Podcast appearances and mentions of David Almond

David Almond. „Mano tėtis skrajūnas“. Skaito aktorė Eglė Špokaitė.

David Almond. „Mano tėtis skrajūnas“. Skaito aktorė Eglė Špokaitė.

David Almond. „Mano tėtis skrajūnas“. Skaito aktorė Eglė Špokaitė.

Április 22-én történt kultura.hu     2025-04-22 00:51:00     Film Pest Vác 1924-ben ezen a napon tette meg próbaútját a legendás 424-es mozdony Budapest és Vác között. A legsikeresebb magyar gőzmozdonysorozatból 1958-ig összesen 514 darabot gyártottak, és egészen a személyvonati gőzvontatás 1984-es megszűnéséig használták. A magyar ipar egykori büszkesége számos nosztalgikus műben is feltűnik a szépirodalomban, a filmben 6 alulértékelt, szuperizgalmas film, amit hollywoodi rendezők készítettek in.hu     2025-04-21 18:25:03     Film Hollywood A legtöbb rendezőnek – beleértve Hollywood legünnepeltebb mestereit is – szinte kivétel nélkül vannak olyan filmjei, melyeket csak kevesen ismernek attól függetlenül, hogy mennyire jó alkotásokról van szó. A gyűjtésünkben most 6 ilyet mutatunk be, amit kár lenne kihagynod. A Francia KiadásWes Anderson filmjeiről szinte rögtön a pasztell színek és a Mickey 17: Mickey, az eldobható Mafab     2025-04-22 05:43:02     Film Humor Vál Robert Pattinson Pong Dzsunho a zseniális Élősködők után kissé más vizekre evezett, és Edward Ashton 2022-es regényét alapul véve egy fekete humorral átitatott sci-fi szatírát alkotott, melynek egyik fő attrakciója Robert Pattinson a címszerepben, aki igazi jutalomjátékot hoz a kettős szerepben.Valamikor a távoli jövőben járunk, ahol a Föld egyre élhetetlenebbé vál Ezentúl csak azok szavazhatnak az Oscar-díjasokra, akik látták is a jelölt filmeket Telex     2025-04-21 22:37:06     Film USA Eddig csak ajánlották az amerikai filmakadémia tagjainak, hogy nézzék is meg a filmeket, amikről szavaznak. Ausztriában is bemutatták a Hunyadit 24.hu     2025-04-22 09:50:34     Film Ausztria Húsvét Húsvét hétfőn műsorra tűzte a Hunyadi első két részét az ORF. Mit szóltak az osztrákok a valaha volt legdrágább magyar produkcióhoz? Nem Julia Roberts szerepelt volna a Micsoda nőben NLC     2025-04-22 07:27:08     Film Párkapcsolat Julia Roberts A Micsoda nő! a filmtörténelem egyik legikonikusabb romantikus vígjátéka – hihetetlen, hogy már 35 év telt el a bemutatója óta! Ennyit változtak a sztárjai. Lent a völgyben minden megtörténik, amiért élünk – Paolo Cognetti új könyvéről Librarius     2025-04-22 08:00:32     Könyv A Lent a völgyben cselekménye kevés, hatóereje annál több: fogva tart, elvarázsol, könnyekre fakaszt tisztasága. Michael Schumacher elrepült újszülött unokájához Story     2025-04-22 06:00:33     Bulvár Michael Schumacher Szívmelengető hírek érkeztek az egykori Forma–1-es bajnok háza tájáról: nemcsak megérkezett az első kis unoka, de a pici találkozott is a nagypapájával. David Lynch, Stanley Kubrick és Mijazaki Hajao filmjei is szerepelnek az Artmozik éjszakáján Fidelio     2025-04-22 10:35:00     Film Mozi Mindössze két mozijegy áráért hetven film közül válogathatunk az egész éjszakán át tartó Artmozik éjszakáján, amely során az elmúlt év legkiválóbb darabjait láthatja a közönség a fővárosi művészmozikban. A programban klasszikus alkotások is szerepelnek.  David Almond: The Falling Boy Ekultura     2025-04-22 10:00:00     Könyv David Almond brit író, akit elsősorban a Skellig (Szárnyak titka) c. ifjúsági regénye miatt ismernek, azért kapott 1998-ban Whitbread Az év gyermekkönyve díjat, illetve Carnegie Medalt. De írt Jennifer Aniston elárulta, hogy milyen intim helyzetben kezdték el faggatni a Jóbarátokról a rajongók port.hu     2025-04-22 10:10:00     Film Jennifer Aniston Hiába telt el több mint 20 év a befejezés óta, a Jóbarátok még mindig minden idők egyik legjobb sitcomja. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

Április 22-én történt kultura.hu     2025-04-22 00:51:00     Film Pest Vác 1924-ben ezen a napon tette meg próbaútját a legendás 424-es mozdony Budapest és Vác között. A legsikeresebb magyar gőzmozdonysorozatból 1958-ig összesen 514 darabot gyártottak, és egészen a személyvonati gőzvontatás 1984-es megszűnéséig használták. A magyar ipar egykori büszkesége számos nosztalgikus műben is feltűnik a szépirodalomban, a filmben 6 alulértékelt, szuperizgalmas film, amit hollywoodi rendezők készítettek in.hu     2025-04-21 18:25:03     Film Hollywood A legtöbb rendezőnek – beleértve Hollywood legünnepeltebb mestereit is – szinte kivétel nélkül vannak olyan filmjei, melyeket csak kevesen ismernek attól függetlenül, hogy mennyire jó alkotásokról van szó. A gyűjtésünkben most 6 ilyet mutatunk be, amit kár lenne kihagynod. A Francia KiadásWes Anderson filmjeiről szinte rögtön a pasztell színek és a Mickey 17: Mickey, az eldobható Mafab     2025-04-22 05:43:02     Film Humor Vál Robert Pattinson Pong Dzsunho a zseniális Élősködők után kissé más vizekre evezett, és Edward Ashton 2022-es regényét alapul véve egy fekete humorral átitatott sci-fi szatírát alkotott, melynek egyik fő attrakciója Robert Pattinson a címszerepben, aki igazi jutalomjátékot hoz a kettős szerepben.Valamikor a távoli jövőben járunk, ahol a Föld egyre élhetetlenebbé vál Ezentúl csak azok szavazhatnak az Oscar-díjasokra, akik látták is a jelölt filmeket Telex     2025-04-21 22:37:06     Film USA Eddig csak ajánlották az amerikai filmakadémia tagjainak, hogy nézzék is meg a filmeket, amikről szavaznak. Ausztriában is bemutatták a Hunyadit 24.hu     2025-04-22 09:50:34     Film Ausztria Húsvét Húsvét hétfőn műsorra tűzte a Hunyadi első két részét az ORF. Mit szóltak az osztrákok a valaha volt legdrágább magyar produkcióhoz? Nem Julia Roberts szerepelt volna a Micsoda nőben NLC     2025-04-22 07:27:08     Film Párkapcsolat Julia Roberts A Micsoda nő! a filmtörténelem egyik legikonikusabb romantikus vígjátéka – hihetetlen, hogy már 35 év telt el a bemutatója óta! Ennyit változtak a sztárjai. Lent a völgyben minden megtörténik, amiért élünk – Paolo Cognetti új könyvéről Librarius     2025-04-22 08:00:32     Könyv A Lent a völgyben cselekménye kevés, hatóereje annál több: fogva tart, elvarázsol, könnyekre fakaszt tisztasága. Michael Schumacher elrepült újszülött unokájához Story     2025-04-22 06:00:33     Bulvár Michael Schumacher Szívmelengető hírek érkeztek az egykori Forma–1-es bajnok háza tájáról: nemcsak megérkezett az első kis unoka, de a pici találkozott is a nagypapájával. David Lynch, Stanley Kubrick és Mijazaki Hajao filmjei is szerepelnek az Artmozik éjszakáján Fidelio     2025-04-22 10:35:00     Film Mozi Mindössze két mozijegy áráért hetven film közül válogathatunk az egész éjszakán át tartó Artmozik éjszakáján, amely során az elmúlt év legkiválóbb darabjait láthatja a közönség a fővárosi művészmozikban. A programban klasszikus alkotások is szerepelnek.  David Almond: The Falling Boy Ekultura     2025-04-22 10:00:00     Könyv David Almond brit író, akit elsősorban a Skellig (Szárnyak titka) c. ifjúsági regénye miatt ismernek, azért kapott 1998-ban Whitbread Az év gyermekkönyve díjat, illetve Carnegie Medalt. De írt Jennifer Aniston elárulta, hogy milyen intim helyzetben kezdték el faggatni a Jóbarátokról a rajongók port.hu     2025-04-22 10:10:00     Film Jennifer Aniston Hiába telt el több mint 20 év a befejezés óta, a Jóbarátok még mindig minden idők egyik legjobb sitcomja. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

Négynapos húsvét Hollókőn Magyar Hírlap     2025-04-07 18:02:00     Zene Fesztiválok Koncert Húsvét A Hollókői Húsvéti Fesztivál gasztrobarangolással, koncertekkel és megannyi élménnyel várja a látogatókat. Hatalmas megtiszteltetésben lesz része Robert De Nirónak Mafab     2025-04-08 05:39:02     Film Fesztiválok Színház Cannes Cannes-i filmfesztivál Robert De Niro A 78. Cannes-i Filmfesztivál nyitóceremóniáján, 2025. május 13-án Robert De Niro (legutóbbi szerepei a cikkünk galériájában) tiszteletbeli Arany Pálma-díjat vehet át. A szervezők ezzel kívánják elismermi a kiemelkedő filmes pályafutását. Másnap, május 14-én De Niro mesterkurzust tart a Debussy Színház színpadán, írja a Variety. . Megvan az Országos Színházi Találkozó versenyprogramja kultura.hu     2025-04-07 18:18:05     Színpad Színház Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok Szolnok „A Szolnoki Szigligeti Színház örömmel jelenti be, hogy összeállt a 2025-ös Országos Színházi Találkozó versenyprogramja!” – áll a színház közleményében. „Az esemény, amely a magyar színházi élet egyik legfontosabb ünnepe, idén is sokszínű és izgalmas előadásokkal várja a közönséget” – írják. Felirat van, pénz nincs – fellázadtak a streamingoldalak fordítói Telex     2025-04-08 10:46:20     Film Netflix Disney Szabadúszó fordítóknak tartoznak több ezer euróval, ezért néhányan a nyilvánossághoz fordultak az egyik olyan cég megalázó gyakorlata ellen, amitől többek között a Netflix, a Disney vagy a Max is feliratot rendel. Színészek, akik saját gyerekükkel játszottak együtt - És észre sem vetted Joy     2025-04-07 19:31:00     Film A filmvászon gyakran tele van meglepetésekkel, de néha olyan rejtett részletek is megbújnak benne, amiket csak a legfigyelmesebb nézők szúrnak ki. Budapesten koncertezik Jennifer Lopez refresher.hu     2025-04-08 09:16:00     Zene Koncert Jennifer Lopez MVM Dome Jennifer Lopez 2025-ben bepótolja azt, ami 2024-ben elmaradt, július 20-án pedig Budapesten, az Mvm Dome-ban is fellép az Up All Night névre keresztelt turnéja során. Közzétette álláspontját az RTL a bírságról 24.hu     2025-04-08 10:18:09     Film Valóságshow Luxemburg A reality történései miatt a luxemburgi médiahatóság 25 ezer eurós bírságot szabott ki az RTL+ szolgáltatójára. Hatalmas siker a Cobra Kai: a Karate kölyök nyomdokain jutott a csúcsra Blikk     2025-04-07 17:34:41     Film Mozi A nyolcvanas évek legendás mozisorozata volt A karate kölyök, amely nem is annyira a karatéról, hanem egy sajátos apa-fiú történetről szólt Ralph Macchio és Noriyuki "Pat" Morita főszereplésével. 34 évvel később a képernyőn folytatódott a történet. A Cobra Kai nem várt sikert aratott, már a hatodik évadánál jár. A sorozat hétfőtől-péntekig 21.00-tó Gombos Edina lánya 17 évesen már színikritikus Story     2025-04-07 20:00:36     Bulvár USA Gombos Edina Az egykori műsorvezető sajátos eszközökkel bírta rá Mirandát arra, hogy kamera előtt meséljen egy átlagos amerikai tini mindennapjairól. 7 film, amelynek szereplői még keményebben ráfáznak a szeszélyes időjárásra, mint most mi port.hu     2025-04-08 06:00:00     Film Önt is idegesíti, hogy húsz fokról egyszer csak hét fokra csökkent a hőmérséklet? Ezekben a remek filmekben még ennél is nagyobb bajjal szembesülnek a szereplők. Christoph Ransmayr és A tetovált lány egyik szerzője, Karin Smirnoff a PesTextre érkezik Színház.online     2025-04-08 09:25:47     Könyv Fesztiválok Színház Olga Tokarczuk A magyar színházakban is játszott Petr Zelenka, az Olga Tokarczuk illusztrátoraként ismert Joanna Concejo és a kortárs ifjúsági irodalom sztárja, David Almond is a fesztivál vendége lesz május 7–10. között. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

Négynapos húsvét Hollókőn Magyar Hírlap     2025-04-07 18:02:00     Zene Fesztiválok Koncert Húsvét A Hollókői Húsvéti Fesztivál gasztrobarangolással, koncertekkel és megannyi élménnyel várja a látogatókat. Hatalmas megtiszteltetésben lesz része Robert De Nirónak Mafab     2025-04-08 05:39:02     Film Fesztiválok Színház Cannes Cannes-i filmfesztivál Robert De Niro A 78. Cannes-i Filmfesztivál nyitóceremóniáján, 2025. május 13-án Robert De Niro (legutóbbi szerepei a cikkünk galériájában) tiszteletbeli Arany Pálma-díjat vehet át. A szervezők ezzel kívánják elismermi a kiemelkedő filmes pályafutását. Másnap, május 14-én De Niro mesterkurzust tart a Debussy Színház színpadán, írja a Variety. . Megvan az Országos Színházi Találkozó versenyprogramja kultura.hu     2025-04-07 18:18:05     Színpad Színház Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok Szolnok „A Szolnoki Szigligeti Színház örömmel jelenti be, hogy összeállt a 2025-ös Országos Színházi Találkozó versenyprogramja!” – áll a színház közleményében. „Az esemény, amely a magyar színházi élet egyik legfontosabb ünnepe, idén is sokszínű és izgalmas előadásokkal várja a közönséget” – írják. Felirat van, pénz nincs – fellázadtak a streamingoldalak fordítói Telex     2025-04-08 10:46:20     Film Netflix Disney Szabadúszó fordítóknak tartoznak több ezer euróval, ezért néhányan a nyilvánossághoz fordultak az egyik olyan cég megalázó gyakorlata ellen, amitől többek között a Netflix, a Disney vagy a Max is feliratot rendel. Színészek, akik saját gyerekükkel játszottak együtt - És észre sem vetted Joy     2025-04-07 19:31:00     Film A filmvászon gyakran tele van meglepetésekkel, de néha olyan rejtett részletek is megbújnak benne, amiket csak a legfigyelmesebb nézők szúrnak ki. Budapesten koncertezik Jennifer Lopez refresher.hu     2025-04-08 09:16:00     Zene Koncert Jennifer Lopez MVM Dome Jennifer Lopez 2025-ben bepótolja azt, ami 2024-ben elmaradt, július 20-án pedig Budapesten, az Mvm Dome-ban is fellép az Up All Night névre keresztelt turnéja során. Közzétette álláspontját az RTL a bírságról 24.hu     2025-04-08 10:18:09     Film Valóságshow Luxemburg A reality történései miatt a luxemburgi médiahatóság 25 ezer eurós bírságot szabott ki az RTL+ szolgáltatójára. Hatalmas siker a Cobra Kai: a Karate kölyök nyomdokain jutott a csúcsra Blikk     2025-04-07 17:34:41     Film Mozi A nyolcvanas évek legendás mozisorozata volt A karate kölyök, amely nem is annyira a karatéról, hanem egy sajátos apa-fiú történetről szólt Ralph Macchio és Noriyuki "Pat" Morita főszereplésével. 34 évvel később a képernyőn folytatódott a történet. A Cobra Kai nem várt sikert aratott, már a hatodik évadánál jár. A sorozat hétfőtől-péntekig 21.00-tó Gombos Edina lánya 17 évesen már színikritikus Story     2025-04-07 20:00:36     Bulvár USA Gombos Edina Az egykori műsorvezető sajátos eszközökkel bírta rá Mirandát arra, hogy kamera előtt meséljen egy átlagos amerikai tini mindennapjairól. 7 film, amelynek szereplői még keményebben ráfáznak a szeszélyes időjárásra, mint most mi port.hu     2025-04-08 06:00:00     Film Önt is idegesíti, hogy húsz fokról egyszer csak hét fokra csökkent a hőmérséklet? Ezekben a remek filmekben még ennél is nagyobb bajjal szembesülnek a szereplők. Christoph Ransmayr és A tetovált lány egyik szerzője, Karin Smirnoff a PesTextre érkezik Színház.online     2025-04-08 09:25:47     Könyv Fesztiválok Színház Olga Tokarczuk A magyar színházakban is játszott Petr Zelenka, az Olga Tokarczuk illusztrátoraként ismert Joanna Concejo és a kortárs ifjúsági irodalom sztárja, David Almond is a fesztivál vendége lesz május 7–10. között. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

Davido Almondo knygos „Dangaus akys” ištrauką skaito aktorė Ieva Stašelytė. Vertė Danguolė Žalytė.

Joe wants to find a way to the stars. So his Dad helps him try many different ways.

Davido Almondo knygos „Dangaus akys” ištrauką skaito aktorė Ieva Stašelytė. Vertė Danguolė Žalytė.

Davido Almondo knygos „Dangaus akys” ištrauką skaito aktorė Ieva Stašelytė. Vertė Danguolė Žalytė.

David Almond marks 25 years of his extraordinary book, Skellig, with a walk from Seahouses to Bamburgh in Northumberland. As he tells Clare, it's a landscape that has long inspired his imagination and writing. Skellig tells the tale of Michael, a young boy who befriends a magical creature - part owl, part angel – that needs Michael's help to survive. The book has won multiple awards, been adapted for stage, film, radio and opera and translated into 40 languages. As they walk, David tells Clare how his childhood in the north-east shaped both his character and writing, and discusses why walking is a necessary pleasure. The stretch of coastline they're exploring is rich with historical, religious and cultural significance and the entire region has provided inspiration for David's writing over the years.They met at Seahouses Harbour and walked through sun, rain and wind to the most dominant man-made feature in the area - Bamburgh Castle.Presenter: Clare Balding Producer: Karen Gregor

Skellig was a 2009 Sky TV production. The 100-minute TV movie was an adaptation of David Almond's novel of the same title. Who is the strange man living in Michael's shed? What unusual abilities does he have? Please send us your comments, questions, requests and complaints. You can reach us at britishinvaders@gmail.com, and you can […]

Skellig was a 2009 Sky TV production. It was an adaptation of David Almond's novel of the same title. Please send us your comments, questions, requests and complaints. You can reach us at britishinvaders@gmail.com, and you can find us on the British Invaders Facebook Group. We are also on Threads and Instagram. British Invaders is […]

The Smile is a trio comprising Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood and Tom Skinner. That Yorke and Greenwood are members of Radiohead assures keen interest the band. Nick Ahad talks to Jonny Greenwood about Wall of Eyes, The Smile's second album. After many years Greenwood still enjoys making music with Yorke, and drummer Tom Skinner adds to the excitement. The winner of this year's Artes Mundi prize, the UK's leading international contemporary art prize is Taloi Havinian, an artist from the Autonomous Region of Bougainvillle – an island nation in the South West Pacific. Havinian joins Front Row to discuss her work which has been described as a “visual composition of the experiences of Bougainvilleans with colonialism, mining, resistance, and land and water protection, from the 1960s to the present day.” Sexism and misogyny are rife in the music industry, a boys club where sexual harassment and abuse are common, according to a Government report. The musician Self Esteem has her say.A report from the rugged, mythical coast just outside of Newcastle, the location which inspired David Almond's A Song For Ella Grey, an award-winning novel being adapted for stage by Zoe Cooper and directed by Pilot Theatre's Esther Richardson.Presenter: Nick Ahad Producer: Ekene Akalawu

Pilot Theatre, a York-based touring company that creates theatre for young people is to tour England in February and March 2024 with an adaptation of David Almond's book A Song for Ella Grey, written by Zoe Cooper and directed by Pilot's Artistic Director, Esther Richardson. BTG Editor David Chadderton spoke to Esther while the production was still in rehearsal about the play, its North East setting, having a TikTok star in the title role, the process of adapting a challenging novel for the stage and the current state of theatre for young people in the UK. A Song for Ella Grey will open at Northern Stage in Newcastle 1–15 February 2024, before moving to York Theatre Royal 20–24 February, Theatre Peckham 27 February to 2 March, Hull Truck Theatre 5–9 March, Liverpool Playhouse 13–16 March and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford 19–23 March.

The Dry Heart by Natalia Ginzberg Ginzberg was an Italian writer who died in 1991 and in the past few years her books have been translated and reprinted and finding a whole new audience. The Dry Heart was first published in 1947 and is a very short novel about a women who shoots her husband. It's incredibly moving, and brutal but told with her astonishing style - very clear writing, minimal description, just movement and action. Dazzlehands by Sacha Cotter and Josh Morgan, Skellig by David Almond

This is the twelth episode of The Podgoblin's Hat, with Nina and Dave. You can find it on it's own feed wherever you get your podcasts. To wrap up season two we are bringing you the last two picture books set in the Moomin universe written by Tove Jansson. Both of these books are a bit difficult and inaccessible! They're very interesting to Moomin fans in that they show the later stages of Tove's journey with her little trolls, and how she felt about them towards the end of her life. The Dangerous Journey is a portal fantasy that sees human girl Susanna enter the Moomin world and travel through a series of gorgeously bleak watercolor landscapes. The Moomins are barely in this, and when they do appear, it's time for Susanna to go. We talk about the many influences on the art and writing of Jansson and read the book as a kind of retrospective of her life. Villain in the Moominhouse has no official translation into English and is kind of hard to find! You can read a fan translation by Teresa Ronayne here: https://kupdf.net/download/the-unwanted-guest-final-version-03-09-small_58d46345dc0d60893ec34667_pdf This is a more typical story shape for the Moomins, except it's all set inside the Moominhouse. Little My is awakened by a horrible smell - eventually the whole house is roused to search out the pungent intruder. Again, we have characters from all different Moomin books and comics humbled together, in a very much larger than canon house. This book is a photo picture book: each illustration was staged inside a large Moomin dolls house that Tove worked on in collaboration with her friends. It's more of a sculpture than a book? Our Spirits of the Moomins this week are The Boy Who Climbed Into the Moon by David Almond (honourable mention to How to Stay Sober When You'd Rather Be Dead which you can borrow from overdrive here: https://clevnet.overdrive.com/clevnet-ADVANTAGEKEY/content/media/1475832), Where the Wild Things Are (the movie). And Nina's Spirit of the Podgoblin's Hat is All About Agatha.

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Trump gets subpoenaed by the January 6th committee.  The U.S. Supreme Court is set to take a wrecking ball to higher education admission policies designed to help level the playing field for Black students and students of color.  According to a bombshell report in Bloomberg by Josh Eidleson, a former manager at Starbucks in Buffalo, NY testified under oath to the National Labor Relations Board that he was “instructed to single out and discipline pro-union employees.” The manager, David Almond, testified that “Starbucks higher-ups listed names of employees the company had determined supported the union, and told him to punish them.”  Leonard Leo begins to get the national scrutiny he deserves in a New York Times report on his influence and powerful right-wing network.  A new study published in the ILR Review shows that “unionization throughout one's career is associated with a $1.3 million mean increase in lifetime earnings, larger than the average gains from completing college.”  Pennsylvania Republicans have introduced their own version of the “Don't Say Gay” bill, which is even more restrictive than Florida.  ACLU has filed a complaint against the Central Bucks School District with Civil Rights Divisions of the U.S. Departments of Justice and Education. The complaint argues that the district is in violation of both Title IX and the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment for creating a hostile environment for LGBTQ students.  The Proud Boys can be heard yelling “We are Penn State!” Yes, a Penn State group calling itself “Uncensored America,” founded by former president of Penn State's chapter of Turning Points USA and a field organizer for Trump in 2020, is bringing the founder of the Proud Boys, Gavin McInnes, to Penn State on October 24th. Billed as a “comedy show,” Nittany Lions will certainly be treated to all the hilarity of McInnes's misogyny, racism, and advocacy for political violence.  Former Central Bucks school board member tweets out a thread about the ongoing trauma resulting from her time on the school board during the rise of extremism in the district.  The Rings of Power finale is streaming now.  House of the Dragon is closing in on the end of its first season, too. We can look forward to the coming of season 2 of the Wheel of Time

Verleihung des James Krüss Preises für internationale Kinder- und Jugendliteratur 2022 an David Almond und Alexandra Ernst in der Internationalen Jugendbibliothek »Erzählerischer Eigensinn und feines Sprachempfinden getragen von Empathie, Humor und einer großen Lust am Sprachspiel und der Metafiktion prägen Almonds Texte. Seine komplexen Geschichten schildern unsere Realität und sind zugleich an der Grenze zum Magischen angesiedelt. Der Weg dahin führt über die großen Fragen unserer Existenz, denen Almond ebenso wenig ausweicht wie seine eigenwilligen, autonomen Kinderfiguren.« ______________________________________ Aus der Jurybegründung Der James Krüss Preis für internationale Kinder- und Jugendliteratur wird seit 2013 alle zwei Jahre für ein herausragendes kinder- oder jugendliterarisches Werk vergeben. Die Internationale Jugendbibliothek führt ihn im Auftrag der James-Krüss-Erbengemeinschaft durch. Im Gedenken an James Krüss fördert der Preis Erzählkunst und Weltoffenheit. Ausgezeichnet wird ein kinder- und/oder jugendliterarisches Werk, das durch sprachliche Brillanz, Originalität, fantasievolles Erzählen, Formenvielfalt und Humanismus überzeugt. Der James Krüss Preis für internationale Kinder- und Jugendliteratur ist mit 8.000 Euro dotiert. Mit dem James Krüss Preis 2022 wird der britische Autor David Almond ausgezeichnet. Er ist einer der bedeutendsten britischen Gegenwartsautoren für Kinder- und Jugendliteratur und vielfach preisgekrönt, u.a. mit dem Hans Christian Andersen-Preis (2010). Er schrieb über 20 Romane, Kurzgeschichten und Bilderbücher, sein bekanntestes Werk ist der Roman »Skellig« (auf Deutsch: »Zeit des Mondes«), der in 30 Sprachen übersetzt wurde. Zuletzt erschien sein Roman »Bone Music« (Freies Geistesleben, 2022). Mit David Almond wird seine derzeitige Hauptübersetzerin Alexandra Ernst ausgezeichnet, die die fantasievollen Spracherkundungen, gewitzten Wortspielereien und atmosphärischen Verdichtungen in Almonds Romanen elegant und feinsinnig in ein literarisch ebenbürtiges Werk auf Deutsch überträgt.

David Almond. Knygos „Mano tėtis – skrajūnas“ ištrauka. 3 d. Vertė Tomas Einoris. Skaito Eglė Špokaitė.

David Almond. Knygos „Mano tėtis – skrajūnas“ ištrauka. 2 d. Vertė Tomas Einoris. Skaito Eglė Špokaitė.

David Almond. Knygos „Mano tėtis – skrajūnas“ ištrauka. Vertė Tomas Einoris. Skaito Eglė Špokaitė.

Sie heißen "Warrior Cats" oder "Alea Aquarius" und verkaufen sich wie geschnitten Brot: Der Kinderbuchmarkt wird von Serien dominiert. Was ist von ihnen zu halten? Und wie lassen sich Bücher, die diesen Spielregeln nicht folgen, gegen sie behaupten?

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Sieben Empfehlungen, die es noch ins Osternest schaffen können: Das Jugendbuch "Bone Music" von David Almond, die Rockröhe "Marie Käferchen" stellt sich vor und in den Buchtipps besuchen wir extrem spannende Orte.

In this episode, Bianca talks with multi-award-winning illustrator and author David Litchfield about his artwork in Cress Watercress, a novel written by Gregory Maguire, the author of the incredibly popular books in the Wicked Years series, including Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, which inspired the musical. David Litchfield started to draw when he was very young, creating comics for his older brother and sister. Since then his work has appeared in magazines, newspapers, and books and on T-shirts. His first picture book, The Bear and the Piano won the Waterstones Children's Book Prize. He is also the illustrator of Rain Before Rainbows by Smriti Prasadam-Halls and War Is Over by David Almond. David lives with his family in Bedford, England. Order a copy of Cress Watercress on Bookshop.org, Amazon, or Audible. Transcription: You can read the transcription on The Children's Book Review. Resources: https://www.davidlitchfieldillustration.com/ https://gregorymaguire.com/ When the Sky Glows Orphan Island by Laurel Snyder Cosgrove Hall The Bright Agency Camberwell College of Art Easy Riders, Raging Bull by Peter Biskind Discussion Topics: About David Litchfield About Cress Watercress The influence of classic books, such as Wind in the WIllows The significance of using both dark and light artwork David Litchfield's creative process and character development The characters of Cress Watercress Staying motivated creating books for children Advice on becoming a children's book illustrator The art teacher and life moments that have inspired David Litchfield Writing for the middle middle-grade audience Identifying as a reader David Litchfield's hopes for Cress Watercress --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechildrensbookreview/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thechildrensbookreview/support

  This month on Even the Trunchbull, we have a listener recommendation! Namely, Momo by Michael Ende (well known as the author of The Never Ending Story) as our chapter book, on a theme of ‘Time' – so that's what we've gone with!   Momo is part celebration of community and part prescient cautionary tale about the dangers of the busy modern world. Momo and a magic tortoise called Cassiopeia must rescue the city from the faceless men in grey, who are determined to steal everyone's time.   That's paired with picture book Clocks and More Clocks by Pat Hutchins (well known beloved picture book writer and one time narrator of Rosie and Jim). This one is both educational and wonderfully daft – essentially a gorgeously structured joke about the passage of time, in which one gentlemen fills his house with rather a lot of clocks.   Articles/Links/Videos etc:   Momo: For a map that shows the most popular children's book from each country that has a book that's reviewed on Goodreads, featuring Momo, see here - https://s2982.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/01-Most-Popular-Childrens-Book-World-Map.png.webp   The film adaptation of Momo, featuring a cameo from Michael Ende, can be found here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Q_JYYcBP2Q   The Essay referred to in the episode, ‘Momo, Dogen, and the Commodification of Time' by Linda Goodhew and David Loy, can be read here - http://www.jonathantan.org/handouts/buddhism/Loy-Momo.pdf   Clocks and More Clocks: Pat Hutchins' gorgeous, interactive website can be found here - http://pathutchins.com/   And here's an episode of Rosie and Jim with Pat as narrator - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKJOMOBS4GA   And an obituary of Pat Hutchins from the Guardian can be found here - https://www.theguardian.com/books/2017/nov/15/pat-hutchins-obituary   Previous episodes referenced in this episode are: The Boy Who Climbed into the Moon, by David Almond, in Ep#4 – Loneliness - https://eventhetrunchbull.podbean.com/e/episode-4-loneliness-the-boy-who-climbed-into-the-moon-and-beegu/   What A Wonderful Day is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.com

Podcast #114 For my one hundred fourteenth Dream Gardens children's books podcast, I interviewed author Jessica Vitalis about the young reader's novel Kit's Wilderness by David Almond. When Kit moves the coal mining village Stoneygate to take care of his grandfather, Kit is introduced to a few unusual friends, an unexpected enemy, a strange game … Continue reading Kit's Wilderness – an interview with Jessica Vitalis → The post Kit's Wilderness – an interview with Jessica Vitalis appeared first on Dream Gardens.

Beaty Rubens discusses with Ivan six things which she thinks should be better known. A BBC Radio producer for 35 years, Beaty Rubens has collaborated with some of the great names in broadcasting, the arts and academia. Her many documentaries have focussed on the arts, history and the lives of women and children. Some high-points include working with Lyse Doucet, Katya Adler and James Naughtie, Professor Mary Beard, Professor Emma Smith and Professor Thomas Dixon, dancers Akram Khan and Marianela Nunez, poets Seamus Heaney, Alice Oswald, Sean O'Brien and Sasha Dugdale, writers Michael Morpurgo, David Almond, Shirley Hughes and Anna Pavord. She has won the radio category of the prestigious One World Media Award, the Glenfiddich Award and The BP Arts Journalism Award. In 2021 she left the BBC and now works as an independent producer and writer. Particularly happy in the Aegean, Beaty is also a passionate three-season swimmer in the Thames near where she lives in Oxfordshire with her husband and daughter. Journey to the River Sea https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zdn6dp3 Celia Pym http://celiapym.com/ Charlotte Green giggling on air https://soundcloud.com/greville-suitcase/charlotte-green-radio-4-today Wet-Sox https://www.wetsuitwearhouse.com/wetsuits/category/worn.html 5.Rameau's Les Inde Galante - Les Sauvages - played on the cello by Christian Pierre La Marca https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2MJ-QrF90k A beach in the SE of the Peloponnese in Greece which I am not going to name https://drinkteatravel.com/best-beaches-peloponnese-greece/ This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Incontro con Beatrice Masini. Presenta Fabiana Dallavalle Tanti ritratti di eroine letterarie - da Emma Bovary a Jane Eyre, da Anna Karenina a Pippi Calzelunghe, fino ad arrivare alle modernissime Matilde di Roald Dahl o Mina di David Almond - che hanno in comune la voglia di uscire dagli schemi della società in cui vivono. Eroine della letteratura e amiche ideali: geniali, irriverenti, affascinanti. Beatrice Masini condivide con i giovani lettori le emozioni che il personaggio si porta dentro, come una porta che si apre su mondi e sogni sempre nuovi. Edizione 2019 www.pordenonelegge.it

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I talk about what I'm reading, how I'm doing with anxiety, what game I'm playing, and a fear that's creeping into my mind concerning the “return to normal” and how “post-pandemic” won't feel like returning to normal because Mom is dead. Also, side note: I talk about both of these books in a very mingled way and want to be clear here that Heaven's Eyes is by David Almond, and Where the Forest Meets the Stars by Glendy Vanderah. As always, I swear and talk about a lot of heavy stuff; you've been warned. I haven't had time to participate in the Prompts challenges lately, but I'm still including the link to that and my Twitter. Reedsy Prompts Profile: Here (https://blog.reedsy.com/creative-writing-prompts/author/cassie-poormokhtar/) Twitter: @cassieprmkhtr (https://twitter.com/cassieprmkhtr) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cassieprmkhtr/support

Phil was born in Hull, where he grew up wanting to play football for Hull City. His first job was as a care worker in a children's home. Nowadays, when he's not writing, he works as head of sales and marketing for the independent book publisher, David Fickling Books, who publish Philip Pullman.  We talk about getting into reading through comics and graphic novels, agree on a book that's a masterclass in structure and characterisation – a checklist of excellence, Phil calls it – and the joy of the rollercoaster of writing a story for the first time. When it comes to marketing, Phil believes in the power of the voice and is reassuringly passionate about supporting a writer through their career, and not just the debut, when they are the shiny new thing. But writers must put the work in too. Links: Phil Earle website: http://www.philearle.com When The Sky Falls: https://www.waterstones.com/book/when-the-sky-falls/phil-earle/9781783449651 David Fickling Books: https://www.davidficklingbooks.com The Outsiders by SE Hinton: https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/575/57559/the-outsiders/9780141189116.html Skellig by David Almond: https://davidalmond.com/tag/skellig/ Goodnight Mr Tom by Michelle Magorian: https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/609/60993/goodnight-mister-tom/9780141362717.html Holes by Louis Sachar: https://www.waterstones.com/book/holes/louis-sachar/9781408865231 

Exploring landscape and environment in David Almond’s writing. Award-winning author David Almond and StoryMachine curator Janet Smyth discuss the ways in which his writing explores the connections between past and present; civilisation and wilderness; and language, myth and folklore. David’s latest novel, Bone Music, follows Sylvia as she moves into wild Northumberland from the city of Newcastle. She feels alien in this seemingly empty landscape, until she meets Gabriel, a strange-yet-familiar boy. As they roam the forests and fields together, she sees nature with new eyes. Bone Music is a book of hope and joy, which celebrates humanity and explores the deep connections between ourselves and nature. Part of a five-part series exploring diverse aspects of childrens’ literature.

Taylor Swift, who recently won Album of the Year at the Grammy Awards, has today released a new album called Fearless (Taylor's Version), which is an exact remake of her 2008 breakthrough album, Fearless. Music critic Sophie Harris explains why Taylor is repeating herself and reviews the new record. Tom Sutcliffe discusses HRH the Duke of Edinburgh's interest in art and literature with Jonathan Yeo, who painted his portrait, and Ian Lloyd, author of The Duke: 100 Chapters in the life of Prince Philip. Skellig author David Almond discusses his new novel Bone Music. Set in the forests and fells of Northern England, it's about a young girl who connects with a spiritual ancestor from the stone-age. Critics Jan Asante and Kohinoor Sahota discuss the provocative new Amazon drama, Them. Does it offer something new in the politicised American gothic horror genre or is it just a Jordan Peele rip off? Presenter: Tom Sutcliffe Producer: Timothy Prosser Production Co-ordinator: Hilary Buchanan Studio Manager: Matilda Macari Main image above: Taylor Swift. Image credit: Francis Specker/CBS via Getty Images

David Almond is a British writer born in Newcastle on the north side of the Tyne and raised in Gateshead on the south of the river. His writing is infused with the culture and language of the northeast.David's latest book Bone Music is an extraordinary prose poem that distils and amplifies many of the themes from his earlier work. It's the only novel that I have read cover to cover and then immediately started at the beginning again and read from cover to cover, so I was thrilled to welcome David into The Reading Corner.

The state released a report saying Fall River and state agencies should have protected 14-year-old David Almond, who died in his father's custody. WBZ NewsRadio's Karyn Regal has the story.

To wrap up series five, we're doffing our hats to audiobook narrators. First Nina and Matt meander down memory lane, reminiscing about books on tape we listened to in the 1990s. Then we move on to recommend a clutch of excellent narrators:   Cecelia Ramsdale, who performed Pog by Padraig Kenny   Ben Onwukwe, who we enjoyed reading Ikenga by Nnedi Okorafor   Aoife MacMahon, who amongst others has performed Begone the Raggedy Witches by Celine Kiernan   David Tennant, with The Wizards of Once series by Cressida Cowell, and others   And Malcolm Hamilton, David Almond's regular audiobook performer it seems, who reads The Boy Who Climbed into the Moon and The Tale of Angelino Brown   We crowdsourced this one a little bit - thank you to all who submitted your favourite audiobook narrators! Here are the other recommendations that we got: Huw Parmenter, reading Cart and Cwidder by Diana Wynne Jones    Alex Jennings, reading The Dark is Rising Sequence by Susan Cooper   Miriam Margolyes, reading Matilda by Roald Dahl and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by CS Lewis   Carl Prekopp, reading the Half Bad series by Sally Green (fyi, this is YA, not kidlit)   Simon Russell Beale, reading Children of the Red King, by Jenny Nimmo   Episode Transcript will follow later this week, and will be available here - https://eventhetrunchbull.wordpress.com/home/transcripts/   And as always you can check out our bookshop dot org shop front here - https://uk.bookshop.org/shop/trunchbullpod   What A Wonderful Day is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.com

A 15-minute episode of interview snippets with children's author Jan Coates from Nova Scotia. A transcript is available at CabinTales.ca.   Show Notes [0:00] Intro [1:20] Interview with Jan Coates   [1:30] CA:  Do you have a favourite setting from fiction, either your own books or other peoples'? JC: I don't think so. My novels… are in real places. But I also like stories that could be anywhere…   [2:10] CA: Favourite characters from children's books? JC: I'm a huge Kate DiCamillo fan… And Owen Meany as an adult character….   [2:40] CA: Do you do character development exercises before drafting? JC: I don't write down details… I go through so many drafts…   [3:20] CA: And do you have any feelings about comeuppance tales? JC: …Middle grade doesn't do that so much….   [5:15] CA: Do you have a favorite point of view to write from? JC: Definitely first person present…I am an 11-year-old girl inside.…   [5:45] CA: Have you ever written a monster story? JC: No… I don't think I'm interested in monsters…. But I like when I read novels that have monsters in them….   [6:10] CA: Have you ever written a story about a curse? JC: No. Nothing… in the fairy tale/ fantasy genre… And I don't read fantasy either…   [6:55] CA: Have you had an unreliable narrator? JC: I don't think so. I feel like I spend a lot of time actually making sure that my characters are true to who they are…   [8:30] CA: Did you tell stories around the campfire as a kid? JC: So I did go to overnight camp… I sent my kids to overnight camp… she was 8 – and she did not sleep for months because of the stories they told at this camp…   [9:10] CA: Have you just made up stories on the fly? JC: … I'm not a talker…When I first was doing school visits I was terrified. …But writing has made me a better speaker. …   [10:30] CA: So you're not into scary, but do you have a favorite scary story? Like you did mention… JC: Skellig by David Almond …and The Nest … by Kenneth Oppel. … I would never choose a scary movie. …   [11:05] CA: And phobias? JC: Fear of water. And dying young. I say dying young; of course, now I just turned 60 this year…   [11:30] CA: And do you collect anything? JC: Yes, I collect beach glass… And anything second hand….   [12:15] CA: How was it illustrating your own picture book? JC: I've never been artistic in my whole life but …I thought, I'm going to see if I can do this….   [12:55] CA: So I'm going to say some words, Jan, and you say the first thing that pops into your head. JC: Oh my gosh, put on your psychiatrist hat….   [13:45 Goodbyes]   [14:15] Jan Coates introduces herself  JC: I'm Jan Coates. I'm a writer of books for young people. I live in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. I have two adult children, both of whom live in Ontario. My life goal is to live within an hour's drive of them. I love the outdoors. I love my dog, my husband, used clothing shopping, hiking. And I love of course reading and writing.   [14:45] Find out more about Jan Coates You can hear Jan Coates on Cabin Tales Episode 1.5, “Author Interviews about Setting,” Episode 2.5, “Author Interviews about Character,” and Episode 8, “The Never-ending Story,” about revision. And find out more about Jan and her books from her website at JanCoates.ca.   [16:15] Thanks and coming up on the podcast I'll be back next week with leftovers from my interview with Rachel Eugster, a playwright and picture book author who joins us from Ottawa, Ontario. Thanks for listening. Credits: Music on the podcast is from “Stories of the Old Mansion” by Akashic Records, provided by Jamendo (Standard license for online use). Host: Catherine Austen writes books for children, short stories for adults, and reports for corporate clients. Visit her at www.catherineausten.com. Guest Author:  Jan Coates grew up in Truro, Nova Scotia, and has lived in Wolfville for most of her adult life. She has published six picture books, seven middle grade novels, and 18 levelled chapter books for emergent readers. Her first novel, A Hare in the Elephant's Trunk, was a finalist for the 2011 Governor General's Literary Awards. Find her online at www.jancoates.ca.    

David Almond. „Skeligas“. Režisierius Evaldas Jaras, garso režisierė Lina Dainienė. Vaidina V. Grigolis, M. Capas, J. Kalvaitytė, V. Žitkus, J. Vilūnaitė. 2002m.

"They tell us that we live on a tiny crowded island. They try to tell us that we are tiny within ourselves. Tell them to come up here with the skylark, to forget what they think they know, and to look down upon the vastness of the North." David Almond, from Sing the North. Welcome to our audio series which explores the work created for the New Narratives for the North East project through a series of four podcast episodes. Hear from many of the writers involved in the project about the ideas that inspired their work and also their relationship with the region and regional identity. Through interview and extracts of their work as well as the varied sounds of the North East, many of the themes of the work come to the fore. Here we discuss what makes this part of England distinct and what its future might look like. The characters that emerge are not just those of the writers, but also that of the sea, or the Wall, or indeed the multi-faceted region itself. New Narratives for the North East is a New Writing North commission with the North East Cultural Partnership supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. This series is produced for Durham Book Festival, a Durham County Council festival supported by Durham University and Arts Council England. The series was made in York by Sonderbug Productions with music specially composed and recorded in Newcastle by Jayne Dent.

"They tell us that we live on a tiny crowded island. They try to tell us that we are tiny within ourselves. Tell them to come up here with the skylark, to forget what they think they know, and to look down upon the vastness of the North." David Almond, from Sing the North. Welcome to our audio series which explores the work created for the New Narratives for the North East project through a series of four podcast episodes. Join us in this episode to explore the North-East's distinctive urban spaces and explore how those on the inside read and think about our cities and towns Hear from many of the writers involved in the project about the ideas that inspired their work and also their relationship with the region and regional identity. Through interview and extracts of their work as well as the varied sounds of the North East, many of the themes of the work come to the fore. Here we discuss what makes this part of England distinct and what its future might look like. The characters that emerge are not just those of the writers, but also that of the sea, or the Wall, or indeed the multi-faceted region itself. New Narratives for the North East is a New Writing North commission with the North East Cultural Partnership supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. This series is produced for Durham Book Festival, a Durham County Council festival supported by Durham University and Arts Council England. The series was made in York by Sonderbug Productions with music specially composed and recorded in Newcastle by Jayne Dent.

Snide (Snide London) is aimed at customers who care about how they look, enjoy spending money on superior brands, and yet are keen to let the world know they don't take themselves too seriously. They are sophisticated but have a sense of humour and a sense of irony. The brand is a parody of fake items from the Far East. Snide is the slang for a fake in London and they are also sometimes called Jekyls​ (Jekyls and Hydes = Snides). Their tag line is 'Never Knowingly Right' and the designs all feature a small, and often very subtle mistake. These mistakes, although often not nearly as subtle, often appear in fake goods as their manufacturers are not au fait with the English language or Western culture. Their shirts and polo shirts feature a small logo that, at first glance, resembles Ralph Lauren's Polo design, but on closer inspection it's actually an old-fashioned golfer, hitting a rugby ball, with a hockey stick. In this episode of the MenswearStyle Podcast we interview David Almond, Founder of Snide London about the backstory of how the brand concept was born. It was a fake luxury watch showing the date of the 41st of January which first got them thinking about how they could use subtle mistakes in their graphics as the ethos for their new brand. Our host Peter Brooker and David also talk about the importance of an original brand story, using high quality materials and fabrics, the fake news zeitgeist, conducting market research at clothing exhibitions, the effects of Covid-19 on trade, and adopting social media for branding.Whilst we have your attention, be sure to sign up to our daily MenswearStyle newsletter here. We promise to only send you the good stuff.

A Play by Wendy Errington Directed and adapted for Audio by Matt Jamie **Content Warning** - some listeners may be disturbed by some of the themes in this play. Head to www.writelonger.co.uk for more information and support.​ Cast: Janine Leigh as Ruby and Lucy Curry as Young Ruby ​ with additional voices from Jacqueline Phillips, Katie Powell, Arabella Arnott, Amelia Loulli, and Sam Neale. "I didn’t need to bury it. I had less years of her blanking me... less of her just looking right through me. I had a few years of being happy... I remember what that feels like. You’ll forgive her... them... one day." ​ What if we could talk to our younger self, how would that sound? Would we understand how we've become the person we are today? Or would we wish we'd somehow never grown up? ​ Saluting Magpies is a tale of trauma, superstition, stories, and survival. Produced by Coracle / Matt Jamie in association with Alphabetti Theatre / Ben Dickenson Supported by Arts Council England MUSIC used under Creative Commons Licensce from the Free Music Archive Click links for details and license info --Meydan-- Various tracks from their album "Havor" 
freemusicarchive.org/music/Meydan/Havor “The Beauty of Maths"
 freemusicarchive.org/music/Meydan/T…eauty_of_Maths --Ketsa-- “Maypole” / Above and Below
freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/Above_and_Below “Hip Hop Instrumental 2” / Emotive Music for Film and Radio
freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/Em…Film_and_Radio “Reflective” / Different Angles
freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/Different_Angles "Warm Morning" / Metamporphasis
freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/Metamorphosis --Pictures of the Floating World-- 
"Waves" 
freemusicarchive.org/music/Pictures…528/Waves_1217 With excerpts from the books "Milly Molly Mandy" by Joyce L Brisley "Charlotte's Web" by E B White "Skellig" by David Almond

leading writers share the secrets of their internal places of refuge in times of crisis

Manche Kinder sehen Wesen, die sonst keiner sieht. Diese erscheinen als Mensch oder Tier, in Märchengestalt oder in völlig ausgedachter Form. Sie helfen, begleiten, irritieren aber auch. Unser Thema: Imaginäre Freunde.

This week we're reading around the theme of loneliness and we're reviewing one of Matt's all time favourites, the Boy Who Climbed into the Moon by David Almond. We talk about determinism, Jesus-like characters, free will and the space/time continuum. And then we talk about Beegu, with special focus on alien hieroglyphics, the colour yellow and what big ears are for. We did some extra research around The Boy Who Climbed into the Moon because Matt loved it so much, and we thought we'd share what we found here in the show notes. The Home Education podcast's review of the book: https://thehomeeducationpodcast.uk/index.php/tag/david-almond/ The Guardian's Science Weekly podcast about free will and determinism: https://www.theguardian.com/science/audio/2016/nov/15/big-unknowns-is-free-will-an-illusion-science-weekly-podcast We found out there had been a theatrical adaptation with puppets too, which we're sad we missed, but we really enjoyed the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7LnM8OgBQU What A Wonderful Day is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.com.

In this episode we talk with David Almond, Executive Director of Information Technology at Alberta Innovates. Our discussion has many touch points, but the central theme is about using technology to solve business issues. We also talk about his vision of IT as a business partner rather than just a service, and the role Information Technology can play in Alberta's broader innovation ecosystem.

Welcome back, Literary Slummers, to another episode of Shelf Aware, the podcast where we delve into books outside our comfort zones. This week we read the first book in Em’s magical realism unit: Skellig by David Almond. Tune in to hear our thoughts on this creepy ass children’s book! Join us next week for another Morph Monday! Reading Recommendations: Fun Home by Alison Bechdel Big Fish by Daniel Wallace Every Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire A very special thank you to Ben Cope for our theme song! Check out his YouTube channel: youtube.com/fretwiz. Twitter: @shelfawarecast, @amdeebee, @emnoteliza Email: shelfawarecast @ gmail Instagram: @shelfawarecast

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Larry David's style philosophy, Gwyneth Paltrow's now-famous "Vagina Candle," and why we should be drinking less almond milk. We also go through some listener questions including (but not limited to) essential iPhone apps, London and Scotland, my "everyday carry," go-to shoes, interiors, underrated Sunday night albums, smoking weed, and more. * * * Shop Sunday Scaries: www.sunday-scaries.com/shop Sunday Scaries Twitter: www.twitter.com/sundayscaries Sunday Scaries Instagram: www.instagram.com/sunday.scaries Will deFries Twitter: www.twitter.com/willdefries Will deFries Instagram: www.instagram.com/willdefries * * * Bespoke Post: www.boxofawesome.com (20% off your first package) * * * All music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Podcast artwork by Alfonso Ruiz (www.alfonsoruizbook.com) and Tristan Pigott (www.tristanpigott.com)

"Ambitious and darkly brilliant... provocative, tender, claustrophobic and epic. It blew my mind." - Kiran Millwood Hargrave "Liz Hyder is a writer of true courage." - David Almond "A dazzling fable of oppression and hope." - Financial Times "Set in an intense, darkly claustrophobic subterranean world and told in a distinctive first-person dialect, Hyder takes on big themes of oppression, justice and resistance in an ambitious, memorable debut." - One to Watch, The Bookseller, June 2019 The Times | Children’s Book of the Year The Times | The 50 best books of 2019 Financial Times | Best books of 2019: Young adult Novelist, Liz Hyder, joins SNS Online to talk about her remarkable debut novel, Bearmouth, that has caught the literary world by storm. https://www.lizhyder.co.uk/ The Mayker's Prayer/mining poem read by Anthony Townsend. SNS Online continues to offer an eclectic range of quality programming - free to download - to all like-minded people out there in cyber-space. These shows are independent podcasts produced to the highest professional standards and are non-profit making. So please enjoy, download and share these shows on all your lovely social media - as essentially that is our advertising! And please, please, please...offer feedback on the 'SNS Online' FB page or Twitter (ScratchNTweet). Other shows currently in preparation... Sam Forsdike - Postcard Productions

Anglo-Saxon scholar and guide at Durham Cathedral where Bede is buried, Lilian Groves explores the life and times of the saint widely regarded as one of the greatest theological scholars who gave to the world 'The Ecclesiastical History of the English People' and marvels at the thousands of visitors from around the world who still come to worship at his tomb. In his lifetime, Bede lived in Northumbria - the edge of the known world. He never left the confines of his monastery yet he legacy is universal. Contributors include Nobel prize-winner Seamus Heaney on the Beowulf bard, the departing Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams on the first Archbishop of Canterbury, St Augustine; writer David Almond on the oldest surviving English poet, Caedmon; Michael Wood on King Alfred; Martin Carver on Raedwald; Richard Gameson on Eadfrith the Scribe; Helena Hamerow on the peasant-farmer; Geoffrey Robertson QC on the law-makers. Producer: Mohini Patel.

Helen Mark explores landscapes of the future, of the imagination and of the past, at the Great Exhibition of the North, which is centred in Newcastle and Gateshead. It's a three-month celebration of the impact of northern England's creators, inventors, artists and designers. Helen meets environmental artist Steve Messam to hear his sound sculpture 'Whistle', a series of steam engine whistles echoing around the city walls. There's Naho Matsuda whose 'data poetry' is created by people's interaction with the cityscape and displayed on a split-flap display board at the Theatre Royal in Newcastle. Helen will follow one of GetNorth's story trails with the multi-award winning author David Almond and investigate public transport of the future with Sophie Connor of Ryder Architecture. And she'll find out how local children respond to highlights of the exhibition. Producer Mary Ward-Lowery.

Show notes:This week we discussed Skellig by David Almond. If you have any suggestions or feedback, you can send them in anonymously via this Curious Cat link: curiouscat.me/inspyre_entIn this Podcast we discuss a book we've read on a weekly basis. The pod is a lot more interesting than this description, so stick your headphones on and relax whilst you listen to our soothing voices.Hosted by Inspyre Entertainment.TwitterM- _mimamS- sharkz_96Y- SherrifAbdi18InstagramM- m_imam1S- sharkz17Y- _sherrifabdiInspyre EntertainmentTwitter- Inspyre_entInstagram- Inspyre_entwww.youtube.com/channel/UColYJJwh…iew_as=subscriber Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show notes: This week we discussed Skellig by David Almond. If you have any suggestions or feedback, you can send them in anonymously via this Curious Cat link: curiouscat.me/inspyre_ent In this Podcast we discuss a book we've read on a weekly basis. The pod is a lot more interesting than this description, so stick your headphones on and relax whilst you listen to our soothing voices. Hosted by Inspyre Entertainment. Twitter M- _mimam S- sharkz_96 Y- SherrifAbdi18 Instagram M- m_imam1 S- sharkz17 Y- _sherrifabdi Inspyre Entertainment Twitter- Inspyre_ent Instagram- Inspyre_ent www.youtube.com/channel/UColYJJwh…iew_as=subscriber

Clive Anderson and Sara Cox are joined by Robert Webb, Jake Shears, Jade Anouka and David Almond for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Tankus The Henge and The Savannahs. Producer: Debbie Kilbride.

Skellig By David Almond Read by David Almond When a move to a new house coincides with his baby sister's illness, Michael's world seems suddenly lonely and uncertain. Then, one Sunday afternoon, he stumbles into the old, ramshackle garage of his new home, and finds something magical. A strange creature - part owl, part angel, a being who needs Michael's help if he is to survive. With his new friend Mina, Michael nourishes Skellig back to health, while his baby sister languishes in the hospital. But Skellig is far more than he at first appears, and as he helps Michael breathe life into his tiny sister, Michael's world changes for ever . . .

The North East of England's Case for Culture is a bold plan to raise £300 million for art projects. Instead of being an adjunct to development culture is seen as the key to the region's redevelopment. But only a few years ago Newcastle cut its arts budget entirely. Organisations are exploring new ways of working. Jim Beirne of Live Theatre takes John Wilson to the pub the theatre runs, the profits of which pay for a new play every year. It also owns restaurants and prime office space, to fund its theatre and outreach projects. The Northumbrian piper Kathryn Tickell has just launched a new organisation, Magnetic North East, to foster the identity, music and traditions of the North East. It has released an album of songs and tunes, new and old, about the River Tyne, by artists ranging from Jimmy Nail to the Unthanks. Last Friday it held a grand concert in the region's village hall - Auditorium One of The Sage, featuring famous North East artists such as Paul Smith of the band Maximo Park, young folk musicians and a host of children giving a world premiere of a work by David Almond.Kathryn Tickell, John Mowbray - the High Sheriff of Tyne and Wear, and a prime mover in the Case for Culture, David Almond, who wrote Skellig, the Olivier Award winning playwright, Shelagh Stephenson, whose new play is set in her hometown of Tynemouth, all contribute to John Wilson's exploration, as he rambles around Newcastle, of the role of art in the regeneration of the North East of England.Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Julian May.

Newcastle writer David Almond investigates the story of a wild child who was said to roam the Yorkshire Dales near Crackpot Hall in the 1930s - and makes a surprising discovery. Crackpot Hall is an ancient, ruined farmhouse near the village of Keld, which lies on the crossroads of the Pennine Way and the Coast to Coast Path in Swaledale. In its time, it has been a hunting lodge, an office for the local lead-mining industry and a family farm. The acclaimed children's writer David Almond has long been intrigued by Crackpot Hall, and for decades has travelled west from his home near Newcastle to visit it. Recently, his curiosity was rekindled when he read about Alice, a four-year old child who was said to have been discovered roaming wild near Crackpot in the 1930s. Led by the fabled laughter of Alice, David set out to find the wild child again and hear her story. Prepared to engage his imagination as a writer if facts alone failed, David was amazed by what Crackpot could still reveal. Spoiler Alert: Alice was 4 years old when Ella Pontefract and Marie Hartley, the author and illustrator of a 1930s guide-book to Swaledale declared they had found her - "with a mocking, chuckling laugh" as she roamed alone with her dog and cats near Crackpot. Like many others, David believed Alice to be a figment of the two women's imagination, so he set out to make a programme about how places create stories. He found Alice, now 88, living in a village near Carlisle, and as full of laughter as ever. With music arranged by the Leeds-based composer Emily Levy. Producer: Beaty Rubens.

Anne McElvoy explores whether it is worth getting hot under the collar about blue collar history with historian Alison Light, David Almond and Eliza Carthy. Once upon a time the working class were heroes; their close-knit communities were celebrated. Has this working class disappeared along with the great industries- steel -coal and ship building - that brought them into being? Is the working class now a figment of other people's dreams or nightmares? This event was recorded in front of an audience at the Free Thinking Festival at Sage, Gateshead on 02.11.14.

In Tune was live from the Sage Gateshead to kick off Radio 3's Free Thinking Festival, with Sean Rafferty speaking to a number of musicians and speakers from across the weekend. In this podcast Sean talks to popular children's author David Almond, who talks about why his writing appeals to both children and adults, and he reads an extract from his novel A Song for Ella Grey.

Kirsty Young's castaway this week is the writer David Almond.Most of his work is for children but the adults who populate the juries of heavyweight literary prizes really like it too. The accolades began with his first novel Skellig published in 1998 when he was 47; it won the mighty "Whitbread Children's" award and then many others besides.Ever since, he's been acclaimed for his ability to craft complex, philosophical narratives with strikingly down to earth characterisations.He grew up just outside Newcastle in a big, Catholic family and his childhood features heavily in his stories. He says "Each of my books has had to be written - there was something that had to come out."Producer: Alison Hughes.

Kirsty Young's castaway this week is the writer David Almond. Most of his work is for children but the adults who populate the juries of heavyweight literary prizes really like it too. The accolades began with his first novel Skellig published in 1998 when he was 47; it won the mighty "Whitbread Children's" award and then many others besides. Ever since, he's been acclaimed for his ability to craft complex, philosophical narratives with strikingly down to earth characterisations. He grew up just outside Newcastle in a big, Catholic family and his childhood features heavily in his stories. He says "Each of my books has had to be written - there was something that had to come out." Producer: Alison Hughes.

David Almond talks about his prize winning novel, Skellig, which is loved by children and adults alike. Skellig is the story of what happens when a Newcastle boy finds a strange man living in the garage of his new home. Michael sets out to help the ill Skellig recover. With him is his new unconventional friend Mina, who David Almond says is the star of the book. She introduces Michael to the worlds of nature and evolution, and to William Blake's poetry, his drawings of angels, his views on education. David says that when Mina walked into the book she brought Blake with her. David Almond's story centres on the imaginations of children - is Skellig an Angel, or perhaps a man evolving into a bird? In the programme, David refuses to confirm either, saying that to him, Skellig is as much of a mystery as he is to the reader. Recorded at the Lit and Phil Library in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. James Naughtie presents. December's Bookclub choice : The Boy with the Top Knot by Sathnam Sanghera. Producer : Dymphna Flynn.

Children's writer David Almond and illustrator Oliver Jeffers talk to Michelle Pauli about their latest book, The Boy Who Swam With Piranhas, and answer questions from site members

David Almond reading Paper Boat Paper Bird. Part of an engaging and varied series of podcasts of leading authors reading their remarkable new stories, poems or essays on the theme of ‘Elsewhere’. Commissioned by Edinburgh International Book Festival and supported by the Scottish Government’s Edinburgh Festivals Expo Fund. You can read or download the Elsewhere stories, listen to more Elsewhere podcasts or watch the videos of events filmed live at the Book Festival on www.edbookfest.co.uk.

A fantastic opportunity to gatecrash our 2005 Book Festival event with David Almond, one of today's most respected and acclaimed writers for young people and the author of many novels including the award-winning Skellig and The Fire Eaters. In this recording he engages a young audience with tales about his writing. Suitable for 9-13 year olds.