Podcast appearances and mentions of duncan hart

In one of the worst attacks on a union in Australian history, the Labor government has imposed a dictatorial administrator on the construction union, the CFMEU. This move has disenfranchised the union's entire membership.  Chloe spoke to Jerome Small, ex-construction worker and reporter for Red Flag, about the causes and consequences of this unprecedented anti-union attack.  Further reading "Labor set to impose dictatorial powers over construction union" by Jerome Small in Red Flag  "Strike shows stakes for Queensland CFMEU" by Duncan Hart in Red Flag

Get ready for a deep dive into the unpredictable world of comedy with Duncan Hart, a seasoned comedian who's seen it all. In this episode, Duncan takes us on a journey through his fascinating career, from his early dreams of becoming a scientist and actor to discovering his true calling in comedy. He opens up about the trials and triumphs of his first gigs, the ever-changing comedy scene, and the daunting task of returning to the stage after a hiatus. Duncan doesn't shy away from sharing the tough moments either—like bombing on stage and the toll it took on his confidence. But it's not all doom and gloom; he also recounts the high points, revealing the secret sauce to a successful gig and the importance of an engaged audience. You'll hear about his unique approach to joke writing, where personal experiences meet careful refinement, and get a sneak peek into some of his favourite routines. Beyond stand-up, Duncan sheds light on his diverse career in comedy and television, including  where he worked alongside some of comedy's greats. As he talks about his future projects, including plans for comedy specials and a production company, Duncan offers invaluable advice to aspiring comedians and even shares a quick laugh from The Little Book of Sh*t Jokes. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the gritty, hilarious, and often heartwarming world of comedy, where every gig is a new adventure.   LINKS: Open Mic Comedy Pod: https://www.instagram.com/openmiccomedypod   Duncan Hart: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/duncanhartcomedy/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dunkiedunk/ www: https://www.opengatecomedy.tv/   ———————— Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Episode 2 of Doggett & Ephgrave's Mostly Comedy podcast, with Norman Lovett (Red Dwarf), Sam Fletcher (Best Newcomer Nominee - Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2012), Paul Sweeney ('Fresh, funky, new and original', Patrick Monahan) and Duncan Hart ('Brilliant Material' C4). Hosted by Glyn Doggett & David Ephgrave.    

Episode 1 of Doggett & Ephgrave's Mostly Comedy podcast, with Celia Pacquola (Best Comedy Melbourne Fringe 2008), Paul Harry Allen ('****' Time Out), Duncan Hart ('Brilliant Material' C4) and Jay Foreman ('****' Chortle). Hosted by Glyn Doggett & David Ephgrave. If you want to get in touch with the show here's how: EMAIL: doggettandephgrave@gmail.com TWITTER: @doggettephgrave WEBSITE: www.mostlycomedy.co.uk

Passing the Torch: A Conversation with New Federation Board President Dr. Ron Duncan Hart In this episode of Chai Desert Radio, the Jewish Federation of New Mexico’s Immediate Past President, Dr. Marvin Gottlieb, sits down for a conversation with newly-installed Board President, Dr. Ron Duncan Hart. Their discussion addresses a wide variety of topics, including Ron’s vision for Federation, his thoughts on leadership, and his unique background in international academia, publishing, and the arts. www.jewishnewmexico.org

Excerpts from 3CR Community Radio's Monday Breakfast show with Jackson, Lucy and Will. Happy Listening!.- Lockout Lockheed Forum, Part 2: Excerpts from a forum organised by a student activist group working to bring attention to the planned collaboration between Melbourne Uni and Lockheed Martin, the biggest arms manufacturer in the world.  Check out last week’s Monday Breakfast podcast for Part 1 of the forum. . - This week on Over The Wall, Duncan and Peter dive into the case of Duncan Hart versus Coles Supermarkets, one of the most significant industrial relations cases of the last decade"

Caroline Barker and Dave Anderson are joined this week on the phone by Duncan Hart, Chairman of the Dulwich Hamlet Supporters Trust who are helping to raise money to support Alli Abdullahi who was left with a broken jaw, eye socket and neck damage following an alleged attack whilst playing for Peckham Town at the weekend. Also on the show, Jeff Banks provides an update on progress at Chester FC and Ray Simpson on the return home of Darlington and Poole Town Boss Tom Killick speaks ahead of his side's derby FA Trophy game at home to Weymouth.

First we talk with Lou Wheeler for a Fair Go for Pensioners' perspective on life and then Assistant Treasurer Kelly O'Dwyer's idea. O'Dwyer outlines the Government's Super plans and that the Unions are right 'They're Are Coming For Your Super'. Duncan Hart talks about his case against Coles & SDA deal which takes away penalties by stealth. Kevin Healy proves again that the dirty world of politics is fit for satirical meat. Dr Noah Bassil is back to explain why we really don't need to be having a war in Syria.

Duncan Hart and the AMIEU have had their first day in court in an effort to overturn the SDA brokered Coles deal that means some workers will see a $15,000 a year decrease in wages. The Fair Work Commission is looking to see if the new agreement passes the fairness test. We also hear from Matt Osbourne who gave evidence at last weeks Victorian inquiry into the Labour Hire Industry and Insecure Work.

I began offering consulting services to professional service firms in 2002 after a 25 year career as a barrister, solicitor and then managing partner of one of Australia's largest law firms.   My consulting assignments have spanned most professions and I have traveled widely to provide services to firms and corporate clients located as far away as China, Dubai, Europe and the US.   I have written various articles, guides and books devoted to the 'business of the law'. Many of those works reflect my wider consulting experience in industry. I believe that the professions have much to gain from the learnings and experience of the wider commercial community in how to create, grow and manage organisations.

A jam-packed episode full of stories of workers' struggle, unity and fight for social justice. We will cover the National Union of Workers' Fluro Fightback, featuring Van Badham, Father Bob McGuire and Gary Maas. We will interview SDA activist Duncan Hart about his latest appeal to the Fair Work Commission in protest to the deal between the union and Coles management to cut penalty rates. We will also talk to a member of the MLDC 3 about the wildcat strike at the WoolWorths distribution center back in August. We will finish off with an update from the National Tertiary Education Union Victorian State Secretary, Colin Long, about a series of victories they've had in the last few weeks! 

The 2014-15 season is over - boo. The Forward The Hamlet 2014-15 season review is here - yay! Host Ben Sibley is joined by DHST board member Jack Bagnall, Peckham Town fan Duncan Hart, and FTH supporters' gallery celebrity Duncan Palmer to discuss the very best bits of an enthralling season.

This week we spoke to two Dulwich defenders: Ethan Pinnock and Michael Kamara. We also met first team coach John Tamba Ngongou, hear from Fiona Scurlock on an important meeting taking place this Thursday and have a match report Duncan Hart. Produced by Hugo Greenhalgh and Ben Sibley.

In our ninth episode, Matt and Cricket answer listener Scott McClanahan's excellent question about the "zone apex" and tell Duncan Hart what gear they use to produce the podcast and why it's better than their old gear. Except that Matt fails to mention the name of the mic he uses. (It's a Shure BG 4.1.)