Podcasts about famous first words

The gang's all here! Ben, Michael, Jessy, and Noah, join together to talk about their recent travels, celebrate some exciting milestones in our listeners' lives, and look at a bunch of wild ancient animal drawings. Games this week: "Famous First Words" and "Who's the Bestiary?"

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Tim Warwood ex professional snowboarder, sport events commentator, TV, radio and podcast host and Founder of the game show Famous First Words. Tim Warwood is a British TV presenter known for his energetic style and entertaining hosting skills. Tim started snowboarding at Britain's first indoor snow centre, the Tamworth Snowdome. It was there that he met his best friend Adam Gendle and they have been on a thousand adventures since. Tim started doing seasons and became UK Snowboarding Champion by 20. Travelling and filming with Gendle he got into commentating snowboarding events in the UK which lead to being part of the BBC's Winter Olympics commentary team. He's co-hosted Red Bull's Soap Box Race travelling all around the world. He presented the legendary Winter Sports show Ski Sunday and also the Animal Impossible TV series for BBC Studios. Find out about how Tim got into Snowboarding, going off on seasons, filming snowboard movies, commentating at the Olympics, how he and Gendle started Famous First Words and what they have in store for the show. You can follow what Warwood is up to on Instagram at tim_warwoodLike what you hear?  Please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and leave a short review. It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference.The Rad Season Action Sports Podcast come out across all podcast players with a new episode every Monday.For show notes and past guests, please visit: radseason Past guests on The Rad Season Show include Stacy Peralta, Wim Hof, Mike Cessario, Xavier de le Rue, Todd Richards, JJ Thomas. Contact Rad Season On our website radseason.com On Instagram at radseason and olirussellcowan On LinkedIn at olirussellcowan Email us at info@radseason.com Thanks for listening & keep it rad!

Iain is joined by Tim Warwood: BBC snowboarding, skateboarding, BMX reporter, and generally ‘very loud voice' (his words). We discuss how snowboarding took him from Tamworth to Colorado to commentating around the world on the sport.  Among the many stories Tim shares, he tells us how he persuaded Bill Nighy to lipsync to Kim Wilde, what's it's like being a “professional snowballer” and the truth behind that infamous moment when Jenny Jones won bronze at Sochi. SHOW NOTES Tim is not 50 years old, despite what it says on FamousBirthdays.com He started snowboarding at Britain's first indoor snow centre, the Tamworth Snowdome (6:00) Tim's first season was in Winter Park in Colarado (8:45) Listen to Iain's interview with Pat Sharples, GB Snowsports Head Coach (9:00) Listen to our interview with pioneer snowboarder Chris Moran (14:20) He did definitely finish 3rd in the Banked Slalom at the 2023 Brits (14:50) Tim may or may not be current British snowboard slalom champion… (15:00) The Brits took place in Aviemore in April 2023 (16:00) Tim was working in Vail when he started making snowboard movies (19:00) Adam Gendle is Tim's long-time film-making partner (21:30) Jeremy Sladen at the Snowboard Asylum sponsored the first set of movies that Tim and Adam produced (23:00) Titles includes ‘Proper', ‘Big Ass Big Airs', ‘Show Offs' and ‘Terminal Ferocity' (23:45) Check out Tim's 2006 Brits Video (25:00) Watch the movie ‘Chalet Girl' (26:45) And definitely watch the closing credits… (28:30) Tim presented ‘Freesports on 4' (31:30) Iain interviewed Ski Sunday's Ed Leigh in Episode 169 It featured events the Xbox (Gumby's) Big Day Out (33:00) The London Freeze took place at Battersea Power Station (34:00) In 2014, Tim was asked to join the BBC Sport team to cover the Sochi Winter Olympics (35:00) Who wouldn't want to be a “professional snowballer” (36:20) Jenny Jones won Team GB's first ever Olympic medal on snow in the snowboard slopestyle (37:45) Ed Leigh, Aimee Fuller and Tim got rather excited… (38:30) The ‘Daily Mail' described the commentary team as  “Immature idiots” (39:20) Tim was a reporter for the BBC at the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics, held in 2021 (43:00) Being a reporter is more than just an “eyes and teeth” role (47:00) Tim also reported from the Commonwealth Games for the BBC (50:00) Beijing was a different experience as Tim was located in Manchester (52:00) Tim filmed a feature on splitboarding for Ski Sunday in Scotland (55:00) Look out for the hare when Tim went snowboarding in Weardale (59:15) Find out about Yad Moss in Episode 88 of The Ski Podcast (1:00:00) Enjoy ‘Gravity Grandma' on YouTube (1:01:45) Catch up with more of Tim's work on ‘The Indestructibles‘ (1:03:00) Watch ‘The Nearly Men' with Marc Webber (01:03:45) Find out more about Tim's ‘Famous First Words' game show tour (01:05:00) Read White Lines' defence of the infamous Jenny Jones commentary   “Riding switch is like writing left-handed while wearing a chip hat and being attacked by seagulls” (01:08:30)

Jesus is King, you are not. In our new series, we are looking into the gospel of Mark to learn more about Jesus' identity as king, and the significance of the Cross. This week, Lead Pastor Grant Bruscoe continues our series by looking into three miracles that Jesus performed in the book of Mark, and reminds us that Jesus is Healer. We'd love to connect with you! Fill out our online connect card here: https://summitspokane.churchcenter.com Visit https://summitchurchnw.com/kids-online for our Sunday Kids experience! For more resources and info on upcoming events visit our website, https://summitchurchnw.com.

Im November geht es los mit Famous First Words, dem Podcast von podwatch.io, in dem wir lernen, wie erfolgreiche Podcasts groß geworden sind. Freut euch auf clevere Insights und die spannendsten Podcast Momente. Mit dabei sind z.B. Matthias Kugler von "Die größten Hits und ihre Geschichte", Matthias von Hellfeld von "Eine Stunde History" oder Tina Hildebrand und Heinrich Wefing vom Zeit Podcast "Das Politikteil".

Full episodes info and Show Notes - www.wearelookingsideways.com Festive Special! Yep, as is now very much tradition in the Looking Sideways universe, for this special Christmas episode I was joined by my old pals Tim and Gendle for our fourth mince pie, Secret Santa and booze-filled yuletide jamboree. Now, if you've listened to any of these episodes before, you'll know what to expect - although this year, I'm happy to report, we managed to juggle schedule and beat the rapidly-approaching Covid restrictions to do this one in person. Tim and Gend had a Famous First Words gig about ten days before Christmas in London, so I packed the podcast kit, donned the mark and headed on up to the Smoke to record this episode. If you're new to the show or unfamiliar with the boys and their work, allow me to introduce them: two of the biggest influences and most-loved presences in British snowboarding, whether as film-makers, presenters or snowboarders. This year's show took the usual format and ran with it. So expect a Christmas quiz, Secret Santa gift exchanges, the three of us getting steadily more pissed, the boys turning the tables on me and asking me a few questions, and so on. We had a great time doing this one, so I hope you enjoy it. Merry Christmas! Thanks to Matt Ward for the theme tune, and to my editor Fina Charleson.

Steve and Remfry peer gingerly into the murky world of early 2010's indie brit pop revivalists Viva Brother (originally aired on https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/90-a-brass-rubbing-of-oasis/id1417888519?i=1000472490877 (Riot Act #90) 24th April 2020). Except they didn't revivalise indie brit pop in the slightest. Instead, they decided to release Famous First Words, one of the most creatively moribund albums featured on Broken Records so far. Released to a tirade of bad press, Viva Brother broke up mere months after the release of this, their debut album. 

Morning sermon from 17th January 2021. Preacher Jonathan Bramwell

Welcome back to TBOTA! Today - a Special Edition: Today's TBOTA is a bit different. A crossover episode today as the boys from NFFHC crash in and have a raucous two hours of shit-talking, joke rating, and old-man reminiscing about.... Australia, hitchhiking, male Galadriels, covidiots, carrying an etch-a-sketch, coming twice, absolute codswallop, rating jokes, getting intestines confused, the value of prepping, Famous First Words memories (about 52 minutes in) and the inevitable demise of Taking The Rise. WARNING: Not for the easily offended. This is what increasingly drunker comedians arguing sounds like. Back to normal (is there such a thing?) next week. Support the show: Become a patron and help me make this show Rent the award-winning One Jewish Boy

Welcome back to TBOTA! Today I twaddle on about The patrons (love you guys), Six months of TBOTA, Podcasts - JRE being both on and not on Spotify, Free speech crusaders, TFATK, The situation in Belarus Then I phone up the hilarious Nicole Harris and we yak about young grasshoppers, craving normality, swastikas, painting sub-text, online etiquette, Famous First Words memories, gigging pre vs post covid, ecosia, vagina candles, making speeches, keeping fit in covid times, Jews for Jesus, The magic open-mic circuit Support the show: Become a patron and help me make this show Rent the award-winning One Jewish Boy

On Friday, we will have our first ever guest, Victoria Oduwa, in the Writer's Room. She is a published writer, who's piece was released in the collection of works, "Famous First Words." SHOP MERCH: https://www.bonfire.com/store/thewritersroom/ BECOME A PATRON: https://www.patreon.com/thewritersroom THANK YOU TO MY PATRONS: Ty Brown MY LINKS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theauthorside/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/theauthorside --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thewritersroom/support

Another week, another episode of friction and tension between the boys Riot Act, as Remfry and Steve review new releases by Trivium, Elephant Tree, Elder and Katatonia, as well as throwing in a review of Fiona Apple's 'Fetch the Bolt Cutters' an album that, since its release last week has garnered such strong critical praise, it seemed remiss not to cover it in some fashion on the show. Elsewhere, there's an insight into John Dolmayan's opinion on whether we'll ever get new System of a Down material (don't get your hopes up) and our Broken Record this week is Famous First Words, the 2011 debut album from insipid indie stardom-seekers Viva Brother See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sudbury, Ontario country artist Gil Grand  - living in Nashville since the late 90s - is here to chat about his newest venture Gil Grand Country Music Tours. We'll also look back at his 1997 debut single "Famous First Words" and chat about his tribute shows including One Night With Conway. Tune in to hear great stories & great songs from this talented country artist!  

The moment you see Jesus

Pastor Tom Grieb concludes our series, "Famous Last Words." The resurrection of Christ brings hope and healing to a world that so desperately needs it.  The resurrection of Jesus is good news indeed. Before the news of Christ's resurrection had time to take hold the disciples hid themselves away, fearing for their lives.  Thomas was not among them.  He had distanced himself from the rest of the disciples, if for no other reason than to deal with his grief by himself.  Everyone deals with grief in their own way. Thomas has long been called “Doubting Thomas” and for good reason.  He was a “I'll believe it when I see it” kind of guy.  He got his chance.  Jesus appeared and gave Thomas the opportunity to place his hands where the nails had been driven and where the spear had pierced his side.  “My Lord and My God” was Thomas' response.  Instead of doubting, Thomas now believed. In the mix of that Jesus also had a word for us who are so empirical.  He says, “Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe.”  Ours is by faith and not by sight.  By faith, we are awakened to all sorts of things we wouldn't otherwise experience, including the grand good news of Christ's resurrection.

Pastor Tom Grieb concludes our series, "Famous Last Words." The resurrection of Christ brings hope and healing to a world that so desperately needs it.  The resurrection of Jesus is good news indeed. Before the news of Christ's resurrection had time to take hold the disciples hid themselves away, fearing for their lives.  Thomas was not among them.  He had distanced himself from the rest of the disciples, if for no other reason than to deal with his grief by himself.  Everyone deals with grief in their own way. Thomas has long been called “Doubting Thomas” and for good reason.  He was a “I'll believe it when I see it” kind of guy.  He got his chance.  Jesus appeared and gave Thomas the opportunity to place his hands where the nails had been driven and where the spear had pierced his side.  “My Lord and My God” was Thomas' response.  Instead of doubting, Thomas now believed. In the mix of that Jesus also had a word for us who are so empirical.  He says, “Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe.”  Ours is by faith and not by sight.  By faith, we are awakened to all sorts of things we wouldn't otherwise experience, including the grand good news of Christ's resurrection.

Pastor Tom Grieb concludes our series, "Famous Last Words." The resurrection of Christ brings hope and healing to a world that so desperately needs it.  The resurrection of Jesus is good news indeed. Before the news of Christ’s resurrection had time to take hold the disciples hid themselves away, fearing for their lives.  Thomas was not among them.  He had distanced himself from the rest of the disciples, if for no other reason than to deal with his grief by himself.  Everyone deals with grief in their own way. Thomas has long been called “Doubting Thomas” and for good reason.  He was a “I’ll believe it when I see it” kind of guy.  He got his chance.  Jesus appeared and gave Thomas the opportunity to place his hands where the nails had been driven and where the spear had pierced his side.  “My Lord and My God” was Thomas’ response.  Instead of doubting, Thomas now believed. In the mix of that Jesus also had a word for us who are so empirical.  He says, “Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe.”  Ours is by faith and not by sight.  By faith, we are awakened to all sorts of things we wouldn’t otherwise experience, including the grand good news of Christ’s resurrection.

A new MP3 sermon from First Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Famous First Words Speaker: Dr. Sinclair B. Ferguson Broadcaster: First Presbyterian Church Event: Sunday - PM Date: 3/17/2019 Bible: Genesis 1:26-2:3 Length: 49 min.

Full episode info and Show Notes - www.wearelookingsideways.com Yep, it’s a full mince pie and secret Santa-themed two hour special with the great Tim Warwood and Adam Gendle, universally known as Tim and Gend. I’ve been meaning to get these two giants of the UK snowboarding scene on for months now, and my first ever festive special, recorded over mince pies and Twiglets at the start of December 2018, was the perfect opportunity. If you’re not familiar with the work of Tim and Gendle, then settle in for two hugely enjoyable hours as we take a leisurely look back over their unique careers in snowboarding and beyond. Although the boys first came to prominence as promising UK riders in the late 90s, they really made their name when they produced, directed and edited a series of era-defining UK snowboarding films. It was a peerless decade-long run that celebrated British snowboarding in all its unique glory, setting the tone and epitomising a spirit of UK snowboarding that still holds true today. Naturally, we looked back at this, and also talked about what the boys have been up to in the last few years; which has been pursing their post snowboarding careers as presenters, directors and producers; latterly focussing on their amazing quiz show concept Famous First Words. I love Tim and Gend. I’ve had some of the best times of my life with these boys, and I’ve watched on proudly as they’ve leapt from success to success. As with any good double act, you’re in safe hands with Tim and Gend, which is why I knew they’d be the perfect guests for my festive show. Grab a mulled wine, mince pie or shot of Jagermeister, and get ready for for two hours of tales from two of UK snowboardings’ finest. Big thanks as ever to Matt Ward for the theme tune.

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This was recorded at The Gunners Pub about two hours before it was uploaded. Thank you to Andy Winfield, Jack, Aaron, and Steph for talking to me, and thank you to Dylan and The Gunners Pub for hosting the open mic night Famous First Words. You can find out more about these open mics at: -- https://www.facebook.com/soundeventsolutions1 -- You can find more from Andy Winfield at: -- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMxp3x868xhNoCWVu8EXVMw -- Twitter: -- https://www.twitter.com/andy_winfield -- And you can find me in the usual places: Instagram: -- https://www.instagram.com/saddestnightout -- Twitter: -- https://www.twitter.com/saddestnightout -- Email: -- saddestnightout@gmail.com -- Patreon: -- https://www.patreon.com/saddestnightout -- Otherwise just search for SADDESTNIGHTOUT and you'll probably find me. Thanks for listening, and I'll see you tomorrow.

hi guys! this is the fifth episode of The Throwaways, a new podcast where we take a look at some of the most negatively criticized albums and see if they really deserve the title of worst album. in this episode, we talk about Viva Brother and his debut album Famous First Words. (Intro music is from “Happy Rock” by Bensound) Follow us and subscribe! Website: www.colorfulmonsters.com Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/colorfulmonsters SoundCloud: @colorful_monsters Twitter: twitter.com/BuryTheMonsters Facebook: facebook.com/colorfulmonsters/ Spotify: open.spotify.com/user/colorfulmonsters

In 1997, Sudbury, Ontario's Gil Grand signed a music publishing deal with TMP out of Toronto, Canada headed by Frank Davies and moved to Nashville. Within just a few months of his arrival, he secured two cuts, Love Trip with Virgin recording artist Jerry Kilgore and On Again Off Again with MCA recording artist Tracy Byrd. His songwriting skills and singing ability immediately caught the attention of top record executives, and he soon signed a major U.S. record deal with Sony Music Nashville’s Monument Records.His debut album, Famous First Words, gained the respect and accolades of the country music industry on both sides of the border. On the strength of that record, he received three CCMA nods, including Male Vocalist of the Year, Album of the Year and Wrangler Rising Star. His impressive sophomore effort 'Burnin' netted him five CCMA nominations, including Single of the Year, Song of the Year, Video of the Year and Album of the Year, with Grand taking home the award for Male Vocalist of the Year. In 2006, Gil released his third album, Somebody’s Someone, which he co-produced with Joel Feeney, earning a CCMA award for Record Producer of the Year. In October 2007, Grand and business partner Randy Gee launched Grand & Gee Music Group, a Nashville-based music publishing company and full-service recording studio. The company earned CCMA nominations for Music Publisher of the Year in 2009, 2010, 2011and 2012. Bucky Covington brought G&G their first top 30 single with. I Want My Life Back, and Chris Young’s big number one hit Tomorrow became Grand & Gee Music’s first chart topper and SESAC Song of the Year.

Country artist GIL GRAND was born and raised in Sudbury, Ontario. He started to sing and play guitar at age 14 and went on to win the Canadian Open Country Singing Contest three years in a row. In the late 1990s, he signed a publishing deal and made the move to Nashville. His talent for songwriting  and singing brought him to the attention of top record executives, and he soon signed a major U.S. record deal with Sony Music Nashville’s Monument Records. The release of his debut album Famous First Words won him fans on both sides of the border and earned him three CCMA nominations, including Male Vocalist of the Year, Album of the Year and Wrangler Rising Star. He went on to release two other successful albums: 2002's Burnin' and 2006's Somebody's Someone. Along with his debut hit single Famous First Words, Gil has had chart-toppers with Let's Start Livin', Cry A Little, Break It To Them Gently and Spilled Perfume. In October 2007, Gil and business partner Randy Gee opened the doors of Grand & Gee Music Group, a Nashville-based music publishing company and recording studio. They earned CCMA nominations for Music Publisher of the Year in 2009, 2010 and 2011 and celebrated their first number one single with Chris Young’s big hit Tomorrow. Gil now has a brand new single released to Country radio called Groove.   

In this weeks episode we talk about Neil Gaiman and his Sandman prequel, the NPR Top 100 Young Adult Books poll, and the controversy surrounding the Stop The Goodreads Bullies website. We also look at io9â²s list of great first lines and provide a few of our own..This item belongs to: audio/podcasts.This item has files of the following types: Archive BitTorrent, Item Tile, JPEG, JPEG Thumb, Metadata, Ogg Vorbis, PNG, VBR MP3