Podcast appearances and mentions of don hutchinson

The FC Crew are joined by Don Hutchinson to break down a dramatic Premier League day that includes Liverpool coming back to beat Brighton, Arsenal falling flat against Newcastle, and Manchester City losing to Bournemouth. Additionally, Archie Rhind-Tutt joins the show to break down a dominant Bayern Munich performance and a big win for Borussia Dortmund versus RB Leipzig. Also, they preview Sunday's huge clash between Chelsea and Manchester United. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A preview of the Premier League season discussing Arsenal, Man City, Chelsea & Liverpool.Darren Fletcher, Nigel Reo-Coker and Don Hutchinson preview the start of the Premier League campaign, with fiery debate over Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea.Hear the panel's thoughts on Chelsea's scatter gun approach in the transfer market, get early top four predictions, and a summary of the promoted sides' chances of survival.Timecodes: 01:10 Manchester City favourites? 05:35 Can Arsenal challenge? 07:50 Debate over Arsenal's need for a goalscorer 18:00 Liverpool 23:15 Arne Slot replacing Jurgen Klopp 26:05 Top four predictions 27:10 Chelsea's approach in the transfer market 31:35 Steve Cooper's Leicester 33:15 Southampton's transfer business

Kan I mærke det? EM-slutrunden nærmer sig, og Fodboldlisten klæder dig traditionen tro elegant på til gruppespillet. Andreas Kraul rangerer med hjælp fra sin kommende slutrunde-medkommentator, Mikkel Bischoff, en top 11 over de største og mest interessante opgør blandt 36 opgør i gruppespillet. På den måde er det bare frem med kalenderen og sætte store, fede krydser. For eksempel kan torsdag den 20. juni godt vise sig at være en vigtig dag på mange måde. Ja, og så er der klassiske spørgsmål, som: Kan Portugal - Tjekkiet snige sig med på listen? Hvad med Danmarks tre kampe? Er England egentlig favorit til at vinde hele baduljen? Hvem er Don Hutchinson? Ligger Lens i Belgien? Og kan Andreas Kraul virkelig selv beskrives som en 'teknisk dygtig' fodboldspiller. Vært: Thomas Loft.

Darren Fletcher is joined by Don Hutchinson, Nigel Reo-Coker & Paul Robinson to look ahead to the top two clash.Noel Gallagher joins the Friday Football Social to look ahead to Manchester City's trip to Anfield, talk about his relationship with Pep Guardiola, and play 1 to 10. Plus, is Xabi Alonso is better suited to replacing Jurgen Klopp or Thomas Tuchel? We discuss the managerial merry-go-round.01:45 – Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola 02:44 – Liverpool v Manchester City Preview 13:55 – Is Xabi Alonso better suited to Bayern Munich or Liverpool? 19:12 – The managerial merry-go-round 23:33 – Noel Gallagher joins the pod 37:58 – Noel on the inspiration for Slide Away 41:00 – Noel plays 1-to-10 42:52 – Noel on his relationship with Pep Guardiola

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Newcastle winger Jacob Murphy joins Darren Fletcher and Don Hutchinson to talk about life at St James' Park.Murphy reflects on this week's draw for Newcastle United away to Paris Saint Germain in the Champions League and what it was like to line up to the competition's theme at the San Siro in their first group match. He talks about the impact Eddie Howe has had, what's changed since the new owners took charge and his young teammate Lewis Miley. And we look ahead to Newcastle's match against Manchester United and analyse what Ange Postecoglu's Tottenham players should expect when they face Manchester City on Sunday. 01:00 How Jacob became a Newcastle fan 02:20 Newcastle's Champions League campaign 09:15 Injuries and Rehab 18:00 What's changed at Newcastle since the new owners took over 24:35 Eddie Howe 30:30 Jacob on his twin brother Josh 34:53 Newcastle against Manchester United 38:20 Lewis Miley 42:30 Jacob on facing Manchester City

The FC crew discuss Jude Bellingham officially being introduced as a Real Madrid player. Plus, more talk on Mbappe's transfer rumors and if he will play for PSG next season. Also, the Premier League opening fixtures were announced and the crew discuss whether they get as excited as Don Hutchinson does when the schedule is released. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The FC Crew are joined by Alex Kirkland and Gustavo Hoffman discuss Valencia's racist abuse towards Vinicius Junior and the lack of accountability by La Liga to fix these issues. Also, Ian Darke and Don Hutchinson come on to talk about Newcastle United locking up a spot in the Champions League. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Radical Purge! – Interview With Don Hutchinson Part Two Radical Purge! – Interview With Don Hutchinson Part Two Beat the censors, sign-up for our newsletter: https://firstfreedoms.ca/call_to_action_pages/stay_informed/ Dr. Don Hutchinson, Principal at Ansero Services, shares with Barry the federal government's continued discrimination against Christian charities who do not share the government's ideological commitments. The governments “Community Services Recovery Fund” is only open to those groups that are willing to agree with government's views on such matters as abortion. Yet again the Trudeau government is demanding ideological conformity. The second part of this interview considers the purge that has gone on in the Liberal Party in recent years. Many talented, experienced politicians have been purged from the Liberal Party to make room for a more radical element that is upending basic understandings of how government ought to be run. Dr. Hutchinson shares with Barry the latest in the ongoing government campaign against pro-life Christian charities. This is part two of a two-part interview. Dr. Hutchinson blogs at: http://www.donhutchinson.ca/ His blog entry on this matter is found here: http://www.donhutchinson.ca/canada-community-services-recovery-fund%e2%80%95another-discriminatory-attestation-requirement/ Please note the views expressed by the individual(s) in this video are their own, and do not necessarily reflect the views or principles of the First Freedoms Foundation.

Beat the censors, sign-up for our newsletter: https://firstfreedoms.ca/call_to_action_pages/stay_informed/ Dr. Don Hutchinson, Principal at Ansero Services, shares with Barry the federal government's continued discrimination against Christian charities who do not share the government's ideological commitments. The governments “Community Services Recovery Fund” is only open to those groups that are willing to agree with government's views on such matters as abortion. Yet again the Trudeau government is demanding ideological conformity. The Canada Summer Jobs issue in 2018 got a lot of attention for the same government interference in freedom of religion and conscience. The government has not changed. And, with this new program the government's heavy hand is seen yet again. Dr. Hutchinson shares with Barry the latest in the ongoing government campaign against pro-life Christian charities. This is part one of a two-part interview. Dr. Hutchinson blogs at: http://www.donhutchinson.ca/ His blog entry on this matter is found here: http://www.donhutchinson.ca/canada-community-services-recovery-fund%e2%80%95another-discriminatory-attestation-requirement/ Please note the views expressed by the individual(s) in this video are their own, and do not necessarily reflect the views or principles of the First Freedoms Foundation.

In this episode, Iain Macintosh speaks to Sport Interactive's CJ Ramson about mastering free kicks. We've hit the third milestone of the Community Challenge with Derby County and we're halfway through the World Cup interrupted 22/23 season. The Athletic's Derby County reporter Elias Burke is back and we hear how you've all been getting on. Our next Legend Of The Game is ex Liverpool, Everton and West Ham midfielder Don Hutchinson. And our letters look at another Wakefield Create a Club, more players who have followed you all the way up the leagues and how to keep your own morale up on a tricky save.

In response to media reports, Freedom Feature guests Davina Peters and Nadine Ness offer their personal accounts of the situation in Ottawa. Their impressions differ drastically from the narrative given in the mainstream media or by certain politicians. Nadine cautions against “underestimating the Canadian people and their thirst for freedom” and expresses her hope for change. To see more from Unified Grassroots, visit www.unifiedgrassroots.com or join their Facebook group. Lawyer and Ottawa resident Don Hutchinson (donhutchinson.ca) returns to Freedom Feature to discuss his perspective, including the federal government's responsibility to address the crisis. This includes articulating a clear pathway towards lifting mandates, as recommended by Canada's chief public health officer Dr. Tam. He makes a personal appeal for the Prime Minister to begin negotiations to end the blockade so that Ottawa and the country can get back to normal. – – – Please note the views expressed by the individual(s) in this video are their own, and do not necessarily reflect the views or principles of the First Freedoms Foundation.

Don Hutchinson, a Canadian legal expert and former legal council for the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, describes the implications of the new conversion therapy ban on Canadians and Christians. He explains that one way the church can rebuild is to respond to these kind of legal attacks by focusing on our biblical mandate to love God, each other, and our neighbors.

Why is Canada's new Conversion Therapy Bill so problematic? Listen as Barry discusses concerns around Bill C-4 with Dr. Don Hutchinson and Dr. Iain Provan. Bill C-4, An Act to Amend the Criminal Code (Conversion Therapy), went through the Parliament of Canada in record time. There was unanimous consent in the House and the Senate. Part of the rationale was that the bill had already been passed just before the 2021 election but died on the order paper when the election was called. However, guests Dr. Don Hutchinson and Dr. Iain Provan explain that Bill C-4 was very different. It expanded criminality significantly from the previous version. The government's own characterization of the limited nature of the bill is questionable. Further, the lack of opposition over this fact, and the complete disregard of parliamentary procedure, are cause for concern of the rule of law in Canada. – – – Please note the views expressed by the individual(s) in this video are their own, and do not necessarily reflect the views or principles of the First Freedoms Foundation.

Lawyer, pastor, and writer Don Hutchinson joins Alan to discuss the current state of religious freedom in Canada.Video version: https://youtu.be/EQoqAje51zcContact Don Hutchinson: http://www.donhutchinson.ca/Questions/comments: comments@thinkingbiblically.orgWebsite (includes audio version): http://thinkingbiblically.orgSupport this podcast: http://alangilman.ca/support/

Quickly Kevin Will He Score? - S07 EP2: Jamie Redknapp (Part 1 of 2) Joining us in the studio this week it's the Liverpool and England legend, Mr Jamie Redknapp. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it turns out Jamie didn't actually write the column he had in Smash Hits in the 90s'. It was ghost written. He never even read it. We feel like Woodward and Bernstein. He does however tell us all about 'THAT' night out in the build up to Euro 96, and an astonishing tale of Don Hutchinson and Graeme Souness mixing it up on the training ground. And the postbag contains Chris' all time favourite piece of correspondence. It's safe to say you'll never look at a Boost chocolate bar the same way again. If you want to hear and extended version of the episode with Patreon only content (and get the episode on Saturday instead of Monday) then head over to patreon.com/quicklykevin to join the Quickly Kevin Fan Club*Thanks,Chris, Josh and Michael.Twitter: @quicklykevinFacebook:quicklykevinInstagram: quicklykevinEmail: hello@quicklykevin.com*much better than the Lee Sharpe fan club See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Quickly Kevin Will He Score? - S07 EP2: Jamie Redknapp (Part 2 of 2) ** THIS IS PART 2 - IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY, PLEASE GO BACK AND LISTEN TO THE FIRST PART **Joining us in the studio this week it's the Liverpool and England legend, Mr Jamie Redknapp.Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it turns out Jamie didn't actually write the column he had in Smash Hits in the 90s'. It was ghost written. He never even read it. We feel like Woodward and Bernstein.He does however tell us all about 'THAT' night out in the build up to Euro 96, and an astonishing tale of Don Hutchinson and Graeme Souness mixing it up on the training ground.And the postbag contains Chris' all time favourite piece of correspondence. It's safe to say you'll never look at a Boost chocolate bar the same way again.If you want to hear and extended version of the episode with Patreon only content (and get the episode on Saturday instead of Monday) then head over to patreon.com/quicklykevin to join the Quickly Kevin Fan Club*Thanks,Chris, Josh and Michael.Twitter: @quicklykevinFacebook:quicklykevinInstagram: quicklykevinEmail: hello@quicklykevin.com*much better than the Lee Sharpe fan club See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Don't miss this exclusive Sky Blues Extra special as we speak to former Coventry City striker Andy Morrell. We discuss Don Hutchinson's flashy motor, Peggy Arphexad's dreadful fashion sense and what Gary McAllister, Peter Reid, Micky Adams and more were like to play for as managers. Plus Andy shares his Highfield Road memories, his favourite Coventry City goalies, defenders, midfielders and strike-partners and his post CCFC career.

David Prutton is joined by Don Hutchinson and Andy Townsend to discuss all the latest news and talking points from around the world of football with this nightly debate show.

This is Music and Poetry, episode 48 - Far Afield. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 49 - Bondage and Some Strengths. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 47 - The Common Path. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 46 - Letting Go. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 46 - Life Anew. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 44 - Emergence. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 41 - Anchorites. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 36 - The Pathways of Becoming. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 43 - Life Teaches. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 42 - Up From Eden. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 35 - Languages. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 40 - Chains of Life. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 39 - Structures of Life. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 38 - Connections. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 37 - Elements. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 34 - Enchaliced. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Don will take a moment after the music to explain the background or analysis of his poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 33 - Dialogue Occurs. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch This is the start of the episodes where Don will explore and explain his motivations and interpretations of the poems. I believe it's time that the back story and the analysis of a mind more than half a century removed from his own writings be included in the production. I will endeavor to include such insight in all future episodes. Seriously, thank you so much for listening. I can't believe the feedback I've received from these postings, and the overflowing love you all have for my grandfather's poetry. It is so meaningful to hear from each and every one of you who finds his words to be powerful and illuminating in your own life. Everybody who listens to these works has my unending gratitude. Yours, Spencer.

This is Music and Poetry, episode 32 - Parenting. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 29 - The Quarry and the Pack. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 30 - Interactions. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 31 - Intentions. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 28 - Each of Us. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 27 - Awake! Awake! Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 26 - Our Embrace. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 25 - Fabric. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 25 - Open Space. Music and Poetry is a collaboration of Spencer and Don Hutchinson, where Don reads a poem from his collection, and Spencer plays improvised piano in an attempt to capture mood from the poem. Thank you very much for listening! You can support these works at: https://www.patreon.com/HolyHutch

This is Music and Poetry, episode 19 - Habitat. The poem deals with the period in time where Don Hutchinson was at work on the SkyLab project, where we as Americans were trying to set up the first habitat for people to live in while in space. Don explores the concept of habitat, and what is needed for a living space for people.

This is Music and Poetry, Episode 13 - Your Love. This episode features an analysis of the poem from Don Hutchinson's wife, Dori Hutchinson, read by Don Hutchinson.

This is Music and Poetry episode 9 - Ergodontics. "Ergodontics" is a word coined by Don Hutchinson. The notion of "Ergodontic work" came about as an attempt in trying to describe work that a person does with genuine interest. "Ergo" relates to the production and the relation of the person to the work. "Dontic," which means gifts, seemed to compose the qualities of respect for the work, care, knowledge, interest, and responsibility. As workers, we often proceed with interest, but with no clear idea of what we are doing, how to do it, or why. A work process that is not interesting may include systematic distortions that have gained legitimacy. But Ergodontic work, or work that has the workers genuinely interested in the process, seems to be the goal for us all - not only from the management/leadership side of the equation, but also from the prospective of the worker. I hope you enjoy the poem and the music! -SH

Music and Poetry, Episode 6. In Situ, translated as "in the situation we find ourselves in." Spencer and Don Hutchinson continue the series of meditative poetry based on the life experiences of Don.

This is Music and Poetry Episode 4 - As Agent. My grandfather, Don Hutchinson, will be reading selected poetry from his collection generated over decades of writing. I, Spencer Hutchinson, will be improvising and playing music on the family piano inspired by the poems. Granted, my skills on the piano are limited, and I tend to play pieces that sound similar. However, I think in time a style will develop, and together we can explore my grandfather's collection and learn about life through a mind thoroughly steeped in the beauty of the reality we all share. I hope you enjoy the experience as much as I do.

This is Music and Poetry episode 5 - A Rose and The Rose. My grandfather, Don Hutchinson, will be reading selected poetry from his collection generated over decades of writing. I, Spencer Hutchinson, will be improvising and playing music on the family piano inspired by the poems. Granted, my skills on the piano are limited, and I tend to play pieces that sound similar. However, I think in time a style will develop, and together we can explore my grandfather's collection and learn about life through a mind thoroughly steeped in the beauty of the reality we all share. I hope you enjoy the experience as much as I do.

This is Music and Poetry, episode 3. My grandfather, Don Hutchinson, will be reading selected poetry from his collection generated over decades of writing. I, Spencer Hutchinson, will be improvising and playing music on the family piano inspired by the poems. Granted, my skills on the piano are limited, and I tend to play pieces that sound similar. However, I think in time a style will develop, and together we can explore my grandfather's collection and learn about life through a mind thoroughly steeped in the beauty of the reality we all share. I hope you enjoy the experience as much as I do.

This is Music and Poetry. My grandfather, Don Hutchinson, will be reading selected poetry from his collection generated over decades of writing. I, Spencer Hutchinson, will be improvising and playing music on the family piano inspired by the poems. Granted, my skills on the piano are limited, and I tend to play pieces that sound similar. However, I think in time a style will develop, and together we can explore my grandfather's collection and learn about life through a mind thoroughly steeped in the beauty of the reality we all share. I hope you enjoy the experience as much as I do.

This is Music and Poetry. My grandfather, Don Hutchinson, will be reading selected poetry from his collection generated over decades of writing. I, Spencer Hutchinson, will be improvising and playing music on the family piano inspired by the poems. Granted, my skills on the piano are limited, and I tend to play pieces that sound similar. However, I think in time a style will develop, and together we can explore my grandfather's collection and learn about life through a mind thoroughly steeped in the beauty of the reality we all share. I hope you enjoy the experience as much as I do.

Elis & Gordon sat in for Johnny & Gav this week, and they were joined by ex-Liverpool and ex-Everton man Don Hutchinson. The boys discussed Leon Britton, stalking Hibs players, how Gareth Bale's agent smells, and Producer Vin's cricket bat. If you enjoyed the show, you can get Gordon's podcast – The Radio X Evening Show with Gordon Smart – which sees him chatting to big guests like Kings Of Leon, The Killers, Biffy Clyro and Sir Patrick Stewart. Or tune in every weeknight from 7pm to 10pm on Radio X. Elis co-hosts the hilarious Elis James & John Robins Show, on air every Saturday afternoon from 1pm to 4pm – or grab the Elis James & John Robins on Radio X podcast. Johnny & Gav are back next week - you can hear The Kickabout live on Radio X from 11am every Saturday, and if you want to take the boys Around Your Ground or introduce them to your mates in the Sunday League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen then get in touch on kickabout@radiox.co.uk

Don Hutchinson is a Canadian lawyer, writer, and an expert in religious liberty. He joined Jonathon Van Maren to discuss his new book, "Under Siege: Religious Freedom and the Church in Canada at 150 (1867-2017.) Copies can be purchased at: http://www.donhutchinson.ca/book-under-siege/

On the day that Man Utd and Jose Mourinho lift the first silverware of the season, Stan is joined by special guests and fans to discuss all of the weekend's action. Darren Fletcher talks about the top 4 and last week's Champions League games. Former Brighton, Southampton and Leicester player Dean Hammond talks about his previous clubs including working under Ranieri. James Ducker from the Telegraph joins live from Wembley to give his perspective on the EFL Cup Final. Iwan Roberts shares his thoughts on Chelsea v Swansea and Norwich v Ipswich. Former West Ham & Scottish international Don Hutchinson discusses his old clubs. Chris Waugh of the Newcastle Chronicle and Andy Naylor of the Brighton Argus preview Tuesday night's top of the Championship clash. Darren Lewis of the Mirror reports back on Spurs v Stoke and Jordan Chamberlain from Empire of the Kop previews the game against Leicester on Monday. Plus fans from clubs throughout the leagues call to give their views. Join us after the final whistle every Saturday and Sunday. The rant line is always open 0330 380 9911. Download the free app at www.collymore.com

July 26th, 2016 Late Night Counsell more Islamic Terror attacks! Western Left-wing Leaders are allowing us to be invaded. More debate about Trump v Hillary, the good and bad from both points of view. Tom Harris gives an update and Don Hutchinson calls in to discuss the latest Victory for Trinity Western.