Podcast appearances and mentions of gary fuller

Date : 30/04/2025 Join Aneeq Ur Rehman and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Healthy Living and Islamic Leadership‘ Healthy Living In today's rapidly advancing world, subtle health risks like excessive blue light exposure, consumption of ultra-processed foods, rising air pollution, and increasingly sedentary lifestyles are often ignored yet silently detrimental. These factors contribute to a concerning decline in physical, mental, and spiritual health. Join us as we explore how Islam's balanced teachings offer practical solutions to safeguard our well-being and strengthen our connection to Allah. Islamic Leadership Islamic leadership is founded on compassion, justice, and service—not domination. Inspired by the Prophet Muhammad (sa), the Qur'an, and Hadith, true leaders build unity, uplift others, and guide with humility. In Islam, leadership (Imamah) is a moral responsibility, with the leader seen as a guardian of the community's well-being. Join us as we explore these timeless teachings. Guests : Dr. Gary Fuller (air pollution scientist) Dr. Shelby Temple (visual neuroethologist) Sobia Haq (President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim women's association Bradford North) Producers : Mariam Munib, Misbah Tariq and Hania Mubarik

Take a deep breath. Yes, literally. And ask yourself: what's in the air I just inhaled? It's almost certain, with our modern lives and built, busy environments, that it contains a range of harmful particles. Whether it stems from city traffic or wildfires, air pollution has many sources, it affects all of us, and it has the potential to become much worse. So today, we're examining what constitutes a bad air day, the biggest producers of pollution, how we monitor the problem, and what can be done to improve matters. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

This is the third and final segment of my recent conversation with author Laurie Winer regarding her book Oscar Hammerstein II and the Invention of The Musical, recently released in paperback. Today our discussion centers on the second half of Hammerstein's remarkable partnership with Richard Rodgers, including the creation of their musicals South Pacific, Me And Juliet, The King And I, Pipe Dream, and The Sound Of Music. If you missed the first two parts, you may want to catch up with those before listening to this one. Laurie Winer has been a theater critic for the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and the Los Angeles Times, and was a founding editor of the Los Angeles Review of Books. How to become a PATRON of Broadway Nation! This podcast is made possible in part by the generous support of our Patron Club Members, including long-time patrons Gary Fuller and Randy Everett.  For just $7.00 a month, you will receive exclusive access to never-before-heard, unedited versions of many of the discussions that I have with my guests — in fact, I often record nearly twice as much conversation as ends up in the edited versions. You will also have access to additional in-depth discussions with my frequent co-host, Albert Evans, that have not been featured on the podcast. All patrons receive special “on-air” shout-outs and acknowledgment of your vital support of this podcast. And if you are very enthusiastic about Broadway Nation, there are additional PATRON levels that come with even more benefits. If you would like to support the work of Broadway Nation and receive these exclusive member benefits, please just click on this link: https://broadwaynationpodcast.supercast.tech/ Thank you in advance for your support! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Lincoln/Lancaster County Chaplaincy Corps serves alongside Lincoln Police officers, Lincoln Fire & Rescue personnel, and Lancaster County Sheriff's deputies to support victims and first responders in their times of need. Chaplain Gary Fuller sat down with Captain Vik, Chief Deputy Houchin, and Sheriff Wagner ahead of National Faith & Blue Weekend to talk about the Chaplaincy Corps, their mission, and how to get involved. Gary's background. Chaplaincy Corps Mission. A ministry of presence. Members. Training. Work handled by chaplains. The future of the Chaplaincy Corps. Getting involved. National Faith & Blue Weekend. Gary's book and writer's block. To learn more about National Faith & Blue Weekend, check out www.FaithAndBlue.org.

Auburn-Opelika This Morning was joined by Opelika Mayor, Gary Fuller to discuss last night's council meeting...

Today's episode is the second half of my conversation with JESSE GREEN, author of the New York Times best seller SHY: The Alarmingly Outspoken Memoirs of Mary Rodgers — undoubtably the most talked about theater book in years! Last week Jesse shared with us how Mary Rodgers selected him to tell her remarkable story — from her childhood growing up surrounded by the brightest lights of the Golden Age of Broadway, but always yearning for love and attention from her father, Richard Rodgers, of Rodgers & Hammerstein — to her teenage years struggling to get out from under the thumb of her very disapproving mother, Dorothy. Today we look at the work and career of Mary Rodgers, including how as a working mother raising six children was not only able to become a successful Broadway composer in her own right (Once Upon A Mattress and The Mad Show), she was then able to reinvent herself and become a best-selling author (Freaky Friday), and eventually the Chair of the Board of The Julliard School. It's a captivating book, and Jesse was a fascinating guest! Enjoy! Broadway Nation Backstage Pass Club This episode is made possible in part by the generous contributions of our Patron Level members, GARY FULLER & RANDY EVERETT.   And if you too would like to support Broadway Nation, I invite you to become a Patron of the show by joining the "Broadway Nation Backstage Pass Club".  For a just $7.00 a month you can receive exclusive access to never-before-heard, unedited versions of many of the discussion that I have with my guests — in fact I often record nearly twice as much conversation as ends up in the edited versions. And you will also have access to additional in-depth conversations with my frequent co-host Albert Evans that have not been featured on the podcast. And all patrons receive special “on-air” shout-outs and acknowledgement of your vital support of this podcast. And If you are very enthusiastic about Broadway Nation there are additional patron levels that come with even more benefits. To become one the very first members of the Broadway Nation Backstage Pass Club and receive all of these exclusive member benefits – just click on this link: https://broadwaynationpodcast.supercast.tech/  Thank you so much for your support! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For a week at the beginning of December 1952, London was under a blanket of deadly smog. As a result, the Clean Air Act came into force a few years later banning smoky sulphurous fuels. However air pollution researchers are now concerned that rising emissions from wood burners may be undoing many of the gains from the Clean Air Act. We hear from Dr Gary Fuller, air pollution scientist at Imperial College London and author of The Invisible Killer, the Rising Global Threat of Air Pollution and How We can Fight Back. We also discuss emissions we can't see, bacteria and even microplastics which are now present in the air. Catherine Rolph from the Open University tells us where we might find them. And we reveal the winner of the Royal Society Insight Investment Science Book Prize. You can find interviews with all the shortlisted authors in our previous programmes. BBC Inside Science is produced in partnership with the Open University.

Today's #AskAboutAsthma podcast features Shirley Rodrigues, Deputy Mayor for environment and energy in London, and Dr Gary Fuller, Air Pollution Scientist at Imperial College London. Shirley and Gary discuss the impact of air pollution on young Londoners, and strategies and work happening across London to help reduce its impact on children and young people with asthma. For more #AskAboutAsthma content, visit: www.healthylondon.org/ask-about-asthma

What London's new clean air plan means for your lungs and pocketAs Mayor Sadiq Khan announces plans to expand the capital's Ultra-Low Emission Zone by the end of the 2023, we speak to Dr Gary Fuller, an air pollution scientist at Imperial College London, who runs the pollution-mapping Londonair website.Dr Fuller looks at how the existing scheme in central London is working out, and discusses the increase in toxic air as post-Covid commuters return to work. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Lara Aleluia Reis, a scientist at our sister institution, the RFF-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment. Reis and her coauthors have recently released a new study in “Lancet Planetary Health” about the connection between air pollution and climate change. The study explores how policymakers can most effectively accomplish two important goals at the same time: reducing air pollution, which contributes to millions of deaths per year, and achieving our long-term objectives in mitigating climate change. References and recommendations: “Internalising Health-Economic Impacts of Air Pollution into Climate Policy: a Global Modelling Study” by Lara Aleluia, Laurent Drouet, and Massimo Tavoni; https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanplh/article/PIIS2542-5196(21)00259-X/fulltext “The Invisible Killer: The Rising Global Threat of Air Pollution—and How We Can Fight Back” by Gary Fuller; https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/608009/the-invisible-killer-by-gary-fuller/ PurpleAir, a personal monitor for real-time air quality assessments; https://www2.purpleair.com/

This episode is made possible in part by the generous support of Broadway Nation "Backstage Pass Club" Producer Level Member, Tracy Wellans.  For information on how to join the "Backstage Pass Club" please go the show notes for this episode at www.broadway-nation.com In this episode I continue my Centennial celebration of the groundbreaking musical Shuffle Along! with the second half of my conversation with Richard Carlin & Ken Bloom who are the co-authors of Eubie Blake: Rags, Rhythm and Race – the very first full biography of Shuffle Along's legendary composer. If you missed the first part of this conversation you may want to listen to episode 49 before continuing with this one. As we ended the previous episode, Sissle & Blake and Miller & Lyles – the two black Vaudeville teams that came together to create Shuffle Along – were finally about to open their new musical on Broadway following a very challenging pre-Broadway out of town tryout. The only New York theater they could get was really just a concert hall with a very shallow stage, and located on 63rd street at the extreme northern edge of the theater district – over a mile from 42nd Street. The small stage allowed for only minimal scenery, and the only costumes they could afford were sweat stained, hand me downs from previous Broadway shows. As a result, Shuffle Along, had no visibility or profile, or expectation from anyone that it would run more than a week. However, even with all of this stacked against it, Shuffle Along immediately became a giant hit – true over-night sensation!  To celebrate Broadway Nation's 50th episode I am very pleased to announce the inauguration of the Broadway Nation “Backstage Pass Club”  If you love this podcast and want to delve even deeper into the world of Broadway musicals, I invite you to become a member of the "Broadway Nation Backstage Pass Club". For as little as $7.00 a month members will receive exclusive access to never-before-heard, unedited versions of every Season Two interview, and many from Season One as well! I often record at least twice as much conversation as ends up in the public episodes, and this includes additional in-depth conversations with my frequent co-host Albert Evans. You will also have the opportunity to ask us any questions about Broadway musicals that you would like to hear answered and propose topics you would like me to cover -- all of which I will incorporate into a special series of “Ask Me Anything About Broadway” episodes. Last, but certainly not least, you will receive special “on-air” shout-outs and acknowledgement of your vital support of this podcast. And if you are feeling especially enthusiastic about Broadway Nation there are Patron and Producer levels available as well. To join please visit our website at www. Broadway-Nation.com. and just click the link included in the show notes for this episode. THANK YOU "Backstage Pass Club" Founding Members: Roger Klorese, Neil Hoyt, Chris Moad, and Daniel Cox And Producer Level members: Bob Braun, Steve & Paula Reynolds, Tracy Wellens, Gary Fuller & Randy Everett.   Thank you all so much, and welcome to the club! Special thanks to Pauls Macs for his help in editing this episode, to KVSH 101.9 the Voice of Vashon, WA, and to the entire team at the Broadway Podcast Network.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week London's Ultra Low Emission Zone was extended to 18 times its previous size. In an effort to cut levels of various nitrogen oxides and other gases dangerous to humans from urban air, cities encouraging lower emission vehicles is a trend soon stretching across the UK and other European countries. But some are sceptical as to their efficacy. Dr Gary Fuller of Imperial College London is author of The Invisible Killer, and has been studying the air in London and elsewhere since these zones began. As COP26 begins in Glasgow, a wealth of climate science is being published and publicised. Victoria Gill describes a couple of stories this week that point out quite how complex the science is, let alone the diplomacy and economics. Whilst the world's forests taken as a whole undoubtedly still capture more CO2 than they release, research this week shows that ten of Unesco's World Heritage Forests - making up for an area twice the size of Germany - have in the last ten years actually moved from being a carbon sink to a carbon source. There are several reasons, land use pressure being one of them, but also extreme climate events like wildfires (and even a hurricane in one instance) have tipped the balance, and show what how sharp the knife edge is for natural resilience. Meanwhile, the Financial Times reports that scientists have found an unexpected outflow of methane into the atmosphere from a site very close to the COP26 conference centre in Glasgow, highlighting just how great a challenge net zero will be. Alongside some of humans' most earth-changing achievements, the domestication of the horse stands as something outstanding in human history. Without it, war, traded and culture would be unrecognizable. But quite when and where the modern horse originated has been something of a mystery. In Nature this week, researchers have published an extensive study into ancient DNA that seems to pinpoint finally a moment and a place where this happened, 4,200 years ago. Geoff Marsh takes Marnie for a canter through the mystery. Presenter: Marnie Chesterton Producer: Alex Mansfield Made in association with The Open University

Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller joins Auburn-Opelika This Morning to recap last night's city council meeting. Mayor Fuller shares his excitement regarding the June building report and provides an update on the pickleball court construction at the Opelika Sportsplex. Mayor Fuller also recognizes two of Opelika's very own National Merit Scholars.

Mayor Gary Fuller joins Auburn-Opelika This Morning to recap Tuesday night's Opelika City Council Meeting which includes a partnership with the National Park Service on the Johnny Ray Rail to Trail Line. Mayor Fuller also provides a run down of the Work Session where the council approved the city engineer's proposal to submit a grant application associated with the plans to extend Veterans Parkway.

Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller joins Auburn-Opelika This Morning to recap Tuesday night's city council meeting.

Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller joined AOTM to recap last night's city council meeting!

Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller joins AOTM!

Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller joins AOTM!

Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller joins AOTM!

Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller joined AOTM to recap the city council meeting!

Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller joins AOTM!

Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller joins AOTM to recap the first city council meeting of 2021.

Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller joins AOTM to recap the Opelika city elections as well as the latest city council meeting.

Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller joined AOTM to discuss his final campaign for Opelika Mayor.

Host Matthew Johnson talks with Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller about what led him into the world pf radio, and how his time in broadcasting paved his path to becoming Mayor. If you'd like to support the sharing of life journeys, head on over to Patreon and become a supporter. https://www.patreon.com/lifetime?fan_landing=true Shop merch at shop.spreadshirt.com/lifetimepod For more Lifetime, find us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Stitcher, and the Heart Radio App

When Mayor Gary Fuller of Opelika, Alabama, was on the podcast back in 2013, the community was building their municipal Fiber-to-the-Home network. He’s back this week to talk about all the events that have occurred in his community since then; Opelika has been a whirlwind of activity which has centered around the battle to expand their … Continue reading "Back in Opelika, Alabama, with Mayor Gary Fuller – Community Broadband Bit Podcast 389"

Prattville's Coach Caleb Ross on the Hamilton's HotlineJeff Meyers on the Hamilton's HotlineMayor Gary Fuller on the Hamilton's Hotline (Opelika)Mayor Leonard Riley on the Hamilton's Hotline (Valley)

We start of season 2 of The Humor In Mistakes Podcast with Arena Football player Gary Fuller aka "Stuntman Trell". Did you know that there are night clubs with pools IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DANCE FLOOR!?!? Gary did! He's been!  Gary talks about his professional football experience while Donovan McNeil and Andrew Gleason try to relate it to their pickup basketball experience. Stuntman speaks about having to learn discipline, heart, and determination in order to be a better football player.  He also talks about a grand theft auto incident... Take a listen!!!  

Part OneWednesday, October 16, 2019Coach Washburn in studio this morningWashington Nationals head to World Series, after beating the St. Louis CardinalsYankees vs. HoustonNFL recapsUpdates on AMBER Alert from BirminghamHighlights, predictions, & polls on local High School footballNew LED lights at Bryant-Denny StadiumOn This Day in SportsMayor Gary Fuller (Opelika) on the Hamilton's Hotline - discussing notes from the city council meetingSuper 7LSU Coach Ed Orgeron's pre-game interview before playing FloridaUniversity of Alabama Coach Nick Saban's interview on the Tennessee game coming up this weekendCoach Rob Carter (Beauregard) on the Hamilton's Hotline - discussing the loss against Greenville, his comments made on the post-game radio show about preparing his players for tempers on the field, and the upcoming game against Carroll

Part OneWednesday, September 4, 2019Coach Dan Washburn in studio this morningMore discussion on the Daphne/Spanish Fort storyAtlanta Brave ReportDuke on the Hamilton's Hotline - discussing the Braves and the game between Auburn and OregonCoach Jason Allen (Chambers academy) on the Hamilton's Hotline - recap of the win against Tuscaloosa Academy, preparing for the next game (against Abbeyville), and offers for some of his playersMayor Gary Fuller (Opelika) on the Hamilton's Hotline - discussing the press box tradition and going over city council meeting notesArea's major league starts up practiceRecap of Auburn/Oregon gameJaTarvious "Boobee" Whitlow commitment

Part OneThursday, August 15th, 2019Robert on the Hamilton’s Hotline, offering up a live traffic report; Atlanta Brave Report; Mayor Kyle McCoy (Lanett) talking about the Lanett Film FestivalRichard LaGrand (Commissioner) in studio, discussing Ambitions on TV One, and wishing John “Paw-Paw” Mitchell a happy birthdayMike Gundy in Stillwater; weather forecast; Coach Gene Stallings on the Hamilton’s Hotline, discussing updates on life, practicing in indoor facilities, Coach Ray Perkins and the white helmets, replacing coaches, more on Mike Grundy, and updates on his grandsonAndy Burcham on the Hamilton’s Hotline, discussing his new position as the Voice of the Auburn Tigers, FOX Sports Property, when he started with Auburn, Gary Fuller and radio, keeping it local, and speaking on dutiesAtlanta Brave Report; more on Gundy at Oklahoma State; Eric Shaw from Reeltown Rebels committing to a college today

March 6, 2019Coach Dan Washburn in studio D this morning; D Mark gives us the rundown of guests that will be on this morning and the weather forecast (brought by the Opelika Observer); Mayor Gary Fuller on the Hamitlon's Hotline, commenting on the tragedy here in Lee County after Sunday's tornado, keeping us in the know from the city council meetingCoach Matt Cimo (Auburn High Baseball) on the Hamilton's Hotline, gives us a rundown of his team in stats, looking forward to tonight's game against Opelika, goes over his starting lineupCoach Dewayne Drakeford (former Beauregard Boys Basketball coach) calls into the Hamitlon's Hotline, Nazareth Baptist Church will be a distribution center for tornado victimsMayor Ron Anders (Auburn) calls into the Hamilton's Hotline to comment on the tragedy from Sunday's tornado in Lee County, city council meeting notes; Lee-Scott Academy track meeting results; Alabama State Department of Education requesting funds from Education Funding to defend Mary Scott Hunter, being suedRival game with Auburn High and Opelika High tonight; Coach Jim Miksis (Lee-Scott Academy Baseball) on the Hamilton's Hotline to talk about last night's win against Glenwood, highlights from the game, upcoming games in the season

Dr Gary Fuller is an air pollution scientist at King’s College London. this podcast explores his new book, The Invisible Killer: The Rising Global Threat of Air Pollution and How We Can Fight Back, which is out now.

Pollution scientist Gary Fuller explains how bad our air is, what causes it, and how we can stop this invisible killer. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Trees may have vibrant inner lives and certainly appear to have individual personalities, claims the forester-cum-writer Peter Wollheben. In his bestselling book, The Hidden Life of Trees, he uncovers an underground social network of communication between trees. In the late 1990s the journalist Ruth Pavey purchased four acres of scrub woodland in Somerset, and set about transforming this derelict land into a sanctuary for woodland plants, creatures and her own thoughts. The natural world comes alive in the poetry of Kathleen Jamie. Although her landscape is often her Scottish homeland, politics, history and human folly are never far away, as she asks how we can live more equably with nature. And breathing clean air is the goal of Gary Fuller’s book, The Invisible Killer. He studies the rising threat of air pollution from London’s congested streets to wood-burning damage in New Zealand. Producer: Katy Hickman

On today's podcast, we chat with Gary Fuller and Alison Maxson from Absen America. We discuss the relatively recent ideological changes in the industry, the approach they take in communicating (both speaking and listening) with their customers, the benefits a local infrastructure presents to a company, and we talk about a dream project for Gary. For more information on Absen, be sure to check out their website - usabsen.com For the latest news, videos, and podcasts in the Professional A/V Industry, be sure to subscribe to our industry publication. Follow us on social media for the latest updates! Twitter – twitter.com/marketscale Facebook – facebook.com/marketscale LinkedIn – linkedin.com/company/marketscale