Podcast appearances and mentions of Gareth Rees

In a new series, Gareth Rees interviews music artists from Wales and beyond. On this episode, he is joined by Cardiff alternative rock band Crystalline.

In a new series, Gareth Rees interviews music artists from Wales and beyond. On this episode, he is joined by Gethin Elis from the Welsh indie band WRKHOUSE.

In a brand new series, Gareth Rees interviews music artists from Wales and beyond. On this episode, he is joined by Rhondda born singer songwriter Caitlin Lavagna.

Take a trip through modern folklore, strange experiences and the legends and myths of advanced ancient civilizations with special guest Gareth Rees. Speaking with Gene and cohost Tim Swartz, you'll discover how modern myths and folklore of place have always driven Gareth's writing and he has contributed weird fiction and horror stories to numerous anthologies. His new book is “Sunken Lands: a Journey Through Lost Kingdoms and Flooded Worlds,” published by Elliott & Thompson. It's an exploration of lost worlds, starting in the UK, then going out to the Bay of Naples and the Louisiana wetlands. It is about how folklore and mythology cling to places and carry messages from the deep past in a time of climate change. Gareth's first book was “Marshland,” about a deep map of a semi-rural former industrial edgeland in the middle of London, blending factual writing with weird fiction. His second book, “The Stone Tide,” is an autobiographical work about Hastings on the East Sussex coast, where he wrote about the mavericks who have gravitated there: Aleister Crowley, John Logie Baird, Alex Sanders, Teilhard De Chardin. “Car Park Life,” his third book, is about parking lots, where he explores the boring spaces around chain stores, superstores, retail parks. Even though there's nothing really paranormal in it, the process of extracting meaning from the mundane could be described as magical.

This episode features better audio and fewer ads: Take an exciting trip through modern folklore, strange experiences and the legends and myths of advanced ancient civilizations with special guest Gareth Rees. Speaking with Gene and cohost Tim Swartz you’ll discover how modern myths and folklore of place have always driven Gareth’s writing and he has contributed weird fiction and horror stories to numerous anthologies. His new book is “Sunken Lands: a Journey Through Lost Kingdoms and Flooded Worlds,” published by Elliott & Thompson. It’s an exploration of lost worlds, starting in the UK, then going out to the Bay of Naples and the Louisiana wetlands. It is about how folklore and mythology cling to places and carry messages from the deep past in a time of climate change. Gareth’s first book was “Marshland,” about a deep map of a semi-rural former industrial edgeland in the middle of London, blending factual writing with weird fiction. His second book, “The Stone Tide,” is an autobiographical work about Hastings on the East Sussex coast, where he wrote about the mavericks who have gravitated there: Aleister Crowley, John Logie Baird, Alex Sanders, Teilhard De Chardin. “Car Park Life,” his third book, is about parking lots, where he explores the boring spaces around chain stores, superstores, retail parks. Even though there’s nothing really paranormal in it, the process of extracting meaning from the mundane could be described as magical.

Play our Christmas quiz with quizmaster Gareth Rees. 10 Christmas related questions for you to answer. Leave your responses in the comment section or play along with family and friends. Answers will be revealed next week. Merry Christmas all.

Both Canada and the USA missed out on France 2023 and with Rugby's biggest show heading to North America in 2031 a lot needs to get sorted both on and off the pitch. We are joined by two of the brightest minds in the game, former US Eagle Dan Lyle and Canada's Gareth Rees. Season 4 is sponsored by Continental Tyres

The sub Arctic boreal forests stretch across the northern hemisphere. They represent a huge carbon sink , but are also vulnerable to climate change. Most of the forest is in Russia and most of what we know about its current state comes from long running international field studies. The Scott Polar Institute in the UK has been studying these forests for years in collaboration with Moscow university, but this year's field work has been cancelled. We spoke to Olga Tutubalina and Gareth Rees who have been running the collaboration since the 1990s. Will the cost of living crisis lead to an increase in food poisoning ? it's a concern for food researcher Ellen Evans from Cardiff Metropolitan University, in particular the potential for listeria to grow in our fridges if we don't have the temperature low enough. And if you like maths how can you get better? Mathematician and Author Simon Singh, tells us about his new global Maths Circles initiative to connect maths enthusiasts around the world.

Mae Syniadau Iach yn edrych ar dechnoleg gynorthwyol ac yn gofyn ydy Cymru yn colli cyfle i fod ar flaen y gad wrth ddatblygu a darparu systemau dwyieithog? Mae Huw Marshall o Annwen Cymru a Gareth Rees o Lesiant Delta yn trafod.

Four weekly audio stories in February & March from The Writers' Block, Writers Room. Things You Should Know About Grandad by Gareth Rees.  This is a dark tale with echoes of Roald Dahl... Gareth is a writer living in Cornwall. Currently on the MFA creative writing programme at Manchester Metropolitan University's Manchester Writing School, he is working on an historical novel set in his native Wales. www.gdlrees.co.uk   Read by Aidan Nightingale, Keith Sparrow & Nina Hills. Directed by Connie Crosby Audio recording & production by Phil Innes. 

From World Rugby Sevens, Gareth Rees joins us to preview the big event this weekend! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour 1 we were joined by TSN's Ryan Rishaug & Rugby Hall of Famer Gareth Rees

The Canadian Ruck welcomes Canadian rugby loyalty: Al Charron, Gareth Rees, Tom Woods & Mark Wyatt from the 1991 Rugby World Cup squad! These guys talk all things '91, current events and have a great time ribbing and reminiscing with each other, before and after the call! Kick back, crack a beer and enjoy!#Rugby #RugbyCanada #RugbyWorldCup #CanadianRugbyLegends #RugbyPod

Guests: Eddie Steele, Former Edmonton Elks Defensive Tackle, Nine-Year CFL Veteran, and 2015 Grey Cup Champion. Gareth Rees, Director, Commercial and Program Relations, Rugby Canada. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we brace ourselves, take a deep breath, and consider magick and spirituality as an antidote to suffering, but not without their risks and limits; a bullshit exercise from Robert Anton Wilson; the limits of belief-shifting; dubious "exercises" in books on magick; the belief in belief-shifting; reality and belief-shifting; results from a recent sigil; possibilities for their causation; magick as adaptation to reality; the limitation of reality; the inescapability of feelings; the influence of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) on the contemporary understanding of suffering; Aaron Beck on depression as faulty cognition; the locus of responsibility for suffering; belief-shifting as a form of CBT; how work with spirits can also fall into this dynamic; how CBT and belief-shifting chime nicely with capitalism and neoliberalism; Byung-Chul Han on self-exploitation under neoliberalism; Mark Fisher on the dirty secrets of capitalism; how neoliberalism distracts us from these; magick and the lure of pseudo-freedom; Federico Campagna on the paradigms of technic and magick: instrumentality versus meaning; psychogeography as the practice of transitioning from technic to magick; Gareth Rees on car parks and the ubiquity of sliced ham; the limits of technic and capitalism; the insatiability of desire and the inevitability of suffering; a means to an end versus the endlessly meaningful; bringing meaning to suffering; magick as a means of encountering reality; Campagna on magick and technic as two contrasting ethical frameworks; avoiding harm versus maximising salvation; magicians as always caught between these two ethical outlooks; magickal crises and the pains of magick; the magick of the oppressed; Trump's presidency and its end as a magickal result; anti-magick as the elimination of the Other; depression as the absence of the Other, and magick as a reaching out for the Other; Han on the Other as a metaphysical anti-depressant; meaning as connection with the Other; mysticism as recognition of the self as Other; magick as a spectrum, including forms of magick that tend towards technic. Federico Campagna (2018). Technic and Magic: The Reconstruction of Reality. London: Bloomsbury. Mark Fisher (2009). Capitalist Realism: Is There No Alternative? Alresford: Zero Books. Byung-Chul Han (2017). Psychopolitics: Neoliberalism and New Technologies of Power, translated by Erik Butler. London: Verso. Byung-Chul Han (2018). The Expulsion of the Other: Society, Perception and Communication Today, translated by Wieland Hoban. Cambridge: Polity Press. Catherine Jackson & Rosemary Rizq, eds. (2019). The Industrialisation of Care: Counselling, Psychotherapy and the Impact of IAPT. Monmouth: PCCS Books. Gary Lachman (2018). Dark Star Rising: Magick and Power in the Age of Trump. New York: TarcherPerigree. Gareth E. Rees (2019). Car Park Life. London: Influx Press.

As series one of In Stitches closes, this week the tables are turned on host Robbie Richardson as he becomes the interviewee with Gareth Rees asking the questions! Find out what makes Robbie tick, why he now understands why knowing his business' numbers is so important, and why he believes investing in his team is key.

Interview with Gareth Rees Senetus Limited is a consulting company that exists to help businesses deliver an amazing customer experience by improving their Implementation, Onboarding and Retention Strategies through excellent Customer experience and strategic delivery. Senetus grew from my belief that developing the right attitude and a lightweight delivery program at the right time in a business's development will mean that customers are happier and the risk of churn are greatly reduced We offer a number of services from 1 day audits and guidance in customer experience strategies to the support in building and delivering service delivery strategies. We also offer tailored made services to accelerate the growth plans of our clients from finding the right skills needed to fit into their teams to handling discrete projects.

Hosts Dallen Stanford & Robin MacDowell are joined by legends Joel Stransky and Gareth Rees for #RugbyHive Episode 10. Gareth Rees captained Canada 23 times, winning 55 Caps and scoring 487 Test points. He played in the first four Rugby World Cups in 1987, 1991, 1995 and 1999, cementing his name in rugby history as the only player to do so. He played professionally for several clubs in his career including Newport, Wasps and Harlequins as well as the famous Oxford University team and later represented the prestigious Barbarians. In 2010, Rees was inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame. He and fellow inductee Brian Lima of Samoa were the first members from outside the traditional rugby playing nations. He was inducted in the British Columbia Rugby Hall of Fame and the Canada Sports Hall of Fame as the first and only rugby player. Rees donated one of his rugby boots to be bronzed and used as a trophy to be competed for annually by St. Michaels and Oak Bay High School. Joel Stransky is most famous for kicking the winning drop goal against the All Blacks to win the 1995 Rugby World Cup final. He scored all 15 points for the Springboks, which helped unite a divided South Africa with President Nelson Mandela using the sport of rugby to bring people together. In the 2009 movie Invictus, which tells the amazing story of South Africa's World Cup win, he is portrayed by Clint Eastwood's son Scott. Stransky played 22 times for his country, scoring 240 points. He was part of the first ever Natal team to win the Currie Cup, played in Italy for L'Aquila and San Donà before representing the Leicester Tigers 73 times in the Premiership, scoring 896 points. His side won the 1996–1997 Pilkington Cup and the 1998–1999 Allied Dunbar Premiership. Since retiring both Rees and Stransky have become well known television commentators. In today's episode we explore their early sporting days, advice for young rugby players, kicking technique and mindset. We go through the infamous Battle of Boet Erasmus, a pool game between Canada and South Africa which took place 25 years ago, we talk about the Canada side traveling all for the very first time to a post Apartheid South Africa. We fast forward to the 2019 Rugby World Cup, where Canada again faced South Africa in a pool game for the first time since 1995, with Stransky and Rees connecting at the match and sharing a few laughs! We also talk about Rees and the British royal family - coaching Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, at Eton College. We also get Stransky to reflect on Chester Williams and what he meant for South Africa - and creating positive change in communities through the LumoHawk Foundation. We hope you enjoy and follow us on these platforms! Podcast

A fascinating insight in to the world of teacher and master upholsterer, Gareth Rees' extraordinary journey that led him to joining forces with Gregory Cupitt-Jones to form the British School of Upholstered Furniture, with the trials and tribulations he faced along the way.

Unquote has partnered with Liberty GTS to do a special podcast on the implications of the coronavirus pandemic on W&I insurance. This segment of the market has experienced solid growth in recent years, with the steady uptick in deal activity leading to a similar rise in the volume of policies being written.With large swathes of the PE pipeline on hold in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, Rowan Bamford, the president of Liberty GTS, and Gareth Rees, Liberty GTS's chief underwriting officer, have stopped by to discuss their take on the short- and medium-term outlook for M&A activity, whether we can expect a sudden spike in W&I claims, the potential impact on pricing for the product in uncertain times, and more. 0:00 – Intro2:43 – Where is M&A headed?5:40 – The immediate impact on W&I13:34 – Is W&I set to become a must-have as the market picks up again?17:43 – Effect on policy pricing, and competition among W&I providers Unquote would like to thank Liberty GTS for sponsoring and contributing to this episode of the podcast.Theme music: ©2012 Kick Up The Fire

In episode 2 we talk to ex Glamorgan batsman Gareth Rees about his life after cricket and his move into the world of insurance and the big differences he encountered transitioning from cricket. We find out how he got into his post cricket career and who his one first class wicket was. Intro Music from https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

Canadian icon Gareth Rees joins us for Pod 14. Crack a cold beer and enjoy some great insight into the game within Canada's ranks. Gareth was a gracious guest filled with intelligent thoughts on the game.

On today’s show we meet Ian McKinley the Italian 1st 5/8 who pioneered the wearing of rugby goggles, Canadian rugby legend Gareth Rees is live from Oita, 
Zac Guildford reminisces about scoring World Cup tries against Canada and the East Coast derby against Poverty Bay and it’s Rambler Day!
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The Bro & Gene Valaitis; guests include Marc Crawford, Mitch Berger & Gareth Rees.

Gareth Rees and Adam Zaruba discuss the upcoming Rugby 7s at BC Place (March 9,10th), and what Canada needs to have happen to qualify for the Olympics. Zaruba discusses his stint as a tight end with the Philadelphia Eagles, and return to rugby.

Mike and Jason talk Rugby 7s with Gareth Rees and Adam Zaruba and continue to talk Canucks and their depth issues

Gareth Rees says Rugby Canada faces a lot of pressure in a two-game set against Uruguay, but also plenty of opportunity, as the team tries to qualify for the World Cup. Gareth says the BC Place environment is perfect for Canada, and they need to take advantage of that ahead of the 2nd leg in Uruguay

Guests include Gareth Rees.

Guests include Jerry DiPoto and Gareth Rees

NFL Insider Don Banks and Nanyak Dala and Gareth Rees from Rugby Canada joined the show.

Gydag Arsene Wenger dan bwysau wedi cyfnod siomedig iawn i Arsenal, mae dau o gefnogwyr y Gunners yn ymuno â Dylan Jones i drafod dyfodol y rheolwr. Beth ydi barn Paul Matthews a Sharon Leech, tybed? Sgwrs hefyd gyda Gareth Rees, dylunydd esgidiau a dillad pêl-droed gydag Adidas Future yn Yr Almaen. Ywain Gwynedd a Glyn Griffiths sydd ar y panel.

Host Patrick Johnston of Province Sports and Americas Rugby News' Bryan Ray discuss the recent visit of Rugby Canada big wigs Gareth Rees and Jim Dixon to Halifax as part of their cross-country meet the fans tour.

By turns relaxing and unnerving, MTH this week featured such strange visitors as Gareth Rees, Akkord, Jez Butler, The Coombe and many more. We also chatted about gigs, solstices and buying records for Christmas. Splendid.