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Kate Ames is the Owner and Operator of Baller Foods. Chef Kate grew up foraging, fishing, and camping in Terrace, British Columbia. From a young age, she was drawn more to the arts than the sciences. In high school, she took “easy” academic classes like English and French correspondence during the summer to free up her schedule for the subjects she loved most—foods, choir, band, art, yearbook, and theatre.Kate began cooking at a young age after moving out and getting married at just 18. Her culinary journey started with a dishwasher job at a fishing lodge and evolved through roles at KFC, Pizza Hut, Denny's, and Mr. Mikes. By the age of 20, she was managing both a Subway and a hotel pub.At 23, Kate moved to Vancouver to study graphic design and marketing at Emily Carr University and BCIT. She went on to freelance for over 15 years with her former business, Ames Design Studio, and held marketing and graphic design positions at the PG Free Press and the Northern Health Authority.When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Kate experienced major life upheavals, including the loss of childcare, employment, her design business, and her late partner. With resilience and passion, she pivoted toward her lifelong dream of owning a food truck. Leveraging her background in marketing and design, she launched Baller Food, a business born of both creativity and necessity.Kate began by making meatballs in the kitchen of Birch and Boar, where she found mentorship and support from chef and owner William Miller. Using guerrilla marketing tactics, she sold meatballs on the streets of downtown Prince George and gradually built a following. Over two years, she vended at community events, music festivals, weddings, and schools, eventually expanding into a full-fledged food truck operation.Since then, it's been “balls to the wall.” From May to October, Kate focuses on contract events, travels to northern B.C. music festivals—including Valhalla and Riverboat Days in Terrace, Midsummer in Smithers, ArtsWells near Quesnel, and Robson Valley Music Festival in Dunster—and serves outlying communities such as Quesnel, Vanderhoof, and Mackenzie. She also continues to grow retail sales, with products now available at PG Urban Shroomery and soon at Blackwood Gifts.To improve visibility, Kate has partnered with CO-OP and Superstore and has a regular setup at the Chevron Cardlock in the BCR site. She posts her monthly event schedule and weekly updates on Facebook and Instagram, encouraging followers to set alerts so they never miss where she'll be parked.In the off-season (October to May), Baller Food shifts its focus to hot lunch programs at local schools, event catering, and hot-and-ready meals. This fall, Kate will also launch cooking classes for kids at the South Fort George Family Resource Centre, continuing her mission to nourish and inspire the community through food.

We got the Galway trip from the perspective of two different buses, and an inevitable 14th consecutive win out west, and a new edition of the TFTES Hotline with Jimmy Maguire, Dunster, Aidan O'Reilly, Dean Creevey, Eoghan Rice, Macdara, The Gent and The Hogg.

The U.S. could impose tariffs on Canadian goods as soon as tomorrow...or at least that is what the president has threatened. We'll speak with the co-CEO of Mrs. Dunster's about how that business is preparing.

Our Christmas Show special guest is Dunster, just days after his 50th birthday and seeing his brother elected to the Members Board, joining us in the Lair to look back at the Rapid Vienna and Borac games and plan our trip to Stamford Bridge on Thursday. We announce our three Rovers players/staff for the TFTES Live Show at the Civic on January 11th, there's a replay of a Leo O'Reilly interview about him scoring twice for Rovers against Chelsea in 1955, and a chat with George Cronin, Glenn's dad, a supporter of both the Hoops and the Blues since the 70s.

Batterijätten Northvolt har gjort konkurs med miljarder i skulder – och nu tvistar alla om vad som gått fel.   Varför gick det så långt innan någon slog larm? Hur ser egentligen stödet för de gröna satsningarna ut? Och vad händer med en marknad som sätter politisk styrning framför fri konkurrens?   Dessa frågor tar jag upp i veckans video om “NORTHVOLTS GRÖNA DUNSTER”.

Show Notes: Jennifer Gibbs shares her journey as a woman and artist who worked in the entertainment field and later became a mother. She enrolled in a PhD program at NYU in comparative literature, focusing on performance and the embodiment of the female and feminine. She was cast in various off Broadway shows and earned her actors equity card. During her graduate studies, Jennifer received a Mellon Fellowship for teaching. She talks about her decision to focus full time on acting and writing for theater and her recognition of limited support in academia for multidisciplinary approaches to performance. Jennifer worked in the theater for a decade, mainly acting and writing plays. In her mid-30s, she became a mother, experiencing unexpected pregnancy losses and serial grief. This led to a shift in focus to writing, which was fruitful and collaborative. She was the artist in residence at the Here Arts Center, where she developed a play called Sounding, which integrated film, music, lyrics, and scene work. The play premiered three weeks before her son Liam's birth. From Working in Theatre to Working in Television As their family relocated to Los Angeles, Jennifer became interested in writing for television and screen. She learned to write for television at the suggestion of an executive at HBO. She took the leap, not knowing how to write for television, but found it fulfilling. For the last decade, Jennifer has been writing new plays and television worlds. Recently, she started a small independent production company, aiming to empower women creators to produce work that might not be produced in film and television or in the multi-platform arena. Jennifer's most recent project is called Riot Mom, a multi-platform universe story that unfolds on various distribution platforms. The company is driven by her connection to her work and her personal connection to her work. The first project they are producing is called Riot Mom, a multi-platform universe story that unfolds on audio, live, and television platforms. Early Influences from the Art World The conversation turns to Jennifer's father, Tom Gibbs, a Chicago-based artist. Jennifer describes her experience as a child of a sculptor, how she was introduced to and influenced by the artists around her. They often had a band of sculptors at their house, some in assistant positions and colleagues from Chicago. They would have meals together, discuss work, and have opinions on various projects. Despite not wanting to do sculpture, Jennifer loved drawing and painting, and would often work in one of the studios. A Young Actor on Tour Jennifer shares her experience as an actor during her national Broadway tour, describing it as exciting and workmanlike. She learned from the technical staff about the complex process of moving from one place to another, like a circus. Gibbs describes the experience as a crash course in self-producing, directing, and balancing personal and professional boundaries. She also discusses the challenges of maintaining a balance in a collaborative environment, where one must leave their family, home, and friends behind to work on a show. Jennifer believes that maintaining healthy boundaries is a challenge for anyone working in theater, film, or television. She found the experience intensive and valuable, making lasting friendships with people she collaborated with in New York.  The Artistic Process and Healing Grief Jennifer shares how she processed the grief of two stillbirths through her work. At the time, she was working on a film based on a stage adaptation of an Ibsen play. She met Andre Gregory, who was casting Vanya on 42nd Street, and they had a two-hour conversation in a cafe. Although she did not get the role, she received support, encouragement, and mentorship from Gregory. He advised her to make her own project which inspired Jennifer and others from the Harvard theater community, including Jeannie Simpson and Peter Hirsch,  to create a play called Lady from the Sea. They spent two years working on the play in Jennifers' living room, creating a unique and rarely produced piece. Jennifer talks about her journey to create a multi-disciplinary theatre show based on a film adaptation of an Ibsen play. She discovered a deep connection to grief and loss in the original play, which they had not considered in their previous work. After a decade of working on the project, Jennifer realized that grief is a form of radical transformation that is generative and creative. She learned that denying or overcoming grief can deprive individuals of the opportunity to create and acquiesce to the next stage in their transformation. A First Book and a New Project Jennifer's first book, "Oh Mother," is a literary non-fiction book about serial grief and the value of a certain approach to grief. The book is experiential and personal, and was written during the pandemic. Her journey highlights the importance of embracing grief and embracing change in life. She talks about a world created with Jenny Castro, that explores the intersection of women's creative process. The story revolves around two middle-aged women who were estranged from their riot girl days in the 90s, and they reunite in a suburban context. She talks about the project, the production team, pitching, and another project called Train Hoppers, a  multi-platform, single episode of a story that can be experienced online, at live events, or through a live pop-up event.  Influential Harvard Professors and Courses  Jennifer discusses her experiences with Marjorie Garber's Shakespeare and her seminar on ghostwriters.  She was influenced by playwright Adrianne Kennedy, who became a lifelong mentor and friend after graduating from Harvard. Jennifer also discusses her love for 16th-century British poetry and the pressure to conform to Aristotelian standards in the world of television, film, and playwriting.  Timestamps: 00:02: Journey Through Comparative Literature and Theatre  03:30: Balancing Academia and Acting 06:03: Transition to Motherhood and Writing O9:20: Exploring Television and Film  12:36: Learning from Her Father's Artistic Journey 20:04: National Broadway Tour Experience  26:01: Processing Grief Through Art  37:58: Current Venture: "Riot Mom"  45:46: Influences from Harvard Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-gibbs-27b91386/ Featured Non-profit This week's featured non-profit of this episode is American Pilgrims On the Camino, recommended by Kelly Murphy Mason who reports: “Hello all. I am Kelly Murphy Mason, a fellow classmate from the Harvard class of 1992 and a former resident of Dunster house. The featured nonprofit of this episode of The 92 report is the American Pilgrims On the Camino, a national organization with international reach. Before I walked the Camino de Santiago in the fall of 2023 the American pilgrims provided me with the necessary credentialing, education, information and support for making this pilgrimage, as it has done for so many pilgrims over the decades, it has also contributed generations of volunteers and generous funds to maintain the infrastructure of this Spanish network of routes to Santiago de Compostela, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Since my return from Santiago, I have stayed active in the Boston chapter of American pilgrims, leading book discussions and training walks for pilgrims past, present and future who live in my area. You can learn more about the work of the American pilgrims at home and abroad at American pilgrims.org and now here is my old friend Will Bachman with this week's episode.  To learn more about their work visit:https://americanpilgrims.org/

Flowers have been used in cooking for centuries, but there's an art to the edible flower with which many of us are yet to experiment. It's this art which is central to Carolyn Dunster's latest book - this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange' sees Arthur Parkinson explore Carolyn's journey with edibles, the simplest and best varieties to grow yourself, and some marvellous recipe ideas to try at home.In this episode, discover:Carolyn's first discovery of flowers being edible, and how that changed her perspective on growingWhy it's so rewarding to plant your own flowers in the knowledge that they're chemical-freeThe development of Carolyn's simple, delicious, and visually stunning recipesGet in touch: info@sarahraven.comShop on the Sarah Raven Website: http://bit.ly/3jvbaeuFollow Sarah: https://www.instagram.com/sarahravensgarden/Order Sarah's latest books: https://www.sarahraven.com/gifts/gardening-books?sort=newest

Ashley Reagan Dunster is the granddaughter of the 40th President of the United States, Ronald Reagan, and is currently a Catholic elementary school principal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christian Zyp interviews Sean "MASSIVE DAMAGE" Dunster about the doc he's featured in, THE DEATH TOUR. See the film at the Metro Cinema Tuesday August 6th @ 6:45 pm. Sean and several other people involved with the film will be in attendance for a post screening Q&A. It will also screen on Wednesday August 7th @ 9:30 pm at Metro without guests.THE DEATH TOUR is a deeply personal documentary that travels through Canada's frozen North and into the wrestlers' minds as they battle the elements, each other, and the impacts of our colonial past. The film is Executive Produced by wrestling legend Chris Jericho and also features Kenny Omega. 

Blair Hyslop is a member of the New Brunswick Business Council and co-CEO of Mrs. Dunster's.

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Recorded in September 2023, Lucy and David were incredibly fortunate to spend some time over tea and cake with Jill and Brenda from Lancashire.Brenda spent many happy holidays at The Oval in Dunster before Lucy's ownership, when it was used as B&B accommodation..Brenda's memories date back to the 1950's and 1960's when a friends or family holiday meant a long journey on a coach from Greater Manchester during works holidays. Imagine the feeling of leaving the coach in Taunton, catching a steam train to Dunster station and walking up the hill into Dunster -  to discover the medieval splendour of the village, overlooked by the magnificent castle and breathing the fresh air blown by warm south westerly breezes.Dunster was just one part of Brenda's holidays. She enjoyed happy times with her closest friend (Sheila, 1954) in Minehead and loved the happy-go-lucky atmosphere in the town, which hasn't really changed...Take a listen to the podcast and take a trip down memory lane. We'll also pop some pictures, courtesy of Brenda onto our social media feed to accompany the words.We very much hope Brenda and Jill return to The Oval, and if you're ever in Goosnagh in Lancashire, pop-in to Jill's chippy in the heart of Goosnagh village - https://www.facebook.com/goosnarghchippy.co.ukFor bookings and reservation enquiries, click over to our website. You'll find the latest availability and very best prices for stays from two nights to two weeks!With regularly updated blogs, all the latest news from Exmoor and in-depth information about each of our cottages, there's only one place to click!

[REBROADCAST FROM JUNE 5, 2023] Actor Phil Dunster has spent three seasons on "Ted Lasso" starring as playboy soccer star Jamie Tartt, who underwent a redemptive arc in the most recent season. He joins us to discuss the season finale, Jamie Tartt, and take calls from listeners!  

You know him as Jamie Tartt, you love him as Phil Dunster. Phil is an actor from Northampton, England, who joins the Group Golf Therapy couch from the city of Bristol, where his drama school alma mater is located. Phil is a new golfer, and uses sport as a means of healthy escape and connecting more deeply with friends. The Shrinks are *jazzed* to follow Phil's golf journey, and were touched by his willingness to talk about the mental health of it all — particularly, how to find self-worth and identity when you don't have work to fall back on.  ALSO: This special session of Group Golf Therapy is brought to you by our dear friends at Movember. Throughout the month of November, GGT will be raising funds to support men's physical and mental access. If able and inclined, donate to our campaign right here: https://us.movember.com/events/view/id/0lw2 In this session: The Strike, a cauldron of beans, B*ner Boys 3. As always, thanks for listening to Group Golf Therapy! #mindyourgolf Please subscribe, rate our podcast, and leave a review—we're always looking to deliver a great show to you. Hit 'em straight, and mind your golf. Follow us: @groupgolftherapy Phil: @phildunster Bradford: @bradfordwilsongolf Connor: @thebagbandit Drew: @everydaydrew --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/groupgolftherapy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/groupgolftherapy/support

Britain's tiny village of Dunster has a castle, pubs—and ghosts! Is it the most haunted village in the world? The phantom “Hat Man” is being spotted around the world more often lately, but is he a traveler across realms, or a malicious specter? Ben and Rob found opposing information and will debate tonight. Tune in to hear Ben's personal ghost stories about the haunted house he grew up in, his encounter with a real-life Addams Family “Thing,” and more. See you out on the edge! ----more---- ► Get Rise TV for 50% off https://bit.ly/3sh7NRm

In the last episode of the fourth season of Cottages Uncut podcasts, we end the Summer with a look ahead to one of Exmoor's newest and fastest growing events, the Dulverton Literary Festival.As one of the event sponsors, we think this festival adds another dimension to the visitor and local resident offering in Exmoor and is a real credit to the hard work of Ali and her team of dedicated supporters.Take a listen and save the dates in your Exmoor diary - 18th and 19th November 2023.  To find out more about the festival, visit the official website here.If you'd like to stay with us and enjoy everything the area has to offer, at the time of writing (10th September) we've still got availability at Stone Barn and The Oval, Dunster. Book direct here.For bookings and reservation enquiries, click over to our website. You'll find the latest availability and very best prices for stays from two nights to two weeks!With regularly updated blogs, all the latest news from Exmoor and in-depth information about each of our cottages, there's only one place to click!

Nestled along the Somerset coast, Watchet is a captivating harbor town steeped in history and blessed with breathtaking geography. Watchet's origins trace back to a possible Iron Age fort, Daw's Castle, before evolving into a bustling settlement under Saxon influence, earning names like Weced and Waeced. Viking incursions in the 10th century failed to extinguish its spirit, as the town's maritime trade steadily flourished. Amidst this historical tapestry, the town's church, dedicated to Saint Decuman, stands as a testament to its enduring legacy. Watchet isn't merely a town; it's a living narrative of resilience and natural wonder, inviting all who venture there to partake in its captivating story. My Special Guest is Bobbie Rammond Bobbie Rammond is a history and archaeology enthusiast, with a degree in history, heritage, and archaeology from Plymouth University. During his time at university, he discovered his passion for history while working at Dunster Castle. This led him to delve into paranormal investigations, which he has been doing for several years. Last year, with Halloween approaching, Bobbie had an idea to combine his love for history and the paranormal by organising historical walking tours of Dunster. This sparked the creation of Extours, with their first event being the Dunster Ghost Walk. Ghost Lore The Somerset specter, Old Mother Leakey, tied to storms and shipwrecks in Minehead, haunted Alexander Leakey's home in 1636. Witnesses claimed the ghost suffocated a young relative, and Elizabeth, Alexander's wife, faced its torment. Old Mother Leakey assigned Elizabeth two tasks: retrieve a gold necklace and deliver a cryptic message to her brother-in-law, Dr. John Atherton, Bishop of Waterford. This seemingly benign message unravelled scandalous secrets, including Atherton's affair with Susan Leakey, branded as adultery and incest. Dark rumors of child murder to hide the affair swirled, leading to Atherton's hanging in December 1640. Old Mother Leakey's ghost played a role in this tragedy, leaving the Leakey family's fortunes in ruins and birthing the legend of her storm-summoning powers. Premature Burial Premature burial, often referred to as live burial or vivisepulture, is the horrifying ordeal of being interred while still alive and was once a very real problem. Taphophobia, the irrational dread of being buried alive, ranks among the most prevalent phobias, haunting the subconscious fears of many with its chilling specter. In this episode, you will be able to: 1. Uncover the story of Lady Wyndham and more about the problem of premature burial 2. Explore myths, history and accounts of murder from Watchet 3. Explore the fascinating folkore and ghost lore of Watchet. If you value this podcast and want to enjoy more episodes please come and find us on⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/Haunted_History_Chronicles⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to support the podcast, gain a wealth of additional exclusive podcasts, writing and other content. Links to all Haunted History Chronicles Social Media Pages, Published Materials and more:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://linktr.ee/hauntedhistorychronicles⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Guest Links:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠https://extours.co.uk/⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hauntedchronicles/message

On this episode of Haunted History Chronicles, we delve into the intriguing town of Dunster and its connection to Gallox Bridge. Join host Michelle Fisher and guest Bobbie Rammond as they explore the history of this ancient packhorse bridge and the fascinating role it played in the location's past. From Dunster's own harbour to the potential link between King Arthur and the area, we uncover the secrets and mysteries that surround this historic medieval village. But the eerie tales don't stop there. Prepare yourself for spine-chilling accounts of paranormal activity from a sceptic who experienced unexplained occurrences in their room at a local establishment. Objects moved mysteriously, and strange sounds filled the night, leaving one guest unable to find a logical explanation. Could there be a ghostly presence at play? The Gruesome Consequences of Rebellion: "These men were known to all in this village as they were surrounded by weeping relatives and friends. After the hangings came the gruesome dismemberment of the corpses and the burning of their entrails."— Bobbie Rammond My Special Guest is Bobbie Rammond Bobbie Rammond is a history and archaeology enthusiast, with a degree in history, heritage, and archaeology from Plymouth University. During his time at university, he discovered his passion for history while working at Dunster Castle. This led him to delve into paranormal investigations, which he has been doing for several years. Last year, with Halloween approaching, Bobbie had an idea to combine his love for history and the paranormal by organising historical walking tours of Dunster. This sparked the creation of Extours, with their first event being the Dunster Ghost Walk, which was a great success. Building on this achievement, Bobbie now hosts various events in Somerset, where people thoroughly enjoy the intriguing combination of history and the paranormal. Haunting Locations Bobbie takes us on a haunted tour of Dunster's infamous location, "The Luttrell Arms," where ghostly sightings of a monk and a ghost dog have been reported. Carvings of ships in the wood panels hint at a connection to Dunster's harbour, adding to the intrigue of this old building with a rich history. As we continue wandering through Dunster, we stumble upon the Forester's Arm, once a candle and soap production facility turned inn. Learn about the dark past of its owner and the connection to a road previously known as Gallows Road, suggesting a chilling proximity to executions.  Haunting, Dark History of Dunster Gallox Bridge is a picturesque medieval packhorse bridge, dating to the 15th century, which runs across the River Avill on the southern outskirts of Dunster. The Bridge formed part of the main transportation route to the wool market in Dunster from the South. The bridge's name originally meant 'gallows bridge,' for a public place of execution that stood on a hill just outside the village. In 1685, three men from Dunster, Henry Lackwell, John Geanes and William Sully were hanged at the gallows for their part in the Monmouth Rebellion. In this episode, you will be able to: 1. Uncover the history of Gallox Bridge and its significance in Dunster 2. Explore Mother Leaky's ghostly encounters 3. Explore the fascinating folkore and ghost lore of Dunster and connections with local traditions 4. Explore haunted locations and paranormal encounters. If you value this podcast and want to enjoy more episodes please come and find us on⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/Haunted_History_Chronicles⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to support the podcast, gain a wealth of additional exclusive podcasts, writing and other content. Links to all Haunted History Chronicles Social Media Pages, Published Materials and more:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://linktr.ee/hauntedhistorychronicles⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Guest Links:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://extours.co.uk/ https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3ABobbie+C+Rammond++BA&s=relevancerank&text=Bobbie+C+Rammond++BA&ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hauntedchronicles/message

Phil Dunster - aka the reason we all watch 'Ted Lasso' - joins us to talk about the show's latest season (IS it the final season?), his incredible teeth, and his full on romance with Brett Goldstein. Before that, I'm all fired up from my very own trip to Jury Duty this week. Basically, I was James Marsden, fully giving "agent of chaos" energy. And later in the show, we talk about Tamra Judge's new RHOC tagline, AND regarding RHONJ - I did hear from Bo Dietl yet again. For more interviews and behind-the-scenes tea, tune in to Andy Cohen Live weekdays on Radio Andy by subscribing to SiriusXM. Use my code siriusxm.com/radioandytrial for a free trial!

Q&A on the Apple TV+ show Ted Lasso with actor Phil Dunster. Moderated by Mara Webster, In Creative Company. Small-time American football coach Ted Lasso is hired to coach a professional football club in England, despite having no experience coaching football.

Actor Phil Dunster has spent three seasons on "Ted Lasso" starring as playboy soccer star Jamie Tartt, who underwent a redemptive arc in the most recent season. He joins us to discuss the season finale, Jamie Tartt, and take calls from listeners!

French singer-songwriter November Ultra went viral on TikTok during lockdown with "Come Into My Arms," but her debut album "Bedroom Walls" earned her critical acclaim. Anthony Mason talks with November Ultra about her unique voice, finding inspiration in her Paris apartment, and her love of Harry Styles."CBS Mornings" shares R&B singer songwriter Sid Sriram's newest single "Do the Dance" in a Mixtape Moment.Phil Dunster plays AFC Richmond's Jamie Tartt on the hit show "Ted Lasso." Dunster joins "CBS Mornings" from London to talk about the potential end of the series, his character's story arc, and how he's keeping up with his castmates."Ain't No Mo'" is nominated for six Tony awards. Playwright Jordan E. Cooper discusses the play and its short run despite its critical success. Michelle Miller has his story.Dev Shah, a 14-year-old from Florida, has been named the winner of the 2023 Scripps National Spelling Bee. He joins "CBS Mornings" to talk about the big victory.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, the third and presumably final season of "Ted Lasso" came to a bittersweet end. While the future of the show remains uncertain, the Emmy Award-winning series is making the rounds with each of the stars and behind-the-scenes crew speaking about season 3, what it means to them, and what they feel the enduring legacy of the show will be. Actors Phil Dunster (Jamie Tartt) and Jeremy Swift (Leslie Higgins) were kind enough to speak with NBP Contributor Will Mavity days before the final episode went live, which you can listen to below. Be sure to check out the show, which is streaming in full on Apple TV+ and is up for your consideration for this year's Emmy Awards. Thank you, and enjoy! Check out more on NextBestPicture.com Please subscribe on... SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/nextbestpicturepodcast Apple Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/negs-best-film-podcast/id1087678387?mt=2 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7IMIzpYehTqeUa1d9EC4jT YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWA7KiotcWmHiYYy6wJqwOw And be sure to help support us on Patreon for as little as $1 a month at https://www.patreon.com/NextBestPicture Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The TV show “Ted Lasso” has seen many of its characters evolve over its three seasons, but perhaps none quite like the soccer star Jamie Tartt, played by Phil Dunster. Phil joins guest host Talia Schalnger to talk about how the show explores the male ego, what his portrayal of Jamie has taught him as an actor, and what you can expect from the season finale.

Our special guest this week is World Renowned Architect and Sustainability Visionary and Founder of ZEDfactory & ZED-Power Ltd. Decisions of the Week: Decision of the High Court dated 20 April 2023 in R (0ao Friends of West Oxfordshire Cotswolds) v West Oxfordshire DC et anor [2023] EWHC 901allowing a challenge by way of judicial review to discharge a planning condition which required a 5 m buffer zone to be demonstrated on land close to ancient woodland known as Rushy Bank, required on the conditional grant of planning permission for residential development for 25 dwellings at Charlbury, Oxfordshire. Decision of an inspector dated 17 April 2023 relating to land at the former Blaxton Quarry Mosham Road, Doncaster allowing an appeal against the failure to determine an application for B2, B8 and E:g commercial development by the City of Doncaster Council; with issues around the provision of BNG on site to secure a net gain of 10% and compliance with the development plan. Decision of an inspector dated 24 April 2023 allowing an appeal against the decision of the London Borough of Camden to refuse planning permission for a 15-storey building for use as student accommodation with affordable workspace, on a site previously used by Addison Lee for offices and a depot for its fleet of vehicles, after a postponement in June 2022 to allow amended plans to address fire safety issues. Decision of an inspector dated 26 April 2023dismissing an appeal against the decision of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets to refuse permission for the demolition of the existing building providing 34 self-contained residential flats and redevelopment of the site for a 10-storey building to comprise 115 shared living units, all in the context of no trigger for tilted balance being engaged.

Andy and Diane talk about the shakeups at Fox News and CNN, then chat about James Corden's farewell night. Andy talks about LOVE AND DEATH (HBOMax) and Diane talks about CANDY (Hulu) as the two series are about the same subject. Andy and Diane preview shows premiering this coming week including THE SWEDISH ART OF DEATH CLEANING (Peacock,) FATAL ATTRACTION (Paramount+,) WHITE HOUSE PLUMBERS (HBO) and BUPKIS (Peacock.)

PODCAST: On this week's edition of Sports Business Radio, we take you inside of the award-winning Apple TV + series TED LASSO. Cast members Nick Mohammed (Nate Shelley on TED LASSO), Phil Dunster (Jamie Tartt on TED LASSO), Jeremy Swift (Leslie Higgins on TED LASSO) and James Lance (Trent Crimm on TED LASSO) join us to take us behind the scenes into their characters and share nuggets about the hit TV series. New episodes of the acclaimed comedy premiere weekly on Wednesdays through May 31 on Apple TV +. LISTEN to Sports Business Radio on Apple podcasts or Spotify podcasts. Give Sports Business Radio a 5-star rating if you enjoy our podcast. Click on the plus sign on our Apple Podcasts page and follow the Sports Business Radio podcast. Follow Sports Business Radio on Twitter @SBRadio and on Instagram and Tik Tok @SportsBusinessRadio. This week's edition of Sports Business Radio is presented by Morgan Stanley Global Sports & Entertainment. Morgan Stanley Global Sports & Entertainment is a division of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management dedicated to serving the unique and sophisticated needs of elite and professional athletes, entertainers, executives, creators, and other top talent and professionals in the sports and entertainment industry. The division consists of over 200 Financial Advisors with the Global Sports & Entertainment Director/Associate Director designation, several of whom are former professional and collegiate athletes who once embarked on a similar journey to that of today's talent, leaders, executives and creators. Visit morganstanley.com/gse to learn more. #TedLasso #AppleTV #PhilDunster #NickMohammed #JeremySwift #JamesLance #TV #Emmys #Soccer #AFCRichmond #Believe Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Late Mail edition is back after a few weeks off, and we're still waiting for Wacko Jacko to come back and join us with his Late Mail. Alas, not yet. Anyway, Catfish answers your questions, lots of Garrick/Manu chat, some chat about nuffs and who to get if Dunster isn't named in final teams and then a bit of a deeper look into "best 13" scoring! Make sure you join the SuperCoach Champions overall group (GROUP code 473698) to go into the running for our $500 cash prize (and an extra $500 if you're a Champ i.e. one of our Patreon subscribers), as well as some prizes for 2nd to 10th in our group comp this year courtesy of Rugby League Fantasy Pro! And feel free to check out and get involved in our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/SuperCoachChampions) for all the other perks like access to the Champs Discord, extra articles and podcasts, personalised advice from current/former champions on your SuperCoach teams, a chance to be the Last Champ Standing and of course access to our highly competitive Champs Only H2H and overall competitions. Thank you as always for your kind reviews and ratings, we really appreciate them all! Follow us on Twitter (@NRLSC_Champions), or individually (@CatfishSC, @Surgebuster) to stay up to date on all things NRL SuperCoach, and to be notified about when the next podcast is out! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/supercoach-champions/message

With a housing crisis affecting cities and people, we're taking a look at the close ties between design and innovation in the residential sector. How are emerging housing models responding to community needs? What role is design playing in ensuring projects can still succeed despite cost, supply and climate challenges? And what makes larger scale residential alternatives appealing to investors seeking a long-term revenue line? In this episode you'll hear from one such investor in residential innovation. With projects in the UK, the US - and Australia - AustralianSuper is also an enthusiastic partner of pioneering build-to-rent-to-own housing developer, Assemble Communities, and quarter owner of the Assemble Futures. Fiona Dunster, Senior Investment Director within the property team at AustralianSuper joined Residential sector co-lead Jeremy Schluter to explore why investing in quality, sustainable housing for people just makes good financial sense, and why elements like tool libraries, communal laundries, kitchen facilities, spaces for yoga, dog walking and book clubs are designed in from the start, to bring people together and encourage connection.  

Greetings Two Shot pals. It's new Two Shot Podcast day, and we're having a chat with Matthew Dunster. Matthew is an actor, writer and director from the North West of England. He and Craig met on a production of the Martin McDonagh play Hangmen back in 2015 and have been good mates since. In this episode, they discuss DIY, press nights, working with first time actors, Oldham, being an early starter, drama, class, twitter and loads, loads more. Matthew's passion for theatre collaboration is totally inspiring and it's a brilliant, brilliant ep. This is series ten, episode nineteen of the Two Shot Podcast with Matthew Dunster. If you've enjoyed listening to this episode then please click through to patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus podcast audio, pictures, videos and some shiny TSP merch in return. Nice one. Get in touch... Facebook - search 'Two Shot Podcast' Twitter - @twoshotpod Instagram - @twoshotpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we speak to Phil Dunster, TED LASSO's very own Jamie Tartt about his experience being in one of the biggest shows on TV. Phil also discusses his views on THE WHALE and TÁR, and joins us for some nail-biting rounds of Castlist Countdown at the end. Send us your questions to hello@pulpkitchenpodcast.com and be a part of the show! Enjoy new episodes of PULP KITCHEN every Wednesday. YouTube & Spotify: Pulp Kitchen Instagram: @pulpkitchenpodcast, @jamesbriefel, @georgepundek TikTok: @pulpkitchenpodcast

Big Ben has struck twelve more than 30 times since the fireworks died down and the champagne hangovers worn off! But if we've missed the opportunity to do so, the podcast team at Exmoor Character Cottages wish you a Happy New Year!In this New Year, New Start podcast (that was recorded in the cold spell at the end of November 2022) David talked to Isobel Pring, the Somerset regional England Coast Path Officer who is passionate about the experiences our coastal margin has to offer -to guests and the local community alike.We invite everyone to take a listen and get involved with the Coast Path, whether local to our cottages or further afield. To find out much more, here's some links to resources mentioned in the podcast:The England Coast Path in Somerset or Somerset Coast PathNational Trails - South WestSomerset WalksDon't forget that our own Little Book of Walks is available at Tom Deer of Dunster, The Exmoor Society in Dulverton or The Minehead Information Centre. For bookings and reservation enquiries, click over to our website. You'll find the latest availability and very best prices for stays from two nights to two weeks!With regularly updated blogs, all the latest news from Exmoor and in-depth information about each of our cottages, there's only one place to click!

In this special podcast recorded back in September, we welcome Pete Mountstephen, our neighbour on West Street in Dunster.Pete is a fascinating character. An education professional, author, musician and general all 'round creative. Possibly best known locally for his lead role in 'Minnie Hates the Hoover', Dunster's very own duo / trio band playing 60's and 70's music in local venues throughout the year, Pete's appetite for life and learning is infectious!As you will hear on this podcast, we touch on many subjects, from learning to deal with mental health matters to Pete's passion for music. It's a poddy you won't want to miss!For further information on Minnie Hates the Hoover, click here. We also hope to bring you more information on Pete's upcoming book in the near future. In the meantime, if you were enthralled by 'The Horticultural Society Annual Show', here's the full unexpurgated version:Alchemilla Mollis The Horticultural Society Annual Show.It was the day of the show. The show.Jackie stepped outside the back door of her cottage and breathed in the early August morning on this prince among days.It had been wet overnight and the beads of rain sat like quicksilver; crazy diamonds running over the dragon frilled leaves of the “Milly Molly Mandy”. It had always been one of Jackie's dearest sights and never failed to remind her how lucky she was to live here, surrounded by simple, but unbelievably complex beauty and drenched in the sacred wonder of countryside. This was her religion. This gave her the spiritual fix that others sought in scripture, mosque and temple. She felt tiny- small and yet massive at one and the same time and the hills, the fields, the shoreline and the sky seemed to shrink, until they almost became a hedgerow that she lived under and scuttled along, about her bucolic business every day. Then it all exploded to cram the whole cosmos with its green and pleasant, aching perfection.A big bang within a single seedhead. The universe in a pot.She didn't think any of this of course; she was getting her entries ready for the show.Some of her craft entries (embroidery, anything crochet with a practical application) had gone to the Tithe Barn the previous evening, but the real stars (group of tomatoes, vegetable chutney, pickled eggs, three runner beans, a basket of five herbs, small flower arrangement, dahlias and so on and so on) all of these were last minute arrangments that relied pivotally on freshness and that bloom of fecund promise that begins to die as soon as it is picked.Everything had to be there by ten so that judging could take place in time for the visiting “Magi of the marrows” to leave their decisions framed in certificate and pickled in rosettes.Jackie's husband had baked a cake.Every year, apart from the last two scuppered by Covid, the men of the village cast aside their masculinity and strayed, shyly into the feminine world of baking. How we all laughed as Geoff bashfully presented his lemon drizzle; or Rob, his great ham hands trembling, gently placed his carrot cake on the trestle table? More familiar with a Massey Ferguson than a Moulinex and sweating within the strange constriction of his collar the cake, nevertheless, carried so For bookings and reservation enquiries, click over to our website. You'll find the latest availability and very best prices for stays from two nights to two weeks!With regularly updated blogs, all the latest news from Exmoor and in-depth information about each of our cottages, there's only one place to click!

In this very special podcast, Lucy and David talk to 'frequent flyer' guests (in more ways than one) - Pat and Tom.This lovely couple travel from New Jersey (around 30 minutes from New York, New York) to stay at The Oval in Dunster. Now on their third trip, The Oval is feeling very much a home from home and they have become part of the Dunster community, with a group of local friends welcoming them into their hearts at various village events and in shops, pubs and tea rooms.Take a listen to Tom and Pat telling the story of their love affair with The Oval, the people of Dunster and the rural splendour that is Exmoor. It's a heartwarming podcast which we're sure you will enjoy. And of course, thanks to Tom and Pat for giving up some of their special holiday to recording this with us.Why not book your holiday now? The best prices and latest availability is always on our own direct booking website.

Grow As You Go takes a deep dive into the good and bad things we go through in life, to mould, and guide us into the people we're meant to be, and do the things we're designed to do. This week we're catching up with Phil Dunster, a local Police Officer who has been on the force for 40 years! Phil has had his share of struggles throughout his career. New episodes weekly!

LOOK OUT! It's only Films To Be Buried With!Join your host Brett Goldstein as he talks life, death, love and the universe with Ted Lasso screenmate PHIL DUNSTER!Jamie TARTT du-du-dudu-dudu (etc) - yes folks, it's the man, myth and legend all rolled into one - of course, a lot of you will know Phil from his roles other than young Jamie on Ted Lasso, but for those immediately familiar, this will be a treat! A vibrant live episode recorded around mid-2022 in Hackney before a live audience, in person, in the same room, all at once. And what a great one it is - chemistry is a given, and it's a hilarious and thought provoking ride from start to end. Greatness at every step. Also you get some fun bonus questions at the end too from the audience to wrap the whole thing up. Beautiful. ENJOY!Huge shouts to Ben and the Plosive crew for sorting the recordings and live show setup!IMDBINSTAGRAMTWITTERONLINETED LASSOBRETT GOLDSTEIN on TWITTERBRETT GOLDSTEIN on INSTAGRAMBRETT GOLDSTEIN on PATREONTED LASSOSOULMATESSUPERBOB (Brett's 2015 feature film)CORNERBOYS with BRETT & SCROOBIUS PIPDISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on FACEBOOKDISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on INSTAGRAMSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/filmstobeburiedwith. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My travel podcast is rather different today, I'm on the West Somerset Railway, travelling from Watchet to Dunster – one of the UK's many great heritage railways.A vintage steam locomotive is hauling British Rail carriages from the 1960s, all very retro and scenic, but I am using it to get from A to B – so much more relaxing than the bus.I hope that the tantalising gap of a few miles between the Great Western main line at Taunton and the start of the WSR at Bishops Lydeard can be closed – allowing Minehead and the north west Somerset coast to be reconnected with the national railway. Meanwhile, do check out if there's a heritage railway that can help you with part of your next adventure.Of course this podcast is completely free, as is my weekly travel email. You can sign up at independent.co.uk/newsletters. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Q&A on the series Ted Lasso with executive producer/writer/actor Brendan Hunt, writer & actor Brett Goldstein, and cast Hannah Waddingham, Phil Dunster, Nick Mohammad, Toheeb Jimoh, Cristo Fernandez, Kola Bokinni, and Sarah Niles. Moderated by Yvette Nicole Brown. An American football coach is hired to manage a British soccer team; what he lacks in knowledge, he makes up for in optimism, determination and biscuits.

Welcome to your dream get-together, hosted by Nick Grimshaw and Michelin star chef Angela Hartnett. It's time for our first guests to take their seats at Dish HQ. This week, Angela and Nick are joined by Hannah Waddingham and Phil Dunster from the seven-time (yes, SEVEN) Emmy Award winning comedy-drama Ted Lasso. Hannah and Phil star as club owner Rebecca Welton and footballer Jamie Tartt in Apple's global hit series, alongside Jason Sudeikis as the American college football coach hired to train a British Premier League team. Over sea bass and drinks, the table chat ranges from Hannah's obsession with Angela to Angela's obsession with Hannah, the secret to ragout… and is Nick about to start taking football seriously? Just so you know, our podcast might contain the occasional mild swear word or adult theme. All recipes from this podcast can be found at waitrose.com/dishrecipes We can't all have a Michelin star chef in the kitchen, but you can ask Angela for help. Send your dilemmas to dish@waitrose.co.uk and she'll try to answer in a future episode. Dish is a Somethin:Else Creative Studio production for Waitrose & Partners.

Blair Hyslop, Co-CEO and Co-Owner of Mrs. Dunster's (1996) inc, discusses the importance of sustainability in local sourcing. He also discusses supply chain stability and transparency in the food sector. The discussion over global vs. local sources is always stimulating. To begin, determining what is 'local' is a difficulty. The definition – and whether local sourcing is superior to global sourcing – will be determined by the stakeholder answering the question. Mrs. Dunster's is one great company with three outstanding brands. Mrs. Dunster's is most famous for its donuts and cookies, but we are truly a full service commercial bakery with a wide selection of delectable items. The firm also markets under the Snairs Golden Grain Bakery brand, which provides a comprehensive line of homestyle and artisan bread and roll goods, as well as McBuns Bakery. We have fresh DSD distribution throughout the Maritimes and New England and can send frozen items almost everywhere.

Last June, in response to a number of listener questions about 'best routes to get to Exmoor', Lucy and David recorded an impromptu podcast from Taunton Railway Station to Dunster.Whilst looking back to this time uncovers some covid-related uncomfortable memories (such as the lack of the West Somerset Railway beyond Watchet) the purpose of this 'extra-cast' is to highlight what's on offer on your way to, or returning from, Exmoor.For seasoned visitors, of course the A358 is only part of the picture. The twisty, turny A39 snakes between Bridgwater and Minehead (and beyond) and the southern route to Tiverton (the A396) ensures an exciting car journey from the Exe valley floor to the some of the highest points on the Moor!As Oleta Adams once said, "we don't care how you get here, but get here if you can!"If you've been (even slightly) entertained by this podcast, let us know - we may even record a follow-up on the A39 or even the A396!

Back in the depths of winter, we were fortunate to spend some time in the warmth of Parham House Brides in Dunster.  Susan Hinckley, Proprietor of this wonderful boutique and Lynne Scott of Wedding Whispers talked wonderful weddings and special celebrations in Dunster, Exmoor and Somerset.Established as a designer and retailer of wedding gowns since 1981 Susan Hinckley has supplied Harrods and Liberty of London and offers a wealth of knowledge with discreet, individual and specialist attention. Wedding Whispers is one of Englands's leading online and brochure guides to help plan your wedding in the south west, plus top tips, money saving ideas and so much more!Exmoor Character Cottages is a perfect place to celebrate your special occasion, especially as our Minehead cottages are just a few steps from St. Michael's Church, and The Oval Dunster within five minutes of the Priory Church of St. George and the Dunster Tithe Barn Wedding & Events Venue.

Denan and myself take a deep dive into some of the big stories this week including KP's comments and the Broncos halves race which is seemingly over. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Historic Old Sweet Shop gets gold!The Old Sweet Shop, a quintessential chocolate box cottage with thatched roof, on Vicarage Road in Minehead, has been awarded Five Star Gold by VisitEngland, and the highest accolade given by the industry's national tourism body.In this podcast (which was recorded before the Five Star Gold award), Lucy and David talk lovingly about the sweet history of this chocolate box cottage and the people who occupied and visited here, before our custodianship. The Old Sweet Shop is one of four Exmoor Character Cottages that have achieved a Gold Award, along with The Oval, West Street, Dunster is Four Star Gold and Stone Barn, Vicarage Road, Minehead, Five Star Gold. Lucy Green, owner of Exmoor Character Cottages, said.” We're all delighted with the Gold Award for The Old Sweet Shop especially at the end of what has been another demanding year for our industry. We work hard to maintain our already exacting standards across all our four cottages, and we are pleased with this recognition by VisitEngland's assessors for The Old Sweet Shop. Achieving a coveted Gold award for three of our cottages is no mean feat and takes a huge amount of work and investment which we feel has paid off, not only for us, but for our valued guests and promotion of Exmoor as a quality destination.” About our cottages.The four self-catering holiday cottages in Dunster and Minehead sleep six to eight guests and are open all year round for short breaks and longer family holidays, and well-behaved dogs are welcome too. Facilities include hot tubs (Minehead) well equipped kitchens, beautiful bedrooms with their own bathrooms, private gardens, high quality entertainment systems and cosy sitting rooms with open fireplaces (except Stone Barn). The cottages are all Christmas decorated from the middle of November to give guests the opportunity to spend more time with their family and friends and a private chef can be organised for special occasions.  2021 was a record year for occupancy and 2022 is set to be even better as an increasing number of Lucy's guests return to enjoy another of the cottages in either Minehead or Dunster. Lucy says. “Seeing valued guests again is such a joy to us, over the years our guests have become our friends and have spent many special occasions at their favourite cottage. And in 2020 12 launched a new in-cottage dining service for guests to book for a special birthday or anniversary or simply if they want a rest from cooking! Great reviews bear testament to each guest experience, whether for praising the cleanliness of the cottages, the joy of the hot tubs, the private gardens, relaxing comfortable beds and the service from Lucy, and her team, to their peaceful location and some great days out across West Somerset and Exmoor. 

Fergus Hay returns to HealthTech hour with his colleague, Matthew Dunster, MD of Digital Home Visits for a social care special.

Francine Lee from Bumblees Preserves is an inspirational and award winning artisan preserves maker, based a short distance from our cottages here in Exmoor.With fresh fruit picked from her own garden or foraged from the hedgerows, Francine has an eye for detail and tongue for taste! And we love her strap-line too: "Made by me, not a factory."Of course, you can find out more about Bumblees on their website or via Facebook. You can also buy online or drop into The Deli in Dunster when you're staying with us.We hope you enjoy this podcast and can't wait to try Francine's full range soon!

Back in the Spring, Jackie launched Exmoor Village Walks in Dunster.With a spring in her step after a lockdown winter, Jackie has enthralled hundreds of visitors on her fun and friendly walks around Dunster each Tuesday.Braving the walk whatever the weather, Jackie's two hour tours are a great way to Discover more of Dunster and are the perfect accompaniment to the new Discover Dunster website.Priced at £10.00 per adult, £5.00 per child or £27.50 for a family ticket (2 Adults, 4 Children)To book: exmoorvillagewalks@gmail.com - or call: +44 07789 767710Dog Friendly! Non-Smoking. DBS Checked & Insured.VIRTUAL TOURS COMING SOON!

Q&A on the Apple TV+ show Ted Lasso with actor Phil Dunster. Moderated by Mara Webster, In Creative Company. Small-time American football coach Ted Lasso is hired to coach a professional football club in England, despite having no experience coaching football.

Dan and Scott's round up show of this weekends IPA action from Bournemouth joined by winner of the English Open Professional  Liam Dunster and English Amateur winner Morgan Mcinnes.

Phil Dunster is a young up and coming actor who's going from strength to strength, his career so far has consisted of a mixture of film, TV and theatre but he's best none for playing Jamie Tartt in the Emmy award winning Ted Lasso (Apple TV). Having had Kenneth Branagh take him under his wing he has worked on several projects with him, including "Murder on the Orient Express". Other credits include "Save Me" and "Strike Back" for Sky and "Humans" on Channel 4, Host - Elliot James Langridge The new season of Ted Lasso is on Apple TV now.

Los Angeles Rams All-Pro Offensive Tackle Andrew Whitworth and Rich discuss that crazy double-punt play in their Thursday Night win over the Seattle Seahawks, the “confidence and energy” Matthew Stafford has brought to the team's offense, and what it's like to have to face Aaron Donald in practice every day. Actor Phil Dunster and Rich discuss his “Jamie Tartt” character on ‘Ted Lasso' and reveals he actually made the booming 40-yard free kick in season 2's episode 6, if he regrets suggesting the producers use “Baby Shark” as his fan chant song, and how many more seasons of the beloved Apple TV+ series fans can expect.   Rich reveals which is his favorite ‘Caddyshack' scene, and a reluctant Chris Brockman (just 1-11 on his picks this season) offers up his latest “Sneaky Good Games' for NFL Week 5. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joins Chris after his terrific performance against the Cowboys on Saturday night and ahead of their run to the finals

A place so haunted you'll get the shit beat out of you and set on fire by a ghost. Also, what's with monochromatic, ghost women and staircases?

Here it is! The first episode of our second season, heavily trailed on social media and BBC Radio Somerset!This special celebration episode takes a deeper dive into The Oval, our historic holiday cottage located at the heart of West Street in Dunster.With its stone façade and magnificent garden with outstanding views, this beautiful house is steeped in history - and all 'mod cons' too!The Oval is one of our most popular cottages, especially as it comes with two parking spaces and a position which is just perfect for walkers, families and people who just love everything Dunster has to offer.We're celebrating this week, because Discover Dunster has just launched its brand new website, where you can find details of The Oval and every other independent business in this wonderful village in Exmoor.Book your break at The Oval via our website now!

Roz and Mocha fan Mike needs our help to try and fix his friendship with his best friend in a call you don't want to miss. Kristin Cavallari shoots down love triangle rumours. LeBron James on ‘Space Jam 2'. What is the pettiest reason you dumped someone? We chat with ‘Ted Lasso' stars Hannah Waddingham & Phil Dunster. Plus, Maurie and his dad Frank do the ‘Edgewalk' at the CN Tower! 

Cottages Uncut by Exmoor Character Cottages - S01 E13: Exmoor Village Walks launches in Dunster.Walks start on Tuesday 22nd June at 10:30am and 14:00 and every week thereafter throughout the year.  Meet at Dunster Steep Car Park - TA24 6AS. To find out more about Exmoor Village Walks, please follow, like and share their Facebook page and Instagram feeds. Spaces are limited!To book tickets online, visit www.NotTwoDeer.co.uk - £10 adults and £5 children. 

Our bocce league starts tomorrow, and we are......not ready. On today's show:Hot bocce talk (aka fear of our Bosnian demise)COVID looking goodVaccine arrogancePolice shortageBurlington Catholic Diocese in the news for exactly what you thinkBurlington High School kids don't mixLet's promote Michael Harrington!Bernie gets it right"Theory of Change" corrections housing solutionMs. Dunster takes overMolly Gray is going to Macedonia because she canNew asylum seekers in RutlandPFAs are everywhereRail yard projectHartford select board is a tough jobRock Point School does it rightLake Monsters are back, baby!Mysterious firing of Stowe editorIllegal vape salesScumbag mapBe bear awareA Montreal witchDog ticksTiny pigsCicadasWhat's on your road trip playlist?Woman speeds through vaccine siteLoomis! and macaroonsThanks for listening! Contact the show: 24theroadshow@gmail.com Intro/Outro Music by B-Complex: http://www.bcomplexproductions.com/home.html1st break music: Black Fly - "Green". Website: https://blackfly1.bandcamp.com/album/012nd break music: Bow Thayer - "This Thing Called God" . Website: https://bowthayer.com/ 

Mrs. Dunster’s buys Koffee Kup; Rock Point School removes a portrait of a slavery-supporting bishop; Interest in remote work has risen; Molly Gray and Lindsay Kurrle join the Vermont National Guard on a diplomatic mission.

Dunster's High Street has always been a popular destination for visitors, but the pandemic shook their independent retailers to the foundations. Now, the famous shopping streets in this medieval village are fighting back, with the Recovery Group bringing street furniture, a live stream webcam, new website and a plethora of marketing activities to help attract visitors this summer and beyond.One of the new retailers is Number 29 of Dunster High Street, a ladies clothes boutique owned and operated by Sue Ashton (formerly of Millstream Cottage B&B in West Street.)Today, we talk to Sue about her new shop, her colourful ranges including White Stuff and her hopes for the future. Here are some links to subjects discussed:Follow Sue's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Number29DunsterDiscover Dunster Recovery Group (DTF) and Live Streaming Camera: www.DiscoverDunster.infoTo find out more about our cottage here in Dunster, check out: https://www.exmoorcharactercottages.co.uk/the-oval-dunster-cottage/To support Dunster, check out Discover Dunster on Facebook and Instagram and @dunsterofficial on twitter. Dunster also features in our very own Little Book of Walks which is available at Not Two Deer at 21 High Street or here: www.NotTwoDeer.co.uk

In this special Saturday Night (Fever) episode, Lucy and David talked excitedly about being able to sit indoors to enjoy a meal, a drink and to avoid the current inclement weather! We also celebrated that we're a finalist in the @ipaper iTravel Staycation Awards in the self-catering category. Check out all the info on our social media tomorrow!David also spoke passionately about the importance of supporting our High Streets, local businesses and regional suppliers: or face the consequences.On top of all that, we also talked buses! Yes, buses! We can't wait to grab a choc-ice and take to the upper deck of the coastliner from Watchet, Doniford, Dunster, Minehead and onto Porlock and Lynmouth.Here's some links to help you enjoy this podcast even more:To book the last remaining summer week from 3rd July, contact Lucy directly on info@exmoorcharactercottages.co.ukFollow us on Facebook and Instagram now by searching 'Exmoor Character Cottages' or follow us @CottagesExmoor on twitter.Check out Dunster Tithe Barn on Facebook for more information about their upcoming events.Several businesses were mentioned, including Charlie Fridays of Lynton, The Deli in Dunster, Stuart Lowen Farm Shop, Made in Dunster, The Foresters Arms, Not Two Deer, Reeves Restaurant, The Luttrell Arms  and Tessa's Tea Shop!To buy The Little Book of Walks, click here. 

On episode 29 of "Unfiltered", join Emily, her roommate Amanda Stickels, and their two friends Ben Zhang and Dylan Zhou! They discuss and debunk myths surrounding Harvard's Housing Day, including whether or not being quadded is terrible, and whether or not your house determines your college experience. They also talk about the differences between upperclassmen houses and freshman dorms!! What are some stereotypes of Harvard houses? Do houses have better communities than the dorms? And why is Dunster so great (according to Dylan)? Find out on this episode.

In this 67th in a series of live discussions with Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying (both PhDs in Biology), we discuss the state of the world through an evolutionary lens. DarkHorse merchandise now available at: store.darkhorsepodcast.org Find more from us on Bret’s website (https://bretweinstein.net) or Heather’s website (http://heatherheying.com). Become a member of the DarkHorse LiveStreams, and get access to an additional Q&A livestream every month. Join at Heather's Patreon. Like this content? Subscribe to the channel, like this video, follow us on twitter (@BretWeinstein, @HeatherEHeying), and consider helping us out by contributing to either of our Patreons or Bret’s Paypal. Looking for clips from #DarkHorseLivestreams? Here are some, updated frequently: @DarkHorse Podcast Clips Theme Music: Thank you to Martin Molin of Wintergatan for providing us the rights to use their excellent music. Q&A Link: https://youtu.be/CZk6yLF__Es Mentioned in this episode: CNN’s Becky Anderson interviews WHO commission spokesperson Peter Daszak: https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2021/02/09/who-coronavirus-origin-wuhan-china-peter-daszak-interview-anderson-ctw-intl-ldn-vpx.cnn/video/playlists/coronavirus-intl/ IUCN’s (International Union for Conservation of Nature) Red List on Melogale moschata, the Small-toothed Ferret Badger: https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/41626/45209676#use-trade Mallapaty et al, February 10, 2021 Nature News article: ‘Major stones unturned’: COVID origin search must continue after WHO report, say scientists: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00375-7 Ladapo, February 4, 2021 in the Wall Street Journal. The ‘Universal Vaccination’ Chimera: https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-universal-vaccination-chimera-11612466130?mod=opinion_lead_pos5 UC Berkeley bans solitary, outdoor exercise: https://www.sfgate.com/education/article/Police-dorms-outdoor-exercise-UC-Berkeley-lockdown-15937294.php The Oregon Dept of Human Services jumps the same Covid shark, over and over and over again: https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/ORDHS/bulletins/2c097aa Casiraghi, L., Spiousas, I., Dunster, G.P., McGlothlen, K., Fernández-Duque, E., Valeggia, C. and Horacio, O., 2021. Moonstruck sleep: Synchronization of human sleep with the moon cycle under field conditions. Science Advances, 7(5), p.eabe0465. https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/advances/7/5/eabe0465.full.pdf Helfrich-Förster, C., Monecke, S., Spiousas, I., Hovestadt, T., Mitesser, O. and Wehr, T.A., 2021. Women temporarily synchronize their menstrual cycles with the luminance and gravimetric cycles of the Moon. Science Advances, 7(5), p.eabe1358. https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/advances/7/5/eabe1358.full.pdf This Week in Science: Moon Synchronicity: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/371/6528/twis?utm_campaign=toc_sci-mag_2021-01-28&et_rid=337917989&et_cid=3646874 Science News: Prozac turns guppies into ‘zombies’. https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2021/02/prozac-turns-guppies-zombiePolverino, G., Martin, J.M., Bertram, M.G., Soman, V.R., Tan, H., Brand, J.A., Mason, R.T. and Wong, B.B., 2021. Psychoactive pollution suppresses individual differences in fish behaviour. Proceedings of the Royal Society B, 288(1944): 20202294. https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2020.2294Amado, Jorge. Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands. https://www.amazon.com/Dona-Flor-Her-Two-Husbands/dp/0307276643 Heather on Biological Women’s Hour with Kellie-Jay Keen: https://youtu.be/QoGRWPSvZB8 Heather on Savage Minds podcast with Julian Vigo: https://savaSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/bretweinstein)

In this episode we introduce a brand new section, Lou's Reviews. Super Fan Louise trawls the internet for show reviews, we discuss what Taunton did for us, the benefits of a a good Golf Swing Thought and a range of other weird and wonderful things.

Follow us on Twitter @lassocast-Check out and support The Performing Arts Project!-Read about Joshua Jackson (the next George Clooney) and his beautiful wife!-You can find Kenny's other podcasts at Shame Watch & ID4 Minutes at a Time!

A true marriage of hearts and minds, Blair and Rosalyn met through Junior Achievement in Halifax and talked about starting a business together on their first date. More than 30 years later, they co-own Mrs. Dunster's, a much-loved food business that continues to grow through new product lines and acquisitions of other companies like Kredl's Corner Market in Hampton and McBuns Bakery in Moncton. Blair and Rosalyn join host Mark Leger to chat about their plans for expansion in Moncton and their desire to see the regional food sector grow as it recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Dan and Scott are joined by world number 1 Liam Dunster.  Scott has criticised Liam for his slow play in almost all previous episodes so what will he have to say about it?Can you  guess what other sport he was European champion in?

Transitioning to business leaders – 4m 24While content in their own personal careers, both Hannah and Tom were asked by their Father to be part of the family business. Throwing themselves in the deep end, they were able to see how different the corporate world was to that of the SME/family business world and had to learn how they could improve and make sure they had a core team behind them. Achieving balance and implementing innovation - 9m 27Systems and people can be the biggest challenges and learning how to balance both is vital. Dunster's Farm understood that by implementing modern systems, it would deliver huge benefits. While some employees were concerned about going too corporate and losing the personal customer touch, values of the business never changed, which meant not losing customer service or ethos. Past experiences helping future transformations 13m 20With Hannah and Tom having past experience outside the family business, it meant bringing in different skill sets but having the same vision and determination of progressing the business. They were able to find out how they could split the business and use their skills and outside perspective to make improvements and transformations.  Creating buy in 14m 55It's important that time is taken to talk to management teams and employees so that your passion and values are recognised. Often, you can find family business values are strong yet unwritten, so it's important to formalise them so that they are easy to understand and tangible. The more you can ensure management team buy in, the more the results will speak for themselves. Keeping employees engaged and motivated 17m 57Dunster's Farm recognises they're fortunate to have a workforce that is flexible, have an all hands-on deck attitude and live the same values which keeps employees naturally engaged and motivated. However, Tom and Hannah recognise, there's more to this than just having a good workforce.Covid-19 Challenges - 21mCovid-19 disrupted many businesses and Dunster's Farm being no exception. Facing 95% of client's doors closing overnight due to government guidelines, they did not have the option but to keep the wheels turning and come up with solutions to make the business more resilient.  The last 5 years – doing things differently - 24m 19Tom and Hannah reflect on what they would have done differently over the last 5 years and explain that getting business basics right from the get-go is vital as well as trusting your gut.Future challenges for family businesses beyond 2020 – 28 m 26The world has changed meaning things may not go back to how they were pre-Covid-19, therefore keeping a realistic mindset is a must.Contact Details:Website:  https://www.mazars.co.uk/Home/Webinars-Events/Podcasts/Exploring-Family-BusinessEmail: contact@mazars.co.ukTwitter: @Mazars_UKFacebook: Mazars UKLinkedIn: Mazars UKIn 2018, we launched our first Family Business survey in partnership with Family Business United. The survey revealed the challenges, opportunities and issues that family businesses are facing on a daily basis. And whilst the specific detail may change because of external factors, such as Brexit and now the global pandemic, it became clear that there are a number of issues that family businesses will always face, so we wanted to continue with our research in 2019 with a second survey and our 2020 survey will be published this Autumn. To view the Family Business Survey 2019, click hereTo request a copy of the Family Business survey when it is released, click here 

August 27. Henry Dunster. Dunster was an English Puritan and a preacher who looked for religious freedom in the New World. Three weeks after he arrived in Boston, the Harvard search committee offered Dunster a job. On this day in 1640, Dunster became the first president of Harvard. During his tenure, the first Harvard buildings […] The post Henry Dunster, US, College President first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

Tyler Bayley and PowerUp Leadership sponsor the production of the Inspired Leadership Podcast. This podcast highlights how to build leadership capability in our workplaces.  On this episode, we talk to Kari Lee, a part-time Chief Financial Officer for high growth businesses.  Kari helps businesses thrive by tapping into her years of progressive financial management experience. As a Chartered Professional Accountant, Kari is positioned to determine the financial impact of any business challenge.  Kari is the Owner & CEO of Inspired Financial Consulting based in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada.  She has worked with various organizations consulting across industry and sector as well as clients at different phases of growth – from start ups to well established brand names. In her consulting practice Kari guides business owners in determining the most profitable set up of staffing and resources, including securing bank financing, funding applications, and strategic growth initiatives. Currently Kari is working as a financial coach and mentor, and part time CFO where she manages cash flow forecasting, financial statement analysis, and KPI dashboards to help clients achieve their strategic goals. Kari has worked with many of Atlantic Canada’s top companies including J.D. Irving - RST Sunbury, Source Atlantic, Actemium Canada, and Mrs. Dunster’s.  Her experience includes financial analysis, financial modelling, budgeting, forecasting, and ERP implementation. Kari is a valuable business partner because she understands that a business is the sum of its finances, operations, marketing, sales, and HR. The financial statements will tell about past performance but it is the plan for future performance that will plot the trajectory of any company. Kari understands business and knows that the whole must work together to make something amazing. Kari is a visionary and can see how each part fits together to form a plan that empowers key stake holders to march in the same direction. To contact Kari, email her at kari.lee@inspiredfc.ca.  Check out more about her company at Inspired Financial Consulting. Thank you to our listeners for your ongoing support and suggestions.  If you would like to be a guest on the Inspired Leadership podcast or have a suggestion for a topic for a future episode, email susan@powerupleadership.ca. Until next time, stay inspired!!!

A quick recap of my podcasts and guests to date and a Tribute to a dear friend........Neil "Denny" Dunster.Rest in Peace my friend

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.06.01.128728v1?rss=1 Authors: Casiraghi, L. P., Spiousas, I., Dunster, G., McGlothlen, K., Fernandez-Duque, E., Valeggia, C., de la Iglesia, H. Abstract: As humans transitioned from hunter-gatherer to agricultural to highly urbanized post-industrial communities they progressively created environments that isolated sleep from its ancestral regulators, including the natural light-dark cycle. A prominent feature of this isolation is the availability of artificial light during the night, which delays the onset of sleep and shortens its duration. Before artificial light, moonlight was the only source of natural light sufficient to stimulate activity during the night; still, evidence for the modulation of sleep timing by lunar phases under natural conditions is controversial. Here we use data collected with wrist actimeters that measure daily sleep to show a clear synchronization of nocturnal sleep timing with the lunar cycle in participants who live in environments that range from a rural setting without access to electricity to a highly urbanized post-industrial one. The onset of sleep is delayed and sleep duration shortened as much as 1.5 hours on nights that precede the full moon night. Our data suggests that moonlight may have exerted selective pressure for nocturnal activity and sleep inhibition and that access to artificial evening light may emulate the ancestral effect of early-night moonlight. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

In this episode of Back Row and Chill Stay Home Special, Noel and Jahannah spoke to Anto Sharp, Alex Mytton, Louisa Harland, Phil Dunster, Nathan Bryon, Anthony De Prezzo, and Duane Henry.

In this episode of Back Row and Chill Stay Home Special, Noel and Jahannah spoke to Anto Sharp, Alex Mytton, Louisa Harland, Phil Dunster, Nathan Bryon, Anthony De Prezzo, and Duane Henry.

1995 SOLVED Murder from Harvard University.Why Trang Ho: This case is not recent, but thats why it is so important. When you search Trang Ho’s name a lot comes up about her roommate and killer, Sinedu Tadesse, who stabbed Trang to death and then committed suicide. The case touches on the topic of mental health and how it could have altered the course for Trang and Sinedu. Listen to Victim 1: Trang Ho to learn the specifics of Trang’s case and why it is so important that her legacy lives on forever. Sources:· The Harvard Crimson, “Hostage to The Past: The 1995 Murder Suicide in Dunster”: https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2017/3/23/hostage-to-the-past/· The Harvard Crimson, “Tadesse Did Not Merit Victimhood”: https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1995/9/13/tadesse-did-not-merit-victimhood-pas/· The New Yorker, “Diary of a Murderer”: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1996/06/03/diary-of-a-murder· The New York Times, “Harvard Deaths Leave a Puzzle Whose Central Piece May Never Be Found”: https://www.nytimes.com/1995/06/05/us/harvard-deaths-leave-a-puzzle-whose-central-piece-may-never-be-found.html· Habeshadiaspora, “Remembering A Murder-Suicide at Harvard”: https://habeshadiaspora.wordpress.com/2009/09/21/remembering-a-murder-suicide-at-harvard/· LA Times, “2 Premed Students Die, 3rd Woman Hurt in Harvard Murder-Suicide”: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1995-05-29-mn-7292-story.html· CBS News, “1 and 5 college students so stressed they consider suicide”: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/1-in-5-college-students-so-stressed-they-consider-suicide/· AP News, “Report: Harvard Student in Murder-Suicide Made Plea for Help”: https://apnews.com/329a8eafcb204f1c453a605cbdd1457e· Washington Post, “45 wounds and a noose”: https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1995/05/31/45-wounds-and-a-noose-harvard-ponders-student-murder-suicide/c0fdb899-99bb-4489-b748-05e231748ee8/· Chicago Tribune, “Stab Wounds Show Student Fought Killer”: https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-1995-05-30-9505300131-story.html· The Nebraskan, “Harvard Neglects its Students”: https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-1995-05-30-9505300131-story.html

For episode 13 of the "50 Baptists You Should Know" series, learn about Henry Dunster, the president of Harvard College who was deeply moved by the testimony of Obadiah Holmes.

Blair Hyslop, of Mrs. Dunster's baked goods, and his team are working to match up workers with jobs in this province, creating Food Works Atlantic.

Blair Hyslop is the co-CEO and co-owner of Mrs. Dunster's which also owns McBuns, Kredl's Corner Market in Hampton and Snair's Bakery on PEI.

On episode 12, Julie & Art travel to Dunster England.  This is the second stop as part of our exploration of the Somerset area.  Top ten things to do in Dunster In this podcast, we take you through our top 10 list of things to do in Dunster England.  Listen for our travel tips and overview of our suggested places to visit, including: Dunster Village Dunster Castle Priory Church of St. George Yarn Market Dunster Museum and Dolls Collection Exmoor National Park Dunster Beach Dunster Country Fair West Somerset Railway Cleeve Abbey https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/cleeve-abbey/ Travel Tips and Fun Facts We also share a few fun facts and tips you'll want to consider on your visit to this city which is easily accessible from Taunton.    Travel Resources We consulted “DK Eyewitness Travel Guide Great Britain” for identifying specific attractions to include during our trip.  The book was helpful to identify walking tours, museums, as well as providing days and times that specific places are open to visit.  We recommend purchasing a book similar to this one when planning a longer trip. Visit Dunster England We hope this episode inspire you to consider the Dunster area in England as part of your UK travels. You'll find our blog posts on our Dunster visit at these links: An English Country Fair in Dunster Stolling Dunster Seaside Which attractions will you explore on a trip to Dunster?      The Places Where We Go Podcast: The Places Where We Go Podcast is released every other week in your favorite podcast app along as well as on our website at www.theplaceswherewego.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theplaceswherewego Twitter: https://twitter.com/theplaceswhere1 Email: Write to us at comments@theplaceswherewego.com We'll see you at the places where we go. Julie & Art

This podcast tells the story of a unique traditional Christmas carol which is only ever sung in the medieval village of Dunster in Somerset 

Hi there everyone! Today is the very last regular episode of 2019, and who better to round up the year than the incredibly kind and amazingly talented - Cameron Dunster! I had a wonderful time getting to know him, and really have our first one on one chat together. He was so generous, and wonderful and I just fell in love with the way he spoke about his passions. On top of being a fantastic performing artist,he’s also a beautiful graphic designer! His art can be seen on his website at cameronddesign.com If you've ever been lucky enough to see him perform, then you know that Cameron also has the most beautiful stage presence; I’ve always been a huge fan of his performance and now I’m a huge fan of his in general. Thanks so much for listening! See you all in the New Year!

On the latest episode of Fashion Originators, I chat with Natalie Simond (founder of Amadeus Bijoux), Alice McAnulty (Lone Design Club), and Sophie Dunster (founder of Gung Ho London) in the Lone Design Club anti Black Friday pop up store. During our conversation, we explored the (rather ambiguous) question of what sustainable fashion really means, and how we can create better businesses (and be better shoppers).  Thank you so much to Lone Design Club for being an incredible venue for such an important conversation, and for bringing creators like Sophie, Nathalie, Alice and myself together. I was so humbled by my audience for their incredible questions, attention and turn out. Thank you to my producer Tom Duncan for making sure everything recorded properly, and to Amanda from LDC for her kindness and help!  Follow everyone:  Amadeus Bijoux Gung Ho London Alice McAnulty / Lone Design Club Producer: Tom Duncan To keep up-to-date with everything Fashion Originators: For podcast updates - www.fashionoriginators.com  For Instagram fun - www.instagram.com/fashionoriginatorspodcast For Facebook updates - www.facebook.com/fashionoriginators Thank you so much for listening! If you enjoyed the show, it would mean the world to me if you wrote a review on Apple Podcasts! The more reviews there are, the easier it is for others to find and enjoy the show too.  

To celebrate 10 years at Tallaght Stadium we have Paul Donohue and former Rovers midfielder Stephen Rice in Johnny Blues Bar. In the first half hour of the show we (try to) review the Finn Harps game with Dunster, who did an overnighter in Ballybofey with the Hoops SC and met the famous up Tom there. We describe the cast of characters on our first ever bus and the scenes after the Rovers goal. Then Ricer arrives to talk the Under 19s job and the Roadstone project (hat-trick for OMOREHIOMWAN) and from 1 hour 5 minutes we all delve into the Tallaght era: the highs (Bray), the lows (Fingal) and the emotion around the opening game in 2009. Ricer tells his favourite Pat Flynn story and recalls how great Real Madrid's Guti smelled, nearly drowning in a puddle against Juventus and of course his goal at White Lart Lane, while Paul talks about being in Tel Aviv and Belgrade as a fan for those famous wins.

This week, I chatted to Sophie Dunster, founder of sustainable fashion label, Gung Ho. We talked about Sophie’s zero-carbon upbringing, the sartorial stereotypes of environmentalists and Gang Ho’s new focus for 2019: food! Clothes and The Rest Gung Ho The Water We Eat Thanks for listening!

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Cup of tea with Pete, ex Box resident now living in Dunster, in deepest rural Somerset.

Carly and Glenford discuss the Burnham Complaint, Jen Agg’s Kitchen Bitches Conference, Rene Redzepi and David Chang’s perspective on managing a kitchen, and examine some of the opportunities available to restaurant owners and managers to create a better workplace. about how to design a healthier hospitality kitchen by asking the question: are 21st century chefs still working in 20th century work environments?

"Hey look they finally updated", you think in your smug head as you do your smug white people things that you are so smug about. WELL OKAY ITS BEEN A WHILE. That's why you are lucky enough to get a video out of it! And in it there is tons of cat abuse. Like a metric dick-ton. That's a lot more than usual. Some people totally watched. I made facial expressions. Connor sat in the background. Fuck microphones. And communism, RIGHT? Larry Sanders.  Direct Link

Good gravy Miss Mravy, this one was fun.  Our shadow guest Jesse lurked in the.....darker part of the room for most of the episode.  We had more terrible voices like the Grizzled Boxing Promoter and Old Grandma Who Likes To Tell Boring Stories.  Those are both terrible examples because they both only lasted a couple seconds.  We had long talks about growing up scrambling for cable porn and you know, other fun topics that will make you click play.  Oh yeah, old people spicing up their sex lives.  That should be a winner.  If that hasn't convinced you then I absolutely REFUSE to continue typYou Ruined It by Old Rich People Go To Farms on MixcloudDirect Link

Well we're back for another week in Full Distort cast (Because we shout into the microphones). We Browse Reddit, Discuss how crappy the 90's were and Dave tells us about his sexual awakening that was growing up in England. Turn down your volume and turn up your enjoyment! Or whatever don't.Plug Your Buttle by Old Rich People Go To Farms on MixcloudDirect Link

Check it OUT, our first video podcast!  We totally did this live but nobody watched other than this Kristi girl who would NOT shut UP the ENTIRE TIME. (Kristi we honestly love you so much thanks for being a champ). Well we talked about football and suspensions and drugs and drank SOME BEERS cause AMERICA THATS WHY YOU FUCKING KRAUTS.  I have a huge patriotic hardon right now and I have to go be alone for a while. Direct Link

OMG I made a theme song!  I mean stole it.  Wait, I'm honestly not sure if anyone cares.Yeah I stole it.Click here to hear the ORPGTF Theme Song

Oh cool, so like, we did another one. Austen joined us and he was kinda out of it but also he was kinda Austen which was cool. Also some parents showed up which was annoying, I'm not entirely sure whose they were. Also Blade's biggest fan showed up. The vampire killer guy. Not Sonya Blade. Or Blade Runner. Or Blades of Steel. Or an actual knife blade. Wait, actually that last one was true.2ndBababooey by Oldrichpeoplegotofarms on MixcloudDirect Link

Jesus Mary O'Malley, it's episode 3. We had a few special guests stop by, and I don't want to ruin the surprise so let's just say they both go by the name Woody. Wait, that's too obvious, let's just say Mr. Allen and Mr. Harrelson stopped by. Wait. Fuck's sake. Also this guy Gino I used to got to grade school with stopped by, and his mouth, honestly I can't believe he tongue kisses his mother with that mouth. It's a weird family, I think it's an Italian thing.  Don't Shampoo a Shampooer by Oldrichpeoplegotofarms on MixcloudDirect Link

For the inaugural episode of Old Rich People Go To Farms, Connor and Dave take on life, movies, rap music, everclear, dicks and bigger dicks. Except for those last two.  Bababooey by Oldrichpeoplegotofarms on MixcloudDirect Link

Translation: Mine campses.  Rosie Perez says "hey".  All three of themz.  We watch music videos because fuck you, just visualize it.  Darryl gets said once or twice.  Prince is soooooo gay but sooooooooooooey.  Robin Williams is, a, a, a person who talks.  WHO DOESN'T KNOW RAFFI!???!Mein Kempf by Oldrichpeoplegotofarms on MixcloudDirect Link

This episode was kinda short, and filled with a clusterfuck for the first 10 minutes.  Because two people we knew wouldn't shut the fuck up.  Let's just call them......Gylan....and......Boston.....(BECAUSE THAT RHYMES WITH THEIR ACUTAL NAMES).  Some guy tried to chirp us so WE STRAIGHT UP SMOKED HIS BITCH ASS.  Like a ham.  Snoop was in a horror movie.  GET OFF MY PLANE.  Drunk.Jack The Ripper Was Misunderstood by Oldrichpeoplegotofarms on MixcloudDirect Link