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Order! Order! Welcome to Episode 239 of the Spybrary Spy Book Podcast! I'm your host, Shane and today Whaley goes to Westminster. But don't worry; I'm not running for office! I recently had the pleasure of enjoying a tea break with Gordon Henderson MP. I am a politics nerd so it was a delight for me to combine both of my passions, espionage and politics. Gordon isn't just a sitting member of Parliament for Sittingbourne and Sheppey in Kent—he's also a passionate writer of spy fiction. We'll dive into his experiences and inspirations, including his admiration for Len Deighton and his creation of a very relatable, working-class spy named Steven Statton. Join us as Gordon Henderson MP shares insights into his writing process, offers advice for aspiring authors, and Shane cheekily asks him about the latest spy scandals in Parliament. Plus, you'll hear his thoughts on his favorite spy novels, films, and music that fuels his creativity. So, grab a cup of tea and settle in for an engaging conversation in the heart of the Palace of Westminster. All this and more, coming up on Spybrary! Steven Statton - a very working-class spy, is a thrill-a-minute story of intrigue and betrayal at the heart of Britain's most secretive intelligence agency. Although set mainly in London, the story sees Steven Statton travel the world in an effort to counter an Iranian plot to use the Mafia to destabilise Britain by flooding its streets with heroin. However, Statton's task is made harder when he is betrayed by somebody working in the British Secret Service. Matters come to a head in a lockup garage in London's East End, where Statton has a violent confrontation with two Mafia hitmen, and with his own boss.

Servco Pacific newly appointed CEO Peter Dames' consistent, ego-free approach has been crucial to his success. In this episode, we explore his journey, the influence of music teachers, and the importance of empathy and compassion in business. Originally hailing from Bayonne, New Jersey, Dames shared how economic changes led his family to move to Los Angeles when he was just ten months old. He fondly reminisced about embarking on cross-country adventures in a Volkswagen minivan with his family as a child. He credited his music teachers, particularly Gordon Henderson, with shaping his personality and being instrumental in his growth. "Fail quick and make changes. Don't worry about planning for years. Let's put some plans together, execute, make some mistakes … let's make some change." The interview delved into his career choices, which included a noteworthy internship with Ronald Reagan's office and experiences working with Mark Fukunaga's family at Toyota in Japan. He also discussed Servco Pacific's succession planning efforts, which resulted in him becoming president and CEO on Oct. 1, 2023, and the importance of company culture, empathy and adaptability in the ever-evolving automotive industry.

I have been waiting for 3 years to do this podcast, and can say it lived up to my expectations. On this episode we got to talk with the other business owner of Builder Digital Solutions/ 149 Photos to talk about partnerships in a business, what an executive should focus on, and look forward to the next 5 years for the company. https://149photos.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/149photos/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/gordonjhenderson/ Thaddeus Klaus SITOIG: SITO_BUILDING https://www.flowcode.com/page/sito_building Twitter/X : @SledgeInOffice Mason Oxendale Realtor IG: MasonOxendale

Mild mannered Gordon Henderson is one of KPCC's announcers whose voice you've no doubt heard countless times. Today we learn from about how rewriting the Bible (and taking all the pesky religious bits out) as a lad brought him closer to God via art. He has tales about Poppy Peak, Spaceland, and what a store owner thought of his portrait of their business.

On today's SBAM Weekly Podcast, Michael Rogers talks with  Gordon Henderson of 149photos, recently honored as a member of the Michigan 50 Companies to Watch. 149Photos is an automated customer and prospect engagement platform that eliminates the manual effort required to deeply connect new home buyers with their new home, their builder and their new community. “We try to help the nation's largest new home builders create a buying experience that is unlike any other,” he says. The Small Business Association of Michigan is the only statewide and state-based association that focuses solely on serving the needs of Michigan's small business community. We have been successfully serving small businesses like yours in all 83 counties of Michigan since 1969. We're located in Lansing, just one block from the Capitol. Our mission is to help Michigan small businesses succeed by promoting entrepreneurship, leveraging buying power and engaging in political advocacy. When small businesses band together through the Small Business Association of Michigan, they achieve more than they could on their own.  Our 30,000+ members are as diverse as Michigan's economy. From accountants to appliance stores, manufacturers to medical, and restaurants to retailers, what unites the SBAM membership is the spirit of entrepreneurship…a spirit that drove you to start and continue to operate your own business because you believe you can do something better than anyone else is doing it! (music licensed from www.jukedeck.com)

Jeffrey Mosher speaks with Gordon Henderson, President, and CEO, Builder Digital Solutions, Fenton, MI, a Michigan 50 Company to Watch award winner for 2022. In the interview, they cover Gordon's career path, the company's history, the focus of the company in 2022, what winning this award means for the company, additional information, and how to contact them. » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

More details have emerged as to why a popular high street butchers in across Kent has collapsed into administration. JC Rook & Sons announced yesterday is wouldn't be opening its 11 shops in the county along with two production and service facilities. We've now had a statement from the administrators - hear what they have to say. Also in today's podcast, a Kent MP has defended the government's response to the Ukraine crisis. There's been criticism of how quickly they've moved to help some of the millions of refugees who've fled the country. Hear from Sittingbourne and Sheppey's Gordon Henderson. We've also been hearing some of your views on calls for people in the UK to make a spare room in their home available to a refugee. Plus, a Canterbury woman who was born in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol reveals how she hasn't been able to contact her family for two weeks. We've got a round-up of cases that have been in court in Kent - plus news on a huge theft of pregnant sheep. The Podcast has also been hearing about the hidden gems behind the doors of Rochester Cathedral. And our sports reporter Luke Cawdell has caught up with the Gillingham manager ahead of another big game tonight as they travel to take on Charlton.

We've been to meet three-year-old Freddie Alsey from Whitstable who could well be the smartest youngster in Kent. He can already name all of the planets in order, say his times tables and even read books. Even his teachers reckon he should have an IQ test. Hear from Freddie and his mum. Also in today's podcast, there's confusion over whether or not a planned rise in national insurance will go ahead in April. Some have called for the hike to be scrapped because of fears it'll force inflation up even further and that will increase prices in shops even more. But a government minister has said it will go ahead as planned. We hear the thought of the deputy chief executive of the Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce and a trustee from Canterbury foodbank. Sittingbourne and Sheppey's MP insists major work to improve the Stockbury roundabout will be worth the current disruption being felt by drivers. Hear from Gordon Henderson ahead of another closure of the A249 this weekend. A driving instructor also shares his views on changes to the Highway Code coming into force tomorrow. A group of volunteers in Gravesham are working with the Home Office to find a refugee family that could relocate to the area to start a new life. We've been speaking to the man who heads up the Refugee Welcome Group. And, Gillingham caretaker manager Steve Lovell speaks ahead of their game against promotion chasing Oxford United this weekend.

Market Proof Marketing · Increasing Buyer Engagement With Photos with Gordon Henderson Kevin Oakley is joined by Gordon Henderson, President, CEO, and Co-Founder of 149 Photos by Builder Digital Solutions, Inc. A visual marketing solution company that takes weekly photos of homes under construction for both home building companies as well as for home buyers under contract. They discuss the benefits of having consistent touchpoints with buyers, why having a photographer regularly on-site leads to cleaner job sites, and how to encourage buyers to share photos on social media platforms.  Questions? Comments? Email show@doyouconvert.com or call 404-369-2595 and we'll address them on the next episode. More insights, discussions, and opportunities in the Market Proof Marketing Facebook group. Subscribe on iTunes > https://now.doyouconvert.com/mpm-itunesFollow on Spotify > https://now.doyouconvert.com/mpm-spotifyListen On Stitcher > https://now.doyouconvert.com/mpm-stitcherA weekly new home marketing podcast for home builders and developers. Each week Kevin Oakley, Andrew Peek, and others from Do You Convert will break down the headlines, share best practices and stories from the front line, and perform a deep dive on a relevant marketing topic. We're here to help you – not to sell you! The post Ep 175: Increasing Buyer Engagement With Photos with Gordon Henderson appeared first on Online Sales and Marketing for Home Builders - DYC.

From when he discovered that his father was a legend, to how he is advancing music and culture in Dominica (after 25 years in Paris, France)

While most of you probably know KPCC by the voices you hear on air every day, our station requires the contributions of so many talented, unique individuals whose names aren't said at the end of a news story or even in the production credits at the end of the week. These are the people who truly make KPCC -- who keep our broadcast equipment running, who put on our pledge drives and help secure sponsorships and major donations, who put together the pre-recorded spots you hear between shows, who make sure that our facilities at the Mohn Broadcast Center are operating smoothly. This week on AirTalk, we're highlighting some of these amazing people who work at KPCC who might not be as familiar with but whose tireless efforts are critical to what you hear on the air every day. Today, we're featuring traffic manager Jen Baughman (and no, it's not the kind of traffic on the freeways) and production specialist Gordon Henderson, whose voice you'll probably recognize. Guests: Jen Baughman, KPCC traffic manager Gordon Henderson, KPCC announcer and production specialist

Welcome to Episode 27 of Glory Days of Gold.Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.The good times didn't last long as we're back to talking about an East Fife defeat again, a disappointing 2-1 loss at ten man Peterhead. Doug Pirie and Gordon Henderson join us to pick over the bones of it all in the latest Fife Fanzone and we take a look at what's next, what's needed, and where the latest away loss leaves us in the standings.Plus Lee and Michael take a look at Scotland's qualifying path for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, chat about the campaign to remove heading from the game, look at the death of another footballing legend, Italy's Paolo Rossi, and we delve into some of the best and worst football fare across Scotland.All that plus Sunstinger are back in this week's Have You Heard? and English punk band The Adicts feature in this week's Wavelength.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:01.40: Should heading be banned in football?12.21: Fife Fanzone: Peterhead 2 East Fife 180.40: Have You Heard? - Sunstinger - Nothing's Alright, Leave Me Alone88.30: Paolo Rossi's death93.35: Wavelength - The Adicts - Football Fairy Story96.19: Scotland's qualifying road to Qatar 2022107.51: Mailbag - football food, best East Fife right back, Pele v Maradona

Welcome to Episode 23 of Glory Days of Gold.Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.East Fife got their first league win of the season at their fourth attempt on Saturday, coming away with a hard fought 2-1 win against Dumbarton at Bayview. We pick over the bones of the match, look at all the highs and lows, and a lot more as Doug Pirie, Gordon Henderson, and Hendry Ireland join us in our latest Fife Fanzone. Thanks also to Hendry for sponsoring this episode.East Fife assistant manager Tony McMinn joins us to chat about the game, we find out cult hero Willie Brown's favourite jam, plus a lot more football chat, our latest letter in the Bayview A to Z, and more.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:02.35: East Fife v Dumbarton postgame analysis in Fife Fanzone54.56: Tony McMinn postgame chat62.30: Have You Heard? - Dev Green - No Sleep67.05: More football chat - Chairman's newsletter, donate a ticket and groundhopping86.44: Willie Brown Favourite Jam91.17: East Fife A to Z - B94.56: Wavelength - Matt McGinn - The Fitba' Referee

Welcome to Episode 22 of Glory Days of Gold.Recorded across two continents, and three countries this week, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.East Fife slumped to the bottom of League One and are left still searching for their first league victory of the new season after a 2-0 defeat at Falkirk in stormy conditions. We pick over the bones of the match, look at all the highs and lows, and ponder just how much cause for concern there is right now as Doug Pirie, Gordon Henderson, and Niall Anderson join us in our latest Fife Fanzone.Plus East Fife associate director Liam Anderson joins us to chat about streaming, EFTV, and supporting the club, Jonny Smart talks jam, and there's our mailbag and more fun sections.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:01.51: Falkirk v East Fife postgame analysis in Fife Fanzone62.21: Scottish football chat70.20: Have You Heard? - 13 Tombs - I Drink Your Blood74.03: Liam Anderson interview about EFTV, streams, and supporting the club112.11: Johnny Smart's Favourite Jam114.17: East Fife A to Z117.10: Wavelength - Half Man Half Biscuit - The Referee's Alphabet

Welcome to Episode 21 of Glory Days of Gold. This week's episode is brought to you by our sponsor Gordon Henderson. Much thanks and appreciation for the continued support, and Gordon also joins us on this week's Fife Fanzone.Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.East Fife are still searching for their first league victory of the new season after drawing 2-2 with Montrose in their first home game. We pick over the bones of the match, look at all the highs and lows, hear from assistant manager Tony McMinn, and bring you our second Fife Fanzone, as four East Fife fans join us to chat about the game.We also bring you an in-depth chat with McMinn about his career in coaching, youth football, and development in general in the Scottish game.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:02.30: East Fife v Montrose postgame analysis - with audio from Tony McMinn17.28: Fife Fanzone79.25: Have You Heard? - The Howl and The Hum - Hall of Fame85.23: Tony McMinn interview156.38: Mailbag163.03: Wavelength - Thee George Squares - 74 in 98 (Easy Easy)

Welcome to Episode 20 of Glory Days of Gold. This week's episode is brought to you by our sponsor Gordon Henderson and Styleachair Events Decor Company . Much thanks and appreciation for the continued support.Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.The 2020/21 Scottish League One season is underway, but it was a losing start for East Fife in a 3-1 defeat at Cove Rangers. A reality check? Something to worry about? Or a mere blip along the way? It is only game one after all. We pick over the bones of the game and we also talk about a highly successful week for Scotland on the international stage.We also kick off our East Fife Fan TV as Luke Aitken and Doug Pirie join us to talk all things black and gold.Plus we find out if East Fife captain Kevin Smith fancies a chocolate digestive and what is Bobby Linn's favourite jam? Also the Scotland 1982 World Cup Squad feature in this week's football music section Wavelength and Dundee band Gloryhammer feature in this week's Have You Heard?.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:02.22: Cove Rangers v East Fife postgame analysis - with audio from Darren Young23.00: East Fife Fan TV with guests Luke Aitken and Doug Pirie65.35 Have You Heard? - Gloryhammer - Hail To Crail!75.22: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive – Nathan 'Fash' Austin77.37: Scotland win three times in a week!85.19: Wavelength - Scotland 1982 World Cup Squad - We Have A Dream92.05: Mailbag101.12: Bobby Linn's favourite jam

Welcome to Episode 19 of Glory Days of Gold. This week's episode is brought to you by our sponsor Gordon Henderson. Much thanks and appreciation for the continued support.Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way.The new season is finally underway for the Fife and we look at their first two matches in the Betfred Cup. There's no feature interview this week, but we are joined by club captain Kevin Smith to find out some inside info about his East Fife teammates.Plus we find out if Nathan 'Fash' Austin fancies a chocolate digestive, former US footballer Clint Dempsey features in this week's football music section Wavelength, Dundee band Model Aeroplanes feature in this week's Have You Heard?, Stephen Mill joins us for the latest Who Are You? section, and there's a new feature, as we find out Scottish international Johnny Russell's favourite jam!Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:05.48: East Fife's season finally begins!32.43: Have You Heard? - Model Aeroplanes - Innocent Love43.02: Kevin Smith 'Teammates'51.20: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive – Nathan 'Fash' Austin54.35: Scotland v Israel chat and Johnny Russell's favourite jam58.41: Who Are You? with Stephen Mill67.20: Mailbag73.18: Wavelength - Deuce featuring Big Hawk and XO - Don't Tread

When you get to the top, don't pull up the ladder. From creating Cadence music during a live performance, to how he is giving back to the new generation of musicians. Join us in celebrating 50 years of music excellence!

Gordon Henderson of 149Photos joined the Home Builder Digital Marketing Podcast to share how providing weekly home building progress photos online can eliminate pain points for a variety of stakeholders. Gordon covers how adding value to the customer journey even after the sale, can build customer loyalty through continuous engagement. Gordon also shares his experience of building a spec home and drops some all-important Beatles knowledge. Show Notes

This episode of The Truth Has To Count For Something featuring Gordon Henderson is important in the Evolution vs Creation debate. Today's episode is on "Intelligent Design Theory" and "Irreducible Complexity" and why they are important for Creationists. Sounds Fun! Jump in! Visit BrettRay.com for more Tips.Support the show (https://brettray.com/impact/)

This episode of The Truth Has To Count For Something featuring Gordon Henderson is on Doubt. Is it okay when we doubt? Is it okay when we struggle? Is it okay when we don't know all the answers about faith? Dive in! Visit BrettRay.com for more Tips.Support the show (https://brettray.com/impact/)

In 2012, PBS aired a documentary that chronicled the life and legacy of a man known in his time as the “Father of the Underground Railroad.” To learn more about the film, we spoke to executive producer Gordon Henderson. William Still (c. 1821–1902) was an abolitionist and civil rights activist who helped countless black slaves find freedom in Canada. Perhaps even more important, were the diligent records he kept of the people he helped along the way. In 1872, Still compiled the biographical details, personal narratives, and letters of over 600 fugitive slaves and published The Underground Railroad Records. This work became both a powerful anti-slavery testament and an invaluable historical document.

The Incident Report, Episode 8, Jessica Lee Williamson – What’s with the Neighbors? “When it comes to silver linings, there’s nothing like a meth lab to bring a community together.” In this episode the voice of our collective conscience, Jessica Lee Williamson, and her neighbors unite. The episode is scored by Rick Potts. Illustration by Abira Ali, Gordon Henderson and Eliza Henderson.

The Incident Report, Episode 10, Uninvited Guest. In this episode Peter Landau attempts to exercise his right to exercise and meets an uninvited guest in his guesthouse. The episode opens with the sound of penned sheep and ends with the song of a wild Nene (Hawaiian goose). Both are from the BBC Sound Effects Library. The illustration is by Abira Ali, Gordon Henderson and Eliza Henderson. It depicts Peter Landau as the homeowner and the uninvited guest.

The Incident Report, Episode 9, Cremains of the Day. Special guest, Jennifer Baughman explains what to do when loved ones start to pile up around the house. Musically, we open with Anti-Saloon League Midnight Mystery by Fields of Ohio and close with By Grace by Podington Bear. Illustration by Abira Ali, Gordon Henderson and Eliza Henderson.

The Incident Report, Episode 6, Intruder! I woke up before the sun and walked into the living room, where I discovered I was not alone. Illustration by Gordon Henderson.

The Incident Report, Episode 5, Hospital Part 3, Showdown at Topdog. In the final installment of our hospital saga, Stephen Linsley, from his hospital bed and heavily medicated, tells the whole story of the car, the gun, Topdog and the police. The music you hear in the introduction is Zombie Wok by The Karovas Milkshake. The song appears on Conspiracy A-Go-Go, a compilation of JFK assassination songs from the internet radio station Turn Me On Dead Man. The episode closes with Ballerina Platform Shoes by Origamibiro. Illustration by Gordon Henderson.

The Incident Report, Episode 4, Hospital Part 2, Security In this episode, the 2nd installment in the three part series, we attempt to visit Stephen Linsley in LA County Hospital, where he is battling a life-threatening infection. Unfortunately we have a little trouble getting past the security desk at the entrance to the building. There are sound effects from the BBC Sound Effects Library. Music is Someone Else’s Memories by Revolution Void. Illustration by Gordon Henderson.

The Incident Report, Episode 1, Garbage Truck In this our first episode, we have an incident with a garbage truck and meet a sanitation engineer. This triggers an old memory of meeting other sanitation engineers, back when they were called garbage men. You will hear portions of the song Garbage, by the Deviants. The other song you hear is Inch Worm. It appears on a record called Nursery Rhymes and Fairy Tales. The illustration is by Abira Ali and Gordon Henderson.