Podcast appearances and mentions of Donald Campbell

To mark the milestone of the 40 year anniversary of Te Wānanga o Aotearoa, we bring you a two part live episode recorded in our birthplace, Ō-tāwhao Marae at Te Awamutu College. To watch the live stream video, go here    In part 1 - we are joined by previous kaimahi and tauira of the formative years, David Lewis and Mary Aull, who share their memories of the early days of curriculum development, the first classes and the journey towards achieving Wānanga Status.   In part 2 - Herbie Teddy, Darren Heke and Donald Campbell join us to share their candid experiences of building Ō-tāwhao Marae and also setting up Apakura Campus on factory road. This is an in-depth discussion on what our shared history means for our people, our future, and the legacy of education in Aotearoa.   Full of honest kōrero and historical insights, we reflect on the past, celebrate the present, and look ahead to the future of Te Wānanga o Aotearoa.   Part 2 starts at 54:19

In this episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," Jeremy Cordeaux hosts from his garage, covering a range of topics from technological failures and scams to health concerns and historical reflections. Here's a summary of the main topics discussed: Introduction and Apology for Late Posting: Explanation of the delay due to an IT outage. IT Outage and Vulnerability: Discussion on the recent massive IT outage affecting various sectors globally, and the implications of such technological dependencies. Scams and Cybersecurity: Warning about increased scam activities following the IT outage and the importance of cybersecurity. Health Warnings: Reports on health risks associated with welding fumes and toxic substances found in tampons and talcum powder. Nauru and Immigration: Update on the number of occupants in Nauru and concerns about immigration. Victorian Government Inquiry: Criticism of an inquiry into women's pain that includes men who identify as women. Papua New Guinea Rugby Team Funding: Controversy over the Australian government's decision to fund a new rugby league team in Papua New Guinea amidst economic struggles. Donald Trump and Electric Cars: Commentary on Donald Trump's plans to scrap Joe Biden's electric car policy and the broader implications for the automotive industry. Biden's Political Decisions and Kamala Harris: Speculation about Joe Biden's political future and Kamala Harris's potential leadership. Historical Events and Birthdays: Reflections on notable historical events and famous birthdays on July 23rd, including the creation of the ice cream cone and achievements by Prince Andrew, Gene Kelly, Haile Selassie, Donald Campbell, and Ulysses S. Grant. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode join us in conversation with Sally Cartwright.    Saly started diving 1993 after an injury on a  mountaineering trip. After a bet with a local dive club and a successful try dive, Sally took up the challenge and a new life direction.  Early into her diving career she found herself using mixed gas and rebreathers.  Finding herself at the bottom of Dorothea Quarry  at 107m or scouring the seabed looking for new shipwrecks of the English Channel pretty much became a way of life for Sally as it does many others.   Sally became involved with diving agencies and then went back to school and qualified to teach TDI Inspiration rebreathers.  However, she decided that this career was not for her and started to investigate hyperbaric medicine. During the pandemic her ambulance work and diving world collided and she started working for Midlands Diving Chamber, firstly as a Chamber Attendant and progressed into management.   Sally has worked on some high-profile projects including the Bluebird Project that involved raising Bluebird, Donald Campbell's water speed record boat and Donald himself from the depths of Coniston Water in 2001. Since then, the team have restored Bluebird and successfully ran her on the Isle of Bute in 2018.   Sally champions the diving industry's support in all that she has achieved  The diving industry is not a rich one so any help just boosts morale and spreads the word what a wonderful sport we have, especially in the UK.   Sally is well known for organising social diving trips and now on the road to recovery after knee surgery is looking forward to getting back out in the deep again.   https://www.midlandsdivingchamber.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/sally.cartwright.568   The BiG Scuba Podcast is brought to you by Narked at 90.   “Beyond Technical”   Narked at 90    If you are thinking of moving across to tech diving or completely new to diving, Narked at 90 can advise and guide on the best equipment and set up for your personal or commercial requirements  https://www.narkedat90.com/           There is currently a code for you to use for purchases and the code is  BIGSCUBA2024.   Please follow Narked at 90 on Facebook :  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100065027019650   We are on Instagram                     @thebigscuba   We are on Facebook                      @thebigscuba   We are in LinkedIn                          https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian%F0%9F%A6%88-last-325b101b7/ The BiG Scuba Website                  www.thebigscuba.com Amazon Store :                                https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/thebigscuba   Visit   https://www.patreon.com/thebigscubapodcast and subscribe - Super quick and easy to do and it makes a massive difference. Thank you.  

The Disciples Faith:The Liberty of Faith Matthew 6:25-34 The Invitation to Trust in God (v. 25) How will my necessities be met? What is most necessary? The Examples of Trust in God (vv. 26-30) Look at the birds of the air: God feeds them Consider the lilies of the field: God adorns them The Liberty through Trusting in God (vv. 31-34) The enslaving focus of the lost The liberating faith of the saved More to Consider Faith in God makes great optimists. Over in Burma, missionary Adoniram Judson was lying in a foul jail with 32 lbs. of chains on his ankles, his feet bound to a bamboo pole. A fellow prisoner said, "Dr. Judson, what about the prospect of the conversion of the heathen?", with a sneer on his face. His instant reply was, "The prospects are just as bright as the promises of God." The Presbyterian Advance Sir Wilfred Grenfell, medical missionary in Labrador, found himself adrift on an ice flow, headed out to sea. He mercifully killed his dogs, made a coat out of their hides, put up a distress flag, and lay down and slept. Later he said, "There was nothing to fear. I had done all I could, the rest lay in God's hands." Donald Campbell, Daniel, Decoder of Dreams, p. 20. The worldliness which Christians are to avoid can take either a religious or a secular shape. So we are to differ from non-Christians not only in our devotions, but also in our ambitions. In particular, Christ changes our attitude to material wealth and possessions. It is impossible to worship both God and money; we have to choose between them. Secular people are preoccupied with the quest for food, drink and clothing. Christians are to be free of these self-centred material anxieties and instead to give themselves to the spread of Gods rule and Gods righteousness. That is to say, our supreme ambition is to be the glory of God, and neither our own glory nor even our own material well-being. It is a question of what we seek first. John Stott

Karun Chandhok in conversation with Harry Sherrard and two pieces of music celebrating Donald Campbell.

On a packed programme we hear from Tim Foster who is the man behind much of the resurgence in interest in those fire-breathing Group B rally cars of the mid 1980s which we are looking forward to seeing at Race Retro on 23rd, 24th and 25th February. As usual host Paul Tarsey is joined by the regular Historic Racing News Radio Show team, Jim Roller, Joe Bradley and Paul Jurd who will all, as usual, not hold back on thoughts and opinions. The theme for Corridors of Power is called “My Favourite Motorsport story”. Donald Campbell's nephew Don Wales tells us about the controversy that has blown up since the wreck of his water speed record breaking Bluebird K7 was raised from the bed of Lake Coniston in Cumbria. There is now a bitter dispute involving family members, the local museum and the man who raised the boat from the depths.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Secret of the Ooze has been blasted by critics, and while it was beloved by children back in the 90s, what do those kids think now? Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael, and Donatello take on the Shredder (or spoiler alert: they don't) and try to save New York one more time, while also learning where they came from! Let's imagine a Ninja Turtle movie where they never use their weapons, but are sticklers for observing the traditional pre-fight donut. Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

This is a special preview of the first episode of our Patreon-exclusive show, Good Movies Rule that originally aired on June 1st, 2023. Enjoy this free episode, and please consider joining Patreon for a new episode every month! We've already covered Jurassic Park, Jaws, Spaceballs, Ferris Bueller, The Nice Guys, Reservoir Dogs, and They Live! Join at the link below. You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

Clint, Mel, James, and Bob are back with Chuck Norris as he face-kicks his way through South America taking on the cartel. Billy Drago plays the perfect early 90s slimeball cocaine mogul as he sends his endless supply of henchmen to take on Chuck before he seizes his mountains of coke. The movie is a complete departure from Delta Force 1 which tried to say something important, it failed, but at least it tried. What do you think of Delta Force 2? Let us know in the comment section below. Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

It's the day after Christmas, but here we got a chance to open some gifts sent into the studio, as well as take more of your emails and voicemails. Suggestions are in like Moonfire and Hank & Mike, as well as someone who sounds like they are reviewing Santa With Muscles at gunpoint. Batman listened to our Terminator Salvation episode, and he's not happy about it. Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

Stephanie, Joe, and the Mayor are back in Perfection alongside Burt Gummer as he continues to have the worst luck ever. No matter how many killer dirtworms (aka Graboids) he takes out, they seem to follow him all over the world. This time, back in his hometown, will he be able to stop them for good? Given that there are 7 Tremor's movies, I'm guessing no. At least we can have fun roasting all of this ridiculousness along the way. Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

What if Ben Affleck amid "misses" Forces of Nature and Bounce, made a heist movie that had plot twists on top of its plot twists, featuring an unhinged Gary Sinise and a young (crazy) Charlize Theron? A recipe for success you might think, but Reindeer Games got blasted by critics, and audiences and it bombed financially. Where did it go wrong? It had a great writer and an all-time director John Frankenheimer. Is it time to re-assess Reindeer Games or does it deserve its spot in the garbage heap of 90's cinema? Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

We hit the phone lines and the emails again, for the third straight week as we try and catch up to all of our messages! Listeners freaking out that Bob has kids, another one defends Ernest and Clint thinks he's a plant, and a long-time listener finally hits us up on the mailbag!!Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

Imagine the pitch meeting - "It's Santa Claus, right, but this one has muscles!" PRINT THE MONEY! Now, the rest of us are left to pick up the pieces of Hulk Hogan's Santa With Muscles (1996). Previous Hulk Hogan movies had him playing different versions of himself, and here he attempts to act and play a different character. It goes about as well as you'd expect. Many questions will be answered - how did Mila Kunis bury this performance? How can a lawn ornament bench press 300 pounds? Why is Ed Leslie playing an Asian? We'll pull it all apart, and then give out some awards, including our worst actor award, the "Steve Seagal" Trash Can Full of Dirt. Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

Not too many movies out there featuring Jet Li in dreadlocks, but this is where we find ourselves. Even though The One (2001) is rated very low by critics, some swear this is an awesome movie. The movie made us laugh, we're just not sure it was supposed to. It also features one of the best Jet Li fights we've ever seen. We go scene by scene and answer the important questions - how did Jet Li get with Carla Gugino? Why is the only thing different in each parallel universe his hairdo? Why does Jason Statham have hair, and why can't he fight in this? We'll pull it all apart, and then give out some awards, including our worst actor award, the "Steve Seagal" Trash Can Full of Dirt. Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

In episode 288 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed reflecting on the importance of subject to the photographer whilst knowing why you are making photographs and the issues with photographic hyperbole on social media. Plus this week, photographer Michael J Brennan takes on the challenge of supplying Grant with an audio file no longer than 5 minutes in length in which he answer's the question ‘What Does Photography Mean to You?' Born in Sheffield, Brennan began his career as a runner and then a news photographer for The Croydon Times in South London. Returning back North between 1964 and 1970 he worked as a photographer for the regional offices of The Sunday People and The Daily Herald. He was first noticed for his work thanks to a series of photographs he took of the death of Donald Campbell who died while attempting the world water speed record in 1967. The photos appeared in Life magazine and won Brennan the British News Picture of the Year award. He worked next as a photographer for The Sun and then moved to the Daily Mail where he covered important news events such as The Troubles in Northern Ireland and The Indo-Pakistan wars and conflicts. After moving to the United States in 1973 Brennan accepted photo assignments for Sports Illustrated magazine. This to a series of photos of the boxer Muhammad Ali. A 1977 Brennan photo of Ali is now in the collection of the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery. After a fifty-year career in photography, Brennan is now retired and living in Costa Rica. https://brennanpics.com Dr. Grant Scott is the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, documentary filmmaker, BBC Radio contributor and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Routledge 2014), The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Routledge 2015), New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography (Routledge 2019). His film Do Not Bend: The Photographic Life of Bill Jay was first screened in 2018 www.donotbendfilm.com. He is the presenter of the A Photographic Life and In Search of Bill Jay podcasts. Scott's next book is Inside Vogue House: One building, seven magazines, sixty years of stories, Orphans Publishing, is on sale February 2024. © Grant Scott 2023

Our 1st episode features Donald Campbell - my energetic, healthy, and full-of-life Pilates classmate who is in his 90s. We chatted about his childhood, how he took 5 days from Canada to France and then to the UK, his adulthood, how he went from not knowing to sew to becoming a fashion designer that Princess Diana loves, his elderhood, how he is still travelling the world with his partner of 54 years.How to keep a 54-year relationship? How to start a new skill in your 70s? Come and find out in this episode. Dear Donald: I am grateful that our lives have crossed and thank you for showing me the key to life is to keep it as fun as possible. Like you, I will never stop travelling. I hope you love this episode as much as you love Pilates - Love, NicoleSupport the showIntrigued by the conversation? Get involve using the following ways: Sign up to have your life story record and become a Beyonder on our Web Follow us @ Beyondhood on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn Become a member by contributing $ each month. You can ask questions and nominate Beyonders to be on the show. Creativity costs time & effort & $ and no $ is too small. If $ is an issue, please send me a hug or an encouraging email - still works! *10% of the profit will be donated to the interviewee's chosen charity. Take a look at the Now and Then pictures of our Beyonder on our Web Email me at gobeyondelderhood@gmail.com

For many, work has become an unavoidable and sustained pot hole along the chaotic highway of our day to day that knocks the alignment from the goal of peace each of us has in life. Beckoning a variety of responses from the menu of emotions available to us throughout the day, we respond to life's potholes with entitlement and exasperation feeling betrayed when we get thrown off track.   We want happiness, when truthfully, we expect a nonlinear annoyance to be the theme of our Monday through Friday. It would serve us well to contemplate a novel concept; happiness is spasmodic, temporary; joy is manufactured and intentional. Canadian psychologist Philip Brickman and American psychologist Donald Campbell coined the aptly named phrase “hedonic treadmill” in the 1980s.  It is the thought that happiness is fleeting, always seeing it in the short jolts by which it comes, and yet always looking for more.  The elation or misery that comes typically returns to a baseline emotion quickly. The happiness we seek in our work will under-satisfy because the treadmill of life marches on at a steady pace forcing us to continue moving on rarely allowing us to sit in those happy moments for long.   Each moment ceases quickly to become embraced with gratitude in favor of being installed as a new level of expectation. Jean-Jacques Rousseau warns that “these conveniences (think happy moments) by becoming habitual had almost entirely ceased to be enjoyable… men were unhappy to lose them without being happy to possess them.” In our work at Business On Purpose with heroic business owners, we've achieved a notable level of chaos-busting tools and coaching, and yet a failure that we have had since we started in 2015 is building an incentive compensation structure and coaching module that works for everyone.  We have never seen more than 10-15% of employees offer a sincere and non-expectant thank you for additional compensation received (bonuses, etc.) Why? Maybe the joy of possessing them was immediately rooted out by the numbness of expecting them. Employees are hoping for a “hit” when they get the next pay bump or are lauded with the next award.  It wears quickly and returns to baseline leaving us in need of more.  More hits.  More substance.  More of something to numb the reality I feel that you cannot see… the reality that I live with internally but rarely share with you.   Recently, we began asking a new question during our every-other-weekly individual check-in with team members:  Can you describe a hard moment that you experienced these past two weeks, and how you found joy in that moment? We focus on joy rather than happiness because it seems that joy is a choice, where happiness is a feeling. Feelings will not sustain because we rarely control them, choices will sustain precisely because we have the option to opt-in or out. James was the son of an Israeli Construction worker who lived in a village town between Haifa on the Mediterranean and the modern Sea of Galilee. When they were older, his brother was falsely accused of a crime, and murdered in public.  James himself was later beheaded because of his teaching and his body buried in Spain. What sort of teaching could be so vile that it results in a man's beheading? This is a paraphrased excerpt of a key element of James' message, “(In all things) joy… make it your in-front-of (first before any) thought”. That's it.   A message of actively choosing joy in front of any other response is a core part of the message that ended a notable man's life.   Joy is the “willful acceptance that a situation has brought you favor” and it brings long-term value.  Hard things bring testing, testing provides conditioning and endurance, that endurance reinvests into growth and fullness, and fullness counteracts the isolation of emptiness. Joy says, “I accept hard things to endure because the outcome is fullness.” Our modern work environment shuns and works endlessly to mitigate difficulty.  Conditioning, endurance, growth, and fullness cannot divorce themselves from quandary and perplexity.  To garner the refreshment of fullness, we must walk through the pluff mud of decomposed problems.  If problems did not exist, then there would be no need for your labor to solve those problems.   Problems are a fundamental reason for work.  Problems provide opportunity both to solve the problem and to build endurance. How do we choose joy while staring down the barrel of problems?   Joy willfully accepts the problem realizing the outcome and the long-tail value that outcome of endurance and fullness. How do you rediscover joy at work?  Begin by reframing problems as endurance-developing opportunities knowing that fullness is on its way leaving you spent and satisfied instead of exhausted and vexed.

Donald Campbell died on 4th January 1967 trying to break the World Water Speed Record. His nephew Don Wales explains what happened on that fateful day and why Campbell made some fundamental errors. Rob Cull and John Pearson talk about their innovative and very successful series running under the Equipe Racing banner and Jim Roller brings us up to date on the latest from the world of auctions. Plus, who is the ‘Greatest F1 Team Manager'? Paul Tarsey hosts.

The locations- Lake Bonney, Lake Eyre and Lake Dumbleyung. It was the height of the swinging sixties, and in Australia was a famous British speed record breaker determined to put himself in the history books. Donald Campbell, broke eight absolute world speed records on water and on land in the 1950s and 1960s. That year was 1964 and he took his famous Bluebirds, on land and on water to both South Australia and Western Australia to become the fastest man.He remains the only person to set both world land and water speed records in the same year.Come on and get that bucket list underway! This podcast is produced right here in Australia, The Road Less Travelled, made in Australia for Australians. Listen to the podcast onApple Podcasts,Google PodcastAudibleI Heart Radio Spotify We do not receive any corporate dollars for this show. If you are able to support the show with ongoing payments, we would love it if you could do soDid you know that you can speak to us to feature this show on your community radio station, or website, we would love to talk with you. If you would like to reach out and help us with this fiercely Australian and independent podcast with sponsorship or product support, please contact us.We love your feedback and comments, and if you have something that you think we should feature, review, visit or discuss, then please drop us an email phatcat@iinet.net.auLike us on FacebookFollow us on InstagramSupport us with regular contributions on PatreonTo make a once off contribution on StripePlease leave us a rating or review and share us with your mates!Thank you for supporting us, visit www.phatcatmedia.com.au for more information Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Would Emerson Fittipaldi have won a third world championship if he hadn't gone to Copersucar in 1976?  That's the conundrum debated by Jim Roller and Joe Bradley who wonder just why ‘Emmo' went from a world champion team at McLaren to join his brother's back-of-the-grid team. We also talk to Kevin Shilling, the man who has brought a fascinating car back to life. He bought a tired and well used AC Aceca, only to discover that the car had been the ‘daily driver' of none other than record-breaker Donald Campbell. 

Kevin Schilling, is a local vintage car enthusiast. And he is looking to find a woman that got into his car on a drive day and told him she knew the car. And it might have been driven by a bank robber? How did she know? She claimed it was her husband. So you see, we need your help to find her. Kevin Schilling talked to Noni Needs in the Nathan Marshall restaurant in Liss, in the hope the story could be told and Mrs L could be found. Why? Because there are so many more questions that are left unanswered. Kevin Schilling is so passionate about his car that he has complied a beautiful coffee table book of his stories and adventures thus far but there's more to know. Mostly, because he wants to pass on how not to buy a classic car tips so lessons can be learnt from his mistakes. Kevin also uses the car to raise money for charity, most recently Dementia Support at his book launch at Goodwood on a track day. Find these and many stories about the AC Bluebird here. Including how it was driven by Donald Campbell and what lengths Kevin went to, to get the Campbell blue colour for his car."... And driving in the Mille Miglia which is like the wacky races" in Italy. Listen to all Kevin Schillings stories here. If you can help find Mrs.L please, email team@shinerdaio.uk To find out more about Reckless: the Rise and Fall of the AC Bluebird by Kevin Shilling go to the website ACBlubird.comFirst broadcast on Friday's Rise and Shine,12th August.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

July 17th, 1964. Donald Campbell climbs into the cockpit of the Bluebird CN7 in the Australian desert with one goal in mind: breaking the world land speed record. In doing so, he sets off two incredible years of drama and heart-stopping competition between rivals, families, and even corporations, thousands of miles away in the United States. What incredible lengths did these competitors go to in order to win the never-ending arms race for the record? What propelled these men and women to such achievements? And what major innovation in the 1960s changed the world of speed forever? Special thanks to our guests, Louise Ann Noeth, author of Bonneville Salt Flats, and Tim Arfons, professional racer and son of former world land speed record holder Arthur Arfons. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This Week we are talking about the speed demon known as Donald Campbell one of Brittan's most famous men. Disclaimer sound quality is poor on this episode due to technical issues apologies from Dan the Viking.

Remembering those daredevil individuals who broke the record at speeds that were almost inconceivable at the time. Paul Tarsey talks to Don Wales about what made his grandfather, Sir Malcolm Campbell, push for ever more dangerous speeds and Danny Thompson, son of famous American record breaker Mickey Thompson, tells Jim Roller about that mysterious need for speed which drives record breakers to push newer and higher boundaries. Joe Bradley takes a look at the world's fastest karts, whilst also confessing that he doesn't understand the attraction of driving fast in a straight line. Don Wales also tells us about his uncle, Donald Campbell, and how he always asked (after almost every record run) whether his father would have been pleased, living in his shadow for all of his life. Paul Jurd fills the gaps with a history of the LSR from the late 1800s (when there was a fear that your head would be blown off at anything over 30mph!) right up to the present day. Host Paul Tarsey wonders why the LSR lost its allure in the 1970s and whether the (literally in some cases) do-or-die mindset simply went out of fashion.

PIAM - Manage and Centralize Workforce Access For Different Locations And Resources.Matthew Lewis Director of Product Marketing at HID IAMS and Donald Campbell, Senior Director of Product Management at HID Global discuss how to manage and centralize workforce access for different locations and resources.

PIAM - Strategies to Manage Identities Access within various systems.Matthew Lewis Director of Product Marketing at HID IAMS and Donald Campbell, Senior Director of Product Management at HID Global discuss strategies to manage identities within various systems to enhance and optimize security procedures for workforce.

Richard Byrne has spent his whole career trying to determine when animals learned to 'think.' We discuss Richard Byrne's methodology for determining which animals have what he calls 'insight' (the ability to utilize mental models) and why his methodology is awesomely Popperian. Then we go over many examples of animal behavior that can't be explained via genetic programming or trial-and-error learning. We also compare machine learning and animal intelligence and why animal intelligence is beyond our current machine learning capabilities. Links: Richard Byrne's book Evolving Insight: How it is we can think about why things happen Richard Byrne's book The Thinking Ape: The Evolutionary Origins of Intelligence A primer on Donald Campbell's Theory (including animal learning and the Baldwin effect) A short summary of how Popper and Campbell (apparently) disagree with David Deutsch on what counts as knowledge creation --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/four-strands/support

Karl Popper has a radical theory of 'dualistic evolution' where behavior had to evolve first before physical evolutionary changes could be taken advantage of. As part of his theory, Popper pointed out that an animal's ability to learn would be paramount to making evolution work at all -- similar to the Baldwin effect discussed in the last episode, but now for physical adaptions. This means evolution would have had intense pressure to evolve learning algorithms early in the evolutionary tree. As it turns out, Richard Byrne's work largely corroborates Popper's theory of dualistic evolution. Nearly all animals show an ability to do trial-and-error learning and this is the main source of 'animal intelligence' in the animal world. Byrne even argues that this ability to do trial-and-error learning is a form of evolution where animals let their behaviors 'die in their place' rather than having to wait for the slow biological evolutionary learning processes of the genes. We also discuss what split-brain patients might teach us about human explanations and go over examples of animal-like gene channeled learning in humans. Links: Richard Byrne's book Evolving Insight: How it is we can think about why things happen Richard Byrne's book The Thinking Ape: The Evolutionary Origins of Intelligence Kenneth Stanley's work on the problem of open-endedness The Monkey Fairness Experiment Frans Waal's Paper: Monkeys Reject Unequal Pay A primer on Donald Campbell's Theory (including animal learning and the Baldwin effect) A short summary of how Popper and Campbell (apparently) disagree with David Deutsch on what counts as knowledge creation --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/four-strands/support

How intelligent are animals? In this episode, we introduce our series on animal intelligence rooted primarily in the research of Richard Byrne. Richard Byrne (mentioned in Beginning of Infinity) is a first-class Popperian researcher (though he doesn't realize it). We first talk about how Bruce got interested in this subject after reading Fabric of Reality (but before reading Beginning of Infinity) and how animal intelligence is at once beyond anything we know how to program but also unbelievably unintelligent at times. We consider how the Pseudo-Deutsch Theory of Knowledge has misled the Deutsch fan community about how much of an animal's knowledge is "in its genes" as well as how many fans of Deutsch (due to the same misunderstandings) have accidentally fallen into Lamarkism because they don't understand the importance of the Baldwin effect on the evolution of animal algorithms. Links: The Monkey Fairness Experiment Dog Playing Jenga Cat Playing Jenga (Another Example) Richard Byrne's book Evolving Insight: How it is we can think about why things happen Richard Byrne's book The Thinking Ape: The Evolutionary Origins of Intelligence A primer on Donald Campbell's Theory (including animal learning and the Baldwin effect) A short summary of how Popper and Campbell (apparently) disagree with David Deutsch on what counts as knowledge creation --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/four-strands/support

Today's episode tracks recent developments in the two major stories we covered recently: last Friday's Episode 512 regarding the ongoing quest to hold lawyers accountable for the (nonsense) lawsuits they file, and Tuesday's Episode 513 about the California v. Activision Blizzard lawsuit. We begin with an Andrew Was Wrong about language and then describe the developments since the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing sued Activision Blizzard for allegations of widespread discrimination in the workplace. Learn what the Activision employees are demanding and other efforts for activism surrounding the lawsuit. After that, it's time to check in on the effect that a late-breaking sanctions order in Colorado may have on the Kraken sanction hearings we know and love. Join us as we break it down for you! Links Click here for the Judge's Order granting sanctions in O'Rourke et al. v. Dominion Voting Systems et al. (D. Colo.). King v. Whitmer docs: (a) transcript of the sanctions hearing. (b) Detroit's reply brief; (c) Lin Wood's reply brief; (d) Emily Newman's reply brief; (e) Donald Campbell's reply brief on behalf of Sidney Powell, Howard Kleinhendler and others; and (f) Gov. Whitmer's reply brief. Appearances None. Invite us on! -Support us on Patreon at: patreon.com/law -Subscribe to the YouTube Channel and share our videos! -Follow us on Twitter:  @Openargs -Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/openargs/, and don't forget the OA Facebook Community! -For show-related questions, check out the Opening Arguments Wiki, which now has its own Twitter feed!  @oawiki -And finally, remember that you can email us at openarguments@gmail.com!

Today's episode updates two separate lawsuits related to the 1/6 insurrection: Rep. Eric Swalwell's suit against Trump, Trump Jr., Rudy Giuliani and Alabama Rep. Mo Brooks and the ongoing drama surrounding sanctions for the Kraken lawyers in King v. Whitmer, the Michigan lawsuit that exposed just how nonsensical all of the Kraken election lawsuits were. In the first segment, we learn that neither Merrick Garland's Department of Justice nor counsel for the House of Representatives believe that "inciting insurrection" is within the scope of your employment if you're a member of the House of Representatives, so... Mo Brooks is on his own on this one. This is all about the Westfall Act, which we last discussed in Episode 498. In the main segment, we check back in now that all the supplemental briefs have been filed after the mammoth 6-hour Michigan sanctions hearing. Learn who had the worst filing (hint: someone did worse than Lin Wood!), who had the... least worst?... and what is in store for all of the Kraken lawyers! BONUS: We've attached the complete six-hour hearing transcript. Links: Swalwell v. Trump: (a) docket report; (b) Swalwell's opposition to Brooks's Westfall Act motion; (c) decision of House counsel to decline to represent Brooks; and (d) DOJ's decision to decline to represent Brooks. We last discussed the Westfall Act in Episode 498. King v. Whitmer transcript of the sanctions hearing. Lin Wood's (a) brief 1 and brief 2; and (b) prior inconsistent brief in the Delaware Supreme Court admitting he represented plaintiffs in Michigan. Donald Campbell's brief on behalf of Sidney Powell, Howard Kleinhendler, and the rest of the Kraken idiots. Hoo boy, the brief filed by Stefanie Lambert Junttila on her own behalf... maybe don't represent yourself, Stef? And just because Stef didn't read it doesn't mean you shouldn't read Mezibov v. Allen, 411 F.3d 712 (6th Cir. 2005). The City of Detroit's (a) Safe Harbor letter and attached motion; and (b) supplemental brief (that's fire)! Remember all of this is about Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Finally, if you search the transcript you'll see Howard Kleinhendler make the "fraud vitiates everything" argument, for which David Fink rightly skewers him in the City of Detroit's supplemental brief. Check out more on this stupid argument here. Appearances None. Invite us on! -Support us on Patreon at: patreon.com/law -Subscribe to the YouTube Channel and share our videos! -Follow us on Twitter:  @Openargs -Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/openargs/, and don't forget the OA Facebook Community! -For show-related questions, check out the Opening Arguments Wiki, which now has its own Twitter feed!  @oawiki -And finally, remember that you can email us at openarguments@gmail.com!

In this episode we hear from Sophia Dady about her writing the music and lyrics about Donald Campbell with an exclusive play of a brand new song. We also visit the Byfleet Fire Station Fun Day where we catch up with Julian Temple to tell us all about the desire to save it.

Donald Campbell made the bold prediction that all expansions of knowledge will be found to require the Universal Darwinism algorithm of variation and selection. In this episode, we're going to test that prediction and see if it holds up against what we currently know about Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. For example, does (apparent) knowledge created by Gradient Descent require variation and selection? Or is it really and truly inductive? Or does it just fail to create knowledge at all despite clearly creating improvements? Ultimately, we'll find that Machine Learning creates an exciting set of epistemological problems that need to be solved! Youtube version with optional visuals --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/four-strands/support

This conversation with Dr. Bryan Carmody was recorded on June 21st, 2021. In this interview, Daniel Belkin and Mitch Belkin speak with Dr. Carmody about the history of the USMLEs, the value of standardized test scores, and the arms race in the residency admissions process. They touch on conflict of interest in medical education and the rising cost of medical schools among other topics.If you enjoy this episode, please follow us on twitter @ExMedPod and subscribe to our newsletter.Who is Bryan Carmody?Dr. Bryan Carmody is a pediatric nephrologist at Eastern Virginia Medical School. He has made a name for himself as a critic of certain aspects of medical education and the residency application process. For years, he has argued that USMLE Step 1 should go pass-fail and that Step 2 CS should be eliminated — both of these events happened in the last year and a half. Campbell's law:Campbell's law comes from Donald Campbell, a psychologist and social scientist from the mid-20th century.In 1976, Campbell wrote: “Achievement tests may well be valuable indicators of general school achievement under conditions of normal teaching aimed at general competence. But when test scores become the goal of the teaching process, they both lose their value as indicators of educational status and distort the educational process in undesirable ways.” For instance, there are now entire school curricula devoted to improving test scores. This obviously wasn't the original intention. References:Radiology Journal Article: “Do residency selection factors predict radiology resident performance?” This article finds a fairly modest association between USMLE score and discordance rates between preliminary resident reads of radiologic findings and the final attending interpretation. This was for residents at UPMC. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29239834/Paul Graham: The podcast references his essay, The Lesson to Unlearn.More on Dr. Carmody:Youtube video on capping residency applications: Dr. Carmody's Youtube channelTwitter link: @jbcarmody Sheriff of Sodium blog

In The Beginning of Infinity, David Deutsch claimed that no existing evolutionary algorithm has yet created knowledge. But Karl Popper and Donald Campbell beg to differ and have argued that knowledge-creating evolutionary algorithms are ubiquitous, common, and easy to implement. Who is right? In this episode, we look at both arguments and assess them using Popper's epistemology. And along the way, we'll define the minimum requirements for an evolutionary algorithm (aka Universal Darwinism), explore what knowledge-creation is and then, finally, we'll attempt to answer the question of whether or not existing Artificial Intelligence algorithms create knowledge. Visuals are available on Youtube. This episode may benefit from seeing the visuals. For more information on Donald Campbell's theory, this blog post covers his arguments. A summary of the contradiction between David Deutsch's argument and Campbell/Popper's argument is in this blog post. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/four-strands/support

In this episode we record the memories of Donald Campbell's daughter Gina and his nephew Don Wales on the 100th anniversary of Donald's birth, and Brooklands reopens its doors on May 19th to the public to view the many exhibits inside as well as out.

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In this episode, we discuss how the work of Michael Levine intersects with the work of Raymond and Denise Noble's as well as Donald Campbell's. Levine recently did a TED talk on how the bioelectrical system between the cells is itself an evolutionary error correction process that determines the phenotype. This is a strong example of both Campbell's 'hierarchy of evolution' and the Noble's "purposiveness" in evolution where one level of the evolutionary hierarchy can cause levels below to teleologically evolve towards a purpose. The Noble's claim this refutes the classical formulation of Neo-Darwinism which they say is gene-centric. This also means we possible breakthroughs in anti-aging and medical treatments that don't require gene therapy or CRISPR. Levine's TED talk Was the Watchmaker Blind? Or Was She One-Eyed? An Introduction to Campbell's Evolutionary Epistemology --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/four-strands/support

In this episode I visit the Axmouth to Lyme Regis National Nature Reserve - commonly known as the Undercliffs. It is an incredible seven mile long strip of coastal land dominated by vegetated landslips, cliffs, hidden pinnacles, self-seeded Ash woodland, ponds, springs, patches of chalk grassland, and remote beaches on the East Devon Coast. You can see the photos, hear more audio, and see some drone footage at whatifyoujustleaveit.info and this podcast comprises an interview with Tom Sunderland, the Reserve Manager, and Rob Beard, the Reserve Warden, who work for Natural England. They talk about what management means, both in the context of traditional nature conservation and of rewilding, and how the Undercliffs fits into this. The webpage also gives an additional interview with volunteer Donald Campbell, who was awarded an OBE for his work on the Undercliffs. My thanks to Tom, Rob, Donald and also Lyme Regis Museum. Any comments and reviews very welcome, and thank you for listening.

This episode features former Head of Collections John Pulford who was there at the very beginnings of Brooklands Museum as they celebrate 30 years of public opening. We also remember Jazz musician Chris Barber and the 100th birthday of Donald Campbell and look forward to the new TV show "Secrets of the Transport Museum".

The Dynamic @DonWoods joins the vicarious @vincetracy to have a rant against #television programmes from #BBC and #itv which are not cutting the mustard! The standard of TV is becoming a joke......there are some decent programmes but you have to search for them by skilfully trying to dodge the cookery programmes or Ant and Dec.....and the talentless Jonathan Ross and Graham Norton with their selection of stars of stage screen and scrapheap....who they "chat" to about their latest book,play or comeback and have to roar laughing at nothing....then we have multi millionaire Gary Linacre sitting with a couple of football "pundits"discussing a football match we have just watched.....yes old Gary gets millions for his weekly 90 minutes....well worth my licence fee. The song this week is one I wrote for a dear friend of mine who is sadly no longer with us...."Skiffle"John Lomax who played in one of the first local skiffle groups in the 50s and I saw them on stage in 1958 which was the first time I heard an electric guitar played live......I met John many years later and we became good friends....John was featured in the TV series "Days That Shook The World" which was about the fatal water speed record attempt by Donald Campbell of which John had rare cine footage....this song was my tribute to him and actually got us a gig in Finland where we went and performed at their national skiffle convention ....so here it is "The Story of Skiffle" sung by John Lomax

Marking the occasion of Donald Campbell's 100th birthday we bring together two members of his family - daughter Gina Campbell and nephew Don Wales talk with Harry Sherrard about not only the public face of Donald and his record breaking achievements, but also personal reminiscences of the private Donald Campbell and family life.

Donald Campbell batió el récord de velocidad en tierra y en el agua en un mismo año. No contento con eso, en enero de 1967 quiso superar su propia marca, pero la cosa no salió como se esperaba

Donald Campbell batió el récord de velocidad en tierra y en el agua en un mismo año. No contento con eso, en enero de 1967 quiso superar su propia marca, pero la cosa no salió como se esperaba

Direction Washington, ce matin... Connaissez-vous la musique GoGo ? Musique officielle de la capitale américaine, le GoGo est un outil de contestation central pour les communautés noires de Washington DC. Ce genre musical, particulièrement présent dans les mouvements Black Lives Matter de ces derniers mois, sert également à dénoncer la gentrification à l'œuvre dans les quartiers historiquement noirs de la ville... Alexandra Sirgant a rencontré Donald Campbell, afro-américain, gérant d'un magasin de téléphones, qui depuis 25 ans diffuse de la musique GoGo produite par des artistes locaux à l'entrée de sa boutique. Avec quelques difficultés, dernièrement... Visuel : ©Alexandra Sirgant See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

O que faz uma pessoa mais feliz: ganhar na loteria ou ficar paraplégico?Por um lado, uma pesquisa realizada pelos psicólogos Philip Brickman e Donald Campbell indicou que, no curto prazo, ganhar na loteria certamente fará a pessoa mais feliz.Porém, após o período de um ano a pessoa voltará ao seu estado emocional anterior ao ganho do prêmio. E, em muitos casos, haverá uma piora no nível de felicidade, já que muitos ganhadores passam a ter uma vida repleta de glamour e luxo e, com o fim do dinheiro, ficam desamparadas por não ter mais esta vida.

We launch our series of candidates' round-tables, for the municipal election campaign. To start us off, a conversation with 4 of the 5 candidates for CBRM District 12, in Whitney Pier, South Bar, and Victoria Mines. Vying for your vote are: Gary Borden, Donald Campbell, Lorne Green and Kimberly Sheppard. Candidate Trevor Allen was not available for this roundtable.

Charles Swindoll chamou Daniel 11 de "um dos capítulos mais notáveis de toda a Bíblia". Donald Campbell ressalta que, nos primeiros 35 versículos do capítulo, há pelo menos 135 profecias que foram literalmente cumpridas e podem ser comprovadas pela história. Neste sermão, o pastor Sandro Soares mostra que os humanos não controlam o futuro, mas podemos conhecer Aquele que o controla. Nossas redes sociais: https://facebook.com/novavidasc/ https://instagram.com/novavidasc/ #Daniel #ReinoCaído #SandroSoaes #NovaVidaSc

1964...and the world was still reeling from the assassination of John F Kennedy. Racial tensions continued in the southern states of the USA and tension was rising elsewhere as the conflict in Vietnam escalated. But it was also the year of the Tokyo Olympics, The Blue Streak, Donald Campbell and Radio Caroline. There was music from not only the Fab Four, but Dusty, Manfred Mann and the Beach Boys. And on TV, we saw a surge in the poularity of Steptoe and The Avengers and a phenomenon known as Dalekmania. Ladies and gentlemen, Rainbow Valley is proud to present the story of the Hits and Headlines of 1964.   You can find us on Player FM …and anywhere you download your podcasts   You can follow the podcast on Twitter @rv_podcast Join our Facebook group Or send us your thoughts and feedback to rainbowvalleypod@gmail.com   A Stinking Pause production. Thanks for listening Scott

Charles Swindoll called Daniel 11 “one of the most remarkable chapters in the entire Bible”. Donald Campbell points out that, in the first 35 verses of the chapter, there are at least 135 prophecies that have been literally fulfilled and can be proven by history. In this sermon, Pastor Mark shows that humans don't control the future, but we can know the One who does.

Charles Swindoll called Daniel 11 “one of the most remarkable chapters in the entire Bible”. Donald Campbell points out that, in the first 35 verses of the chapter, there are at least 135 prophecies that have been literally fulfilled and can be proven by history. In this sermon, Pastor Mark shows that humans don’t control the future, but we can know the One who does.

This week on the podcast, Dave catches up with Lacuna Common, Nightshift Editor Ronan Munro recommends Bruno Muerte, we hear from Self Help after their gig at The Bullingdon, there's first plays from Shake Chain and Nina Vasu and excellent new tracks from Bjerglund, Tiger Mendoza, Donald Campbell and Mosa.

Also, Darwen's meat stout, Barrowford globes, Garstang's victorian christmas and Lancaster's ice rink. Plus Alan Titchmarsh, Stacey Solomon and remembering Donald Campbell.

I watched The Eurovision Song Contest which was hard going......and as usual we were bottom of the pile.....what I can't understand is why don't we realise that NOVELTY is what is required....Bucks Fizz with the skirts pulled off....Brotherhood of Man with their silly dance....the bearded "lady" etc.....much as I like the lad who represened us we missed the best song in the run up....it was called "Freaks" and would have done well....but our public unfortunately thought otherwise....the music business is,and always has been,full of egotists who would have difficulty playing a tambourine yet think they know more than real musicians.....and when we come last every year we blame "politics".....which has nothing to do with it....professional songwriters and someone who actually knows about presentation is required then perhaps we would have something we can offer......or perhaps just call it a day? 2.There is a strange addiction with modern day road users....they simply HAVE to overtake....no matter what speed you are doing they MUST get past....you could be doing 150 m.p.h. and they would still HAVE to get past........I live in a cul de sac and have to turn into it from the main road...sometimes I have to wait for oncoming traffic to clear and I can guarantee some idiot will struggle to squeeze past on the inside....WHY??....they will save themselves about 10 seconds...everyone is in such a hurry and every day we have huge tailbacks on motorways because of brainless idiots.....anyone who thinks they are Lewis Hamilton and isn't should get a life ban which would make the roads a lot safer. 3.The Jeremy Kyle Show has been axed by ITV because one of the contestants has committed suicide....this is a terrible situation which has sadly been waiting to happen.....I think all shows like this should be scrapped....it is not entertainment and wouldn't be missed by anyone with half a brain....the small percentage of sad fools who watch this garbage shouldn't be given any consideration...and as for Mr.Kyle I don't know how he got where he is (or was).....he MUST have been smacked around in school....he MUST have been....he is such a prat........and Martin Clunes has been removed from his programme on animals because he climbed up on an elephant using its ears...which hasn't gone down too well with elephant lovers.....and as he is a white heterosexual Anglo Saxon male he has no argument as he can't use the racist card or the sexist card or the discrimination card....so that's that. 4.There was a very interesting programme on BBC4 called "the people's history of pop" which looked back to the beginnings of skiffle and rock and roll....it was presented by Twiggy....it included people who were there at the time (including our mate Roger Baskeyfield)....it was a great programme but unless you were there it is hard to comprehend the impact it created....I was 11 when I walked into a local cinema with a mate and saw Rock Around The Clock......I walked out of the cinema a different lad....learnt to play guitar (which my dad made me from a kit) formed a skiffle group and off we went.....the programme illustrated this so well as it progresed through the beginning of Merseybeat etc.....and the strange thing is it didn't seem that long ago.....are we really that old? 5.Which brings me to this weeks song.....during those very early years I saw one of our local top skiffle groups called "The Atlantics" which was the first time I heard an electric guitar played live....the leader of the group was John Lomax who went on to make award winning films (he was featured in the Donald Campbell drama called Days that Changed The World).....forty years later we met and became great friends and put a skiffle group together and topped the bill at a skiffle convention in Finland....John was a great guy who I thought the world of....sadly he is no longer with us....but I wrote this song for the convention and got him in the studio.....so here it is my tribute to my mate "The Story of Skiffle" by John Lomax

I watched The Eurovision Song Contest which was hard going......and as usual we were bottom of the pile.....what I can't understand is why don't we realise that NOVELTY is what is required....Bucks Fizz with the skirts pulled off....Brotherhood of Man with their silly dance....the bearded "lady" etc.....much as I like the lad who represened us we missed the best song in the run up....it was called "Freaks" and would have done well....but our public unfortunately thought otherwise....the music business is,and always has been,full of egotists who would have difficulty playing a tambourine yet think they know more than real musicians.....and when we come last every year we blame "politics".....which has nothing to do with it....professional songwriters and someone who actually knows about presentation is required then perhaps we would have something we can offer......or perhaps just call it a day? 2.There is a strange addiction with modern day road users....they simply HAVE to overtake....no matter what speed you are doing they MUST get past....you could be doing 150 m.p.h. and they would still HAVE to get past........I live in a cul de sac and have to turn into it from the main road...sometimes I have to wait for oncoming traffic to clear and I can guarantee some idiot will struggle to squeeze past on the inside....WHY??....they will save themselves about 10 seconds...everyone is in such a hurry and every day we have huge tailbacks on motorways because of brainless idiots.....anyone who thinks they are Lewis Hamilton and isn't should get a life ban which would make the roads a lot safer. 3.The Jeremy Kyle Show has been axed by ITV because one of the contestants has committed suicide....this is a terrible situation which has sadly been waiting to happen.....I think all shows like this should be scrapped....it is not entertainment and wouldn't be missed by anyone with half a brain....the small percentage of sad fools who watch this garbage shouldn't be given any consideration...and as for Mr.Kyle I don't know how he got where he is (or was).....he MUST have been smacked around in school....he MUST have been....he is such a prat........and Martin Clunes has been removed from his programme on animals because he climbed up on an elephant using its ears...which hasn't gone down too well with elephant lovers.....and as he is a white heterosexual Anglo Saxon male he has no argument as he can't use the racist card or the sexist card or the discrimination card....so that's that. 4.There was a very interesting programme on BBC4 called "the people's history of pop" which looked back to the beginnings of skiffle and rock and roll....it was presented by Twiggy....it included people who were there at the time (including our mate Roger Baskeyfield)....it was a great programme but unless you were there it is hard to comprehend the impact it created....I was 11 when I walked into a local cinema with a mate and saw Rock Around The Clock......I walked out of the cinema a different lad....learnt to play guitar (which my dad made me from a kit) formed a skiffle group and off we went.....the programme illustrated this so well as it progresed through the beginning of Merseybeat etc.....and the strange thing is it didn't seem that long ago.....are we really that old? 5.Which brings me to this weeks song.....during those very early years I saw one of our local top skiffle groups called "The Atlantics" which was the first time I heard an electric guitar played live....the leader of the group was John Lomax who went on to make award winning films (he was featured in the Donald Campbell drama called Days that Changed The World).....forty years later we met and became great friends and put a skiffle group together and topped the bill at a skiffle convention in Finland....John was a great guy who I thought the world of....sadly he is no longer with us....but I wrote this song for the convention and got him in the studio.....so here it is my tribute to my mate "The Story of Skiffle" by John Lomax

Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org.  David opens “Family Histoire News” with the story of a woman who discovered a relative’s business card from over a century ago and the adventure it has led her on. Then, the guys talk about the recent discovery of a lock of George Washington’s hair. Hear how it was found, and why it is believed to be authentic. Next, a baby has defied 48 million to 1 odds! Hear why this child’s birth has created such a family history stir. David then chats about how researchers recently found the remains of a pirate on a ship wreck in Massachusetts, and how they’re hoping DNA will reveal his identity. Finally, property in Arizona is on the market for $3 million. But, it contains a 19th century gold mine that may contain $60 million worth of the precious metal. Interested? In the next segment, Fisher visits with Kathleen Kaldis and her distant cousin David Stone. Both descend from Donald Campbell, a man who was born in the 18th century in Scotland, who became a noted fiddler in Nova Scotia. The story surrounding him through the generations is that he fell down a “fairy hole” and the fairies “blessed his bow.” Hear the details and the song musician David has written and performed about their ancestor and his mystical adventure. Then, photo guru Ron Fox shares his thoughts on out-of-the-way places you might find photos of your ancestors and relatives. They’re not always where you think they are! Then, Tom Perry again taps into his vast knowledge of all things preservation. Tom warns us about bad advice being given to people who’s materials are damaged in floods and mudslides. That’s all this week on Extreme Genes, America’s Family History Show!

In January 1967 the record-breaking British driver, Donald Campbell, was killed at the helm of his jet-boat Bluebird as he tried to beat his own water speed record. His only daughter, Gina, remembers her legendary father. This programme was first broadcast in 2013. Photo: Campbell's boat "Bluebird" on a training run (Getty Images)

  Managing a whisky warehouse is sort of like running a day care center...but a lot quieter. Corby's Donald Campbell is responsible for 1.3 million barrels of maturing whisky at the Hiram Walker Distillery's warehouse campus outside Windsor, Ontario. Just like the kids at a day care center, each of those whisky barrels is developing each day - and some tend to spring a leak every once in a while, too...just like the kids at a day care center. We'll visit the warehouses this week with Donald Campbell and Hiram Walker Master Blender Dr. Don Livermore on WhiskyCast In-Depth. In the news, Sazerac is expanding its global presence with a minority stake in India's John Distilleries, but is getting some pushback on its proposed plans for a second Tennessee distillery. New York distillers have joined forces to create the Empire Rye category, and we'll get the details from Christopher Williams of Coppersea Distilling. This year's Irish Whiskey Awards have been announced, and we'll have the results...along with this week's tasting notes and much more!

Guest preacher Donald Campbell from Sutton Coldfield Baptist Church

How will the role of data science in democracy be transformed as software expands the public’s ability to conduct our own experiments at scale? In the 1940s-70s, debates over authoritarian uses of statistics led to new paradigms in social psychology, management theory, and policy evaluation. Today, large-scale social experiments and predictive modeling are reviving these debates. Technology platforms now conduct hundreds of undisclosed experiments per day on pricing and advertising, and the algorithms that shape our social lives remain opaque to to the public. Democratic methods for data science may offer an alternative to this corporate libertarian paternalism. In this talk, hear about the history and future of democratic social experimentation, from Kurt Lewin and Karl Popper to Donald Campbell. You’ll also hear about CivilServant, software that supports communities to conduct their own experiments on algorithms and social behavior online. J. Nathan Matias is a Ph.D. candidate at the MIT Media Lab Center for Civic Media, an affiliate at the Berkman-Klein Center at Harvard, and founder of CivilServant. He conducts independent, public interest research on flourishing, fair, and safe participation online. These include research on harassment reporting, volunteer moderation online (PDF), behavior change toward equality (PDF), social movements (PDF), and networks of gratitude. Nathan has extensive experience in tech startups, nonprofits, and corporate research, including SwiftKey, Microsoft Research, and the Ministry of Stories. Nathan’s creative work and research have been covered extensively by international press, and he has published data journalism and intellectual history in the Atlantic, Guardian, PBS, and Boston Magazine. Slides: http://cmswm.it/cmsw-matias-slides

The song I have sent you this week is another from the Cheshire Cats album we talked about last week….which we made back in the day….this song is “The Battle Of New Orleans” and is one I produced for my great mate “Skiffle” John Lomax…..who sadly passed away some time ago….I put the instrumentation together on the record…. John was a member of The Atlantics Skiffle Group who were one of the first in the area…I saw them in 1958 which was the first time I heard an electric guitar….they appeared on “Top Town” and John went on to make films…one featuring the final plight of Donald Campbell which won him an award….this led to a feature by the BBC called “Days Which Changed The World”…in which they used John’s footage and had an actor playing him. In 2001 I put a skiffle group together with him and we went to Finland to perform at a huge convention…..I loved John dearly and miss him very much. I just don’t get why certain so called celebs think they can sing those Rat Pack standards…..Peter Andre has brought out an album with a collection of them…WHY?...his version of “Come Fly With Me” is as bad as it gets…. Robbie Williams brought one out a while back….if they insist on swing music why not get some original stuff….if I want to hear that sort of stuff I’ll listen to Sinatra and his gang….who do it properly. And any day now we will be bombarded with all the stale played out Christmas songs….Kylie has just made a Christmas album of all the songs we are sick of hearing…WHY?....do something ORIGINAL!! I don’t know who puts certain people in positions where they can make major decisions….the latest classic is to turn off the street lighting in certain villages to save money….and…wait for it…they can put the lights on again if the locals pay for it….wait for it….7 PENCE a day each. You couldn’t write this in a comedy show……HELLO…street lighting keeps areas safe doesn’t it?.......oh sorry I forgot…we have to send billions overseas to help other countries…..I despair. The new James Bond film has been heavily covered by the national news….as has Adele’s new record….National News???....I don’t think so…..incidentally Daniel Craig is from Hoylake which is just down the road from me….one of the lads I play golf with knows a lad who went to school with him….said he was a bit of a wimp in school and never did any sport etc….his mate is now a mechanic and Dan is James Bond….how’s that for poetic justice. ……It’s Halloween time and the shops are doing well….I just don’t get Halloween….it was just a bit of duck apple in my day….all this trick and treating is something we ahave aquired from the States…like high fives etc….then we have Bonfire night where loads of kids will get injured….can’t wee the point of fireworks….or am I Mr. Bah Humbug?

The song I have sent you this week is another from the Cheshire Cats album we talked about last week….which we made back in the day….this song is “The Battle Of New Orleans” and is one I produced for my great mate “Skiffle” John Lomax…..who sadly passed away some time ago….I put the instrumentation together on the record…. John was a member of The Atlantics Skiffle Group who were one of the first in the area…I saw them in 1958 which was the first time I heard an electric guitar….they appeared on “Top Town” and John went on to make films…one featuring the final plight of Donald Campbell which won him an award….this led to a feature by the BBC called “Days Which Changed The World”…in which they used John’s footage and had an actor playing him. In 2001 I put a skiffle group together with him and we went to Finland to perform at a huge convention…..I loved John dearly and miss him very much. I just don’t get why certain so called celebs think they can sing those Rat Pack standards…..Peter Andre has brought out an album with a collection of them…WHY?...his version of “Come Fly With Me” is as bad as it gets…. Robbie Williams brought one out a while back….if they insist on swing music why not get some original stuff….if I want to hear that sort of stuff I’ll listen to Sinatra and his gang….who do it properly. And any day now we will be bombarded with all the stale played out Christmas songs….Kylie has just made a Christmas album of all the songs we are sick of hearing…WHY?....do something ORIGINAL!! I don’t know who puts certain people in positions where they can make major decisions….the latest classic is to turn off the street lighting in certain villages to save money….and…wait for it…they can put the lights on again if the locals pay for it….wait for it….7 PENCE a day each. You couldn’t write this in a comedy show……HELLO…street lighting keeps areas safe doesn’t it?.......oh sorry I forgot…we have to send billions overseas to help other countries…..I despair. The new James Bond film has been heavily covered by the national news….as has Adele’s new record….National News???....I don’t think so…..incidentally Daniel Craig is from Hoylake which is just down the road from me….one of the lads I play golf with knows a lad who went to school with him….said he was a bit of a wimp in school and never did any sport etc….his mate is now a mechanic and Dan is James Bond….how’s that for poetic justice. ……It’s Halloween time and the shops are doing well….I just don’t get Halloween….it was just a bit of duck apple in my day….all this trick and treating is something we ahave aquired from the States…like high fives etc….then we have Bonfire night where loads of kids will get injured….can’t wee the point of fireworks….or am I Mr. Bah Humbug?

Nehemiah 6:3 Pastor Hornbuckle continues with Part 5 of his message entitled mission impossible coming from the book of nehemiah.Today’s message continues with nehemiah responding to enemies who were attempting to lure him away from mission,with talks of peace. As believers, we are often faced with many distractions from the enemy with continual attempts to pull us off track.Saints must continue to remain steadfast and focused on god. The local Samaritan Daily Sun might have reported the incident like this: Nehemiah Says No to Ono Samaritan officials have disclosed that Nehemiah, governor of Judah, has again turned down the offer of Governor Sanballat of Samaria to meet at one of the villages in Ono, on the Judah-Samaria border. The proposed conference would include the Big Four of the area: Geshem, leader of the Arabs; Tobiah, leader of the Ammonites; Sanballat, and Nehemiah. Sanballat issued a statement today in which he sharply criticized Nehemiah for his repeated refusals to cooperate. He reports that the purpose of such a meeting would be to work on a formula for lasting peace in the region. The Samaritan leader said with evident frustration, “This is the fourth time Nehemiah has turned down my invitation to meet and discuss our mutual concerns. These repeated refusals mean that the responsibility for increasing tensions and any violence that may result, rests solely upon Jerusalem.” (Adapted from Donald Campbell, Nehemiah: Man in Charge [Victor Books], p. 55.) Google Plus TheLilyCogic  Stitcher Radio On Demand Twitter: TheLilyCogic(AK) YouTube Channel:TheLilyCogic Facebook:Lily Of The Valley COGIC (Fairbanks) Podcast Channel:Lily Of The Valley COGIC Podcast(Alaska) Email Lily of The Valley COGIC Subscribe to The Lily Of Valley Cogic

"I'm convinced it's the best thing ever written and recorded in the history of things written and recorded" - Moby. Rhapsody in Blue was first heard exactly 90 years ago when it premiered on February 12, 1924, in New York's Aeolian Hall. Through its use at the opening of Woody Allen's 'Manhattan' it has become synonymous with the city that inspired its creation. But for people around the world, George Gershwin's "experiment in modern music" has become imbued with the most personal of memories. LA based screen writer Charles Peacock reflects on how this piece has become entwined with his life and how, on an evening at the Hollywood Bowl this music "healed him". When Adela Galasiu was growing up in communist Romania, Rhapsody in Blue represented "life itself, as seen through the eyes of an optimist". For world speed champion Gina Campbell, the opening of that piece will forever remind her of the roar of the Bluebird's ignition as it flew through the "glass like stillness of the water" and brings back the memories of her father, the legendary Donald Campbell - it was played at his funeral when he was finally laid to rest decades after his fatal record attempt on Coniston Lake. Featuring interviews with Professor of Music Howard Pollock and musician Moby.

Richard Coles and Anita Anand with writer Lynne Truss, poet Luke Wright, actress Tina Malone who had two children 32 years apart, Guy Anderson whose paraglider crashed in the desert, Jill Goldston who is possibly Britain's most prolific film and TV extra, and Bill Smith who raised Donald Campbell's Bluebird from the depths of Coniston on this day 13 years ago. Harry Stone describes the sounds of golf, opera singer Danielle de Niese shares her Inheritance Tracks and JP Devlin interviews a dog called Frank.Produced by Dixi Stewart.

#207 Exclusive interview with Wing Commander Andy Green. The history of the World Land Speed Record, the vehicles, technology, the men and the mindset that pushed the boundaries of speed, and how Bloodhound SSC will take this man over 1000mph on land.

The legendary Donald Campbell was a world speed record holder on land and water. He crashed (and died) while trying to break one of his own records in Lancashire, England in 1967. Join Scott and Ben as they explore the life and times of Donald Campbell. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

In January 1967 the record-breaking driver was killed at the helm of his jetboat Bluebird. Donald Campbell crashed trying to beat his own water speed record. His only daughter, Gina, remembers her legendary father. Photo: Campbell's boat "Bluebird" summersaulting before sinking in Coniston Water. (PA)

Libby Purves is joined by Gina Campbell, daughter of speed record breaker Donald; journalist and writer Roger Clarke; Rod Davis of the Quarrymen and playwright Jonathan Lewis. Roger Clarke is a journalist, film critic and the author of 'A Natural History of Ghosts: 500 Years of Hunting for Proof.' He grew up in a supposedly haunted house on the Isle of Wight and become obsessed with ghosts as a child. His book explores the history and class structure of a very British fascination with the supernatural. 'A Natural History of Ghosts: 500 years of Hunting for Proof' is published by Particular Books. Gina Campbell is the daughter of Donald Campbell who died attempting to break the world water speed record on Coniston Water in 1967. Her book 'Daughter of Bluebird' tells of her experience growing up as part of the Campbell dynasty and how it subsequently shaped her life. 'Daughter of Bluebird' is published by Northern Books. Jonathan Lewis is a playwright who swapped military training at Sandhurst for the theatre. Based on his time spent in a military hospital, his play 'Our Boys' is an account of the tedium and terror that young soldiers face when recovering from injuries incurred in the line of duty. 'Our Boys' is playing at London's Duchess Theatre. Rod Davis is one of the original members of the Quarrymen, a skiffle group formed by John Lennon at Quarry Bank School in Liverpool in 1956. Rod was the banjo player but left the band to go to university and the Quarrymen eventually evolved into the Beatles with the arrival of Paul McCartney and George Harrison. The Quarrymen reformed in 1997 and are still performing. The Quarrymen will be performing at The Thunderbolt, Bristol in December. Producer: Paula McGinley.

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the man who broke the British land speed records, Richard Noble. His thirst for speed began when he was six years old and saw John Cobb's jet boat Crusader. Then, in the 1970s, he built his own jet-propelled car in his garage at home. He called it Thrust One, and wrote it off at over 200 miles per hour. Nine years later, he broke the land speed record with Thrust Two, reaching speeds greater than a Boeing 747. Last year he watched as his team, with Andy Green behind the wheel, broke the sound barrier.Now firmly established alongside other champions of speed like John Cobb and Malcolm and Donald Campbell, Richard Noble chooses his Desert Island Discs.[Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: The Dambusters March by The Central Band of the RAF Book: War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy Luxury: Guitar

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the man who broke the British land speed records, Richard Noble. His thirst for speed began when he was six years old and saw John Cobb's jet boat Crusader. Then, in the 1970s, he built his own jet-propelled car in his garage at home. He called it Thrust One, and wrote it off at over 200 miles per hour. Nine years later, he broke the land speed record with Thrust Two, reaching speeds greater than a Boeing 747. Last year he watched as his team, with Andy Green behind the wheel, broke the sound barrier. Now firmly established alongside other champions of speed like John Cobb and Malcolm and Donald Campbell, Richard Noble chooses his Desert Island Discs. [Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: The Dambusters March by The Central Band of the RAF Book: War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy Luxury: Guitar