Podcast appearances and mentions of david baillie

Kate Adie presents stories from Russia, Germany, India, Iceland and Japan Russian political activist Vladimir Kara-Murza was sentenced to 25 years in prison by a Moscow court this week. Sarah Rainsford exchanged letters with him during his time in prison and reflects on his trial, and how it's being used by Vladimir Putin to send a stern warning to those who oppose him. The trial in Moscow stands in contrast to the highly visible trials watched by the world after World War Two, where high-ranking Nazis appeared before a tribunal in Nuremberg. John Kampfner visited the southern German city, and reflects on what we can still learn from the Nuremberg idea today. Rani Singh travels to Uttar Pradesh – India's largest state, lying east of the capital Delhi - seen by many as a microcosm of the country. Traditionally, it has not been a progressive place for women. but the situation may be changing: at least in one community, she finds. Despite being a founding member of Nato, Iceland has no standing armed forces of its own. It does however provide support for the 31 member military alliance. And it's perfectly placed to host Nato's air surveillance missions. In recent months, the F35s of the Norwegian airforce have made use of an air base in Keflavik in the island's south-west. David Baillie was there to watch them in action. Dairy consumption – and production - is not something that's traditionally been associated with Japan, though it has steadily grown in popularity since the mid 20th Century. And in recent decades, a cluster of cheesemakers has sprung up – and Japan's artisans are now causing a stir on the international stage, says Amy Guttman Series Producer: Serena Tarling Editor: Richard Fenton-Smith Production Coordinator: Helena Warwick-Cross

Brazil's left-wing Presidential candidate Lula da Silva made a political comeback this week, narrowly beating the incumbent, Jair Bolsonaro. In Lula's victory speech, he promised to tackle hunger, which is affecting more than 33 million people there. Sofia Bettiza travelled to Northeastern Brazil, where many people voted for Lula. This week, Lebanon entered unchartered territory with no president, a caretaker cabinet and deeply divided parliament. And with the Lebanese currency losing around 90 per cent of its value, the country's citizens have been taken matters into their own hands. More than a dozen banks have been raided this year by customers demanding to take out their own money rather than see their savings diminish further. Leila Molana-Allen spoke to several of those affected by the rapidly falling exchange rate. In September, clashes erupted along the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The hostilities marked the most serious escalation since 2020, when they fought a bloody war over the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh. A tentative ceasefire is now in place. But Gabriel Gavin found increasing numbers of Armenian women signing up to defend the country Norway this week put its military on a raised level of alert in response to the war in Ukraine. David Baillie was recently on Norway's border with Russia where he encountered some young students manning the border posts. In Senegal, we hear how a certain food staple introduced by the former French colonisers has become a much-loved feature of the diet of the Serer people. Tim Whewell recently went to seek out the story of how this food item came to be so cherished. Presenter: Kate Adie Producers: Serena Tarling and Ellie House Editor: Simon Watts Production Coordinator: Iona Hammond

6ers, sometimes life throws a curveball at us, and it's hard to get back on track. One is losing a loved one to suicide. Even if it seems impossible right now, there are steps you can take to begin the healing process. This week, Tony Nash is joined by David Baillie, a US Navy veteran and founder of https://tmrwproject.com/ (TMRW project), a fitness and apparel company that aims to raise awareness and funds for suicide prevention. After his younger brother tragically ended his life, Dave's mission has been to help raise money for organizations focused on suicide prevention and mental health research. Learn how Dave took personal accountability for such a tragic event and how he processed his grief by thinking of others and taking an action that he hopes will inspire one person at a time to live for the tomorrow. Healing is a communal effort, but it all starts with you. Being brave enough to tell others about your struggles, even if you're afraid to do so, is a sign of resiliency that can make you feel better about yourself and still allow you to live a meaningful life. ----- 01:21 - What inspired Dave to take the  https://marathonhandbook.com/4x4x48-challenge/#:~:text=The%204x4x48%20challenge%20involves%20running,total%20(or%2077%20kilometers) (4/4/48 Challenge) 02:01 - His life as an adrenaline junkie and putting positive pressure on himself 04:37 - Taking personal accountability while dealing with suicide from a family member 06:23 - How the TMRW Project enriched Dave's life 08:44 - The mutual benefits of shared hardships and how it helped build a community 10:44 - Dave's favorite run and how it became a turning point for his life 12:59 - Leaning on your support system and showing appreciation for them 14:37 - Dave's experience of numerous failures while chasing his passion for the design industry ----- Here is how to connect with Dave https://tmrwproject.com/ (TMRW Project Website) https://www.instagram.com/tmrwproject/ (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/TMRW-Project-109862574041564 (Facebook) ----- Mentioned in the episode: https://k9sforwarriors.org/ (K9 For Warriors )  ----- Connect with Got Your Six: https://www.thetonynash.com/podcast (Website) https://www.instagram.com/gotyour6pod/ (Instagram) https://discord.gg/KPPzmevp (Discord) https://www.linkedin.com/company/gotyour6pod/ (LinkedIn) https://twitter.com/gotyour6pod (Twitter) https://www.tiktok.com/@gotyour6pod? (TikTok) ----- Connect with Tony: https://www.thetonynash.com/ (Website) https://www.linkedin.com/in/the-tony-nash/ (LinkedIn) https://www.instagram.com/thetonynash/ (Instagram) https://twitter.com/theTonyNash (Twitter)

6ers, sometimes life throws a curveball at us, and it's hard to get back on track. One is losing a loved one to suicide. Even if it seems impossible right now, there are steps you can take to begin the healing process. This week, Tony Nash is joined by David Baillie, a US Navy veteran and founder of https://tmrwproject.com/ (TMRW project), a fitness and apparel company that aims to raise awareness and funds for suicide prevention. After his younger brother tragically ended his life, Dave's mission has been to help raise money for organizations focused on suicide prevention and mental health research. Learn how Dave took personal accountability for such a tragic event and how he processed his grief by thinking of others and taking an action that he hopes will inspire one person at a time to live for the tomorrow. Healing is a communal effort, but it all starts with you. Being brave enough to tell others about your struggles, even if you're afraid to do so, is a sign of resiliency that can make you feel better about yourself and still allow you to live a meaningful life. ----- 01:21 - What inspired Dave to take the  https://marathonhandbook.com/4x4x48-challenge/#:~:text=The%204x4x48%20challenge%20involves%20running,total%20(or%2077%20kilometers) (4/4/48 Challenge) 02:01 - His life as an adrenaline junkie and putting positive pressure on himself 04:37 - Taking personal accountability while dealing with suicide from a family member 06:23 - How the TMRW Project enriched Dave's life 08:44 - The mutual benefits of shared hardships and how it helped build a community 10:44 - Dave's favorite run and how it became a turning point for his life 12:59 - Leaning on your support system and showing appreciation for them 14:37 - Dave's experience of numerous failures while chasing his passion for the design industry ----- Here is how to connect with Dave https://tmrwproject.com/ (TMRW Project Website) https://www.instagram.com/tmrwproject/ (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/TMRW-Project-109862574041564 (Facebook) ----- Mentioned in the episode: https://k9sforwarriors.org/ (K9 For Warriors )  ----- Connect with Got Your Six: https://www.thetonynash.com/podcast (Website) https://www.instagram.com/gotyour6pod/ (Instagram) https://discord.gg/KPPzmevp (Discord) https://www.linkedin.com/company/gotyour6pod/ (LinkedIn) https://twitter.com/gotyour6pod (Twitter) https://www.tiktok.com/@gotyour6pod? (TikTok) ----- Connect with Tony: https://www.thetonynash.com/ (Website) https://www.linkedin.com/in/the-tony-nash/ (LinkedIn) https://www.instagram.com/thetonynash/ (Instagram) https://twitter.com/theTonyNash (Twitter)

Welcome to the skysurfing seventy-third episode of The 2000 AD Thrill-Cast Lockdown Tapes!The teenage wallscrawler who became a tearaway skysurfer hits his fortieth anniversary this year and three creators behind his most recent appearances come together to discuss the changing face of Chopper.Writer David M Barnett and artist Nick Roche are the team behind the new Chopper story in the new 2000 AD Regened issue, a tale set between his original release from the cubes and his rise as the famed skysurfer. And writer David Baillie has worked with artists Brendan McCarthy and Tom Foster on Chopper stories set during more recent times. They come together to talk about Dredd's ultimate nemesis, the questions and ideas raised by his four-decade career, and with a brief diversion into '90s Marvel comic books...The Thrill-Cast continues to broadcast every week, with both new episodes and favourite interviews from the past six years – so make sure you're keeping yourselves and your loved ones safe, and stay tuned for more from the Galaxy's Greatest Podcast!Got a theme or interview you'd like to hear? Let us know at thrillcast@2000AD.comThe 2000 AD Thrill-Cast is the award-winning podcast that takes you behind-the-scenes at the Galaxy's Greatest Comic with creator interviews, panels, and more! You can subscribe to the Thrill-Cast on your favourite podcast app, iTunes, Stitcher, and Spotify. You can also listen now at 2000AD.com/podcast or you can watch at youtube.com/2000ADonline

#130 Jacqui Marson - Know who you are and speak your truth! Jacqui talks to us about the importance of knowing who you are and speaking your truth. We talk about: Being very good at persuading people to do things. How being a martyr doesn't serve anyone. And how Newcastle is the best city in the world. Jacqui Marson was one of the first female independent war reporters in the UK. She set up Wildcat Films in the North East with cameraman David Baillie when she was 26, and they went on to win numerous awards for exclusive reports from remote and hostile locations. She covered previously unreported wars in Pakistan's Siachen Glacier, in South Sudan with the rebel army and Nicaragua with the Sandinistas. After becoming a mother she sold the company and retrained as a Chartered Psychologist, working with women in Holloway prison and then in private practice. Jacqui wrote the worldwide bestseller The Curse of Lovely: How to break free from the demands of others and learn to say No, and appears regularly on TV and radio. Key Resources: Inspiration North Website - www.inspirationnorth.com Inspiration North Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/inspirationnorth  Inspiration North Twitter - https://twitter.com/Inspirationorth  Inspiration North Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/inspiration_north/  Inspiration North LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/inspiration-north   Jacqui on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxt2Eugj9bKMppNbA8V_55g  Jacqui on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/marsonjacqui/ 

St John Hearts of Gold campaign - St John Central Otago Territory Manager David Baillie introduces the annual fundraising campaign.

This week we have our second in-studio conversation with David Baillie. The former Hamiltonian drove up from the Boston area, where he is a teacher, to talk about his latest, Little Bones. We also discussed traditional skinheads, punk rock, Hammer City Records, and whatever else came to mind. I even convinced him to do a short reading at the end. Check it out!

The assassination in a US air strike of the senior Iranian general Qasem Soleimani raises the prospect of a response from Teheran that few can predict. Jim Muir reports on the significance of the US target and what might happen next. Thirty years ago the United States acted to remove another foreign threat, this time closer to home. Following the US invasion of Panama shortly before Christmas, the country's military leader General Manuel Noriega surrendered to US troops on January the 3rd, 1990. David Adams was there. In Ireland it used to be common for unmarried mothers to be confined in state-funded institutions. Often their babies, once born, were taken without their consent and given up for adoption. Deirdre Finnerty has met one of the thousands of women who were sent to these mother and baby homes. Air travel in the Democratic Republic of Congo matters because there are few reliable roads. But there are serious concerns about the safety of flying and many people can't afford it anyway. Most Congolese who need to cover long distances do so - precariously - by boat. Olivia Acland has been aboard. Maximum Irritability is a little known but nonetheless debilitating condition sometimes encountered high in the mountains on Pakistan’s border with India, as David Baillie discovered when he took a trip in a helicopter courtesy of the Pakistani army.

In 1918 Poland regained its sovereignty after 123 years of occupation by Austria, Prussia and Russia. This year Poles celebrated its centenary with a state organised march through the capital, Warsaw, which an estimated quarter of a million people attended. The parade, and the headlines, were overshadowed by the government’s last-minute decision to march together with far-right groups. Adam Easton was in Warsaw marching among the nationalists and the patriots. Kate Adie introduces this and other stories from correspondents around the world. David Baillie is with NATO in Norway where some of the companies singing really takes the cake. Humera Iqbal talks to a young Pakistani DJ who uses Electronic Dance Music to save traditional instruments from extinction. Adam Jones finds out how the idea of moderation works in the land of excess And Dany Mitzman is in Italy where the graffiti is surprisingly educational.

Everyone at 2000 AD is still reeling from the news that Carlos Ezquerra has passed away. In this episode of the 2000 AD podcast, we talk to some of the people who knew and worked with him, and just a few of the other 2000 AD creators who were influenced by his incredible work over half a century - Garth Ennis, Matt Smith, Dave Gibbons, Kelvin Gosnell, Jock, Rob Williams, David Baillie, PJ Holden, Simon Fraser and Al Ewing. One of the all-time greatest comic book artists, the Spanish illustrator was one of the titans of 2000 AD. Originally from Zaragoza, Carlos began his career in Barcelona, drawing westerns and war stories for Spanish publishers. Breaking into the UK market on romance titles like Valentine and Mirabelle, he was head-hunted for the new IPC title Battle Picture Weekly where he drew Rat Pack, Major Eazy and El Mestizo. In 1976, he was asked to create a new character, the future lawman Judge Dredd, for a new weekly science fiction comic called 2000 AD. Thanks to his enduring partnership with John Wagner, Dredd was to become one of the world’s most recognisable comic book characters, with Carlos there to apply his inimitable style to some of the biggest stories in the strip’s history, such as The Apocalypse War, Necropolis and Origins. Thanks to Dredd as well as his co-creation of Strontium Dog, created for Starlord in 1978, his adaptation for 2000 AD of Harry Harrison’s Stainless Steel Rat, and thousands upon thousands of comic book pages, Carlos was lauded by readers and creators alike. Modest and unassuming, Carlos was nonetheless a legend whose contribution to the global comic book industry cannot be understated. His distinctive style - characterised by breathtakingly dynamic, high-energy storytelling and the distinctive ridged thick inking that outlined so many key moments - was instantly recognisable. Despite a brush with lung cancer in 2010, he continued to work and, although the cancer returned this year it was believed he was recovering well. His sudden death is a profound loss not just to 2000 AD but to the comic book medium. The 2000 AD Thrill-Cast is the award-winning podcast that takes you behind-the-scenes at the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic! As well as interviewing top creators and famous fans, we bring you announcements, competitions, and much more! You can subscribe to the Thrill-Cast on iTunes or on the podcast app of your choice, or you can listen now at 2000AD.com/podcast

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DC Rebirth, Suicide Squad trailer, Secret Wars #9, New Marvel Launches (Silver Surfer by Slott and the Allreds, Captain Marvel), Arrow, Flash, Batman, Wonder Woman, Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Tom King, Tim Seeley, Detective Comics,  Deadpool, Wonder Woman, Thunderbolts, Winter Soldier, Jim Zub, Captain America Steve Rogers, SHIELD, Numbering!, Dan Slott, Mike Allred, Laura Allred, Tara Butters, Michele Fazekas, Kris Anka. Comics Countdown for 20 Jan 2016 10. Batgirl 47 by Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart, Eleonara Carlini, Moritat, Serge LaPointe 9. Red Thorn 3 by David Baillie, Meghan Hatrick-Murante, Steve Oliff 8. Silver Surfer 1 by Dan Slott, Mike Allred, Laura Allred 7. Nowhere Men 7 by Eric Stephenson, Emi Lennox, Dave Taylor, Jordie Bellaire 6. Deadpool 6 (2099!) by Gerry Duggan, Scott Koblish, Nick Filardi 5. Clean Room 4 by Gail Simone, Jon-Davis Hunt, Quinton Winter 4. Wrath of the Eternal Warrior 3 by Robert Venditti, Raul Allen, David Astruga, Patricia Martin, Borja Pindado 3. Secret Six 10 by Gail Simone, Dale Eaglesham, Tom Derenick, Jason Wright 2. Captain Marvel 1 by Tara Butters, Michele Fazekas, Kris Anka, Matt Wilson 1. Batman 48 by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Danny Miki, Fco Plascencia

For their first publisher spotlight of 2016, Andy and Derek focus on the new wave of titles from Vertigo, those being launched between October and December of last year. As you might expect, this is an extra long episode of the podcast because the guys discuss twelve new series, and some of them already with three and four issues released. These include: The Twilight Children, by Gilbert Hernandez and Darwyn Cooke Survivors' Club, by Lauren Beukes, Dale Halvorsen, and Ryan Kelly Clean Room, by Gail Simone and Jon Davis-Hunt Art Ops, by Shaun Simon and Michael Allred Unfollow, by Rob Williams and Mike Dowling Slash and Burn, by Si Spencer, Max Dunbar, and Ande Parks Red Thorn, by David Baillie and Meghan Hetrick Jacked, by Eric Kripke and John Higgins Sheriff of Babylon, by Tom King and Mitch Gerads New Romancer, by Peter Milligan and Brett Parson Last Gang in Town, by Simon Oliver and Rufus Dayglo Lucifer, by Holly Black and Lee Garbett Both Derek and Andy enjoy almost all of these titles, but there are a few that really stand out for them -- and they spend a disproportionate time discussing -- including The Twilight Children, Unfollow, Jacked, and Sheriff of Babylon. They also use their analysis of Lucifer to segue into a brief coverage of The Sandman: Overture, Deluxe Edition. The first of that six-issues miniseries was part of the guys' earlier Vertigo spotlight back in November 2013, and a central component of that publisher's previous wave of new titles, but the collected edition was just released late last year. Although it had an unusually long incubation period, The Sandman: Overture does help Andy and Derek juxtapose Vertigo's two big release efforts, leading them into a discussion of possible new directions the publisher may be going.

We talk Star Wars: Force Awakens (SPOILERS), sales figures for Nov 2015, Graphic Policy, Vision and Spider-Man/Deadpool, Captain America Sam Wilson, Sad DC Sales, Usagi Yojimbo, Stan Sakai, Omega Men, Metal Men, Firestorm, Sugar and Spike, Metamorpho, Bob Harras, Gene Yang, Free Comic Book Day offerings from Marvel (Avengers and Captain America), new Marvel Launches (Star Brand & Nightmask, Weirdworld, Squadron Supreme), Amazing Spider-Man, Mephisto, Mysterio, Star Wars Legacy.   Comics Countdown for 16 Dec 2015 10. Axcend #3 by Shane Davis 9. Mighty Thor #2 by Jason Aaron and Russell Dauterman 8. Batgirl #46 by Brendan Fletcher, Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr 7. Red Thorn #2 by David Baillie and Meghan Hetrick-Murante 6. Cognetic #3 by James Tynion and Eryk Donovan 5. Clean Room #3 by Gail Simone and Jon-Davis Hunt 4. Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #2 by Robert Venditti and Raul Allen 3. Klaus #2 by Grant Morrison and Dan Mora 2. Batman and Robin Eternal #11 by Scott Snyder, James Tynion, Ed Brisson and Fernando Blanco 1. Descender #8 by Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen    

- Batman-Europa #1. Matteo Casali, Brian Azzarello y Giuseppe Camuncoli y Jim Lee. (DC). - Black Knight #1. Frank Tieri y Luca Pizzari. (Marvel). - Huck #1. Mark Millar y Rafael Albuquerque. (Image). - Ms. Marvel #1. G. Willow Wilson y Takeshi Miyazawa, Adrian Alphona. (Marvel). - Red Thorn #1. David Baillie y Meghan Hetrick. (Vértigo). - Spider-Woman #1. Dennis Hopeless y Javier Rodríguez. (Marvel). - Star Wars-Vader Down #1. Jason Aaron y Mike Deodato Jr. (Marvel). - Star-Lord #1. Sam Humphries y Javier Garrón. (Marvel). - The Mighty Thor #1. Jason Aaron y Russell Dauterman. (Marvel).

- Batman-Europa #1. Matteo Casali, Brian Azzarello y Giuseppe Camuncoli y Jim Lee. (DC). - Black Knight #1. Frank Tieri y Luca Pizzari. (Marvel). - Huck #1. Mark Millar y Rafael Albuquerque. (Image). - Ms. Marvel #1. G. Willow Wilson y Takeshi Miyazawa, Adrian Alphona. (Marvel). - Red Thorn #1. David Baillie y Meghan Hetrick. (Vértigo). - Spider-Woman #1. Dennis Hopeless y Javier Rodríguez. (Marvel). - Star Wars-Vader Down #1. Jason Aaron y Mike Deodato Jr. (Marvel). - Star-Lord #1. Sam Humphries y Javier Garrón. (Marvel). - The Mighty Thor #1. Jason Aaron y Russell Dauterman. (Marvel).

This is the Vertigo panel from New York Comic Con 2015 OCTOBER THE TWILIGHT CHILDREN #1 (Gilbert Hernandez, Darwyn Cooke)
 SURVIVORS’ CLUB #1 (Lauren Beukes, Dale Halvorsen, Ryan Kelly)
 CLEAN ROOM #1 (Gail Simone, Jon Davis-Hunt)
 ART OPS #1 (Shaun Simon, Michael Allred)
 NOVEMBER UNFOLLOW #1 (Rob Williams, Mike Dowling) SLASH & BURN #1 (Si Spencer, Max Dunbar, Ande Parks) RED THORN #1 (David Baillie, Meghan Hetrick) JACKED #1 (Eric Kripke, John Higgins) DECEMBER SHERIFF OF BAGHDAD #1 (Tom King, Mitch Gerads) NEW ROMANCER #1 (Peter Milligan, Brett Parson) LUCIFER #1 (Holly Black, Lee Garbett) LAST GANG IN TOWN #1 (Simon Oliver, Rufus Dayglo)