Podcast appearances and mentions of Gary Sweet

Before JB and Billy return IRL next week, we're continuing our look at the liquid gold they've delivered in their 15 years on air together. Today, Gary Sweet has an acting audition with Billy, we give away $10k with Guernsey Cash, and we find out why Billy was NO CHANCE to host Tipping Point Australia. JB reflects on a run-in he had with a famous musician, and the Hump Day Quiz gets its most memorable moment. The Australian Football Hall of Fame announced its NSW Team of the Century, then we revisit our favourite Suburban Song. Miguel Maestre confuses Billy, and Billy tells his most disgusting story ever. We also hear his very first joke. Finally, we get the famous Sean Connery Joke... Dishes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 76: Damien Richardson - Reconstructing Reality Australian actor Damien Richardson has been an outspoken critic of the pandemic response since 2020. In this podcast, we talk about Damien's perspectives on the current political climate in Australia, his personal experience during the pandemic, and his current speaking tour "Reconstructing Reality". Damien Richardson is a well known television, film and theatre actor. He grew up in Adelaide studying Politics and Drama at Flinders University before moving to Melbourne in 1989 to study at the VCA. He has starred in many television shows and feature films including Neighbours, City Homicide, The Hard Word, The Jammed, Rouge and Jack Irish. He was nominated for an AFI award for his role in Secret Life of Us. He has worked with some of the biggest names in Australian Film and Television including Guy Pearce, Joel Egerton, Sam Worthington, Rachel Griffiths, Gary Sweet, Vince Colosimo, Noni Hazelhurst, Shane Bourne, Nadine Garner, Aaron Pedersen and Deborah Mailman. He also did a tele movie, Fatal Honeymoon, shot on the Gold Coast with Harvey Keitel. Since 2020 Damien has been propelled into "having the conversations the others are too afraid to have". Damien has had articles published in Quadrant Online and Cauldron Pool, along with working on an interview-based online radio show. More recently Damien has started his own podcast at damienrichardson.online.   After a successful year of speaking engagements in SA and Victoria, Damien is taking his tour to Queensland and NSW in 2024. He takes a satirical look at his life and career, and the cost of speaking out. Entertaining and compelling, Damien brings a unique insight to the issues facing our nation. Damien has just completed writing a play "Movement in Place". A black comedy that focuses on the impossibility of love in the modern age. Visit Damien's website: https://damienrichardson.online Follow Humanley on Telegram: t.me/humanley New Book Out Now - Can You Catch A Cold?: Untold History & Human Experiments Join the Humanley Health Hub Disclaimer: This podcast is for general information purposes only. It does not constitute as health advice and does not take the place of consulting with your primary health care practitioner. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest speaker and do not necessarily reflect those of Humanley, the presenter or any other entities or third parties associated with Humanley or the presenter. The right to freedom of opinion is the right to hold opinions without interference, and cannot be subject to any exception or restriction. We encourage the audience to use their critical judgement and use due diligence when interpreting the information and topics discussed in this podcast.

Gutted but so very proud! That was the feeling of Kev and The Lutonian journalist James Cunliffe after witnessing Luton give everything they had but come up short to go down 2-1 to Manchester United. Listen to the boys recap the major moments of the 90 minutes including all three goals and the many other chances that came along over the course of what was a pulsating contest to witness. The big talking points include the terrible display by a set of officials who started the game badly and got progressively worse before the key men in a Town shirt were profiled individually, including the best piece of defensive midfield play Kev has ever seen! Listen for all this plus the post-match reactions of Rob Edwards, Cauley Woodrow, Tahith Chong and Thomas Kaminski and much more on the longest running Luton Town podcast! --------------------------------------------------------------- Find us at: https://www.lutontownsupporterstrust.com Find all the latest Luton Town news at The Lutonian: https://thelutonian.com/ Still images of Luton match action are by Liam Smith Photography. Find Liam at: https://www.facebook.com/people/L-Smith-Photography/100028611503316/  Thanks to the Hightown Club in Luton for hosting our video podcasts. Find them at: https://www.facebook.com/HightownClub/.  . Like our new logo for the 2023/24 season? Check out Ed Smith Creative at: https://www.edsmithcreative.co.uk  Like our new theme tune? It's by Seán Grant and the Wolfgang who have just released an album called Kybalion Part 1 and 2 on Luton label Vandalism Begins at Home Records. Find it on all streaming platforms at: https://linktr.ee/sgwolfgang. --------------------------------------------------------------- The Luton Town Supporters' Trust was created, and initially named Trust in Luton, in 2003 to help force out unpopular former owner John Gurney.  Current club chief executive Gary Sweet was part of the group that effectively forced the club into administration and out of Mr Gurney's control, for a new consortium to take over, headed up by Bill Tomlins. Another change of ownership again brought problems and administration followed again in 2007, until the club was eventually bought out by the fan-led 2020 consortium, headed up by Sweet, which has now helped steer the history-making Hatters from the non-league to the Premier League. The Supporters' Trust is a democratic, non-profit organisation run by fans for fans. The purpose of a Trust is to help fans to join together and strengthen their influence over the way Luton Town Football Club is run, and to improve the links between their club and the community it serves. In a way, we're like a union, believing that many voices are stronger than one and that the best way to influence the club is to represent many fans, not just ourselves. We have defended the Club in the tough times and maintain a shareholding in the Club to ensure we are able to protect and celebrate the future. We act as custodian of the image rights of the Club – to protect the Club name, kit colours, Club crest and mascot for the long-term interests of the Club. And like our Club, we have integrity. We believe in fair play and are committed to represent the fans and influence the regulation and its enforcement of football. And to collaborate with other Trusts to share our ideas, learn from best practice and presented a stronger voice to the authorities. Join the Trust for as little as £10 a year (adults) and £5 for children and seniors. We offer exclusive benefits, podcasts and meet the manager and players events and are committed to continually improving the experience of the Hatters' fans, bringing the team closer to the fans and bringing the supporters' voice into the boardroom, validating proposed activities and decisions that impact the fans. We encourage the you to get involved, to enjoy the thrill (the ups and the downs!) of supporting Luton Town, and we raise money for both the fans and the community/charity, along with the Club, to help with immediate needs as we have seen during the recent COVID crisis, and to build a better future through significant capital projects.

Madeleine Dyer is a writer, actor, director, and producer, whose body of work includes the 2017 comedy series Sexy Herpes, the acclaimed comedy series Colin from Accounts, where she worked with her sister Harriet Dyer, and now her latest film, A Savage Christmas, out in cinemas on 16 November 2023.A Savage Christmas tells the story of the Savage family as they meet for a sweaty summer Christmas in Queensland. After years of estrangement, trans woman Davina, played by Thea Raveneua, returns home with her partner Kane, played by co-writer Max Jahufer. Davina's well meaning parents, James (played by David Roberts) and Brenda (played by Helen Thomson), are still coming to terms with her transition and in a distinictly Aussie boomer-ish fashion, they struggle to understand the importance of pronouns and transitioning.Davina naturally expects her transition to be the focus of the family dinner, but her brother Jimmie Jr (Ryan Morgan) brings a cyclone of disruption along his way with a looming debt he needs to pay to a gangster (played by Gary Sweet). Thrown into the mix is their sister, Leila (Rekha Ryan), who is yet to tell her family about the imminent divorce she's going through. Chuck a dodgy Uncle Dick (Darren Gilshenan) and a frail Pomeranian into the mix and you've got your regular old Aussie Christmas.A Savage Christmas is a ridiculously funny and brilliantly scripted comedy that feels like a breath of fresh air. Performances across the board are exceptional, with Thea Raveneua and Max Jahufer both giving stellar debut turns. Hopefully we see more from them in the future. Equally great is Ryan Morgan who manages to bring a level of compassion to a familar character-type, while screen legends David Roberts, Helen Thomson, and Darren Gilshenan balance the bonkers with the grounded.In the above interview, Madeleine talks about the creation of the script with co-writers Max Jahufer and Daniel Mulvihill, what it means to be able to present an authentic Queensland summer on screen, and how she intends to forge a career in comedy on screen in Australia.To listen to other episodes, visit www.TheCurb.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Madeleine Dyer is a writer, actor, director, and producer, whose body of work includes the 2017 comedy series Sexy Herpes, the acclaimed comedy series Colin from Accounts, where she worked with her sister Harriet Dyer, and now her latest film, A Savage Christmas, out in cinemas on 16 November 2023.A Savage Christmas tells the story of the Savage family as they meet for a sweaty summer Christmas in Queensland. After years of estrangement, trans woman Davina, played by Thea Raveneua, returns home with her partner Kane, played by co-writer Max Jahufer. Davina's well meaning parents, James (played by David Roberts) and Brenda (played by Helen Thomson), are still coming to terms with her transition and in a distinictly Aussie boomer-ish fashion, they struggle to understand the importance of pronouns and transitioning.Davina naturally expects her transition to be the focus of the family dinner, but her brother Jimmie Jr (Ryan Morgan) brings a cyclone of disruption along his way with a looming debt he needs to pay to a gangster (played by Gary Sweet). Thrown into the mix is their sister, Leila (Rekha Ryan), who is yet to tell her family about the imminent divorce she's going through. Chuck a dodgy Uncle Dick (Darren Gilshenan) and a frail Pomeranian into the mix and you've got your regular old Aussie Christmas.A Savage Christmas is a ridiculously funny and brilliantly scripted comedy that feels like a breath of fresh air. Performances across the board are exceptional, with Thea Raveneua and Max Jahufer both giving stellar debut turns. Hopefully we see more from them in the future. Equally great is Ryan Morgan who manages to bring a level of compassion to a familar character-type, while screen legends David Roberts, Helen Thomson, and Darren Gilshenan balance the bonkers with the grounded.In the above interview, Madeleine talks about the creation of the script with co-writers Max Jahufer and Daniel Mulvihill, what it means to be able to present an authentic Queensland summer on screen, and how she intends to forge a career in comedy on screen in Australia.To listen to other episodes, visit www.TheCurb.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Sammy is joined by Gary Sweet and Max Jauhfer to talk about their new film 'A Savage Christmas.' For more information on 'A Savage Christmas': here Follow Max: here Follow Gary: here CONFESSIONS LIVE, 5PM 2ND DECEMBER: tickets Why The Long Face Solo Show - Melbourne: here Brisbane: here Follow Confessions: here Follow Sammy on instagram & threads: here patreon.com/confessionsthepodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is it, Hatters! The moment we've all been waiting for is nearly upon us. The Amex Stadium and Stamford Bridge are fine, but we've all dreamed of watching Premier League football at Kenilworth Road and soon we will. The old girl has had a revamp over the summer and we can't wait to be there for a cauldron atmosphere, the like of which few of us have seen before. And there's the not-insignificant matter of trying to win our first points of the campaign against an unbeaten West Ham United side that sits second in the Premier League and has already seen off Brighton and Chelsea, the two teams Luton has already played. So, how on earth can Luton start this new era with a positive result? Well, we've got the full podcast gang of Kev, Tony, James and Dan to discuss just that. ------------------------------------------------------------------- The Luton Town Supporters' Trust Podcast is now available as a video on: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@lutontownsupporterstrust/podcasts Please like and subscribe. Thanks to the Hightown Club in Luton for hosting our video podcasts. Find them at: https://www.facebook.com/hightownclubluton/?locale=en_GB Like our new logo for the 2023/24 season?  Check out Ed Smith Creative at: www.edsmithcreative.co.uk Like our new theme tune? Check out Seán Grant and the Wolfgang at: https://linktr.ee/sgwolfgang Find all the latest news and features about Luton Town at The Lutonian: https://thelutonian.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------------- The Luton Town Supporters Trust celebrate their 20th anniversary in 2023 year having been created, and initially named Trust in Luton, in 2003 to help force out unpopular former owner John Gurney.  Current club chief executive Gary Sweet was part of the group that effectively forced the club into administration and out of Mr Gurney's control, for a new consortium to take over, headed up by Bill Tomlins. Another change of ownership again brought problems and administration followed again in 2007, until the club was eventually bought out by the fan-led 2020 consortium, headed up by Sweet, which has now helped steer the history-making Hatters from the non-league to the Premier League. The Supporters' Trust is a democratic, non-profit organisation run by fans for fans. The purpose of a Trust is to help fans to join together and strengthen their influence over the way Luton Town Football Club is run, and to improve the links between their club and the community it serves. In a way, we're like a union, believing that many voices are stronger than one and that the best way to influence the club is to represent many fans, not just ourselves. We have defended the Club in the tough times and maintain a shareholding in the Club to ensure we are able to protect and celebrate the future. We act as custodian of the image rights of the Club – to protect the Club name, kit colours, Club crest and mascot for the long-term interests of the Club. And like our Club, we have integrity. We believe in fair play and are committed to represent the fans and influence the regulation and its enforcement of football. And to collaborate with other Trusts to share our ideas, learn from best practice and presented a stronger voice to the authorities. Join the Trust for as little as £10 a year (adults) and £5 for children and seniors. We offer exclusive benefits, podcasts and meet the manager and players events and are committed to continually improving the experience of the Hatters' fans, bringing the team closer to the fans and bringing the supporters' voice into the boardroom, validating proposed activities and decisions that impact the fans. We encourage the you to get involved, to enjoy the thrill (the ups and the downs!) of supporting Luton Town, and we raise money for both the fans and the community/charity, along with the Club, to help with immediate needs as we have seen during the recent COVID crisis, and to build a better future through significant capital projects. Find us at: https://www.lutontownsupporterstrust.com/

Has there ever been a more glorious fan reaction to a Premier League defeat like we saw at Stamford Bridge? So, a Raheem Sterling-inspired Blues beat Luton 3-0 to ensure Town remain pointless after two top-flight games, but the real story is what happened after the game. More than 3,000 Luton supporters that packed into the west London stadium stayed in their seats until well after the final whistle to cheer and chant for their Hatters heroes, in a show of support and solidarity that will be alien to most Premier League fans. It led manager Rob Edwards and chief executive to both comment on how emotional it made them feel and here in our Chelsea review podcast, Kev, Tony, James and Dan discuss the events of that evening, both on and off the field. And with days remaining on the 2023 summer transfer window, the boys look ahead to where Luton might need to strengthen as well as a possible exit for one of the fan favourite stars that helped the Hatters win promotion to the big time. ------------------------------------------------------------------- The Luton Town Supporters' Trust Podcast is now available as a video on:  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@lutontownsupporterstrust/podcasts Thanks to the Hightown Club in Luton for hosting us. Find them at: https://www.facebook.com/hightownclubluton/?locale=en_GB  Like our new logo for the 2023/24 season? Check out Ed Smith Creative at: www.edsmithcreative.co.uk  Like our new theme tune? Check out Seán Grant and the Wolfgang at: https://linktr.ee/sgwolfgang  Find all the latest news and features about Luton Town at The Lutonian: https://thelutonian.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------------ The Luton Town Supporters Trust celebrate their 20th anniversary in 2023 year having been created, and initially named Trust in Luton, in 2003 to help force out unpopular former owner John Gurney.  Current club chief executive Gary Sweet was part of the group that effectively forced the club into administration and out of Mr Gurney's control, for a new consortium to take over, headed up by Bill Tomlins. Another change of ownership again brought problems and administration followed again in 2007, until the club was eventually bought out by the fan-led 2020 consortium, headed up by Sweet, which has now helped steer the history-making Hatters from the non-league to the Premier League The Supporters' Trust is a democratic, non-profit organisation run by fans for fans. The purpose of a Trust is to help fans to join together and strengthen their influence over the way Luton Town Football Club is run, and to improve the links between their club and the community it serves. In a way, we're like a union, believing that many voices are stronger than one and that the best way to influence the club is to represent many fans, not just ourselves. We have defended the Club in the tough times and maintain a shareholding in the Club to ensure we are able to protect and celebrate the future. We act as custodian of the image rights of the Club – to protect the Club name, kit colours, Club crest and mascot for the long-term interests of the Club. And like our Club, we have integrity. We believe in fair play and are committed to represent the fans and influence the regulation and its enforcement of football. And to collaborate with other Trusts to share our ideas, learn from best practice and presented a stronger voice to the authorities. Join the Trust for as little as £10 a year (adults) and £5 for children and seniors. We offer exclusive benefits, podcasts and meet the manager and players events and are committed to continually improving the experience of the Hatters' fans, bringing the team closer to the fans and bringing the supporters' voice into the boardroom, validating proposed activities and decisions that impact the fans. We encourage the you to get involved, to enjoy the thrill (the ups and the downs!) of supporting Luton Town, and we raise money for both the fans and the community/charity, along with the Club, to help with immediate needs as we have seen during the recent COVID crisis, and to build a better future through significant capital projects. Find us at: https://www.lutontownsupporterstrust.com/

Harry Maguire is told it's time to leave Manchester United after being stripped of the captaincy by manager Erik ten Hag. United fan and broadcaster Mark Goldbridge thinks Maguire's time is up at Old Trafford, while talkSPORT pundit Perry Groves doubts whether Bruno Fernandes is the right man to replace Maguire. Tyson Fury's promoter Frank Warren clashes with Adam Catterall about Fury's next fight against MMA star Francis Ngannou. Carlos Alcaraz won a thrilling men's Wimbledon final against seven time champion Novak Djokovic, while Marketa Vondrousova beat Ons Jabeur to win the women's final. Luton Town's CEO Gary Sweet discusses the reasons behind The Hatters postponing their first home game of the season and Spurs legend Teddy Sheringham on a new era at Tottenham with Ange Postecoglou at the helm. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark Chapman is joined by promotion winners Chris Wilder and Nedum Onuoha as well as Kieran Maguire from The Price of Football podcast. They look at differing approaches clubs have taken when reaching the Premier League, ways they've recruited, money they've spent and some of the pitfalls they need to avoid. Also hear from Luton Town chief executive Gary Sweet and Brentford director of football Phil Giles. INTERVIEWS: 10:40 – Luton's Gary Sweet, 36:35 – Brentford's Phil Giles.

Kev, Tony, James and Town fan Reg Harper look back on what was an incredible season for Luton Town Football Club, the one which saw them complete the journey from non-league to the Premier League in nine years. The season review podcast begins with the boys picking out five key moments in the regular season, before reminiscing on the magical atmosphere created in the second leg of the play-off semi-final against Sunderland at Kenilworth Road. The thoughts quickly turn to an even more magical and special day at Wembley Stadium where promotion to the Premier League was confirmed, followed by the parade through Town two days later. There we got audio and interviews with club chairman David Wilkinson, CEO Gary Sweet, Dan Potts, Jordan Clark, Elijah Adebayo and the manager that guided Town to the promised land, Super Rob Edwards.  Sit back and listen to our review of the season in which the Hatters completed the EFL journey on the only Luton Town podcast that has been with the Hatters every step of the way from League Two to the top-flight!   Apologies for the small amount of poor audio quality. We'll treat ourselves to some new mic cables now we're in the Premier League. 

CEO of Luton Town FC, Gary Sweet joins Breakfast With Harf to discuss the club's promotion to the Premier League on the EPL

Kev, James, Tony and Dan get together for the penultimate time this season to preview the biggest day in the club's history when they take on Coventry City at Wembley Stadium for a place in the Premier League. They discuss the stories surrounding the match, how the contest might play out and give out their personal predictions for the hugely anticipated clash. In addition to that, Kev catches up with Joe Davis for a chat after he penned a brilliant article last week which revoked many memories for Luton fans. The podcast also includes the best bits of audio from a wonderful media day held ahead of the play-off final at Kenilworth Road with snippets from Gary Sweet, Mick Harford, John Still, Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu, Carlton Morris and Rob Edwards.  If you have not read Joe's article you can view it here - https://medium.com/@josephsdavis6/play-the-luton-way-how-john-still-revived-a-broken-luton-town-8b4fcaa43a4d

JB's not verified on Instagram, hard words to say, David Strassman, the Tatura Hotel gets Billy's face on a urinal, Gary Sweet and Billy recreate the seduction scene from The Graduate, retirement stories, BIlly-Oke, Billy's Joke - WrinkliestSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kev, James, Tony and Dan stay around for part two of the podcast which begins with the latest in our ‘Blast from the Past' segment. This month Tony looks at two of the most popular players of the 1982-83 season in Wayne Turner and Ricky Hill.   The attention then switches from the past to the future with the academy put in the spotlight ahead of their FA Cup clash with QPR next week before we take a look at the transfer window which is now open and focus on the possibility of an FA Cup fourth round clash at home to Grimsby should Wigan get dispatched.   The boys then conclude this episode by looking ahead to the next bunch of matches over the next month or so and then discuss the latest update on Power Court which was provided by Luton chief executive Gary Sweet in his latest programme notes.

The boys discussed all things Garry Lyon's acting, his career, Hollywood, and much more.

On today's show, the boys rambled, discussed Ross Lyon's appointment before being joined by the man himself, had Brent Costelloe, Gary Sweet, Questions Without Notice, and more.

Herb has chosen another Aussie gem for us this week, the 2003 movie Gettin' Square! Starring Sam Worthington, David Wenham, Gary Sweet and Timothy Spall this is a crime caper that Chris and Dave will be seeing for the first time! If you enjoy the show we have a Patreon, become a supporter. www.patreon.com/thevhsstrikesback Plot Summary: Gettin' Square is about starting over, keeping clean and going straight. Barry Wirth is fresh out of prison and determined to stay on the straight and narrow. But like his mate Johnny 'Spit' Spiteri and reformed gangster turned restaurateur Dabba, he finds out the hard way that there are old scores and a few new ones that'll make getting square a lot harder than he thought. thevhsstrikesback@gmail.com https://linktr.ee/vhsstrikesback --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thevhsstrikesback/support

The Athletic's Matt Slater speaks to Gary Sweet, CEO of Luton Town about his club's rise back up the football pyramid ahead of welcoming the European champions to their famous old stadium and their plans for a new home.Then we also speak to Ukrainian football expert Andrew Todas about the potential impact War with Russia may have on football in Ukraine. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Athletic's Matt Slater speaks to Gary Sweet, CEO of Luton Town about his club's rise back up the football pyramid ahead of welcoming the European champions to their famous old stadium and their plans for a new home. Then we also speak to Ukrainian football expert Andrew Todas about the potential impact War with Russia may have on football in Ukraine.

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After a long stint at the family farm, we're back to discuss pretty much the same stuff we always discussed: Richard Roxburgh, Tony Martin, Gary Sweet, Cameron Ling, Cameron Ling's Mother, Simon Black, Slash, and some guy that Dec's dad clipped on the way into the MCG in 1999. Plus those annoying people who try to sound like they're way busier than they actually are.  Huge apologies it took so long to get another one out. Thanks for hanging in there.     

Episode 86th: Lachlan Lewis Speaker-Gate, Gary Sweet to star in a Netflix biopic of Brad Arthur, and Lizard people. Have a red hot crack! anchor.fm/ballsoutnoflops spotify: sptfy.com/56zn merch: jimmy-the-hand.redbubble.com

A Serious Disc Agreement is the only "serious" podcast on the Australian Internet about "Movie Disc Culture."Alexei Toliopoulos (Finding Drago, Total Reboot) and Blake Howard (One Heat Minute) are expanding their IMPRINT COMPANION podcast to include the best physical media releases worldwide. For this episode, we're discussing Umbrella Entertainment's OZPLOITATION CLASSICS #6 - NIGHTMARES (1980). Screams of terror, silenced only by the splintering of glass! In this textbook example of 80s slash trash, an aspiring actress (Jenny Neumann, Hell Night), haunted by the childhood memory of her mother being thrown through a car window, finds herself trapped at the centre of a brutal killing spree as one by one her fellow thespians are butchered by a psychopath with a sliver of glass. Adding non-stop bloodshed to his successful cinematic recipe of softcore sex and ample naked flesh, Ozploitation auteur John D. Lamond (Felicity) takes on the stalk 'n slash genre with a vengeance in this infamous home-grown Halloweenclone. Proudly high on body count (including a notoriously graphic full-frontal thrill kill scene) and thankfully low on subtext, Nightmares offers the rare opportunity to see a host of famous Aussie faces (Gary Sweet, Briony Behets, John Michael Howson and others) dispatched in the most gruesome ways imaginable!Director: John D. LamondCast: Gary Sweet, Jenny Neumann, Max Phipps, Nina Landis Extras:NEW NOT QUITE HOLLYWOOD extended interviews with director John D. Lamond and actress Nina LandisAudio commentary with director John D. Lamond and filmmaker Mark HartleyDeleted scenesConfessions of an R-Rated Filmmaker featuretteJohn D. Lamond trailer reelStills and poster galleryTheatrical trailerBlake Howard - Twitter & One Heat Minute Website Alexei Toliopoulos - Twitter & Total RebootVisit imprintfilms.com.au _______One Heat Minute ProductionsWEBSITE: oneheatminute.comPATREON: One Heat Minute Productions PatreonTWITTER: @OneBlakeMinute & @OHMPodsMERCH: http://tee.pub/lic/41I7L55PXV4Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-heat-minute-productions/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week I chatted to Abigail King owner of Free the Artist coaching a business where she helps creatives get their finances in order and is also an amazing actress based in Melbourne, Australia. We chatted about all things finance for creatives, acting and some fun rapid fire questions! So, grab a coffee and enjoy! :) BIO: Abbie has always had a passion for personal finance, and founded her financial coaching practice 'Free the Artist' with the mission to liberate performers across the globe from the myth of the 'Starving Artist'. Outside of her financial nerdery, Abigail is a dynamic and versatile performer, most recently seen on stage in Nick Payne's Constellations, and on screen in the Screen Australia funded web-series 2121, opposite Gary Sweet. She's a sucker for an indoor plant, and believes that any budget with a 'no latte' rule is the worst sort of budget. Viva la coffee! Instagram: @freetheartistcoaching

Kev, James and Tony caught up with Luton Town Chief Executive Gary Sweet as well as General Operations Manager Paul Watson and the Communications Manager Ed Smith for a special bonus episode, to clear up some of the recent issues that have presented themselves. The boys get the thoughts of the trio on a wide range of subjects relating to withdrawing from hosting an EFL test events for fans to return to Kenilworth Road, the issue regarding BBC Three Counties Radio and iFollow problems. Listen for their thoughts on the importance of fans being back, what needs to happen in order for fans to return to the Kenny, the financial security of the club in light of Covid-19 and much more!

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The boys host one of the most progressive football club owner/managers around. Listening to Gary Sweet of Luton Town is the shot in the arm the whole game needs. Listen to how he explains the beauty of Association Football.

Kevin and Kieran look at the latest developments in relation to coronavirus, including the decision to scrap the Dutch league season altogether, and some of the proposals put forward by EFL clubs. Plus, Kieran talks to Luton Town chief executive Gary Sweet. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/priceoffootball. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Abby’s kids now understand the phrasing “let your mum and dad have 10 minutes” ... but it’s ok because they’re easily swayed by a packet of chips. We also chat to Aussie actor (AND heartthrob) Gary Sweet about the new season of the Stan original series, ‘Bloom’ before the cherry on top… Boomers reacting to Betoota!

This week on the show, titan of Australian film and television Gary Sweet speaks to The Advocate's editors about his many trials, his many tribulations and everything in between. Recorded on the road in the portable Baxter Booth Sign up to mine to receive a $25 voucher: https://trade.minedigital.exchange/register (offer available for a limited time)

It's that time of the week to get Lost as we move into the 7th episode of the 4th season, Ji Yeon. Is this episode just fine? Why do we care about Jin finding a giant panda for a random Chinese man? Why does Hurley give a weird smirk to Sun in the hotel? Are we crying when Jin's grave is shown? Why is Kate so random this season? Do we all want to pass Jin the cereal? Should Jin know as much English as he does? Is Juliet the pot calling the kettle black? How great is the character development between Sun and Jin this episode? How excited are we to FINALLY see Grant Bowler make his first appearance? Why is the captain so built up as evil but is basically just a cute little puppy dog? What is the deal with Regina? How funny is Gary Sweet? And how amazing is the surprise appearance of Michael? It's another episode with some entertaining things to chat about, so download for the entertainment and stay for the Grant Bowler!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

On January 10th 2019, a legend was asked to step into the managerial breach after the shock departure of the former manager. It was initially thought that, moving from his role as head of recruitment, Mick Harford would be an interim appointment. On January 26th the former star striker, coach and manager led Luton Town to the top of League One and, as records tumbled, there they stayed until the final day of the season in May when Harford guided the Hatters to the league title. The "proudest moment" of his career.  For him it was redemption after he was at the helm ten years ago when, burdened by a never matched points penalty by the game's governing body, Town slipped out of the Football League for the first time in 89 years. No-one blamed Harford but the pain of those dark days stayed with him, only relieved when he lifted silverware above his head at a packed Kenilworth Road. He'd heard his name sung there on many occasions, but the reception he got that day still gives him shivers down his spine. Kevin and Tony met up with Mick a few weeks after that memorable weekend to get his thoughts on one of the best campaigns in Hatters history. He talks about:  how taking charge was an offer he couldn’t turn down his first game in charge, taking Town to his boyhood team Sunderland and claiming a memorable draw on a “special, special day” complete with applause from two sets of fans. how he realised Luton could get promoted after a last-gasp 3-2 winner at home to Portsmouth Luton making history by going 28 games unbeaten where the team of 2018/19 ranks in his 35 years at Kenilworth Road the elation of the final day the promotion celebrations including going to the Bricklayer’s Arms and Painter’s Arms in High Town with CEO Gary Sweet and board member Paul Balantyne  the impression that new Luton manager Graeme Jones has made on him and how he think he’ll do in the hotseat as Town return to the Championship after 12 years away.  his return to his recruitment process and what that means this summer

Spies at Derby, O'Neill at Forest, and Jones at Stoke. Just some of the things that have happened in an eventful week in the Football League. Caroline Barker, Adrian Clarke, Sam Parkin, and Joe Crilly are all here to inform you on what you should know from the last 7 days. Here's what to expect: RUNNING ORDER: * PART 1a: Spygate and spy puns (01m 10s) * PART 1b: A Whyte mess (03m 10s) * PART 2a: O'Neill off to Forest (04m 50s) * PART 2b: Forest odds with William Hill (08m 40s) * PART 2c: Championship review: Sheffield United 1-0 QPR, Hull 3-0 Sheffield Wednesday, transfers, and Brentford 3-1 Stoke (09m 00s) * PART 2d: Championship Odds with William Hill (18m 30s) * PART 3a: Luton Town update with CEO Gary Sweet (21m 20s) * PART 3b: Sunderland 1-1 Luton review (27m 30s) * PART 3c: League One Odds with William Hill (30m 00s) * PART 3d: What's going on at Walsall (31m 30s) * PART 4a: League Two review: Bury 4-3 MK Dons, Swindon 2-2 Lincoln, Grimsby 0-2 Macclesfield, and Notts County 0-1 Cambridge (35m 20s) * PART 5a: Weekend previews (42m 30s) PARISH NOTICES: * get your bet on with William Hill [here](http://sports.williamhill.com/bet/en-gb/betting/y/5/Football.html) to advertise with Muddy Knees Media email sales@muddykneesmedia.com GET IN TOUCH: * Send us a tweet: @[theTotallyShow](https://twitter.com/TheTotallyShow) * Find us on Instagram: @[totallyfootballshow](https://www.instagram.com/totallyfootballshow/?hl=en) * Like us on Facebook: @[thetotallyfootballshow](https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/)

Gary Sweet started his acting career in 1976 on The Sullivans, but his breakout role was as Donald Bradman opposite Hugo Weaving in the mini-series Bodyline in 1984. He's gone on to appear in iconic shows such as A Country Practice, The Flying Doctors, Police Rescue,  Big Sky and Stingers. He currently stars as the husband of Julia Morris in Channel 9's House Husbands. But Luke couldn't pass up the chance to talk cricket... For more information, check out the episode page: http://lukeandsusie.com/portfolio-item/episode-275-gary-sweet-sir-donald-bradman-and-increasing-your-influence/

On today's show, Tasha Tsiaperas and Julie Fancher chat with Garland police detective Gary Sweet, Rafael McDonnell from the Resource Center, and Lee Daugherty of Alexandre's Bar. The group chat about how a rash of attacks in Oak Lawn parallel the fear in the gay community back in 2005, after seven men were killed. At the time, many feared there might be a serial killer targeting gay men.

The one where Julia Morris talks about all things I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, her lust for Chris Brown, life on House Husbands, how gossip columnists just make stuff up and all sorts of other things. There's some great conversation about getting her start on TV in Australia, life on TV in the UK, coming back and then going to the US where... nothing. Celebrity Apprentice gets a guernsey along too. Also her ladyness has one of the best laughs in the biz. Warning: Mutual admiration society ahead. If you like the episode do tell Julia via your favourite social media platform that you heard her on the MolksTVTalk podcast and how awesome she is. Thank you all for continuing to share the #MTTpod episodes. Every listen counts. In this episode...* News* Pick a Box of Pot Luck - Arrested Development* Couched Time* Roll Credits SUCCUMB TO THE LOVE OF MORRIS!http://twitter.com/ladyjmohttp://www.facebook.com/LadyJuliaMorrishttp://www.instagram.com/ladyjuliamorrishttp://juliamorris.com.au/

For years David Elliot Penton stalked elementary schools and playgrounds looking for young girls from low-income neighborhoods to abduct, rape and murder. He thought of them as "throwaway kids"-hardly missed, and soon forgotten, except by those who loved them. He was every parent's worst nightmare. The bogeyman they warned their children about ... the fiend who lurked outside bedroom windows.Christi Meeks disappeared during a game of hide-and-seek outside her mother's Mesquite apartment complex in January 1985 and was found dead less than three months later in Lake Texoma.Christie Proctor's body was found in a south Plano field in April 1988, more than two years after the fourth-grader was last seen walking from her North Dallas apartment to a friend's house. And Roxann Reyes was snatched from an alley while playing outside her Garland apartment in November 1987.This story focuses on the work of a team of police detectives, starting with Garland Police Detective Gary Sweet, who picked up the cases of the three missing girls after they'd gone cold.In 1996, years after the murders, he found the girls' files and information on suspect David Elliot Penton. "For some reason, out of all the stuff that was in those two boxes, I pulled out a file and started reading about him," Sweet said.Penton was in jail in Ohio for killing 9-year-old Nydra Ross. What followed was a series of fateful twists — from reviewing old tips, to conducting new interviews and gathering information shared by Penton's cellmates. By 2003, Sweet and the team had enough to indict Penton. TRUE DETECTIVE-From The Detective's Perspective-Gary Sweet  

Following the controversial announcement of the FA Commission's four-point plan to boost English football, the boys return with a #SayNoToLeague3 special. We look at the consequences of creating of a new tier within the Football League to accommodate Premier League B teams, beginning in 2016/17, with arguments from both sides. Our guests include Brentford manager Mark Warburton, Luton Town chief executive Gary Sweet, talkSPORT 'Up The League' host Geoff Peters, Ian Danter, talkSPORT commentator and England reporter - plus Rob Langham from the Football League blog