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Before search engines, we had to rely on memory and investigation to answer our questions. Then, search engines made answers instantly available. Now, in the age of AI, we have to engineer our questions to get the best results.Frank Farrall, Deloitte's Strategy & Analytics Ecosystems and Alliances Leader, knows that asking the right questions is just as critical as knowing the answers. Frank is a global business builder with 20 years of experience helping clients and startups become billion-dollar businesses through AI and digital transformation.In this episode, Satyen and Frank discuss identifying worthy investments, the sexiness of prompt engineering, and efficient engagement with AI.--------“I think in a lot of cases, prompt engineering will at least become a skill that knowledge workers, creative workers use to get an outcome from the technology. I think some people will be highly, highly specialized. I actually think prompts are going to have value in organizations and I think prompt libraries and how you manage prompts will become a set of IP and something that's highly valuable inside organizations. I think prompt engineering has a very significant future ahead of it. I think all of us are going to have to learn some level of prompt engineering to be effective in the future.” – Frank Farrall--------Time Stamps:*(02:42): Defining the AI ecosystem*(07:55): How to identify a worthy investment*(23:23): How “sexy” is prompt engineering?*(41:44): The future of generative AI*(44:43): Satyen's Takeaways--------SponsorThis podcast is presented by Alation.Learn more:* Subscribe to the newsletter: https://www.alation.com/podcast/* Alation's LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/alation/* Satyen's LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ssangani/--------LinksFollow Frank on LinkedIn

For this episode of Respectfully podcast, Lisa Farrall and Casey Dale discuss the need for more inclusivity in haircare education... from EP105 Lisa Farrall and Casey Dale discuss the need for more inclusivity in haircare education The post EP105 Lisa Farrall and Casey Dale discuss the need for more inclusivity in haircare education appeared first on Respectyou.me | UK hairdressing news.

Do you embrace working with textured & curly hair? For the third of our collaborative podcast series with MATRIX UKI, we are getting a masterclass on why we need to embrace working with textured & curly hair. We're talking everything from texture equality right through to the different types of curls and how to recognise them. Theres so much to take from this episode! Giving us this masterclass today is the Award Winning Hair Session Stylist and MATRIX UKI ambassador, Lisa Farrall. The unpologetically authentic Lisa knows her stuff when it comes to working with textured and curly hair. She won the first ever Creative Head Texture Expert award in 2021 and is recognised globally as an activist spreading the message of TEXTURE EQUALITY! Go Lisa..! Today we are to get Lisa's no-nonsense-always-be-nice but honest approach to why we need to be fearless when working with textured & curly hair. She will also be sharing why she loves working with MATRIX 'A Curl Can Dream' range of products on textured & curly and some technique thrown in for good measures, too. Lisa has been making heads turn in the hair industry fort over 25 years and in she's about to do that in this episode when it comes to why you should embrace working with textured and curly hair. Enjoy!   A podcast produced by How To Cut It Podcasts   Thanks for Listening Todays podcast is in collaboration with MATRIX.   To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Ask a question by emailing me HERE Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow on Spotify. Subscribe by Email. Thank you to Desmond Murray for joining me on todays podcast. Until next Monday, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye.    

In this episode we explore how a comprehensive literacy framework can totally transform how we approach speech and OT goals around reading and writing. Our guest, Jane Farrall, is a speech pathologist and special educator with extensive training and experience in literacy. This episode covers how SLPs and OTs can support reading comprehension and writing development in the larger frame of literacy.

This week, I'm speaking to Peter Farrall and Stephen Brookhouse who are co-authors of "Good Practice Guide: Fees," recently published from the RIBA. Peter Farrall is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Liverpool where he is responsible for the Professional Studies as well as being a studio tutor on the BA and MArch courses. Prior to his current position, he was a partner in a small multi-disciplinary practice in Chester, specializing in the education sector. Stephen is currently the Professor of Professional Practice in Architecture at the University of Westminster. He's a chartered architect with over 30 years of experience as the director of a commercial practice and professional teaching. In this episode, we discuss what brought the two of them together to write the book on fees, and we look at some of the issues that practices face around percentage fees and why percentage fees typically and traditionally don't really work. We discuss the importance of negotiation in determining the fees and how fees should reflect the risk that the architect is taking on, and why it's important to specialize in a niche and how that influences fees. We also talk about profit and surplus. ► Purchase a copy of the "Good Practice Guide: Fees" with the code GPGF5 to get £5 off: https://www.ribabooks.com/Good-Practice-Guide-Fees_9781859469309 Offer valid until 30th September. ► Access your free training at http://SmartPracticeMethod.com/ ► If you want to speak directly to our advisors, book a call at https://www.businessofarchitecture.com/call THIS WEEK'S RESOURCES Peter's LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-farrall-57768117a/ Stephen's LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-brookhouse-73957628/

Welcome back to the How You Frame It Podcast! This week, Bridgett sits down with photographer and fine artist Kate Farrall. They discuss the seasons of life, having a wild childhood, artist not being a dirty word, breaking all the rules of photography, light in the dark room, the importance of reading, learning from people that have a different style than one's own, the power of presentation, one's dream cake, that the dream cake is actually a pie, and the Presence of Absence. ............................................. How You Frame It Podcast: Spotify: bit.ly/howyouframeit Instagram: bit.ly/howyouframeit_instagram @howyouframeit Twitter: bit.ly/hyfi_Twitter @hyfi_podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/howyouframeit --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/howyouframeit/message

Today’s episode features an interview with John Farrall, Co-Founder of 90 West Data. John has a background in fundamental equity research and following his time at Cleveland Research started 90 West to take customer transaction data to institutional markets. 90 West Data now provides firms with a platform for the tagging, cleansing & contextualization of large data sets making it easy to derive insights from data. On this episode, John talks about his decision not to sell data to the sell side, the risks of allocating scarce resources when testing a dataset and his experience as an entrepreneur dealing with hot button issues like PII and MNPI. He also talks about the opportunities around streamlining the entire compliance process, data vendor consolidation and the most interesting datasets for institutional investors in 2021. Please enjoy this dialogue between John and your host, Emmett Kilduff.

CW: Online grooming. In this episode, we talk to the amazing Lizzy Farrall about her musical inspirations, music as an emotional release and how the best art can come from trauma. Lizzy's 2020 album “Bruise” covers topics such as isolation, unrequited love and independence whilst still managing to sound upbeat and empowering. We learn about Lizzy's journey, not only as an artist but as a person, and discuss how music can help everyone cope with trauma. Lizzy's socials: @LizzyFarrall You can email us at justagirlpod@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter & Instagram @justagirlpod https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3bJtJ97WSRgziFcdYDZGCC?si=FpjIRXgFQkaoi2lYqzAfQg

Altergroove Radio is back for 2021! 
This week we welcome ‘Will Farrall’ as he supplies us with an exclusive feel-good house mix, that’s sure to get you moving and grooving

Dave and Sean catch up with one of our wonderful administration workers, Anthony Farrall, who shares his story from WA to TAS with some unexpected life twists along the way

A key element of any accident investigation is the interviewing of witnesses, and this is also true of investigative interviews conducted in an HR setting to look into complaints of (say) gross misconduct, or fraud, or sexual misconduct – all of which can result in the accused person being dismissed without notice (and, possibly, becoming subject to legal proceedings). There’s a common assumption that an investigative interview is just like any other management interview, but in reality it’s the complete opposite. In an investigative interview the fundamental dynamics will change. The interviewer will be under the spotlight just as much as the interviewee – yet he/ she probably won’t even realise what’s happening. Key information may be hidden, and the investigation may be sent off in totally the wrong direction, simply because the interviewer is being manipulated. In this Live Event, let's discuss with Andy some of they techniques for investigative interviewing and what are the top tips that Andy can share for successful interviews. (Ref: https://www.managementandsafety.co.uk/investigative-interviewing/)

This episode features an interview with Frank Farrall, AI Ecosystems and Snowflake Alliance Leader at Deloitte. Frank has been at Deloitte for over 12 years and has previously been the Global Leader of Consulting Assets and Solutions and the Chief Strategy Officer of Consulting. In this episode Frank talks about how to help your clients become data-driven, AIs impact on streamlining clinical trials, the benefits of moving data to the cloud and much more.Rise of the Data Cloud is brought to you by Snowflake. For more information about how you can benefit from the Data Cloud, join the Data Cloud Academy where you'll learn from an ecosystem of Snowflake customers, partners, data providers, and data service providers who will help you to derive value from all your rapidly growing data sets. Register today at snowflake.com/academy.

The one with the quest for hair equality Emma and Nicole speak to beauty journalist and brand consultant Ava Welsing-Kitcher and award-winning session and celebrity stylist, and hair equality advocate Lisa Farrall all about hair standards and beauty standards when it comes to the mixed-race community - especially when you are mixed Black. Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mixeduppodcast Ava: https://www.instagram.com/avawelsingk/ Lisa: https://www.instagram.com/lisafarrall/   Culture mix: Funmi Fetto “Palette” https://www.instagram.com/atehjewel/ https://www.instagram.com/abbiecurls/ Ava and Vernon Francois curly and afro hair Q&A: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CAlEDAwhMb9/ Ava’s Ultimate Guide to Curly Hair: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZpNANRguvM&t=22s Lisa Farrall’s Real Talk on hair equality: https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_nJMRuhcfU/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Welcome to this week's episode of the Everyday Hair Colorist where Jack speaks to hair equality campaigner, award winning session stylist, and Wig London founder Lisa Farrall.  Jack and Lisa talk texture neutrality, education systems, community vs rivalry, Tiktok challenges, being Michelle Pfeiffer in the classroom, Gandhi, creating spaces and loads, loads more. It's a fantastic episode broaching some of today's most important issues with plenty of laughs on the side.  Thanks for listening to this episode of the Everyday Hair Colorist!    Don't forget to subscribe on your podcast listening app of choice, drop us a 5 star review and let us know which bits of the show you enjoyed most.    If you'd like to know more about Jack and what he does, head over to jackhowardcolor.com    Follow on insta at @jackhowardcolor and @theeverydayhaircolorist    Follow on youtube at jackhowardcolor    Or here on facebook

Lizzy Farrall is an artist that produces music. Really great music at that. She is such a legend and that's about all you need to know....apart from her debut album Bruise came out on Pure Noise Records this year and it's amazing.Support the show (http://www.annasanchor.bigcartel.com)

  Ashleigh Hodges and Lisa Farrall join Nicky Pope and Lauren Stone talking about mental health to raise awareness of... from EP45 – Lisa Farrall & Ashleigh Hodges discuss mental health The post EP45 – Lisa Farrall & Ashleigh Hodges discuss mental health appeared first on Respectyou.me | UK hairdressing news.

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This week we hung out with Lizzy Farrall! We talk about the new album, how the pandemic affects artists, photography, Animal Crossing, and Studio Ghibli. Music featured in this episode: “Barbados” “Knocked for Six” “Gaslighting “Games”

How do we trust the process and let go of what we think our life should be like? How do we trust our bodies to guide us to where we are destined to go? How do we just show up, messy, fully, complicated and human? There is no one answer, but it starts with turning inward and trusting your inner knowing. Join Allyson & Daneen Farrall, yoga teacher and inspirer, as Daneen dives into her experience with her own body and movement. She shares vulnerably about her experience with an eating disorder, perfectionism and how yoga stripped away this idea of what she needed to control in her life. She talks about moving away from a state of perfection to a state of being in the process. Daneen shares insight into being a mother, yoga teacher and perfectly imperfect human who shows up as best as she can in each moment.

This week Sam and Marcos review new albums from Lizzy Farrall (1:22:05), Begotten (1:28:25), and Palmist (1:15:50)! Plus talk big news from All Time Low, As I Lay Dying, Slaves, Luke Holland, Holding Absence, Crown The Empire, Enter Shikari, DED, Guccihighwaters, Fame On Fire, August Burns Red, Trivium, Secrets, END and more! Follow us @SOTSPodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook! Subscribe to the Patreon at Patreon.com/sotspodcast. Thanks to Paul Hannum for our theme song (and Zakk Merrell for the revision).

Festival season starts here! Episode 27 of Sappenin' Podcast features our Slam Dunk Festival 2019 special. Hear stories from our insane weekend of shenanigans in Leeds & Hatfield with guest appearances and conversations from New Found Glory, Atreyu, Lights, Pagan, Less Than Jake, Milk Teeth, Grandson, Lizzy Farrall & a surprise return from Charlie Simpson of Busted & Fightstar. It's a long one but things are about to get wild! Listen to some of your favorite artist share secrets and insights like never before. Turn it up and join Sean and Morgan to find out Sappenin' this week.Follow Us on Social Media:Twitter: @sappeninpodInstagram: @sappeninpodSpecial thank you to our Sappenin' Podcast Patreons:Join the Sappenin' Podcast Community: Patreon.com/SappeninEmma Barber, Paul Hirschfield, Kylie Wheeler, Scarlet Charlton, Janelle Caston, Becky Magliocco, John Price, Martina McManus, Emily Senogles, Lucy Deards, Mark Platten, Luke Price, Kieran Lewis, Marcie Jacobson, Lydia Henderson, Kelly Emma Cannon, Scott Jones, Jenni Robinson, Tony Michael, Mitch Perry, Kirsty Dean, Jenni Munster, Jordan Harris, John&Emma, Kelly Tyrer, Chris Davies, Jean Davies, Benjamin Brown, Erin Howard, Kelly Young, Let it Flow Yoga, Vanessa Smith, Jordan Birchard, Glenn Rice, Loz, Mark Hendy, Craig Harris, Conor Mould, Murray Grimwood, Becca Vaughan, Mike Cunningham, Samantha Neville, Sofija Zuravska, Sion Ready, Neil Reid, Jessie Hellier, Scott Evans, Hannah Louise, Amandine U, Justine Baddeley, Mayumi Liwayway, Jonathan Hopkins, Nuala Clark, Guy F Jones, Anthony Matthews, Owen Davies, Shani-Maia Boxill-Anderson, Jennifer Dean, Bethan Kate, Carl Pendlebury, Olivia Cropper, Ida Christensen, Hannah Talbot, Marc Jones, Nicola Johnson, Amy Thomas, Liam Lacey, Lewis Sluman, Flynn Davies, Jamie Bloor, Luke Wardle, David Winchurch, Alanagh Smyth, Amy Chilvers, Robert Wootton, Mikey White, Angharad Richards, Sophie Thompson, Dayna Lasnover & Samantha Spray.Diolch & Thank You x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

All of us want more of our best customers. But how to do that? This week’s guest, Kate Farrall, shares how she tracks her clients’ feedback and exact words they use to connect with prospects, making them feel heard, understood, and cared for. Kate Farrall is a get-your-shit-together specialist for artists, makers and creative business owners who want to do more and earn more from what they make. Her path from MFA to tech start-up to business owner allows her to help her clients use proven marketing and outreach tactics to build their businesses without sacrificing their creativity. In this episode we talk about: Reflecting back to clients what they say so they feel heard and understood; Tracking feedback in a way that’s useful, not overwhelming; How you can use client questions for content and marketing ideas; Creative ways to share client wins with prospects; and Acknowledging that you don’t need to attract everyone - just the right people - to have a successful business. Download Kate's free resource guide: The Number One Way to Price Your Art. Visit Pattern of Purpose for show notes and links to resources mentioned in the show.

In today's episode I talk to Kate Farrall, a stay at home mom artist and business coach for creatives. She gives great advice for stay at home moms who want to start painting but are not sure where or how to start.  For more go to the show notes here.

Greg discusses the New Year and the current Mood of the markets. What a wild December! Brutal 2018 in October got worse with no Santa. Things are better in January though. Listen in as Greg reviews it all!

This is the one you've been waiting for. Mike and Josh are here to tell you what they really thought of the latest installment of the Avengers. With special guest, Alice Farrall, who didn't see the movie but still managed to be a bloody delight!

It's Oscar night, so there's no better time to bring you our review of the most nominated movie of the 2018 Academy Awards. Guillermo Del Toro's 'The Shape of Water' is a 1950s romantic-noir about the blossoming love between a mute girl and an amphibious creature. Either that or it's fanfiction about the creature from the black lagoon. Regardless, you should check out our full review now and then play along with this week's game known as 'the sound of water' where we try and guess what movie Alice is saying whilst she has a mouth full of water. It's not the first time our podcast has made a lady soak herself.

Check out our review of 'The Cloverfield Paradox' in Ep 24 of the Movie Nosh podcast, with special guest, Alice Farrall. We chat about the cast, script, Alice's distaste for the CGI, and Mike's love of Elizabeth Debicki's stature. We then round up the episode with a hilarious game of Rusty Trombone, where Alice makes a complete fool of herself. #Shame

We have reached 50 episodes and to celebrate Tim is joined by singer/songwriter Lizzy Farrell. We caught up with Lizzy on here recent tour with Seaway and discuss her influences, how music has always been a coping tool and how it was to go it alone in the music industry. Lizzy's debut EP 'All I Said Was Never Heard' is out now and you can listen to it on Spotify. Keep up to date with what Lizzy is doing you can visit her on social media. facebook.com/LizzyFarrallmusic twitter.com/LizzyFarrall and Instagram search LizzyFarrall

Stephen Farrall, professor of criminology in the Centre for Criminological Research at the School of Law, University of Sheffield, talks to Rob Lyons about his film Generation Right, which looks at the election of Margaret Thatcher and her subsequent policies, particularly in relation to crime and criminal justice policy. Stephen notes how Thatcher's economic policies - in particular, the way they created mass unemployment and drove down welfare provision - led to an increase in crime. Yet she remained popular for aspirational members of the working class. He also discusses how it was subsequent administrations who really got 'tough on crime', for example in relation to sentencing, and whether we can still talk about 'Generation Right' since the rise of Jeremy Corbyn. The film screening and debate, GENERATION RIGHT – THE LEGACY OF MARGARET THATCHER, takes place at the Battle of Ideas festival at the Barbican in London on Sunday 29 October at 2pm. Visit the Battle of Ideas website for more details.

Mike Farrall, delighted at winning the first Barry Sheene Memorial Trophy race with co-rider, Chalrie Williams

Our guest this week was Leah Farrall, a Research Associate in Counter Terrorism at the University of Sydney’s United States Studies Centre (USSC) and also a Senior Lecturer in Security Studies at Massey University. Leah was formerly a senior Counter Terrorism Intelligence Analyst with the Australian Federal Police and served as the organization’s al Qaeda subject matter specialist while working on a range of international and domestic counter terrorism investigations. She also served as the senior Intelligence Analyst on the Jakarta Regional Cooperation Team (JRCT) in Indonesia and at the Australian Federal Police’s Forward Operating Post after the second Bali bombings. She holds a PhD in Politics, and her work has been published in Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, The Atlantic, and numerous other publications. She has just published a book together with Mustafa Hamid entitled 'The Arabs at War in Afghanistan'. Show notes are available at sourcesandmethods.com. We also wish to thank Tinderbox (eastgate.com/tinderbox) for sponsoring this week's episode.

Kate Farrall is my guest for Episode 16. She is a photographer and volunteers with Sac Open Studios.  She also helps creative types and small businesses find their footing over at Make Your Mark Creative. On a side note, I’ll be The post Episode 16: Kate Farrall appeared first on Serious Talk. Seriously..

On Monday 11 February, Joy Farrall (Senior Tutor in Chamber Music), Alison Teale (Professor of Oboe) and Graham Sheen (Professor of Bassoon) perform a recital as part of the Faculty Artist Series. Here they tell us about their choice of repertoire, what it's like to play together, and what they find special about the School's Wind, Brass and Percussion department. First published 11 February 2013.

Well here is another release from Deepcast UK for once on time and on schedule! How ever, due to an on going studio upgrade DCUK will be offline for a few weeks, but not to worry compensation will be awarded! Anyway, in this edition of DCUK you can expect to hear a mix from Resident Dom Farrall taking you on a journey through, Acid House, Deep House and various other musical flavors! Our two guest mixes this week hail from Chaksa representing Little Music UK and Errol Chrztof, DCUK resident & co founder and founder of AIDS Recordings. From Chaksa you can expect to hear a mix of dark but deep dubstep and dub. From Errol Chrztof you can expect the usual journey, a bit of everything! I hope this episode of DCUK thoroughly pleases you all! Peace! Track Listing: Dom Farrall: They Are Looking At You (Original Mix) - Vincenzo, Tyson Ballard Backtracking - Trevino Leko - Kink Box Clever (Original Mix) - Huxley Need In me (Original Mix) - Flashmob Entrance Song (Original Mix) - Eats Everything Give It Up (Original Mix) - Mak & Pasteman Purple Dank (Original Mix) - Axel Boman The Wrap Around (Original Mix) Detroit Swindle No More - Dusky DDD - Machine Drum Autumnia - Detroit Swindle Dark Room (John Tejada Remix) - Max Cooper Chaksa: Chaska - Some Space Tish (Intro/Exclusive) --- Chaksa - The Scale (Exclusive) Chaksa - Whybrations (Exclusive) Chaksa - Lions (Exclusive) Chaksa - Sleepless Chaksa - Mr Cellophane Kryptic Minds - No More No Less Benton - 20/20 V.I.V.E.K - Danger Mala - Lean Forward Distance - Drawn J Kenzo - Kimura Jakes - Too Late Digital Mystikz ft. Loefah - Jah Fire --- King Tubby - Destroy Dub Style African Princess - Jah Children Cry Eroll Chryztof: Ahmad Jahmal - The Look Drop The Lime (canblaster remix) Maya Jayne Coles - The High Life XXXY - Ordinary Things Disclosure - Blue You Otik - Cheque You (dub) George Fitzgerald - Don't You Maya Jayne Coles - Humming Bird Momma's Boy - Let me Love you again Zare- Up in Arms The Mekanism - Can't Believe Julio Bashmore - Au Seve Canblaster- Clockworks Koreless The Look

After a long wait, Deepcast is back with one of our most diverse episodes yet, featuring music from Nu Disco, to House, To Bristol Bass right through to Dub Step and Dub Reggae! In the Edition of Deepcast we have a guest mix from resident Dom Farrall, and we have guest sessions from K-Loh representing Seeerious... and the return of Rufa from Absent Minded Records. Dom Farrall: Nu Disco, Deep House & Bass 01. Love Birds - Want You In My Soul Ft Stee Downes 02. Behling and Simpson - Work That Body feat. James Fox 03. Behling - Last Chance (Original Mix) 04. Lee M Kelsall - On The Road (Matt Fear Remix) 05. Danny Daze, Matches - If This (Original Mix) 06. Classixx - Into the Valley feat. Karl Dixon (Julio Bashmore Remix) 07. Disclosure - Whats In Your Head (Original Mix) 08. Dino Lenny, Hardrive - Deep Inside (Shadow Child Vocal Mix) 09. Leftwing & Kody - Bump & Flex (Original Mix) 10. Julio Bashmore - Au Seve (Original Mix) 11. Disclosure - My Intention Is War (Fig II) 12. Last Mood - Tell You Something (Detroit Swindle's Doomsday Revise) 13. Urulu - 1991 (Original Mix) K-Loh: Deep House, Bass & Juke 01. Bonobo - Kiara (Cosmin TRG Remix) 02. Julio Bashmore - Ask Yourself 03. Jam City - Aquabox 04. Bok Bok & Tom Trago - Lil Ma 05. Boddika & Joy O - Mercy 06. Jam City - The Courts 07. GoldFFinch - Point of Entry 08. Kingdom - Fogs 09. Mickey Pearce - I Am 10. Boddika & Joy O - Swims (side A) 11. Hardrive - Deep Inside (Pearson Sound Remix) 12. Joy Oribison - Sicko Cell 13. Teeth - SW 14. Nguzunguzu - Timesup (Kingdom Remix) Rufa: Dubstep, Dub Reggae & Bass 01. Emalkay - Angie Got Stoned (RUFA RMX) - Exclusive 02. Rusko - Love No More 03. Pinch - One Love One Source (Distance RMX) 04. Skream - Sublemonal 05. Koreless - Up Down Up Down 06. Matty G - Watching You 07. Desto - Glass Clouds 08. Digital Mistykz - Anti War Dub 09. L-Wiz - Flower Bomb 10. Hijak - Babylon Timewarp (Root Dedication Mix) 11. The Widdler - Positive Vibes 12. RUFA - Wagglestaff (21:42) - Exclusive 13. L-Wiz - Girl From Codiene City (Rusko RMX) 14. SP:MC - Cool Runnings 15. Matty G - 50,000 Watts (VIP Mix) 16. Benga - Half Ounce 17. El-B - Show A Little Love 18. Caspa - Cockney Violin 19. B.B.E - 7 Days and One Week (Emalkay RMX) 20. Joy Orbison - Hyph Mngo 21. Killawatt & Thelem - Joom

A new podcast series conecting the musical dots from house to dubstep to drum n bass and everything else that is deep. This will be a regular podcast series that will put out top quality music free for your listening pleasure! Deepcast 001: A Journey Through Deep House Track Listing 01. Listen to the drums (Jazzanova/Dixon eedit) - Outlines Ft Irfane 02. Low Tide - Henry l & Matt Flores 03. Just For This (Crem Clark's Revenge Mix) - Ryo Murkami 04. It's You Aggain - Clockwork 05. What They Say (Dyed Doundorom Mix) - Maya Jane Coles 06. For You (Maya Jane Coles Mix) 4th Measure Men 07. Not Enough (David Ospina Mix) - Onur Ozman 08. Going On Today - Immer 09. Root Beer Float - Theo Parish 10. Whisper Unmeting Demand - Decoside 11. Labrynth - Clair Ripley 12. Garage Is Back - BLM 13. Sujar - Prompt 14. Niente - Nemecek & Tomic 15. Sundowna (Dyed Doundorom & Shonkey Mix) - Till Von Sien 16. Check The Boogie (Soul Minority Mix) - Pablo Fierro 17. David Vincent Blues (Prompt Mix) - Silicone Soul 18. The Creators (Duce Martinez Mix) - Fresh Sol Music 19. Tt Works - Alex M