Podcast appearances and mentions of david easson

In this episode, Arne Slot, Dominic Szoboszlai, and Andy Robertson give us their thoughts on Liverpool's 2-0 victory over Manchester City at the Etihad, which moves the Reds 11 points clear at the top of the Premier League. We also hear from former Reds Ronnie Whelan, Jay Spearing, and Jan Mølby, as well as our fan panel David Easson and Lauren Kwiatkowski from our official supporters club in Brooklyn.

Golf journalist and betting expert Dave Tindall joins David Easson to find the best betting value in this week's Bermuda Championship on the PGA Tour Late Tee Time is produced by Sports Broadcast Media Follow Sports Broadcast Media on Twitter @SBM_Podcasts. If you've got any advertising or sponsorship opportunities you want to discuss with us, email: al@sportsbettingmedia.co.uk Good luck with your bets but please gamble responsibly - visit BeGambleAware.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Golf journalist, broadcaster and betting expert, Dave Tindall joins David Easson to look ahead to round 2 of the US Open 2022, and has a hint of a winner from here at 80/1! As it's a major, we will be back with you between rounds, looking for the value. Late Tee Time is produced by Sports Betting Media. Follow Sports Betting Media on Twitter @SBM_Podcasts. If you've got any advertising or sponsorship opportunities you want to discuss with us, email: al@sportsbettingmedia.co.uk Good luck with your bets but please gamble responsibly - visit BeGambleAware.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Golf journalist, broadcaster and betting expert, Dave Tindall joins David Easson to look ahead to round three at Augusta in 2022. He's got a 2-ball treble and an outsider for the top 20 now we know who's made the cut. www.begambleaware.org Follow us on Twitter @LateTeeTimePod This is a Sports Betting Media production. Follow SBM on Twitter as well, why not... @SBM_Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the third of our Festive Premier League BetBites - now with added Scotland!This football lark doesn't give up does it? (Unless you ask the Premier League nicely a few hours before you have a really big match). So, we're back to look at the first matches of 2021. New Year's Day to January 4th, via Hogmanay, our experts give you the best bets for the action, each in under 90 seconds. We don't waste your precious time.James Buttler was our star pundit last week so he gets the big gigs of Chelsea v Man City & Spurs v Leeds.Naz Premji covers Man Utd v Villa and the Moyes derby of Everton v West Ham.David Easson finds bets in Southampton v Liverpool & WBA v Arsenal.Gav P gets to talk about Sheffield United (poor Gav, he loves them so and look at them, just look at them) as they go to Palace, plus Newcastle against Leicester.Finally it's an Old Firm Hootenanny for Derek Clark as Steven Gerrard tries to knock Neil Lennon out...of the title race.The BetBites Podcast is produced by Sports Betting Media and the weekly all-sports edition will be out every Friday morning from the start of 2021.Follow Sports Betting Media on Twitter @SBM_Podcasts.Good luck with your bets but please gamble responsibly - visit BeGambleAware.org

Welcome to our first ever English Premier League BetBites edition as our experts give you the best bets for the action on Boxing Day and Sunday 27 December, each in under 90 seconds. We don't waste your precious time.Dave Tindall previews Arsenal vs Chelsea (Sat 17:30) and Liverpool vs WBA (Sun 16:30).Naz Premji covers Man City vs Newcastle (Sat 20:00) and Wolves vs Spurs (Sun 19:15). Gav P is on Leicester City vs Man Utd (Sat 12:30) and Sheff Utd vs Everton (Sat 20:00).David Easson finds bets in Fulham vs Southampton (Sat 15:00) and West Ham vs Brighton (Sun 14:15).James Buttler looks at Villa vs Palace (Sat 15:00) and Leeds vs Burnley (Sun 12:00).The BetBites Podcast is produced by Sports Betting Media and the weekly all-sports edition will be out every Friday morning from the start of 2021.Follow Sports Betting Media on Twitter @SBM_Podcasts.Good luck with your bets but please gamble responsibly - visit BeGambleAware.org

There's exactly six months until the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.The latest medal table predictions have been released. The US and China are expected to fill the top two positions with Team GB predicted to fall from 2nd in Rio to outside the top 5 in Tokyo. We analyse where medals might be lost and what sports might surprise this time around by increasing their total.Meanwhile, the Winter Youth Olympics have finished in Lausanne. We look at Team GB's performance in the context of GB Snowsports stated aim to become a top 5 snow nation by 2030. We also hear from journalist David Easson who was in Lausanne about the staging of the event and what the future holds for the Youth Olympic Games.Much to discuss in the world of athletics. UKAD, USADA and WADA appear to be involved in a tussle over the blood and urine samples provided by Sir Mo Farah which UKAD are not prepated to hand over to other authorities. Farah has said he's happy for further tests to be carried out, whilst Jess Judd has been critical of UKAD's stance. All this in the week that WADA suspended the licence of the Moscow Laboratory and British Athletics appointed an interim CEO.Medal success for GB athletes in skiing, badminton, judo and cycling also covered, along with the latest names to be officially named by Team GB for Tokyo as the British Sailing Team has another crew added to it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 No Mick or Mental Health Monday this week , so David Easson is joined by Jake Mills to talk all things Mental Health in the news! They talk about being a new Dad and the effect this can have on your mental well-being and whether social media/smartphones do contribute to poor mental health. Originally broadcast 27th August 2019. Follow  @DavidEasson & @JakeMills1. Produced by Hannah Farrell.

The Dads are back! David Easson is in the hotseat while Mick is off on his jollies, and is joined by Iain Christie & Che Burnley for this week's installment. This week we answer the big question: what does it take to make Che miss Christmas? Originally broadcast 26th July 2019. Follow @DavidEasson, @Iain_Chris, & @CheBurnley. Produced by @John_Fogarty.

David Easson is joined by Ex-Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock, former Man City stalwart Ian Brightwell and 5Live football journalist Rob Schofield to select the best bets and tips ahead of the new Premier League season. Will #mcfc or #lfc lift the title? Who misses out on the top 4? #coys #mufc #afc #cfc Who goes down? #avfc #ncfc #sufc #nufc #bhafc #afcb #burnleyfc #cpfc

David Easson is in for Mick this edition of Mental Health Monday, and he's joined by the team from The Liverpool Light, an out-of-hours mental health crisis centre. Beth Cunliffe and Stacey Sedgewick were in the studio to talk about the services offer at the centre, located on Liverpool's London Road. Originally broadcast July 22nd 2019. Follow @DavidEasson & @LightLiverpool. Produced by @John_Fogarty.

**David Easson** was joined on Liverpool Live by **Tom Allen**, who alongside **James Harvey**, will take on the hardest bike ride in the world, **Race Across America**, to raise money for Prevent Breast Cancer. Race Across America (RAAM) is a 3000 mile ultra endurance race that can be done solo or in teams. The maximum time for completion is 9 days. It is dubbed as the hardest bike race in the world. You can donate to Tom's fund here: **https://www.justgiving.com/campaigns/charity/preventbreastcancer/raam** Originally broadcast **12th April 2019**. Follow **@DavidEasson**. Produced by **@John_Fogarty.**

**The Dads are back!** **David Easson** is in the hotseat for Mick this week, and he's joined by **Iain Christie** and **Chris Cairns**! Mick will be back next week after a fortnight sabbatical for another installment of **Dads' Hour**! Originally broadcast **12th April 2019**. Follow **@DavidEasson**, **@Iain_Chris**, & **@ChrisCairns**. Produced by **@John_Fogarty**.

**David Easson** was sitting in on **Liverpool Live** all week, and with new TV prison drama **_Clink_** ready to hit our screens he was joined by the team behind the show. LA Productions founder **Colin McKeown**, actor-director **Gillian Kearney**, and rising production insider **Emma Turner** joined David for a conversation about the new drama, and how Liverpool's film and TV industry is on the rise. Originally broadcast **April 11th 2019**. See the full interview on YouTube: **youtu.be/2l8awEBnL4A** Follow **@DavidEasson** & **@LAProductionsUK.** Produced by **@John_Fogarty.**

On this week's **Mental Health Monday**, **David Easson** is in for Mick, and he's joined by **Sheila Byrne** from **Hope Street**, and **Emma Knott** who has been involved with the organisation.  Sheila discussed the latest goings on at Hope Street, including their upcoming event in Liverpool city centre, while Emma shared her experiences and how she got involved with the group.  Originally broadcast **8th April 2019**. Follow **@DavidEasson** & **@HopeSt_MH.** Produced by **@John_Fogarty. **

With Mick still off on paternity leave, **Dave Easson** once again steps into the breach with familiar faces **Jim Johnson** and **Dale Roberts**. Since it's the middle of May, they're naturally talking...pantomime? And later, the trio discuss bedtime stories and fairy tales. All this and more in a fantasy-packed episode of **_Dad's Hour_**. Follow **@RadioCityTalk** and **@DavidEasson** on Twitter. Listen to **Dad's Hour** LIVE every Friday at 1pm on **Radio City Talk**. Originally broadcast 25th May 2018. Produced by John Fogarty.

Liverpool musician and fan favourite Jamie Webster joined David Easson to talk about the release of his single "Allez Allez Allez". All profits go to local charity "An Hour For Others" and it's already charting ahead of this weekend's Champions League final. You can buy the single on iTunes.

Jake Mills joined David Easson for this week's Mental Health Extra. Jake and David looked at this week's Mental Health Monday episode 'Train, Eat, Educate' and looked at how eating well and exercising can improve your mental health. Plus, the funding cuts facing Liverpool's mental health services and why Jake thinks it's important to look after father's mental health. You can visit the Hub of Hope here: www.hubofhope.co.uk

Mark McVeigh joined David Easson on Liverpool Live to give an update on his charity, Owen McVeigh Foundation, named after his son. Mark talked about the 'Quid for a kid' initiative to help the charity to buy a log cabin and how anyone who donates tonight before 9pm will be entered in a draw for Champions League final tickets.

Brothers Jack and Ethan Smith joined David Easson on Mental Health Monday to talk about their programme 'Train, Eat, Educate'. They have developed a program working within schools that has triangulated 3 areas to work hand in hand - physical health, mental health and nutrition. Plus, Wavertree MP, Luciana Berger condemned new cuts to children’s mental health services that she claims ‘threaten our children’s lives.’ Hear from the Principal of City of Liverpool College, Elaine Bowker, who told David how their dedicated NHS mental health support has been removed. Also, find out about the upcoming 'This Dad Can' morning on the 26th May in conjunction with Liverpool Hope University.

In the most dadding fashion, Mick wasn't around for this week's Dad's Hour as he was off having a baby! David Easson was in the hot seat alongside Jim Johnson and Dale Roberts to talk all things parenting. It's #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek and the dads looked at how hard it can be when you're a stay at home dad and a new parent and the effect it has on your mental health. Plus, it's the Royal Wedding. Do you want your kids to get involved in the excitement?  All that and more on this week's Dads Hour.

KidsFest is a free family event and takes place for the third consecutive year at Stanley Park in Anfield at the end of the Summer holidays, organised by the James Bulger Memorial Trust. The free festival has become the ‘go to’ event for families in North Liverpool and beyond, with more than 15,000 visitors since it was first held two years ago. James Bulger's mum, Denise, and her partner Stuart, joined David Easson to talk about the festival and the exciting things coming up for the charity.

Lee Pennington, director of the Open Door Centre, joined David Easson on this week's Mental Health Monday. Lee was telling David about the work that they do in their centre in Liscard and how they use the arts and music to work with mainly young people, to help with their mental health. Also, Sophie Rawlings from Mind told David about their recent research into employment and mental health and how men don't feel able to speak to their bosses about their wellbeing. You can find out more about The Open Door Centre here: http://theopendoorcentre.org/ You can also contact Mind here: https://www.mind.org.uk

Mick is away this week but stepping in to the hotseat is new dad David Easson! He was joined by dad regular Iain Christie and Andy Pimbley from Claremont Farm to talk all things dadding and how they could help him with some top dad tips. Iain was recently back from his holidays and told all of his holiday tales/nightmares and the dads discussed how much money is spent on kids trying to replace items they lose.

Paula Newman came in to talk to David Easson about her niece Lucy. Lucy is a 9 year old girl from the Wirral who was diagnosed with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG), a terminal malignant brain tumour and she's at a Grade 4, meaning Lucy is expected to have only months to live. Their family is doing everything possible to find alternative therapies and options that may work either outside or alongside the NHS and they need £300,000 worth of funding to do so. If you'd like to help Lucy, please donate to her page here: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/lucy-pineapple

Liverpool Lib Dem leader, Richard Kemp, joined David Easson on Liverpool Live to share his concerns about Hope and Glory. He told David about the questions he wants answered from the Liverpool City Council in regards to the event and how it was allowed to take place. Richard also praised the businesses of Liverpool for coming together and providing for the people who missed out at the festival. We've contacted Liverpool City Council for a statement.

Paris Parle, also know as the 'Bendy Buddha', joined David Easson for this week's #MentalHealthMonday. Paris is a local yoga teacher who works with people to teach mindfulness and how to look after your mental well-being. She also works with businesses and is planning on going into primary schools to teach children from a young age how to deal with their mental health and how to disconnect when needed. Follow David Easson: @DavidEasson Follow Paris: @BendyBuddhaYoga

Claire Stevens, Development Manager at Liverpool Mental Health Consortium, joined David Easson for this week's Mental Health Monday. Claire told David of how they are facing drastic cuts to their funding which would result in them closing down. We contacted Liverpool CCG for a statement. Also, hear about a new play coming to Liverpool that challenges stereotypes with a curious, comic and candid look at ADHD, mental health and diagnosis in the 21st century.

Liverpool Live reporter David Easson joined Mick Coyle to discuss what happens next in regards to the Hillsborough investigation, after the news broke that the CPS will reveal its decisions on charges relating to the Hillsborough Stadium disaster next week. Chair of the Hillsborough Family Support Group, Margaret Aspinall, also gave her reaction.

David Ashton and Rachel Howley from Liverpool Samaritans joined David Easson for this week's episode on Mental Health Monday. They told David about the work that they do and the help that they can offer to someone in need. Also, they have a new partnership with the Brink where they will be offering emotional support on the first Wednesday of every month.

Dr. Mike Hartill from Edge Hill Uni joined David Easson on Liverpool Live to discuss the issue of abuse in sport, particularly football. Mike has been looking into abuse since January 2016 and he gave us his views on the most recent revelations.

Folk singer Seth Lakeman joined David Easson on Liverpool Live ahead of his gig in the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and to talk about his new single 'Ballads of the Broken Few'.

We were joined by Nicky Weller, Paul Weller's sister, who told us about the exhibition that will be coming to Liverpool to celebrate The Jam. 'About The Young Idea' has been curated by Nicky and she gave us an idea of some the items we'd be able to see in the exhibition which is coming to the Cunard Buildings on July 1st.

David Easson was in for Mick Coyle on this week's Dad's Hour and as a non-Dad, he was able to give his side of the story when it come to kids. He was joined by Dad's Iain Christie & Che Burnley and with the Grand National this week, it seemed fitting to talk about the best places to spend your hangover after you are given the 'free pass' to go on a night out. Also on the agenda, dropping your children for the first time. Safe to say the answers were certainly interesting.