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Wife Carrying with Encino Man@Pohjalabeer #CraftBeer #BeerTasting #PohjalaBrewery #EstonianBeer #BeerLovers Co hosts : Good ol Boy Dave, Good ol Boy Drew, Good ol Boy Mike, Good ol Boy Kendall, and Good ol Gal Julieanna SUDS Episode –

Wife Carrying with Encino Man@Pohjalabeer #CraftBeer #BeerTasting #PohjalaBrewery #EstonianBeer #BeerLovers Co hosts : Good ol Boy Dave, Good ol Boy Drew, Good ol Boy Mike, Good ol Boy Kendall, and Good ol Gal Julieanna SUDS  Episode –

Big Hair Band Beer@ironmaiden @ironmaidenbeer @robinsonsbrewery @brewdogofficial #beer #HeavyMetal #podcast #radio #coalboy Co hosts : Good ol Boy Dave, Carl Meier, Good ol Boy Drew, and Good ol Gal Julieanna CHATS Episode – As the episode unfolded, listeners were treated to the rich backstory of Black Abbey Brewing and Carl's personal journey from a beer enthusiast to a brewing industry innovator. But the real stars of the show were the Iron Maiden beers themselves. Each brew, from the Trooper Premium Bitter to the Fear of the Dark English Stout, was dissected and savored, revealing the intricate ways in which Iron Maiden's music influenced their flavor profiles. We taste and rate the following beer from 1-5: 6:42 The Trooper- Bitter – 4.7% ABV brewed with Bobec, Goldings, and Cascade hops. Robinsons Brewery, Stockport, Greater Manchester, England SUDS-3 Song mentioned during this segment- ‘The Trooper' written by Bruce Dickinson and Steve Harris; recorded on the studio album Piece of Mind, released in 1983, performed by Iron Maiden25:55 Hellcat Cold IPA/IPL -6% ABV – BrewDog USA, Canal Winchester, OH SUDS-4 Song mentioned during this segment – ‘Killers' written by Paul Di'Anno and Steve Harris; recorded on the studio album Killers, released in 1981, performed by Iron Maiden34:07 Trooper Red ‘N' Black Porter – 6.8% ABV. Robinsons Brewery, Stockport, Greater Manchester, England SUDS-3 Song mentioned in this segment – ‘The Red and the Black' written by Steve Harris with Jeff Bova doing orchestration; recorded on the studio album The Book of Souls, released in 2015; performed by Iron Maiden41:06 Song mentioned in this segment – ‘Rime of the Ancient Mariner' written by Steve Harris; recorded on the studio album Powerslave, released in 1984, performed by Iron Maiden46:41 Song mentioned in this segment – ‘2 Minutes to Midnight' written by Bruce Dickinson and Adrian Smith; recorded on the studio album Powerslave, released in 1984, performed by Iron Maiden49:42 Fear of the Dark English Stout 4.5% ABV. Robinsons Brewery, Stockport, Greater Manchester, England SUDS-2info@sipssudsandsmokes.com X- @sipssudssmokes IG/FB - @sipssudsandsmokes Sips, Suds, & Smokes® is produced by One Tan Hand Productions using the power of beer, whiskey, and golf. Available on Apple Podcasts, YouTube Music, Spotify, Pandora, iHeart, and nearly anywhere you can find a podcast.Check out Good ol Boy Dave on 60 Second Reviewshttps://www.instagram.com/goodoleboydave/Carl Meier is President and Co-Founder – The Black Abbey Brewing Company, Nashville TN, founded in 2008.https://www.blackabbeybrewing.com/ Enjoying that cool new Outro Music, it's from Woods & Whitehead – Back Roads Download your copy here:https://amzn.to/2XblorcThe easiest way to find this award winning podcast on your phone is ask Alexa, Siri or Google, “Play Podcast , Sips, Suds, & Smokes” Credits:TITLE: Maxwell SwingPERFORMED BY: Texas GypsiesCOMPOSED BY: Steven R Curry (BMI)PUBLISHED BY: Alliance AudioSparx (BMI)COURTESY OF: AudioSparxTITLE: FlapperjackPERFORMED BY: Texas GypsiesCOMPOSED BY: Steven R Curry (BMI)PUBLISHED BY: Alliance AudioSparx (BMI)COURTESY OF: AudioSparxTITLE: Back RoadsPERFORMED BY: Woods & WhiteheadCOMPOSED BY: Terry WhiteheadPUBLISHED BY: Terry WhiteheadCOURTESY OF: Terry WhiteheadPost production services : Pro Podcast SolutionsAdvertising sales: Contact us directlyContent hosting services: Earshot, Radio4All, PodBeanProducers: Good ol Boy Dave & Gool ol Gal JulieannaIron Maiden Beer, Black Abbey Brewing, Carl Meyer, Trooper Premium Bitter, Red And The Black Porter, Fear Of The Dark Stout, Craft Beer Podcast, Heavy Metal Music, Robinson'S Brewery, Brewdog Usa, Beer Tasting, Suds Episode, Music And Brewing, Beer Industry Insights, Nashville Tennessee Brewery, English Stout, Premium British Bitter, India Pale Lager, Beer And Music Pairing, Rock Band BeersBlack Abbey Brewing Companyhttps://www.blackabbeybrewing.com/Iron Maidenhttps://www.ironmaiden.com/Robinson's Breweryhttps://www.robinsonsbrewery.com/Brewdog USAhttps://www.brewdog.com/usa/Charlie Papazian's 'The Complete Joy of Home Brewing'https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Homebrewing-Fourth-Charlie-Papazian/dp/0062215752Sam Smith's Taddy Porterhttps://www.samuelsmithsbrewery.co.uk/Michael Jackson (Beer Critic)https://www.beerhunter.com/Iron Maiden's 'Live After Death'https://ironmaiden.lnk.to/LADIron Maiden's 'Book of Souls'https://ironmaiden.lnk.to/BOSIron Maiden's 'Killers'https://ironmaiden.lnk.to/KillersIron Maiden's 'Piece of Mind'https://ironmaiden.lnk.to/POMIron Maiden's 'Seventh Son of a Seventh Son'https://ironmaiden.lnk.to/SSOASS Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Big Hair Band Beer@ironmaiden @ironmaidenbeer @robinsonsbrewery @brewdogofficial #beer #HeavyMetal #podcast #radio #coalboy Co hosts : Good ol Boy Dave, Carl Meier, Good ol Boy Drew, and Good ol Gal Julieanna CHATS  Episode – As the episode unfolded, listeners were treated to the rich backstory of Black Abbey Brewing and Carl's personal journey from a beer enthusiast to a brewing industry innovator. But the real stars of the show were the Iron Maiden beers themselves. Each brew, from the Trooper Premium Bitter to the Fear of the Dark English Stout, was dissected and savored, revealing the intricate ways in which Iron Maiden's music influenced their flavor profiles. We taste and rate the following beer from 1-5: 6:42      The Trooper- Bitter – 4.7% ABV brewed with Bobec, Goldings, and Cascade hops.  Robinsons Brewery, Stockport, Greater Manchester, England SUDS-3              Song mentioned during this segment- ‘The Trooper' written by Bruce Dickinson and Steve Harris; recorded on the studio album Piece of Mind, released in 1983, performed by Iron Maiden25:55    Hellcat Cold IPA/IPL -6% ABV – BrewDog USA, Canal Winchester, OH SUDS-4              Song mentioned during this segment – ‘Killers' written by Paul Di'Anno and Steve Harris; recorded on the studio album Killers, released in 1981, performed by Iron Maiden34:07    Trooper Red ‘N' Black Porter – 6.8% ABV.  Robinsons Brewery, Stockport, Greater Manchester, England SUDS-3              Song mentioned in this segment – ‘The Red and the Black' written by Steve Harris with Jeff Bova doing orchestration; recorded on the studio album The Book of Souls, released in 2015; performed by Iron Maiden41:06    Song mentioned in this segment – ‘Rime of the Ancient Mariner' written by Steve Harris; recorded on the studio album Powerslave, released in 1984, performed by Iron Maiden46:41    Song mentioned in this segment – ‘2 Minutes to Midnight' written by Bruce Dickinson and Adrian Smith; recorded on the studio album Powerslave, released in 1984, performed by Iron Maiden49:42    Fear of the Dark English Stout 4.5% ABV.  Robinsons Brewery, Stockport, Greater Manchester, England SUDS-2info@sipssudsandsmokes.com X- @sipssudssmokes IG/FB - @sipssudsandsmokes Sips, Suds, & Smokes® is produced by One Tan Hand Productions using the power of beer, whiskey, and golf.  Available on Apple Podcasts, YouTube Music, Spotify, Pandora, iHeart, and nearly anywhere you can find a podcast.Check out Good ol Boy Dave on 60 Second Reviewshttps://www.instagram.com/goodoleboydave/Carl Meier is President and Co-Founder – The Black Abbey Brewing Company, Nashville TN, founded in 2008.https://www.blackabbeybrewing.com/ Enjoying that cool new Outro Music, it's from Woods & Whitehead – Back Roads Download your copy here:https://amzn.to/2XblorcThe easiest way to find this award winning podcast on your phone is ask Alexa, Siri or Google, “Play Podcast , Sips, Suds, & Smokes” Credits:Post production services : Pro Podcast SolutionsAdvertising sales: Contact us directlyContent hosting services:  Earshot, Radio4All, PodBeanProducers: Good ol Boy Dave & Gool ol Gal JulieannaCampaign that starts March 14 Tampa Promo Tampa Promo

In this heart-wrenching episode, we delve into the tumultuous love story of David and Kristina, embodying the theme "can't live with you, can't live without you." The couple recounts episodes of separation that seemed like the only respite from their shared pain, yet those times apart only underscored their profound connection. Through tears and laughter, they reminisce about the fleeting moments of joy  within the chaos, moments that reminded them both of the love that still remained amidst David's addiction. This episode is a raw testament to David and Kristina's journey, highlighting the indispensable role of a support network in recovery, the power of faith in healing, and the absolute critical importance of honest dialogue.Their journey is marked by the challenges of decision-making in the face of addiction, from the heart wrenching moments in separation, to the leap of faith required to enter rehab. Yet, through prayer and therapeutic conversation, they find moments of insight and gratitude that fuel their determination to rebuild. The couple's shared memories serve as a beacon of hope, illuminating the love that remains steadfast even as it weathers the storm of David's addiction.This episode underscores the critical role of support and the power of resilience in the face of adversity. David and Kristina's story is not just about addiction struggle; it's a profound exploration of the enduring strength of a relationship that, though battered by the tempest of substance abuse, refuses to break. It's a narrative that celebrates the therapeutic power of gratitude, the solace found in prayer, and the insight gained through the most trying of times.Their story is a poignant reminder that sometimes, the things we can't live with are also the things we can't live without, and it's through the shared journey of recovery that true healing can begin. Join us for the final episode of The Goldings' Show.To ask a question in confidence, DM on TikTok or Instagram: @TheGoldings.Show, or visit www.thegoldings.show for more information.To contact us: Website: www.thegoldings.showEmail: media@thegoldings.showInstagram: thegoldings.showTikTok: thegoldings.showTwitter: thegoldingsshowFacebook: The Goldings ShowTo contact David:Website: www.sober.aeEmail: david@sober.aeInstagram: sobercoachdubaiTikTok: sobercoachdubaiTwitter: sobercoachdubaiTo contact Kristina:Instagram: kristinakonfidentialTikTok: kristinakonfidentialIf you would like to speak to David and Kristina about their journey, or how they might be able to support you in your journey, please book an appointment here.

"As addiction progresses and it gets worse over the years, then you find yourself doing new behaviours that you would never have contemplated before." In this compelling instalment of The Goldings' Show, we take a deep and intimate dive into the complex world of addiction, exploring its far-reaching impact on individuals and their families. Our guests, David and Kristina Golding, offer a candid glimpse into their personal struggle with David's addiction to alcohol, cocaine, and gambling.David courageously recounts the insidious nature of his addiction mindset, tracing its roots from innocuous social indulgence to a relentless dependency that consumed his life. The couple pulls back the curtain on the private battles waged within the confines of their home, shedding light on the isolation and clandestine existence that addiction necessitated. They describe the dual life they led, one marked by secrecy and the desperate attempts to conceal David's struggles from the outside world.David and Kristina stress the value of getting help as an addict through an addiction counselling session, support groups, and community resources as instrumental in managing addiction and facilitating the recovery process. The couple also addresses the pervasive stigma attached to addiction, advocating for open, honest dialogue as a means to cultivate understanding and extend support to those grappling with similar challenges.Drawing from the depths of their own experiences, David and Kristina offer heartfelt advice to listeners who may find themselves in parallel situations, whether they are battling addiction firsthand or supporting a loved one through such trials. Their story is not merely a chronicle of addiction; it is a powerful narrative of human resilience, the transformative impact of love and support, and the beacon of hope that recovery can offer.As we conclude this episode of The Goldings' Show, we invite our audience to subscribe for more insightful content. We also urge anyone struggling with addiction to seek assistance through the resources provided in our episode description. For those who wish to engage further, we welcome you to share your stories, ask questions, or offer feedback on this episode.To ask a question in confidence, DM on TikTok or Instagram: @TheGoldings.Show, or visit www.thegoldings.show for more information.To contact us: Website: www.thegoldings.showEmail: media@thegoldings.showInstagram: thegoldings.showTikTok: thegoldings.showTwitter: thegoldingsshowFacebook: The Goldings ShowTo contact David:Website: www.sober.aeEmail: david@sober.aeInstagram: sobercoachdubaiTikTok: sobercoachdubaiTwitter: sobercoachdubaiTo contact Kristina:Instagram: kristinakonfidentialTikTok: kristinakonfidentialIf you would like to speak to David and Kristina about their journey, or how they might be able to support you in your journey, please book an appointment here.

Rachael & Jen discuss the family tree of Fuggles and Goldings hops.

"Nothing would stop me; I'm a full-blown alcoholic addict, and nothing will stop me until I want to change. So that's the most important thing.” - Kristina and David will talk about getting help with addiction, and why a support network is so important.In this episode of "Overcoming Addiction Together,” we delve into the transformative power of seeking recovery assistance, and how getting help with addiction was the turning point in their lives. We learn about the critical moments that led David to the realisation that he needed help, and the couple's subsequent decision to pursue professional support. This decision marked the beginning of a new chapter in their lives, one that would be supported by a network of invaluable resources to help with cocaine addiction and alcoholism.The Goldings emphasise the role of support systems in David's recovery journey and getting help with addiction. They highlight the importance of family, friends, and recovery assistance communities, all of which provided a foundation of strength and encouragement. As we delve into the day-to-day experiences of navigating recovery of alcohol and drug abuse, David and Kristina share the challenges they faced, as well as the victories, big and small, that they celebrated along the way. For those listening who might be grappling with similar issues, David and Kristina offer their advice. They stress the significance of reaching out for help and not going through the struggle alone. In the spirit of our discussion today, we remind you getting help with addiction is a sign of strength. We look forward to continuing our exploration of the impactful journeys that shape our existence.To ask a question in confidence, DM on TikTok or Instagram: @TheGoldings.Show, or visit www.thegoldings.show for more information. To contact us: Website: www.thegoldings.show Email: media@thegoldings.show Instagram: thegoldings.show TikTok: thegoldings.show Twitter: thegoldingsshow Facebook: The Goldings ShowTo contact David:  Website: www.sober.ae Email: david@sober.ae Instagram: sobercoachdubai TikTok: sobercoachdubai Twitter: sobercoachdubai To contact Kristina: Instagram: kristinakonfidential TikTok: kristinakonfidential If you would like to speak to David and Kristina about their journey, or how they might be able to support you in your journey, please book an appointment here.

"When you were in the madness, I too lived in the madness because I had to adapt. You became somebody else, completely different, and you weren't nice." In this episode of "In the Madness," your hosts, David and Kristina Golding, invite you into the eye of the storm that is addiction. David shares an unflinchingly honest narrative of his descent into the "madness" of his vices—alcohol, cocaine, and gambling. He doesn't hold back as he describes the all-consuming cravings, the relentless chase for the next high, and the devastating impact his addiction had on every facet of his life. Listeners will be riveted by his account of the internal battle with his demons and the external destruction that threatened to tear his family apart.Kristina, with soul-baring transparency, gives voice to the silent suffering of those who love an addict. She recounts the endless nights spent in worry, the dread that gripped her heart regarding the safety of their children, and the monumental effort required to keep their family life afloat in the midst of relentless chaos. Her insights offer a poignant look at the collateral damage of addiction, providing a perspective that is often overshadowed by the focus on the addict themselves.As a couple, the Goldings delve into the grim timeline of David's addiction—the milestones marked not by achievements but by despair, the countless memories erased by substance-induced blackouts, and the professional disasters that nearly ended David's career. They confront the painful topics of the strain on their marriage, the shattered trust, and the painstaking process of piecing their partnership back together.Yet, within this narrative of darkness, David and Kristina also illuminate a path of hope and redemption. They express profound appreciation for the chance to share their journey, the invaluable lessons they've learned, and the unexpected blessings that have arisen from their trials. They extend a heartfelt invitation to listeners to join in the conversation, to share their own stories of struggle, and to find comfort in the community that understands the true nature of their battles.This episode encourages listeners to contemplate addiction as a manifestation of "madness," a relentless force with the power to dominate one's existence, but also as a formidable adversary that can be defeated with the right support, empathy, and indomitable spirit. Tune in to "In the Madness" for a raw, intimate, and ultimately uplifting dialogue about the realities of addiction and the formidable strength found in recovery and healing.To ask a question in confidence, DM on TikTok or Instagram: @TheGoldings.Show, or visit www.thegoldings.show for more information. To contact us: Website: www.thegoldings.show Email: media@thegoldings.show Instagram: thegoldings.show TikTok: thegoldings.show Twitter: thegoldingsshow Facebook: The Goldings ShowTo contact David:  Website: www.sober.ae Email: david@sober.ae Instagram: sobercoachdubai TikTok: sobercoachdubai Twitter: sobercoachdubai To contact Kristina: Instagram: kri

"Oh my God, what have I become? I was disgusted with myself, completely and utterly disgusted." Welcome to the first episode of "The Goldings Show," where we dive into the lives of our hosts, Kristina and David Golding. In this episode, we're not just introducing the show; we're introducing you to the heart and soul behind it. Get ready to learn about the couple's unique journey, their passions, and what makes their bond so special.Kristina and David open up about their personal and shared experiences, giving listeners an intimate look at the people behind the microphones. From their first encounter to the trials and triumphs that have shaped their relationship, they lay it all out on the table. David candidly shares his past battles with addiction, including alcohol, drugs, and gambling, and the toll it took on their lives. Kristina, with her unwavering support, discusses the emotional rollercoaster and the strength it took to stand by David through his darkest times.This episode is not just about the struggles, though. It's a celebration of overcoming adversity and the power of love and commitment. David, now an advocate for recovery, and Kristina, a beacon of support, offer their insights into the complexities of addiction and the critical role of support systems in the journey to sobriety.Listeners will be inspired by their honesty and transparency as they discuss the importance of communication in healing and the strategies they've employed to rebuild their lives together. The Goldings invite you to join them in this raw and enlightening conversation, hoping to connect with those who may be facing similar challenges and to foster a community of understanding and support.So, tune in, get to know Kristina and David, and be part of "The Goldings Show" from the very beginning. This is more than just a podcast; it's a lifeline for those in need and a source of hope for anyone looking for light in the darkness. Don't miss this powerful introduction to a series that promises to be as impactful as it is heartfelt.To ask a question in confidence, DM on TikTok or Instagram, or contact them on their website.To ask a question in confidence, DM on TikTok or Instagram: @TheGoldings.Show, or visit www.thegoldings.show for more information. To contact us: Website: www.thegoldings.show Email: media@thegoldings.show Instagram: thegoldings.show TikTok: thegoldings.show Twitter: thegoldingsshow Facebook: The Goldings ShowTo contact David:  Website: www.sober.ae Email: david@sober.ae Instagram: sobercoachdubai TikTok: sobercoachdubai Twitter: sobercoachdubai To contact Kristina: Instagram: kristinakonfidential TikTok: kristinakonfidential If you would like to speak to David and Kristina about their journey, or how they might be able to support you in your journey, please book an appointment here.

Welcome to a special preview of The Goldings Show, where we delve into the captivating lives of David and Kristina Golding. "You will come face to face with the harsh realities of David's addiction to alcohol, cocaine, and gambling." This episode offers an intimate glimpse into the couple's opulent yet tumultuous world, marked by their fight against addiction's powerful grip. Join us as we uncover the raw and emotional story of David's descent into the clutches of alcohol, cocaine, and the high stakes of gambling. We'll navigate through the chaos of their heated confrontations and the heartache that Christina endures alongside him.Our journey with the Goldingss is not just about the darkness of addiction; it's a testament to the human spirit's resilience. Through candid conversations and personal anecdotes, we aim to shed light on the complexities of addiction and its impact on relationships. This episode promises to be an eye-opener, providing a rare look at the challenges faced by those living in the shadows of luxury.Prepare to be moved by the Goldings' story, as we offer a sneak peek into the lives of David and Kristina. It's a narrative that will resonate with many, offering hope and understanding in the face of adversity. So, tune in to "The Goldings Show" for an unforgettable introduction to a couple's journey through the highs and lows of life, love, and the struggle for sobriety.Welcome to a special preview of The Goldings Show, where we delve into the captivating lives of David and Kristina Golding. "You will come face to face with the harsh realities of David's addiction to alcohol, cocaine, and gambling." This episode offers an intimate glimpse into the couple's opulent yet tumultuous world, marked by their fight against addiction's powerful grip. Join us as we uncover the raw and emotional story of David's descent into the clutches of alcohol, cocaine, and the high stakes of gambling. We'll navigate through the chaos of their heated confrontations and the heartache that Christina endures alongside him.Our journey with the Goldings is not just about the darkness of addiction; it's a testament to the human spirit's resilience. Through candid conversations and personal anecdotes, we aim to shed light on the complexities of addiction and its impact on relationships. This episode promises to be an eye-opener, providing a rare look at the challenges faced by those living in the shadows of luxury.Prepare to be moved by the Goldings' story, as we offer a sneak peek into the lives of David and Kristina. It's a narrative that will resonate with many, offering hope and understanding in the face of adversity. So, tune in to "The Goldings Show" for an unforgettable introduction to a couple's journey through the highs and lows of life, love, and the struggle for sobriety.To ask a question in confidence, DM on TikTok or Instagram: @TheGoldings.Show, or visit www.thegoldings.show for more information. To contact us: Website: www.thegoldings.show Email: media@thegoldings.show Instagram: thegoldings.show TikTok: thegoldings.show Twitter: thegoldingsshow Facebook: The Goldings ShowTo contact David:  Website: www.sober.ae Email: david@sober.ae Instagram: sobercoachdubai TikTok:

We caught up with Ryan Lerman on working with Larry Golding and the band they formed called Scary Goldings more: https://scarypockets.bandcamp.com/album/iv @allthatjampod on IG, FB, and Twitter - www.allthatjampod.com - Subscribe - leave a review - tell a friend. All That Jam is brought to you by Executive Producers Amanda Cadran and Kevin Hogan. Produced and edited by Amanda Cadran and Kevin Hogan. Mixed and Mastered by Kevin Hogan. Original Music by Aaron Gaul. Art by Amanda Cadran.

Scary Goldings is an offshoot of Ryan Lerman and Jack Conte's other project Scary Pockets a soulful R&B funk band. Scary Goldings featuring John Scofield recently released a record primarily recorded at performance in France. I caught up with Ryan Lerman and John Scofield to get the scoop on the collaboration and all things Scary Goldings and Pockets.   First song: Bruise Cruise Second song: Meter's RunningSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ett gammalt fall med strandade pojkar har återigen fått William Goldings beskrivning av barns grymheter att ifrågasättas. Men situationen och systemet styr vilka vi blir, konstaterar Eva-Lotta Hultén. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna. Essän sändes första gången 2020.I september 1965 tröttnade sex pojkar mellan 13 och 16 år på sin katolska internatskola på ön Tonga i Söderhavet. De knyckte en fiskebåt nere i hamnen, packade med sig lite bananer och kokosnötter och gav sig iväg med planen att ta sig till Fiji. Det slutade illa. När det blåste upp slets seglen sönder och båten drev i åtta dygn innan de illa rustade pojkarna kunde ta sig iland på den lilla ön Ata. Där blev de kvar i ett år innan de räddades av ett passerande fartyg. Historien, som har likheter med William Goldings ”Flugornas herre”, har återberättats i tidningen The Guardian av författaren Rutger Bregman.I William Goldings roman blir ett flygplan tvunget att släppa av alla sina passagerare, pojkar mellan sex och tolv år, på en ö någonstans i tropiskt klimat. Ön visar sig vara paradisisk. Det finns gott om färskvatten, frukt och vilda grisar och en lagun att bada och fiska i. Under en period fungerar livet på ön väl men snart blir spänningarna mellan de båda ledargestalterna Ralph och Jack starkare och det system av åtminstone relativ demokrati som pojkarna byggt upp vittrar sönder. Ledarskapet glider över på Jack som har en mer auktoritär stil och kräver underkastelse.Ralph och några pojkar till fortsätter att kämpa för att hålla liv i de spillror av demokrati som lever kvar men den som opponerar sig mot Jack riskerar att utsättas för våld. En av Jacks hantlangare sätter ett stort klippblock i rullning och blocket stöter till Ralphs vän Nasse så att han faller nedför en klippavsats och krossas, och med honom dör också allt hopp om att förnuft och demokrati ska råda på ön.Så här ser alltså den mänskliga naturen ut, den starke tar makten och konkurrens vinner över samarbete. Inte alls! Säger Rutger Bregman i sitt reportage. Mycket skiljer nämligen verklighetens skeppsbrutna barn från bokens. Pojkarna från Tonga – Stephen, Kolo, Mano, David, Luke och Sione – höll sams under sin tid på ön och hjälptes åt med odlingar, matlagning, vatteninsamling och allt annat de behövde för att klara sig. Bregman menar att berättelsen om dessa sex pojkar visar att den sedan länge förhärskande idén om människan som självisk är felaktig och att William Goldings bild av den mänskliga naturen är en nidbild. Jag önskar att det var så enkelt som att han hade rätt.I nya situationer kan vi lätt förmås att göra saker som annars vore oss helt främmande. I ”Flugornas herre” beskriver William Golding denna situationens makt på ett mycket trovärdigt sätt: det avgränsade rummet som får barnens ursprungliga moraluppfattning och världen utanför att blekna bort; den starke ledaren som gör att de flesta avsäger sig sin förmåga att tänka självständigt; utpekandet av syndabockar i form av Ralph och Nasse; skräcken för en yttre fiende i form av ett odjur som inte finns men som motiverar våldet och bristen på demokrati; maskerna som avindividualiserar pojkarna och gör att de känner sig fria från personligt ansvar, och så det vi- och domtänkande som i det här fallet symboliseras av att en del av pojkarna tidigare ingått i samma gosskör och bildar ett sammanhållet ”vi” som ställer andra utanför.Men situationer uppstår inte i ett vakuum. Vilka situationer vi hamnar i beror på vilka man bäddat för. Och där kommer systemets kraft in. Systemet som, förklarar socialpsykologen Philip Zimbardo, tillhandahåller institutionellt understöd, auktoritet och resurser som den enskilda situationen hämtar sin kraft ur. I Goldings bok kommer systemet med pojkarna till ön hemifrån. De har en föreställning om hur ett samhälle ska organiseras som de försöker leva upp till. Som skolbarn av 50– talets England har de fostrats in i ett hierarkiskt och ganska empatilöst förhållningssätt till varandra.Som en sorts ö kan kanske också fängelset Abu Ghurayb under Irakkriget beskrivas. Abu Ghurayb blev känt över världen i april 2004 när bilder därifrån läcktes till pressen. De visade på systematisk tortyr av fångar och ett av de mest absurda fotografierna föreställer en ung kvinnlig amerikansk militärpolis som med ett stomatol-leende lutar sig ner över en plastinpackad och till döds misshandlad man.Efter att vad den amerikanska militärpolisen ägnat sig åt i Abu Ghurayb blev känt i USA blev socialpsykologen Philip Zimbardo, som ägnat sin forskning åt bland annat gruppdynamik, kontaktad av en av de åtalades advokat för att delta i försvaret av honom. Chip Frederick hade dekorerats med ett flertal militära utmärkelser och medaljer. De tester Zimbardo senare utförde på honom visade att han var normalintelligent, med normala moraliska värderingar och utan sadistiska eller patologiska tendenser.Abu Ghurayb var under tiden Chip Frederick var stationerad där en plats i närmast totalt kaos. I stora svep förde man dit både barn och vuxna som råkat befinna sig på fel plats vid fel tillfälle, som när någon bomb sprängts. Från hustaken runtom fängelset sköt krypskyttar mot militärpoliserna. Chip Frederick arbetade tolv timmar per dygn, sju dagar i veckan under extremt stressande förhållanden. Lägg till detta den uppgift han och hans medarbetare fått av den militära underrättelsetjänsten: att förbereda fångar för förhör. En av Chip Fredricks kollegor berättade om förhållandena: ”De överordnade sa: 'Använd er fantasi. Krossa dem. Vi vill ha dem krossade när vi kommer tillbaka hit.' ”När Donald Rumsfeld med anhang efter att skandalen briserat försökte framställa Chip Fredrick och hans underordnade som de ruttna äpplena i en för övrigt utmärkt korg var det alltså bara ett försök att sprida dimridåer kring det faktum att arbetsförhållandena var fruktansvärda och att förutsättningarna för vilka situationer som kunde uppstå getts av människor högre upp i hierarkin. Med Philip Zimbardos terminologi kan man beskriva det som hände i Abu Ghurayb som att systemiska och situationella krafter samverkade och skapade onda handlingar utförda av goda, eller i alla fall helt normala, människor.Även om Jack, den destruktive ledaren i Goldings bok, har en aggressivitet i sig redan från början hade han kanske i en annan omgivning utvecklats åt ett helt annat håll. Men den gode ledaren Ralph har faktiskt tilldelat honom rollen som jägare och utnämnt gosskören till hans underlydande och han agerar därefter. Kanske med den engelska internatskolans hierarkiska mönster som förebild.Rädsla, outvecklad förmåga till empati, ogenomtänkta föreställningar om vad det innebär att vara ledare eller dåliga modeller för samlevnad kan få oss att göra varandra illa. Alla som någon gång sett mobbning i en skolklass vet att även barn tyvärr kan begå grymheter mot varandra, ibland ganska utstuderande sådana. Det som utspelar sig i ”Flugornas herre” är alltså inget osannolikt scenario men som väl är är det heller inte det enda möjliga, vilket visas av berättelsen om de sex pojkarna på Ata.Till alla öar vi reser tar vi med oss idéer och mönster från de situationer och system vi tidigare befunnit oss i – olika beroende på våra erfarenheter. Och vi har enorma möjligheter att påverka vilka situationer både barn och vuxna skapar åt sig genom vilka system vi fostrar dem in i och vilka värderingar och förväntningar vi skickar med dem.Eva-Lotta Hultén, journalist och författare

What's so funny about Larry Goldings?  He has been such a major musical force for so long, it's hard to remember a time when he was not around. He's one of the most accomplished, respected and admired hammond organ players alive and much of his career has been devoted to that instrument.  The trio he formed in the early 90s with guitarist Peter Bernstein and Bill Stewart has been one of the pillars of his musical life for over 30 years, and the three have remained United for decades. Their most recent record, Perpetual Pendulum, was released earlier this year. The recording session for the album marked the 30th anniversary of the release of their first record together - the 1991 album The Intimacy of the Blues. Larry eventually moved to the West Coast and carved out a reputation as not only a jazz musician but also a highly sensitive session player, sideman, collaborator, songwriter, and film composer.  Goldings is also no stranger to social media: For years he has posted clips of himself - not only musical, but also what you might describe as schtick or comedy. His alter ego, Hans Groiner, for example, claims to be an Austrian accordion player, pianist, educator and Thelonious Monk specialist who has  improved Monk's music by making it "more relaxing, and less offensive to the ear." In recent years he's also become a regular fixture with Scary Pockets, the LA based YouTube famous funk collective. Larry Goldings and Scary Pockets even have their own side project called Scary Goldings, they've recorded a bunch of albums and videos together, and over time have brought in Larry's longtime friend John Scofield to join them, as well as other viral superstars like MonoNeon and Louis Cole.  In this conversation, originally recorded in 2016, Larry talks about his early development and influences, his ongoing relationship with Peter Bernstein and Bill Stewart, working with John Scofield, James Taylor, Maceo Parker, Jon Hendricks, the New York - LA thing, his approach to accompaniment, organ playing and telling jokes on the bandstand.  www.third-story.comwww.patreon.com/thirdstorypodcast https://www.wbgo.org/podcast/the-third-story Music in this episode:  John Scofield “Do Like Eddie”Goldings, Bernstein, Stewart “United”James Taylor “School Song”Johnny Bowtie Barstow “First Noel” Hans Groiner - YoutubeLarry Goldings “Ivermectin”Scary Goldings “Larry Pockets”Jon Hendricks “Freddie Freeloader”Christopher Hollyday “No Second Quarter”Larry Goldings Trio “The Intimacy of The Blues”Jaco Pastorious “Word Of Mouth”Dave McKenna “C Jam Blues”Jimmy Smith and Wes Montgomery “James and Wes”Peter Bernstein (feat. Larry Goldings) “While We're Young”Chris Anderson “The Folks Who Live On The Hill”Jim Hall (feat. Larry Goldings) “Somewhere”Larry Young “Back Up”Billy Preston “Will It Go Round In Circles”Goldings, Bernstein, Stewart “Reflections In D”Weather Report “In A Silent Way”Jimmy Smith “The Sermon”Abdullah Ibrahim “Carnival”Maceo Parker “Shake Everything You Got”Maceo Parker “Pass The Peas”James Taylor “Country Road”  

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John Keeling joined the brewing industry as a laboratory technician for Wilson's Brewery in Newton Heath, Manchester in 1974 and, inspired by what he saw, left in 1977 to study for a degree in Brewing and Distilling at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh. January, 1981 saw him join Fuller's as a Junior Brewer. He has since held various positions at Fuller's culminating in his promotion to Brewing Director in April 1999. During his time as Director, over £60 million has been invested in developing the brewery. In January 2017, he handed over the reins to Georgina Young, Fuller's first ever female Head Brewer, but remains a Global Ambassador for the company.John is an acclaimed judge and speaker at many beer competitions around the world including several Beer World Cups and the Australian International Beer Awards.

Ett gammalt fall med strandade pojkar har återigen fått William Goldings beskrivning av barns grymheter att ifrågasättas. Men situationen och systemet styr vilka vi blir, konstaterar Eva-Lotta Hultén. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna. Essän sändes första gången 2020.I september 1965 tröttnade sex pojkar mellan 13 och 16 år på sin katolska internatskola på ön Tonga i Söderhavet. De knyckte en fiskebåt nere i hamnen, packade med sig lite bananer och kokosnötter och gav sig iväg med planen att ta sig till Fiji. Det slutade illa. När det blåste upp slets seglen sönder och båten drev i åtta dygn innan de illa rustade pojkarna kunde ta sig iland på den lilla ön Ata. Där blev de kvar i ett år innan de räddades av ett passerande fartyg. Historien, som har likheter med William Goldings Flugornas herre, har återberättats i tidningen The Guardian av författaren Rutger Bregman.I William Goldings roman blir ett flygplan tvunget att släppa av alla sina passagerare, pojkar mellan sex och tolv år, på en ö någonstans i tropiskt klimat. Ön visar sig vara paradisisk. Det finns gott om färskvatten, frukt och vilda grisar och en lagun att bada och fiska i. Under en period fungerar livet på ön väl men snart blir spänningarna mellan de båda ledargestalterna Ralph och Jack starkare och det system av åtminstone relativ demokrati som pojkarna byggt upp vittrar sönder. Ledarskapet glider över på Jack som har en mer auktoritär stil och kräver underkastelse.Ralph och några pojkar till fortsätter att kämpa för att hålla liv i de spillror av demokrati som lever kvar men den som opponerar sig mot Jack riskerar att utsättas för våld. En av Jacks hantlangare sätter ett stort klippblock i rullning och blocket stöter till Ralphs vän Nasse så att han faller nedför en klippavsats och krossas, och med honom dör också allt hopp om att förnuft och demokrati ska råda på ön.Så här ser alltså den mänskliga naturen ut, den starke tar makten och konkurrens vinner över samarbete. Inte alls! Säger Rutger Bregman i sitt reportage. Mycket skiljer nämligen verklighetens skeppsbrutna barn från bokens. Pojkarna från Tonga   Stephen, Kolo, Mano, David, Luke och Sione höll sams under sin tid på ön och hjälptes åt med odlingar, matlagning, vatteninsamling och allt annat de behövde för att klara sig. Bregman menar att berättelsen om dessa sex pojkar visar att den sedan länge förhärskande idén om människan som självisk är felaktig och att William Goldings bild av den mänskliga naturen är en nidbild. Jag önskar att det var så enkelt som att han hade rätt.I nya situationer kan vi lätt förmås att göra saker som annars vore oss helt främmande. I Flugornas herre beskriver William Golding denna situationens makt på ett mycket trovärdigt sätt: det avgränsade rummet som får barnens ursprungliga moraluppfattning och världen utanför att blekna bort; den starke ledaren som gör att de flesta avsäger sig sin förmåga att tänka självständigt; utpekandet av syndabockar i form av Ralph och Nasse; skräcken för en yttre fiende i form av ett odjur som inte finns men som motiverar våldet och bristen på demokrati; maskerna som avindividualiserar pojkarna och gör att de känner sig fria från personligt ansvar, och så det vi- och domtänkande som i det här fallet symboliseras av att en del av pojkarna tidigare ingått i samma gosskör och bildar ett sammanhållet vi som ställer andra utanför.Men situationer uppstår inte i ett vakuum. Vilka situationer vi hamnar i beror på vilka man bäddat för. Och där kommer systemets kraft in. Systemet som, förklarar socialpsykologen Philip Zimbardo, tillhandahåller institutionellt understöd, auktoritet och resurser som den enskilda situationen hämtar sin kraft ur. I Goldings bok kommer systemet med pojkarna till ön hemifrån. De har en föreställning om hur ett samhälle ska organiseras som de försöker leva upp till. Som skolbarn av 50 talets England har de fostrats in i ett hierarkiskt och ganska empatilöst förhållningssätt till varandra.Som en sorts ö kan kanske också fängelset Abu Ghurayb under Irakkriget beskrivas. Abu Ghurayb blev känt över världen i april 2004 när bilder därifrån läcktes till pressen. De visade på systematisk tortyr av fångar och ett av de mest absurda fotografierna föreställer en ung kvinnlig amerikansk militärpolis som med ett stomatol-leende lutar sig ner över en plastinpackad och till döds misshandlad man.Efter att vad den amerikanska militärpolisen ägnat sig åt i Abu Ghurayb blev känt i USA blev socialpsykologen Philip Zimbardo, som ägnat sin forskning åt bland annat gruppdynamik, kontaktad av en av de åtalades advokat för att delta i försvaret av honom. Chip Frederick hade dekorerats med ett flertal militära utmärkelser och medaljer. De tester Zimbardo senare utförde på honom visade att han var normalintelligent, med normala moraliska värderingar och utan sadistiska eller patologiska tendenser.Abu Ghurayb var under tiden Chip Frederick var stationerad där en plats i närmast totalt kaos. I stora svep förde man dit både barn och vuxna som råkat befinna sig på fel plats vid fel tillfälle, som när någon bomb sprängts. Från hustaken runtom fängelset sköt krypskyttar mot militärpoliserna. Chip Frederick arbetade tolv timmar per dygn, sju dagar i veckan under extremt stressande förhållanden. Lägg till detta den uppgift han och hans medarbetare fått av den militära underrättelsetjänsten: att förbereda fångar för förhör. En av Chip Fredricks kollegor berättade om förhållandena: De överordnade sa: 'Använd er fantasi. Krossa dem. Vi vill ha dem krossade när vi kommer tillbaka hit.' När Donald Rumsfeld med anhang efter att skandalen briserat försökte framställa Chip Fredrick och hans underordnade som de ruttna äpplena i en för övrigt utmärkt korg var det alltså bara ett försök att sprida dimridåer kring det faktum att arbetsförhållandena var fruktansvärda och att förutsättningarna för vilka situationer som kunde uppstå getts av människor högre upp i hierarkin. Med Philip Zimbardos terminologi kan man beskriva det som hände i Abu Ghurayb som att systemiska och situationella krafter samverkade och skapade onda handlingar utförda av goda, eller i alla fall helt normala, människor.Även om Jack, den destruktive ledaren i Goldings bok, har en aggressivitet i sig redan från början hade han kanske i en annan omgivning utvecklats åt ett helt annat håll. Men den gode ledaren Ralph har faktiskt tilldelat honom rollen som jägare och utnämnt gosskören till hans underlydande och han agerar därefter. Kanske med den engelska internatskolans hierarkiska mönster som förebild.Rädsla, outvecklad förmåga till empati, ogenomtänkta föreställningar om vad det innebär att vara ledare eller dåliga modeller för samlevnad kan få oss att göra varandra illa. Alla som någon gång sett mobbning i en skolklass vet att även barn tyvärr kan begå grymheter mot varandra, ibland ganska utstuderande sådana. Det som utspelar sig i Flugornas herre är alltså inget osannolikt scenario men som väl är är det heller inte det enda möjliga, vilket visas av berättelsen om de sex pojkarna på Ata.Till alla öar vi reser tar vi med oss idéer och mönster från de situationer och system vi tidigare befunnit oss i  olika beroende på våra erfarenheter. Och vi har enorma möjligheter att påverka vilka situationer både barn och vuxna skapar åt sig genom vilka system vi fostrar dem in i och vilka värderingar och förväntningar vi skickar med dem.Eva-Lotta Hultén, journalist och författare

Kim Hughes, the founder of Goldings Communications, talks about reputation management for her clients, a mix of businesses and charities and how she tries to connect the two, as wel as the challenges of setting up a business in the middle of the pandemic. See https://www.linkedin.com/in/kim-hughes-goldings-comms/ and https://goldings-comms.co.uk/ Originally broadcast on 11th of Jan 2022 on Open4Business on NLive Radio

また会いましたね！ 待って、これを前にやったことがありますか？Ryan and Damien remember the extraordinary life of Jon Huber and his impact on the wrestling world at large before delving into their annual preview of the biggest night in Japanese wrestling, Wrestle Kingdom 15, from the roads that have led us here to the road yet untraveled! Social Media Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @filthyfncasuals Email us at filthyfncasuals1@gmail.com Follow Ryan Doyle on Twitter @doylerulez Follow Damien Ellinghaus on Twitter @badideadames 100% of all proceeds from the following wrestlers websites will go directly to the family of Jon Huber: https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/brodielee https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/mickfoley https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/cmpunk Segments 0:00:00-0:14:23- Intro, Memorial to Brodie Lee, What We're Drinking 0:12:24-0:26:25- Discussion on Impact, AEW and WWE 0:26:26-1:32:25- Discussion on Wrestle Kingdom 15 1:32:26-1:39:42- What We've Been Listening To 1:39:43-1:44:09- Legend Killer, Outro Media Brodie Lee vs Jon Moxley (CZW From Small Beginnings...Come Great Things 2011)- https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3rm6za Brodie Lee vs Claudio Castagnoli in a Steel Cage match (Chikara Style and Substance 2008)- https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7yc34d Brodie Lee vs Eddie Kingston for the Chikara Grand Championship (Chikara It's How You Play The Game 2012)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjkcBQKYvyQ Luke Harper vs Dolph Ziggler for the Intercontinental Championship (WWE Smackdown 2014)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLNP_284hNo The Wyatt Family vs The Shield (WWE Elimination Chamber 2014)- https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4agom5 Brodie Lee vs Cody for the TNT Championship (AEW Dynamite 2020)- https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7vra9c Brodie Lee vs Cody Rhodes in a Dog Collar Match for the TNT Championship (AEW Dynamite 2020)- https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7wp5y9 What We're Listening To Crosses- The Beginning of the End (2020): https://open.spotify.com/album/1AzTuMIT0bU8ACKi0s94Wn?si=r0g0yHMYRkGeVpUZ2JlVpg Blood From The Soul- DSM-5 (2020): https://open.spotify.com/album/6R4OYWPgyjErHpoCtocIJ3?si=Fqyvgu2JRtaly4hJhHPppg The Black Dahlia Murder- Deflorate (2009): https://open.spotify.com/album/4j5M1f9O1vN42Ep4jkK0IW?si=Pw6GTwiPQkWfm5CZxHny-w Eric Johnson- Ah Via Musicom (1990): https://open.spotify.com/album/4euX7BHHIVZecdn7Ii3eg2?si=93QQjIHUQgut-XVSua0IVQ Teenage Wrist- Chrome Neon Jesus (2018): https://open.spotify.com/album/7DUbrWwDxAeoNzFwKNVpiw?si=QoHMeqRIT_isHD6obfOZDQ Chevelle- Wonder What's Next (2002): https://open.spotify.com/album/481JiVXZYUlTtqlv9ewJXV?si=UGnCKnNdRE6HMdTMYIiM1w What We're Drinking Damien- Celebration APA (6.8% American Pale Ale dry hopped with Cascade, Centennial and Chinook hops) by Sierra Nevada Brewing Company Ryan- Fat Tire (5.2% Belgian White Ale brewed with Willamette, Goldings and Nugget hops and Pale, C-80, Munich and Victory Malt) by New Belgium Brewing Company

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The Oral History Project episode today is a conversation between Winston and Tyjae, both men of colour who have spent time in the care system.   Winston was placed in care with Barnardo’s at the age of three, after his father, a soldier who had been stationed in the UK during WW2, returned to the US. He grew up in foster care and spent his teenage years in William Baker Technical School, known as Goldings, a residential school run by Barnardo's in Hertfordshire. The school is known, among many things, for providing all the Wimbledon ball boys between 1946 to 1966. Winston was one of them.  He’s talking to Tyjae, a young man from London, who attends our Youthbuild Academy in Lewisham. He, too, spent time in care in his early years. In this conversation, they each share their experiences of racism, Winston explains his involvement in his local Black Lives Matter protests and the hope he feels seeing young people’s interest in politics and social justice, and Tyjae, who is an aspiring musician, gets to play Winston some of his music.  The purpose of this type of conversation is to give 2 people, one older and one younger, the chance to compare and contrast a shared life experience. They get to swap some of the wisdom and knowledge they’ve gained on their respective journey’s, and we get to learn something too. Disclaimer: In an effort to keep the authentic voice of the guests, this episode contains language that may be considered offensive to some listeners.

Ett gammalt fall med strandade pojkar har återigen fått William Goldings beskrivning av barn grymheter att ifrågasättas. Men situationen och systemet styr vilka vi blir, konstaterar Eva-Lotta Hultén. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna. I september 1965 tröttnade sex pojkar mellan 13 och 16 år på sin katolska internatskola på ön Tonga i Söderhavet. De knyckte en fiskebåt nere i hamnen, packade med sig lite bananer och kokosnötter och gav sig iväg med planen att ta sig till Fiji. Det slutade illa. När det blåste upp slets seglen sönder och båten drev i åtta dygn innan de illa rustade pojkarna kunde ta sig iland på den lilla ön Ata. Där blev de kvar i ett år innan de räddades av ett passerande fartyg. Historien, som har likheter med William Goldings Flugornas herre, har återberättats i tidningen The Guardian av författaren Rutger Bregman. I William Goldings roman blir ett flygplan tvunget att släppa av alla sina passagerare, pojkar mellan sex och tolv år, på en ö någonstans i tropiskt klimat. Ön visar sig vara paradisisk. Det finns gott om färskvatten, frukt och vilda grisar och en lagun att bada och fiska i. Under en period fungerar livet på ön väl men snart blir spänningarna mellan de båda ledargestalterna Ralph och Jack starkare och det system av åtminstone relativ demokrati som pojkarna byggt upp vittrar sönder. Ledarskapet glider över på Jack som har en mer auktoritär stil och kräver underkastelse. Ralph och några pojkar till fortsätter att kämpa för att hålla liv i de spillror av demokrati som lever kvar men den som opponerar sig mot Jack riskerar att utsättas för våld. En av Jacks hantlangare sätter ett stort klippblock i rullning och blocket stöter till Ralphs vän Nasse så att han faller nedför en klippavsats och krossas, och med honom dör också allt hopp om att förnuft och demokrati ska råda på ön. Så här ser alltså den mänskliga naturen ut, den starke tar makten och konkurrens vinner över samarbete. Inte alls! Säger Rutger Bregman i sitt reportage. Mycket skiljer nämligen verklighetens skeppsbrutna barn från bokens. Pojkarna från Tonga   Stephen, Kolo, Mano, David, Luke och Sione höll sams under sin tid på ön och hjälptes åt med odlingar, matlagning, vatteninsamling och allt annat de behövde för att klara sig. Bregman menar att berättelsen om dessa sex pojkar visar att den sedan länge förhärskande idén om människan som självisk är felaktig och att William Goldings bild av den mänskliga naturen är en nidbild. Jag önskar att det var så enkelt som att han hade rätt. I nya situationer kan vi lätt förmås att göra saker som annars vore oss helt främmande. I Flugornas herre beskriver William Golding denna situationens makt på ett mycket trovärdigt sätt: det avgränsade rummet som får barnens ursprungliga moraluppfattning och världen utanför att blekna bort; den starke ledaren som gör att de flesta avsäger sig sin förmåga att tänka självständigt; utpekandet av syndabockar i form av Ralph och Nasse; skräcken för en yttre fiende i form av ett odjur som inte finns men som motiverar våldet och bristen på demokrati; maskerna som avindividualiserar pojkarna och gör att de känner sig fria från personligt ansvar, och så det vi- och domtänkande som i det här fallet symboliseras av att en del av pojkarna tidigare ingått i samma gosskör och bildar ett sammanhållet vi som ställer andra utanför. Men situationer uppstår inte i ett vakuum. Vilka situationer vi hamnar i beror på vilka man bäddat för. Och där kommer systemets kraft in. Systemet som, förklarar socialpsykologen Philip Zimbardo, tillhandahåller institutionellt understöd, auktoritet och resurser som den enskilda situationen hämtar sin kraft ur. I Goldings bok kommer systemet med pojkarna till ön hemifrån. De har en föreställning om hur ett samhälle ska organiseras som de försöker leva upp till. Som skolbarn av 50 talets England har de fostrats in i ett hierarkiskt och ganska empatilöst förhållningssätt till varandra. Som en sorts ö kan kanske också fängelset Abu Ghurayb under Irakkriget beskrivas. Abu Ghurayb blev känt över världen i april 2004 när bilder därifrån läcktes till pressen. De visade på systematisk tortyr av fångar och ett av de mest absurda fotografierna föreställer en ung kvinnlig amerikansk militärpolis som med ett stomatol-leende lutar sig ner över en plastinpackad och till döds misshandlad man. Efter att vad den amerikanska militärpolisen ägnat sig åt i Abu Ghurayb blev känt i USA blev socialpsykologen Philip Zimbardo, som ägnat sin forskning åt bland annat gruppdynamik, kontaktad av en av de åtalades advokat för att delta i försvaret av honom. Chip Frederick hade dekorerats med ett flertal militära utmärkelser och medaljer. De tester Zimbardo senare utförde på honom visade att han var normalintelligent, med normala moraliska värderingar och utan sadistiska eller patologiska tendenser. Abu Ghurayb var under tiden Chip Frederick var stationerad där en plats i närmast totalt kaos. I stora svep förde man dit både barn och vuxna som råkat befinna sig på fel plats vid fel tillfälle, som när någon bomb sprängts. Från hustaken runtom fängelset sköt krypskyttar mot militärpoliserna. Chip Frederick arbetade tolv timmar per dygn, sju dagar i veckan under extremt stressande förhållanden. Lägg till detta den uppgift han och hans medarbetare fått av den militära underrättelsetjänsten: att förbereda fångar för förhör. En av Chip Fredricks kollegor berättade om förhållandena: De överordnade sa: 'Använd er fantasi. Krossa dem. Vi vill ha dem krossade när vi kommer tillbaka hit.' När Donald Rumsfeld med anhang efter att skandalen briserat försökte framställa Chip Fredrick och hans underordnade som de ruttna äpplena i en för övrigt utmärkt korg var det alltså bara ett försök att sprida dimridåer kring det faktum att arbetsförhållandena var fruktansvärda och att förutsättningarna för vilka situationer som kunde uppstå getts av människor högre upp i hierarkin. Med Philip Zimbardos terminologi kan man beskriva det som hände i Abu Ghurayb som att systemiska och situationella krafter samverkade och skapade onda handlingar utförda av goda, eller i alla fall helt normala, människor. Även om Jack, den destruktive ledaren i Goldings bok, har en aggressivitet i sig redan från början hade han kanske i en annan omgivning utvecklats åt ett helt annat håll. Men den gode ledaren Ralph har faktiskt tilldelat honom rollen som jägare och utnämnt gosskören till hans underlydande och han agerar därefter. Kanske med den engelska internatskolans hierarkiska mönster som förebild. Rädsla, outvecklad förmåga till empati, ogenomtänkta föreställningar om vad det innebär att vara ledare eller dåliga modeller för samlevnad kan få oss att göra varandra illa. Alla som någon gång sett mobbning i en skolklass vet att även barn tyvärr kan begå grymheter mot varandra, ibland ganska utstuderande sådana. Det som utspelar sig i Flugornas herre är alltså inget osannolikt scenario men som väl är är det heller inte det enda möjliga, vilket visas av berättelsen om de sex pojkarna på Ata. Till alla öar vi reser tar vi med oss idéer och mönster från de situationer och system vi tidigare befunnit oss i  olika beroende på våra erfarenheter. Och vi har enorma möjligheter att påverka vilka situationer både barn och vuxna skapar åt sig genom vilka system vi fostrar dem in i och vilka värderingar och förväntningar vi skickar med dem. Eva-Lotta Hultén, journalist och författare

Sean shares some positivity with us musings about what's around this lockdown corner. He also shares some sage advice for operators navigating the current landscape.

Cast your mind back to the first ever pint of Landlord from West Yorkshire brewery Timothy Taylor’s. What was it like? I'm sure there's not a beer drinker out there who hasn't experienced the delightful tingle of a cask conditioned pint tingling on the tongue with zety notes, a thick creamy head; the unique taste pulled together from the Knowle Spring well; Simpson's Golden Promise malt; zesty and grassy notes from Fuggles and Goldings hops; and the a yeast strain that compliments all these flavours with a bready, nutty taste of its own. First introduced in 1952, the beer has gone on to be Champion Beer of Britain and Brewing Industry International Award winners over 25 times, and that’s just between the 1980’s to date. What makes Landlord so prestigious is their attention to detail and quality assurance; not just in the brewhouse but running throughout the entire business and brand. To find out more about one of Britain's most loved and respected family brewers, we sat down with Chief Executive Tim Dewey and Head Brewer Andy Leman to chat about the history of the brewery and Landlord, what makes their brewery process and beers unique, where they see British pubs and cask beer heading over the coming years, and some of the challenges that a brewer such as Timothy Taylor’s face in today’s market. --- Today’s episode of the Hop Forward podcast has been brought to you by Simpsons Malt, the UK’s independent Home of Good Malt. Founded in 1862, Simpsons Malt is a fifth-generation family-owned business which has a passion for making malts with taste, flavour and consistently high quality with the world’s best brewers and distillers in mind, helping them to craft the finest beers and whiskies. From grain to glass, the company’s malts are certified and fully traceable, produced only from certified seed of the finest UK two-row barley that have been procured by the company’s agricultural trading division, McCreath Simpson & Prentice, which has farming partners across England and Scotland. After more than 155 years in business, Simpsons Malt continues to invest in state-of-the-art equipment at its two maltings in Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland and Tivetshall St Margaret, Norfolk. This constant innovation and drive to improve processes ensures the consistent production of malts with character. For more information on Simpsons Malt, visit simpsonsmalt.co.uk. To enquire about the company’s malts, call 01289 333300 or email orderoffice@simpsonsmalt.co.uk --- Follow us on social media

As we often do on this podcast, this episode explores the connection of music and beer, the great songs about beer, beer names inspired by thee music world, and we do our best to pair summer music tours with beer styles. Our beer tastings are personal picks of craft beer names that would make a great name for a band, including Pig Minds Brewing's "Southy Bitch Slap", Crystal Lake Brewing's "Too Much Cologne" Founders Brewing's "Green Zebra", and a fabulous Pipeworks/Amager Collaboration called "Electric Rattlesnake"...all taste as great as they sound;) 10 Music-Inspired Beers (c/o Anita George–PASTE) North Coast Brewing - Brother Thelonious Belgian Style Abbey Ale 9.3% - Inspired by the legendary jazz pianist, the brewer donated a portion of the proceeds to the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz. Known to be sweet with a spicy kick, raisins, bananas and apples are among some of its tasting notes. 21st Amendment Brewery’s Back in Black IPA  6.8% - Actually inspired by Paul Revere and his historic midnight ride. But AC/DC is emblazoned on their label, hence named “Back in Black” after the band’s hit song in 1980, and Brewed with Centennial and Columbus flavor hops and four different malts. Heavy Seas - Smoke on the Water Porter  8.0% - Inspired by Deep Purple’s 1973 hit actually features a partial printing of the song’s sheet music on its label, Heavy Seas’ Smoke on the Water Porter is mostly known for its chocolate, soy sauce and mildly smoky tasting notes from its smoked malts. Suntory Liquors - Stones Bar Rolling Hop  4% - As part of a series of Rolling Stones-inspired alcoholic products, this beer was released in Japan in June. Flashing the famous “Lips & Tongue” icon monogrammed on the front, the beer has a citrus aroma with a clean yet bubbly finish. Purple Moose Brewery - Dark Side of the Moose 4.6% - One of the greatest albums of all time slyly names this Pink Floyd-inspired dark ale from Welsh-brewer Purple Moose Brewery did not disappoint. Its won 25 International Beer awards - Brewed with roasted barley and Bramling Cross hops. Abita Brewery’s Purple Haze  4.2% - The lager is a nod to the brewery’s post-filtration use of berries in the brewing, the beer’s slight purple color and haze, and the 1967 song by Jimi Hendrix of the same name. Brewed with raspberries, Vanguard hops and pilsner and wheat malts. Terrapin Brewery’s So Fresh and So Green, Green Ale 6.6% - The Athens, Ga.-based brewery’s ode Atlanta rap duo Outkast, So Fresh and So Green, Green is a reference to Outkast’s 2001 song “So Fresh, So Clean.” The use of fresh, green “wet hops” in the brewing of this ale is different every year. Cambridge Brewing Company - Sgt. Pepper Farmhouse Ale. 6.0% - This beer is both a reference to the brewer’s use of peppercorns in the brewing of Sgt. Pepper and the iconic 1967 Beatles’ album Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. The beer includes four different kinds of peppercorns with Magnum and Spalter hops and three kinds of malts. Iron Maiden and Robinsons Brewery - The Trooper  4.7% - Named after Iron Maiden’s 1983 single “The Trooper”, this collaboration beer is brewed with Cascade, Bobec, and Goldings hops, is known to feature citrus tasting notes Dogfish Head Craft Brewery - Faithfull Ale  - The Delaware brewery has released a whole music series, paying tribute to the likes of Miles Davis, The Grateful Dead, Deltron 3030, Robert Johnson and, this Belgian-style golden ale brewed with black currants called Faithfull to salute Pearl Jam’s 20-year success.

Curtis Stigers on making Nick Lowe rich, writing lyrics to the music of Larry Goldings, singing Sinatra with the Danish Radio Big Band, being produced by Larry Klein, raising funds for the homeless in his home town; as well as his admiration for movie director Bill Forsyth… Part 1 of this conversation is available as Episode #19.

0:00 - 10:00  - Welcome to Beers and Laughs Live Host intros-Guest co-host Ted Pettingell You may remember Ted from our Lord Hobo live podcast, probably our second best! From Mighty Squirrel, we have ... Maggy’s has Mighty Squirrel on tap all night and we encourage you to drink it Explain the beer options Mighty Squirrel has tonight   Cloud Candy   New England Style India Pale Ale A hazy, deep golden-orange color with aromas of papaya, mango, and starfruit and a smooth and crisp finish. 6.5% ALC/VOL Double Dry-hopped with: Citra, Mosaic, Amarillo   Cosmic Distortion   Double India Pale Ale Double dry-hopped with 6 lbs per barrel of Galaxy & Mosaic hops, this is our hoppiest IPA ever. It’s a juicy, hazy, dank double IPA with notes of passion fruit, mango, pineapple, starfruit, papaya, and tangerine. 8.0% ALC/VOL Double Dry-hopped with: Galaxy & Mosaic   Strawberry Smoovy   New England Style India Pale Ale Tropical and vibrant with a smooth and creamy finish. We brew it with flaked oats, strawberries, Madagascar vanilla beans, and lactose sugar, and then we dry-hop it with generous amounts of El Dorado and Mosaic. 7.5% ALC/VOL Brewed with: Strawberry, Vanilla, Lactose Sugar   Mango Lassi   Sour India Pale Ale A Sour IPA dry-hopped with Ekuanot and Mosaic hops, and fermented with mangoes, peaches, and lactose sugar. 7.0% ALC/VOL Dry-hopped with: Mosaic, Ekuanot   Sour Face   Berliner Weisse Berliner Weisse fermented with kiwi and raspberry to create a delicately layered sweet, tart, and refreshing beer. 5.0% ALC/VOL   Mocha Stout   Milk Stout Dark, rich, toasty, and creamy with notes of chocolate and roasted coffee. 6.7% ALC/VOL Malt: 2-Row Pale, Caramel, Black, Chocolate, Roasted Barley Hops: Warrior, Goldings   List the raffle prizes and how to get in Maylin Pavletic is also joining us today! She’s a hilarious Boston comic. Mighty Squirrel will also be trying a beer that Jacob and Ted made so look forward to that. And we have the fun games you all love as well. Make fun of James for not being there and how much better and funnier Ted is Other random banter inbetween   10:00 - 35:00 - Welcome Mighty Squirrel to the stage / Interview How did you get started? Where did you get the name? You guys are based in Waltham, Ted is also from Waltham.  Tell us something about Waltham that people might not know? Mighty Squirrel is known for being beer for active people, I am not active, can I still drink the beer or do i have to go for a run first? On your website, you state that you use and I quote “pure, delicious water” What makes your water so special? In our previous shows we’ve had some great stories about drunk people in the taproom? Do you have any such stories? Ask about the beers everyone is drinking (and all beers they brought) Whatever happened to the protein beer initiative? How would you rate that marketing/experience? So you guys have a brand new brewery/taproom opening up any minute now?  Tell us what people can expect at your taproom and what have you done differently than other tap rooms? Do you know how many different types of squirrels there are? (200) Can you name them all? Make a haiku? We’ll give you 60 seconds to talk about anything you’d like   35:00 - 40:00 - Your Beers in Other Words: Mighty Squirrel Cumulus Sweets - Cloud Candy Planetary Guitar Sound - Cosmic Distortion Tart Mug - Sour Face Round Fruit Collie - Mango Lassi   40:00 - 45:00 Try Jacob’s Beer - Milkshake IPA Peeing is allowed during this segment Jacob and Ted explain the beer Mighty Squirrel tries the beer - the group discusses taste, brewing process, etc. Bring audience members up to try it Ask guys for advice Remind everyone about buying Revival beer and the raffle Thank Mighty Squirrel 45:00 - 50:00 Remind people about buying Mighty Squirrel and getting in the raffle Ask TED which mighty squirrel beer she’s drinking and if she would buy it, hope someone else supplies it or straight up deny it. See if she remembers what her suggestion for the fourth option was. 50:00 - 75:00 Maylin Pavletic What is your relationship to beer? You are one of the few comedians we see at the pick a side stupid show actually drinking. If you could make a beer that you would love what would it taste like? What are three things we should like more than beer? What draws you to comedy? Who is your idol? JJ has done this a few times on the show: break down your perfect 24-hour day   Dumb Laws - Which State - talk about election coming up   Flamino owners are prohinited from bringing their pet into a barbet shop (Alaska) It’s against the law to honk a car  horn at a sandwich shop after 9pm (Arkansas) It is illegal to share your netflix password with others (Tennessee) You can not have more than one alcoholic drink in front of you at one time (hawaii) It is illegal to fall asleep in a cheese factory (south dakota) It is illegal to sell your children (Florida) A $50 permit is requires to play soccer in the park on sundays (MA) It is illegal to taunt or insult a police office until he or she asks you to stop (Colorado) It is illegal to use a firearm to fish (Wyoming) IT is illegal to race horses on the highway (RI)   75:00 - finish Concluding the Show Plugging Mighty Squirrel  again Plugging any Mighty Squirrel events Thanking TED Everyone’s Twitter and insta handles Thank Ted for co-hosting Raffle winner Final thank you to audience  

Seasons are changing and spooky things are lurking this week as Mark, Dan, Adam and Walt celebrate the return of Beard Crumbs! As Halloween approaches, we finish off the final week of our Fiergarten Film Series and get ready for a party in LG's "Fiergarten". It is now time to get ready for our favorite holiday classic Oatmeal Raisin Stout, Beard Crumbs, a smooth dark stout teeming with notes of chocolate, coffee, and packing an extra punch of holiday cheer via the addition of raisins. It delivers the joy of an oatmeal raisin cookie, minus the crumbly clean up.  BEARD CRUMBS STATS STYLE: OATMEAL RAISIN STOUTABV: 7.3%   IBU: 42HOPS: COLUMBUS / TOMAHAWK, GOLDINGS, EAST KENTMALTS: 2 ROW, CARAMEL MALT, FLAKED OATS, ROASTED BARLEY, MIDNIGHT WHEATINGREDIENTS: RAISINSCONTAINER: KEGS / CANSAVAILABILITY: NOVEMBER (HOLIDAYS)

Tres grabaciones a tres temas por cada una de ellas, nuevamente sirven para armar un programa de HDO. En la entrega 407 suenan la nueva grabación del veterano trío (son ya más de 25 años trabajando juntos), formado pro el organista Larry Goldings, el guitarrista Peter Bernstein y el baterista Bill Stewart: su título es Toy Tunes, la publica el sello Pirouet y además de temas propios de cada uno de sus integrantes incluye versiones de músicos como Carla Bley o Wayne Shorter, y del célebre “I’m In The Mood For Love”. El pianista Danny Green pone en funcionamiento su trío que completan el contrabajista Justin Grinnell y el baterista Julien Cantelm, más un cuarteto de cuerdas al uso (dos violines, viola y violonchelo) para interpretar sus composiciones en One Day It Will (OA2 Records). Finalmente el guitarrista francés Romain Pilon al frente de su trío (con Tony Paeleman y Fred Pasqua), más la colaboración puntual del saxofonista Seamus Blake y el pianista Pierre de Bethmann publica en el sello Jazz & People Copper. Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2018 HDO es un podcast de jazz e improvisación (libre en mayor o menor grado) que está editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. Para quejas, sugerencias, protestas, peticiones, presentaciones y/u opiniones envíanos un correo a hdo @ tomajazz . com.

We catch up with Stephanie Pride about the Arts Tech (speed dating night) event she ran during Techweek 2017. This is where various people got together to create amazing ideas that use a mixture of arts and technology which lead to a showcase – where members of the public could come and see the presentation of the ideas the teams came up with.“New Zealand’s arts, science and tech sectors come together to transform classical performing arts for the 21st century.”After an epic week traveling around the North Island our weary travellers made it back to Wellington to Goldings Free Dive for the wrap up of the week. The script was flipped however when the crowd at Goldings started asking our heros the questions this time. Some amazing stories (including whats going to happen to Farming in NZ and the future of food!). We also ponder the big question “Who’s your Rossie?”Thanks to all that come along and we hope you had a great time.------------------------------------------------------We share New Zealand tech, social media, startup people's stories. If you have a story or know someone that does - get in touch!Mike’s (@MiramarMike) background is explaining stuff, connecting people and getting things done. Raj’s (@nzRaj) background is in video, design, media and making things happen.www.accessgranted.nzhttps://twitter.com/AccessGrantedNZhttps://www.facebook.com/AccessGrantedNZ

Village Vanguard Live: Goldings, Bernstein & Stewart

The conversation is a fascinating glimpse into both the golden age of recording and modern music production approaches, which also highlights how important relationships and trust are to building a career in music (or any industry).  

Bill Stewart is one of the most creative  jazz drummers around today. Since moving to New York in 1989, he has been busy playing in groups with the likes of Joe Lovano, John Scofield, Maceo Parker, and Pat Metheny. Here he talks about growing up in Iowa, finding his way into the music and out of the Midwest, the early days of his career in New York, his approach to playing and composing.

Larry Goldings can surprise you with his Hammond B-3 organ virtuosity. He's equally adept at playing a bluesy tune and a jazz standard not usually played on organ. JazzCorner.com's Jazz Perspectives producer Reese Erlich caught up with Goldings after a performance at Yoshi's in Oakland.

Larry Goldings has two new CDs out: In My Room (BFM Jazz, 2011), a solo piano CD, and Live At Smalls (SmallsLive, 2011) with his organ trio featuring Peter Bernstein and Bill Stewart. In this interview, Goldings talks about approaching each piano on its own terms; how he first met Bernstein and Stewart; and his unplanned entry into the bands of Maceo Parker and James Taylor. Learn more at larrygoldings.com and follow him on Twitter at @LarryGoldings.

Fri, 1 Jan 1988 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/5461/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/5461/1/5461.pdf Bode, Christoph Bode, Christoph (1988): Goldings verächtlicher Sisyphos. Text und Autorenintention in "Pincher Martin". In: Germanisch-Romanische Monatsschrift, Vol. 38: pp. 151-167. Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaften