Podcast appearances and mentions of danny clarke

Our latest episode comes from a rather unexpected venue: a former Chelsea Flower Show garden! Now located in London's Notting Hill, it's where we meet Danny Clarke, garden designer, TV presenter, and self-confessed tree hugger. As we explore the public woodland-themed garden, Danny explains how it tells the stories of injustice against humans and nature. He created the garden as part of his work with Grow2Know, a charity dedicated to making nature more appealing and accessible to a wider audience. It's a subject close to his heart and as he tells us about his childhood and the meaning behind his moniker, The Black Gardener, his passion is clear. Danny finds comfort and joy in nature: the sound of birdsong, the smell of tree bark, the texture of soil. And he's doing his utmost to help as many people as possible, regardless of background, to find that joy too. Don't forget to rate us and subscribe! Learn more about the Woodland Trust at woodlandtrust.org.uk Transcript You are listening to Woodland Walks, a podcast for the Woodland Trust presented by Adam Shaw. We protect and plant trees for people to enjoy, to fight climate change and to help wildlife thrive.  Adam: Well, today I'm off to meet someone much closer to home than normal. I can do it on the tube rather than going on the train. I am meeting Danny Clarke, who is a British garden designer who shot to fame in 2015 as BBC's Instant Gardener. Since then, he's been on our screens with a host of popular garden makeover shows and horticultural advice. He joined ITV's This Morning's presenting team, and he is now a member of Alan Titchmarsh's Love Your Garden team as well. In fact, in addition to all of that, he helps run a charity known as Grow2Know which, whose heart I think really lies in reclaiming space and reconnecting people with nature and each other. And it's one of those projects I think I'm going to see him at really very centrally, in London, in Notting Hill, where they have tried to bring some green space, some nature right to the heart of the city, and include all the local communities.  Danny: My name is Danny Clarke. I'm a garden designer and TV presenter.  Adam: Lovely. And we are meeting in what is now fashionable Notting Hill, wasn't always the case when I was growing up around this area, actually, so, but but we're we're in an urban garden that is your design.  Danny: Well, not the whole garden, not the whole space. I mean, this is Tavistock Square. Yeah, uh, but we've, um, kind of elicited a section of it to rehome our Chelsea Flower Show garden from 2022, which is which actually is a Grow2Know project, of which of which I'm a director of.  Adam: So I what wanna know about Grow2Know. But you you've already mentioned the garden and we're standing right by it. So. Well, why don't you describe it to begin with. So people get a sort of visual image of what it is we're standing next to.  Danny: OK, so basically your corten steel structure, it's dominated by a corten steel structure. And that's supposed to represent two things, a) the mangrove restaurant, which was a place that was owned by a West Indian immigrant in the late 60s/70s that was brutalised by the police. And so it's telling that story. And it's also telling the story of man's injustice to nature. So what we see here really is a corten steel structure, which represents the roots of a mangrove tree. And as you can see, it looks quite brutal and and and the top where the trunk is, it's actually been severed, which actually represents what, you know, man's kind of lack of, shall we say, I don't know, respect for nature.  Adam: So it's it's a political, I mean, it's an interesting installation, if that's the right word, in that it's it is political in this with this sort of small P, not party political, but it's sort of reflecting the societal challenges that this area certainly went through. But you it's interesting, you talk about the trunk, is it is it also a tree? I mean this is a sort of tree podcast. Is there a reference in that as well?  Danny: Yeah, that's a reference to the tree, so that the reference to the tree is that it is a mangrove tree alright, so mangrove and mangrove restaurant. Yeah, so it's kind of a play on words, if you like. So we're telling it's really about storytelling. So we're telling two stories here. We're telling the story of man's brutality against man and man's brutality against nature.  Adam: Wonderful. So you run this organisation? What's it called again?  Danny: It's called Grow2Know. I don't actually run it, I'm a director, so I'm I'm I'm it's so it started well, it started soon after the Grenfell fire in 2017.  Adam: Which is also I mean this is not far from here as well.  Danny: It's not far from here. It's just up the road. And I was horrified by what unfolded like many people were. And I felt quite powerless. So I thought, you know what I'll do? I'll get in touch with the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, where the tower resides and see if I could help in some way, maybe use my expertise as a garden designer to maybe build a small, I don't know, small garden and I spoke to our head of greening guy called Terry Oliver. There's lots of emails flying backwards and forwards. And he was eulogising about this young man called Tayshan Hayden-Smith, 19, single father and who lives near the tower who knew people who perished in the flames. And he turned to gardening or guerilla gardening. I don't know if you know what that is? It's gardening without permission.  Adam: Well, yeah. A friend of mine does that actually near where I live, and sort of grows plants, actually vegetables and potatoes in the street trees. I'm I'm going I don't wanna eat your potatoes! But anyway, I get it. It's an interesting sort of little subculture, guerilla gardening.  Danny: He was just drawn to it. I think it's probably because his mum used to was into nature when Tayshan was very young and she used to point things out to him. Like, look at that tree, isn't that wonderful? Look at that sunset, isn't it lovely? And this, this kind of instilled into his sort of consciousness. And he just naturally just felt he needed to just go out and find a piece of land, community space, pick up litter, syringes, maybe go to the garden centre, get some fading plants and just pretty the place up as best he could, and he got a lot of healing from that and people will be attracted to him. So there'll be this conversation going on. Sometimes people will stay for a minute, then go off again. Others will probably stay and help him along the way. You know? You know, to to transform the space as best they could. And he got a lot of healing from that.  Adam: And and and you, you and your colleagues sort of created this charity around.  Danny: So so no, no. So o what then happened was that I... he wanted to know if I'd like to meet this guy, and I'm thinking to myself, you know, I've been meeting a guy that's got all sorts of issues that I might not be able to deal with. But I had this outline of him, and when I met him, there was none of that. He's the most amazing, well-put-together, guy – young man – I've ever met really. And I, cut a long story short, became his mentor, and we've just been on this fabulous journey ever since. And this is part of it. So one day, Tayshan said to me, he'd like to form a nonprofit. We didn't have a name for it at the time, but it did become Grow2Know, and and he wanted to show the wider, more people wanted to make it nature more inclusive, and he because he got so many benefits from it, he wanted the other people to enjoy, you know, the curative effects of gardening and being in nature – cause we all know it's good for the mind, body and soul. So that's how Grow2Know was born. But we've actually sort of gone on from that now. We're more than just a a gardening collective. We're more pace-making, change making. We're out there to sort of change the narrative, if you like. And we're kind of an activist group and we're just trying to make nature more appealing to a wider audience.  Adam: And how how are you doing that? I mean, you've clearly got this garden here. But in trying to sort of bring urban communities closer to nature, how are you doing that?  Danny: Yeah. Bring, bring, bring communities closer to nature.  Adam: And how do you do that?  Danny: By having spaces like this. So we've got spaces, quite a few spaces that we've converted in this area and this is just one of them. So it's about bringing people into nature and making it more diverse and more accessible. And in many ways, that's what we're about.  Adam: And so I'm interested in in your view about urban communities, youth communities, diverse communities.  Danny: That we're all drawn to nature. You know, we, we we all needed part of it in our lives. That's what lockdown taught us, that it was very important for us.  Adam: So it's not a challenge for you to bring them into your world. You think they're already there?  Danny: No, the people are already there. It's it's just giving them access to these spaces. I mean, for example, excuse me, in the north of Kensington where, let's say it's less affluent than the South, people have the equivalent of one car parking space of nature or greenery that they can access. In the South, which is a lot richer by the river, you know, you've got the like, well, the Chelsea Flower Show is actually by the Thames River, and where people like Simon Cowell and David Beckham have properties, so you get an idea.  Adam: Yeah. Yes, yes, yes.  Danny: We all know how wealthy that area is. They've got on average half a football pitch of nature they can access, or greenery. So that tells its own story and and the life expectancy between the people in the north of the borough and the south of the borough, there's a 15 year difference, so you're expected to live 15 years longer if you live in the south than you are in the north.  Adam: It is and I hadn't thought of that before you said that, but it is an interesting part of London, this, because Kensington has this sort of reputation of being very posh and everything and the David Beckhams and the what have you. But it is a very divided sort of part of London, isn't it? With the very rich and really the quite quite poor and disadvantaged as well, all within the same borough.  Danny: It is, there's a big difference and I think you'll probably find it's the biggest, there's a bigger disparity here than any other borough in in the country.  Adam: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Interesting. So also, oh, well, why don't we have a walk? We'll walk through through your garden whilst we're talking about this. So also just tell me a bit about, so we we you you very eloquently describe the the the metal sculpture we're we're sort of walking under now, but a bit, the planting as well. So you've got sort of beds of bark here which make it look very nice.  Danny: Yeah. So we're we're kind of going with the woodland theme cause as you can see there's lots of trees around here, cause I'm I am a bit of a tree hugger and I love trees. That's my thing.  Danny: And we didn't want to, I mean, the, the this garden, although it was our Grow2Know show garden at Chelsea, we haven't actually transformed it in that form. It's the planting is completely different because if we did that, it would jar with what's around. So we've gone with the space. So although yeah, it's all good.  Adam: It's all quite green and evergreen.  Danny: So the actual structure is the same, but that's all that's that's that's similar. Every, everything else is different. And of course we've had to adapt it as well because the garden that we had at Chelsea had ponds. So for health and safety reasons, we couldn't have that here. So we've gone with the woodlandy theme and so there's rhododendrons, there's ferns.  Adam: I was gonna say quite a lot of ferns and some also some big stones here as well, which sort of nice, nice bit of sculpture.  Danny: Yeah. That that's a bit of a coincidence really, because.  Adam: Because they're just there.  Danny: These were already here, but believe it or not, we had stones this size in our Chelsea Flower Show garden. We didn't transport them from there to here. These were already here and we've just kind of re- sort of jigged them. Re-placed them. Just to make it all look a bit more appealing. But we actually had these at Chelsea as seats in the central area underneath the structure. But now they're actually sort of dispersed in the beds and they make great features and and having them there actually helps move the eye around the space.  Adam: Yeah. So I mean what, ecology and and concerns about the environment. Clearly a a big issue at the moment. What what's your sense about how the people you work with and and talk to feel about that and engage with it? Are you optimistic about that engagement and and what difference that might make? That was that was my phone. I'm sorry, I should have should have put that on silent.   Danny: I'm working with amateurs Ruby! Ohh.   Adam: Yeah, I know, I know. I know. You know what? When I'm out with the film crew, you have to buy the round of drinks if that, ‘whose phone went?' Right, you're buying a round the, yeah, we're we're we're right by the...  Danny: Yeah, well, and it's and it ain't cheap.  Adam: OK. I'll put it on silent now. That'll teach me. What was I saying? Yeah, so. Yes. I wonder whether you're optimistic about that reengagement? Cause the way you're talking about it is very positive actually. Everything you've said is very positive. Is that I, I want to get a sense of is that because you're a positive guy and you or, you know, you're trying to look on the positive side, or you genuinely feel no, no, this, you know, these communities are engaging and that's a great thing, not just for them. But for nature, because if people support nature, nature's got a sort of pal hasn't it.  Danny: Yeah. And I think people are engaging and and do you know what? I mean I'm all for getting young people involved in nature as much as I possibly can. I think that's very, very important. I think we gotta get them out at a a very early age, the earlier the better because then it sort of stays with you for the rest of your life. If you are not sort of involved in it at young age then you're not, you're less likely to be interested in it later on in life. But I think people generally are engaged in nature. They do need a bit of green. Yeah, I think we're naturally drawn to it. I know when we put it, for example, installing this garden here, the amount of people that are coming out and saying what a wonderful job we were doing. And you know this sort of thing is much needed in this space. And it's also by doing this, it's encouraged the cause. This is a council owned area. It's encouraged the council now to reconfigure the whole of this area to sort of give this more of a sense of place.   Adam: I mean, it's interesting you say that. I have to say my experience is not that, it's that young people I meet and I don't meet as many as probably you do, so I will accept that maybe you have a more expert view on this. But my experience is that younger people are engaged with the politics of nature like they're very into green politics maybe and talk about it, but you don't see them a lot in the woodlands.   Danny: Oh, absolutely.  Adam: It's actually older people I see in the woodlands and it's the young people are sort of politically going, yeah, yeah, that's cool. But actually, I don't see them at these sort of events and they might grow into that. But so is that I I'm just wondering whether you recognise that or you think no, no, that's not what you see. They are actually out there and I'm just seeing, you know, a sort of different view.  Danny: I think I think they are. I think they are out there. Obviously there are a lot of young people aren't kind of, don't, aren't as engaged with nature as say I was when I I was a lot younger. I mean you don't see them outside sort of playing around, kicking the ball, climbing trees like we would do, going off of bike rides into the fields.  Adam: Are you a country boy, then are you? Or you grew up in town?  Danny:  No. In fact, my my childhood was very I I moved around a lot cause my dad was in the army. So lived in Belgium, Germany, Malta, all those sort of places. But we were never encouraged to be indoors. We were always thrown outside. I mean, I remember even at the age of 8 or 9 just disappearing for all day. My parents would never know where I was. But you know, I'd I always came home. I never came to any harm. But I think these days I think parents are kind of very worried that that something might nefarious might happen to their children and and the kids aren't given the freedom that we were given, which is a shame. So they're not exposed to nature as much on their own. I mean, I do see kids going around with their parents on walks and stuff like that, but it's not quite the same as being able to explore on your own. You know, children naturally want to sort of push the boundaries. We really need to let kids do their own thing, explore more. It's a growing experience and you know, and we all need it. We all need to be out and about and you know, listen to the tweet, I mean, tweeting of the birds, you know, feeling, feeling the wind on our on our faces, the warmth of the sun on our skin, all those things that you know, just feeling the texture of the soil, the texture of the bark on the trees. It's lovely. I love doing that. When I hug a tree, you know. Just to smell the bark. It's lovely. It's comforting. And that's because I was exposed to it when I was a child. And you know it, it gives me those fond memories and and because of that it's it's very calming and and and a great stress-buster.  Adam: I follow you on on Instagram. You got a good Instagram following and your Instagram handle, if anyone wants to do that, is?  Danny: The Black Gardener  Adam: The Black Gardener. So that, which itself is an interesting sort of handle. So you're making, I don't know, is that just a random handle or are you making a point about, oh I am the black gardener. That's that's a statement.  Danny: *laughs* Well I am. I am what it says on the tin.  Adam: No, no. But look I'm a bald, I'm a bald reporter *laughs*. My handle isn't bald reporter, right? So it feels like you're saying something about that that's important. And I just...  Danny: It is it is, it is important.  Adam: Unpack that for me. Why is, why did you choose that, why is that connection to gardening, to nature and the lack community and your heritage? Why is that important?   Danny: It's important because there are few black people who are in my industry, so that's why I'm The Black Gardener. So I got the idea from a guy called so, The Black Farmer.   Adam: Yeah, famous range of sausages.  Danny: That's right and I saw that he was having success with his name and the reason he calls himself The Black Farmer, cause at the time he's the only black farmer in the country, so hence The Black Farmer. Black gardeners, professional black gardeners are as rare as hen's teeth. So I thought to myself, why don't I call myself the black gardener?  Adam: But why? Why do you think it is then? Cause that goes back to our earlier conversation. About sort of other diverse communities.  Danny: It could be some psychological reason, maybe from the days of slavery. Where working the land is seen as servile. Parents don't want their children to be working the land. They want their children to do something respectable like be a doctor or lawyer or something like that, so they tend to veer them away from doing something which is connected to the land, and and I think maybe that could be a reason, I mean I did have a conversation with somebody via Twitter in the States about it, and she said it's the same there. People of colour tend not to want to go into land-based industry. I mean I've I've only ever and this is only about two months ago, I saw my first black tree surgeon. Yeah, and and you know my plant wholesalers. I've spoken to them about it and they said, you know what, we've got thousands of people on the books and they can only count on one hand the amount of people of colour who are actually in the land-based industry. But also you you've gotta see it to be it as well, you know.   Adam: What do you mean?   Danny: Well, what I mean is if people see me in this space, then it's gonna encourage them to be in this space.   Adam: I see, it normalises it more.  Danny: It it normalises it more. I mean, I I go into the countryside. I mean, I'm a member of the National Trust, RHS. And I go and visit these great gardens and I walk around. I'm obviously in nature, and I very rarely see people of colour. I I I was in, where was I? Sissinghurst, a little, Sissinghurst Gardens a while back. And I must have been there for a good four or five hours. And I was the only person of colour who was walking around that space. So I I want people to see me in those spaces and that hopefully will encourage them to think, well if it's for him, why can't I go there as well.  Adam: Yeah, very cool. So I mean addressing, I mean that community and or anyone who's sort of listening to this podcast then. What would your message to them be about, maybe about that you've learned from your experiences engaging with gardens and trees and nature that you'd encourage them to do, or ways of getting involved, any anything you'd want to say to them?  Danny: Just just go out and enjoy the space, you know? Don't be put off because you feel it's not for you. It's for everybody. I mean, nature shouldn't have any boundaries. It's there for everybody to enjoy and you get the benefits from being out there. It's it's it's all good for us. I mean I would really like to see more people engaged in gardening or horticulture as a way of earning a living. Because for me it's it's not a job. It's just what I do. It's what I enjoy. I've got a real passion for it. I love it and I like to see other people, whoever they are. It it doesn't have to be a colour thing. It it, I'm talking about young, old, I'm talking about gay, straight, whatever, whoever you are, it's there for everybody to to enjoy.  Adam: Brilliant. Well, it's been a real treat meeting you. Thank you very much indeed. Under your wonderful sculpture in your garden in the centre of London.  Danny: Yeah, you're most welcome.  Adam: Thank you very much. Remind me of your your your social media handles.  Danny: It's The Black Gardener. I'm I'm on Facebook and I'm on Threads.  Adam: On Threads, now there's something I haven't heard for a long time!  Danny: Yes. Yeah *laughs* So there you go. There you go.   Adam: Right, The Black Gardener, thank you very much indeed,   Danny: You're most welcome.  Adam: Well, thank you very much for listening to that and those bangs you might have heard in the background were a sign that we should go because that was the the local bin men coming along to collect the rubbish *laughs*. Anyway, thanks for listening. And wherever you're taking your walks, be that in real life or just with us on the Woodland Walks podcast, I wish you all happy wandering.  Thank you for listening to the Woodland Trust Woodland Walks. Join us next month when Adam will be taking another walk in the company of Woodland Trust staff, partners and volunteers. And don't forget to subscribe to the series on iTunes or wherever you are listening. And do give us a review and a rating. If you want to find out more about our woods and those that are close to you, check out the Woodland Trust website. Just head to the Visiting Woods pages. Thank you. 

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Danny Clarke, Chief Business Officer of Amplify Hearing USA to discuss the demand and opportunity of offering audiology and hearing care to your patients. Key Takeaways:Only 20% of Americans who have hearing loss use hearing aids. In Europe where audiology and optometry are close partners, it's more than 33%. In the UK and Denmark, it's over 45%.In Europe, 48% of hearing aids are fit in private optometric locations.When available, vision care patients are more than open to receiving hearing care in their optometry office and vice versa. Hearing patients are more than open to receiving vision care from optometry practices that offer it. It provides significant convenience that patient consumers want and rests on the trust optometrists have built with their patients. The average consumer with hearing loss has no idea where to go for hearing care.Like so many other opportunities, team training and education on the "why" is critical to success. The availability of OTC hearing aids have dramatically increased the awareness of hearing loss and hearing care, further driving the opportunity for success in this space. What Dr. Clarke is reading:  Thinking in Bets by Annie DukePractice Advantage Reading List** Don't miss out on an extra $10 rebate for all commercial VSP Eye Exams this year! Earn up to an additional $60,000 in 2025 just by taking great care of patients. Visit www.pecaaexamrebate.com now!**

This weeks show starts off with music from Ijahman Levi, Pablo Moses, Steve Boswell, Johnny Osbourne, Aston Family Man Barrett, Larry Marshall, The Prophets, Cornell Campbell, Jacob Miller, Prince Alla, The Paragons and Papa Tullo, The Heptones, Freddie McGregor, Ranking Dread, Papa Levi, Sylford Walker, The Abyssinians, Richard MacDonald, I Roy, and Gregory Isaacs. New music this week comes from Etana, Nadia McAnuff, Mighty Joshua, I-Taweh, Naya Rockers & Clinton Fearon, King Kong, George Nooks, Ras Shiloh, Glen washington, The Zion I Kings with Kabaka Pyramid, The Phoenix City All Stars, Jah Myhrakle, Chezidek, and Perfect Giddimani with Lutan Fyah. Also this week you will hear selections from the Meditations in memory of Founding member Danny Clarke who passed away last week at the age of 74. Rest In Power Enjoy! Ijahman Levi - Jah Heavy Load - Haile I Hymn Chapter 1 - Island Records Pablo Moses - The Slayer - In The Future & Dub - Tabou 1 Steve Boswell - I Am Geeting Bad/I Am Getting Bad Version - We Are Getting Bad: The Sound Of Phase One - Motion Records The Meditations - Fly Natty Dread - Deeper Roots: The Best Of The Meditations - Heartbeat Records Johnny Osbourne & Scientist - Never Stop Fighting/Dangerous Match Six - Junjo Presents: Wins The World Cup - Greensleeves Aston “Family Man” Barrett - Cobra Style (disco mix) - Soul Constitution: Instrumentals & Dubs 1971-1982 - Dub Store Records The Meditations - Babylon Trap Them - Deeper Roots: The Best Of The Meditations - Heartbeat Records Larry Marshall & Amanda All Stars - It Dread In A Rome/Dub Out A Rome- Amanda 7” The Prophets w/ Trinity - Give Thanks and Praise 12” Mix - Yabby You: Dread Prophecy: The Strange and Wonderful Story Of Yabby You - Shanachie Cornell Campbell - I Shall Not Remove - I Shall Not Remove 1975-1980 - Blood & Fire Jacob Miller & Inner Circle - Lamb's Bread Collie - Forward Jah Jah Children - Trojan Records Prince Alla - Daniel (In The Lions Den) - Prince Alla & Junior Ross: I Can Hear The Children Singing - Blood & Fire The Paragons & Papa Tullo - A Place Called Zion/Part 2 - Rubadub Revolution - Pressure Sounds The Heptones - Love Without Feeling - Ivy's International Records 7” Freddie McGregor - Never Run Away - Greensleeves 12” Ranking Dread - Humble Lion Prayer - Lots Of Loving - Tad's Records The Revolutionaries - Swell Headed - Drum Sound: More Gems From The Channel One Dub Room 1974-1980 - Pressure Sounds Papa Levi - Mi God Mi King - Mango 12” The Meditations - False Doctrine - Return Of The Meditations - Heartbeat Records The Co-Operators feat. Joe Yorke - Under Heavy Manners - Happy People Records Linval Thompson - Ghetto Man - Ganja Man - Irie Ites The Abyssinians - I & I - Satta Massagana Deluxe Edition - Heartbeat Records Sylford Walker - I Can't Understand - Clive Hunt Presents: Bad, Bad, Bad - VP Records Richard McDonald & Glen Brown - Realize - Boat To Progress: The Original Pantomine Vocal Collection - Greensleeves I Roy - Rasta On A Sunday - Dubble Attack: The Original Pantomine DJ Collection - Greensleeves Tommy McCook & Richard Hall - Dirty Harry - Check The Winner: The Original Pantomine Instrumental Collection - Greensleeves Nadia McAnuff & The Ligerians - Holy - Shelter From The Storm - SoulNurse Records Etana feat. Big Youth - Jah Never Fail I - Nectar Of The Gods - Freemind Music Mighty Joshua - Why O - Dreaducation - Mighty Joshua Music I-Taweh - Copycat/Copycat Dub - Musically Speaking - Evidence Music Naya Rockers feat. Clinton Fearon - Come With Us - Naya Records King Kong & Little Lion Sound - Reggae Music - Evidence Music The Mediatations - Reggae Crazy - Shanachie 12” George Nooks - Funny How Money - Message In De Music - Tad's Records Little Roy - Dive - Battle For Seattle - Ark Recordings Kumar & The 18th Parallel - World Wide Love/World Wide Love Dub - Fruits Records/Easy Star Records Gregory Isaacs - Top Ten - African Museum & Tad's Collection - Tad's Records Bob Marley & The Wailers - Soul Shakedown Party - Roots Of A Legend - Trojan Records Ras Shiloh - Here I Come - See It Deh - Reggae Vibrations Inc Glen Washington - Equal Rights - Feeling Irie - LTK20 Rechords Zion I Kings feat. Kabaka Pyramid - Start My Day - Full Bloom Riddim - Zion High Productions Phoenix City All Stars - It's To Late/It's To Dub - Rocksteady Is King - Happy People Records Pachyman - Midcity Rockers - The Return Of Pachyman - ATO Records Principals - No Way Jose - Treacherous Dub - Stereo Royal Rockers All Stars - Jah Dread - Original Rockers - Greensleeves Asher & Trimble & The Rockers All Stars - Humble Yourself/Humble Version - The Rockers Story: The Mystic World Of Augustus Pablo - Shanachie Yabby You & King Tubby - Jah Mercies - Yabby You: Dread Prophecy: The Strange and Wonderful Story Of Yabby You - Shanachie The Mediatations & The Upsetters - Life Is Not Easy/Life Is Not Easy Dub - Lee Scratch Perry: Arkology - Island Records Sugar Minott & Easy Star All Stars - Born In The Ghetto/Dub In The Ghetto - Easy Star Volume 1 - Easy Star Records Abassi All Stars - Dub Of Correction - Dub Showcase - Universal Egg Dubmatix & Manwel T - Soundbwoy - Manwel T Meets Dubmatix - Manwel T Music Johnny Clarke & Vinney Satta - Open Your Eyes/Open Your Eyes Dub - Roots Renegade Records Michael Prophet - Same Almighty/Same Almighty (Hurricane Version) - Tuff Scout Massaia DubKillah feat. Mr. Williamz - Step By Step/Steppa - Freedom & Justice - Culture Dub Records Jah Warrior - Third World War Dub - Jah Warrior Records Charly B feat. Pressure Busspipe - Guide My Step - Maciej Pilarz Manudigital feat. Liam Bailey - Enough - Digital UK Session - X Ray Production  Mykal Rose & Subatomic Sound System feat. Hollie Cook - Forward - Rockin' Like A Champion - DubShot Records Jah Myhrakle - Pay Check - Scorching Fire - Gold Den Arkc Recordsz Chezidek & The Ligerians - Action Man/Action Dub - Irie Ites Records Kingston Express feat. Horseman - Step Up - Foundation Rock - Kingston Express Records Perfect Giddimani & Lutan Fyah - Champion In Action/Champion In Action Dub - Giddimani Records The Mediatations - Stand In Love - Stand In Love - Meditations Music  

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In this episode, we delve into the core principles underpinning professional success in football with our special guest, Danny Clarke. With over a decade of experience in the game, Danny shares his invaluable insights gained from working across various countries and cultures. We explore the six key pillars essential for thriving in the professional football landscape. From the significance of nutrition and recovery to uncovering the pivotal role of individual ownership, Danny offers a comprehensive perspective on what it takes to excel in the pro game. Whether you're already on the professional player pathway or considering joining, this episode provides essential guidance and inspiration for your football journey. Tune in as we uncover the secrets to unlocking your full potential in the world of football.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We bring this podcast to you from the home of the Bolton Wanderers, where we're speaking with the Head Coach of Bolton Wanderers International Football Programme, Danny Clarke. We talk to Danny about his work travelling the globe showcasing their Academy programs, and some of the differences between coaching in Australia and the UK that might be holding some of our young players back. We answer questions from parents like ‘What is the Bolton Wanderers program looking for in a 7 year old'? ‘What age should football players choose their positions?' And ‘How many hours a week should a young footballer be training?' Tune in for a great chat.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave, Sean, Cal and Katie speak with a guide runner and a visually imparted runner, both from Prestwich. Guide Runner, Nigel Holmes, has PBs of 17:33 for 5k, 37:29 for 10k, and 86:29 for HM. Visually Impaired runner, Danny Clarke has PBs of 42:01 for 10k, 1:37:56 for HM, and 3:48 for marathon. Danny talk about the challenges he overcomes when running, how he got into running and who helps him out. Nigel talks about how it is to be a guide runner as well as his running, both forwards and backwards. The team chat about life after the tour. Sean has an injury update, Dave has some big news on a race target, while both Katie and Cal have different opinions of the beer/prosecco mile.

Adam Frost and Arit Anderson Welcome to a very special bonus edition of the podcast! This episode features conversations with Gardener's World presenters Adam Frost and Arit Anderson at this years' RHS Malvern Spring Festival. We talk all about the festival itself and what else they both might be upto this year!

Welcome to The Potting Bench Diaries - 17th May 2023

Danny Clarke - 'The Black Gardener' This episode features a conversation with garden designer and presenter, Danny Clarke otherwise known as The Black Gardener. Danny is perhaps best known as part of the team on Alan Titchmarsh's Love Your Garden as well as appearances on This Morning and Channel 5's Filthy Garden SOS. We talk here about how all of this began, including how Danny's mentor helped to inspire his love of being connected with ature...enjoy! If you'd like to see more from Danny then you can follow him on Instagram @theblackgardener or on Twitter @theblkgardener. Or you can find out more on his website theblackgardener.co.uk

Welcome to Today's episode where we discuss the Great Game of Business and how it can impact an optometry practice. With Dr. Danny Clarke, Owner of Clark Eye Care Center in Wichita Falls, Texas, and Co-Founder of Modus Practice in Motion. We'll talk about a game-changing approach that can help businesses achieve their goals and increase transparency. So, if you're an optometry practice owner looking to improve your business, the Great Game of Business might be worth exploring.

We are so grateful to have Danny Clarke with us today on the podcast! Danny is a marketing genius and he is here to not only share some great marketing tips but also how to… Make bold and confident decisions in your business, including effective decision-making skills.  Stop fearing your “what-ifs”  Grow in your comfort zone and accept your tolerance  Danny shares how he runs his business and what steps he takes to grow it, focusing on understanding where people want to go as well as creating success with speed.  Remember you have the power to make and create something! Entrepreneurship can extend beyond your desire to make a difference into really rewarding benefits for you. Connect with Danny at his website: https://easypeasybusiness.com/  Email me at skye@skyebarbour.com Which freedom block is holding your business back? Take my FREE quiz https://www.skyebarbour.com/quiz  My website https://www.skyebarbour.com  Follow me on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/skye.barbour.biz  Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/skye_barbour/

An Artist's Cruise Around the World in 90 Days with Granville Danny Clarke British watercolor artist, poet, folk singer and environmental educator, G. Danny Clarke, has finally compiled his sketches, watercolors and musings in a coffee table book that begs to be fingered. While the trip was 30 years ago, his recollections and stunning art renderings stem from those days, capturing and describing 26 ports of call from his unique and witty perspective. Given his open and cheery nature, Danny was invited into many otherwise private lives and scenarios, adding depth and insight to his adventures. Join me in hearing Danny's amazing stories and sharing his creative impressions, as he embarks from Southampton, England on the majestic P & O Canberra cruise line.

An Artist's Cruise Around the World in 90 Days with Granville Danny Clarke   British watercolor artist, poet, folk singer and environmental educator, G. Danny Clarke, has finally compiled his sketches, watercolors and musings in a coffee table book that begs to be fingered. While the trip was 30 years ago, his recollections and stunning art renderings stem from those days, capturing and describing 26 ports of call from his unique and witty perspective. Given his open and cheery nature, Danny was invited into many otherwise private lives and scenarios, adding depth and insight to his adventures. Join me in hearing Danny's amazing stories and sharing his creative impressions, as he embarks from Southampton, England on the majestic P & O Canberra cruise line.

An Artist's Cruise Around the World in 90 Days with Granville Danny Clarke British watercolor artist, poet, folk singer and environmental educator, G. Danny Clarke, has finally compiled his sketches, watercolors and musings in a coffee table book that begs to be fingered. While the trip was 30 years ago, his recollections and stunning art renderings stem from those days, capturing and describing 26 ports of call from his unique and witty perspective. Given his open and cheery nature, Danny was invited into many otherwise private lives and scenarios, adding depth and insight to his adventures. Join me in hearing Danny's amazing stories and sharing his creative impressions, as he embarks from Southampton, England on the majestic P & O Canberra cruise line.

Peter Gibbs and horticultural experts Danny Clarke, James Wong and Pippa Greenwood head to the Riverhill Himalayan Gardens in Kent and answer questions from the GQT postbag. Led by Head Gardener Misako Kasahara, the GQT team explore Riverhill and learn the history of this once-abandoned site. They delight in the leafy ferns and woody rhododendrons found across the gardens. Feeling inspired, they dive into the postbag and suggest container plants for year round interest on a balcony, and propose the best course of action for a pair of poorly Acers. We also discover that Pippa has an especially sensitive sense of smell around one particular plant. Producer: Dominic Tyerman Assistant Producer: Bethany Hocken Executive Producers: Louisa Field and Ollie Wilson A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4

Join us for a chat with NIS Activities Director, Mr. Danny Clarke, about the incredible activities programme we offer at our school. From athletics to the arts, to student activities, co-curriculars are integral to our student-centred, inclusive approach to education. "We've got a massive commitment to activities at NIS. It's in the DNA of our school. It's not just an add-on. It's a central part of what we do."

Paul is joined by Danny Clarke, Commercial Director at the National Federation of Builders. In this intriguing conversation, Danny – an occupational health expert – dispels some truths about misconceptions in the industry (not least Paul's) about occupational health and why he talks about culture and women in construction with such passion. As promised, you can follow Danny's LinkedIn here.Head to www.get.c-link.com/podcast to learn how you can save a minimum of 5% against budget construction costs on your next project. You can also subscribe to our blog to stay updated with the latest resources, articles, videos, and audio from C-Link.Own The Build now has its very own Youtube channel! Head over there to check out short clips of our previous episodes plus bonus video content from some of our favourite episodes. Make sure to subscribe to stay updated with our latest videos, and whilst you're there, don't forget to drop our videos some likes!The Own The Build podcast is brought to you by C-Link and is hosted by Paul Heming.

This episode's specialty spotlight is Optometry! Optometrist Danny Clarke owns and operates a family eye care practice. Dr. Clarke joins us to share how he grew his practice when he started focusing on his employees' growth. We discuss how private equity affects private optometry practices, navigating insurance as a provider, the retail side of optometry, and being proactive about compliance. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ByrdAdatto/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ByrdAdattoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/byrdadattolaw/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/byrdadattoYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6VSOw0W5lrrj4iIl1HxTbgMentioned in This Episode: 21 Secrets of Million-Dollar Sellers: America's Top Earners Reveal the Keys to Sales Success -https://www.amazon.com/21-Secrets-Million-Dollar-Sellers-Americas-ebook/dp/B01M9I7FES University of Texas at Austin 2014 Commencement Address - Admiral William H. McRaven - https://youtu.be/pxBQLFLei70 The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It - https://www.michaelegerbercompanies.com/product/the-e-myth-revisited/

After his brother Simon pulled off an incredible feat to win the fifth stage at the Tour de France, Danny Clarke joined Sam to talk about the huge achievement, the adversities Simon has had to overcome, what's next for him, and more.

Danny Clark is an absolute legend in helping people work in evergreen system for their business. He is joining me today to talk about what you need to do to set your business up to scale evergreen. What You Will Learn In This Episode: - The fundamental things people get wrong with evergreen - At what stage you would want to move to evergreen  - What kind of follow up with your leads a big game changer to set you up for success with evergreen model The strength of a business lies in a strong and long-tem relationship with potential and existing. Instead of trying to do something new, try to do something better - be more effective with the leads that you already have in your business. Resources: - Get in touch with Danny Clarke https://easypeasybusiness.com/  - Check out Danny's free ULTIMATE GUIDE TO TIME & FINANCIAL FREEDOM at www.easypeasybusiness.com/start - Podcasting for Entrepreneurs https://apple.co/3idMtUf  - Legendary Podcast Launch https://annapn.co/launch  - Podcast Sales Funnel https://annapn.co/funnel  - The Podcast Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepodcastcommunity  - My website https://www.annaparkernaples.co.uk  - Find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnnaParkerNaplesCoach   - Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annaparkernaples/ 

Danny is one of the nicest people I have ever interviewed!A busy TV Gardener and Garden Designer, appearing on the BBC's 'Instant Gardener', Channel 5's 'Filthy Garden SOS' and with Alan Titchmarsh on 'Love Your Garden', Danny is also an ambassador for The Woodland Trust and The Queen's Canopy, his achievements are many.I find out how he started gardening and how he got onto TV as a presenter, and most importantly he explains his passion for trees and why they are so important.Danny gives lots of useful tips about flowers and weeds in gardens, even if you live in a flat!Find out more about Danny at www.Theblackgardener.co.uk

In this episode Mike chats to Danny Clarke, a.k.a. The Black Gardener. You'll know Danny from the BBC TV series 'The Instant Gardener' and most recently he has become part of the ever-popular ITV gardening makeover programme, 'Love Your Garden' alongside Alan Titchmarsh, Frances Tophill, David Dominey and previous podcast guest, Katie Rushworth (Series 1). Click here to listen to Mike chatting to Katie Rushworth. Danny tells Mike about his childhood, his early career and how he moved into gardening and design. He also recounts how changing the name of his gardening business to 'The Black Gardener' led to an unbelievable change in the direction of his career. During the chat, Mike & Danny also discuss: Diversity and inclusion within horticulture and how things need to change Danny's Commemorative Garden for the Cheltenham & Gloucester Hospital charity Danny's involvement with Tayshan Hayden-Smith in their 'Grow2Know' project, birthed in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire in June 2017, and Some really exiting things to come from Danny very soon! The interview was recorded in Kelsey Park, Beckenham, South London, a favourite park of Dannys, which teems with bird and wildlife. Some pictures of the park & Danny and I, taken on the day can be viewed here. If you have any questions or comments about the podcast, do you contact Mike directly on the shows podcast email micthegardener01@gmail.com, or, contact Mike via his popular Instagram account @mike_thegardener. Don't forget to follow/subscribe as there's lots more to come. And, if you listen via Apple Podcasts, please do leave a review as it helps others to find the podcast. Talking of which, do tell all your gardening friends, family and loved ones about the podcast. Thanks for listening!

Check out an exclusive interview with the original members of the classic Reggae harmony group THE MEDITATIONS, featuring Ansel Cridland, Danny Clarke and Winston Watson. Formed in Jamaica in 1974, the Meditations are known for their own classic albums, as well as background vocal for some of the biggest hits in Reggae, including classic Bob Marley songs Blackman Redemption, Rastaman Live Up, Keep on Moving and more. Ansel “Meditation” Cridland continues producing, writing, arranging, and performing for fans all over the world. Sadly, Winston Watson passed away in 2019. Interview was recorded live on May 27, 1993 at the WERS Studios in Boston, MA. A version of this Podcast featuring Meditations musical selections, including Bob Marley classics, is available to Spotify Premium subscribers by clicking here: https://open.spotify.com/show/4aEBFx02xIGefbyxuI3rKm (those without a Spotify Premium subscription are welcome to listen, but will hear only :30-second snippets of music.) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/reggaerootsrockers/message

playing the best tracks from 2009 in the mix!Random Soul and Vincent Kwok - Music Is My Life (Original)Sean McCabe & Adeola Ranson - A Little More Love (Sean McCabe Main Vocal) N'n'G feat. Kallaghan - Right Before My Eyes (Grant Nelson House Mix) Reel People ft Angela Johnson - Can't Stop (Dennis F's Falling 4 U Mix) Skyy - Here's To you (Hex Hector Remix) Tortured Soul - Another Lover (Dimitri From Paris 80's Throwback Remix) Richard Earnshaw & Angie Brown - Unbelievable (Earnshaw's Club bm edit) Danny Clarke vs M Gee ft Mica Paris - Bodyswerve (MuSol Remix) MuSol & Central Avenue ft Pete Simpson & Natasha Watts - I Believe (Original bm edit) Kwality Kontrol ft Alana Bridgewater - Don't Stop (Random Soul Remix bm edit) Sofia Rubina - Make Me Beautiful (Vocal Mix) Held, Esposito - Everyday (Ralf Gum Disco Attack Main) janet jackson - make me (moto blanco club mix) B.A.D Connection - Be Thankful (Classic Club) Doug Willis - Nu Dimension (Joey Negro Philly World) Joey Negro & The Sunburst Band - Sitting On Top of The World (Joey Negro Dub) House Bros & Britalics ft Joy Malcolm - Love What You Feel (House Bros Soulful bm edit) Solo Vs Soulsearcher - Can't Get Enough Groovin' (Andrea F. Soul Searchin' Booty) Ralphi Rosario ft Shawn Christopher - Everybody Shake It (Ralphi's Demure) Joris Voorn - Sweep The Floor Jay-J and Torin Rea - Sunshine People (Original) Loui & Scibi feat. Jacob A - This Is How We Do It (DJ Meme Instrumental Mix) Grant Nelson Brave - New World (Original - bm edit) Grant Nelson - Spellbound Boheme ft Angie Brown - Music In My Life (Matt Williams & Steve Price Vocal bm edit) Hook n Sling - The Best Thing 2009 (Club bm edit) Funk Fanatics - Love Is The Answer (Freemasons Remix)Disco Freaks - Take Me To The Sun (2009 Freemasons Remix)

In this episode, recorded for National Gardening Week, host Laura McMahon talks to Tayshan Hayden-Smith and Danny Clarke of charity Grow2Know. Tayshan, a lifelong resident of the community around Grenfell Tower, founded the charity in 2017 to bring residents together through the power of collective action, creating green spaces in the community designed to uplift and unify. Danny Clarke, AKA The Black Gardener, is a garden designer and TV presenter as well as being a Director of Grow2Know. Together they discuss the importance of horticulture to physical and mental health, the difficulties faced by people of diverse backgrounds in a mainly white and often affluent-seeming industry, how to make it appeal to all and how they’re building an RHS Chelsea garden in honour of the Mangrove 9.About The Royal Parks: The Royal Parks is the charity that exists to make sure London’s eight historic royal parks will always be there to enrich the lives of local residents and visitors to London. The charity looks after eight of London’s largest open spaces: Hyde Park, The Green Park, Richmond Park, Greenwich Park, St James’s Park, Bushy Park, The Regent’s Park and Primrose Hill, and Kensington Gardens. For more information visit www.royalparks.org.uk Follow The Royal Parks on Twitter @theroyalparks, Facebook.com/TheRoyalParksLondon and Instagram.com/TheRoyalParksSupport the show (https://www.royalparks.org.uk/support-the-parks)Support the show (https://www.royalparks.org.uk/support-the-parks)Support the show (https://www.royalparks.org.uk/support-the-parks)Support the show (https://www.royalparks.org.uk/support-the-parks)

That episode where.. Ellen Mary Join us on the show talking Gardening for Wellbeing, watch Danny Clarke's Instant Gardener with a shock decision and keep the good vibes flowing with the team! We are LIVE Every Monday - Friday at 8PM with Gardening Chat. Join us, Call In and your name will go into the 'Tin to Win'! CALL 0742 357 4520This episode is supported by 'Meet the Farmers' Podcast. Hosted by Ben Eagle, its a great way to meet the people who produce your food and to take a peak behind the farm gate. Go listen to an episode today at https://meet-the-farmers.simplecast.com/ Support the show, Keep the mic on and the plants growing at https://skinnyjeangardener.co.uk/supportGet the LOCKDOWN3OFFER of ‘How to get Kids Gardening' the book signed! On sale Just £10 at https://skinnyjeangardener.co.uk/lockdown3LISTEN to the Best Bits of the Show on the Podcast. A FULL weeks worth of gardening chat edited into one hour of audio gold! Listen here https://skinnyjeangardener.co.uk/pod

We share our tips to lift you from lockdown gloom and Chris meets Danny Clarke, a ray of welcome sunshine. 

In this short episode Ash Interviews Danny Clarke who formed The Surrey International Team. We talk about the formation of the team and also the criteria players have to meet to be eligible to play for the historic county of Surrey. We also discuss the future of the team and the ambitions Danny has to bring the team to the forefront of local football and minor nations football

Danny Clarke & Jay Benham ft. Andrea Love – “Call It Done” [Dallinghoo Recordings] Mark Di Meo ft. Dannis Winston – “Tied To My Heart” [Soulstice Music] Cerrone ft. Jocelyn Brown – “Hooked On You” (Jamie Lewis remix) [Purple] Melba Moore – “Just Doing Me” (Terry Hunter remix) [Mirror Ball Records] Lisa Millet – “Closer” […] The post Citrus Sound Show 27th Oct 2020 appeared first on SSRadio.

Danny Clarke & Jay Benham ft. Andrea Love – “Call It Done” [Dallinghoo Recordings] Mark Di Meo ft. Dannis Winston – “Tied To My Heart” [Soulstice Music] Cerrone ft. Jocelyn Brown – “Hooked On You” (Jamie Lewis remix) [Purple] Melba Moore – “Just Doing Me” (Terry Hunter remix) [Mirror Ball Records] Lisa Millet – “Closer” […] The post Citrus Sound Show 27th Oct 2020 appeared first on SSRadio.

The transformative power of gardening has never been more evident – or more necessary – than it is now. This week guest presenters TV gardener Danny Clarke and Alana Cama from the RHS Campaign for School Gardening explore communal urban gardens tackling inequality and food poverty in Los Angeles with activist Indy Srinath. Closer to home we meet Tayshan Hayden-Smith. He's CEO of Grow2Know, a non-profit organisation born from the ashes of the Grenfell Tower disaster, that now empowers young people through horticulture. Tayshan talks about breaking through the barriers to make gardening and horticulture truly inclusive and sharing their amazing benefits for health and wellbeing with everyone. Plus a look at what the RHS is doing to promote community gardening across the country.

Legendary Jamaican bass player Val Douglas makes a grand entrance with a revelation that surprises both the hosts! We go on to discuss his work with producers like Duke Reid, Joe Gibbs, Lee Perry and many more, as well as with almost every notable artist from 1970s Jamaica including Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, Burning Spear, Delroy Wilson, The Now Generation Band, and an incredible list that goes on and on. Val talks about why a 4-string bass is vastly superior to a 5 or 6 string, and tells us about the 1-string bass he played on tour with Maxie Priest. This was one of our favorite episodes yet!Tunes Of The Week:Roger’s = The Upsetters - “The Vampire”Devin’s = Danny Clarke & The Meditations - “Changing Of The Times”SHOP PODCLASH MERCH! Every sale helps support the show. Thank you.https://rootfire-intl.myshopify.com/collections/the-reggae-podclash***Man-Like-Devin and Roger Rivas talk all things reggae with original and modern artists in the scene, every Saturday at 6pm PT on http://thereggaepodclash.comIn addition to their weekly discussion of hand-selected records from their collections of Jamaican music on vinyl, Roger and Devin are joined this week by legendary Jamaican bass player Val Douglas. #ReggaePodclash #ValDouglas #Reggae http://www.Rootfire.nethttp://www.TheReggaePodClash.comSupport the show (https://rootfire.net/tv/)

In today's episode I talk to TV Presenter & Garden Designer Danny Clarke. Danny is a TV British horticulturist who co-hosts the BBC series The Instant Gardener with Helen Skelton. Danny was born in Oxford to immigrant parents from Jamaica. He founded his own garden design company in 1997, and called himself The Black Gardener. It was this name that led him to him being noticed and invited to screen test for The Instant Gardener, a daytime BBC programme that started in 2015. Danny also appeared as a presenter for the BBC on the RHS Chelsea and RHS Tatton Flower shows and Tree of the Year for Channel 4. He is currently presenting garden design with the ITV This Morning team as well as appearing in various other press, television and radio productions. Danny's story is inspiring and ignites a love of nature to anyone who listens to him speak about the natural world through his positive, gentle and kind manner.

This week's programme is dedicated to perhaps the quintessential foliage plant, the fern. Firstly, garden designer Danny Clarke shares his love of the majestic tree fern, Dicksonia antarctica. Then we head into the dark and mysterious Stumpery at RHS Garden Rosemoor to meet a magnificent cast of ferns luxuriating in the cool, moist conditions there. Author and journalist Richard Mabey explores a fern frenzy that swept Victorian Britain, the catchily-named Pteridomania. And finally, RHS horticultural advisor Jenny Bowden offers hints and tips on how to get the best out of ferns in your garden.

Join us on a globetrotting plant extravaganza! Sally Miller from the Barbados Horticultural Society takes us on a totally tropical tour of her paradise island garden. Danny Clarke – aka The Black Gardener – offers trolley-fuls of advice and design tips for making a garden so gorgeous you'll never want to leave it. Dr Chris Thorogood of Oxford Botanic Garden leads us into the steamy jungles of Borneo in search of the world's biggest flower, revealing some of its curious habits along the way. Plus author and columnist Pattie Barron shares her love of Mediterranean gardens and advice on how to give your garden a sun-drenched makeover in just a weekend.

I talk to BBC Presenter The Instant Gardener/ The Black Gardener Danny Clarke about #BlackLivesMatter, something that I've held off from discussing, but feel the importance of it and how it is represented in the garden industry. We also discuss his BBC show the instant Gardener Danny Clarke is a professional garden designer, maintenance practitioner and landscaper. A self confessed “friend of the earth” Danny is not only an experienced horticulturalist, but also an established TV presenter and expert. The Oxford born son of a British Army officer, Danny initially considered embarking on a military career or as a professional sportsman, but his extensive travels abroad inspired him to pursue his love of nature and the great outdoors. He gained a keen eye for design which led him to become a highly acclaimed and in demand landscaper and designer, helping bring people's visions and ambitions for their gardens to life! Danny's creativity and fresh approach hasn't gone unnoticed and it was for this reason that he went on to land a co presenter role on BBC one's garden transformation show “The Instant Gardener” alongside Helen Skelton. The series sees the pair and their team called upon by people up and down the nation whose gardens are in desperate need of some TLC. Using his sharp eye for design and passion for ambitious, imaginative concepts Danny and the team work tirelessly to transform the space and provide viewers with straightforward and useful tips on how they can revamp their gardens. His career in TV has gone from strength to strength and he was given the honour of presenting for the BBC at the iconic RHS Chelsea Flower Show and the RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park. He's also been a contributor on horticulture across the BBC's Inside Out and has a number of exciting projects in the pipeline, so 2016 is set to be a very busy and green fingered year! SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! Be sure to see each garden episode pop into your device when its ready! Sponsored by Flymo. Flymo your Life Easy. Find more at Flymo.com If you loved, or even just a little enjoyed the podcast be sure to share it on social and tag.. Facebook: @skinnyjeangardener Instagram: @skinnyjeangardener Twitter: @skinnyjeangard or email: lee@skinnyjeangardener.co.uk and let me know what ya think The NEW˜How to get Kids Gardening Book is available now! With over 30+ gardening ideas to bring the family together and create real memories. Available at skinnyjeangardener.co.uk/shop LISTEN to the podcast now FREE on all awesome podcast stores and skinnyjeangardener.co.uk/podcast

In this bonus episode of the Danny Clarke podcast, Danny is joined by Ray Higdon. Ray is a two time best selling author and a former #1 income earner in a network marketing company that he joined while he was in foreclosure. He has shared the stage with Tony Robbins, Bob Proctor, Les Brown, Robert Kiyosaki and many more. Ray and his wife no longer build a network marketing company so they can better serve the profession as coaches, speakers and trainers. Their coaching company was recognised this year on the Inc 5000 as one of Americas fastest growing companies and they LOVE helping network marketers grow large teams and create freedom in their life.   Here are the highlights from the episode:   {1:12} Getting through this pandemic as a network marketer {4:40} How to talk to people about your opportunity in an authentic way {11:11} The shift from the desire for freedom to the desire for security {13:53} Whether to lead with product or company {19:17} The importance of community {22:04} The competition   Connect with Ray: https://rayhigdon.com/ Connect with Danny: http://www.youtube.com/c/dannyclarkeofficial https://www.instagram.com/dannyclarkeofficial/ https://www.facebook.com/dannyclarkeofficial/ Website: www.jointhevip.co.uk and www.dannyclarkeofficial.com

Join Danny for this first episode of the Danny Clarke Podcast to find out what this show is all about. You'll learn: The goal of the podcast Who it's for What's coming up on the show Raising the professionalism of the network marketing industry Creating freedom in your life Feeling confident and proud to say you're a network marketer Connect with Danny: http://www.youtube.com/c/dannyclarkeofficial https://www.instagram.com/dannyclarkeofficial/ https://www.facebook.com/dannyclarkeofficial/ Website: www.jointhevip.co.uk and www.dannyclarkeofficial.com

When was the last time you associated network marketing with honesty, positivity, and unparalleled efficiency? Can’t remember? Then it’s time to shake up how network marketing businesses are built. Danny Clarke is a social media coach, network marketing trainer, and speaker who, along with his wife Liz, is teaching network marketers and industry hopefuls how to build a legitimate business using ethical outreach methods and simple systems. On this episode of the Authentic Influencer podcast, Brooke and Danny talk through the three building blocks of a network marketing business – and which is the hardest to master, what a real leader brings to the table, and the incredible power of instilling pure belief in your team. Join in to move your business towards the future. You’ll Learn   How old-school “bully” tactics in sales are falling away in favor of new approaches Why and how people buy, whether it’s a sports car or a sandwich Why transparency works better than ignoring the flaws in a system And much more! Favorite Quote “Network marketing is a freedom-based business…What we should be showing people to do is how to become happy - happiness and freedom. Happiness rides on the coattails of freedom. So if we show people how to have freedom, we can help them with how to be happier.”  -  Danny Clarke  Connect with Danny:   Join the VIP On Facebook  Instagram    How to get involved If you are ready to stop living in scarcity and have the wealth you’ve always wanted, check out www.socialtenacity.com/gift and get a free gift just for listening! If you want to continue the conversation, join the Official Authentic Influencer Marketing Community on FB HERE If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a quick review on iTunes. It would mean the world to hear your feedback and we’d love for you to help us spread the word!

Today Tom and Dwayne sat down with Danny Clarke from Bolton Wanderers. Talking about the rich history of BWFC the academy and international academy. This is one of our favorites!

Discover specific steps for building a business with a spouse and integrating family time. Do you schedule time to watch TV with your kids? Discover this conversation on business and family with host Mike Domitrz and guest Dan Clarke.   * You are invited to join our community and conversations about each episode on FaceBook at https://www.facebook.com/MutuallyAmazingPodcast and join us on Twitter @CenterRespect or visit our website at http://www.MutuallyAmazingPodcast.com**   Danny’s BIO: Danny Clarke is a leading trainer, coach and speaker in the online space. He has personally coached over 2600 clients in less than 2 years. He is a freedom guy and spends his free time with his wife and 3 kids.     Links to Danny: www.instagram.com/dannyclarkeofficial www.facebook.com/OfficialDanAndLiz/ www.jointhevip.co.uk     Books Danny Recommends: Key Person of Influence - Dan Priestley Exactly What To Say - Phil Jones How To make Friends and Influence people - Dale Carnegie   YOUR HOST: Mike Domitrz is the founder of The Center for Respect where he helps educational institutions, the US Military and businesses of all sizes create a culture of respect throughout their organizations. From addressing consent to helping corporations build a workplace free from fear (reducing sexual harassment and helping employees thrive by treating them with respect every day), Domitrz engages audiences by sharing skill sets they can implement into their lives immediately. As an author, trainer, keynote speaker and coach, Mike Domitrz loves working with leaders at all levels. Learn more at http://www.CenterForRespect.com

Boost Hospitality Podcast Season 6 Episode 7   On this episode, Danny and I will be talking about how you can further expand your network without getting flagged as spam or without being spammy. Our guest on this episode, Danny Clarke, is the founder of VIP Life which was launched last 2017 and before he started VIP Life, he was into professional financial services such as pensions, investments and etc for 10 years. Afterwards, Danny and Elizabeth moved into network marketing.

The opening weekend of the club football championships in Leitrim may have developed along expected lines but there were plenty of talking points over the fourteen clashes down for decision this weekend. I'm joined by Declan Bohan to go through the results and look back over the action of the last three days. We also hear from Sean McWeeney (Aughnasheelin), James Phelan (Melvin Gaels), Liam Keenan (Mohill), Ryan O'Rourke (Fenagh St Caillins) & Shane Ward (Glencar/Manor). With a full round of fixtures at Intermediate level we're hearing from Joe Keaney (Glenfarne/Kilty), Karl Foley (Annaduff) & Seamus Mallon (Bornacoola) while Alan Cox (Annaduff) shares his experience of getting their campaign off to a win at Junior level. In Ladies Football, Danny Clarke talks about the disappointment of losing to Offaly in the All Ireland championship while Patrica Forde expresses her delight at lifting the Division 3 League title with Keeldra Gaels at the third attempt. The longer than usual show also looks at the world of Rowing, Athletics and soccer with results from around the county.

Leitrim and Mohill Gaelic Footballer Domhnaill Flynn is the guest on this week's show, he chats about his season so far with promotion and a Croke Park final in Division 4 of the National League with the county side and Mohill's unbeaten season to date. He helps Breifne look over the Dunnes Bar Division 1 club results midweek and a look towards tonight's fixtures. Leitrim Ladies footballer Eimhin Quinn and the team's manager, Danny Clarke, talk about their expectations ahead of their opening game in the TG4 All Ireland Intermediate Championship against near neighbours Roscommon. Aoife Lowe outlines Carrick Rowing Club's participation with 25 competitors at the National Rowing Championships in Cork this weekend and the show looks at the Sligo Stages Rally which has three stages across North Leitrim on Sunday. We also report on the women's football team's penalty defeat in the 3rd/4th place play off at the World University Games. Glenfarne's Ailbhe Clancy was a member of the squad for the second time. Some positive soccer news with Leitrim Village's Niall Morahan called into the Irish squad for the Euro 2019 championships in Armenia.

Dave James, Podiatrist talks to Dr. Justin Trosclair DC on A Doctor's Perspective Podcast Take Dave James Podiatrist video creation conversation as a personal challenge to get a jump start on local community influence. Why make videos, ideas for content, establishing a niche and podiatry procedures that are tech driven and great results. His journey to becoming a podiatrist started with his own injuries as well as two other medical type career choices before finally deciding on podiatry. After 3 different degrees and certifications and getting a master in biomechanics and being in healthcare for 25 years with 8 years in private practice, he decided to sell his clinic. Some people are born learners and educators and it takes time for them to finally carve out their niche to share with others… I think Dave James is one of those types. He offered some services that you may not have heard of. We get his explanation on: swift microwave therapy, clearnail (micro-penetration), Swift Microwave treatment is for skin issues like plantar warts and it helps create heat and micro inflammation and then after 3-4 treatments the body heals and although it is slightly painful, the downtime is minimal. Clearnail is micro-penetration of the nail bed so you can inject medicine underneath the nail bed and really get rid of the nail fungus. Which is better than the medicine which can cause liver and kidney issues as well as mess up your sense of taste. What is Foot Mobilization Techniques (FMT) and does it have an effect in a podiatry office? If you think it's a joint manipulation like a chiropractor delivers than you are accurate. They tend to use it for pain modulation of stiff joints, old scars and plantar fasciitis (especially with a loading protocol). His own path of personal development sparked a passion to want to see other people get out of their own way. Danny Clarke encouraged him to start doing videos. Dave realized he had a knack for video and the more he does them the more comfortable and enjoyable they are for him to film and edit. You could say the Foot Magician's niche market is teaching doctors about social media, particularly being on video like YouTube and Facebook live, but being your authentic self so patients can know you As You and not just stuffy podiatrist. Yes, your first video will probably be embarrassing, but keep at it. Do two 2 minute videos for 14 days. Can you imagine the impact if you could have all the podiatrists or your doctor specialty all promoting the same one condition per month on your social media accounts by video. Maybe it's a really good infographic but you don't agree with a portion of it. Instead of saying, I won't share it, you could write how you like ABC but not XYZ and here is why. I know “what to do” for practice growth, but are you “doing it?” Should you be afraid to raise your rates? Should you price yourself close to everyone else, higher than or just concern yourself with the value you provide? How do we provide more value? Mark Twain “what other people think about you is none of your business.” Even though our work week and obligations may keep us busy and not bored, we have to remember that our family time is important and they want a real holiday too. Books: Gary Vandyrchuk, Malcolm Gladwell, Jim Rohn, They Ask You Answer - Marcus Sheridan, plus many podiatrists that have their own expertise. He has a show called “The Foot and Leg Show.” Be sure to take a listen to Dave James on this show. hello@davethecoach.co.ukwww.davthecoach.co.ukIG - davethepod FB group: stepping up Show notes can be found at https://adoctorsperspective.net/120 here you can also find links to things mentioned and the full transcript. This episode is a part of the Six Weeks of Feet Podiatry Series 2019. Put your email for a quick Reference Guide. #rainmaker_form_4849 .rm_button { background-color: #F8B619;}EmailThank you!

The Meditations are a reggae vocal harmony group from Jamaica formed in late 1974. They have released several studio albums and are still performing in the 2000s and today. The Meditations were formed in late 1974, when Danny Clarke left The Righteous Flames, recruiting Ansel Cridland (previously of The Linkers) and Winston Watson After releasing singles credited to the individual members, they began recording as The Meditations in late 1976, shortly after which they released their biggest hit, "Woman Is Like a Shadow", which sold over 45,000 copies in its first month of release. They recorded in the mid-1970s for producers such as Dobby Dobson, Joseph Hoo Kim, and Lee "Scratch" Perry, their righteously Rastafarian style gaining comparisons with The Mighty Diamonds. Their first album, Message From The Meditations, was released in 1977. Robert Christgau called it "a nice one" in Christgau's Record Guide (1981), highlighting the "island chauvinism" of songs like "Running from Jamaica", which "gets on those who emigrate to Canada, Britain, the States, and Africa #nowplaying

Welcome to The Expert Focus podcast hosted by the savvy Claire Dowdall. Savagely brilliant, Claire is described by peers in the industry as outstanding and insightful in the realm of business, marketing, coaching, and social media presence! Her podcast brings listeners tips, strategies, marketing plans, and captivating interviews with great guests all with the desire of helping you!   In this episode, Claire talks with Danny Clarke who co-owns The VIP Life with his wife Elizabeth. Danny describes VIP Life as your business in a box. He and his wife will work tirelessly to provide their clients with social media and video presence as well as coaching, step by step goals, website building, free templating, emails, e-books and anything else one could possibly need. The only things a client needs to bring is their personal branding. How does he know he has everything covered? He has created a solution to every problem he encountered along the way. Danny and Liz offer 3 different packages that increase in value as they step up from Lite, Life, and Pro, but all packages include: Live video tutorials Live coaching sessions Weekly Q&A sessions Copywriting review service Mindset fix Social media overview Messenger bot support Sixty-minute accountability check-in Weekly flow system boost   Danny hammers home that it is paramount that we be ourselves. A lot of time people in business feel like they must have a certain mindset or must appear a certain way; however, when we are honest about ourselves we conduct better business. Cookie cutter business people don’t make long-lasting connections with clients and partners. In Danny’s opinion, the “image” some convey on social media is all due to insecurity. It is that insecurity that breeds the lies that can be discovered so easily online.  He says often, in the beginning, he would write a list of his mess ups both the tiny and ginormous and post them for people to read. Legitimately everything. Sharing the journey brings people with you. Danny also shares a great story of traveling with his family to Europe, escaping the most terrifying moment of his life, and an embarrassing story about defecating in a bush.   “I want to do what I want to do.” “Pour yourself into your brand.” “Sell the truth.” “It might be bad for business . . . I don't care.” - in regards to sharing the struggles “Some people don’t reach their potential because they’re scared to be found out.” “We all have good and bad traits and when we share them we connect.” “A lot of people are afraid to share because they don’t want to look bad. It doesn't work like that.” “Be all that you are because you are enough.”   Claire's LinkedIn Profile The Expert Focus Facebook Group The Expert Focus podcast on iTunes   Buy Danny and Liz's book here VIP Life Website   VIP Life YouTube Channel

In this special episode, Tommy and Derek sit down with long-time high school teacher Danny Clarke to discuss neoliberalism and education, bureaucracy, standardization, and the utility of metrics. Tune in for our discussion of Education, Inc. and some of the problems with "juking the stats" in our efforts to 'educate' our youth. You can follow the show on Twitter!   Follow us on Twitter: @WTNcast | @Derekcrim | @Thomasncooke Email us: wtncast@gmail.com Subscribe to the podcast: https://wtncast.podbean.com/feed/ iTunes: What's That Noise? on iTunes!

Since the beginning of the years, I have learnt lots on this podcast journey. What I have discovered is that meaning and living a good life is available to all of us. My guests are living proof. But how do you and I get there? I am stepping up and taking the journey, and I would like you to come with me. You will discover more on the programme or by joining the email list at life Passion and Business .com  This week's guests is a young family man who is living the dream with his wife Liz and their 3 Children. Does that sound corny and what do I mean by young. At my age anyone under 40 is young. Danny Clark is in his 30th year and to some extent, he has done all of the traditional life journey and found it wanting. He felt controlled and unhappy. On leaving education, he became a council surveyor, he did well and that could have been a job life, but the routine ground him down. It was the start of the feeling of being controlled and unhappy. His solution was to quit and go travelling. They say travel broadens the mind and in this case, it was true, it changed his thinking. On his return, he went back into the world of work. He explored estate agency, Insurance, Recruitment and eventually, he entered the financial services industry. Somewhere on that journey he got married and had three children. Life was good, he had over ten years of experience in the direct sales and achieved considerable success both personally and professionally. But he and Liz had a dream of a different life with more freedom; they saw an opportunity in Multi-Level Marketing. Before you groan, this is not a pitch for MLM or a particular company; it is the story of how they bucked a system that did not want to be bucked. Danny and his wife Liz achieved huge success in the MLM industry, earning multiple incentives and being recognised as being in the top 1% of the company. They did this by dumping the usual routine and using normal business practice. The company hated them for not following the system and pushed them out. Not wanting to lose what they had gained Danny and Liz used the techniques they had developed to build an online coaching system for people in the MLM space. In the last 12 months alone he has personally recruited 624 members to join his coaching programs. Using the power of online platforms and social media Danny and Liz have created an income that is not bound by their location. After many years of feeling controlled and being unhappy. He is now living the dream and travels the world full time with his wife and family.

Granville Danny CLARKE, Silkstone Common, S Yorkshire, England1-561-512-9104Lyrical History of the British Folk Scene, through Poetry and SongEnjoy the music, poetry & tales of British folk history from the 1960's to the present, with original works by Granville Danny CLARKE.

Granville Danny CLARKE, Silkstone Common, S Yorkshire, England 1-561-512-9104 Lyrical History of the British Folk Scene, through Poetry and Song Enjoy the music, poetry & tales of British folk history from the 1960's to the present, with original works by Granville Danny CLARKE.

For our latest SeikoVision podcast, we interviewed Dr. Danny Clarke, CEO and owner of Clark EyeCare Center, based in Wichita Falls, Texas. Dr. Clarke has owned and operated his highly successful practice for more than 20 years now. He attributes part of his success to his use of open-book management and other unique methods that engage team members.

The Meditations are a reggae vocal harmony group from Jamaica formed in late 1974. They have released several studio albums and are still performing in the 2000s and today.The Meditations were formed in late 1974, when Danny Clarke left The Righteous Flames, recruiting Ansel Cridland (previously of The Linkers) and Winston Watson. After releasing singles credited to the individual members, they began recording as The Meditations in late 1976, shortly after which they released their biggest hit, "Woman Is Like a Shadow", which sold over 45,000 copies in its first month of release. They recorded in the mid-1970s for producers such as Dobby Dobson, Joseph Hoo Kim, and Lee "Scratch" Perry, their righteously Rastafarian style gaining comparisons with The Mighty Diamonds.Their first album, Message From The Meditations, was released in 1977.The Meditations sang backing vocals on a number of Bob Marley songs, including "Blackman Redemption," "Punky Reggae Party," and "Rastaman Live Up", as well as providing backing for Gregory Isaacs, Jimmy Cliff and The Congos (on their Heart of the Congos album).They appeared at the One Love Peace Concert in April 1978, officially a commemoration of the 12th anniversary of Haile Selassie's state visit to Jamaica, but more famous for the handshake between Michael Manley and Edward Seaga when they joined Bob Marley on stage.The Meditations 1983 album, No More Friend was produced by Linval Thompson and featured The Roots Radics, and saw them adapting to the prevailing dancehall sound.Cridland left the group, leaving Clarke and Watson to record 1988's For The Good of Man without him, but they were reunited for 1993's . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Meditations caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com  661-467-2407 www.crsradio.com www.caribbeanradioshow.com

The Love of Love, the Love of Deep House, the Love of Soul and the Love of Funk 2h20 mins of LOVE..I wanted Viv to like this one, hence, I had to try, whilst keeping it somewhat Deep to make it fun.. Jury is still out as to whether we will actually give it a tick of approval. As for me, I do love this set, which I see as one of my best efforts to create an original  soundscape. This version is Kathy G edit.. Thanks Kathy I am loving the collaboration! With you, I am learning that less is more... To be consumed at home or lounging with a with a nice cocktail in your hand. Or lazily in bed enjoying the first sunrays of the summer, which here is nigh.. All about Love (look at the Playlist titles..), Soul, and Groove. Give yourself 2h20 mins of bliss.. A few new amazing tracks, some of which were only released last week on Traxsource, Beatport and Defected.. It does not get more current than this. Towards the end a Marc Evans' bender in order to keep Viv on board. Note to myself, if Marc Evans comes back to Melbourne, WE ARE GOING! Intro Muthafunka Who? DJ Spen & Dr Feelgood FSB feat. Diane Carter 2010 Glue Part One (Instrumental Mix vs. Full Vocal Mix) [Xtian Edit w/ It’s so Easy Loveappella DJ Spen & the Muthafunkaz] Bakndidae     2010 Rainy Things (Telepathy Dub) [Xtian Grooved & Glued Edit] Tomson And Benedict 2010 For the Love of You (Ricanstruction  vocal  mix )Dmoov feat. Nicole Henry & Frankie  Feliciano  2007 It’s All Good (richard  earnshaw  remix ) Danny Clarke 2010 Wait (Simon’s Edit) Ó Simon Dunmore Defected 2010 Rumba (Mendo Remix Mix) Ó Simon Dunmore Defected 2010 Crazy (Quentin Harris Instrumental Mix) [Xtian Edit w/Nick & Danny Chatelain Rumba Tool] Black Coffee Feat. Thiwe    2010 Crazy (Quentin Harris Remix) [Xtian Rumba Edit] Black Coffee feat. Thiwe 2010 Bring the Love (Deeper Dubstrumental vs. Summer Soul Anthem) [Xtian Deep Down the Underground Edit] Nicki Richards 2010 Way Back (Doruk  Ozlen  Vocal  Mix) Julius Papp feat. Lisa Shaw 2010 Perfectly (The Layabouts Vocal Mix) [Xtian Grooved Edit] The Layabouts feat. Shea Soul 2009 We are One (Layabouts Deep Groove Mix vs. Vocal Mix) [Xtian Grooved Edit] 3 Amigos feat Dawn Tallman 2010 Into You (Animal House Mix) Danny Clark & Jay Benham feat. Carla Prather 2010 A New System (Kirby Past Present Future Remix) [Xtian Edit w/” The DJs Calling Acappella” feat. Dragonfly/Vibe Residents] Ross Couch 2010 Devotion (Hornbostel Classic Club Remix) Christian Hornbostel 2006 Love Commandments (Oscar P & Enrico Mantini Remix) [Xtian Edit Deep Down the Underground Mike Dunn Sample] D’Layna 2008 Given Me Joy (DJ Fudge Dub Mix vs Knee Deep Classic Club Edit) [Xtian Back Into Time Edit] DJ Spen & The Muthafunkaz feat. Marc Evans 2008 Reach Out For Love (DJ Spen Sneak Tribute vs. Muthafunkaz Out Reach Remix) [Xtian Edit w/Accapella Samples] Marc Evans 2009 The Way U Love Me (Yass Main Mix) Marc Evans 2006 The Way U Love Me (Original Mix) Ron Hall  & the  Muthafunkaz  feat. Marc Evans 2010 Diamond Life (Danism Remix) Louie Vega Jay 'sinister' Sealee feat. Julie McKnigh Highlights: "Glue" from Bakndidae, I love the groove of this track! "Way Back" Julius Papp's latest will, I know, reappear again & again here once I work it a bit. "Rainy Things", Jask's prescription, from Tomson And Benedict is such a layered and well produced deep tune. Quentin Harris' "Crazy" from his latest album, which is the House album of the Year. "Perfectly" Shea Soul's Layabouts Remix, a very current release. "Diamond Life" Louie Vega's collaboration with Julie Mcknight of "Finally" fame is also very pleasing. If you like Deep, Funky Grooves with a dollop of Soul, this episode is a MUST download! And thank you Viv, for having the patience to let me do... this. I love you!