Podcasts about digby jones

This week, suffering withdrawal symptoms from our Ibiza trip, so what better way than to get back those memories by making a playlist. including covers of Bowie, Simon & Garfunkel, Godley & Creme, Also, new releases from Ken Fan (Resident DJ at Cafe Del Mar & Pikes), Digby Jones & Chris Coco, plus more. For more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/blueboys-cafe-balearic-beats/Tune into new broadcasts of Blueboy's Cafe Balearic Beats, Wednesdays from 4 - 6 PM EST / 9 - 11 PM GMT//Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

LISTA DE CANCIONES 1:30 Miguel Lamas – Viaxe a Bahía 6:30 Lemek – Groove Central (feat. Ryan La Valette) 11:30 Jacob Webb – Treat Her Right 13:00 Lindsey Webster – I’m OK 16:30 Ragan Whiteside – Lucky Drawz 21:00 Roberto Restuccia – Lounge Katz 24:30 David Margam – Immune feat. Carlos Camilo,Andrés García 29:00 Brooke Alford – Heaven on Earth (Radio Edit) 33:00 Juan Carlos Mendoza – Earth Level 36:30 Lynn Cannon – Light‘emup! 38:00 Martin Landström – Working Buttons 39:00 Terence Young – Return of the Mack 40:00 Vahagn Stepanyan – Synergy feat. Dave Koz 41:00 Mattari – Flux 44:30 Digby Jones – La Corderie (Jazz Breaks Mix) 46:00 Greg Manning – The One (feat. Julian Vaughn) (Vocal) 48:00 Johnny Britt – Let’s Do This (feat. Nils) 51:30 Darren Rahn – Heart Of Gold 55:00 Jazz Holdouts – Piermont Nights

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Chris Mason presents political discussion from St James, in St Peter Port, Guernsey.

Um seine Erinnerungen festzuhalten, hat Duri Bonin eine Playlist seiner Top 10 Songs während des Vincenz-Prozesses angelegt (Vincenz-Soundtrack). Nun hatte er Beat Stocker im Podcast zu Gast und sie kamen auf Musik zu sprechen. Im Nachgang hat Beat Stocker den durischen Vincenz-Soundtrack durcheinander gewirbelt und fünf Songs ersetzt. Die Top 5 von Beat Stocker sind: One von U2 und Mary J. Blidge, The End von Llorca, Killing Me Softly von Fugees, Hold On von Gramatik und Havana Highway von Digby Jones. Was gäbe es für eine bessere Gelegenheit, als den Strafprozess und die Arbeit der Staatsanwaltschaft, der Verteidigung, der Privatkläger und des Gerichts anhand des Vincenz-Prozesses zu besprechen? Duri Bonin und Gregor Münch pausieren deshalb mit ihrer Besprechung der Strafprozessordnung und begleiten den Prozess in der Causa Raiffeisen vor Ort. Links zu diesem Podcast: - Playlist 'Auf dem Weg als Anwältin: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/16ME77nCoFP1DDUunEPz2y - Anwaltskanzlei von Duri Bonin: http://www.duribonin.ch - Titelbild bydanay: https://www.instagram.com/bydanay/ - Lernbücher für die Anwaltsprüfung: https://www.duribonin.ch/shop/ Die Podcasts "Auf dem Weg als Anwält:in" sind unter https://www.duribonin.ch/podcast/ oder auf allen üblichen Plattformen zu hören

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PHIL Hello and a very warm welcome to Five in the Eye - the weekly review show on Colourful Radio that examines five stories that have caught our eye over the past week. This is Phil Woodford in London and we're on episode 0317. Michael, that's episode zero THREE ONE SEVEN. MICHAEL A prime number edition! Very well spotted Phil! This is me - Michael Ohajuru - joining the show via Zoom this week and revealing that we have a very special guest with us today. It's my old friend Tony Warner. Hi there, Tony! TONY Hi Michael, hello Phil. It's good to be here on Five in the Eye! And I can reveal our top story this week is the death of Black historian Runoko Rushidi. We'll discuss his ideas and his legacy. PHIL For story number two, it's the war of words that has blown up over the role of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, the RNLI, in rescuing refugees who are in trouble at sea. People continue to head towards the UK in boats out of desperation but are met with hostility. At a time when NATO's exit from Afghanistan looks set to herald a further humanitarian crisis. MICHAEL What's story number three? Well, Digby Jones - the former boss of the CBI - criticised former footballer and Olympics presenter Alex Scott for the way she pronounces her words on TV. It sparked a furious backlash. TONY For our fourth story, we're going glamping! Holidaymakers shelled out a fortune for what they were told was going to be a very posh campsite, but were horrified to find they were sharing basic facilities with other guests. PHIL And finally this week, it's the remarkable new tourist attraction that's heading for Stratford in East London. A gigantic, glowing orb that's the size of Big Ben! MICHAEL Now, that's one step up from the ‘mound' of Marble Arch! And that's this week's Five in the Eye!

For the final episode in the series, as negotiations intensify, businesses are planning a for deal - or no deal. Digby Jones, Former Director-General of the CBI brings together an expert panel to take stock and ask what can be done to prepare for the unknown. He's joined this week by Times Trade Correspondent, Callum Jones. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Digby Jones, former Director-General of the CBI, hears from companies at the frontline preparing for Brexit at the end of the year. In this episode, he takes a journey around our green and pleasant land and talks to a cheese maker in Yorkshire, a salad grower in Kent, a Welsh hill farmer and a fisherman. Digby is joined throughout by Ian Wright from the Food & Drink Federation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Digby Jones, former Director-General of the CBI hears from companies at the frontline preparing for Brexit at the end of the year - tackling everything from tariffs and trading to transportation. In this episode, he talks Science and Tech. Digby is joined by Felicity Burch, Director of Digital & Tech at the CBI and talks to businesses about how they are dealing with the changes to R&D funding, recruiting talent from the EU and regulations. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Digby Jones, Former Director-General of the CBI hears from companies at the frontline preparing for Brexit at the end of the year - tackling everything from tariffs and trading to transportation. In this episode, is small always mighty? In this episode he is joined by James Sibley from the Federation of Small Business with guests including a specialist producer of artisan fabrics in the Outer Hebrides and a bag-maker from their office above a garage in east London. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this new podcast Digby Jones, Former Director-General of the CBI hears from business leaders and those at the frontline preparing for Brexit at the end of the year - from customer communication to securing supply chains. In this episode he is joined by Allie Renison of the Institute of Directors to talk all things Manufacturing with businesses including iconic British companies Morgan Cars and Pashley Bicycles. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this new podcast Digby Jones, former Director-General of the CBI, hears from business leaders and those at the frontline preparing for Brexit at the end of the year - from customer communication to securing supply chains See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

News, views and reviews from the world of business. Heather Noble & Tracy Jones present The Business Community on Calon FM, Episode 22. Find out more about this show, the presenters, Calon FM and previous episodes at www.thebusiness.community.

The Confederation of British Industry is wrong on the European Union because it is ignoring small manufacturers and listening too much to multi-national conglomerates, a former head of the business lobby group has said.In an interview with today’s Chopper’s Brexit Podcast, Lord Jones said: “I don’t agree with it [the CBI position]

According to the press Alexander Torshin, deputy governor of the Central Bank of Russia and investigated in Spain for money laundering, has infiltrated the US president’s circle European guidelines to the Brexit negotiations specifically mention the disputed territory of Gibraltar and provide backing to Spanish demands for bilateral talks with London. Spain’s foreign minister called for calm in the wake of suggestions from the former leader of the UK Conservative party, Michael Howard, that the current British prime minister would be willing to go to war to protect the interests of Gibraltar. The number of Catalans who oppose separating from Spain has grown over the last three months to 48.5%, compared with 44.3% who support secession. More and more residential apartments are being transformed into occasional accommodation in Madrid forcing long-term residents out into the suburbs as they are suddenly priced out of their own homes. A vegan restaurant in the Spanish city of Tarragona, in Catalonia, has been accused of “humiliating” mothers bottle feeding their babies while dining there, sparking an online spat. Don't expect EU free movement to end for at least five years, May warns: PM says there will be an 'implementation period' after Britain leaves Cricketer, Mustafa Bashir, 34, who was spared jail for beating his wife with a bat after telling a judge he would lose a professional contract will have his sentence reviewed A millionaire peer has been clocking in to the Lords to claim hundreds of pounds in allowances, then leaving to give lucrative after-dinner speeches. Digby Jones, former director-general of the CBI, billed the taxpayer £2,400 for attending Parliament on eight occasions in one month.. Dog breeder calls out to his family as he is held in custody after denying letting his bulldogs 'Taser' and 'Kayos' 'go on the rampage and bite two people' before they were shot dead by police A 32-year-old junior doctor who has been found dead at her Devon home once wrote a viral Facebook post about the pressures of working in a hospital emergency department.

According to the press Alexander Torshin, deputy governor of the Central Bank of Russia and investigated in Spain for money laundering, has infiltrated the US president’s circle European guidelines to the Brexit negotiations specifically mention the disputed territory of Gibraltar and provide backing to Spanish demands for bilateral talks with London. Spain’s foreign minister called for calm in the wake of suggestions from the former leader of the UK Conservative party, Michael Howard, that the current British prime minister would be willing to go to war to protect the interests of Gibraltar. The number of Catalans who oppose separating from Spain has grown over the last three months to 48.5%, compared with 44.3% who support secession. More and more residential apartments are being transformed into occasional accommodation in Madrid forcing long-term residents out into the suburbs as they are suddenly priced out of their own homes. A vegan restaurant in the Spanish city of Tarragona, in Catalonia, has been accused of “humiliating” mothers bottle feeding their babies while dining there, sparking an online spat. Don't expect EU free movement to end for at least five years, May warns: PM says there will be an 'implementation period' after Britain leaves Cricketer, Mustafa Bashir, 34, who was spared jail for beating his wife with a bat after telling a judge he would lose a professional contract will have his sentence reviewed A millionaire peer has been clocking in to the Lords to claim hundreds of pounds in allowances, then leaving to give lucrative after-dinner speeches. Digby Jones, former director-general of the CBI, billed the taxpayer £2,400 for attending Parliament on eight occasions in one month.. Dog breeder calls out to his family as he is held in custody after denying letting his bulldogs 'Taser' and 'Kayos' 'go on the rampage and bite two people' before they were shot dead by police A 32-year-old junior doctor who has been found dead at her Devon home once wrote a viral Facebook post about the pressures of working in a hospital emergency department.

This week on Chopper's Brexit Podcast listen to Anna Soubry, Digby Jones, Henry Newman and Allister Heath as they debate Article 50, EU red tape and Mexican stand-offs

Digby Jones, former head of the CBI and Minister of Trade under Gordon Brown, discusses the need for politicians to "change the mood music" surrounding business in Britain today, saying the left—and too many young people—feel hostile to big business and believe 'profit' is a dirty word. He also discussed the "taboo" subject of privatising parts of the "broken" NHS. In conversation with Cristina Odone, Director of Communications at the Legatum Institute.

Winston Churchill's is the Great Life chosen by Lord Digby Jones, former Director General of the CBI. Expert contribution comes from Professor David Reynolds. Both men have vivid memories of the day in 1965 when, as children, they heard that Churchill had died. Surprisingly this is the first time that Churchill has been nominated in the series. Considered by many a busted flush in the 1930s, Churchill is now remembered as our greatest wartime leader - his speech before the Battle of Britain still sends a shiver down the spine. But his great qualities and personal flaws remained inextricably linked. David Reynolds has uncovered a stark revelation about Churchill's real state of mind at the time he made that speech, while Digby Jones argues that the ability to instil confidence in people even when there is little rational hope of victory is one of the signs of a great leader. He believes that no one made his mark on the last century in the way that Churchill did. David Reynolds does not subscribe to the Great Man theory of history. He is the Professor of International History at Cambridge University. Known to Radio 4 listeners as the writer and presenter of "America, Empire of Liberty", he has also written extensively on Churchill, including the book "In Command of History" about Churchill's memoirs of World War Two. The presenter is Matthew Parris.

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the Director General of the CBI, Sir Digby Jones. He was born and grew up in the West Midlands at a time where 'the Austin' car plant formed the 'centre of the universe'. His father ran the local grocer's shop until the arrival of the supermarkets in the 1960s, giving Digby his first taste of business. After winning a scholarship to public school, he joined the Royal Navy to pay his way through university where he studied law, before becoming a high-flier in the world of corporate finance. Six years ago he was head-hunted to become 'the voice of British business'. Knighted in 2005, he is a regular visitor to Downing Street and bangs the drum for the UK around the world, while sporting his union flag cufflinks. He is known for his energy and enthusiasm, and his charity fund-raising has taken him from Lands End to John O'Groats on a bike. Typically, he will make two speeches a day, while his love of food gets him through the vast amounts of 'professional eating' involved in the job. He reaches the end of his term at the CBI in July.[Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs]Favourite track: Wind Beneath my Wings by Bette Midler Book: How Britain Made The Modern World by Niall Ferguson Luxury: Video or pictorial book of '100 examples of excellence'

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the Director General of the CBI, Sir Digby Jones. He was born and grew up in the West Midlands at a time where 'the Austin' car plant formed the 'centre of the universe'. His father ran the local grocer's shop until the arrival of the supermarkets in the 1960s, giving Digby his first taste of business. After winning a scholarship to public school, he joined the Royal Navy to pay his way through university where he studied law, before becoming a high-flier in the world of corporate finance. Six years ago he was head-hunted to become 'the voice of British business'. Knighted in 2005, he is a regular visitor to Downing Street and bangs the drum for the UK around the world, while sporting his union flag cufflinks. He is known for his energy and enthusiasm, and his charity fund-raising has taken him from Lands End to John O'Groats on a bike. Typically, he will make two speeches a day, while his love of food gets him through the vast amounts of 'professional eating' involved in the job. He reaches the end of his term at the CBI in July. [Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: Wind Beneath my Wings by Bette Midler Book: How Britain Made The Modern World by Niall Ferguson Luxury: Video or pictorial book of '100 examples of excellence'