Podcast appearances and mentions of gavin clark

Gavin Clark, Managing Owner of Generator Super Center, joins John Reid on this first day of hurricane season to talk about being prepared.

In this episode C.J. and Alex talk with the owner of Vintage 905, Gavin Clark, about what makes the best vintage pieces, how he got his start in the vintage game and selling to The Weekend. Gavin gives advice and talks about selling to multiple NBA players including Nick Young as well as Nickeil Alexander-Walker. Running the Break is a production of iHeartMedia and the NBA  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian interviews Gavin Clark. Gavin is a cannabis industry executive and consultant and we talk about the legalization of cannabis, the current state of the industry, medicinal uses and lots more about cannabis. He has a deep understanding of cannabis and the developing industry in Canada as well as internationally. Currently, Gavin is serving as the Chief Operating Officer for Echo Oils Inc., a Health Canada licensee based in Waterloo, Ontario, focusing on cold-pressed cannabis extractions exclusively for medical use.

Hello my dear followers! I present to you a new, anniversary Cult podcast. We have already heard a lot of great works with you and there is still a lot of cool music ahead that I will play for you. I'm glad you're with me and thank you for your kind words and support

"UNKLE" is a British musical outfit founded in 1992 by James Lavelle.James was the founder of iconic UK record label "MoWax". A label known for championing underground hip-hop in the 90's and bringing artists like DJ Shadow to prominence in the UK. The "UNKLE" was project was something James had been trying to work on for over a decade before he decided to ask Shadow for help in producing the material. What resulted was the cult classic "Psyence Fiction" which dropped in 1998.Since those early days, "MoWax" as a functioning label is no longer, and DJ Shadow has moved on to his own illustrious career. But James has stuck it out with "UNKLE", producing multiple albums with new producers and collaborating with artists such as Josh Homme from Queens of The Stoneage and singer/songwriter Mark Lanegan.In this episode Jay and Jesse explore the origins of UNKLE and James Lavelle.To listen to the full episode, including the featured music, visit... signlradio.com"Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

A two-year investigation by investigative journalist Nicky Hager has found school children from the School Strike 4 Climate group, who joined a peaceful protest with Greenpeace against the oil-exploration company OMV in New Plymouth a year ago, were targets of the private investigation firm Thompson and Clark. This was only weeks after unprecedented numbers joined the 27th of September school strike marches around the country. The investigation has found between 2019 and 2020, a major focus of Thompson and Clark was monitoring and helping to counter citizen groups concerned about climate change. The main Thompson and Clark operations were in 2020, when the floating oil rig, The C.O.S.L Prospector, drilled first off the coast of Otago and then Taranaki. The private investigators worked intensely trying to uncover the protesters' plans - with daily reporting to OMV - and then devised counter plans and liaised with police to try to avoid or thwart the protests. Other Thompson and Clark clients include large gas emitting industries and an industry lobby group. (The Petroleum Exploration and Production Association of New Zealand (PEPANZ). We approached OMV New Zealand for comment. In a written response its spokesperson Jane Gower says that "OMV NZ, like many organisations, uses freely available public information to assess activities that might impact our operations" The statement went on to say "We respect the right of peaceful, legal protest but will take the appropriate steps when necessary if our people or businesses are under threat." Gavin Clark of Thompson and Clark says his company has "always strived to operate within the law and the rules and regulations of our industry".

A two-year investigation by investigative journalist Nicky Hager has found school children from the School Strike 4 Climate group, who joined a peaceful protest with Greenpeace against the oil-exploration company OMV in New Plymouth a year ago, were targets of the private investigation firm Thompson and Clark. This was only weeks after unprecedented numbers joined the 27th of September school strike marches around the country. The investigation has found between 2019 and 2020, a major focus of Thompson and Clark was monitoring and helping to counter citizen groups concerned about climate change. The main Thompson and Clark operations were in 2020, when the floating oil rig, The C.O.S.L Prospector, drilled first off the coast of Otago and then Taranaki. The private investigators worked intensely trying to uncover the protesters' plans - with daily reporting to OMV - and then devised counter plans and liaised with police to try to avoid or thwart the protests. Other Thompson and Clark clients include large gas emitting industries and an industry lobby group. (The Petroleum Exploration and Production Association of New Zealand (PEPANZ). We approached OMV New Zealand for comment. In a written response its spokesperson Jane Gower says that "OMV NZ, like many organisations, uses freely available public information to assess activities that might impact our operations" The statement went on to say "We respect the right of peaceful, legal protest but will take the appropriate steps when necessary if our people or businesses are under threat." Gavin Clark of Thompson and Clark says his company has "always strived to operate within the law and the rules and regulations of our industry".

A two-year investigation by investigative journalist Nicky Hager has found school children from the School Strike 4 Climate group, who joined a peaceful protest with Greenpeace against the oil-exploration company OMV in New Plymouth a year ago, were targets of the private investigation firm Thompson and Clark. This was only weeks after unprecedented numbers joined the 27th of September school strike marches around the country. The investigation has found between 2019 and 2020, a major focus of Thompson and Clark was monitoring and helping to counter citizen groups concerned about climate change. The main Thompson and Clark operations were in 2020, when the floating oil rig, The C.O.S.L Prospector, drilled first off the coast of Otago and then Taranaki. The private investigators worked intensely trying to uncover the protesters' plans - with daily reporting to OMV - and then devised counter plans and liaised with police to try to avoid or thwart the protests. Other Thompson and Clark clients include large gas emitting industries and an industry lobby group. (The Petroleum Exploration and Production Association of New Zealand (PEPANZ). We approached OMV New Zealand for comment. In a written response its spokesperson Jane Gower says that "OMV NZ, like many organisations, uses freely available public information to assess activities that might impact our operations". The statement went on to say "We respect the right of peaceful, legal protest but will take the appropriate steps when necessary if our people or businesses are under threat". Gavin Clark of Thompson and Clark says his company has "always strived to operate within the law and the rules and regulations of our industry".

The Exclusive Brethren church has been using the controversial private investigators Thompson and Clark to spy on former members of the church.Over the past two years, Thompson and Clark has conducted hundreds of hours of surveillance on former members who have criticised the cult-like church.The private investigators have watched ex-Brethren from cars and parked surveillance vans and have taken photographs of people entering and leaving their homes.Thompson and Clark made headlines after spying on Greenpeace and Christchurch earthquake insurance claimants. A State Services Commission (SSC) inquiry was later launched into government agencies' use of security consultants.SSC head Peter Hughes condemned government organisations paying Thompson and Clark for "surveillance of a person just because they are lawfully exercising their democratic rights – including their right to freedom of expression, association and right to protest". Government agencies were forbidden to use the private investigators.But Thompson and Clark has continued the same operations for private clients, including the Exclusive Brethren. It has built dossiers on at least 20 ex-members, known or believed to be critics of the church. They contain information from monitoring social media, public records and information gathered from street surveillance – combined with information supplied by the church leadership.Information about the Exclusive Brethren spying operations has been pieced together from confidential past and present Exclusive Brethren sources, information from industry sources and fieldwork.The Exclusive Brethren is headed by Sydney businessman Bruce Hales, known as the Elect Vessel or Man of God. He must give his permission before members are allowed to marry, requires all members' internet access to be controlled on devices leased from a Brethren company and, most of all, does not tolerate any doubting or questioning of his authority.Members who express doubts or question the leadership face a particularly cruel form of punishment: being "withdrawn from" (expelled from the church without right of defence) and cut off from ever seeing or communicating with the Brethren members of their family again. Many ex-members around New Zealand have been separated in this way from their parents, spouses and children. The threat of severed families hangs over the membership. But ex-members say the church leaders still fear them, seeing them as a threat to their control.Surveillance teams have kept watch on ex-members' homes– sometimes from early in the morning until very late at night. They have also followed their cars and tracked them on public transport. The surveillance started in mid-2019 against a visiting British ex-member and branched out through the local ex-Brethren.Some of that surveillance has led to protracted legal and other retaliation against ex-Brethren from the church hierarchy.The main allegations in this story were put to Thompson and Clark director Gavin Clark and he was asked "do you dispute this?" He did not respond to the allegations. Instead he responded, by email, that it was "important to emphasise that [the 2018 SSC inquiry] report does not suggest surveillance can never occur".The company "provides services to protect individuals, operations and assets from being impacted by unlawful activity," he wrote. Thompson & Clark "always strived to operate within the law and the rules and regulations of our industry."Plymouth Brethren Christian Church spokesperson Doug Watt said "While we cannot comment on the actions of every individual within our Church, it is certainly true to say that the Church leadership has absolutely no knowledge or involvement in the matters you have described."He said "Just like any church, we are sad if someone leaves us, but wish them all of the best in their lives.... We strive to live a community-minded life, following the teachings of the Holy Bible and centred around values of care...

A leading security consultant says New Zealand's flimsy regulatory framework is allowing former SIS agents to use their counter-terrorism level training on law-abiding citizens. RNZ has learned that a former Security Intelligence officer is working for the discredited private investigation company Thompson and Clark, whose clients include the secretive Exclusive Brethren Church. Thompson and Clark was the subject of an enquiry by the State Services Commission after it was caught spying on Canterbury quake claimants and state abuse complainants. Former US intelligence and defence analyst Dr Paul Buchanan, director of 36 Parallel Assessments, told reporter Ruth Hill that tighter regulations are needed. Radio New Zealand wrote to the SIS director Rebbecca Kitteridge under the Official Information Act about a Thompson and Clark (TCIL) "collection manager" called Gerry running intelligence operations for the company and asked about his links with the NZSIS. Were NZSIS staff "aware of any TCIL staff member whose first name is Gerry and, if so, what is the link to these staff?" Kitteridge replied that she "could neither confirm nor deny the existence or non-existence of this information. A written statement from the SIS said "NZSIS staff gain a broad range of skills and experience which can be applied to other career opportunities. However neither the legislation, nor the NZSIS can dictate the future employment choices staff make when they leave us." We also approached the Justice Minister Kris Faafoi for comment. The Minister declined the invitation for an interview. We received this response from his office: "The Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Act requires that private investigators are suitably qualified and do not behave in ways which are contrary to the public interest. "Private investigators must be licensed and act in accordance with licensing requirements, including the Code of Conduct for surveillance of individuals." In addition his office said " Private investigators must operate in accordance with the law like anyone else. If they break the law, they can be subject to civil or criminal action like any other person". Gavin Clark of Thompson and Clark says his company "always strived to operate within the law and the rules and regulations of our industry".

A former long serving Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS) officer is running intelligence operations for the controversial private investigation company Thompson and Clark. This includes the tracking and monitoring of ex-members of the Exclusive Brethren as reported by Radio New Zealand yesterday. Thompson and Clark was blacklisted by government agencies two years ago. A two-year investigation carried out by investigative reporter Nicky Hagar for RNZ has looked into the operations of Thompson and Clark. Company emails released under the Official Information Act (OIA) reveal the existence of a "collection manager", in charge of surveillance and other intelligence gathering. In one email the collection manager is identified as "Gerry." He heads the company's intelligence "Fusion Centre", overseeing "covert surveillance" and sending their clients "threat assessments" and "situation reports" on target members of the public - all language and methods imported from intelligence agencies. A spokesperson for the SIS says the law does not allow it to dictate the employment choices of former staff. Radio New Zealand asked NZSIS director Rebecca Kitteridge if she knew the former NZSIS officer was employed by Gavin Clark to spy on citizens such as the ex-Exclusive Brethren members; and if she approved of a former senior agent using spy methods against community groups for a company like Thompson and Clark. She did not answer. A written statement from the SIS said "NZSIS staff gain a broad range of skills and experience which can be applied to other career opportunities. However neither the legislation, nor the NZSIS can dictate the future employment choices staff make when they leave us." We also approached the Justice Minister Kris Faafoi for comment. The Minister declined our invitation for an interview. We received this response from his office. "The Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Act requires that private investigators are suitably qualified and do not behave in ways which are contrary to the public interest. Private investigators must be licensed and act in accordance with licensing requirements, including the Code of Conduct for surveillance of individuals." In addition his office said " Private investigators must operate in accordance with the law like anyone else. If they break the law, they can be subject to civil or criminal action like any other person". Gavin Clark of Thompson and Clark says his company has "always strived to operate within the law and the rules and regulations of our industry".

The Exclusive Brethren Church has been using the discredited private investigators Thompson and Clark to spy on former members. A two-year investigation for RNZ has found the church, described as cult-like by some, is a major and secret client of the controversial private investigators. Investigative reporter Nicky Hager says the discredited company has dossiers on at least 20 former members of the Exclusive Brethren, based on street surveillance, monitoring of social media, checks in public records and information supplied by church leaders. Thompson and Clark was the subject of an enquiry by the State Services Commission after it was caught spying on Canterbury quake claimants and state abuse complainants. Nicky Hagar says these former exclusive brethren members have committed no crime against the church, which now calls itself the Plymouth Brethren. Doug Watt of the Plymouth Brethren Church says just like any church, we are sad if someone leaves us, but wish them all of the best in their lives, and of course, hope that one day they will change their mind. In a written statement Watt says "What our Church or leadership does not do is launch secretive, clandestine, overnight operations with hired private investigators!" And he goes on to say "While we cannot comment on the actions of every individual within our Church, it is certainly true to say that the Church leadership has absolutely no knowledge or involvement in the matters you have described. Thompson and Clark have also responded to our story saying In a written statement Gavin Clark says "Thompson & Clark has always strived to operate within the law and the rules and regulations of our industry. He says this was confirmed by the Private Security Personnel Licensing Authority and the Police following the State Services Commission inquiry. Clark says the Police advised Thompson & Clark that it found no evidence of any criminal offending by either the company or its contractor regarding work done for Southern Response. While, the licensing authority ruled that Thompson & Clark did not breach the Act or the Code of Conduct for private investigators and is not guilty of misconduct or gross negligence.

Gavin, along with Gavin Clark, was one of the coaches that originally reached out and engaged with JOLF in 2012. I have enjoyed chatting on regular occasions ever since. This is a lovely chat that talks about Gavin's ideas around introducing people to golf. He shares an absolute beauty of a saying to tell new players that I sill be using again and again!

Gavin connected with us when we launched JOLF and was one of the original coaches to sign up and deliver JOLF. I have loved connecting with him over the years as we have talked about being a coach and coaching. We extend that in this chat and discuss many things including; having conversations with ourself, coaching our own children, coaching values & parenting values, empathy and being our authentic self.

In this episode, Jim Oliver, D. Chad and Gavin Clark discuss: Off-market real estate investment and building generational wealth. Establishing an entrepreneurial attitude, regardless of age. The importance of serving others by sharing your financial security. Key Takeaways: Just as in banking, using only traditional approaches to real estate investing will cause you to miss the best opportunities. You’re not too young, or too old, to shift your thinking about wealth building, start establishing financial security, and break away from the herd. Passive income wealth can not only support your lifestyle, but can be used to enrich the lives of others. "You don’t rise to the situation, you fall back to your preparation."    - Jim Oliver    fef

¡La Hora de la Aguja cumple 250 programas! Y para celebrarlo se ha fusionado con Estación Corona para realizar un programa conjunto en el que hemos presentado "Entre Bleecker y Bourbon Street", el nuevo álbum de Antonio Hernando en el que versiona a Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen, John Lennon, Neil Young, Dr. John, Gavin Clark, Screaming Jay Hawkins, Elvis Costello, Louis Armstrong y Lou Reed/Howlin´Wolf. Además de escuchar el disco integro, Antonio Hernando y Meri Moon nos cuentan muchos detalles sobre la grabación del álbum y algunas anécdotas de los temas originales. Podéis descargar el álbum desde aquí: https://antoniohernando.bandcamp.com/ ¡Esperamos que lo disfrutéis!

Episode Notes Gavin spoke with us about the journey he's taken to achieve his dream of becoming a Medical Doctor. It took hard work and a lot of resilience, but Gavin found his way into one of the nation's top medical programs at Georgetown University!

Please help us continue broadcasting £ Donation Amount: It's all I can afford, but you've got all my loveI've got a slightly deeper pocket, keep going guysYep, sure as hell got a spring in my step today - You're awesomeI am the King over all I survey - big me up on the showDang it, I'm so rich I won't even miss this amount - Good Luck!Hang on, I want to give an amount that suits me betterDonate Now Select Payment Method PayPal Personal Info First Name * Last Name Company Name Email Address * Make this an anonymous donation. Comment Donation Total: £10.00 Would you please help us improve the show by voting for your favourite track from this episode?Nobody's Dirty BusinessTo My Dearest WifeLet It RockNo More TearsSilence KidSpinning Round the SunNative SonVote now! Gavin Clark reminds us of our own futility with his statement "We're all just spinning round the sun". However, we've more besides. Firstly, Tobin has the bookend for the show with The Devil Makes Three. Secondly, we have a well-worn original 1959 vinyl spin live in the studio from Chuck Berry. It's a brilliant song. Finally, we try to silence Tobin's statement: the US doesn't really do Indie very well Shutting this down completely will happen in a few weeks time when I unleash a MONSTER on Tobin. Stay tuned to find out what is my all time favourite US Indie record. I am going to bookend the show with 4, yes 4, tracks from the LP. All played on vinyl live in the studio. Can't wait! Let us know what your favourite song of all time is here and we'll do our best to play it. Track Listing Nobody's Dirty Business The Devil Makes ThreeTo My Dearest Wife LuceroLet It Rock Chuck Berry (Original 1959 vinyl played in the studio)No More Tears Barbra Streisand and Donna SummerSilence Kid PavementSpinning Round the Sun Gavin ClarkNative Son The Devil Makes Three  So what did we learn today? My wife has come out better after 60 years than my Chuck Berry vinyl 45rpm 7"Pavement have gone a long way to silence Tobin's argument (no pun intended)The Devil Makes Three absolutely rockWe miss Gavin Clark Gavin Clark - an obituary We have left the final words about this wonderful man to John Niven. John wrote this obituary for the Daily Record in 2015. We think it's perfectly fitting for Gavin. This is an obituary for a man many of you will never have heard of - I just wish you had A singer who sold just a handful of records in his lifetime and who was never much on the radio or TV died last week. Aged just 46. Please bear with me while I write an obituary for a man many of you will never have heard of. How we met Gavin Clark was a member of Sunhouse. A band I worked with back in the late 90s in my previous life as a record company A&R man. His voice was a beautiful thing, fragile and careworn – an angel drunk on whisky. His lyrics were full of despair and hope and love and fear and death. The album I worked with him on way back when was called Crazy on the Weekend. We released it in 1998. It was in the wake of things such as Be Here Now by Oasis and Urban Hymns by The Verve. It was the apogee of Britpop, just as the bubble was bursting. Right away it got a five-star review in Uncut. It, where it was exalted as one of the records of the decade. Gavin’s songwriting was compared to Elvis Costello and Gram Parsons. I remember dancing around my office, feeling like we’d shot the moon.

Classic FM presenter Christopher Lawrence discusses the great love stories of classical composers with ABC Newcastle's Paul Bevan. Includes musical interludes performed by David Banney, Gavin Clark and Peter Guy. This session was recorded at the 2018 Newcastle Writers Festival and supported by the Newcastle Music Festival.

Jon Gabriel ( @ExJon) and Stephen Miller (aka @RedSteeze) chat about the future Senator Kid Rock, media coverage of Hurricane Harvey, and the left's rapid about-face on Antifa. The intro song is “ Motor Away” by Guided by Voices. Stephen's song of the week is “call the police” by LCD Soundsystem and Jon's is “Keys to the Kingdom” by UNKLE and Gavin Clark. To listen to all the music featured on The... Source

Jon Gabriel (@ExJon) and Stephen Miller (aka @RedSteeze) chat about the future Senator Kid Rock, media coverage of Hurricane Harvey, and the left’s rapid about-face on Antifa. The intro song is “Motor Away” by Guided by Voices. Stephen’s song of the week is “call the police” by LCD Soundsystem and Jon’s is “Keys to the Kingdom” by UNKLE and Gavin Clark. To listen to all the music featured on The... Source

THN #069 Tracklist: 1. Portishead - S.O.S. 2. U.N.K.L.E. – Keys To The Kingdom (feat. Gavin Clark) 3. DJ Shadow – Chop the Dog 4. Cut Chemist – Spoon 5. DJ Kentaro – Kikkake (feat. DJ Krush) 6. Treva Whateva – Carpe Diem 7. One Self – Fear the Labor 8. The Herbaliser – Mission Improbable 9. Wax Tailor – Seize The Day 10. DJ Shadow and Kid Koala – Third world lover 11. Cut Chemist – The Garden 12. Handsome Boy Modelling School – The Truth Mixed by Yaroslav Baklan for Trip Hop Nation https://www.facebook.com/triphopnation

On this week’s podcast we talk about: What you been up to?, Men and Relationships, Man vs Monkey and much more Tracks: Helion Rising, Gavin Clark, Cinematic Orchestra, Fleetwood Mac, Alias, Jodeci.  Guests: Allan Scorer (Truth Hurts)  To find out more: https://www.facebook.com/truthhurtsevents/    Vote Cow in 2 awards!  WE'VE BEEN SHORTLISTED FOR 2 AWARDS/YOU CAN VOTE ONCE A DAY EVERYDAY ON BOTH UNTIL JUNE 12TH/PLEASE SHARE WITH YOUR FRIENDS GOOD PEOPLE. 1. Peoples choice podcast award: 'Best mature Podcast': -Find Milk the Cow Podcast via this link: http://www.podcastawards.com/ in the Mature section. - Scroll down the page -Click the button next to Milk the Cow podcast in the Mature section -Scroll down the page,type in name and e-mail address and then click send. -Click validate on the validation e-mail sent to you -Repeat daily until June 12th 2. ‪#‎NMEU‬ awards, 'Worlds Best Podcast of 2016' - Click this link: http://newmediaeurope.com/2016/nmeu-awards-2016-stage-2/ - Click on Milk the Cow Podcast in the Worlds best Podcast section - Twitter opens up - Send Tweet Repeat daily until June 12th One love. FTDCH. :) 23 x     Tickets for the Cow Social www.milkthecowpodcast.com/tickets  In the studio: Allan Scorer and Mike Cow. Twitter: @mikecow1 @mtcpodcast Instagram: mtcpodcast Producer: Danny H BUY Porklife here:http://www.milkthecowpodcast.com/merch/porklife Sponsor: Sheath Underwearhttp://www.sheathunderwear.com/https://www.facebook.com/sheathunderwearENTER DISCOUNT CODE ‘cow’ when you checkout for 50% discount Sponsor: Bryte Screen and Digital http://www.bryte-digital.com/ Sponsorship/advertising/guest spot enquiries:mtcpodcast@mail.com   Twitter: @mtcpodcast @mikecow1 Please comment, rate and subscribe and download for FREE on iTunes to help the podcast reach more people, it makes a huge difference. One love. FTDCH.xhttps://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/milk-the-cow-podcast/id935323009?mt=2 ) 

“Well, we got a year of happiness” This week we’re watching the (possible) finale of Shane Meadows’ This Is England series, This Is England ’90.  The 4-part series sends Paul, Andy and Rachael on an emotional rollercoaster, from the highs of “It’s Mr Squires in a cupboard!!” to the lows of THAT dinner table scene. Meanwhile, Andy takes a personal look at the life and career of the musician and longtime Shane Meadows collaborator Gavin Clark. This week’s scale: Stone Roses or Brother Beyond?

Gavin Clark - Big God, Clear Call, Full Surrender

Gavin Clark - Sent

Gavin Clark - Prototype Church