Podcast appearances and mentions of dave sutherland

This time on The Jog on Radio Show on Maritime Radio 96.5fm, John talks to South London based singer/songwriter Dave Sutherland. We caught up with Dave, straight off the back of being voted the "UK Male Country Singer 2024" and how his year had been busy with non-stop performances, up and down the country. We covered how Dave had just completed his 8th Camino de Santiago 700km, five week walk. We heard the live performance of the song inspired by his adventure, plus two other tracks performed live in the studio and a couple recorded too. Also we found out about his Sold out Gig at Mycenae House in December, (which was an evening that we all didn't want to end.) All this and of course plenty of laughs, made for a really magical night. To keep up with the latest on Dave, visit :- www.thedavesutherland.co.uk To hear The Jog on Radio Show with John Reen every Tuesday evening visit :- www.maritimeradio.co.uk #Jogonradioshow #MaritimeLDN

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Today we chat with Dave Sutherland about how the death of a celebrity can affect us, is it the same as a friend or family member passing?—this and more on Private Universe Podcast with Carlos Camacho Psychologist.

Today we chat with Dave Sutherland about overcoming addiction and the grieving process. This and more on the Private Universe Podcast with Carlos Camacho Psychologist.

I had the absolute pleasure of interviewing Lesa Ashford who recently set the female World Record as the fastest woman  to circumnavigate Australia.  Lesa set off on March 08 2023, from the Wheel in Brisbane, then connected 19 waypoints around mainland Australia with a total distance exceeding 14,000kms.  92 days, 6 hours and 33 mins later she arrived back in Brisbane, setting the official record as first female. Lesa discusses her motivaions to set off on this challenge, and the obstacles which she had to overcome.  Flooding and cyclones which damaged infrastructure and roads threatened to derail her attempt, but with a display of grit and determination, Lesa didn't give up.It was evident that setting an official record not only takes a lot of training and dedication but also the assistance from an amazing support team and we talk about this in detail.Check out the details of the  official record Lesa set.You can also read Lesa's account of her record breaking ride in more detail. A special shout out to Lesa's Support Crew: Officials: Wayne Smith, Noel Ashford, Desrae Cameron, Julie Waldron,Michael Burns, Alexandra Beasley, Ian D'Arcy, Steven Felix, Ann Johnston,Michelle Meredith-Herlaar, Jessie Heideman, Bruce Frazer, Jenny Frazer,Marianne Sutherland, Cathryn McDonald, Eric McDonald, Keith FroggattCrew: Wayne Smith, Noel Ashford, Alexandra Beasley, Desrae Cameron,Julie Waldron, Michael Burns, Peter Barnette, Bruce Frazer, Jenny Frazer,Mark Pink, Cathryn McDonald, Eric McDonald, Ian D'Arcy, Steven Felix,Ann Johnston, Michelle Meredith-Herlaar, Keith Froggatt, Dave Sutherland,Marianne Sutherland, Jessie Heideman, Robert Heideman, StephenDovey, Christopher Beasley, Samantha ParrYou can find Lesa on the following social channels:Instagram - @NewHorizons4LesaFacebook Group - New Horizons 4 LesaStrava - Lesa AshfordFollow Seek Travel Ride on the socials!Instagram - @SeekTravelRideTwitter - NEW! - Leave a Voice Message! Have something you'd like to tell me? Want to chat about this episode more or tell me about your own bicycle adventures? Well now You can now get in touch and leave a voice message! Just click here and record a voicemail message - I may even include it in future episodes! Join the Seek Travel Ride Facebook group - a place where you can discuss episodes in more detail, learn more about our guests and also where you can share more about your own adventures on a bike! Enjoying listening to Seek Travel Ride? Then please give the show some love and leave a rating and review on your podcast player.Also be sure to follow us on your favourite Podcast Player so you get notified when new episodes are released. You can also follow us via:Instagram - @SeekTravelRideTwitter - @BellaCyclingWebsite: Seek Travel Ride Facebook - Seek Travel Ride

I'm spending some time with my family this week and have loaded up one of my favourite episodes from a few years back. The British pilgrim and singer/songwriter Dave Sutherland. Merry Christmas everyone!!! And BUEN CAMINO!!!!

Today we chat about depression with Dave Sutherland. This and more on Private Universe Podcast with Carlos Camacho Psychologist.

This time on The Jog on Radio Show on Maritime Radio 96.5fm John talks to local Writer and Director Emma Pitt and it's the return to the studio of Singer Songwriter Dave Sutherland. They're in to chat about Emma's films. upcoming projects and her Judging panel roles. And Dave returns to the show with updates about his album "Last Drop Of Empty." He also lets us know about the exciting new project, It Started With A Song, awards and we also get a couple of live tracks from him, including a first play of the new Christmas single "1924." It was a busy old night. #Jogonradioshow #MaritimeLDN 

This time on The Jog on Radio Show on Maritime Radio 96.5fm John talks to Jason McNiff and the return of Dave Sutherland to the studio. They're talking about Jason's new album "Tonight we ride" an album of covers inspired by his online performances during lockdown, which is due for release on the 24th of June. And we catch up with Dave to find out how his new album "Last drop of empty" is doing? Also we find out about their upcoming tours, which include some dates together, One of which is at the Greenwich yacht club on the 6th of July.  All this plus tracks off their albums performed live in the studio, finishing with a cover of the Bob Dylan track "Don't think twice, it's alright" performed together. A magical night indeed for any real music lover.   To find out more about Jason and Dave visit:- www.jasonmcniff.com www.thedavesutherland.co.uk  #Jogonradioshow #MaritimeLDN www.maritimeradio.co.uk  

Climate-conscious, pollinator-friendly gardening (start time: 4:55; scroll down for audio file): This week's episode of How On Earth features a discussion on how cities, neighborhoods, individual residents can plan their landscapes and gardens for a hotter and drier future here on the Front Range. Host Susan Moran interviews Dave Sutherland, a field naturalist formerly with … Continue reading "Climate- & Pollinator-Conscious Planting"

This time on The Jog On Radio Show, John welcomes back to the Maritime Radio 96.5fm studios Dave Sutherland, about his new Album "Last Drop Of Empty" which is the follow up to the U.S number one album "On The Waiting List." He's chatting about returning to performing live and of course how lockdown inspired him. Also Dave performs live on the acoustic the title track Down to the last drop of empty and a spectacular version of the single Ghosts on his twelve string. He also tells the story of a recent chance meeting with Francis Rossi. For more information check out www.thedavesutherland.co.uk for all up to date news and events.  You can also catch the performance on YouTube https://youtu.be/ggsfuJXc7r0 #JogonRadioShow #MaritimeLDN #Davesutherland www.maritimeradio.co.uk    

6. LA LEY DEL CATALIZADOR Los equipos triunfantes tienen jugadores que hacen que las cosas sucedan ¿Qué haría usted, si el 31 de diciembre se acercara rápidamente y sus vendedores estuvieran muy por debajo de las metas propuestas para el año? Dave Sutherland puede decírselo: Su equipo alcanzo las metas porque él vivió siempre según la ley del Catalizador. Síguenos en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inicia_leadership/

David Sutherland on VMI's Civil War Legacy for more information visit WWW.ChicagoCWRT.org In June 1920 just after World War I then US Army Colonel George C. Marshall, a VMI graduate, persuaded his mentor, General of the Armies John J. Pershing, a West Point graduate, to visit the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia. VMI's superintendent hosted General Pershing, toured him around the Institute and the VMI cadet corps held a full dress, review parade in Pershing's honor. After the parade General Pershing addressed VMI's cadets and spoke of the role Institute alumni had played in the Civil War and the Great War and he remarked on sharp the cadets had appeared earlier that day at parade. Pershing then added that while he had often heard VMI called the "West Point of the South," having just witnessed the VMI cadets parade that perhaps West Point should be called the "VMI of the North." The Civil War greatly impacted VMI and the Institute's alumni profoundly influenced Lee's Army of Northern Virginia. Evidence of VMI's Civil War legacy is still visible around the post and VMI's Civil War heritage has shaped VMI alumni for generations. West Point came of age during the Mexican-American War. VMI came of age in the American Civil War. During the American Civil War ninety-three percent of VMI's then living alumni served in the war. This presentation will discuss VMI's Civil War legacy and how this legacy affected the Institute and today continues to shape VMI alumni. Dave Sutherland was born in Chicago, Illinois, grew up in Northwest Indiana and is a graduate of the Virginia Military Institute and the Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis. A three time, past president of the Indianapolis Civil War Round Table, Dave is a life-long student of the Civil War and has traveled to and walked scores of Civil War battlefields. He is also a US Army veteran who served in Korea. He lives in Brownsburg, Indiana, just outside Indianapolis, and has practiced law for 35 years.

John Reen talks to local Writer Emma Pitt about her writing career in film and TV and the release of her award winning film "The Ballard of a Haunted Man." Emma Pitt was born in Oxfordshire and grew up in the Somerset village of Stogumber where her parents still live. From there, she moved to South East London to study for a Communications and Sociology degree at Goldsmiths University and has lived there ever since. Her work mentor once asked her ‘what do you really want to do?' so with that in mind she enrolled on a TV Script Writing Course at City Lit in Central London. She'd done Script Writing as part of her first degree and often thought about being a writer. Jim Hill taught the course. Jim has a lengthy TV career; he created Boon and directed Lovejoy, Casualty and Minder. 5 minutes into that class, Emma knew this was for her. Jim encouraged her to enrol onto the TV Script Writing MA, which he ran, at De Montfort University in Leicester. It was a 2-year part time course so she moved into a part time role in the Regulatory Performance Team at Kings: a job she is still in.   She achieved a Distinction in the MA and won the Media Film and Journalism Prize for Best Project. She then secured an agent, Rebecca Watson at Valerie Hoskins Associates and has since been commissioned to write for Jed Mercurio's ‘Critical' on Sky 1 and has had projects in development with a number of TV companies including Red Productions and ITV. She's also won a number of short play competitions, and one of these plays was a short horror called ‘The Ballad of a Haunted Man'.   Emma met TV cameraman Dan Shoring during her MA. In 2017 they decided to turn ‘The Ballad of a Haunted Man' into a short film. Dan organised the crew and Emma assembled the cast: she already knew Helen Lederer, Emma's husband suggested Shane Attwooll, who he knew from the local music scene – Shane had just played George Cornell opposite Tom Hardy in Legend. Helen suggested Eliza Leonard to play her daughter. Thankfully they all loved the script. The film was made with no budget and a lot of good will. Emma also directed and co-produced with Dan. It's now screened at festivals across the world and won a number of awards, including Best Actor for Shane at The Twin Tiers International Film Festival in New York, Best Horror Film at The Mediterranean Film Festival in Cannes and Best Woman Filmmaker for Emma at the Los Angeles Independent Film Awards. In total it's received 3 Best Actor awards, 7 Seven Best Actor nominations, 5 Best Film awards and 17 Best Film nominations. It was released online on Sat 7th March after a 2-year festival run. Her new short film, The Boy Who Thought He Could Fly is just starting on the festival circuit. It stars Shane Attwooll, Jenna Russell and Archie Sanders, and is focused around the themes of grief, loss and of how important it is to talk and to listen. It's already won the Silver Spotlight Award for Best film at Spotlight Film Awards in Atlanta and Best Actor Under 18 at the monthly Gold Film Awards in London for Archie.   Emma had a one act play, Invisible String, staged last year at an Off West End Theatre by Get Over It Productions who also staged her short play Ever Changing Skyline at the Chiswick Playhouse earlier this year. Ever Changing Skyline has just been selected by Kibo Productions to be staged as part of their new showcase at the Omnibus theatre in Clapham. She is also developing her own TV project with BBC Drama. Emma is married to Americana/Country singer Dave Sutherland whose music you can hear on both films. The Ballard of a Haunted man has now bee released on Youtube and can be found on the links below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ma19wOk3-o www.maritimeradio.co.uk    

I was introduced to Dave Sutherland's music only recently and now I'm a big fan. He sings from the heart - and his soul follows. He stumbled into the Camino and now walks tall as a pilgrim pining to get back on the ancient Way. You can find Dave's music at thedavesutherland.co.uk Dreams of Beautiful Girls!!

We dig into the original Monster Manual (1977), which is the dividing line between the old white box and the new first edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons. Along the way, we talk about how we organize our shelves, the mysteries of Dave Sutherland's shifting artistic style, the incomparable Dave Trampier, monster nudity, wood burning, the perils of slickness and more. Monsters! * * * Use code vintagerpg for 10% off all purchases ($5 minimum) at Noble Knight Games from December 3 through December 22 (mind your shipping methods to make sure you get your packages on time). * * * If  you dig what we do, join us on the Vintage RPG Patreon for more roleplaying fun and surprises! Patrons keep us going! Like, Rate, Subscribe and Review the Vintage RPG Podcast! Send questions, comments or corrections to info@vintagerpg.com. Follow Vintage RPG on Instagram, Tumblr and Facebook. Learn more at the Vintage RPG FAQ. Follow Stu Horvath, John McGuire, VintageRPG and Unwinnable on Twitter. Intro music by George Collazo. The Vintage RPG illustration is by Shafer Brown. Follow him on Twitter. Tune in next week for the next episode. Until then, may the dice always roll in your favor!

What are the communication practices that facilitated rapid growth for Rock Point Church in Arizona? Today, you're going to listen in on a conversation with both the lead pastor and executive pastor as they talk about how they engage their staff in a way that has built a flourishing culture —listen in! Bill Bush is Lead Pastor at Rock Point Church, a large and thriving church in Queen Creek, Arizona. Dave Sutherland is Executive Pastor at Rock Point. Together, they are leading the way to build a flourishing workplace culture. If you who are listening want to experience a greater degree of trust, unity, clear communication and productivity among your employees who feel tremendously engaged and love coming to work, you're really going to get a lot out of the next few minutes. Bill and Dave, so glad to have both of you on the Flourishing Culture Podcast. Find full show notes here https://www.bcwinstitute.org/podcast/rock-point-church-engaging-internal-communication/

On this weeks John Reen Jog On Radio Show on Maritime Radio 96.5 FM John spoke to Greenwich local singer song writer Dave Sutherland. They Spoke about Dave's number one U.S Americana album chart success, guitars, old pubs and school days. Dave also performs live new music "Ghosts" and an old favorite "From the Vauxhall tavern to the Deptford broadway." For more information on the tour and all things Dave check out www.thedavesutherland.co.uk    Dont Forget to check out www.maritimeradio.co.uk for great music and all things Greenwich.   Cheers Reeny

Dave Sutherland is an interpretive naturalist with the City of Boulder. He spoke with News Correspondent John Boughey about humans and wildlife interacting, and how to make it work. Originally aired September 4, 2019.

Attention all Nature Lovers and Amateur Naturalists, Friday April 27th kicks of the City Nature Challenge, where Boulder will compete with 65 cities throughout the world to identify the most species within their area over a 4 day period. It's a competition to identify biodiversity powered by the enthusiasm of citizen scientists. Chip Grandits speaks with Dave Sutherland and Melanie Hill two members of the Wild Boulder Team, which is organizing the City Nature Challenge for Boulder. Citizen science is enhanced with iNaturalist a crowd sourcing platform developed by the California Academy of Sciences with applications for you smartphone which can help you can tap into a global network of amateurs and experts to help identify what species that thing is which you can never quite identify. Host: Chip Grandits Producer: Chip Grandits Engineer: Chip Grandits Additional contributions: Joel Parker Executive Producer: Joel Parker Listen to the Show:

The Long Now Foundation in Colorado (start time 5:02): People often measure “success” as fifteen minutes of fame, or a blockbuster financial quarter. This focus on short term results doesn’t always build the skills needed to solve long-term problems, such as reducing disease outbreaks or maintaining species diversity. So some visionaries have created a playfully serious way to think ahead, and those “ways” include projects here in Colorado. Shelley Schlender tells us about the Long Now Foundation who are developing programs to foster long term responsibility and long term thinking. Wild Boulder (start time 10:t28): Boulder is launching a new citizen science project. The project, called Wild Boulder, will allow people in Boulder to use their smartphones to record wildlife observations, including photos, and share this information with local land managers and open space experts. To find out how this program works, and how it will benefit the community, we spoke with Dave Sutherland and Melanie Hill. Dave Sutherland is an Interpretive Naturalist with theCity of Boulder's Open Space and Mountain Parksprogram. Melanie Hill is Director of Communications for the WILD Foundation, which works to protect wilderness while balancing the needs of human communities. Additional information: Details about the public lecture about the GOLD Mission, April 5th at 7:30 pm at LASP's Space Technology Building. To get involved in the Wild Boulder program download the  iNaturalist app. Sources: Breathing and the brain: Science journal article Book buying, science, and politics: LA Times article and Nature journal article Hosts: Shelley Schlender and Alejandro Soto Producer: Alejandro Soto Engineer: Shelley Schlender Additional contributions: Beth Bennett and Susan Moran Executive Producer:Susan Moran Listen to the show:

It's the week of Valentines Day and in honor of unrequited love and ever-lasting damnation we are taking you, our one fan, into mist-shrouded Ravenloft!  I9, Ravenloft has long been considered one of the best modules to ever come out of 1st edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons.  It was written by Tracy and Laura Hickman, and included art by Clyde Caldwell along with revolutionary maps by Dave Sutherland.  So grab a box of chocolates and a glass of vino then sit back with your Valentine to listen as we tell a tale of tragic love and vampires.    

Boy, it's been awhile since we've aired a new episode. As Scott mentions in the intro to this latest episode, it's because we've both busy and unable to set aside the time to sit down with a guest. So we created a lovely clip show for you, until we can bring a guest in for our next episode. In this episode you'll hear: me chatting with Dave Cournoyer about Edmonton's forthcoming municipal election Scott chatting with Hal Johnson (yes, that Hal Johnson) about he and Joanne McLeod participating in the next Amazing Race Canada me chatting with Terah and Janelle from I Dig Your Girlfriend all about Pride Enjoy, and please leave us a comment letting us know what you thought. Image by Dave Sutherland on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons License.