Podcast appearances and mentions of fern hill

Stephanie Lulay, Executive editor and Co-Founder of Block Club Chicago, joins Bob Sirott to share the latest Chicago neighborhood stories. She provides details on: Fern Hill's Old Town Redevelopment Plan Clears Final City Council Vote: The 30-story apartment tower and renovation at North Avenue and LaSalle Drive will bring 349 units, including 70 affordable apartments, to […]

In this solo episode of Twice 5 Miles Radio, I reflect on my final days in Paris after 40 years of coming and going. I'm sitting in a small studio at 38 Rue Dauphine—a place that's been a quiet touchstone in my life and a silent witness to the legacy of the Paris literary scene. As I look back, I think about this little apartment and time, memory, and the places we carry with us. I share stories from 1968 when the world was turning upside down—when I graduated high school the night Robert F. Kennedy was shot. I talk about growing up on Pine Lane in western North Carolina, driving through the dark toward Myrtle Beach, and listening to the news on an old AM radio. I wonder what it means to feel the passing of time—and to feel its presence, too. You'll hear a recitation of Dylan Thomas's Fern Hill, a reading from my book 100 Days: Poems After Cancer, and reflections on how the echoes of the past live inside the present moment. I also talk about my ongoing work with Allegra Huston and the creative path we've forged together over the last five years. This episode is a meditation on home, history, poetry, and the stillness that lives beneath the noise. It's a way of saying thank you to Paris, Pine Lane, and the community of listeners who've made this radio journey possible. Broadcast on the edge of evening, Rue Dauphine, Pine Lane, and the Eternal Now is my love letter to what's been, a salute to what is, and a quiet nod toward whatever comes next.

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Like it, Or not?LIKEITORNOT is back! This time I sit down with local chef Shawn Tibbits, owner of Tibbits at Fern Hill.  We start from the beginning and I let Shawn tell us about his early years coming up in Tacoma in a rough living situation but finding a way out and a way thru the adversity-In the kitchen. Garnering national attention with his creative cooking and highly acclaimed brunch, (6th most popular in the entire US) you have to make a reservation to experience Tibbits food. He gives up the sauce on his favorite spots to get a bite in Tacoma & why and also dives in to why he is so community driven. An hour straight of nonstop entertainment in this brand new episode which you can download anywhere you listen to podcasts. Thank you again if you made it this far, and thank you for listening to the latest episode of LIKEITORNOT. Thanks for listening to the latest episode of LIKEITORNOT

Roadside History columnist James Upham took Khalil Akhtar to the Fernhill Cemetery in Saint John, to the site of a humble grave for a man who helped pioneer air travel with an invention that changed the world.

Roadside History columnist James Upham took Khalil Akhtar to the Fernhill Cemetery in Saint John, to the site of a humble grave for a man who helped pioneer air travel with an invention that changed the world.

Roadside History columnist James Upham took Khalil Akhtar to the Fernhill Cemetery in Saint John, to the site of a humble grave for a man who helped pioneer air travel with an invention that changed the world.

Welcome to Twice 5 Miles Radio. I'm your host, James Navé. Today, I'm going solo with my thoughts on how poetry changes life. In this episode, you'll hear me perform poems that have shaped my thinking over the years. You'll discover why a line of verse my mother recited to me when I was a boy continues to be my north star to this day. Traveling and being on the road have been constants in my life. Sometimes I've loved the journey; other times, I've wondered why I'm driving through a storm in Tennessee. In this show, you'll hear a few of my poems, including "The Road" and "The Tulsa Pool Player." Dylan Thomas makes an appearance with "Fern Hill"—or rather, I show up performing "Fern Hill," a poem I memorized in 1985 while spending two weeks at a Tibetan Buddhist center in the south of France. I touch on environmental themes with my poem "The Bug," followed by Elizabeth Bishop's "The Fish." I also perform a longer piece by Charles Wright titled "The Lonesome Pine Special." I love performing this poem because it reminds me of how much work I have to do to reach Wright's level of mastery. There's a good reason why Charles Wright was the 2014 U.S. Poet Laureate. I close the show with a poem about a jazz band and a touch of love. Overall I enjoyed making this episode, and I hope you enjoy listening to "How Poetry Changes Life."

When Stacey Smith and her family were able to return home after their Hawke's Bay home was hit by Cyclone Gabrielle, they found a pig had managed to swim into their house and climb to safety on a mattress. 

Fifth generation dairy farmer Jason Christensen took a break from the family farm to try life as a DOC ranger. His experience in the world of conservation, evident on the Mt Bruce farm in the foothills of the Tararuas, saw him awarded two of this year's Greater Wellington Ballance Farm Environment Awards.

12tone Ensemble are set to present their second ever concert, “Dream Tryst,” featuring rarely performed choral compositions, right here in Malaysia. Highlights include John Corigliano's "Fern Hill," based on Dylan Thomas' poem, and Benjamin Britten's "Rejoice in the Lamb," set to Christopher Smart's text, among others. Founded in 2023 by Music Director Caeleb Tee, the ensemble comprises experienced choristers from Klang Valley, with Steinway Artist Zhang Chi on piano as a special guest for this concert. Caeleb joins us to discuss what's in store in this exploration of choral literature and poetry.Image Credit: Dream Tryst

Jonathan has a summer theme this week -Director of @eightdegreesbrewing Cam Wallace discusses the company's journey including a sale to, and buy-back, from Irish Distillers.Michael O'Neill, director of Fernhill House Hotel and Gardens talks about a successful stint including being crowned overall Business of the Year at the West Cork Business and Tourism Awards in 2023.And Conor Twomey, Head coach at Bishopstown Lawn Tennis Club and owner and co-founder of Coaching Movement, talks about the business of tennis with Jonathan.

An episode from 1/19/24: Tonight, I read a handful of poems about childhood. How does poetry capture our earliest memories, and how can it express the act of remembering itself, of nostalgia? The poems are: The Pennycandystore Beyond the El, by Lawrence Ferlinghetti (1919-2021) "Other echoes/Inhabit the garden," from Burnt Norton, by T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) Squarings #40, by Seamus Heaney (1939-2013) A Map of the Western Part of the County of Essex in England, by Denise Levertov (1923-1997) Those Winter Sundays, by Robert Hayden (1913-1980) Learning to Read, by Laurie Sheck (1953-) My Papa's Waltz, by Theodore Roethke (1908-1963) The Latin Lesson, by Eavan Boland (1944-2020) Fern Hill, by Dylan Thomas (1914-1953) The Leaving, by Brigit Pegeen Kelly (1951-2016) The Month of June: 13 1/2, by Sharon Olds (1942-) Autumn Begins in Martins Ferry, Ohio, by James Wright (1927-1980) "I'm ceded" (#508), by Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) Soap Suds, by Louis MacNeice (1907-1963) You can support Human Voices Wake Us here, or by ordering any of my books: Notes from the Grid, To the House of the Sun, The Lonely Young & the Lonely Old, and Bone Antler Stone. Email me at humanvoiceswakeus1@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/humanvoiceswakeus/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/humanvoiceswakeus/support

Było tak, że Bóg chciał wyłonić króla wszystkich ptaków. Postanowił, że zwycięzcą ogłosi stworzenie, które wzniesie się najwyżej. Wystartowały wszystkie ptaki. Słabsze, po kolei, zmęczone odpadały od stawki, aż w przestworzach pozostał tylko orzeł. Wygrał? Bynajmniej. Kiedy w końcu orzeł, zmęczony i pewny wygranej, zaczął zniżać lot, spod jego skrzydła wyłonił się przebiegły strzyżyk i świeży, wypoczęty wzleciał wyżej. Mały ptaszek wygrał. Ale została mu łatka oszusta. Historii przynoszących temu maleńkiemu ptakowi o potężnym głosie niesławę funkcjonuje w tradycji ludowej cały komplet, w różnych miejscach, w Irlandii, Anglii, Szkocji, Walii, na wyspie Man, czy wreszcie we Francji. Nie ma tam strzyżyk łatwego życia. Raz do roku urządzane jest polowanie na te ptaki, zwieńczone czymś na kształt festiwalu. A w Irlandii w wieku XIX, w czasach wielkiego głodu słowo strzyżyk nabrało nowego znaczenia. Stało się symbolem wykluczenia, biedy, desperacji ale równocześnie determinacji, woli przetrwania i solidarności. Posłuchajcie opowieści o strzyżykach z Curragh, kobietach które życie zmusiło do handlu własnym ciałem, które wbrew przeciwnościom losu potrafiły w zimnych jamach zbudować namiastkę domu i ciepła rodzinnego, oazę solidarności. Posłuchajcie opowieści o „The Curragh Wren”, strzyżykach z równiny Curragh.     Audycja zawiera utwory: “Hela'r Dryw”, w tle, wyk. Mabden Folk Band, muz. trad. „The Wran Song”, wyk. The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, sł. i muz. trad. „The Cutty Wren”, wyk. Royston i Heather Wood sł. i  muz. trad. „Hela'r Dryw”, wyk. Fernhill, sł. i muz. trad. „ he Curragh Wrens”, wyk. Jane McNamee, sł. muz. Vinnie Baker „ he Curragh Wrens”, wyk. Plúirín Na mBan sł. i  muz. Cathy Jordan „Hunting the Wren”, wyk. Lankum, sł. Ian Lynch muz. Lankum

About half of Queenstown's supply network has now been deemed safe to drink. The drinking water regulator, Taumata Arowai, says the council can lift the boil water notice for the area served by the Kelvin Heights plant. That means about 20,000 people living in Frankton, Shotover Country, Lake Hayes Estate and Quail Rise can drink straight from the tap again. However, the boil water notice is still in force for about 25,000 residents served by the Two Mile plant - that includes the CBD, Fernhill, and Sunshine Bay. Queenstown Lakes' District Council's general manager infrastructure Tony Avery spoke to Corin Dann.

In Queenstown torrential rain causing landslips and flooding has forced some people to evacuate their properties. That includes four properties on Reavers Lane where residents were advised to leave because of landslips and significant flooding behind their homes. While in the suburb of Fernhill two people left because of flooding at the back of their house. Fire and Emergency say they rescued one person whose vehicle was stuck in debris after trying to drive over a slip on the Glenorchy-Queenstown road. Severe downpours have also caused the Glenorchy lagoon to exceed its levels and is impacting low lying areas. An emergency hub was opened at the Queenstown memorial hall. Crux managing editor Peter Newport spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Queenstown residents are being told to boil their water, after at least eight cases of cryptosporidium - a parasite causing gastrointestinal illness - have been confirmed in the area. The notice covers all properties connected by the Council's Queenstown supply - including Fernhill, Sunshine Bay, Queenstown Hill, Queenstown CBD, Frankton, Quail Rise and Tucker Beach Rd, Kelvin Heights and Hanley's Farm. Arthurs Point, Arrowtown, Lake Hayes Estate and Shotover Country are not affected. Queenstown Lake's Infrastructure General Manager - Tony Avery - says the water is not confirmed to be the source of these infections. But residents are advised to boil it as a preventative measure. Avery spoke to Corin Dann.

Queenstown residents are being told to boil their water, after at least eight cases of cryptosporidium - a parasite causing gastro-intestinal illness - have been confirmed in the area. The notice covers all properties connected by the Council's Queenstown supply - including Fernhill, Sunshine Bay, Queenstown Hill, Queenstown CBD, Frankton, Quail Rise and Tucker Beach Rd, Kelvin Heights and Hanley's Farm. Water treatment engineer Iain Rabbits spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Send more Defence Force personnel - that's that the plea from Hawke's Bay Fruit growers whose crops and livelihoods have been decimated by floodwaters. Some are trying to salvage fruit - still picking apples today - but roads are unreliable and cool stores need power for refrigeration. Some orchards are literally knee deep in silt. They need heavy machinery to dig it out before it sets like concrete. Worst-hit areas include the Esk and Dartmoor valleys and Fernhill. President of the Hawke's Bay Fruit Growers Association Brydon Nisbet still cannot get to his own apple orchard and says some farmers have lost their life's work.

Farm house lodge in Fern Hill, west of Hastings, is home to a number of horticutlure workers. Owner and film maker Dawson Bliss says they were forced to evacuate when the Ngaruroro river rose in a flash; breaching its banks in some places and inundating homes.

Hawkes Bay was one of the hardest hit regions in yesterday's floods, with crops swallowed by water and people stranded in their homes. Among them is Jonty Moffet an orchardist in the Hastings' Fernhill. With the Ngaruroro and Tutaekuri rivers bursting their banks, Mr Moffet headed out on a jetski to check on some of his employees who had been stranded on a roof. His family spent the night in the attic, but fortunately everyone was in good spirits. Thousands of people are still without power in Hawkes Bay, and cellphone coverage is limited.  

Welcome to episode 72 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast, proudly brought to you by H. Parsons Funeral Directors, an Australian family owned and operated funeral director, serving the Illawarra since 1893. Firstly I would like to sincerely thank all of the interviewees, listeners and the football community of the Illawarra, Australia and elsewhere around the World who download this podcast. Additionally I would like to say thank you to the tremendous people who contribute, comment and reminisce on the social media pages.Peter Thompson is our interviewee in episode 72. Born in 1961, Peter's first memories of football are at Elizabeth Park Bellambi, where he and his mates came together to kick a ball around and sometimes be ballboys for the senior team. Along with playing for Bellambi Junior Soccer Club, Peter played a few years in Illawarra Representative teams, an experience he enjoyed. And on this note I must apologise as I did not ask Peter about this topic in the interview, so at the 20 minute mark I have added in a further mobile interview with Peter on his junior representative career.After having a period of time away from the game after junior football, Peter joined the senior ranks in 1979 with Fernhill Soccer Club and stayed with this club for his whole career. Peter is a humble man who played for his club and fellow team mates. It is clear he has a genuine passion for the game and his club Fernhill.Widely regarded and respected at his club and around the Illawarra, it was phenomenal to hear Peter thought's on his time in the game, in particular the people at Fernhill. Peter has experienced the joy of being a one club man and is still involved at the club today. I appreciated the opportunity to record and listen to Peter's football experiences. I have sincere appreciation and thanks for the time Peter allowed me to be in his home recording and the archival items he allowed me to scan. Please enjoy episode 72!

Dylan Thomas's famous poem, Fern Hill, is based on his childhood experiences on a farm in Wales. The poem is a celebration of the wonder, magic, and joy of this world that many of us experienced and have a hard time remembering as we grow older. This conversation is about that young child growing older and continuing to see life through his once-child's eyes. The Editor in Chief of Centennial Media, Michelle Stacey, shares her story of helping her Father die while he sings in his chains like the sea. 

George Elek is joined by Andy Holding to look ahead to Saturday's racing at Cheltenham with the annual International Meeting taking place. With frosty weather forecast overnight we're keeping everything crossed that the action will still go ahead.The day's card starts with the Triumph Trial Juvenile Hurdle at 12.05pm. At the time of recording three firms have priced the race up with Nusret the favourite at a best price of 6/4 compared to worst odds of 11/8. Scriptwriter and Perseus Way come next in the betting with 11 set to run. Andy is keen on Perseus Way here.Next up it's the Novices' Chase with just three declared. Monmiral is a heavy favourite, as short as 2/7 in places with a best price of 4/11 and has the in-form Harry Cobden booked for the ride. Kissesforkatie and Art Approval complete the trip at best odds of 7/2 and 10/1 respectively. The Handicap Chase looks a competitive affair at 1.15. Editeur Du Gite heads the field at 11/4 but 7 of the 8 runners are at single figure odds. Gumball, Thyme White and Dolos look the biggest threats. Third Time Lucki lines up too looking to bounce back from two disappointing runs at Ascot and Exeter.The Gold Cup Handicap Chase is another typically open looking affair. Harry Cobden rides 9/2 favourite Il Ridoto with Stolen Silver, War Lord, and Simply The Betts also declared and towards the top of the market. Cheddleton looks an interesting runner at 20/1, Rishi Persad was keen to get him on side when previewing the race on this week's episode of Racing Weekly. Andy meanwhile thinks Fern Hill is also overpriced at 20/1.The Grade 2 International Hurdle is the big race on the card with five declared to run. Epatante is the 6/4 favourite as she runs for the first time since her humbling defeat to Constitution Hill in the Fighting Fifth. I Like To Move It and Knappers Hill look set to provide her with a strong test and Andy throws First Street into the mix as well and thinks he's the one to be with.The penultimate race on the card is the Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle. Weveallbeencaught and Outlaw Peter look set to contest this one with Thomas Mor and Grand Soir also declared. Andy thinks Outlaw Peter has a 'touch of class' and expects him to run in the Albert Bartlett at the festival in March.The day ends with the Mares' Handicap Hurdle. Nico de Boinville rides favourite Theatre Glory at a best price of 3/1. Martello Sky, Lady Adare and Nina The Terrier aren't far behind with all three between 4/1 and 11/2. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What, if anything, can poetry teach our children about the concept of Beauty, and how can it be used to help them better understand and express their feelings?   To answer these and other questions, we turned to award-winning children's author, and poet, Marilyn Singer, a former school teacher who has authored more than 100 books of poetry and fiction, plus many other genres for both children and young adults.  In this episode of the podcast, we get to talk about: poetry's value as a teaching tool Marilyn's work as a teacher, poet and author what poetry teaches children about Beauty using poetry to help instill children with a love of words and language why so many adults seem to lose touch with their imagination and sense of wonder about the world how poetry can help children learn to better express their feelings recommended children's authors, poets and poems This episode's beautiful experience!  We also get to hear Marilyn read from her work, including several Reversos, plus a Shakespeare sonnet on Beauty. About our Guest Marilyn Singer's work has been widely recognized by both critics and educators for its innovative ideas and creative use of language, and has appeared in multiple best-of booklists, including the New York Times, Washington Post, Times Magazine and Publisher's Weekly to name just a few. Marilyn is also widely credited with inventing an entirely new form of poetry called the “Reverso”. To learn more about Marilyn, her books, and her work visit http://MarilynSinger.net (MarilynSinger.net), or the author's bio page at http://www.thisisbeautypodcast.com (www.thisisbeautypodcast.com) To learn more about the authors, poets and poems listed in this podcast, see the episode page at http://www.thisisbeautypodcast.com (www.thisisbeautypodcast.com), or simply click the links below.  Poets https://jacquelinewoodson.com/ (https://jacquelinewoodson.com/) https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/marilyn-nelson (https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/marilyn-nelson) https://poets.org/poet/naomi-shihab-nye (https://poets.org/poet/naomi-shihab-nye) http://margaritaengle.com/ (http://margaritaengle.com/) https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/childrens/childrens-industry-news/article/86334- (https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/childrens/childrens-industry-news/article/86334-) obituary-arnold-adoff.html https://libguides.ashland.edu/c.php?g=68054&p=439773 (https://libguides.ashland.edu/c.php?g=68054&p=439773) https://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/07/books/take-two-by-j-patrick-lewis-and-jane-yolen.html (https://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/07/books/take-two-by-j-patrick-lewis-and-jane-yolen.html) https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/gerard-manley-hopkins (https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/gerard-manley-hopkins) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikki_Grimes (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikki_Grimes) https://www.joycesidman.com/ (https://www.joycesidman.com/) Anthologies https://poetryteatime.com/blog/poet-interview-sylvia-vardell-and-janet-wong (https://poetryteatime.com/blog/poet-interview-sylvia-vardell-and-janet-wong) http://leebennetthopkins.com/ (http://leebennetthopkins.com/) Poetry Foundation https://www.poetryfoundation.org/ (https://www.poetryfoundation.org/) Poems https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43991/kubla-khan (Kubla Khan, Samuel Taylor Coleridge) https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44399/pied-beauty (Pied Beauty, Gerard Manley Hopkins) https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44400/spring-and-fall (Spring and Fall, Gerard Manley Hopkins) https://poets.org/poem/fern-hill (Fern Hill, Dylan Thomas) https://nosweatshakespeare.com/sonnets/83/ (Sonnet 83, Shakespeare) https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43768/my-last-duchess (My Last Duchess, Robert Browning) Other https://taviagilbert.com/about-tavia/ (https://taviagilbert.com/about-tavia/) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisa_Adams (Louisa Adams)...

By Dylan Thomas

The Cart Drinks boys are back after a brief hiatus! Max takes the W at Fern Hill. Recap of league play at Huron Meadows. Jake needs 5 stokes to beat Brad. Will Brad get his tequila or will Jake get his truck washed?  Follow @Cart.Drinks on Instagram for a chance to win FREE merchandise

50: Chapter 48. Dea ex Machina This episode is scripted by John Ruths and Newell Fisher. This is the only Chapter in WD written from a human perspective. The phrase "Deus ex Machina" means "the god in the machine" In a story, it signifies a highly unlikely event that resolves an issue, saves someone and provides a happy conclusion. However...this chapter is called DEA ex Machina, meaning the "Goddess in the Machine". When we read the beginning of the chapter and we see the name "Lucy", we know that she must be the "Dea ex Machina". The pre-chapter quote is from the poem, Fern Hill by Dylan Thomas. It is about an idyllic childhood spent on a farm. It is such a childhood that, arguably, saves Hazel. We begin with Lucy, the farm girl from Nuthanger.  It's early and she's just waking up.  When we hear about the possibility of a dog barking, we can link it to when the farm dog was alerted and broke away as he tore off after Dandelion.  Lucy hears a "sharp sound" and it's a squealing.  This gets Lucy up to see what the source of the sound is.  Thinking it's most likely a rat, Lucy sees that it's actually a rabbit! Lucy has a brief confrontation with Tab, one of the farm's resident cats.  She takes hold of the rabbit that we know to be our very own Hazel. Just as with the adults at the farm, it's interesting how Adams lays out how she speaks English, reflecting her Hampshire accent. Hazel in her arms, Lucy encounters her father.  He explains in his own way that to keep a wild rabbit in a hutch is a death sentence.  Her father also defends what the farm cat was doing; and in reality, he's quite right.  Her father asks Lucy to hand over Hazel.  We the reader know what this means. Lucy cries.  She knows her father is right but she's understandably upset.  Lucy wins out. She wants to show the rabbit to the visiting doctor.  Lucy goes upstairs, temporarily places Hazel in a drawer, gets some "cloze" on, and will soon meet the doctor.   The dog is back, spotted coming up the lane by the doctor, and we now know that it is a Black Labrador.  He's clearly been in a fight.  If nothing else, we know that General Woundwort did fight back, given the dog's leg bite and scratched nose.  We also learn, in passing, that the dog's name is Bob. The doctor, whose name interestingly is Adams, sees Lucy's mother first and thinks he'll have time to look at Hazel. Hazel is given an impromptu physical exam.  While Adams is a fan of providing us with multiple points of view, we don't get Hazel's thoughts at all. In this one chapter he is portrayed as humans see him: a dumb animal.  The doctor acknowledges his wounded leg which he received right there at the farm, a recent cat scratch, and reinforces for Lucy that this rabbit cannot live in a hutch.   The doctor makes an offer.  Lucy can go with him on his next house call and Hazel can be dropped off in a location along the way. Luckily for him, Hazel is dropped off on the single track road that lies to the west of WD, on the ridge between it and Hare Warren Down. The just dropped off Hazel seems to have gone temporarily tharn but comes to himself after about half a minute and quickly gets away.  As he departs, the doctor confirms his leg wound.  Of course, we readers already know this.  As Hazel is never named in this chapter, it simply confirms again who this rabbit is.   The doctor states "he could perfectly well live for years" and that seems quite hopeful.  This 'rabbit' has certainly earned this in our eyes. And it will prove to be the case so even the doctor's observation is foreshadowing in a good way. Funnily enough the chapter ends with the Doctor making a reference to the song "Born and Bred in a Briar Patch" from the 1946 Disney movie "Song of the South". And so our brief foray into the human world ends.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/watershipdown/message

Living on a boat has meant that we have had to make some difficult decisions about which books come with us onboard. Tonight, I introduce to you one of my most favourite friends on our bookshelf – the collected poems of Dylan Thomas – and explore why he holds such an important place in my life.  Journal entry:“26h January, Wednesday.A magpie on the top most branch rattles its greetings to the blurred dawn.  A blackbird calls.  The day begins with a bruised sky and bird song.”Episode InformationIf you are on Twitter, you can follow and watch ‘A Minutes Peace' by clicking on https://twitter.com/minutes_peace. You can also watch them on Colin's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/colsey2003ify/videos  In this episode I read extracts from:Matt Gaw's informative and touchingly evocative exploration of darkness and the night in his (2020) Under the Stars: A journey into light published by Elliott and Thompson.  The following poems by Dylan Thomas:‘The force that through green fuse drives the flower' ‘Lament' ‘Fern Hill' ‘Poem in October'The episode concludes with a complete reading of his ‘In my craft or sullen art'.More information about Nighttime on Still WatersYou can find more information and photographs about the podcasts and life aboard the Erica on our website at noswpod.com. It will also allow you to become more a part of the podcast and you can leave comments, offer suggestions, and reviews. You can even, if you want, leave me a voice mail by clicking on the microphone icon. General DetailsIn the intro and the outro, Saint-Saen's The Swan is performed by Karr and Bernstein (1961) and available on CC at archive.org. Two-stroke narrowboat engine recorded by 'James2nd' on the River Weaver, Cheshire. Uploaded to Freesound.org on 23rd June 2018. Creative Commons Licence. Piano and keyboard interludes composed and performed by Helen Ingram.All other audio recorded on site. ContactFor pictures of Erica and images related to the podcasts or to contact me, follow me on:Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/noswpodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/nighttimeonstillwaters/Twitter: https://twitter.com/NoswPodI would love to hear from you. You can email me at nighttimeonstillwaters@gmail.com or drop me a line by going to the nowspod website and using either the contact form or, if you prefer, record your message using the voicemail facility by clicking on the microphone icon. 

This episode contains a reading of Dylan Thomas's poem, "Fern Hill."

Today we meet Anne O'Neill who has crafted beautiful bouquets and displays for hundreds of happy Brides. Afterwards the Fernhill wedding experts share their inside tips by answering your questions. Enjoy

May 24, 2021 This show originally aired on December 3, 2020, and was re-aired May 24, 2021 as a tribute to the late FERN HILL, Co-founder with her husband, Jerry, of the Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch & author of “Gifts From Glory: A Collection of True Stories On Prayer” “WHEN TRAGEDY IS TRANSFORMED INTO A […]

Today we have a great conversation with the award winning Mark Coombes with tips and info that will really come in handy if your are looking for a photographer or getting ready to take those all important photos. Then in the last 10 minutes Neil and Ann share some great advice as they answer your questions. Send questions to podcast@fernhillhousehotel.com. To get in touch with Mark see www.markcoombesphotography.com email - mcoombesphoto@gmail.com Phone - 087 7592251 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Mark-Coombes-Photography-1629722654014337 Instagram - @markcoombesphotography or https://www.instagram.com/markcoombesphotography/

Jon and Rick discuss results from the weekend events as well as the status of the Land Rover Kentucky Three day Event. Then they sit down with Fraser Duffy from Fernhill Sporthorses to have discussion about his career and what Fernhill is all about. Pan American games team gold medalist Shannon Lilley joins the guys next. They talk about her recent move from California to the east coast and what else she's been up to. It's another fun show with the guys and some great guests!

Hello and welcome to the Irish Wedding Podcast brought to you by the wedding experts at Fernhill. In this first episode we introduce you to your hosts and Fernhill.

The Local's journalist Tony Sawrey chats with Fern Hill resident Steve Pierce who has swapped seats from captaining Dreamliners to taking on rubbish runs with Skip Hire Group. A major pandemic pivot.

Welcome everybody to episode 56 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. I would like to sincerely thank all the interviewees, listeners and the soccer public of the Illawarra, Australia, France, the United Kingdom and elsewhere around the World who download this podcast. Additionally I would like to say thank you to the great people who contribute, comment and reminisce on the social media pages.Micky White is our interviewee in episode 56. Born in the United Kingdom in 1959, Micky grew up with a love of the game, playing it from a young age and watching Nottingham Forest as a supporter at the City Ground. This watching and playing football in the United Kingdom stopped towards the end of 1973 as Micky and his Family came out to Australia. At the start of 1974 Illawarra football pre-season, Micky then began has association with Fairy Meadow when he joined the club as a 14 year old.Apart from a stint with Bellambi in 1979 after he had been overseas, Micky successfully stayed and played for Fairy Meadow until the end of 1986 and throughout the Illawarra people would vividly remember his career at this club in the local league and in the state league. Micky then went on to play for Bulli, Fernhill, Cawley Vale, Bellambi and Wollongong White Eagles in a very successful career. Additionally Micky has coached at Cawley Vale, Bellambi and Fernhill (seniors and juniors where he coached his kids) plus being involved on the committee side of things at Fairy Meadow and Bellambi. His football career has spanned over four decades and in this time Micky has energetically intertwined himself into the fabric of Illawarra football.After interviewing Micky, he sees himself as a Fairy Meadow player through and through as he gave 110% in every game and training session for the club. His knowledge of the game is second to none and it was fantastic spending time with someone who has clear recollections of the many people he interacted with during his time in the game.My sincere appreciation and respect go out to Micky and Linda for allowing me into their home to complete this interview. I learnt a lot and gained further insight into our local football history via Micky’s journey. So thank you Micky, it was an absolute pleasure to have interviewed you. Please enjoy episode 56!

December 3, 2020 FERN HILL, Co-founder with her husband, Jerry, of the Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch & author of “Gifts From Glory: A Collection of True Stories On Prayer” who will address: “WHEN TRAGEDY IS TRANSFORMED INTO A MINISTRY: THE TIMOTHY HILL CHILDREN’s RANCH STORY”   Subscribe: iTunes  TuneIn Android RSS Feed Listen:

Jon and Rick are joined by USEF developmental listed rider Jacob Fletcher. They discuss the forward seat position and Jacob's plans for next season. Then, Alex Green-Kirby sits down to discuss her horses, her life, and what it's like to work with the famous Fernhill stables out of Ireland. It's an action packed show!

Production and Sound Design by Kevin Seaman

By Dylan Thomas

Hello folks. Welcome to episode 21. ckhanson81 reads his own original quote first. Soon thereafter, ckhanson81 proceeds to talk about the great poet, Dylan Thomas and reads some of his poem "Fern Hill". Some of his biography is also read. You may find the poem at poets.org(Academy Of American poets). Thank you folks. Best wishes, Sincerely, Ckhanson81 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ckhanson81/support

In this episode, Adrian talks about the poem that has been a friend to him – 'Fern Hill' by Dylan Thomas. ​ Adrian joined The Poetry Exchange online, via video call, for one of our 'Lockdown Exchanges' that took place as part of City of Literature - a week of conversations, reflections and connections presented by the National Centre for Writing and Norfolk & Norwich Festival. ​ Many thanks to our partners, the National Centre for Writing and Norfolk & Norwich Festival for enabling this to go ahead in spite of the physical restrictions. Do visit them for more inspiration: ​ www.nnfestival.org.uk www.nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk Our thanks also to David Higham Associates and Dylan Thomas Trust for permission to share the poem. For more information about the poet and his work, please visit: www.discoverdylanthomas.com Adrian is in conversation with The Poetry Exchange team members, Fiona Bennett and Michal Shaeffer. Michael reads the gift reading of 'Fern Hill'. ***** Now as I was young and easy under the apple boughs About the lilting house and happy as the grass was green, The night above the dingle starry, Time let me hail and climb Golden in the heydays of his eyes, And honoured among wagons I was prince of the apple towns And once below a time I lordly had the trees and leaves Trail with daisies and barley Down the rivers of the windfall light. And as I was green and carefree, famous among the barns About the happy yard and singing as the farm was home, In the sun that is young once only, Time let me play and be Golden in the mercy of his means, And green and golden I was huntsman and herdsman, the calves Sang to my horn, the foxes on the hills barked clear and cold, And the sabbath rang slowly In the pebbles of the holy streams. All the sun long it was running, it was lovely, the hay Fields high as the house, the tunes from the chimneys, it was air And playing, lovely and watery And fire green as grass. And nightly under the simple stars As I rode to sleep the owls were bearing the farm away, All the moon long I heard, blessed among stables, the nightjars Flying with the ricks, and the horses Flashing into the dark. And then to awake, and the farm, like a wanderer white With the dew, come back, the cock on his shoulder: it was all Shining, it was Adam and maiden, The sky gathered again And the sun grew round that very day. So it must have been after the birth of the simple light In the first, spinning place, the spellbound horses walking warm Out of the whinnying green stable On to the fields of praise. And honoured among foxes and pheasants by the gay house Under the new made clouds and happy as the heart was long, In the sun born over and over, I ran my heedless ways, My wishes raced through the house high hay And nothing I cared, at my sky blue trades, that time allows In all his tuneful turning so few and such morning songs Before the children green and golden Follow him out of grace, Nothing I cared, in the lamb white days, that time would take me Up to the swallow thronged loft by the shadow of my hand, In the moon that is always rising, Nor that riding to sleep I should hear him fly with the high fields And wake to the farm forever fled from the childless land. Oh as I was young and easy in the mercy of his means, Time held me green and dying Though I sang in my chains like the sea.

Here is a discussion of Dylan Thomas ,his vision of poetry and an analysis of his poem Fern Hill

Rick Hanson, Ph.D. is a psychologist with a deep interest in neuroscience and mindfulness. He is a senior fellow of the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California Berkeley and creator of the year-long course The Foundations of Well-Being. He is the author of many books including: Buddha's Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom (New Harbinger 2009) , Just One Thing: Developing a Buddha Brain One Simple Practice at a Time (New Harbinger 2011), Hardwiring Happiness: The New Brain Science of Contentment, Calm, and Confidence (Harmony Books 2013), Meditations to Change Your Brain - CD Set (Sounds True 2009), Resilient: How to Grow an Unshakable Core of Calm, Strength and Happiness (Harmony Books 2018) and NeuroDharma: New Science, Ancient Wisdom, and Seven Practices of the Highest Happiness (Harmony Books 2020)Interview Date: 2/24/2020         Tags: Rick Hanson, media, despair, compassion, courage, common humanity, take heart, the fruits of practice, changing the structure of brain, neuroscience, neuroplasticity, inner peace, neural circuitry, letting go of results, 7 practices for happiness, empathic imagination, reacting amygdala, less reactive, somatic learning, somatic markers, steady presence of mind, not being attached to outcome, attachment, tenacity, Fern Hill poem by Dylan Thomas, Social Change/Politics, Meditation, Personal Transformation, Science

Fern Hill Episode 11: JohannaCreator and producer: Gillian FrankSenior producer: Saniya Lee GhanouiMusic by Blue Dot Sessions. https://www.sessions.blue/Visit our website at: https://www.gillianfrank.com/#/fernhill/

Welcome everybody to episode 44 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. I would like to sincerely thank all the interviewees, listeners and the soccer public of the Illawarra, Australia and the World who download this podcast. Additionally I would like to say thank you to the people who contribute, comment and reminisce on the social media pages. Please note if you have a person you think I should interview please message me directly on Facebook or Instagram or Twitter.Paul Giraldi started playing junior soccer in 1969 as a left full-back with Woonona Junior Soccer Club down at Ocean Park. Although humble about his own abilities, Paul was proficient enough to play representative junior soccer for a couple of years along with his club soccer with Woonona (and school soccer with Woonona High School).His senior career started with Fairy Meadow under 18s in the Illawarra Premier League in 1977 while he was still dual registered with his junior club Woonona. The first couple of years at Fairy Meadow allowed him to play with his brother and good friend Dean Gardiner. Added to this his U18 team had success winning the Kass Cup a couple of times.Paul was approximately 16 and a half years old when he joined the Bellambi Rosellas after being asked to come across by his former high school teacher John Frew. Here he played first grade under John Frew and other experienced senior players such as Rob Banks, Tony Gill and Geoff Farrar. He learnt a lot at Bellambi and after this he joined Wollongong United with his brother, Dean and the Sattin brothers in 1981.Here in State League 2nd division he was coached by Mike Johnson, a coach that had an enormous influence on his football career as well as his life. Mike was an intense man and it was fascinating to hear Paul discuss his time with Mike. For several years he played with Wollongong United/Wollongong Macedonia along with many team mates. His time at this club was highlighted by the state league derbies between Fairy Meadow, another intense coach in John Bingham and Paul’s ability to play alongside very good friends.In 1989 Paul went across to Fairy Meadow Italia under Glenn Fontana in the state league for a year. Unfortunately Fairy Meadow folded at the end of that year and this was a sad event for Paul and the Illawarra. Next he went to Bellambi Rosellas for a second stint as a player under Steve Quirk. After a couple of seasons he then moved on to Coniston Makedonija with former team mate, friend and now coach Harry Sattin in 1992. They had a successful year as Coniston won the league championship and were grand finalists.In 1993 he joined Fernhill SC as their coach Larry Gaffney rang him and at the time it suited Paul’s personal life. Paul played at Fernhill for a few seasons and amongst playing with a great club, he discusses former team mate Scott Chipperfield and very good friend and team mate Claudio Cellini. It was very insightful to hear Paul’s thoughts on both men who have contributed a lot for our game in the Illawarra.Paul thought he had retired from first grade football in 1998 after finishing with Fernhill and he started to play with an amateur team. But he was mistaken as Woonona Sharks coach Ian Cirson saw him play for the amateur team in the pre-season Corrimal Leagues Knock out in 1999. Ian liked what he saw and called Paul up and at the age of 37 Paul played 1 year in premier league at the club where he started his football career thirty years prior.For me the interview with Paul was fantastic as I learnt a lot about him, especially the Macedonia days where he played at a high level with his brother and 5 to 6 very good friends. Paul has longevity and a passion for the game in the Illawarra. He played at a high level across two decades, with strong and successful teams (and coaches). Publicly I would like to pay my respects to him as he allowed me the time to speak with him for over two hours. I hope you enjoy the interview as much as I enjoyed recording it.

Fern Hill Episode 9: JacksonCreator and producer: Gillian FrankSenior producer: Saniya Lee GhanouiMusic by Blue Dot Sessions. https://www.sessions.blue/Visit our website at: https://www.gillianfrank.com/#/fernhill/

Fern Hill Episode 8: AshaCreator and producer: Gillian FrankSenior producer: Saniya Lee GhanouiMusic by Blue Dot Sessions. https://www.sessions.blue/Visit our website at: https://www.gillianfrank.com/#/fernhill/

Fern Hill Episode 10: JadenCreator and producer: Gillian FrankSenior producer: Saniya Lee GhanouiMusic by Blue Dot Sessions. https://www.sessions.blue/Visit our website at: https://www.gillianfrank.com/#/fernhill/

Fern Hill Episode 7: Su'anuCreator and producer: Gillian FrankSenior producer: Saniya Lee GhanouiMusic by Blue Dot Sessions. https://www.sessions.blue/Visit our website at: https://www.gillianfrank.com/#/fernhill/

Fern Hill Episode 6: BenjiCreator and producer: Gillian FrankSenior producer: Saniya Lee GhanouiVisit our website at: https://www.gillianfrank.com/#/fernhill/

Fern Hill Episode 5: LaurenCreator and producer: Gillian FrankSenior producer: Saniya Lee GhanouiVisit our website at: https://www.gillianfrank.com/#/fernhill/

Fern Hill Episode 4: CarterCreator and producer: Gillian FrankSenior producer: Saniya Lee GhanouiVisit our website at: https://www.gillianfrank.com/#/fernhill/

Fern Hill Episode 1: Katerina and SebastianCreator and producer: Gillian FrankSenior producer: Saniya Lee GhanouiVisit our website at: https://www.gillianfrank.com/#/fernhill/

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Fern Hill Episode 3: AdamCreator and producer: Gillian FrankSenior producer: Saniya Lee GhanouiVisit our website at: https://www.gillianfrank.com/#/fernhill/

Fern Hill [poem] by Mr. Dylan Thomas. Reading of the poem and comments by ckhanson81.

Earlier this week, Don Creamer discovered someone had vandalized his maple syrup operation in Saint John's Fernhill Cemetery, which he uses to produce syrup for family and friends.

For this episode John reads the poem by Dylan Thomas - Fern Hill. The text should you want to read along See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome everybody to episode 38 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. As always I would like to sincerely thank all the interviewees, listeners and the soccer public of the Illawarra/Australia who download this podcast. Additionally I would like to say thank you to the people who contribute, comment and reminisce on the social media pages.This episode’s interviewee was born in 1928 and has had an enormous positive impact on the Illawarra soccer landscape for over 80 years. Neville Arrowsmith has played the game for Tarrawanna, Wollongong Technical College, the Illawarra District, Bellambi and Fernhill. In the 1950s he was involved with Fernhill’s Committee before spending over two decades on the Illawarra District Soccer Association as President, Vice-President, Secretary, Publicity Officer and Committee member with numerous delegate positions. And Neville was awarded Life Membership to the IDSA in 1963.Neville was one of the foundation board members of the Wollongong City Wolves that saw the region back in the National Soccer League in 1980. And with the hard work he contributed along with the other foundation board members, he managed the Wollongong City youth team for 9 years and is a Life Member of the Club.Over his soccer journey he has coached and managed Illawarra junior representative teams with great success and joy. Another aspect of Neville’s contribution to the game is his recording, publication and archiving of Illawarra soccer’s history, notably his book “An incomplete history of the 100 years of association football in the Illawarra District” and the Corrimal Rangers SC centenary book.It is impossible in this introduction and the interview to cover the entire list of positions or impacts Neville has had on our game in the Illawarra. In the brief time I spent with Neville and his son Martin it was great to talk about some of his immense soccer journey. I feel honoured and humbled to have spent time with a man who has done so much and that has been an inspiration to my Illawarra soccer history work. My sincere thanks and respect go out to Neville and Martin for allowing me into Neville’s home and giving me the time to record this interview. I hope you enjoy the interview as much as I did recording it.

Welcome everybody to episode 37 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. As always I would like to sincerely thank all the interviewees, listeners and the soccer public of the Illawarra/Australia who download this podcast. Additionally I would like to say thank you to the people who contribute, comment and reminisce on the social media pages.This episode's interviewee grew up in Balgownie and started his football journey at Balgownie Junior SC. From here John Krajnovic developed a deep love for the game and for the goalkeeper position. After a junior career with Balgownie and representing Illawarra junior teams, John moved to Fairy Meadow United in the State League. At Fairy Meadow John proved himself amongst men, forged relationships and developed his craft.After playing at Corrimal Rangers in 1987 and Wollongong Macedonia in 1988, John received a call from Sydney Croatia and it was here that John deservedly found himself playing in the NSL amongst Socceroos and quality NSL players. He took his opportunity and played 18 league games and multiple pre-season games in the late 1980s and early 1990s.In the 1990s he cemented himself as one of the premier goalkeepers in the Illawarra Premier League in particular with the Cringila Lions and in the latter part of his playing career he additionally started goalkeeper coaching.Since retiring at the end of the 2000 season, John has developed as one of the best goalkeeping coaches in the region being a part of multiple clubs and entities such as Fernhill, the ISA, the Wollongong Wolves and of course coaching his children, something that was a delight for John.The clear point for me in this interview is that John deeply cares and invests in the people/players who he trains and mixes with in the region. And it is this part of his personality which distinguishes him and is one of the reasons why he is successful and deeply respected in our community. As our interview spanned over 2 hours, I have split this podcast into two parts and although it might not be optimal for you the listener, I apologise but I couldn’t stop chatting to John about his amazing journey as a player and as a coach. Please enjoy part 1 of this interview.

Featuring Anthony Valadez the proprietor of "Little Jerry's" a Seinfeld-themed diner located in the Fern Hill neighborhood of Tacoma Washington.

Back to Bird Sex.  Fern Hill - should get a Tony for Best Recipe.  NFL Women.  Sink or Swim: middle-aged men and synchronized swimming again. (Must be a thing).  Knitting and Baseball.  Gotta love Polar Bear Pete.  NBA Champ prediction.  Cabinets of Curiosities.  Robert Hunter.  What a trip. Credits: Talent:  Tamsen Granger and Dan Abuhoff Engineer:  Ellie Suttmeier Art:  Zeke Abuhoff

The truth is—magic lives in all of us who choose to look for it.It lives in the morning in the springtime in Paris, it’s in the smell of the world after the rain, or a stormy afternoon in bed on a Sunday, it’s in warm sweaters and a lovers’ nook, it’s in those sad days that never end, and the happy days that end too soon.It’s in every spicy margarita or bathtub with rosé, it’s in good books and Spanish beaches, it’s the sun warming cheeks through the clouds, it’s in that quiet forest where the trees sway or the way the lake reflects the moon.It’s in art; it’s in music, it’s in words. It’s in you and it’s in me and any of us that choose to find it. For the greatest truth about magic… is that it’s true.xx Atticus@atticuspoetrywww.atticuspoetry.comOther poems read today:"Simplicity" by Emily Dickinson"This is Leisure" by William Henry Davies"This is Fern Hill" by Dylan Thomas

A Tony and Obie Award winner for his performance as twin brothers in Love! Valour! Compassion!, Mr. Glover returns to the stage beginning September 10 in Fern Hill at 59E59 Theaters.

Fans of the legendary 1980s legal drama “L.A. Law” will be no stranger to both fictional and real-life couple Jill Eikenberry and Michael Tucker, but may be curious what they’re up to these days. The answer comes in the form of the new Off-Broadway play “Fern Hill” which Michael wrote and Jill currently stars in alongside Mark Linn-Baker (“Perfect Stangers,” “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt”) at Manhattan’s 59E59 Theater. Join us for a conversation with Jill Eikenberry and Michael Tucker about "Fern Hill" and their careers both individually and as a beloved TV couple in this installment of Leonard Lopate at Large on WBAI.

Today's poem is for a listener named Jill, who requested this poem recently. It's "Fern Hill," by the great Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas. Remember: Subscribe, rate, review. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aileen and Helen live in Bolton Clarke's Fernhill Community. Aileen is from Leeds and Helen was raised in regional Australia. They share their journeys and how life has brought them to the same community and what life is like at Fernhill.

Fernhill coach Bruce Tilt and South Coast United player-coach Greg Valic after their 2-2 draw at Ian McLennan Park.

Today’s interviewee has had an extensive career which has traversed the Illawarra Leagues and NSW State Leagues. He has played for Clubs ranging from Fernhill (junior and senior clubs), Illawarra Junior representative teams, Fairy Meadow, Bellambi, Wollongong Macedonia, Unanderra, South Coast Croatia and Coniston. Add in the coaches he has played under and you can understand why Dean Gardiner’s episode will be one you will enjoy. A striker who worked hard at his game and learned a great deal about himself from the people around him, Dean’s interview was a pleasure to conduct and put together. Thanks again to Dean who has supported my social media pages from day one and has sent through a lot of material for other people to enjoy. A very generous guy.Music by Luke Nolan

Illawarra Mercury Premier League - 1 min 15 sec ft. Fernhill coach Bruce Tilt WGC Cranes District League - 28 min 11 sec ft. Helensburgh goalkeeper Josh William Builders Club Women’s Division 1 - 46 min 50 sec ft. Albion Park coach Richard Davis South Coast Flame - 50 min 45 sec ft. First Grade coach Paul Robaard Football South Coast Tipping Competitions Register a free account @ mysportstips.net then click ‘join comp’ Premier League Comp #10538 Password - IPL18 District League Show hosted and edited by Dylan Arvela, on Twitter @dylanarvela

Jase & PJ are LIVE from Mercy Place Fernhill Aged Care Home. Yep, this is after PJ checked Jase in for 24 hours. Think fitness class, Cards Against Humanity party game and much more.  We also have an international headliner *wink wink* helping with the 20K Birthday Balls.​ Plus, there's Iris, who's 93-years-old (yes, you read that correctly!) ready to give the Perfect Pour machine a red hot go. What an absolute legend!

Illawarra Mercury Premier League - 0 min 51 sec ft. Bulli striker Ben McDonald, FSC reporter Jordan Warren and Tarrawanna coach Peter Willis South Coast Flame FC - 21 min 11 sec Ft. First Grade Captain Matt White and under 20s coach Neil Mineeff The Builders Club Women’s Division 1 - 24 min 57 sec ft. Fernhill player Emi Skopal WGC Cranes District League - 32 min 31 sec Ft. Thirroul goalkeeper Josh Williams and FSC reporter Jordan Warren Football South Coast Tipping Competitions Register a free account @ mysportstips.net then click ‘join comp’ Premier League Comp #10538 Password - IPL18 District League Comp #10537 Password - IDL18 Football South Coast Social Media Facebook - Football South Coast, Football South Coast Match Centre and South Coast Flame FC Twitter - @FSC_Official and @SCFlameFC Music by Joakim Korud - Holiday Blues Show hosted and produced by Dylan Arvela, on Twitter @dylanarvela Jordan Warren, on Twitter @jwarren0817

Illawarra Mercury Premier League - 1 min 42 sec ft. Fernhill captain Dale White, FSC Report Cal Behrendt, Albion Park White Eagle coach Paul Carter and post match interviews from Wollongong United vs Corrimal South Coast Flame FC - 21 min 07 sec ft. Paul Robaard and Neil Mineeff The Builders Club Women’s Division 1 - 24 min 53 sec ft. Kiama coach Umberto Sorrentino WGC Cranes District League - 26 min 52 sec Ft. FSC Reporter Cal Behrendt, Bellambi coach Andrew Paine and Coniston assistant coach Vic Miceski Football South Coast Tipping Competitions Register a free account @ mysportstips.net then click ‘join comp’ Premier League Comp #10538 Password - IPL18 District League Comp #10537 Password - IDL18 Football South Coast Social Media Facebook - Football South Coast, Football South Coast Match Centre and South Coast Flame FC Twitter - @FSC_Official and @SCFlameFC Music by Joakim Korud - Holiday Blues Interval coms by Adam Santarossa - Football NSW Podcast produced and hosted by Dylan Arvela, on Twitter @dylanarvela FSC Reporter Cal Behrendt, on Twitter @calbehrendt

The Fernhill Foxes beat Woonona Sharks 3-2 in a seesawing match at Ocean Park in Round 2 of the Illawarra Premier League.

On this week’s show we sit down with Woonona forward Brendan Pattman to discuss the Sharks’ hopes for 2018, Fernhill’s massive win over Tarrawanna as well as previewing Round 2 of the Illawarra Mercury Premier League. Chris Lazarevski from the Berkeley Goats also joins us to talk about the District League including Bellambi’s thumping of Warilla. We also meet up with South Coast Flame midfielder Matt Mazevski to hear about he’s adapting to life at the new club. Illawarra Mercury Premier League - 1 min 40 sec ft. Woonona forward Brendan Pattman WGC Cranes District League - 14 min 13 sec ft. Berkeley goalkeeper Chris Lazarevski South Coast Flame FC - 28 min 05 sec ft. First Grade midfielder Matt Mazevski Football South Coast Tipping Competitions Register a free account @ mysportstips.net then click ‘join comp’ Premier League Comp #10538 Password - IPL18 District League Comp #10537 Password - IDL18 Football South Coast Social Media Facebook - Football South Coast, Football South Coast Match Centre and South Coast Flame FC Twitter - @FSC_Official and @SCFlameFC Music by Joakim Korud - Holiday Blues Interval coms by Adam Santarossa - Football NSW

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Our EQ is: What role do race and class play in the food industry?We’re joined by Corey Evans, culinary arts teacher at Lincoln High School and LHS alum. He tells us about his adventures and misadventures in the food industry, especially high-end dining, from the eastside of Tacoma to the eastern seaboard. He helps us dig into some serious issues, including the politics, the racial divide, and the pecking order in restaurant kitchens, the importance of truffle oil, and great places to dine in Tacoma (spoiler: Tibbitts at Fernhill). Other topics of discussion:Martha's vineyard (we had to Google which Martha - named after Bartholomew Gosnald’s daughter and/or mother in-law)Veal demi glaceGluten-free diets (not for Celiac’s) can do more harm than goodWhy a palmful is not a real measuring sizeWhy Waiters Drink. And Why It MattersAnnie claimed there are recipes that are both vegan and gluten free. Evidence:Life-affirming Warm Nacho Dip (scroll past the book review for the recipe)Lotsa stuff from Vegan RichaAll the stuff on this list from PETATimeless or Terrible: Stinky CheesesTatchos (tater tot nachos) Do Your Fudging Homework:Corey: don’t ask for substitutions on the menu unless you really really have to.Annie: Eat at this amazing vegan cafe Quickie Too!Hope: The Food Lab by J Kenji Lopez-AltUpdate: Since recording this episode Hope has subscribed to Blue Apron and @NerdFarmer is obsessed. If you decide to do it, use Hope or Corey as a referral. K thanx!

On this week’s show, Dylan is joined by Mitch Cohen and Simon Duffin to preview the Preliminary Finals in the Illawarra Mercury Premier League and WGC Cranes District League. Additional discussion points include Wollongong Olympic and Thirroul’s demise, Warilla’s thrilling win over Fernhill and foreseeing who will win the respective Grand Finals. Illawarra Mercury Premier League with Mitch Cohen - 0 min 51 sec Kemblawarra Fury vs Port Kembla Dylan - Fury Mitch - Fury WGC Cranes District League with Simon Duffin - 14 min 25 sec Fernhill Foxes vs Helensburgh Thistle Dylan - Helensburgh Simon - Fernhill Stay up to date with all the latest news by liking Football South Coast Match Centre on Facebook and following @FSC_Official on Twitter. Click this link to read the Football South Coast match reports - http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-4704-0-0-0&sID=352503 Note the opinions expressed on the show are those of the host and guests and do not reflect those of FSC. Show hosted by Dylan Arvela, on Twitter @dylanarvela Simon Duffin - @DuffinWrites Mitch Cohen - @MitchRWCohen

On this week’s show, we are joined by Bulli coach, Matt Bailey to preview the Illawarra Mercury Premier League semifinals. Bailey explains how his side plan to approach their massive matchup against Kemblawarra Fury and how Wollongong Olympic can bounce back from their heavy defeat to the aforementioned Fury. In the second half of the show, Fernhill captain, Dale White joins us to look at the WGC Cranes District League. White talks up the positive energy at Fernhill after they came within one point of winning all three grades and he tells us who he thinks the form team in the comp is. Illawarra Mercury Premier League with Matt Bailey - 0 min 35 sec Bulli vs Kemblawarra Fury - 1 min 35 sec Dylan: Bulli Matt: Bulli Wollongong Olympic vs Port Kembla - 8 min 37 sec Dylan: Olympic Matt: Olympic WGC Cranes District League with Dale White - 11 min 49 sec Fernhill Foxes vs Warilla Wanderers - 13 min 08 sec Dylan: Fernhill Dale: Fernhill Thirroul Thunder vs Helensburgh Thistle - 17 min 55 sec Dylan: Helensburgh Dale: Penalty shoot out… Stay up to date with all the latest news by liking Football South Coast Match Centre on Facebook and following @FSC_Official on Twitter. Click this link to read the Football South Coast match reports - http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-4704-0-0-0&sID=352503 Note the opinions expressed on the show are those of the host and guests and do not reflect those of FSC. Show hosted by Dylan Arvela, on Twitter @dylanarvela

Dylan Arvela is joined by Port Kembla player Joey Lavalle to preview Round 18 of the Illawarra Mercury Premier League which is followed by the preview of the WGC Cranes District League with Fernhill First Grade captain, Dale White. Illawarra Mercury Premier League with Port Kembla player Joey Lavalle - 2 min 36 sec Albion Park White Eagles vs Wollongong Olympic - 3 min 50 sec Dylan: Olympic Joey: Olympic Port Kembla vs Woonona Sharks 5 min 20 sec Dylan: Port Joey: Port Tarrawanna Blueys vs Kemblawarra Fury - 7 min 23 sec Dylan: Draw Joey: Fury Picton Rangers vs Cringila Lions - 9 min 13 sec Dylan: Draw Joey: Draw Wollongong United vs Corrimal - 9 min 32 sec Dylan: W United Joey: W United South Coast United vs Bulli - 9 min 42 sec Dylan: Bulli Joey: Bulli WGC Cranes District League with Fernhill player Dale White - 10 min 26 sec Balgownie Rangers vs Oak Flats Falcons - 11 min 57 sec Dylan: Oak Flats Dale: Oak Flats University vs Fernhill Foxes - 13 min 55 sec Dylan: Fernhill Dale: Fernhill Thirroul Thunder vs Helensburgh Thistle - 16 min 19 sec Dylan: Thirroul Dale: Thirroul Bellambi Rosellas vs Kiama Quarriers - 18 min 08 sec Dylan: Bellambi Dale: Bellambi Berkeley vs Warilla Wanderers - 19 min 01 sec Dylan: Berkeley Dale: Warilla Wests Illawarra vs Coniston - 19 min 37 sec Dylan: Draw Dale: Coniston Stay up to date with all the latest news by liking Football South Coast Match Centre on Facebook and following @FSC_Official on Twitter. Click this link to read the Football South Coast match reports - http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-4704-0-0-0&sID=352503 Click this link to read the Bampton / Youth Cup Semi Finals Review - http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?client=0-4704-0-0-0&sID=352503&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=57762017 Show hosted by Dylan Arvela, on Twitter @dylanarvela

We have a massive show lined up for Round 16. In the first segment Dylan Arvela speaks with Wollongong Olympic coach, Rob Birkin about this weekend’s action in the Illawarra Mercury Premier League. Birkin discusses the strengths of the three title rivals as well as which Kemblawarra Fury player could be key in the final stages of the season. Football South Coast Women’s Council member and Fernhill Women’s player, Emi Skopal then joins Dylan to talk about the goings on in The Builders Club Women’s Division 1 as well as the Women’s State Cup. Skopal gives her thoughts on how the top four will shape up along with which players have impressed her most this season. In the final segment, Dylan talks with one of the WGC Cranes District League’s best goalkeepers in Ben Wunsch of the Oak Flats Falcons. The two give their predictions for the Round 16 matches and Dylan asks the Falcon’s captain if he thinks anyone can catch Fernhill at the top of the table. We would like to thank Rob, Emi and Ben for giving up their time and coming on the show. If you have any comments or suggestions about the show please let us know through Football South Coast Match Centre on Facebook at @FSC_Official on Twitter. Illawarra Mercury Premier League with Rob Birkin - 1 mon 09 sec Wollongong United vs Bulli - 2 min 22 sec Dylan: Bulli Rob: Bulli Kemblawarra Fury vs Port Kembla - 4 min 50 sec Dylan: Fury Rob: Fury Woonona Sharks vs Wollongong Olympic - 7 min 45 sec Dylan: Olympic Rob: Olympic Picton Rangers vs South Coast United - 10 min 22 sec Dylan: Draw Rob: SCU Tarrawanna Blueys vs Corrimal Rangers - 11 min 02 sec Dylan: Blueys Rob: Blueys Albion Park White Eagles vs Cringila Lions - 11 min 48 sec Dylan: APWE Rob: APWE The Builders Club Women’s Division 1 with Emi Skopal - 13 min 28 sec WGC Cranes District League with Ben Wunsch - 23 min 28 sec Coniston vs Thirroul Thunder - 24 min 36 sec Dylan: Coniston Ben: Thirroul Oak Flats Falcons vs Kiama Quarriers - 26 min 44 sec Dylan: Oak Flats Ben: Oak Flats University vs Berkeley - 29 min 59 sec Dylan: Berkeley Ben: Berkeley Wests Illawarra vs Warilla Wanderers - 30 min 21 sec Dylan: Warilla Ben: Warilla Bellambi Rosellas vs Fernhill Foxes - 30 min 54 sec Dylan: Fernhill Ben: Fernhill Balgownie Rangers vs Helensburgh Thistle - 31 min 45 sec Dylan: Draw Ben: Draw Stay up to date with all the latest news by liking Football South Coast Match Centre on Facebook and following @FSC_Official on Twitter. Click this link to vote for who you think will win between Wollongong United and Bulli in the match of the week Twitter poll - https://twitter.com/FSC_Official/status/882433477924110336 Click this link to read the Football South Coast match reports - http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-4704-0-0-0&sID=352503 Show hosted by Dylan Arvela, on Twitter @dylanarvela

Oak Flats took an early lead against top of the table Fernhill but two second half goals and a Falcons red card saw the Foxes claim the three points. Here are the post match interviews with Fernhill coach Dan McGoldrick and Oak Flats coach Mark Vinton.

On this week’s show, Dylan Arvela is joined by two special guests to preview this weekend’s action in the Illawarra Mercury Premier League and WGC Cranes District League. The first being Tarrawanna defender Allister Carrigan who gives us an insight into the Blueys' remarkable season, he is followed by experienced University midfielder Dane Hamilton who highlights what the Students need to improve to achieve a strong finish to the season. Time Codes and THE Predictions Illawarra Mercury Premier League - 0 min 48 sec Tarrawanna vs Bulli - 2 min 08 sec Dylan: Draw Allister: Tarrawanna Click this link to vote for who you think will win between Tarrawanna and Bulli in the match of the week Twitter poll - https://twitter.com/FSC_Official/status/877386646592696320 Albion Park White Eagles vs South Coast United - 4 min 56 sec Dylan: APWE Allister: APWE Port Kembla vs Wollongong Olympic - 6 min 45 sec Dylan: Olympic Allister: Draw Wollongong United vs Picton - 9 min 22 sec Dylan: United Allister: United Woonona vs Cringila - 9 min 41 sec Dylan: Draw Allister: Draw Kemblawarra Fury vs Corrimal - 10 min 34 sec Dylan: Fury Allister: Fury Woonona vs South Coast United (Makeup game) - 11 min 03 sec Dylan: Draw Allister: Draw WGC Cranes District League - 12 min 44 sec Fernhill vs Oak Flats - 14 min 23 sec Dylan: Draw Dane: Fernhill Helensburgh vs Coniston - 16 min 25 sec Dylan: Helensburgh Dane: Helensburgh University vs Wests Illawarra - 18 min 15 sec Dylan: Uni Dane: Uni Thirroul vs Warilla - 21 min 50 sec Dylan: Thirroul Dane: Warilla Bellambi vs Berkeley - 22 min 33 sec Dylan: Berkeley Dane: Draw Balgownie vs Kiama - 23 min 09 sec Dylan: Balgownie Dane: Kiama Stay up to date with all the latest news by liking Football South Coast Match Centre on Facebook and following @FSC_Official on Twitter. Click this link to vote for who you think will win between Tarrawanna and Bulli in the match of the week Twitter poll - https://twitter.com/FSC_Official/status/877386646592696320 Click this link to read the Football South Coast match reports - http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-4704-0-0-0&sID=352503 The show host Dylan Arvela is on Twitter @dylanarvela

We are a game away from the midpoint of the season and there are some sensational matchups lined up for round 11. Dylan and Simon go over all the matches including the match of the week between Wollongong Olympic and Bulli. Times Codes Illawarra Mercury Premier League table recap 1 min 03 sec Wollongong Olympic vs Bulli (match of the week) 1 min 43 sec Albion Park White Eagles vs Port Kembla 4 min 13 sec Tarrawanna vs Wollongong United 6 min 07 sec Woonona vs Picton 7 min 40 sec Corrimal vs Cringila 11 min 07 sec Kemblawarra Fury vs South Coast United 8 min 08 sec WGC Cranes District League table recap 8 min 50 sec Bellambi vs Balgownie 9 min 15 sec Coniston vs Fernhill 11 min 07 sec Kiama vs Warilla 13 min 25 sec Helensburgh vs Berkeley 14 min 22 sec Wests Illawarra vs Thirroul 14 min 54 sec Oak Flats vs University 15 min 02 sec The Predictions! Illawarra Mercury Premier League Wollongong Olympic vs Bulli Dylan - Olympic, Simon - Draw Albion Park White Eagles vs Port Kembla Dylan - Draw, Simon - Draw Tarrawanna vs Wollongong United Dylan - Tarrawanna, Simon - United Woonona vs Picton Dylan - Picton, Simon - Woonona Corrimal vs Cringila Dylan - Draw, Simon - Draw Kemblawarra Fury vs South Coast United Dylan - Fury, Simon - Fury WGC Cranes District League Bellambi vs Balgownie Dylan - Balgownie, Simon - Bellambi Coniston vs Fernhill Dylan - Coniston, Simon - Fernhill Kiama vs Warilla Dylan - Warilla, Simon - Warilla Helensburgh vs Berkeley Dylan - Berkeley, Simon - Helensburgh Wests Illawarra vs Thirroul Dylan - Thirroul, Simon - Thirroul Oak Flats vs University Dylan - Draw, Simon - Oak Flats Make sure you stay up-to-date with all the action by liking Football South Coast Match Centre on Facebook and following @FSC_Official on Twitter. Click this link to vote in the Wollongong Olympic vs Bulli match of the week Twitter poll - https://twitter.com/FSC_Official/status/869784881747951616 Click this link to listen to the Football South Coast In Focus interview with Kemblawarra Fury striker Anthony Proia - https://soundcloud.com/dylanarvela/football-south-coast-in-focus-anthony-proia Click this link to see the Football South Coast match reports - http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-4704-0-0-0&sID=352503 The show hosts Dylan Arvela and Simon Duffin are on Twitter @dylanarvela and @DuffinWrites.

On this week’s show, Dylan and Simon discuss some of the big games over the past week including Kemblawarra Fury’s come from behind win over the Albion Park White Eagles. They look ahead to an intriguing set of round nine fixtures including the top of the table clash in the District League between Fernhill and Warilla. We also get to hear from a number of the local coaches including Greg Valic on Josh Brookes who is making an impact a South Coast United. Click this link to listen to the Football South Coast Weekly Podcast - https://soundcloud.com/dylanarvela/round-9-football-south-coast-weekly-podcast Time Codes Illawarra Mercury Premier League Round 8 Review - 1 min 35 sec WGC Cranes District League Round 8 Review - 8 min 48 sec Fraternity Cup Bert Bampton Cup Wrap - 12 min 07 sec Illawarra Mercury Premier League Round 9 Preview - 12 min 57 sec WGC Cranes District League Round 9 Preview - 19 min 18 sec FFA Cup Update - 24 min 18 sec Football South Coast is on Twitter @FSC_Official and on Facebook “Football South Coast” and “Football South Coast Match Centre”. Football South Coast Match Reports - http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-4704-0-0-0&sID=352503 Football South Coast In Focus / Lukas Stergiou - https://soundcloud.com/dylanarvela/football-south-coast-in-focus-lukas-stergiou?in=dylanarvela/sets/football-south-coast-in-focus Fernhill vs Warilla Twitter Poll - https://twitter.com/FSC_Official/status/865103564393201664 Southern Expansion Survey - http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?client=1-4704-0-0-0&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=55262681 Shoosh for Kids - http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?client=1-4704-0-0-0&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=55459249 Dylan Arvela and Simon Duffin are on Twitter @dylanarvela and @duffinwrites

After weeks of extraordinary rain, the final of the preseason District League Fraternity Cup between Fernhill and Coniston was played on a sunbathed Memorial Park. The clash between two of District League's strongest sides was decided by a single goal by Andrew Breslin with eight minutes on the clock. After the match, I caught up with the two coaches for Football South Coast. First, the victrouos Fernhill coach Dan McGoldrick followed by Willy Alarcon of Coniston.

District League heavyweights Fernhill kept the pressure on top of the table Coniston with a 1-0 win away to Thirroul. The Foxes took the lead in the opening minute through talisman Andy Keep and managed to hold the Thunder out, earning a clean sheet and the 3 points. These are the post match interviews with the two coaches, Dan McGoldrick of Fernhill and Garth Bowley of Thirroul.

This episode features some of the more ancient and obscure midwinter traditions that have endured alongside Christmas, as well as some lesser-known carols of this festival, many of which are pagan in origin. Content warning for animal sacrifice and general heathen revelry. Music: Intro theme - "Forest March" by Sylvia Woods "Christmas Is Now Drawing Near at Hand" by Norma Waterson "Bonny At Morn / Hunting the Cutty Wren" by Clive Williams & Mark Prescott "Nou Is Yole Comen" by Shira Kammen "The Boar's Head Carol" by The Young Tradition, Shirley Collins & Dolly Collins "Wexford Mummer's Song" by Mary O'Hara "Gloomy Winter" by Bonnie Rideout "The Cutty Wren" by Royston Wood & Heather Wood "Dryw Bach" by Carreg Lafar "Hela'r Dryw" by Fernhill "The Hern" by John Fleagle "Down in Yon Forest" by Shirley Collins "Apple Tree Wassail" by Doug Eunson & Sarah Matthews "Malpas Wassail" by the Watersons "Gower Wassail" by Kerfuffle "Green Grow'th the Holly" by Coope, Simpson, Fraser & Freya "Nay Ivy Nay" by Sue Brown & Lorraine Irwing "The Ditchling Carol" by Waterson : Carthy

This week's episode of Sing The Body Electric, the inspirational podcast on art, creativity and philosophy, is a special invitation to a Shakespeare and Company Tea Party. Panmelys will give a euphoric reading of Fern Hill by Dylan Thomas, and René Agostini will share a rare discovery. An audio series of extras and deleted scenes from the documentary feature film, The Poetry Of Illusion tinyurl.com/pqh6xr4 Featuring the visionary artist and poet, Panmelys, the poet, writer, philosopher and Professor of Literature at Avignon University, René Agostini, the musician, writer and filmmaker, Glenn Thomson, the writer and Professor of Rhetoric and Political Thought at Sciences Po Paris, Lex Paulson, the artist and filmmaker, Véronique Aubouy and Shakespeare and Company Bookshop owner and inspiration, Sylvia Whitman.

The journalist and novelist, Tony Parsons, joins Richard Coles and Aasmah Mir. Tony was working on the night shift at Gordon's Gin Distillery when he was offered his first job as a journalist on the New Musical Express. When he wasn't hanging out with rock stars he was embedded with the Vice Squad at 27 Savile Row, West End Central, where the roots of his crime character, DC Max Wolfe, first began. Saturday Live listener, Hilary Nicoll, talks about The Museum of Dad. Featuring a music case, a trombone, old jazz 78s, and a chair made of steel tube and leather, it's a blog in remembrance of her architect father, who is now living in a nursing home with Alzheimer's. Ex-Blue Peter presenter, Janet Ellis, has long been fascinated by the lives of people who were here before us, so much so that she has developed a life-long passion for looking around graveyards. She visits the cemetery at St Nicholas' Church in Chiswick, with Dan Parker. Janet describes Fern Hill by Dylan Thomas, as a possible epitaph. Sarah Woods describes her travels to Central and South America in an eight year quest to see the Harpy Eagle in the wild. She explains why helping a teenage girl in labour, and seeing the Harpy Eagle up close, were life-changing experiences. Jonathan Moore is an ex-punk who became an opera director. Art and spirituality are his vocation - as shown in his current play about Ignatius of Loyola. And the Inheritance Tracks of Dom Joly. He chooses America by Simon and Garfunkel and In a Room by The House of Love. The Slaughter Man by Tony Parsons is published by Century. On a Wing and a Prayer, by Sarah Woods, is published by Bloomsbury. Janet Ellis' first novel, The Butcher's Hook, is scheduled for publication in February 2016. Inigo, written and directed by Jonathan Moore, runs at the Pleasance in north London until 13 June, 2015. The exhibition Peter Wilkins - Great British Music from the 1960s - 2010s, is at Dray Walk Gallery, London E1 6QL until 1 June, 2015.

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