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Today is a big day in the battle to take over control of the Kent County Council with results coming in from the local elections. All eyes are on the rise of Reform UK who have taken significant victories nationally – we'll hear from reporters at counts across the county. Also in today's podcast, three beaches have received the highly unwanted title of having some of the worst bathing water quality in England.They've all been awarded the dreaded gongs in the 2025 'Brown Flag Awards' – these are beaches rated as 'poor' by the Environment Agency due to their potentially unsafe levels of bacteria in the water. There's been backlash over plans to install a Ferris wheel in the middle of Ashford Designer Outlet – with some residents complaining “this isn't an amusement park” Bosses at the shopping centre have applied for permission to put the wheel in the main car park for half of the year.The Sweeps Festival is back in Rochester this long weekend in a celebration of music, dancing and street vendors. We've been chatting to a restaurant owner on the High Street about what the annual event brings to the community. And in sport, Gillingham will be hoping to spoil the party for Port Vale as they head up north for their final game of the season. Their hosts will be pushing for the title, but the Gills will be looking to keep their 11 game unbeaten run alive. 

A seafront bar has closed after its licence was suspended for failing to hand over crucial CCTV footage to police.The lease for the unit in Margate has now gone on the market after the owner failed to give police information about a nearby chemical attack. Also in today's podcast, a devastated dog owner is demanding answers after his much-loved pet died while receiving care from a leading animal charity.The PDSA has launched an investigation into what happened to eight-year-old Diesel amid claims from Lee Taylor that a drugs mix-up occurred.Hundreds of protesters gathered in a Kent town over the weekend for anti-immigration demonstrations.More than 900 people had confirmed their attendance on Facebook for an event titled: ‘Stop the boats now! 10,000+ bikers and friends illegal migrant protest ride to Dover' – you can hear from some of the demonstrators. Frustrated neighbours say gas works outside their homes have made the area “messy, dangerous and noisy” as a five-week road closure begins.Bin collections have also been delayed and driveways blocked due to the network upgrades in Ashford.And in football, Gillingham finished Saturday's game with nine men but Gareth Ainsworth admitted he liked the fighting spirit within his side.You can hear from the manager, as well as fullback Remeao Hutton after the Gills kept their unbeaten streak alive. 

Danny and Lee this week start by discussing the games over the easter weekend against Chesterfield and Gillingham, how they were both disappointed in the levels shown and the desire in both games. Danny was very upset with the Gills game and how the magnitude of the game wasn't received by the players. Did Jackson get the tactics correct? Was the team selection correct? and why no one seems to want to get promoted. They move on and ask the question - Why have the goals dried up? They discuss the goals in the side and a lack of goals from the supporting strikers. Is this a player issue? a manager issue? or a Cope issue? They talk about Will Nightingale and how he is still under contract and how he will be returning for a testimonial in the summer. Season ticket renewals and how sales are going. Are the lads worried with lack of sales? They preview the massive game on Saturday at home to Port Vale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ahead of our penultimate game of the season, Fyfie had the opportunity to speak with Matt from the award winning Gills In The Blood about our hosts.

420 million years ago, this fish evolved an interesting ability. For a fish, anyways.

Controversial plans for a 2,500-home estate near Sittingbourne are back on the agenda more than six years after they were first suggested.Developers want to put properties on farmland off the Sheppey way in Bobbing and say they've addressed concerns over open space, sports provisions and road links.Also in today's episode, an inquest into the death of a young girl at a music festival in Margate has heard more than 80 people were found with drugs at the event.17-year-old Emily Stokes suffered a cardiac arrest after taking MDMA at the drum and bass festival at Dreamland in June last year.A Kent MP is urging the government to do more to clear the backlog of crown court cases in Kent.Tris Osborne's told a debate in Westminster Hall more than 2,300 are waiting to be heard in Maidstone, with almost 900 due to be heard in Canterbury.A protester's been thrown out of a meeting as plans were discussed for new homes near Canterbury.Developers wanted to put 17 properties on land in Wingham, but it got heated during talk about a pedestrian crossing on Preston Hill near the busy A257 - the main road through the village.And in sport, it was another draw for Gillingham in league two last night as it finished 1-1 at Chesterfield.Elliott Nevitt scored for the Gills before the home side equalised on 77 minutes.

Two men have gone on trial accused of murder after another man was stabbed through the heart during an attack in Canterbury.23 year-old Samare Gerezgihir - who was also known as Sammy or Jamyl - died at the scene in a courtyard near the former Nasons department store in the city centre in October last year.People living in two Kent villages fear they could be left without high-speed wifi after a provider announced plans to pull out of the area.Trooli's confirmed a small number of customers on a copper network in Stansted and part of Fairseat will be affected.A Kent dad who's raised tens of thousands of pounds for charity after being diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer has won a top award.Paul Dennington has taken part in various challenges, and was recognised at the Pride in Medway event.His latest campaign will see him walk 25 million steps on a month-long journey from Newcastle to Medway.Kent property developers have been talking to the Podcast about how they're setting out to "level up" the shared accommodation game.Aaron Prowse and Ellis O'Sullivan currently have nine HMOs in Medway and Gravesend - and are in the process of buying another four, with two more in construction.A Kent chocolate company has created the UK's biggest and heaviest Easter Egg.It's seven feet tall and weighs 300 kilograms - which is the same as a polar bear.And in sport, Gillingham are on the road again as they take on Chesterfield tonight.It's a quick turnaround for the Gills who secured a point at Salford City on Saturday with a 2-2 draw.

A driver claims his life has been ruined after getting a ban for speeding on the A20 in north Kent when the limit was changed.A temporary limit was brought in between Crittalls Corner and the Swanley Interchange in October 2023. Thomas Wood lost his job after getting nine fines and a six month suspension.Also in today's podcast, a former gang member's told KentOnline a ban on ninja swords should have come into force much sooner.From August it'll be illegal to own or sell the weapons - we've been speaking to Lennox Rodgers who runs Refocus in Dartford.A grieving dad who's converting a building in Folkestone town centre has become locked in a battle with the council over an illuminated sign of his late son.William Brown Senior is turning Queens House in the corner of Guildhall Street into 32 homes and wants to include an image of his seven-year-old who died after being hit by a van in December 2023.A verbatim play aimed at addressing men's mental health will be performed at two football grounds in Kent.No One Here is Me is the work of Canterbury's Sarah Winn who was inspired to act after a family member took his own life.  The performance is based on the words of real life people who shared their stories.The sister of a man who was born with a rare genetic condition has praised the work of Demelza in Kent for supporting her family.Jamie has hypomelonosis which causes seizures that stop him breathing - he's also deaf blind. Aimee Bell is doing a skydive to raise money.And in sport,  it's a trip to fellow strugglers Harrogate Town for Gillingham and their new manager this weekend.Gareth Ainsworth has taken over at the Gills with the side 19th in the table.

How do a fish's gills work? Can frogs breathe under water? And does a spider breathe using lungs like we do? Discover why breathing is important and the unique ways God engineered creatures to get the oxygen they need.Here's our trail map:Why Is Breathing Important?How Do Fish Breathe Underwater?How Do Frogs Breathe Through Their Skin?How Do Spiders Breathe Using Book Lungs?What Is the Breath of Life?Episode Links:Order Eryn's book: The Nature of Rest: What the Bible and Creation Teach Us About Sabbath Living: https://www.amazon.com/Nature-Rest-Creation-Sabbath-Living/dp/0825448891Nat Theo Club Bonus Video: https://erynlynum.com/club-videosGet full lesson guides in the Nat Theo Club: https://erynlynum.com/clubFree Fish Coloring Sheet: https://erynlynum.com/how-do-fish-breathe-underwater/Join the Apologia Homeschool Science Fair: https://www.apologia.com/sciencefairExplore Apologia's award-winning science courses: https://www.apologia.com/homeschool-science-curriculum/Ask your nature question: https://erynlynum.com/askListen to the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast: https://podcast.schoolhouserocked.com/Order Eryn's book, Rooted in Wonder: Nurturing Your Family's Faith Through God's Creation: https://www.amazon.com/Rooted-Wonder-Nurturing-Familys-Creation/dp/0825447615Scriptures Referenced in This Episode:“Then the Lord God took dust from the ground and formed a man from it. He breathed the breath of life into the man's nose, and the man became a living person.” Genesis 2:7 (NCV)“The Spirit of God created me, and the breath of the Almighty gave me life.” Job 33:4 (NCV)“Let everything that breathes praise the Lord...” Psalm 150:6 (NCV)Terms Learned in This Episode:Oxygen: A chemical element. It is very simple and cannot be broken down into more basic pieces. It is essential for life and gives us the energy we need to do everything we do.Dissolved Oxygen: Oxygen that comes from the air and mixes into the water. This can happen at the water's surface, where air mixes with water, and through plants in the water absorbing oxygen. This is the oxygen available to underwater creatures.Gills: An organ in fish used to soak up oxygen from the water. Gills are full of blood vessels. When a fish scoops in water through its mouth, the water runs over the gills, and the blood vessels in the gills soak up oxygen from the water and carry it to the rest of the fish's body.Countercurrent Exchange System: A system God engineered into fish by which the blood in a fish's gills flows in the opposite direction from the water flowing over the gills, allowing the fish's blood to take in enough oxygen from the water.Cutaneous Respiration: “Skin...

A drug driver who crashed into another vehicle near Ramsgate leaving a man with life-changing injuries has been sent to prison.The 29-year-old pulled out onto a roundabout on the A256 without stopping and was later found to have cocaine in his system.Also in today's podcast, nearly 400 jobs at Morrisons are at risk after they announced closures, including two in Kent.The Daily store in Tonbridge is set to go along with the Market Kitchen facility in Gravesend.The KentOnline podcast has been told a programme to try and stamp out under age vaping in part of Kent is already showing signs of working.The Local Vape Action pilot launched in Tunbridge Wells last September. We've been speaking to trading standards.A Kent psychologist says young people are still struggling with the impact of the pandemic, five years on from the first lockdown.A new study's found more than a third of 18 to 25-year-olds have seen their mental health worsen since Covid.A 4,000 km relay visiting all 72 football league clubs gets under way today encouraging us to learn CPR.It's happening over the next 28 days and will visit Gillingham's Priestfield stadium on April 12.Hear from Charlie Edinburgh who is the son of former Gills manager Justin who died after suffering a cardiac arrest almost six years ago.And, a centre for five lions rescued from war-torn Ukraine has officially opened in Kent.Rori, Amani, Lira, Vanda and Yuna are settling into The Big Cat Sanctuary in Smarden, near Ashford after campaigners raised £500,000 to build enclosures specifically designed for them.

Join me for an insightful conversation with Gill Hornby, author of Miss Austen, a captivating novel that reimagines the life of Cassandra Austen — Jane Austen's beloved sister. We delve into Cassandra's pivotal role in Jane's life and legacy, the inspiration behind the book, and the journey of adapting it into the widely popular BBC mini-series.Gill shares her thoughts on bringing Cassandra's untold story to life, balancing fact with fiction, and what viewers can expect from her upcoming novel The Elopement out 22nd May. Gills books are available in local bookshops and Waterstones. KindleAudiobookMiss Austen is now available in the UK on BBC iplayer and will be out in the US in May.@gill.hornby@whattheausten

A woman in her 20s has been seriously injured in an attack in Broadstairs.Emergency crews were called to Guy Close in the St Peters part of town last night. Hear from reporter Brad Harper who was also there.Also in today's podcast, a former SEN headteacher says becoming a foster carer to children with additional needs has revealed how much parents have to fight for support.Sharon O'Connor used to be in charge at Ripplevale in Deal which was rated outstanding during her time there. She's now helping to launch an app to help other mums and dads.We're being urged to help wildlife in Kent by taking part in the Great British Spring Clean.The RSPCA say they were called out 70 times to litter-related incidents in the county last year. We've been speaking to the charity.A Larkfield man has spoken of his shock after being denied a Blue Badge, despite being diagnosed with leukaemia and needing a stairlift and mobility scooter.Martin White applied for the parking permit online in November 2023 after his cancer coordinator suggested he get one. He's been speaking to reporter Elli Hodgson.Football, and Gillingham welcome league two leaders Walsall to Priesfield this weekend.The Gills will be hoping to maintain their slightly improved form after a win and draw in recent games.

Happy World Frog Day! In this episode we answer a couple questions from listeners: why are there no neotenic frogs, and what books we recommend for people interested in herpetology (fair warning: it's a lot!) Remember that you can watch the full episode with video at youtube.com/@squamatespod! Episode notes sometimes get clipped on your device… Read more The post SquaMates Ep. 31: I do it for the gills first appeared on SquaMates.

The ambulance service has apologised after a Canterbury man with a fractured eye socket had to get a taxi to hospital.Lee Newman had been out clubbing with friends at Club Chemistry and was attacked as he walked home.Also in today's podcast, a Canterbury woman who killed her husband then hid his body in their garden has been convicted of murder.A court heard Jeremy Rickards had suffered injuries from weeks of domestic abuse before he was killed last summer. Hear the moment his wife was arrested and from police who's spoken outside court.Two children's centres in Kent that were facing closure have been saved by a last minute U-turn from the county council.Seashells in Sheerness and Millmead in Margate were under threat as KCC looked to save money in order to balance their budget.As part of English Tourism Week, the KentOnline Podcast has been hearing how the sector in Kent is almost back to pre-pandemic levels.It's an industry that creates nearly 80,000 jobs and generates £4 billion for the local economy. We've been chatting to Jim Dawson from Visit Kent.Dog owners have made complaints to the National Trust after their pets were banned from a café in Dover.The policy at the White Cliffs of Dover visitor centre was introduced because customers reported having food stolen and being disrupted by barking.A Whitstable and Herne Bay version of Monopoly has launched today.The game features local landmarks including Whitstable Harbour and Herne Bay Pier, as well as Tankerton Slopes and the Oyster Bay Trail.And in sport,  it's a trip to Accrington Stanley for Gillingham in league two this weekend.Both sides have had a similar run of form this season with the Gills 19th and the home side two places below.

Nesen medijos izskanēja ziņas par autobusa lieluma asteroīdu, kas nākotnē varētu ietriekties zemeslodē. Lai arī šobrīd NASA ir izslēgusi šādu scenāriju, nav solīts, ka nākotnē šādi potenciāli bīstami kosmosa ķermeņi nevarētu skart mūsu planētu. Kādas sekas tas radītu un kā varam zināt asteroīdu trajektoriju? Par to studijā saruna ar IT speciālistiem, astronomijas entuziastiem Raiti Misu un Intu Ķešānu, kā arī sazināmies caur Zoom ar "StarSpace" observatorijas saimnieci Annu Ginteri. Skatot līdz šim uzņemtos attēlus ar Marsa pavadoņiem, kļūst skaidrs, ka tie nevarētu piedalīties debess objektu skaistumkonkursā – neregulāras formas, punaini un ar iedobumiem, pēc izskata tie vairāk līdzinās kartupelim, ne Mēnesim, ja gribam vilkt paralēles ar Zemes dabisko pavadoni. Šos abus pavadoņus atklāja amerikāņu astronoms Asafs Holls 1877. gadā, un tā kā Marss ir kara dievs romiešu mitoloģijā, jeb Arejs – sengrieķu mitoloģijā, tad, skatot seno grieķu mītus par Areja pēcnācējiem, šos pavadoņus Holls nosauca Areja dēlu vārdos – Foboss (bailes) un Deimoss (šausmas). Bet patiesībā šie debess objekti ir  miermīlīgi un nekaitīgi. Ar Deimosu un Fobosu raidījumā iepazīstina Latvijas Astronomijas biedrības pārstāvis Mārtiņš Gills. Kā varam lasīt tīmekļa vietnē astronomijas interesentiem „Starspace”, paņemot abu pavadoņu paraugus, ticis konstatēts, ka pavadoņu virsma ir ļoti tumša un tā atstaro tikai 5–7 % no saņemtās gaismas. To pamatsastāvā konstatēti primitīvi oglekļa savienojumi, kuru izcelsme ir meklējama asteroīdu joslas tālākajos apgabalos. Velkot paralēles ar Zemes pavadoni Mēnesi, arī Foboss un Deimoss Marsam ir pagriezuši tikai vienu pusi un abi atšķirīgu ātrumu uzlec un noriet. Kosmosa iekarotāju plānos ir nākotnē šos pavadoņus, konkrēti lielāko – Fobosu (aptuveni  Cēsu izmērā) –, izmanot kā dabisku vilcējspēku, nogādājot  kravas  turp un atpakaļ no Marsa.     

Hey there folks.A big thank you and welcome to new Patrons : Daniel and Catherine.This week we delve into Ambridge's premier toilet store, the cold war and a little bit of local radio.Flat Out : Brad tosses his pancake prize away.Look at Estate of Her! : Natasha gets nasty in the house market.Anti Vacs : Brain and Lilian smash it up at The Gills'.Produced by Matthew WeirBecome a beautiful patron of The Cider Shed and receive early ad-free episodes and our exclusive Patreon-only midweek specials. It really REALLY helps us out.https://www.patreon.com/thecidershedTo help us out with a lovely worded 5 star review hit the link below. Then scroll down to ‘Ratings and Reviews' and a little further below that is ‘Write a Review' (this is so much nicer than just tapping the stars

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Natasha tells Pat about putting in a reduced offer for Kirsty's house on Beechwood, because of the risk that the sewage problem might happen again. Pat wonders, if they're so worried about a recurrence then why risk it at all? Natasha insists they're going ahead with the offer, before asking if things are okay between Pat and Tony? Pat insists they are, then mentions her upcoming radio interview. At The Tearoom later though, disappointed Pat tells Emma that Radio Borsetshire cancelled her interview. Pat's determined to get the message out somehow, about the damaging effect the spillage is having on people's livelihoods. At the very least they need to call out Borsetshire Water publicly and force them to respond. Kirsty tells Joy about the pressure she feels under to accept pushy Tom and Natasha's reduced offer. Joy encourages Kirsty to make them wait for an answer, especially as they'll be getting brand new flooring and units. Later, Natasha tries guilt-tripping gobsmacked Kirsty into accepting the offer. Kirsty gives as good as she gets, but Natasha's not budging. If Kirsty won't accept the new offer then they'll look for another house instead.At The Dower House Joy confronts Lilian with the evidence of the broken robot vacuum cleaner, making it clear that she and Brian are going to have to pay for a replacement. Looking online they see it's one of the most expensive models. Lilian tries to slide out of it, blaming Brian, but Joy assures Lilian that they'll have the Gills to answer to if they don't stump up.

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A “caring and loving” young man who was “always there for anyone” died after suffering hypothermia and drowning in a river.An inquest has heard 25-year-old Regan Phillips disappeared after enjoying a night out with work colleagues in Rochester. Also in today's podcast, sickening footage shows the moment a cruel teen holds up a dead seagull by its wings “like a trophy” after it was reportedly killed with a catapult.The youth posed with the bird outside a church in Ashford while another boy captures the moment on his mobile phone.A salon boss says her plans for a new development will breathe life into part of a Kent high street she believes “doesn't really offer anything”.The 22-year-old has put forward proposals for a two-storey building on land at the side and rear of the business.A shop has been banned from selling alcohol after a 14-year-old boy was left unresponsive following a binge on vodka sold to underage friends.Girls as young as 13 bought the drinks before heading to a park for a gathering.And in sport you can hear from full back Remeao Hutton as Gillingham prepare to take on fellow league two strugglers Morcambe. The Gills are in poor form, on a winless run that even experienced boss John Coleman hasn't seen before. 

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A police sergeant caught naked near a children's play park has been spared a criminal conviction after prosecutors rejected appeals for him to face more serious charges. He's escaped with just a caution after he was spotted by shocked dog walkers loitering with no clothes on in woodland in Chatham.Also in today's podcast, an inquest has heard a father of two was killed in a crash caused by speed, the damp road surface and the condition of his tyres.He died last September on the A2 after he lost control of his black Vauxhall and smashed into the central barrier and a bridge parapet.A planning battle that has been raging for 13 years may finally be reaching an end. A public inquiry starts tomorrow to determine the future of the popular fishing centre in Marden.A teenager who was savaged during a dog attack has been hailed a “hero” for shielding his puppy and younger brother during the ordeal.Police were called to Herne Bay after a 17-year-old boy and a Dachshund had been attacked by an aggressive dog.And in sport you can hear from the Gillingham manager following another goalless draw over the weekend. The Gills were at away Carlisle United and John Coleman was full of praise for the traveling fans. 

Dan returns to the pod, United end their losing streak - surely no coincidence? Well hopefully it'll help this week too, as Dan is back again and United are aiming to get their first win in five games as Gillingham travel up to Brunton Park, following the stalemate against Colchester last weekend.In this episode of the Brunton Bugle, we look back on the draw against the U's and look ahead to the visit of the Gills - plenty covered including:

Mark, Neil and Tom go through the defeat at home to Newport and address the slide happening at the club in general since the turn of the year. We welcome Daniel Storey, chief football writer at The I Paper, who is on a quest to do the 92 in a season, and this week took in Gresty Road.The women's team were in cup action in Runcorn. We look ahead to the two games coming up this week with help from Dons fan, Tim and Gills fan, Eddie. We end with a disconcerting chat about the clubs finances and what it might mean for the medium to long term future of the club. Remember you can help with the running of the podcast by following this link www.buymeacoffee.com/therailwaymen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A nurse who called black members of staff monkeys and sent a topless picture of himself in fishnet tights to a junior colleague has been struck-off.Details of Alan Prew's behaviour at Medway Maritime Hospital have been revealed at a Nursing and Midwifery Council hearing.Also in today's podcast, volunteers looking after an ancient woodland near Maidstone say they're in desperate need of funding to continue to secure its future.Mangravat Wood in Loose was saved from a proposed Tesco development 25 years ago.Reform UK have won two seats on Medway Council after residents voted in by-elections.Candidates for the party have been elected in Rochester East and Warren Wood, meantime, Labour won the seat in Gillingham South.There are fears plans for new homes in Deal could cause a smell in the area to get even worse.People living in Northwall Road say there's already a bit of a stench. They reckon the new builds will aggravate sewer and drainage systems.Work on a £20 million revival project on Sheppey is under way..Contractors have moved in to start expansion work at Sheppey College in Sheerness - which will soon offer places to students aged 16 to 19 in creative, engineering and logistics subjects. In sport, Gillingham make the long trip to Barrow in league two this weekend.The Gills are currently 18th in the table - while tomorrow's opposition are just one place below them.John Coleman is still without a win after taking over from Mark Bonner as Gillingham manager.And, a non-league striker from Kent is hoping he can hold on to be the top goal scorer in this year's FA Cup  Ashford United's Gary Lockyer has ten goals in the competition which continues this evening.

Our anti-heroes are on their way to save the hostages! Quinny (Tyler Hewitt, @Tyler_Hewitt) rescued and freed a captive owlbear, the Forsaken (Ryan LaPlante, @theryanlaplante) helped solved the mystery of the available potions, and Echo (Laura Hamstra, @lauraehamstra) made sure her companions didn't end up accidentally cursed with lycanthropy. But are gills all these heroes need to get the hostages out safe? Also featuring our awesome DM Tom McGee (@mcgeetd). Enjoying Dumb-Dumbs & Dragons?- Consider becoming a Patron of Dumb-Dumbs & Dice for as little as $1 a month and gain access to a ton of extra BTS fun (https://www.patreon.com/dumbdumbdice)- Buy merch on our website (https://dumbdumbdice.com/)- Watch us on YouTube (https://youtube.com/@dumbdumbdice)- Follow us on Instagram (https://instagram.com/dumbdumbdice)- Follow us on Facebook (https://facebook.com/dumbdumbdice) Artwork by the brilliant Del Borovic- Website & Portfolio (https://delborovic.com/)- X/Twitter (https://twitter.com/deltastic)

A Tenterden family have been left with a hefty bill after vandals armed with a catapult smashed a window of their home.It happened at Matt Sendall-King's home in Rogersmead earlier this month. Hear from reporter Louis Walker who has been following the story.A Maidstone dad has been telling the KentOnline Podcast what it was like to find a World War Two hand grenade while magnet fishing with his son.Chris Homden and 10-year-old Leyton made the discovery in the River Medway at Aylesford and took it back to their home in Allington before realising what it was.There are concerns elderly and vulnerable people in Kent could face isolation when landline telephones are axed.More than half of households still use their home phone, with a fifth of people living in rural areas always using it. But in January 2027, the old copper network's being switched off and it's moving to Digital Voice technology.The man who heads up Medway Council has been explaining how AI could be used by the authority.Earlier this week the Prime Minister revealed how he wants the country to be at the forefront of developing artificial intelligence.Richard Hicks is the chief exec of the unitary authority covering the Towns and has been on the latest episode of the Kent Politics Podcast.Football, and new boss John Coleman should finally get to take charge of Gillingham for the first time this weekend.They welcome Doncaster Rovers to Priestfield in league two.The Gills are currently 14th in the table with tomorrow's visitors in 7th.

Frustrated residents say a popular countryside footpath has been turned into an impassable bog following dredging work.The Environment Agency completed the work in November, but the foot-deep sludge from the drainage channel is still blocking the route.Also in today's podcast, a woman has been rescued from a vehicle by firefighters after flooding shut several roads.It's after heavy rains and flood warnings have been issued for the county – with more potentially severe weather on the way. There's been a huge turnout at public meeting over Deal water quality after ‘do-not-swim' warning issued at beach over sea pollution levels. You can hear from one campaigner who says it's essential there's action to improve water quality this year. The boss of a much-loved farm shop which is shutting its doors after more than 40 years says they've been “overwhelmed” by the response to the closure.The site in Cliffe Woods will serve it's final customers this Saturday. And for the first time you can hear from new Gills manager, after Mark Bonner parted ways with the club over the weekend. John Coleman is the new man in charge – and has told the KentOnline Podcast he's got his eyes set on a turn around in form.  

A charity is warning people to be wary of fraudsters collecting money in its name after a woman in Tonbridge became the latest to be scammed.The cafe customer thought she was donating to Disability Rights UK when she was approached by a young girl presenting as deaf. Also in today's podcast, a thug who left the mother of his child “unrecognisable” after a ferocious beating told police he had "destroyed her face".He made a harrowing 999 call after he had viciously assaulted his ex-partner with such force that he broke her jaw in three places.Council bosses in Ashford have apologised after a workman buried his cat in a tenant's garden.The woman said she was left stunned when the subcontractor turned up with a shovel and made the bizarre request during the refurbishment of her bathroom.A Tunbridge Wells mum says she and her children were left upset and disappointed after taking them to see Santa at a tourist attraction only to find it had shut without notice.She says she received a confirmation email that morning - but when they got there it was locked up with no-one in sight. And in football you can hear from Gillingham striker Elliott Nevitt and from boss Mark Bonner ahead of what's shaping up to be a busy festive period. It all kicks off on Boxing Day when the Gills travel to take on Colchester United. 

The family of a Whitstable man who took his own life, have questioned why his university didn't recognise that he was struggling with his mental health. Henry Jaques Duley hadn't attended lectures for five months but no-one followed up with him in person – he was found dead the day before he was due to return to class. Also in today's podcast, you can hear from a Kent pharmacist after figures showed an increase in assaults on pharmacy staff across the county.  It's thought some patients are becoming increasingly aggressive because of medicine shortages.Kent's Davina McCall says she's feeling grateful for all the support after an operation to remove a brain tumour. The TV presenter, who lives in Tunbridge Wells, has shared an update on her recovery. A well-known pub is having a £100,000 makeover after new owners stepped in to take over the lease.The site in Minster is being completely stripped out and revamped ahead of its grand reopening this weekend. And, in football the Gills manager says the fans were right to boo the players as they left the pitch after Saturday's performance.Mark Bonner says he thought the 2 -1 loss to Harrogate Town at Priestfield was  disgrace. 

We continue to dive ever deeper into the world of big budget failures with Waterworld, a sea-faring post-apocalyptic adventure so middle-of-the-road that only its astronomical budget could possibly be the source of its lasting cultural impact. CHAPTERS: (00:00:00) - The Nextlander Watchcast Episode 114: Waterworld (1995) (00:00:21) - Intro. (00:02:10) - Our movie is Waterworld, let's get right into the budget talk. (00:03:40) - The Costner factor. (00:10:32) - Getting into the ridiculous production history of this thing. (00:21:16) - Fishtar. (00:26:07) - What is the Ulysses Cut? (00:28:56) - Some of the finer points of this goofy apocalypse. (00:33:37) - Drowning the Universal logo in Kevin Costner's recycled piss. (00:37:26) - A long stretch at an atoll. (00:45:37) - Gills? In this economy? (00:51:02) - Break! (00:51:20) - Escaping the atoll. (01:01:51) - Boy does the mariner hate these women. (01:07:03) - God, this other drifter character. (01:13:20) - OK, the fishing bit isn't bad. The part where the kid can't swim? Less so. (01:16:32) - Yes! Please! Show us Drylan...d'oh... (01:22:21) - Enola is taken. (01:26:10) - Some more context for how Costner gets that jetski, and scattered Smoker talk. (01:29:43) - Deacon's speech, and the mariner Solid Snakes his way through the boat. (01:37:39) - Deacon's dumb end. (01:39:13) - Off to Dryland. (01:45:47) - Final thoughts. (01:49:23) - Closing out our month next week: Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within! (01:51:18) - Outro.

A man's lost the feeling in one of his hands and suffered injuries to his hip, leg and wrist after being attacked by a dog near Sevenoaks.It involved a Rottweiler-type dog and happened on land in Knockholt, leaving the victim needing plastic surgery. Hear from reporter Charlotte Phillips who has covered the story.Also in today's podcast, we can hear from the chief inspector of prisons after a report revealed how inmates at a Medway jail are using cardboard and towels to stop rats from getting into their cells.Inspectors have been looking at conditions at HMP Rochester and also raised concerns about drug use and increasing levels of violence.A week on from the US election, a former Kent MP has revealed he would have voted for Donald Trump.Craig Mackinlay is now a Lord and says he'd like to meet the President elect if and when he visits the UK.Villagers in part of Kent are fighting to save an historic windmill from being sold.Woodchurch Windmill, near Ashford, suffered thousands of pounds worth of damage during a storm in 2019 - locals now say it could be sold off by the council.And in sport, Gillingham are taking a break from league two this week, but they are in EFL Cup action later.The Gills are travelling to take on Stevenage and still have a chance of going through in the competition.

A group of neighbours have criticised a housing association after being told to remove garden furniture used as a 'wellbeing hub'.Orbit Housing owns properties in Hopeville Avenue, Broadstairs and says the seating is a trip hazard and a misuse of a communal area. Hear from one of the residents who says gathering with friends is good for their mental health.Also in today's podcast, staff at a Kent prison have revealed the impact of overcrowding as 1,100 more inmates are released early across England and Wales.The government has launched a review to look at tougher punishments outside of jail to try and tackle the issue.The M25 is back open after a huge lorry fire closed part of the motorway in Kent for around 30 hours. One of the tunnels at the Dartford Crossing is also back open after a spillage meant it had to be resurfaced. We've had an explanation from National Highways.An Ashford man says he's 'sick and tired' of land outside his house being over run with weeds.Andrew Baynes has lived at the property in Newlands for 24 years and claims the county council won't clear the area - despite regular calls over a number of years. Hear from him and the response from KCC.A Chatham nurse who was told the pain she was suffering was 'all in her head' has taken to socials to share her struggles with endometriosis.Nicole Scott was finally told she had the condition after fighting for a year to get answers.A footballer who was racially abused by a Gillingham fan last season has spoken out about the impact it had.Omar Bogle was playing for Newport County when someone in the crowd made an offensive gesture towards him. He's part of the EFL's Together Against Racism campaign.A group of women, including former MP Dame Tracey Crouch, who climbed Mount Kilimanjaro for charity have been to Maidstone hospital to see what the money they raised has been spent on.£150,000 was donated to Breast Cancer Kent for a machine that can do a mammogram on samples in the operating theatre.And in sport, Gillingham will be hoping to end their losing streak as they host Newport County later.Four defeats in a row have left the Gills sixth in the league two table.

Send us a textWhat do 22 years together, 8 years of marriage, and plenty of humor bring? Meet the Gills, high school sweethearts and hosts of the "Life After I Do" podcast, as they join us on "Talk Yo Shit." Through laughs and love-filled stories, they show us the quirks that keep their relationship alive. Tune in for real talk on love, culture, and commitment.

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More than 10,000 parking fines have been issued at country parks in Kent in the last year, according to figures seen by KentOnline.The data also reals how thousands of people have appealed the penalty, claiming to have legitimately paid for a ticket.Reporter Elli Hodgson joins the podcast to explain more.Also in today's episode, we're  still expecting to hear a decision on whether or not the new road tunnel linking Kent and Essex will finally be built.The future of the Lower Thames Crossing is being considered by the Labour government and an announcement that was due on Friday was delayed.It's been confirmed a contraflow that's been causing delays for drivers between Whitstable and Herne Bay will be lifted later this month.Jet fans that clear fumes or smoke from the Chestfield Tunnel are being repaired - but will eventually need replacing.Work's been going on since June and it regularly causes traffic on the A299 Thanet Way.New parking restrictions could come into force of Medway City Estate, in a bid to ease congestions and improve safety.Single and double yellow lines could be painted around the site in Strood to stop HGVs parking along main routes and effectively turning two lanes into single lane traffic. We've been finding out what local traders think.A gala in Kent aimed at bringing different cultures together is returning this month for a second year.It's the brain child of an Ashford mum who wanted to celebrate the county's diversity.In sport,  the Gillingham manager says his team lacked quality in their match against Crewe Alexandra at the weekend.The Gills lost 2-0 and dropped to second in the league two table.It was a mixed weekend for Kent's Invicta Dynamos in ice hockey's south division one - and in motorsport, hear from Kent's Jake Hill after he won the British Touring Car Championship.The 30-year-old from Tunbridge Wells claimed the trophy after the final race of the season at Brands Hatch yesterday.

Simeon Gholam is joined by Curtis Davies and David Stowell for the League One & Two Review on the Essential EFL podcast.The panel take a look at the flying start made by Birmingham in League One, and the starts made by Wrexham and Lincoln near the top of the table.Davies then assesses the fine start made by his former boss Steve Bruce at Blackpool, before analysing the poor start of Cambridge United, improving Bolton and the continuing strife at Reading.Onto League Two in part two and the pacesetters Gillingham and their flying start, an impressive opening to the campaign for Walsall, the pitch problems at AFC Wimbledon and the struggles of the bottom two Accrington and Morecambe.  Davies then looks at his former club Cheltenham and how they've coped on their return to the fourth tier.

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17. gadsimtā notika kāds pavērsiens astronomijas vēsturē, kas kardināli mainīja cilvēku izpratni par Visuma uzbūvi. Šī pāreja notika pateicoties zinātnes attīstībai un tostarp optisko teleskopu nonākšanai astronomu rokās. Sākot ar dāņu astronomu Tiho Brahi, kas pēdējais ar neapbruņotu aci veica īpaši precīzus mērījumus, turpinot ar Galileo Galileju, Džovanni Kasīni un  citiem. Pievēršamies šīm personībām astronomijas vēsturē un viņu veikumam. Stāsta Latvijas Universitātes Astronomijas institūta pētnieks Ilgonis Vilks un un Latvijas Astronomijas biedrības pārstāvis Mārtiņš Gills. Vispirms stāsts par kādas pašmāju observatorijas tapšanu Jau vairākus gadus astronomijas interesenti var ciemoties Suntažu „Kaltiņos”, kur nelielā observatorijā ir iespēja vērot debesjumu. Par to, kā padomju laikos būvētā skābbarības tornī Arnis un Anna Ginteri izbūvēja vietu, kur ir stacionāri novietots teleskops un izveidota lekciju telpa, kā arī par to, no kā jāsargā teleskopa lēca, stāsta observatorijias saimnieki. Arnis Ginters, tāpat kā sieva Anna Gintere ikdienā strādā IT jomā, bet abiem nopietna aizraušanās jau gadiem ilgi ir astronomija. Annu Ginteri, iespējams,   mūsu regulārie klausītāji ir pamanījuši kā eksperti, kuru bieži intervējam par astronomiskiem jautājumiem šajā raidījumu ciklā. Bet šoreiz nerunāsim par objektiem izplatījumā, bet gan par Ginteru ģimenes izveidoto observatoriju Suntažos. Kad Arnis 2008. gadā atguva senču īpašumu, līdzās mājai atradās skābbarības tornis, un tā kā abi tolaik jau nopietni aizrāvās ar astronomiju, tad Ginteru ģimenē jau bija iegādāts neliels pārnēsājamais teleskops, ko Anna un Arnis  bieži nesa uz minēto torni un vēroja naksnīgās  debesis.  „Tas bija slinkums, kas mūs iedvesmoja šo torni pārbūvēt par observatoriju,” smej Arnis. „Jo mums apnika nēsāt turp un atpakaļ to teleskopu.” Un tā laika gaitā tornis tika pārbūvēts, lai ne tikai paši Ginteri, bet arī citi astronomijas interesenti var lūkoties zvaigznēs un arī klausīties lekcijas par tām.      

A young woman has spoken of her heartbreak after her brother stabbed their grandmother and her dog to death - before turning the knife on himself.The mum-of-three, who lives in Tunbridge Wells, says she “can never forgive” her brother but is adamant she will give her nan the send-off she deserves.Also in today's podcast, investigations are ongoing after an explosion at a home near Ashford. The bungalow in Charing has been completely destroyed and one woman has been taken to hospital – it's not yet known what caused it. One of Bluewater's three original anchor stores is set to close before Christmas with a high street giant reportedly poised to take over the site.House of Fraser, which has sat in one of the three corners of the Shopping centre since it opened 25 years ago, is understood to be shutting for good on November 27.There's a bit of mystery unravelling at an ancient Kent woodland after the discovery or porcelain dolls left scattered among the trees. The dolls, fitted with little hats and tiny shoes, have been spotted by people using the walking tracks but no-one knows how they got there. And in sport it's clash between the top two teams of the league 2 table this weekend when Gillingham travel to take on Notts County. The hosts hold the top spot, but Gills boss Mark Bonner is confident they can build on last week's win. 

Eric Gill is the President and CEO of Gills Point S Tire & Auto Service. A seasoned entrepreneur, Eric masterminded the expansion of Gills Point S Tire & Auto Service from a solitary tire store to 71 locations across 24 years. His background includes a marketing and accounting degree, state tax return filing for Weyerhaeuser's corporate department and an impactful tenure as a manager for Target stores. At a young age, Eric pivoted to the tire industry through a merger that set the stage for his current success. In this episode… The tire and auto industry constantly evolves, with businesses needing to adapt and grow to remain competitive. How do some companies manage to expand from a single location to a large chain in this dynamic environment? According to Eric Gill of Gills Point S Tire & Auto Service, the secret to his business's growth lies in focusing on people and seizing opportunities. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing and nurturing talent from within, which allows for organic expansion by promoting capable individuals to managerial positions. Additionally, strategic partnerships and acquisitions, such as purchasing stores from retiring owners, have expanded the business while maintaining a strong team culture. This approach has enabled Eric to grow his business from a single store to a network of 71 locations over 24 years. On this episode of Gain Traction, Mike Edge welcomes Eric to discuss his journey from managing a single tire store to overseeing a network of 71 locations. The conversation touches on Eric's initial steps in the industry and his strategic approach to growth. They also explore the importance of company culture, mentorship, and the challenges of managing a rapidly expanding business. Eric shares how collaboration and shared values have been instrumental in his success in the tire industry. Here's a glimpse of what you'll learn:  [00:03] Eric Gill details his transition from filing tax returns to steering a multi-location tire business [02:32] How Eric's early family ties to the tire industry influenced his career [03:03] The valuable management and retail skills Eric honed working at Target [05:12] Eric's strategic approach to business growth and acquisition [10:43] The importance of creating opportunities for employees within an expanding organization [16:47] How Point S Tire's co-op model benefits independent tire dealers [23:34] The unconventional path to corporate growth and the down-to-earth moments that keep the tire business real Resources mentioned in this episode: Eric Gill on LinkedIn Gills Point S Tire & Auto Service Craig Bruneel on LinkedIn Phil Wick  Les Schwab  Nick Fox on LinkedIn  Northwest Retreaders Weyerhaeuser Nokian Tyres Mike Edge on LinkedIn Tread Partners Quotable Moments: “If you look back at the end of the day, week, or year, it's amazing how much stuff we do right.” “The door is always open, but I want everyone to find their own path.” “Enjoy all of it — enjoy that journey and create fun memories for everyone that's around you.” “Our focus is just making it fun and enjoying what we're doing.” “Once you take that leap of faith, the next steps aren't so scary.” Action Steps: Seek out seasoned professionals who can serve as mentors to learn from their wisdom and experience: This exposes you to invaluable insights and shortcuts which can help you avoid common pitfalls and achieve your goals more efficiently. Embrace a people-first approach to business, investing in relationships with both employees and customers: Strong relationships build loyalty and create a collaborative environment that can drive sustainable growth. Cultivate adaptability and a willingness to step outside your comfort zone, just as Eric transitioned from the corporate retail world to the tire industry: Being open to change can present unexpected opportunities that spark significant development in your career or business. Leverage your experience from other industries, applying those principles to build a successful model in a new field: Eric's retail expertise from Target enabled him to create an effective business and growth strategy for his tire stores. Identify and focus on your strengths while delegating tasks that are outside your expertise: Recognizing your strong suits and trusting others with tasks they are skilled at can improve your business efficiency and performance.

In this episode of the Around Town podcast, Mayor Daniel Rickenmann sits down with Bailey Parker, the executive director of the Gills Creek Watershed Association. Bailey shares her unexpected journey from a career in music to leading one of Columbia's most crucial environmental organizations. They discuss the ongoing efforts to restore Gills Creek, the challenges posed by urban development, and the importance of community involvement in conservation. Tune in to learn how Bailey and her team are working to protect Columbia's waterways and how you can get involved in preserving these vital natural resources.

Our destination is Roosterfish on the fly, from the beach, with expert saltwater fly angler and guide Jeff Feczko of To the Gills fly fishing, Baja Mexico, and professional chef and fly fishing guide Josh Schwartz of Travel Creel Hospitality.  Josh and Jeff have combined forces to offer the finest in fly fishing, hospitality, and food.   Roosterfish may be the pinnacle of all sportfish on the fly.  Get ready for an adrenaline rush as you sprint for position, steeple your cast, and ready yourself for fish that are instantly in your backing and can spool you in minutes.  Josh is a New England Culinary Institute graduate in Vermont and has worked in some of the country's finest restaurants, including Sous Cheft for world-famous French Laundry in Napa Valley.  Jeff has guided full-time, year-round in Baja Mexico for the past 10 years.  Bonus: Marlin and Parrotfish on the fly, and some inside baseball from the French Laundry.   Stick around the end for Josh's favorite comfort food and some of the most amazing shore lunches you've ever heard of!      With host, Steve Haigh Be the first to know about new episodes.  Become a subscriber Destination Angler on YouTube Contact Jeff at To the Gills | jeffreyfeczko@gmail.com  |  Instagram @tothegills Contact Josh at Travel Creel Hospitality | joshua@travelcreel.com | Instagram @travelcreel Please check out our Sponsors: TroutRoutes The number one fishing app, helping trout anglers avoid the crowds and explore new public water. Download it and receive 20% off using Destination20 promo code in the app store today! Facebook @troutinsights Instagram @TroutRoutes    Adamsbuilt Fishing THE trusted source for quality fly fishing gear, built to last at an affordable price. Waders, Nets, Outerwear. Facebook & Instagram @Adamsbuilt Angler's Coffee Elevating the coffee experience for the fly-fishing community & anglers everywhere with small-batch coffee delivered to your doorstep.  Facebook & Instagram @anglerscoffeeco    Got Fishing Crafting world Class fly-fishing adventures specially designed to your level of experience and budget.   Facebook @GotFishingAdventures Instagram @GotFishing Destination Angler Podcast:  Website ·       YouTube Instagram & Facebook  @DestinationAnglerPodcast Comments & Suggestions:  host, Steve Haigh, email shaigh@DestinationAnglerPodcast.com Available on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Recorded June 27, 2024.     

It's been a minute PETA! In this episode, the guys discuss playing God with the animal kingdom, food contest champions, and autonomous flamethrower canines!Stay Connected! WholesomeHousePodcast | Instagram, TikTok, Twitch | Linktree

Waterworld was Kevin Costner's massive swing at post-apocalyptic adventure. As the film's gruff lead, the Mariner, Costner is essentially just a seafaring Mad Max, wandering the oceanic wasteland trying to survive. If that sounds cool, then you'll probably love it. And for the most part, it is pretty damn awesome. What made Waterworld such an easy target for critics and the public was its massive budget and oft rumored issues during production. The budget did balloon and was indeed sizable. The rumors of on-set discord are more than likely true, but they shouldn't detract from the film itself. Waterworld took an impossible premise and somehow made most of its ideas float. Thus, despite earning just $264.2 million worldwide on an all-in budget of $235 million, it was hardly the catastrophe most made it out to be. Plus, you get Dennis Hopper with an eye-patch, mutant sharks, a rad trimaran, jet ski fights, and a fish-man mutant as the hero! What's not to love? Now, sit back, purify your urine with a Big Wave from Kona, and remember: It's never to early to start smoking! I, the Thunderous Wizard (@WriterTLK), Bling Blake, Capt. Cash, and Chumpzilla are scouring the bottom of the ocean for fresh dirt to trade! This Week's Segments: Introduction/Plot Breakdown – Beyond the horizon lies the secret to a new beginning! (00:00) Lingering Questions – Does Waterworld deserve its reputation as one of cinema's great disasters? (49:45) The "Dry Land is a Myth" Trivia Challenge – Bling Blake challenges the field to trivia about the movie. (1:08:59) Recommendations – We offer our picks for the week and next up: We conclude Adventurous Flops with one of the more misguided big screen reboots, Land of the Lost! (1:19:41) And, as always, hit us up on Threads, Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram to check out all the interesting factoids from this week's episode! You can find this episode of Hops and Box Office Flops on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Podbean, Spotify, Acast, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, Vurbl, Amazon Music, and more!

Our goal for this Friday is to start your weekend off with fun and laughs. You're going to get all of that and so much more in THEjoeSHOW's 'Instant PODification'. On this episode you're going to find out which member of the show was invited to go Gator hunting, who on the show is going to be a test dummy for certain brands, and how long did it take for our Digital Director Teri to get in and out of the DMV...

When an elite law enforcement squad arrives from out of town, the heroes must answer some difficult questions. *** Support us on Patreon! Patrons get access to weekly premium episodes, including behind-the-scenes insights into our game, spoiler-free specials featuring games-related chat, and tons more. Tabletop Gold is Lars Casteen, David Chernicoff, Zoe Chernicoff, R. Matt Humphreys, and Robin Lange. If you enjoy the show, please leave us a rating and review at the podcast service of your choice, and find our website at www.tabletopgold.com. The Roots of Ruin is a production of the Pathfinder Adventure Path Abomination Vaults for Pathfinder Second Edition. Licensed music by Nicolas Jeudy / Dark Fantasy Studio, Phat Phrog Studio, and GameDev Market. Original music by Lars Casteen. The Roots of Ruin is a Tabletop Gold production, produced under the Paizo Incorporated Community Use policy.  The Roots of Ruin uses trademarks and/or copyrights owned by Paizo Inc., used under Paizo's Community Use Policy (paizo.com/communityuse).  We are expressly prohibited from charging you to use or access this content.  Paizo does not recognize, endorse, or sponsor this project in any way.  Original characters and content are the property of Tabletop Gold.  For more information about Paizo Inc. and Paizo products, visit paizo.com…

In this episode we talk to Andre Davis. Andre is an avid outdoorsman who finds peace and restoration in the demonstrative power of God's nature. He is a proud big brother, uncle, son and husband. Andre' has spent a lifetime outdoors hunting, fishing, hiking, building, playing music and teaching. Married to a sixth grade teacher, his household is full of the desire to teach and lead our youth well, with the joyful expectation of watching them become better than ourselves. Andre' has a non-profit called Skillz and Gills where kids are taught the basics of fly fishing, how to set up a rig, fly casting, all about waterways, ecosystems, conservation, and fish handling. He's a staple in the Alabama fly fishing community, a mentor of the Mayfly Project, an avid fly tier, and friend of the show. Many of you may be surprised to know that Andre is also an excellent writer and storyteller. We've had the privilege of reading several of his personal essays and we talk about those on the show. We had Andre on once before at the international fly fishing film festival at Cahaba Brewery last year, but we wanted to extend our conversation with him this year. We know you will enjoy hearing from our friend, Andre Davis. Follow Skillz and Gillz on Instagram @skillz_and_gillz Support the Mayfly project in Birmingham here Use Promo Code TSO For 20% off of your next purchase from www.redbeardsoutfitter.com or in Store  We would love to hear from you, if you have any questions, comments, poems, and or recommendations for us, email us thestoriedoutdoors@gmail.com Music written and recorded by Brad Hill.

Live from New York...it's Shane Gillis? In 2019, the comedian was hired as one of the new “Saturday Night Live” cast members. But before he even appeared on the Studio 8H stage, he was fired after some of his offensive comments about Asian people resurfaced. But over the weekend, Shane got another shot to be on SNL when they brought him in as the host. So how'd he do? Well, his performance on Saturday's episode is drawing strong reactions from both sides. Looks like - for better or worse - Lorne Michaels still knows how to get people talking.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.