Podcasts about diy sos

The importance of apprenticeships when getting people into construction can not be understated and for many an apprenticeship is the first step into the industry. But recently the government shortened the minimum length of apprenticeships to just 8 months meaning that an additional 10,000 apprentices could qualify each year! So today I asked are short apprenticeships necessary to fight the shortage of tradespeople OR could they cause a major problem?! I was joined by the Government's Skill Minister RT Hon Baroness Jacqui Smith and DIY SOS' Chris Frediani to hear their views - Plus there's also the pub lunch quiz and you'll hear the very best messages we received - Enjoy.

Text the Popcorn Pundits Podcast and let us know what you think! We'd love to hear from you.Week 75: This week, Peter & James trade popcorn for paranoia as they dive into two unsettling thrillers, while Peter also tackles the creepiest Craigslist gig of all time—and Nikky's back with another nostalgic gem in Nikky's Sequel. Buckle up, it's a wild one. 

It's time to salute the flag and sing your national anthem with gusto listeners, as Roddy takes us on a tour of some of the world's national animals. Quizmaster Shaw is hosting Geese's answer to Eurovision as he unleashes an iconic animals Euroquiz upon your ears.  In today's fight we welcome Patreon member Tom Hone into the ring, as he tag teams with Roddy in the frozen wastes of the Antarctic Ocean to do battle with a fearsome feathered foe from the high seas.  Our Green Feathers segment looks at how feathers were integral to the foundation of some of the biggest conservation groups on the planet before we go all DIY SOS and build an animalistic construction team for all your property building needs.     Get your digital window to the natural world here with Green Feathers - https://www.green-feathers.co.uk Need more geese? Check out our Patreon! Come join the flock for extra episodes - https://www.patreon.com/howmanygeese 

Welcome to the Season 5 finale of Insight: The Stripped Back Podcast! In this special episode, we're wrapping up Season 5 with two incredible guests who share their journeys, insights, and experiences in the trades and beyond. Joining us for The Overload Segment is Richard Doyle, Managing Director of Royal Kitchens and The Construction Crew. You might also recognize him from the hit Irish TV show DIY SOS. Richard sits down with us to discuss: His career journey and how he built his reputation in the industry. The importance of mental health in the trades. Working alongside his father and the lessons learned. His experiences on TV and the behind-the-scenes of DIY SOS. Using his skills to volunteer and make a difference for families in need. For our final interview of season 5, we welcome Adam Gilmore, Managing Director of Velocity Pro Gear, Tool Monster, and AG Electrical NI Ltd. Adam's story takes us from his early days on the family farm to the construction sites as an electrician, and eventually, into the world of entrepreneurship. Topics covered include: Transitioning from a trade background to managing multiple businesses. The expectations and challenges of entrepreneurship. How building a strong team is key to success. His life-changing experience doing charity work in Kenya and its impact on his perspective. Dealing with online trolling and turning negativity into motivation. The latest innovations in tool bag security to help prevent tool theft and improve recovery chances. This episode is packed with valuable insights, real talk, and inspiring stories from two individuals making a difference in their fields. Thank you for tuning in throughout Season 5—we appreciate your support and can't wait to bring you more in the future! Follow & Connect on Instagram at: Richard Doyle - @theconstructioncrew and @royalkitchens_bespokeinteriors Adam Gilmore - @velocityprogear and @toolmonster.store and @agelectricalni Follow us on Instagram @insightthestrippedbackpodcast Stay updated with us on social media and let us know your thoughts on this episode. Subscribe, rate, and review on your favorite podcast platform. Got questions or guest suggestions? Reach out to us! See you in the next season! Season 6 returning on March 20th 2025 Thank you from Keith and Stephen

In this episode, I'm joined by my very good friend and talented designer Gabby Blackman, best known for her incredible work on BBC One's DIY SOS.As well as talking about her experience and brilliant work on DIY SOS, Gabby also shares her deeply personal story, including the devastating loss of her son and how this life-altering experience continues to shape her perspective on both life and work. I'm deeply grateful for her honesty and vulnerability and hope that this conversation might offer some comfort and insight to anyone who has faced the loss of a child or a miscarriage. ✨ In this episode, we discuss:The profound impact of losing a child and navigating griefHow loss has informed Gabby's outlook and creative driveThe power of design in creating sanctuary-like spaces for families in crisisCoping with and recovering from stressPractical tips for designing functional, stress-free spaces for all homesFinding joy and self-acceptance in the aging processThis episode is a heartfelt blend of vulnerability, practical advice, and uplifting encouragement. Gabby's story and insights remind us of the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of creating spaces—both physical and emotional—that nurture healing, joy, and connection.

DIY SOS: The Big Build is back for a fourth season and Baz told Oliver how much heart the show has and life as a Dad of six!

Cosmic Pizza Podcast brings you Episode 89: DIY SOS. Today the boys talk about something close to their hearts. No, not their wives or families, something they love even more. DIY. They disscus their DIY successes and their DIY failures and come up with a few tips to try out and, shortcuts pitfalls for you […] The post Cosmic Pizza Podcast Episode 89 – DIY SOS appeared first on The ESO Network.

Oliver Heath is a designer, architect, author and one of the world's leading advocates for biophilic design. Along with his team and the sustainable platform Planted, he currently has an exhibition at the Roca Gallery in South London, which focuses firmly on bio design – illustrating what it is, why it's important, and how it can be used in the spaces we inhabit. Oliver has been a fixture on our TV screens since 1998, working for the likes of the BBC, ITV, Channel Four, the Discovery Channel and Norway's TV2. He is a regular on DIY SOS and was, of course, one of the designers on the iconic '90s show, Changing Rooms.In this episode we talk about: his fascination with biophilia and how it affects his practice; its core principals and history; why sustainability is about more than counting carbon; problems with architecture education; his issues with clay; the importance of evidence in his design approach; how wood effects the heart rate; being average at school; getting famous on Changing Rooms; reinventing himself professionally… and the importance of soup. And remember the Material Matters fair takes place at Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf from 18-21 September. It's free for trade but you must register in advance here: https://registration.iceni-es.com/material-matters/reg-start.aspxSupport the Show.

Today, Clive asked you one very simple question - who is your trade hero?!We had great contributions from war verteran turned Carpenter Davie Birrell and good friend Chris Frediani from the Plastering Show and DIY SOS...There's also the pub lunch quiz for your chance to grab 6 points, as well as the very best messages we received!

Treasury comment on nurses' offer, Manx herring landed at last, Sexual Offences Act by 2024, Australian tubeworm here, Children's Champion on Ofsted report & DIY SOS for Lockie. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio

Welcome to Ep. 76 of the Blue Light Leavers Podcast.Hope you've all had a fantastic summer, despite the weather!We've had a few weeks away and we're back with an amazing interview with Jim Bishop and Gavin Crowther who are the founders of Red Air Media.Red Air Media are a specialist drone company, and they use drones for filming, surveys, photography, inspection works and more.In this interview we talk about how drones have changed the way we work, the speed of expansion, and what an amazing opportunity it is as a career option, or as an option for cops who've retired and looking to own their own business.Red Air Media don't just fly drones!They're actually an award-winning media team that provides drone content for massive brands and broadcast TV across the globe and have undertaken numerous programmes for the BBC including DIY SOS, Countryfile and many others and they've got over 35 years industry experience and they are just really lovely blokes.This is a fantastic opportunity to partner with a genuine 'Best in Class' company and access their training, systems, expertise and knowledge.You can find out more and contact them through:Website - https://bit.ly/RedAirMediaEmail - enquiries@redairmedia.comTelephone - 0800 999 1399 and let them know you're from Blue Light Leavers or you heard it on the Blue Light Leavers podcast! If you've no idea where to start, you're feeling overwhelmed and stuck, and just not sure what career you think would be best suited for you or what steps you need to take to make it happen, then you can book a career clarity coaching call through this link: ⁠⁠Clarity Call⁠⁠ This is 1:1 time via Zoom with Andy, to help you get complete clarity and identify the roles and courses that are best suited to you, create an action plan and overcome any blockers you may have. The Academy Membership from Blue Light Leavers is a low cost, no tie-in monthly subscription that gives you all the help you need to find your new role or career, including weekly live sessions with Andy and others who've been where you are, along with subject matter experts talking CVs, LinkedIn, interviews and much more, so if you're looking for a bit more support and want to find out more, go to ⁠⁠⁠www.bluelightleavers.com⁠⁠⁠ Not sure what roles you can do after the police, check this out: ⁠⁠⁠'What jobs can I do after the Police?' Scorecard (scoreapp.com)⁠⁠⁠ You can listen to the podcast on shift, walking the dog, pottering about, and do it on your phone, desktop, laptop, or tablet, anywhere and whenever suits you, pause and play and they're all completely free! This episode is sponsored by ⁠⁠Motor Source Group.⁠⁠ They offer genuine, new car discounts to serving and retired emergency services personnel, including Police, NHS, Fire and Rescue, and the Prison Service. They're completely independent, offering a full range of makes and models, and are rated excellent by their customers on Trustpilot. To find out more, go to ⁠⁠www.bluelightleavers.com⁠⁠ You can join the private Facebook Group via ⁠⁠www.facebook.com/groups/bluelightleavers⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bluelightleavers/message

Welcome to the August episode of The Mortgage Mum Podcast. This month Kim Balasubramaniam, one of our Senior Mortgage Brokers is guest hosting the podcast and welcomes interior designer Sophie Robinson to the show. Sophie has enjoyed a long and creative career as a TV presenter, podcaster, journalist, stylist and designer with over two decades of experience in the interiors and media industry. You will recognise her from TV shows such as DIY SOS and most recently the BBC's Interior Design Masters. Sophie is well known for her love of colour and pattern and is on a mission to ban the beige! Her brand is about so much more than interior design though; it's about giving others the inspiration, know-how and confidence to be creative in their own home, and in an affordable way at that. In this episode we talk through Sophie's own journey with redesigning and renovating her family home; a tile hung cottage in the countryside that has undergone quite the transformation in the last few years.  Sophie shares her super useful tips for space planning like a pro, how to view the layout of a property when house hunting, and how simply changing the function of spaces can have a huge impact on how you live in your home. We discuss how the age-old adage of keeping everything neutral won't actually add the most value to your home, and how carefully chosen interiors can actually do the opposite. Sophie shares her top tips for injecting colour and personality into your home design to create a joyous space that works for you and your family, and how this has been proven to have a direct impact on our wellbeing. Finally we hear about her exciting future plans, and how her kitchen design was inspired by her new wallpaper collection. To find out more about Sophie's work, you can follow her on Instagram @sophierobinsoninteriors listen to The Great Indoors Podcast on your favourite podcast player or visit her website at sophierobinson.co.uk to find out more about her online courses and in-person workshops. Listen to this episode, out now on The Mortgage Mum Podcast - directly on our website or wherever you get your podcasts! www.themortgagemum.co.uk/podcast If you'd like to reach out to Kim with an enquiry about general mortgages, please email: kim@themortgagemum.co.uk or call 07796 456580

We have been trying to get an interview with Erkin Guney A.K.A Egg for a while. He runs the Ramadan Mosque in Shacklewell Lane and is a character larger than life itself. Don't take my word for it - listen to this podcast episode and see for yourself. I caught up with him in North Cyprus. Watch out for the appeal... Bandofla is determined to make this appeal a big success. If you are a builder looking to replicate a DIY SOS mission please get in touch with us.

This week's podcast features fellow northsider Adam Drummond, Adam joins us in studio to talk about how his life changed after an accident which left him wheelchair bound in 2021, his appearance on DIY SOS, and how he's been doing since. A huge thank you to Adam for joining us and sharing his story!Follow Adam HEREHelp us help others by joining our Patreon...Why not become a Patron of the Two Norries to help us help you and others? We're always happy to receive donations which all go towards bills, production costs, maintenance and everything else it takes to keep the podcast alive.Donations can be as little as €1 or as much as you can afford. To sign up simply CLICK HERE, thank you. Two Norries Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Why are perfectly good kitchens and floors still being thrown onto a skip by the Council?..Those retrofitting grants - be careful - Sarah says they barely make a dent in the real cost...Adam Drummond - the young Corkman who won the hearts of DIY SOS fans last night & lots more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ talks to Adam Drummond who featured in DIY SOS as the gang made his home right for him after an accident that left him wheelchair-bound. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ takes calls on why DIY SOS can turn around a house in 9 days but it often takes the Council more than 9 months. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clive Holland welcomed Billy Byrne into the studio as they discussed DIY SOS, Billy's route into the industry, some listeners questions and some of Billy's high and low points...

It can get hard reporting on positive news when we have a Government in place who are simply taking the piss with key-workers. People are starting to come together though and there are signs that people have had their fill of the Tories. More and more trade unions are saying Enough is Enough with their workers going on strike. But, despite this, we do have something really inspiring to report on in this episode and a chance for us to do some good - people get to a point in their lives when they want to give something back. Many are doing this already. Here is a chance to give something back and support a really good cause. Many of you will have heard of the TV programme DIY SOS. Bandofla has been inspired by this show and we are doing our own DIY SOS campaign to help the historic mosque in Dalston, also known as the Ramadan Masjid (or Shacklewell Lane Mosque) to try and organise some much needed work to get disabled-friendly toilets put into the mosque. Listen to the show for more info. We will be touching on a massively successful World Cup in Qatar where Lionel Messi finally settled the 'Who is the current best footballer in the world?' question and we will also update listeners on the continuing shitfest that is this Tory Government. There will be much more so tune in and see what Bandofla is talking about. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter, Spotify and YouTube and help us share the love.

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TV Presenter Baz Ashmawy and Ukranian Mother and Daughter Olena and Yasmin Rakhim talk to Dearbhail about RTE's upcoming DIY SOS: Big Build for Ukraine Special.

We all need community. Press play to listen to this encouraging and equipping message from Daniel Walker.

The Internet Watch Foundation has been tracking the increasing trend of perpetrators grooming children online and coercing them into sexually abusing themselves on camera. The foundation has recognised a lot of what they are seeing as Category A, the most severe kind of sexual abuse, due to it including penetration with an object. Some of the child victims of this online sexual abuse are as young as 7 years old. For the first time, a snapshot study out today looks into the objects being used, and how they are everyday domestic items that can be found in the household. We hear from Susie Hargreaves, CEO of the Internet Watch Foundation, and CEO of the Marie Collins Foundation, which supports child victims of online abuse, Vicki Green. The story contains content that some listeners may find distressing. She's been on screen in nearly 2,000 different film and TV appearances and yet she may have completely escaped your notice. Now the woman thought to be Britain's most prolific extra - Jill Goldston - has become the actual star of a short film called "Jill, Uncredited". She joins Anita in the studio to talk about her life lived just out of focus behind some of the world's biggest movie stars. It's Children in Need tonight so we thought we'd look at one of the projects it funds. Getaway Girls is a charity which first opened its doors to women and girls in Leeds 35 years ago initially offering girls a safe space to go to make friends and learn new skills to empower them and help grow their confidence. Over the years it has worked to support girls who have experienced difficulties at home from domestic violence, exploitation or sexual abuse to newly arrived refugees. Getaway Girls has received funding from BBC Children in Need since 2010 and this year in partnership with BBC Radio 2 it has a new home thanks to the DIY SOS the Big Build team. Alia Nessa, Operations Manager at Getaway Girls talks about the project. We speak to Judith Kilshaw who was once seen as Britain's ‘most hated woman'. She caused outrage internationally after she and her husband paid a fee to adopt twin babies in the US. The case led to a change in UK adoption law and now she is speaking out in a new documentary which tells the stories of the three mothers involved. Naomi Angell, head of Adoption, Surrogacy and fertility law unit at Osbornes Law explains how the legal situation has changed. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Kirsty Starkey Interviewed Guest: Susie Hargreaves Interviewed Guest: Vicki Green Interviewed Guest: Jill Goldston Interviewed Guest: Alia Nessa Interviewed Guest: Judith Kilshaw Interviewed Guest: Naomi Angell

Chance Litchfield was in for Clive this week and he started off by asking what was the worst DIY disaster you had to deal with. We heard some right howlers from builder Danny Madden and carpenter Alex The Valley Viking. Then Chance focused on Kwasi Kwarteng's Mini Budget and the implications it would have on the industry. Rico Wojtulewicz, Head of housing and planning policy at the NFB and Jimmy Hendrie - master plumber, member of the Chartered Institute of Plumbers and Heating Engineers (CIPHE) and lecturer gave their thoughts on this.Then he looked at what is going wrong with the countries skills strategy. With a skills shortage of 250000 forecasted for 2026, how can small businesses and sole traders attract career switchers and apprentices. Chance spoke to Mark Miller who is a Chippy, Builder and TV personality, well known for work on DIY SOS and the current host of Channel 5's Dream Kitchens and Bathrooms. He also spoke to Engagement Director at the CITB Deborah Madden all about this topic.And to finish off proceedings Chance asked what was the best lie you ever told to your boss. We had some excellent messages in and heard some great stories from Dave Finnegan from Elwood Enterprises and Dean Saxton from Saxton building solutions.

Melody Brooker explains how building firm, Mace, came to the rescue in true ‘DIY SOS’ style!  

Joining us to discuss journalism outside the mainstream are Co-Founders of ontheditch.com, Eoghan McNeill and Roman Shortall. We discuss their beginnings, their links with Web Summit founder, Paddy Cosgrave and what that might mean for how their stories are received. Roman and Eoghan discuss the revelations their work exposed in An Bord Pleanála and the impact that has had. Then, in another ditch investigation, they reveal how Fianna Fáil TD, Robert Troy, bought a home and almost doubled his money by selling it to the Local Authority in a little over 3 months. Join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Joining us to discuss journalism outside the mainstream are Co-Founders of ontheditch.com, Eoghan McNeill and Roman Shortall. We discuss their beginnings, their links with Web Summit founder, Paddy Cosgrave and what that might mean for how their stories are received. Roman and Eoghan discuss the revelations their work exposed in An Bord Pleanála and the impact that has had. Then, in another ditch investigation, they reveal how Fianna Fáil TD, Robert Troy, bought a home and almost doubled his money by selling it to the Local Authority in a little over 3 months. Join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

On Thursday's Morning Focus Pat Flynn Spoke To 2021 Munster Carer Of the Year Winner Claire Mulvey Sydney. Clare is the full time carer for her daughter Isabella who featured on the Late Late Toy Show in November. It has recently been announced that the Mulvey-Sydney family have been chosen for the DIY-SOS Build taking place at the end of the month.

Clive started off the week by discussing how best to prepare for the future when it comes to retirement. We spoke to TV Builder Peter Finn, Craig Wilkinson from Elite Business Academy and Danny Madden from Madden Builders. He then focused on the 450 million boiler replacement scheme and if heat pumps are the way forward. Robin Curtis - Director / GSHP specialist GeoScience Limited and Council member of GSHPA, Adam Chapman from Hat Geek and Master plumber Jimmy Hendrie. Then the big guy moved on to Trade Heroes where he celebrated our tradespeople and the amazing work they do. We spoke to Liam Reilly from Kingswood Homes about a raffle of a house with 250000 pounds where the proceeds go to Derian House a children's hospice and the single they released to promote it. It's very good! He also spoke to DIY SOS member Jules Perryman about the great works they do for charity and Clive heard an amazing story from Afghanistan War Veteran David birrell. It is truly an amazing story. And to finish off proceedings, Clive discussed National Get To Know Your Customer Day. We spoke to carpenter Dave Byrne, electrician Pete Arrow and James from options heating and plumber. They shared some interesting stories and opinions.

It's the final episode of the season and hosts Pat Moore and Aidan Power have plenty to get through. First up, is well-known radio and TV star Baz Ashmawy, who chats about his role on the hit TV show DIY SOS.  Next, the lads talk to three Chadwicks branch managers: Mark O'Mahony, Branch Manager at Chadwicks Waterford, Sean O'Sullivan, Branch Manager at Chadwicks, Clonmel, and Michelle Fahy, Branch Manager at Chadwicks, Galway. The chat about the work they have done in their communities, including working on DIY SOS, and alongside the Irish Wheelchair Association.

Church of Ireland Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, Dr Paul Colton, tells us about the project.

On this week's episode hosts Pat Moore and Aidan Power are looking at health and safety - both physical and mental. They chat to Helena Ryan, one of Ireland's most decorated safety advisors, and Managing Director at Cooga Safety Limited. She talks about what it takes to keep everyone safe on a site, what's going in on the field of health and safety, and about her time on DIY SOS. Next, Rory O'Connor, creator of Rory's Stories and CIF Ambassador, talks about his experiences on building sites - first as a young labourer and then years later giving talks to tradespeople about mental health. He chats about his own mental health, how to look after yourself and your co-workers, and how things are changing for the better in the construction industry. 

Summer's on the way and in this episode hosts Pat Moore and Aidan Power sit down with landscape architect & horticulturist, Peter Donegan, and Etex Regional Sales Manager Kieran Duggan to chat all things outdoor living. Peter tells Aidan and Pat about his amazing work on DIY SOS and some of the trends he's seen in outdoor living, while Peter chats about the benefits of Cedral cladding for outdoor jobs.  

On Sunday the series finale of DIY SOS: The Big Build Ireland airs on RTÉ One - we have a sneak peak with interior designer Aoife Rhattigan; we'll discuss cost rental homes and how that process works; quantity surveyor Patricia Power tells us how to make a property more energy efficient; and architect Roisin Murphy joins us to talk about no-island kitchens and capitalising on a garden space.

Jen chats to Baz Ahmawy about the new season of 'DIY SOS: The Big Build Ireland', which returns to RTE One this Sunday, April 3rd at 6.30PM!

This week was yet another packed week on The Clive Holland Show – and you can catch the full show Monday to Thursday 2-4 on Fix Radio. Clive has been busy this week, talking the fine line between banter and bullying, as well as first impressions with Darren Altman.He also went on to talk through the spike in petrol prices with the Builders Merchants Federation.The big guy also talked us through the biggest DIY disasters ever seen as a tradesperson. with Billy Bryne from DIY SOS.

Seamus Connolly is still in the market for LOVE and he's a CATCH!! Paula Butler sorted our excesses around the home, Rachel Graham looked after the foodstuffs while we heard how Oldcastle delivered it's very own DIY SOS to a local family. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick Knowles is a presenter and writer best known for presenting DIY SOS on BBC One and the gameshows Who Dares Wins, Break The Safe and 5-Star Family Reunion. He co-wrote the film Golden Years, which stars Simon Callow and Una Stubbs. His latest series, Nick Knowles Heritage Rescue, can be seen on Quest and is available to stream on discovery+. Nick Knowles is guest 146 on My Time Capsule and he chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things he'd like to put in a time capsule; four he'd like to preserve and one he'd like to bury and never have to think about again .Nick Knowles Heritage Rescue is available to stream here: https://www.discoveryplus.co.uk/show/nick-knowles-heritage-rescueFollow Nick Knowles on Twitter: @MrNickKnowles and Instagram @nickknowles .Follow My Time Capsule on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter: @fentonstevens and Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by Matthew Boxall .Social media support by Harriet Stevens .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Insulate Britain protesters have been arrested after blocking the M25 near the Dartford Crossing. Police were called to two demonstrations on the Essex side earlier this morning and detained 35 people. Hear from a retired GP who was among those to glue their hands to the carriageway. Also in today's podcast, a Kent MP has suggested fracking could be used to ease the current energy crisis. Thanet's Craig Mackinlay wants the UK to start exploring it as an option again. Mark Hood is a Green Party councillor in Kent and has been speaking to our political editor. We have news from our town centres including an announcement that an M&S store is to close. A community farm on Sheppey that gives children the chance to work with animals has celebrated its third birthday. Curly's was set up on 10-acres of land by dads Garry and Kyle Ratcliffe as a thank you to everyone who helped when TV show DIY SOS rebuilt their bungalow. We've caught up with Kyle who's told us why it's such an important facility. And, Margate based toy company Hornby is featuring in a new TV series - we've been finding out how they're trying to get younger generations interested in model railways.

This week was yet another packed week on The Clive Holland Show– and you can catch the full show Monday to Thursday 2-4 on Fix Radio. Clive has been busy this week, talking about how to use social media effectively in the trades and tackling some bad stereotypes in the industry with Mark Millar from DIY SOS. He also went on to talk through problems with new build houses with property expert Henry Pryor. The big guy also talked us through fake and forged qualifications, putting the question to the CITB & CSCS on how it is allowed to happen. Enjoy

Projects for our favourite TV construction show are underway right now. Catchup with presenter Baz Aahmawy for behind-the-scenes stories of why so many trades get involved and how this series challenged with the biggest job ever: building an entire house in nine days. Branch Manager Dermot Groarke shares how Chadwicks are involved and the kind of materials needed for the jobs.   Baz Ashmawy is one of Irelands more recognizable tv broadcasters. Baz presents ‘DIY SOS' on RTÉ One where he and his team set out to renovate the homes of deserving families changing their lives forever. DIY SOS on RTE   Dermot Groarke is the Branch Manager for Chadwicks. He has been involved in the building materials industry since he was a teenager and now is running the show Chadwicks largest outlet in Drimnagh, Dublin. Chadwicks Robinhood Road   CONTACT DETAILS If you think you can win our Joke of the Week or have a photo of work you're proud of to share with us,  send us your voice messages and photos to: WhatsApp: 087 77 54 555 Email: podcast@chadwicks.ie  

This week was yet another packed week on The Clive Holland Show– and you can catch the full show Monday to Thursday 2-4 on Fix Radio. Clive has been busy this week, talking about on site heroes with DIY SOS host Mark Millar. He also went on to talk about inspiring the next generation of tradespeople with the CITB, as the industry shortage continues . The big guy also talked to us about the best on site excuses and worst drivers in the trades, with psychologist Enda Murphy and Jason Kilby. Enjoy

Welcome to the kbbreview Podcast, this is episode 7 of season three with your host as always Andy Davies.It's a very special episode this week as we're talking to Mark Millar, the host of the recent Channel 5 show dedicated to this very sector Dream Kitchens and Bathrooms.You probably know Mark best from DIY SOS on the BBC and we also talk about how that show is one of the few on TV that shows tradespeople as being skilled, dedicated, professionals.YOu can find out more about Dream Kitchens & Bathrooms at https://www.channel5.com/show/dream-kitchens-bathrooms-with-mark-millar/

Another packed week on The Clive Holland Show on Fix Radio, you can catch the full show Monday to Thursday 2-4 on Fix Radio.Clive speaks to Fix Radio and DIY SOS legend Chris Frediani about the new series of DIY SOS and what it means to him to be a part of these fantastic projects.Andy Simms from My Builders talks about the importance of being self employed plus how to go about becoming a sole trader.Jamie Jefferies from Access Training speaks about the support they have on offer for tradespeople and their partnership with Rated People.Plus Clive has some great talk topics this week which include, van and tool theft, the cladding debate, excuses to get out of graft and should tradespeople be next in line to get the vaccine.Enjoy

Nick Knowles chats to Nicki, they discuss his music career, writing movies and of course his work on DIY SOS and how he's coping with lockdown.

A DIY SOS is underway right now at the Tipperary Down’s Syndrome centre Abbey Road in Thurles. Fran was invited along to witness the amazing work being done, get a tour of the premises, and to chat with some of the people involved.

A bonus episode of Master My Garden podcast with garden designer Peter Donegan. We talk about the recent RTE show DIY SOS The Big Build Ireland presented by Baz Ashmawy a superb show that transforms the homes of three families around Ireland. Peter explains how these homes are transformed over a period of 9 -11 days and the scale of the task involved in doing that. We talk about his own role in designing the gardens within these home all with specific briefs and taking the clients needs into account. All three gardens and homes finished and lives are changed for the better as a result. The hard work, peoples good nature and generosity all shine through in this show. In terms of the gardens all three are different and have different features that will be enjoyed for years to come, least of all the spaceship which is part of the garden design in the last episode. Website: https://doneganlandscaping.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/donegangardensFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/DoneganLandscapingInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/peterdonegan/If there is any topic you would like covered in future episodes please let me know, you can find me on Master My Garden social channels Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mastermygarden/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mastermygarden/Twitter: https://twitter.com/tweetsbyMMGEmail: info@mastermygarden.comUntil the next time Happy GardeningJohn

James Dempsey joined Sean in studio for his TV review slot. This week James reviewed Outcry, DIY SOS and The Bridge.

Gillian chats to Sharon Mulcahy about their experience on DIY SOS that saw their house renovated and adapted for their daughter Amy who was left wheelchair bound following an accident See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's show Baz Ashmawy and Sharon Mulcahy chat about the new show DIY SOS, Ray speaks to A Page From My Life contributor Susan Carry and Liam Cunningham joins Ray in studio ahead of the IFTA's

Baz Ashmawy and Sharon Mulcahy chat to Ray about the new show DIY SOS that airs this Sunday evening on RTE One @6.30pm

Baz Ashmawy is on the line to tell us about his tv show 'DIY SOS' that will help families in need.

Keen to add character to a new build? Sophie and Kate reveal all there is to know about how to (and how not to) style your new build. An interview with in designer Gordon Whistance of the BBC's Bafta-winning DIY SOS explores the challenges of creating beautiful designs that work for specialist needs. And have you harnessed the power of the focal point in your room scheme?   Useful links and images are supplied on each of Kate and Sophie’s blogs www.madabouthehouse.com and www.sophierobinson.co.uk or join our Facebook group The Great Indoors Podcast. Find out more about the BBC's DIY SOS at https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006pnjk

In May during lock down Clive caught up with Jules Perryman from DIY SOS. They talk about how he got into working on the program, his close friendship with Chris Frediani and Clive puts some questions from the rest of the SOS team to Jules.

In May during lock down Clive caught up with Gabrielle Blackman interior designer from DIY SOS. They talk about some of the best projects on SOS plus what its like working on site with the rest of the SOS crew.

In May during lock down Clive caught up with Mark Millar from DIY SOS. They talk about how he started off as a carpenter, but now project manages all the DIY SOS projects.

In May during lock down Clive caught up with Billy Byrne from DIY SOS. They talk about Billy's vast history traveling the world being an electrician, how he became involved with DIY SOS plus how he got the nickname The Prince Of Darkness.

In May during lock down Clive caught up with Chris Frediani from DIY SOS. They talk about how successful the show has been, how Chris got into TV work and his love of plastering.

"Life is too short to blend in" - Paris Hilton. Ruby invites two young creatives, Charlotte De Figueiredo and Emily Dodd-Noble to talk about their brands 'Lux n Holla' and 'In Dodd We Trust'. By turning waste into a commodity, Charlotte and Emily are showing us how it's done out here when it comes to upcycling. This episode hopes to encourage listeners to experiment with repurposing unwanted and excess materials. Do It Yourself, Save Our Souls (and planet).

Welcome to episode 43 and in this week’s brilliant business interview you’ll discover the following three business insights; 1) Which famous Rocky quote is just of true of business as it is of boxing.2) Why a trade like bricklaying can literally take you anywhere in the world if you want it.3) And why it’s not always about what a successful business can do for you, but what it enables you to do for others.In today’s episode, I talk business with Ian Hodgkinson.After being inspired by his father in his younger years, Ian finished school at 15 and wasted no time in getting involved in the building trade with aspirations of one day being able to build his own house.For the next two years he immersed himself in his work, perfecting his skills and mastering his craft when at the age of 18, as well as being one of the youngest ever lecturers at South East Derbyshire College, he decided to go it alone and became a self-employed builder.Over the next three decades, Ian and his team worked hard to build an incredibly successful business which is on track to build 180 houses this year, has many impressive one-off projects under its belt, has been a regular feature on reality TV shows like DIY SOS and scrap kings and has also been involved in some fantastic charity projects that have made a real difference to the community. As Ian so poetically puts it, this is the story of the bricklayer who got to meet the Queen.This was another brilliant interview with an inspirational entrepreneur who demonstrates what can happen when you work hard, have a positive attitude and take full advantage of the opportunities that life presents. You know, success leaves footprints...So, let’s take a walk with a businessman that will leave a lasting legacy not just with the houses he builds, but with the opportunities he creates for the people within his business and the communities he serves – Ian Hodgkinson.

W/C 30th March 2020 Well here we are, week two of the Coronavirus lockdown and life is slowly starting to morph into a pattern of sorts. My week began with some DIY SOS for our feathered friends that didn't go quite to plan, a bit of a lowly Tuesday but then a proper bounce-back for the end of the week. That just leaves shoutout Friday, where I try to steer you toward the weekend with a few positives - but as you would expect from me, that doesn't go quite to script either. Stay safe x https://www.instagram.com/ashortstories (Instagram) https://www.twitter.com/ashortstories (Twitter) P.S Check out http://documentally.com/about/ (Documentally) Support this podcast

On episode 50 of The One Fab Day Wedding Podcast, we're turning our attention towards some very important people. And when we say important, we really mean it, because, without these guys, there literally wouldn't be a wedding. They are, of course, your vendors! We're offering our top tips for finding the best wedding suppliers in the business, figuring out if they're the right fit for your wedding, and helping you get the best service, from initial introductory emails, right up to the big day itself!Episode Breakdown: How to Find the Best Wedding SuppliersWedding tip: Claire's tip this week is to check out our newly-created FAQ page, which is chock-full of answers to the most common wedding-related questions.Main topic: This week, we're talking wedding vendors, specifically, how to find the best ones! As well as being available on your wedding date, falling within your price range, and being fantastic at what they do, your wedding suppliers need to be able put you at ease on the day, so there are a lot of boxes to tick! The good news is that it's easy to find the best wedding suppliers when you know where to look. Our chat also includes tips for making the most of the professionals you've hired to work on your day, be they photographers, videographers, bands, musicians, stationers, florists, bakers, hairstylists, makeup artists, planners or caterers! Enjoy!Wedding dilemma: A listener writes, “I would appreciate some guidance from you guys as to how I can show my appreciation to my parents on my wedding day during the speeches. They have been so helpful with everything including foraging for berries for our wedding favours (jam), microdetails about the wedding and making sure it is all exactly what we want. Most importantly, they have always made my partner feel just like a member of the family and I couldn't be more grateful. Any suggestions as to how I could make a massive fuss of them during the speeches?” Our advice for this listener is to take inspiration from your own lovely email and be specific. We recommend writing down some key things your parents have done for you, to reference in your wedding speech, and also write them a card or a letter so they have something they can read over and over again!Something to do when you're not planning your wedding: In this episode, Claire's suggesting her favourite TV shows for a cathartic cry, including This is Us, Queer Eye, and DIY SOS!Thanks for listening! Got something to add to the conversation? Shoot us a mail at hello@onefabday.com. We want the One Fab Day Wedding Podcast to make wedding planning easier and more enjoyable for you, our beloved listener, so if there's something you'd love to hear discussed on the show, or a question you'd like answered, please do drop us a line.If you loved the episode, don't forget to rate and review the podcast on iTunes. You should also make sure you're subscribed to the podcast - that way you'll receive notifications every time a new episode is released! Oh, and if you know anyone who's engaged and planning a wedding, or a bridesmaid, groomsman, parent or wedding guest who needs a dilemma solved, be sure to tell them about the podcast and share a link.FURTHER LISTENING: Episode 4: Why Are Weddings So Expensive?

As if things weren't boozy enough, they're about to get extra boozy. This week's episode recording comes straight after a bottomless brunch, and to top it off, the topic is 'The Meaning of Life' ; things are about to get very deep and messy. Josh and Ari unpack everything from how the world began, evolution, technology, previous lives and the afterlife and concept of time. Find out what we were in our previous lives from a classic Buzzfeed quiz, and in this week's over-under; DIY SOS, scented candles and coriander. You won't want to miss this one. Tune in fortnightly for a vino fuelled podcast like no other, hosted by Josh Palmer and Ari Wassall. Follow @wearejoshandari on Instagram to be the first in the know of all things your favourite podcast!

This week's episode is all about biophilic design.If you don't know what that is, don't worry, all will be revealed but at its core it's the art of incorporating nature into interior design - but that's not just sticking pot plants everywhere, it's about the psychology of how we as humans react to the environment we're in and how natural materials, shapes, smells and sounds all trigger positive vibes within our brains.It's fascinating stuff and there's no one more qualified to talk about it than Oliver Heath. He's an interior designer who has been an advocate of sustainable and biophilic design for a long time, as well as regular work on TV shows such as Changing Rooms and DIY SOS (and yes, we do talk about them a bit too...)Here's the link to the White Paper that we talk about in the interviewhttp://info.interface.com/whitepapers-en_GB Don't forget to subscribe and maybe even rate and review us!The Kitchen & Bathroom Design Podcast is brought to you with the help of our very good friends at kbb Birmingham 2020. It's on from March 2-4 2020, find out more about the show at www.kbb.co.uk

Welcome to Podcast no 1,  the inaugural, our opener, our maiden trip into the world of Interior design where I’ll be interviewing Naomi Cleaver.  Naomi is an interior designer, writer, TV presenter and keynote speaker.    In today's episode we get her definition of Interior Design, find out how she made the transition from Design Agent to running her own practice via TV celebrity designer dome.  She reveals her approach to designing student accommodation and we discover her love of constraints and why being Design Led is not something to brag about. Naomi Cleaver is an interior designer, writer, TV presenter and keynote speaker As you’ll hear in the Podcast I’ve know Naomi for quite some time.  In the late 1990’s she launched Echo Design Agency, which represented amongst others David Adjaye and Olympic torch designers Barber Osgerby and not least…….my old company Forster Inc. While running Echo Naomi began presenting prime time television shows, such as Grand Design’s: Trade Secrets, Other People’s Houses and was the designer on DIY SOS. She shifted into running her own design studio (https://naomicleaver.com/) and her award-winning design work on iQ Shoreditch in 2012 established her ability and she’s been specialising in communal living – Student Accommodation, Co-Living, Co-working, Build to Rent, Later Life and Hotel design ever since. She’s been described as being “responsible for introducing professional interior design to the student housing sector” and Naomi’s work has been described as “warm, eccentric ... clever, idiosyncratic”  by Grand Designs Magazine;  and “dramatic, witty and just a little bit racy” by Elle Decoration. I met Naomi in the back room of The Globe Hotel (https://www.theglobetopsham.co.uk/) in Topsham, which is close to her Devon home where she lives with her husband. How to be a kick ass Interior Designer.  Come and join us on the Interior Design BA(Hons) course at the University of Plymouth.https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/ba-interior-design Thanks to Dave Clarke from @iamthehow (http://www.iamthehow.com) for production support and advice invaluable in the setting up of this Podcast. Mark Frith (insta @fritzthekat Twitter @markfrith) for composing the music and all your support and advice along the way. Kay Hansen (insta @kay_v_hanson) for her planning support and co-hosting for these and our educational podcasts for UoP I’d really like to hear your feedback on the podcast.  Leave a comment or get in touch via twitter @multi_story. Thanks for listening.  Bye for now.

Fylde windmills, Morecambe's food trail and Rhyddings Park garden kitchen. Also, Fleetwood's alleyways, Skerton school, Italian Lancaster and Sally Naden meets Jeffrey Archer

The Pig Wrestling Podcast, this week's guests are Paul Matson & Trevor Fishburn Hull 4 Heroes talking, transformation, change and focusing on People, Process & Technology.Paul & Trevor run the charity Hull 4 Heroes dedicated to helping local veterans which is becoming a massive success. Key talking points DIY SOS and how the charity was created How Hull for Heroes & Andysmanclub can work together Veterans Village 48 hour world record rugby attempt The vision of Hull for Heroes going forward and how they can continue to support veterans Pig Wrestling 10 commandments Getting men to open up regarding their mental health How talking and both the charities are helping guys grow and progress. #productivity #business #PersonalDevelopment #mentalhealth #technology

Blackpool's new look Queens Estate, Barton's curling and Blackburn's DIY SOS. Plus, Lancaster's virtual slave ship and making your own sunshine in east Lancashire.

The Lancashire sheep living on a roof, Foggy's new way and the Preston Carribean Carnival. Plus, a BBC Radio Lancashire legend becomes St. Anne's new town crier.

Just in time for Father's Day, MovieBong returns with a Historical Epic Special. Featuring reviews of stone cold classics: Lawrence of Arabia, Das Boot, The Man Who Would Be King and Last of The Mohicans. Mike pitches a project written, starring and directed by the host of DIY SOS Nick Knowles. Meanwhile Red pitches the true life story of Osh-Tisch, a Native American warrior who happened to be transgender. Presented by Mike Milling and Red RedmondProduced by Dead Cat ComedyRecorded and Edited by Red RedmondMusic by Eddie French

Never has an ankle injury been made to look so cabaret! John Barrowman returned to the camp whilst Sair was given the boot by the voting public. Jamie East is today joined by comedian and impressionist Luke Kempner and the pair play a trick on jungle spy Hannah Hope. Plus John Knowles, brother of Nick, gives us the low down on what the DIY SOS man is like!Make sure you tweet using the #JungleVIP to get your thoughts on the podcast and be sure to subscribe to the podcast so it's ready and waiting each morning during this series! And if you're feeling generous, please rate and leave us a nice review! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joe Lycett positioned himself in the Live Lounge with a mystery guest and we had some great and ridiculous guesses, including Kylie, the skip lady, Billy from DIY SOS and Jake the Snake. But who was the guest?

Football went all Hollywood this week with a big star making his case to be the next best pundit, while the DIY SOS that is White Hart Lane 2.0 hit a snag with all it's artisanal establishments, Jose got his stats out again and a youtuber brought us onechant that is so flexible it could go global. On The Left Side is written and produced by Ant McGinley and Jim Salveson. If you want to join the team drop us a line to  The theme tune is written and performed by Katalina Kicks and appears with their kind permission. This show includes music courtesy of freePD.com licensed  Public Domain Dedication. SFX made in-house and from  Follow us on twitter @ontheleftside And instagram via @ontheleftsidepod  

Recorded for release Monday 27th Auguist 2018   This week Mel Masey of DIY SOS talks about the evolution of the TV in your front room , we find out how people are finding love in the air, Rob Halligan shares his music and news of a gig at the Beacon Centre in September and we chat with Eddie Johnson all about his three areas of work.

Jose Mourinho is not happy. In other not news, Spurs are having trouble with the builders and could it be the end of the world as La Liga heads to the Wild West. Plus Barnsley Football Club might not be the most supported club in the world, but it could be the most supportive of you. On The Left Side is written and produced by Ant McGinley and Jim Salveson, There's also video content we make out there on youtube which you can watch  The theme tune is written and performed by Katalina Kicks and appears with their kind permission. Other music in this episode:  Steffen Daum - Between Dragons and Humans, and Solo Acoustic Guitar by Jason Shaw, appear under creative commons 3.0 license SFX made in-house and from  Follow us on twitter @ontheleftside ----- SHOW194TRANSCRIPT This isn't a Manchester United podcast. Really, I promise. I do TRY and talk about other football clubs but, somehow, the complete shit-stormory of Manchester United somehow always draws me back in... and for that you have Jose Mourinho to thank. There is more drama right now at Old Trafford than your average episode of Eastenders and as much pent up anger as a Phil Mitchell meltdown. Although you wouldn't know it when you listened to the big man who is saying all the right things... even when it comes to the tensions between Jose and Paul Pogba.   "Couldn't be happier with Paul Pogba"   I mean he's SAYING all the right things he's just clearly not MEANING all the right things.   Maybe football managers just don't understand the emotion "Happy". Certainly it seemed to be something that Pep Guardiola struggled with last season.   Maybe something is getting lost in translation somewhere and these foreign managers don't actually understand what happy means. Could they think it actually is another word for miserable? Or lonely? or suffering from a terrible existential crisis?   Or maybe its just not a very "footbally" word is it. DELIGHTED with the win. BUZZING for the boys. THRILLED to be joining the club but "Happy"... nah, doesn't fit does it.   You'd think that if he was REALLY happy with Pogba he'd have congratulated him on his World Cup winners medal rather than publicly used his excellent showing on the world stage to suggest he maybe wasn't giving his all for the boys in Red wouldn't you... at least he hasn't had a go at his haircut yet, he can leave that to Graeme Souness's weekly whinge.   Really Jose should just be happy that his team has somewhere to play football right now because Mauricio Pochettino can't say the same!   Tottenham Hotspur now know what anyone who has ever worked with a builder before knows... predicted costs and times of work carried out bare as much resemblance to reality as the picture of a Big Mac on the McDonalds drive through menu does to the soggy, sweaty lump of a sandwich that gets shoved through the drive-thru window 10mins before closing time.   With virtually no grasp on the concept of irony Spurs have chosen the same week in which they announced their lucrative new deal with "official timing partner" Swiss watchmakers IWC Schaffhausen they have also revealed that the opening of White Hart Lane the sequel has been postponed again... presumably because everyone was too busy trying to copy that weird celebration thing that Dele Alli did with his hand last weekend?   Not such a bad thing you'd think as they'll just up sticks and play down the local park instead... or Wembley or something.   However, with the NFL rolling into town in a few weeks to play in the national stadium it DOES leave the club potentially homeless for their up-coming match against Manchester City.   Time to call in the big boys. "This week on DIY SOS we lend a helping hand to Daniel who has been forced to stay with neighbours for over a year now after his ambitious plans for home improvements over-ran.   And It took a turn for the worst for Daniel last week when Jack from Birmingham let him down at the last minute leaving him very short of manpower....

Speaker: Mark Fairweather-Tall, Date: 24th June 2018 Reading: 1 Kings 6: 1-3, 11-14

Speaker: Mark Fairweather-Tall, Date: 24th June 2018 Reading: 1 Kings 6: 1-3, 11-14

The final of our guest presenters to take the reigns is late night BBC radio legend, Dotun Adebayo. Puma. And Usain Bolt has scored, but not like you might have read in the papers a few weeks ago, in football. Puma. We remind the Red Devils that it's 2018, not 1918, as they finally announce a women's team, but may have missed out on the chance to sign the worlds fastest man. Puma. That said it's men who've made an impact in the WSL this week, and another football rule change means Nick Knowles maybe making a football edition of DIY SOS. Puma. Every show we find all the funny in the last few days, make sure you hit subscribe to get more comedy and the return of Jim on the next episode. On The Left Side is Written and Produced by Ant McGinley (aka some other guy) and Jim Salveson. Additional production from Sean Allsop. Original music was written and performed by Katalina Kicks  and incidental music and SFX courtesy of freesfx.co.uk, bensound.com and others covered by creative commons license. Songs used in this episode: National Hero - Katalina Kicks Sophomore Makeout - Silent Partner Motivational Pop Rock Instrumental - Artist AShamealuevMusic   Farewell - Whitesand    18 Months ago Pete Naughton of the Telegraph reviewed this show on BBC 5 Live with Dotun, and they were really nice about us. So it's been wonderful to finally get him onto team OTLS. You can hear more of the Award-winning Dotun Adebayo on BBC Radio London, and BBC Five Live which is the home of his World FootbaPhone-In, which you can listen to

The answer is yes. If you're saying "No, I'm not" then you're lying to yourself.WE ARE BACK!Sorry for the break Marcus was transformed into a full time nurse to his girlfriend Stefanie while Matt was producing his own version of DIY SOS in his flat. This week we tackled procrastination and more specifically the relationship we have with our smart phones where we answer the question: Is it okay to go to dinner and be on your phone? And the big questions sees Marcus wanting the elderly to be aroused.ENJOY.Check out MoreMarcus on YouTube for the best of this week’s episode, at YouTube.com/MoreMarcusSubscribe on iTunes: iTunes.com/LowerYourExpectationsSubscribe on Android: SubscribeOnAndroid.com/MarcusButler.net/rssSubscribe to Marcus on YouTube: YouTube.com/MarcusButler Follow @MarcusButler & @MattViney12 wherever you can find us!—————Big Question: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/care-home-provides-pole-dancers-12073887 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The feel good factor of DIY SOS, and whether it’s sometimes ok to be bawdy.

Iain’s visit to see Bucks Fizz, Iain doesn’t want Paul’s present, Iain challenges the listeners to “Beat the Intro”, Nick Knowles from DIY SOS actually sings for real, Katherine says the C word, Iain books a week of to Marrakech, Iain and Katherine guess the people in the Ferry Aid – Let it Be song, […]

Actor and presenter Martin Clunes, best known for his roles in Men Behaving Badly and Doc Martin, joins Rev Richard Coles and Aasmah Mir to discuss discovering the islands of Australia, his love of animals and life on his farm. Gemma Todd is a mobile librarian who has just published her first novel, as GX Todd. She talks about getting her HGV licence and her love of Lego. JP Devlin meets listener Jean Rawson, 93, who describes how her family dog comforted her in a time of great need. Della O'Sullivan runs the Dulwich Wing Tsun Academy. She explains how she got into Chinese martial arts. Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain shares her Inheritance Tracks. She has chosen Blackbird by The Beatles and Michael Jackson's Black or White. DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles talks about his early music and sporting ambitions, love of cooking and passion for motorbikes. Martin Clunes: Islands of Australia continues on ITV at 8pm on Tuesday. Defender by GX Todd is out now. Nadiya Hussain's debut novel The Secret Lives of the Amir Sisters is out now. Proper Healthy Food book by Nick Knowles is out now. Producer: Claire Bartleet Editor: Eleanor Garland.

Gone are the days that you need DIY SOS to come round and build a house for you, like everything else houses are going modular, and they can even grow with you! Each week our presenters review the latest tech, games and general geeky gadgets. Bringing you all the latest news, and this week they […] The post #21 – Modular Housing appeared first on Abrupt Audio.

New Australian Prime Minister plans to abolish knighthoods, Prince William and Prince Harry help out with a DIY project for ex-servicemen and women, new official photos from Denmark and Sweden, update on royal christening and plans to exhume Russian Royal Family's remains.See more in this week's show.Visit our website http://rightroyalroundup.com.au.Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RightRoyalRoundup, follow us on Twitter @RightRoyalRound and Instagram rightroyalroundup.

Genesis 11 addresses the flawed values, ambitions and projects of humanity after the Fall, encouraging us to ask: what kind of life am I building; for whose name am I building it; how am I building it and will it stand up when it's tested and judged? But there is a fix, a DIY SOS response on which the lives we build can stand fast eternally.

Throughout the Old Testament we read how important it was to God for the physical temple of worship to be restored and maintained. However, the New Testament implies now that our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit for those who come into relationship with Jesus. In this message Steve opens up the scriptures to look at the importance of restoring and maintaining ourselves in order for God to work in our lives. Listen now!

No one is safe from this man's tongue it's Steve Allen weekday morning 5am and 7am, and back again on Sunday's between 7 and 10am, on London's LBC 97.3. By subscribing to this Premium Podcast you get to hear all of Steve's show with just the news,