Podcasts about Gatwick Airport

In December 2018 Gatwick Airport shut down. 109 eyewitnesses reported sighting 170 drone flights over the airport.  All flights were grounded, and the nation braced for a terrorist attack. But what if those sightings weren't real but instead an imagination caused by expectations?  In today's episode with award-winning science journalist David Robson, we explore the science of the expectation effect. Link to the bonus episode: https://nudge.kit.com/86d3e39845  Become an FSB member: https://get.fsb.org.uk/nudge/ Read the Expectation Effect: https://amzn.to/4dvkb3s  David's website: https://davidrobson.me/  David's Substack: https://davidarobson.substack.com/ ---  Today's sources:  Benedetti, F., Durando, J., & Vighetti, S. (2014). Nocebo and placebo modulation of hypobaric hypoxia headache involves the cyclooxygenase-prostaglandins pathway. Pain, 155(5), 921–928. Job, V., Dweck, C. S., & Walton, G. M. (2010). Ego depletion—Is it all in your head? Implicit theories about willpower affect self-regulation. Psychological Science, 21(11), 1686–1693. Langer, E., Djikic, M., Pirson, M., Madenci, A., & Donohue, R. (2010). Believing is seeing: Using mindlessness (mindfully) to improve visual acuity. Psychological Science, 21(5), 661–666. Merckelbach, H., & van de Ven, V. (2001). Another white Christmas: Fantasy proneness and reports of 'hallucinatory experiences' in undergraduate students. Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, 32(3), 137–144. Montes, J., Wulf, G., & Navalta, J. W. (2018). Maximal aerobic capacity can be increased by enhancing performers' expectancies. Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness, 58(5), 744–749. Pirson, M., Ie, A., & Langer, E. (2012). Seeing what we know, knowing what we see: Challenging the limits of visual acuity. Journal of Adult Development, 19(2), 59–67. Robson, D. (2022). The expectation effect: How your mindset can transform your life. Canongate.

As I write this note, a heatwave is beating down on the UK, signalling the arrival of the busy summer travel season. With air traffic reaching record highs globally, airports and airlines are under increasing pressure to maintain efficient GSE operations, ensure smooth turnarounds, and uphold high safety standards for both passengers and ground handling teams. In this issue, we bring you the latest developments in the GSE space, focusing on ground power units (GPUs), water and lavatory vehicles, and equipment leasing and rental. Electrification continues to be at the forefront of the minds of aviation stakeholders. To learn more, I visited ITW GSE's factory in Odense, Denmark, as well as Rushlift GSE's operation at Gatwick Airport, to find out about the companies' approaches to electrification and to discover how new technologies are transforming GSE design and operations. Moreover, I caught up with Aviator Airport Alliance at IGHC Cairo to gather insights on how the Nordic ground handler is approaching eGSE transition. I also spoke with Mathieu Blondel, co-author of a report on the topic, about the opportunities and challenges associated with decarbonising ground operations. While sustainability is evidently a key focus for the industry, safety on the apron remains a pressing issue. March saw a tragic incident at New York's LaGuardia Airport, in which an Air Canada plane collided with an Oshkosh Striker 1500 airfield rescue and firefighting (ARFF) vehicle. Megan Ramsay explores the circumstances that led to the accident, as well as wider advancements in ARFF technology and design. An additional challenge in flight safety is also emerging: bird strikes, which can result in serious damage to aircraft and, in rare cases, have caused engine failure. Tony Harrington investigates whether enough is being done to tackle the issue. We also welcome back a guest writer, Mark Finch, who pens an insightful article on GSE pooling.

I was flying to Guernsey with a guy called Steve to do some work for a furniture company but arrived at Gatwick just as the flight was taking off. We had to phone the boss to say that we'd missed the flight. He was livid but organised to get us on to the next available flight which was in 8 hours time. He had to wait in Guernsey with a van full of £3000 wardrobes and angry customers, whilst we waited in Gatwick for the next flight. I whiled away the time by making recordings and writing poetry.

About the Guest Carly Hunt is the Head of Strategic Partnerships of Showerkap, a UK-based water technology company tackling excessive water consumption in the hospitality sector. With over 20 years in hotel management — latterly focused on energy, waste, and water reduction programmes — Carly brings rare operational depth to the sustainability challenge she's now helping to solve. Her academic background in sustainable tourism (the subject of her university dissertation) makes her return to this space something of a full-circle moment. Episode Summary Water scarcity might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you book a hotel room, but it probably should be. In this episode of Shape the System, host Vincent Turner sits down with Carly Hunt, Head of Strategic Partnerships of Showerkap, to explore how the hospitality industry is one of the heaviest — and least scrutinised — consumers of fresh water on the planet. Hotels can use up to eight times more water than local residents, with individual rooms consuming as much as 1,500 litres per day. Meanwhile, the UK's Environment Agency is forecasting a potential shortfall of 1.4 billion litres per day by 2030, rising to 5 billion by 2050. The numbers are stark, and Carly makes the case that demand reduction — not just supply management — has to be part of the answer. Carly's entry into this space came through two decades of hotel management, where she discovered that energy and waste were relatively easy to monitor and reduce, but water was almost impossible to measure at any meaningful resolution. That gap led her to Showerkap, the brainchild of inventor Steve Harding, which combines three elements that have never previously been integrated in the water sector: fixture-level IoT monitoring across an entire building, a cloud-based analytics platform, and a novel shower fade timer that delivers a real-time behavioural nudge — without restricting flow. The pilot results, run across one floor of the Sandman Hotel at Gatwick Airport, were striking. Prior to the intervention, guests were showering for 35 minutes or more — consuming around 245 litres per session. After the shower fade timer was introduced (set to seven minutes), average shower duration across the 20-room eco-floor dropped to just three minutes and 20 seconds. Overall water usage fell by 58%, energy use by 14%, and the projected saving across the full hotel is approximately 2.7 million litres per year. Of the guests who stayed across nearly a year of the pilot, only three declined to participate in the eco-floor — a participation rate that Carly and Vincent calculate at roughly 99%. The commercial case is deliberately straightforward: Showerkap is targeting a two-year payback period, meaning hotels can effectively finance the installation against the savings it generates. Beyond the headline water and energy savings, the technology surfaces hidden operational value — the Sandman pilot uncovered hot water circulation issues throughout the building and enabled early detection of Legionella risk. The go-to-market strategy currently leans on pilots and case studies to build trust in a space where water has historically been undervalued, with an eye toward expansion into the Mediterranean, MENA, and other water-scarce markets. An upcoming back-of-house research piece, potentially in partnership with the Sustainable Hospitality Alliance, is expected to extend Showerkap's evidence base well beyond the bathroom. Key Takeaways Hotels use up to eight times more water per person than local residents, with some rooms consuming up to 1,500 litres per day — making demand reduction in hospitality a high-leverage intervention. Showerkap's pilot at the Sandman Hotel, Gatwick, achieved a 58% reduction in shower water usage and cut energy consumption by 14%, with average shower times dropping from 35+ minutes to under three and a half minutes. The technology's payback period is approximately two years, making it financeable against projected savings — a critical threshold for hotel procurement teams weighing up an unfamiliar category. Behavioural nudges, not flow restrictions, drive the results: the shower fade timer gives guests a gentle cue and the option to continue, yet the vast majority choose to reduce — suggesting most water waste is habitual rather than intentional. Showers account for over 50% of hotel bathroom water use, but the IoT platform also surfaces back-of-house inefficiencies in kitchens, laundry, and plumbing systems — unlocking operational and maintenance savings beyond the guest experience. Notable Quotes "Water is one of the most vital resources on earth. And we all know that. And we rarely treat it that way because we automatically run a tap and it's there." — Carly Hunt "Reducing showers by just a couple of minutes can save 20 litres. And if those small actions become millions, then think of the impact that would have." — Carly Hunt "We always say that water intrinsically is linked to everything. We can't do anything without water." — Carly Hunt "We don't want to force anyone to change, because that doesn't work. You have to effectively give them the tools to actually do it themselves." — Carly Hunt Resources Showerkap Sustainable Hospitality Alliance (mentioned in episode) Shape the System is an independent podcast with support from KPMG High Growth Ventures More about KPMG High Growth VenturesScale up for success. We're here for that.We navigate founders and their teams to the services they need to reach their next milestone. From startup to scale and beyond. No matter where you are right now, we'll get you the help you need to drive your business forward. 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This show has been flagged as Clean by the host. This starts our look at the stories of the Second Doctor, portrayed by Patrick Troughton, during the 1960s. The Second Doctor, Part 1 Patrick Troughton is the reason we are still talking about Doctor Who all these years later. He took over the lead role in a popular and successful show and continued the success. It might have been a disaster, but it wasn't. And Troughton did not attempt to be another Hartnell, he had his own distinct way of playing the part. He established the principle that the personality of the Doctor changes when he (or she) regenerates. This made it much easier on all the actors who followed him in the role, and each one has been very distinctive in how they embodied the Doctor. Sadly, many of his episodes, and some complete stories, are missing now due to the short-sighted policy of the BBC the discard older shows, in many cases wiping video tapes for reuse. Of course, you can't blame them too much since I doubt anyone in the 1960s would have believed that the show would still be going over 60 years later. But there is always hope that some more episodes will be recovered. There are people who collect old TV shows in various formats such as film and video tape, and it is virtually certain that some missing Doctor Who episodes still exist in private collectors' hands, though how many is not known. To take the place of the missing episodes we have reconstructions using telesnaps (photos taken of the monitor screen), animations, and for a few Troughton stories fans have re-staged the stories as stage plays. So there are ways to experience at least a little of these missing episodes. And even as I write this there are indications that more episodes may be found and returned to the BBC . Troughton took over in the third story of Season 4, which aired in late 1966. Power of the Daleks This is the first story for Patrick Troughton as the Doctor, and starting with the Daleks was a smart move. They were so popular that they guaranteed a good audience and would get Troughton off to a good start. The TARDIS lands on a planet called Vulcan, where a scientist has found a derelict ship containing a few Daleks. He thinks he can bring them back to life, and won't listen to the Doctor who tries to warn him. Meanwhile, rebels on Vulcan are trying to overthrow the government there. In the end, the scientist sacrifices himself to help stop the Daleks, the rebels succeed in overthrowing the fascist dictator, and all is well. For now. Ben and Polly are along as the companions continuing their stay on the TARDIS after starting with the First Doctor in the War Machines This is one of the completely missing stories, but there is an animated version which is available on DVD, or you can watch it on YouTube. The Highlanders And another historical story, taking us to the Battle of Culloden in 1746, where the last gasp of the Jacobite rebellion was snuffed out by the English army. The TARDIS crew are first captured by the Scots, who are not kindly disposed to people who are obviously English. Then they are captured by the English, who have decided they are traitors and want to hang them. After various adventures, they get away, and bring with them a young Scottish lad named Jamie, who becomes the third member of the TARDIS team when he promises to teach the Doctor to play the bagpipes. An average historical story made memorable by the introduction of the next truly beloved companion, Jamie. He would stay with the Doctor all the way through the end of Troughton's run, and is still in high demand as a guest at Doctor Who conventions around the world. He was not actually intended to be a companion at first. They had shot two endings, one where he joins the Doctor, and another where he is left in Scotland. They did decide to keep him, but in the next few stories, for which the scripts had already been written, he is less central to the plot and sometimes get lines originally written for another character. This is another story where all of the episodes are missing, though there are reconstructions available. The Underwater Menace The TARDIS team arrives on an island formed by an extinct volcano, where they are brought underground to a sunken city. They are told that their arrival was foretold by the goddess of the city, and that they would be sacrificed. They are rescued by a scientist known to the doctor, but it turns out he has gone quite mad. The city is Atlantis, and he says he will raise it, but his plan involves blowing up everything with nuclear bombs. The underwater scenes of swimming ladies are quite hilarious, but it is an inventive little story. The scene of the mad scientist raging as he disappears under the water is pretty good too, in a campy way. Early in Patrick Troughton's run as The Doctor the show dropped much of the history and focused more on monsters and SF to compete with shows like Lost in Space and Land of the Giants. This story is missing two of the 4 episodes, but reconstructions exist for the two missing episodes. The Moonbase The Cybermen are back, and this time they are attacking a base on the Moon. They have been infiltrating the base through a hole in a basement wall, which is where you scratch your head and wonder why the air doesn't all leak out through this hole. And since the Cybermen are still significantly organic, how are they breathing in vacuum? Still, the Doctor puts the emphasis on science as the way to defeat them. The return of the Cybermen was sufficiently popular for them to become the acknowledged second best enemy of the Doctor, after the Daleks, of course. And as such they would come back again in several of the Troughton's stories, and continued up to the present to be featured in Doctor Who. This story is also missing two of its episodes, but they have been animated so you can get a decent experience of the story now. And there is at least one decent jump scare here. The Macra Terror The Macra made an appearance in the David Tennant story Gridlock, but this is where they began. The TARDIS materializes on a planet where a colony seems very happy, except for one malcontent who claims he has seen huge crab-like beings at night. Then the Doctor sees them as well, but no one else seems to notice them. It turns out these creatures are good at conditioning people to not see them, and to believe what they are told to believe. Ben ends up brainwashed by them, though the others escape this. And the colony is busily engaged in producing some kind of gas, and this turns out to be essential to the Macra. Oxygen is poisonous to them, they need the gas. Finally Ben breaks his conditioning and rescues the others, and the Macra are defeated. Why they reappeared in Gridlock was never clear to me, it looked like an Easter Egg for long-time fans that was never explained or justified. This is another story that is missing all of its episodes in original form, but an animated version has been released, and is available on DVD and on YouTube. The Faceless Ones This is a very good, inventive story that purports to take place at Gatwick Airport, though it is of course not really shot there, but at a smaller place nearby. The TARDIS materializes there, and the first problem is that none of them have passports! This is the only thing matters to the immigration people at the airport. Meanwhile, something puzzling is going on with a company called Chameleon Tours. One young lady, played by Pauline Collins, is trying to find out what happened to her brother, who went on a tour with them, sent a postcard, and then vanished. It turns out that the folks running Chameleon Tours are an alien race of Shape-shifters, hence the “Faceless Ones”, who are kidnapping people to help repopulate their planet. The obvious plot hole is that this would involve repopulating with people, not Chamelelons, but never let that get in the way of what is otherwise a nice romp full of action and suspense. The production team was hoping to get Collins as a companion, but she turned them down. At the end, Ben and Polly take advantage of the fact they are on Earth at the proper time, and decide to leave the TARDIS and get on with their lives. So now only Jamie is left. I bet that won't be true for long. For this story 4 of the 6 episodes are missing, but again this is a story that got the complete animation treatment. You can purchase the DVD, or watch it on YouTube. Links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Troughton https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Power_of_the_Daleks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gX1DN7yHneA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Highlanders_(Doctor_Who) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Underwater_Menace https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Moonbase https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Macra_Terror https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unipaGm8Pbo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Faceless_Ones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovSHAcu7g4A https://www.palain.com/science-fiction/intro-to-doctor-who/the-second-doctor-part-1/ Provide feedback on this episode.

In deze podcast zien we ze vliegen! In de Pijn van Pepijn hebben we het over de recente ophef over drones die rond vliegvelden in Noordwest-Europa te zien zouden zijn geweest. Onze gast is cultuurhistoricus Wilmar Taal die komt vertellen over zijn boek 'Kan ik hier een UFO melden?' dat gaat over de UFO-onderzoekers van de Lage Landen. Tenslotte delen we onze favoriete UFO-film.Reacties, suggesties en tips zijn welkom op podcast@skepsis.nlBoektip:Umberto Eco: De begraafplaats van Praag (2010)Verder lees- en kijkvoer bij deze aflevering:Wim Van Utrecht over de Belgische UFO-golf (Skepter 7.3, 1994) Gatwick Airport drone incident 2018 Mick West over de New Jersey drone flap in Skeptical Inquirer Metabunk: Sitrec Tutorial Videos en de discussie over het OSINT onderzoek van Duitse studenten Facebook-pagina van Wilmar Taal Het boek van Wilmar Taal: Kan ik hier een UFO melden? Bespreking van de documentaire De UFO van Soesterberg (Skepter 37.1, 2024) Onze favoriete UFO-films:Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) Iron Sky (2012) Independence Day (1996) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The most successful British Winter Olympics Team Ever! The loudest cheer ever heard at Gatwick Airport! Team GB's record breakers are back in the UK and celebrating their magical Milano Cortina Games. We were there for radio and the podcast in the South Terminal - and in this episode we hear how time heals for ice dancers Lilah Fear & Lewis Gibson and catch with skeleton star Freya Tarbit on her first ever Olympic experience. And TNT Tomorrow's News Today returns as Paralympics GB name a 25 strong team for the Winter Games story to continue on Friday March 6th! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Hillary Clinton accuses Trump administration of Epstein files cover up in BBC interview How dark web agent spotted bedroom wall clue to rescue girl from abuse Challenge to Met Polices Freemason disclosure rule thrown out Boy, 9, in UK first surgery to make him taller Men come forward and settle 329 unpaid restaurant bill Royal Mail given two weeks to respond to claims it is prioritising parcels Canada reacts as cheating row rocks curling superpower Eurovision 2026 Electronic artist Look Mum No Computer to represent UK in Vienna Crawley sisters must repay 220k after Gatwick Airport duty free thefts Councils face uphill struggle to be ready for elections by May

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv How dark web agent spotted bedroom wall clue to rescue girl from abuse Crawley sisters must repay 220k after Gatwick Airport duty free thefts Men come forward and settle 329 unpaid restaurant bill Hillary Clinton accuses Trump administration of Epstein files cover up in BBC interview Royal Mail given two weeks to respond to claims it is prioritising parcels Councils face uphill struggle to be ready for elections by May Eurovision 2026 Electronic artist Look Mum No Computer to represent UK in Vienna Challenge to Met Polices Freemason disclosure rule thrown out Canada reacts as cheating row rocks curling superpower Boy, 9, in UK first surgery to make him taller

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Councils face uphill struggle to be ready for elections by May Royal Mail given two weeks to respond to claims it is prioritising parcels How dark web agent spotted bedroom wall clue to rescue girl from abuse Canada reacts as cheating row rocks curling superpower Hillary Clinton accuses Trump administration of Epstein files cover up in BBC interview Boy, 9, in UK first surgery to make him taller Men come forward and settle 329 unpaid restaurant bill Crawley sisters must repay 220k after Gatwick Airport duty free thefts Eurovision 2026 Electronic artist Look Mum No Computer to represent UK in Vienna Challenge to Met Polices Freemason disclosure rule thrown out

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Challenge to Met Polices Freemason disclosure rule thrown out Royal Mail given two weeks to respond to claims it is prioritising parcels Hillary Clinton accuses Trump administration of Epstein files cover up in BBC interview Boy, 9, in UK first surgery to make him taller Canada reacts as cheating row rocks curling superpower Crawley sisters must repay 220k after Gatwick Airport duty free thefts Eurovision 2026 Electronic artist Look Mum No Computer to represent UK in Vienna Men come forward and settle 329 unpaid restaurant bill How dark web agent spotted bedroom wall clue to rescue girl from abuse Councils face uphill struggle to be ready for elections by May

Investigations are underway following reports a woman had her drink spiked while out celebrating her 21st birthday in Maidstone.Tia Jennings was at Bierkeller on Gabriel's Hill on January 10th when she started acting out of character - she then collapsed outside a short time later. We've asked the venue a number of times for a comment.Also in today's podcast, the mother of a teenager killed in a crash in Thanet says the number of people caught over the limit during a crackdown last month is 'shocking'.18-year-old Ethan Entwhistle was a passenger in a car that hit a tree in Broadstairs in October 2023 - the driver was more than twice the drink drive limit.Police stopped around 300 motorists for drink and drug driving offences in the county in December.Families in Kent are being asked to share their experience of maternity and neonatal care for a major national review.The 'Call for Evidence' will be used to shape recommendations to improve services across England - hear from Zoe Finn who lost her son Carter when his heart stopped beating while she was 35 weeks pregnant.The MP for Ashford has signed an open letter to the Prime Minister calling for a ban on social media use for people under the age of 16.Sojan Joseph is the only Kent MP to put his name to the letter and joined 60 others from across the country.Campaigners from Kent are due at the High Court as a legal challenge against plans for a second runway at Gatwick Airport gets under way.It's after the transport secretary gave approval last September for the airport to bring its Northern runway into regular use as part of a 2-point £2 billion expansion.In sport, Lenni Cirino has signed a contract extension with Gillingham. The new deal keeps the left-back at the club until the end of this season.And, find out who Chatham Town's women will be playing the fifth round of the FA Cup. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Bishop & Taylor discuss the government's latest plans for new towns, Gatwick Airport expansion and what might very well be Britain's best supported building – is 17,000 piles a record?

✈️ Yesterday, George & Gayatri Galloway were detained at Gatwick Airport by UK counter-terrorism police under “hostile activity” legislation. Their phones and computers were seized. Tonight, George gives his full account of what happened, why it matters, and what it means for free speech, dissent, and democracy in Britain.Alongside this shocking story, we turn to Gaza, Palestine, and the war that grinds on. Netanyahu remains a curse on the region, Starmer is now the worst-rated PM ever as Labour's conference opens, Blair's name re-emerges in a Gaza “peace” deal, and Russia warns NATO as the Ukraine war escalates.

An off-grid grandad says he won't be forced out of his creekside home despite being “more or less” fenced in.Bob Thwaites has lived off the bank of the Swanscombe Peninsula without any problems since 1991 but the new landowner have now put up a 6ft to keep people out. Also in today's podcast, there are fears the government's decision to approve a second runway at Gatwick Airport could lead to more noise pollution for Kent residents.£2.2 billion of private money is going to be spend on the expansion - which will allow for another 100-thousand flights a year.An MP is calling for a crackdown on excessive numbers of houses of multiple occupancy in Gillingham. Naushabah Khan says too many HMOs are being permitted in Gillingham and warns the current system could damage community cohesion and change the character of neighbourhoods forever.More than 130 people will carry the Baton of Hope at it travels through Kent today.The tour aims to change the narrative around suicide and started in Medway earlier - we've spoken to some of the people taking part. And in football we've got plenty of reaction from what was a record breaking weekend for Gillingham. Their in over Notts County has seen their unbeaten run in League Two to 21 games.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Dame Dawn Childs DBE FREngDawn is the CEO of Pure Data Centres Group building and operating hyperscale data centres. Before joining Pure she led a multi-billion transformation programme for National Grid across both the gas and electricity transmission businesses. This followed several senior engineering appointments as: the Group Engineering Director for Merlin Entertainments with responsibility for engineering delivery and standards across the worldwide portfolio of theme parks; and the Head of Engineering at Gatwick Airport. She joined Gatwick after 23 years as an Engineering Officer in the Royal Air Force.She is a Trustee of the Royal Academy of Engineering and Chairs the Audit and Risk Committee and a Trustee of the Air League. She was the longest serving President of the Women's Engineering Society, turning it around over a 5 year tenure, and is currently the Chair of the iMasons Committee. She was honoured with a Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Engineering in October 2020 in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the engineering profession and was appointed a Dame Commander of the British Empire (DBE) for services to engineering in the King's New Years Honours 2023.Sam Grady, A Healthier EarthSam is a commercial strategy professional with experience of driving social impact in both the public and private sector. He has worked primarily in regulated environments; firstly, as an economist at HM Treasury and then as a commercial policy advisor at the Cabinet Office – responsible for the establishment and management of public-private joint venture companies.Most recently Sam has lead business development activity at National Grid where his focus was on designing and delivering sustainable business models. As AHE's Director of Strategy & Business Development Sam is responsible for building commercial partnerships and creating innovate business models that enable the delivery of our ambitious climate projects. Sam is from the UK and currently lives in North Worcestershire. In his spare time he is an avid golfer on a never ending quest to break par.

We caught up with Dame Dawn Childs, from Pure Data and Sam Grady, from A Healthier Earth, to learn more about their positive and interesting work. We cover Dawn's status busting career, and, subsequently, Sam Grady's work with A Healthier Earth to complement Pure Data's sustainability goals. Dame Dawn Childs DBE FREng Dawn is the CEO of Pure Data Centres Group building and operating hyperscale data centres. Before joining Pure she led a multi-billion transformation programme for National Grid across both the gas and electricity transmission businesses. This followed several senior engineering appointments as: the Group Engineering Director for Merlin Entertainments with responsibility for engineering delivery and standards across the worldwide portfolio of theme parks; and the Head of Engineering at Gatwick Airport. She joined Gatwick after 23 years as an Engineering Officer in the Royal Air Force. She is a Trustee of the Royal Academy of Engineering and Chairs the Audit and Risk Committee and a Trustee of the Air League. She was the longest serving President of the Women's Engineering Society, turning it around over a 5 year tenure, and is currently the Chair of the iMasons Committee. She was honoured with a Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Engineering in October 2020 in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the engineering profession and was appointed a Dame Commander of the British Empire (DBE) for services to engineering in the King's New Years Honours 2023. Pure Data Centres: Pure Data Centres Group is a leading developer and operator of critical digital infrastructure - designing, building, and operating data centres in supply-constrained, high-demand markets across Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Pure Data Centres specialise in complex, large-scale projects that bring new capacity online through precise site selection, deep market analysis, and disciplined execution. Every facility is built for long-term performance. Pure Data Centres are used to meeting the exacting standards of the world's largest hyperscalers for security, resilience and compliance. This reflects the critical nature of the infrastructure we deliver and the requirements of our customers. Pure Data Centres drive lasting, positive change and work to minimise the environmental impact of our data centres and build trusted, long-term relationships in the communities where we operate. Today, Pure Data Centres have more than 500MW of capacity live or under development. Sam Grady, A Healthier Earth Sam is a commercial strategy professional with experience of driving social impact in both the public and private sector. He has worked primarily in regulated environments; firstly, as an economist at HM Treasury and then as a commercial policy advisor at the Cabinet Office - responsible for the establishment and management of public-private joint venture companies. Most recently Sam has lead business development activity at National Grid where his focus was on designing and delivering sustainable business models. As AHE's Director of Strategy & Business Development Sam is responsible for building commercial partnerships and creating innovate business models that enable the delivery of our ambitious climate projects. Sam is from the UK and currently lives in North Worcestershire. In his spare time he is an avid golfer on a never ending quest to break par. A Healthier Earth: A Healthier Earth is a climate-tech catalyst committed to finding the solutions that tackle the most urgent regional and global sustainability challenges. With their technology agnostic approach, they bring together the idea, technology and investment to develop, deliver and operate climate solutions at scale. Their team of engineers, researchers and practitioners are dedicated to the Paris Climate Agreement to limit global warming to 1.5°C. A Healthier Earth develop investable business plans, and then deliver and operate planet-positive infrastructure that restores the world we ...

Meet Phil Cain... Phil is a great friend of our special friend Captain Bing Bong Peter Higgins 'I Spent 30yrs in the Met Police, the last 15 as a Detective. On leaving I wanted to fulfil a passion I've always had - working in aviation and I was able to do that. I've worked at Gatwick for a number of years both on a Resilience Team and for the last couple of years as a Ramp Agent. I fly when I can (As a passenger) and still get excited about it! I live 20 mins from the Airport with my wife and 3 cats and love cruises, travel and my job!'

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/2bzw7ta4 Contact: irishlingos@gmail.com Hundreds killed in plane crash in India. Na céadta maraithe i dtubaiste eitleáin san India. Around 300 people are reported to have been killed in a plane crash that occurred in western India. Tuairiscítear gur maraíodh thart ar 300 duine i dtubaiste eitleáin a tharla in iarthar na hIndia. The plane, which was en route to London, crashed shortly after leaving the airport in the city of Ahmedabad in the state of Gujarat. Thuairt an t-eitleán a bhí ar a bealach go Londain go gairid tar éis di an t-aerfort i gcathair Ahmedabad i stát Gujarat a fhágáil. There were 242 people on board the Air India plane that crashed in a residential area near the airport. Bhí 242 duine san eitleán le Air India a thuairt i gceantar cónaithe gar don aerfort. It hit a medical college and students are reported to be among the dead. Bhuail sí coláiste leighis agus tuairiscítear go bhfuil mic léinn i measc na marbh. The plane is understood to have been a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, which is a relatively modern aircraft. Tuigtear gur Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner a bhí san eitleán, ar árthach réasúnta nua-aimseartha í. She left Ahmedabad at 1.39 pm, Indian time, and was scheduled to land at Gatwick Airport in London at 6.25 pm, UK time. D'fhág sí Ahmedabad ag 1.39 i.n., am na hIndia, agus bhí sí le tuirlingt in Aerfort Gatwick i Londain ag 6.25 i.n., am Shasana. The pilot reportedly made a mayday call before crashing, but it appears that no further communication was received from him after that. Tuairiscítear gur chuir an píolóta glao mayday sular thuairt sí ach dealraíonn sé nár tháinig aon scéala eile uaidh ina dhiaidh sin. Most of the passengers were Indian citizens, but there were also people from Britain and Portugal. Saoránaigh na hIndia ab ea formhór na bpaisinéirí, agus bhí daoine ón mBreatain agus ón bPortaingéil ina measc leis. It is too early to say what caused the accident but some experts say the plane's landing gear was visible before it crashed even though it should have been hidden in the belly of the plane. Tá sé róluath le rá cad ba chúis leis an timpiste ach deir roinnt saineolaithe go raibh fearas tuirlingthe an eitleáin le feiceáil sular thuairt sí cé gur cheart dó a bheith i bhfolach i mbolg an eitleáin. RTÉ News and Current Affairs Nuacht agus Cúrsaí Reatha RTÉ

Today's headlines include: The Israeli Defense Forces have today fired missiles at nuclear and military facilities in Iran. Just one person has survived the crash of an Air India flight bound for London’s Gatwick Airport, which plummeted into a residential area shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has travelled to Fiji today to meet with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, to “reinforce [his] Government’s Pacific priorities”. And today’s good news: Researchers have developed new sunscreen safety protocols aimed at protecting coral reefs. Hosts: Emma Gillespie and Zara Seidler Producer: Emma Gillespie Want to support The Daily Aus? That's so kind! The best way to do that is to click ‘follow’ on Spotify or Apple and to leave us a five-star review. We would be so grateful The Daily Aus is a media company focused on delivering accessible and digestible news to young people. We are completely independent. Want more from TDA?Subscribe to The Daily Aus newsletterSubscribe to The Daily Aus’ YouTube Channel Have feedback for us?We’re always looking for new ways to improve what we do. If you’ve got feedback, we’re all ears. Tell us here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At least 30 people were killed when an Air India plane bound for London with 242 people on board crashed in a residential area minutes after taking off from the Indian city of Ahmedabad on Thursday, with the toll expected to climb further, authorities said. The plane was headed for Gatwick Airport, which lies south of the British capital.The governors of New York, Illinois, and Minnesota are due to testify before the House Oversight Committee on Thursday after days of protests in downtown Los Angeles over the Trump administration's enforcement of immigration law. The 3 states are among the 14 states and the hundreds of cities and counties recently listed by the Department of Homeland Security as “sanctuary jurisdictions defying federal immigration law.” The list was later removed from the department's website after criticism that it mistakenly included some local governments that support the Trump administration's immigration policies.

An Air India flight bound for Gatwick Airport crashed not long after takeoff on Thursday, with more than 50 British nationals on board.Local officials are scrambling to find survivors after shocking footage emerged of the plane hitting the ground and bursting into flames in Ahmedabad, Gujarat state.Camilla and Tim speak with aviation safety expert Professor Graham Braithwaite about what could have gone wrong; why the minutes after takeoff are so critical; and the safety record of the Boeing aircraft involved.We want to hear from you! Email us at TheDailyT@telegraph.co.uk or find @dailytpodcast on X, Instagram and TikTok.Producer: Georgia CoanSenior Producer: John CadiganPlanning Editor: Venetia RaineyExecutive Producer: Louisa WellsSocial Media Producer: Robbie NicholsVideo Editor: Will WaltersStudio Operator: Meghan SearleOriginal music by Goss Studio Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Publisher and Editor of SA Flyer Magazine, Guy Leitch joins Africa with an update on the situation on the ground after Air India flight AI171, en route from Ahmedabad to London’s Gatwick Airport with 242 passengers on board, crashed just minutes after take-off.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

India's set to lead an investigation into a plane crash in Ahmedabad, which has killed at least 290. The Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed onto a doctor's hostel right after take-off, heading for London's Gatwick Airport. According to the Telegraph, the last words from the pilot were 'Mayday, no thrust, losing power, unable to lift'. US Correspondent Richard Arnold told Mike Hosking this is the first fatal crash by this particular Boeing model, of which there's about a thousand in service around the world. He says experts believe the black box should contain a significant amount of information about the crash, and no doubt Boeing and US safety inspectors will play some role in the investigation. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dougal Shaw checks-in to a Yotel for a guided tour of the business with CEO Hubert Viriot. The brand is known for its compact, functional but stylish designs. It was started by British entrepreneur Simon Woodroffe, who also founded the Yo! Sushi food chain. Inspired by high-end, long-haul travel and the minimalism of Japanese hotels, he opened the first Yotel at Gatwick Airport in 2007. The idea was successful and expanded to other international airports. Hubert Viriot joined the business as CEO in 2014 with a mission to supercharge the concept with global expansion, taking it into urban areas. It now has 23 hotels in cities around the world, in places like New York, Miami, Singapore, Geneva and Edinburgh. So what's the secret formula for Yotel and how do you scale a new hotel brand? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, I (Rach!) take you on a lively, leg-stretching, taste-testing adventure through the cobbled streets of Edinburgh during my weekend getaway for the Abraham Hicks workshop.

Hear from Dame Dawn Childs, CEO of Pure Data Centres Group, as she discusses her leadership journey, the evolution of engineering and technology, and the challenges of building and operating hyperscale data centres. With a distinguished career spanning the Royal Air Force, Merlin Entertainments, Gatwick Airport, and National Grid, Dame Dawn has led multi-billion-pound transformation programmes. She is a Trustee of the Royal Academy of Engineering and the Air League as well as previously being the longest-serving President of the Women's Engineering Society.Discussions in the episode:Leadership lessons from the RAF vs. corporate worldThe biggest challenges facing the data centre industry todaySustainability in data centres: Challenges & opportunitiesBreaking barriers in engineering & technologyThe future of AI and its impact on data centresClick here to reach out to Peter Rabey direct Like this show? Please leave us a review. Every review helps. 

UK Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer has put on a 'sceptical' during his meeting with US President Donald Trump. The pair met for nearly thirty minutes, speaking about Ukraine and trade agreements. What would the UK have to give for a successful trade deal? UK Correspondent Gavin Grey discusses this, Gatwick airport expanding to two functioning runways, and a Columbian man who flew through Europe with drugs taped to his wig. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Picture this: you're nestled cozily in your window seat on a jet airliner when suddenly, you notice weird white spray coming out the back of the wing. Is something wrong with the plane? Are you going to crash? No need to panic! At this moment, the pilots are performing a standard procedure called fuel dumping. Btw, it's by no means cheap. For example, a mid-sized Boeing 737-300 uses about two and a half tons of fuel per hour of travel. The price of jet fuel is more than $600 per ton, so that means that while flying such a plane, you spend approximately $1,500 per flight hour. So why do they do that? Other videos you might like: Why No One Can Bring Liquids on a Plane    • Why No One Can Bring Liquids on a Plane   A Plane Lost Its Roof at 24,000 Feet But Managed to Land    • A Plane Lost Its Roof at 24,000 Feet ...   7 Air Travel Tips to Know Before Your Flight    • 7 Air Travel Tips to Know Before Your...   TIMESTAMPS: How much does jet fuel cost? 0:30 Why pilots literally throw away a fortune

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Air New Zealand's chief executive says it's a matter of when, not if, they return to London. The airline faces another two to three years of disruption waiting for new aircraft and the completion of maintenance on existing ones. The disruptions already cost the airline up to $150 million a year. Greg Foran told Heather du Plessis-Allan they've been given spots at Gatwick Airport. He says it got them excited initially, but they haven't got any planes. Greg Foran says he expects to get those planes at the start of 2026. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"A low laid back trail of beats supported by a separation of melodies representing the general minimal motion that is interupted by the bursts of air & rail travel." Gatwick Airport railway station reimagined by Scholars of the Peak. IMAGE: Sunil060902, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

On the newly-refurbished platform 7 at Gatwick Airport, UK, as we hears trains arriving, dropping up hundreds of travellers and holidaymakers excited about embarking on their latest journeys, while every 30 to 60 seconds a plane takes off or lands overhead, making it clear that this can only be a train station directly connected to an airport. Recorded by Cities and Memory.  IMAGE: Sunil060902, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

AP correspondent Karen Chammas reports on the evacuation of the South Terminal at Gatwick airport.

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Running the world's busiest airport isn't for the faint-hearted. It demands bold vision, relentless strategy, and the grit to tackle high-stakes challenges day in, day out. Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths knows this better than anyone. In this episode of Unscripted with Spencer Lodge, Paul gives us a front-row seat to the realities of leading in the aviation industry, sharing the strategies that keep Dubai Airports ahead of the curve and his ambitious vision for the future of air travel. We dive into his approach to enhancing the passenger experience, Dubai Airports' focus on innovation, and how he's tackling the critical balance between convenience and sustainability.  This episode is packed with hard-hitting insights on leadership, growth, and the drive required to run a world-class airport. Don't miss it! 02:47 – Paul's journey to aviation 13:11 – The influence of religion on Paul's life and career 24:15 – The Hawker Siddeley Harrier Jump Jet 29:39 – Paul's experience with major players like Virgin and Gatwick Airport 30:05 – Leadership insights 45:53 – Paul's approach to improving the airport experience 55:02  – Details about Dubai Airport's facilities and innovations 59:21 – Environmental challenges in the aviation industry Show Sponsors: Allsopp & Allsopp: Redefining real estate, through cutting-edge technology and setting new standards for seamless, elevated customer experience. Keep moving with Allsopp & Allsopp.https://bit.ly/Allsopp-and-Allsopp Socials: Spencer Lodgehttps://www.instagram.com/spencer.lodge/?hl=en https://www.tiktok.com/@spencer.lodge https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencerlodge/ https://www.youtube.com/c/SpencerLodgeTV https://www.facebook.com/spencerlodgeofficial/  Paul Griffithshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-griffiths-aaa87b2/

Welcome back to another exciting travel episode of *Midlife Conversations*!   Picture this: Brooks and I are settling into Business Class on our flight to Italy, and guess who's sitting nearby? *Russell Brand!* Yep, it happened, and the story just gets crazier from there.   We're spilling all the fun (and a few stressful) details from our two-week adventure in Italy. From lost bags and Gatwick nightmares to Vespa rides through Rome and endless gluten-free pizza and gelato, it was a whirlwind. Want to know how we kept it together and still had a blast?   Curious about our top travel hacks that saved the trip? (Hint: AirTags are a game-changer!)   Listen here or head over to Midlife Conversations in YouTube if you want to watch Brooks and I share the full story—this episode is packed with unforgettable moments you don't want to miss!       Want to listen in on a LIVE recording of Midlife Conversations? You can listen in, hear the episode unedited prior to launch AND stay on and ask your questions to the guest! (Don't worry! We won't air your questions so you can stay anonymous!) Go to Join.Midlifeconversations.com to learn more Free Gifts for being a listener of Midlife Conversations! FREE Mastering the Midlife Midsection guide: https://theflatbellyguide.com/ FREE Age optimizing and supplement guide: https://ageoptimizer.com Additional links you might like to check out! 365 Community for Midlife Womenjoin.midlifeconversations.com The 7 Day Jump Start Midlife Edition www.the7dayjumpstart.com Home workouts www.Nataliejillfitness.com/homefit To advertise on our podcast please reach out to support@Nataliejillfitness.com Connect with me on your social media! Instagram: www.Instagram.com/Nataliejllfit Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Nataliejillfit   

CEO of Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, Paul White shares his journey so far in forming a global symbol for those with hidden disabilities. CEO of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, Paul White shares the origin and growth of the Sunflower initiative, which started in 2016 at Gatwick Airport to support people with non-visible disabilities. Paul shares how the Sunflower lanyard has helped individuals, including a mother traveling with her son and a man with dementia who regained his independence. The conversation delves into why the program operates as a for-profit business, supporting inclusion and accessibility worldwide, and the impact it makes on both customers and employees. He also touches on the importance of creating sunflower-friendly environments and the cultural nuances of implementing the program globally.BIOCEO, Paul White, is a passionate and dedicated advocate for disability rights, driving real change as the global CEO of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower. With an unwavering commitment to inclusivity, accessibility and championing equal opportunities for individuals with disabilities, Paul has a genuine desire to ensure that the wearers of the Sunflower receive the patience, care and understanding they may need throughout their day from whoever they meet, wherever they may travel. CHAPTERS00:06:34 Origins of The Sunflower00:12:40 Is The Sunflower a charity organisation, why or why not?00:17:27 The Sunflower and Pride00:19:15 How The Sunflower can help employees00:23:15 How corporations can use The Sunflower in the workplace00:25:24 Language and Hidden Disabilities00:31:02 Sunflower-friendly environments around the world00:35:00 How companies can become allies of hidden disabilities + the purple pound00:41:33 Where to find out more about Hidden Disabilities SunflowerLINKSHidden Disabilities Sunflower WebsiteBayley House, AustraliaEuropean Pride Organization AssociationThe Purple PoundHDSunflower training videoZayed HigherEuropean Pride Organisers AssociationEp. 27 - The Undeniable Value of Neurodiversity - with Theo SmithEp. 44 - The Need for Clear Language around Neurodiversity - with Judy SingerEp. 49 - The Language of Neurodiversity - with Pasha MarloweIMAGE CREDITS (see images on Youtube video)Gatwick Airport - WikiThe Purple Pound logo - This is Me AgencySunflower logo - HDSunflower.comSuflower lanyards - HDSunflower.comSunflower...

This week's Island Influencer Gary Cobb, the Airport Director at Isle of Man Airport, joins me to share his life story from growing up in a small mining town, gaining a chemical engineering degree to aviation leadership, including roles at Gatwick Airport and Highlands and Islands Airport. Gary, along with his wife and cat, has been a resident of the Isle of Man since 2022. His passion for aviation and commitment to excellence are evident in every aspect of his work. In this episode, Gary opens up about his career path, the challenges and triumphs of airport management, and the pivotal moments that shaped his professional and personal life. When not overseeing operations at the Isle of Man Airport, Gary immerses himself in science fiction and fantasy literature and enjoys relaxing walks. He also shares a remarkable personal story about how he narrowly missed the devastating Boxing Day tsunami in Changi. As a member of the board of Visit Isle of Man, Gary is also dedicated to promoting the island's unique selling points, including its diverse geology and rich history. Gary is an inspirational, enthusiastic, results-driven leader. His extensive experience and leadership in the industry make episode 117 of Island Influencers a must-listen. Thank you for joining us on this week's episode of Island Influencers. I hope you enjoyed hearing Gary Cobb's story and insights into the aviation industry. If you found this episode inspiring, please share it with your friends and leave us a review.

Somebody was writing to Flight Attendants at Gatwick Airport. Horrible, threatening notes asking for pornographic pictures and threatening violence if the demands weren't met, based on the throw of a dice. "There are six forfeits ranging from minor to very painful... Number six is an attack with an acid bomb, although there are lots of nasty things from number three onwards." Find out more about the UK True Crime Podcast: https://uktruecrime.com Join me at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/UKTrueCrime Join me in Sheffield on 7 September https://armchairdetectiveswanted.com/events Join the UK True Crime Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/UKTrueCrime Buy my book 'Gone Fishing' about serial killer Angus Sinclair: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gone-Fishing-Unsolved-Crimes-Sinclair/dp/1914277201 Sources https://www.theguardian.com/uk/1999/apr/15/duncancampbell https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesco_bomb_campaign https://www.anthonygardner.co.uk/interviews/forensic_psychologists.html https://www.theguardian.com/uk/1999/apr/08/duncancampbell https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/5398943.terror-plan-hatched-in-gp-waiting-room/ https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/6789592.blackmailers-sentence-cut/ The Real Cracker : Documentary | What Happens Next On The Real Cracker with digiguide.tv https://thetruecrimeenthusiast.co.uk/the-gatwick-blackmailer https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/6797822.eight-years-for-airport-blackmailer/

In this episode, we talk to Mark Edwards, Head of Sustainability at London Gatwick. As one of the busiest airports in Europe, Gatwick has set an ambitious target to achieve net zero emissions by 2030, 20 years ahead of the UK's national target.Edwards discusses Gatwick's multi-faceted approach to sustainability, which includes addressing Scope 1 and 2 emissions through the use of renewable electricity, transitioning away from fossil fuels through the use of hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), and gradually converting their vehicle fleet to electric. He also touches upon the challenges of reducing Scope 3 emissions, which primarily come from airline operations and are outside the airport's direct control.Edwards elaborates on Gatwick's role in supporting sustainable aviation initiatives. He highlights the airport's efforts to increase the supply of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in the region, engage passengers about carbon offsetting and SAF, advocate for government support, and potentially incentivise airlines to use more SAF. In addition, Edwards also shares Gatwick's preparations to support the future use of hydrogen and electric-powered aircraft, emphasising the importance of collaboration with airlines and manufacturers to ensure the airport is “jet zero ready.” Please note: This interview was recorded in January 2024. Since then London Gatwick Airport has swapped diesel for HVO. Moreover, the public hearing for the Northern Runway Project began in February 2024.If you LOVED this episode you'll also love the conversation we had with Robb Etnyre, General Manager of Truckee Tahoe Airport, who shares how the airport has become the first in the world to fully transition to SAF. Check it out here.Learn more about the innovators who are navigating the industry's challenges to make sustainable aviation a reality, in our new book ‘Sustainability in the Air'. Click here to learn more.Feel free to reach out via email to podcast@simpliflying.com. For more content on sustainable aviation, visit our website green.simpliflying.com and join the movement. It's about time.Links & More:London Gatwick Airport Sustainability - London Gatwick Airport London Gatwick switches 300 diesel vehicles to hydrotreated vegetable oil - Passenger Terminal Today Gatwick's Plans For Second Runway Take Shape - Aviation Week Network How Truckee Tahoe Airport is transitioning towards its 100% SAF goal - SimpliFlying 

We are raiding the Guardian Long Read archives to bring you some classic pieces from years past, with new introductions from the authors. This week, from 2020: A drone sighting caused the airport to close for two days in 2018, but despite a lengthy police investigation, no culprit was ever found. So what exactly did people see in the Sussex sky? By Samira Shackle. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/longreadpod

November 17-23, 2001 This week Ken welcomes UK coomedian, actor and official member of the Doctor Whoverse, Sooz Kempner to the show. Ken and Sooz discuss being outside of the zones of London, Gatwick Airport, how nothing good is ever on TV on Sundays in the UK, Omnibuses, Eastenders, Gladiators, Wolf's gyms, This Morning with Richard Not Judy, Stewart Lee and Richard Herring, Richard and Judy, getting away with stuff on kids shows, Pooh, Ken's Mr. Show bowling shirt, recording babies' dreams, Brexit, how homelessness is a bigger problem than fresh veggies, how UK and Canadian comics always want to make it in American despite being successful in their home countries, traveling to Maine to visit your German Grandfather, Stephen King, nice versions of Threads, Watership Down, David the Gnome, When The Wind Blows, visiting New York city with no money but seeing as many Broadway Shows as you can, The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Sting's amazing Broadway musical, singing waiters, Ken's 1st and only Thanksgiving not in America, John Edwards Crossing Over and trying to communicate with the victims of 9/11, prank calling Abu Hamza, the boon of live concerts on TV post 9/11, Brittney Spears, being completely overwhelmed by TV Guide, Showgirls, Skinemax, The Simpsons, satellite TV, Sky Digital, Lenox's Pooh Pantry, sad teddy bears, sexy Lucy Lawless on The X-Files, the weird post 9/11 horniness, Comic Sans font, Seven of 9, Jeri Ryan, Down to You, She's All That, all the millennium pushing teen movies nobody cares about anymore, Soul Man, the nature of tangents, Giuliani, hating ferrets, porcelain eagles, all bears on deck, how hands replaced with bear is never a funny pun, Take That, Boy Bands, how violence is perfectly ok in TV, Coaches vs Cancer, NSYNC, and how It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is an amazing cure for temporary depression.