Podcast appearances and mentions of Graeme Watson

Dean Misdale chats to Graeme Watson about their Fringe World show 'Life's a Drag'.

Interviews with Darryl O'Donnell, Graeme Watson & Ricki Spencer.  AFAO CEO Darryl O'Donnell discusses Australia's HIV response and the new Government's funding.  And he provides information about Monkey Pox.  Home - Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations (afao.org.au)  Out In Perth has celebrated its 20th birthday. Managing Editor Graeme Watson chats about the LGBTIQ+ publication.  OUTInPerth | LGBTQIA+ News and Culture | Keeping independent queer media alive in Western Australia  We catch up with trans sociologist and community activist and facilitator Ricki Spencer and hear about all she's been up to, including her new Bent TV show Quests By Community.  Bent TV - YouTube  Sovereignty was never ceded.  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  

The long awaited news that school camps are able to resume in Term Two after being cancelled earlier this year is welcomed with open arms by many.  Graeme Watson owner of Forest Edge Recreation Camp told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live that although the announcement was exciting, he believes it came too late. "The timing of the announcement wasn't really thought out. Making the announcement in the second week of the school holidays doesn't allow schools time to plan a camp."      The State Government has announced school camps will be able to resume from Term Two, with students required to complete RATs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Myers is back... and so is Movie Squad... just in time for Halloween. This week, hosts Tristan Fidler and Simon Miraudo torment horror-hating Breakfast host Graeme Watson with reviews of Halloween Kills and Prisoners of the Ghostland. Halloween Kills is first up, with Tristan looking at David Gordon Green's sequel to his 2018 reboot, which was a sequel to the 1978 original, which ret-conned the other 10 instalments of the series (it's complicated). With Halloween Ends due for release next year, how does this middle entry in Green's trilogy hold up? Find out! Then, Simon reviews the third Nicolas Cage film of 2021: Prisoners of the Ghostland, from notorious Japanese filmmaker Sion Sono. In this flick, Cage plays Hero, a bank robber tasked with rescuing a Governor's daughter, and fitted with an electrified suit that'll explode if he hurts the young lady in the process... or if he gets aroused by her. Halloween Kills is in cinemas while Prisoners of the Ghostland is available to stream/download and on DVD/Blu-ray from November.

Although Nick and Jim are on hiatus, this week's Moorditj Mag featured a music-forward program. Panelled by Graeme Watson, we had an hour of tunes selected by Toby Miller. Toby is an activist from Boorloo Justice, a grassroots First Nations group. They discussed equality, being queer and the tracks Toby brought along to be played. Toby discusses a little about where he was born and what he is up to in his life as a teacher as well as an activist speaking on behalf of First Nations people, and the issues that they face. Plus, his time as a netball player in the WA Netball League. There will be a Pride Event, Rave-Relief, on [27th Nov](https://allevents.in/perth/lgbt-pride) at The Rechabite. This podcast was edited by Karlie Jordan.

Aut-Hour is a limited-series podcast interviewing autistic authors about their life and work, hosted by Sara Gibbs, author of Drama Queen.Today's guest was Erin Ekins, whose book, Queerly Autistic: The Ultimate Guide for LGBTQIA+ Teens on the Spectrum, is available online or at any good bookshop. You can find Erin on Twitter @QueerlyAutistic.The Autistic Trans Guide to Life is available here.Special thanks to Graeme Rawson who composed the Aut-Hour theme, Graeme Watson who designed the Aut-Hour logo and John Gibbs who edited this episode. Photo in the logo is by Juliet McKee. If you like what you've heard, please hit subscribe, leave a review & follow us on Instagram and Twitter @AutHourPod.A full transcript of this episode is available here in text format.Sara's book, Drama Queen, One Autistic Woman and a Life of Unhelpful Labels is out now. Find out more at saragibbs.com

Aut-Hour is a limited-series podcast interviewing autistic authors about their life and work, hosted by Sara Gibbs, author of Drama Queen.Today's guest was Abigail Balfe, whose book, A Different Sort of Normal, is available online or at any good bookshop. You can find Abigail on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook as @abigailbalfeHer Puffin Virtual School visit is October 15th at 10:30am which schools are able to sign up for here. The Moth Song is on YouTube  here.Special thanks to Graeme Rawson who composed the Aut-Hour theme, Graeme Watson who designed the Aut-Hour logo and John Gibbs who edited this episode. Photo in the logo is by Juliet McKee. If you like what you've heard, please hit subscribe, leave a review & follow us on Instagram and Twitter @AutHourPod.A full transcript of this episode is available here in text format.Sara's book, Drama Queen, One Autistic Woman and a Life of Unhelpful Labels is out now. Find out more at saragibbs.com

Aut-Hour is a limited-series podcast interviewing autistic authors about their life and work, hosted by Sara Gibbs, author of Drama Queen.Today's guest was Lizzie Huxley-Jones, editor of  Stim: An Autistic Anthology, available online or at any good bookshop. You can find Lizzie on Twitter @littlehuxSpecial thanks to Graeme Rawson who composed the Aut-Hour theme, Graeme Watson who designed the Aut-Hour logo and John Gibbs who edited this episode. Photo in the logo is by Juliet McKee. If you like what you've heard, please hit subscribe, leave a review & follow us on Instagram and Twitter @AutHourPod.A full transcript of this episode is available here in text format.Sara's book, Drama Queen, One Autistic Woman and a Life of Unhelpful Labels is out now. Find out more at saragibbs.com

Aut-Hour is a limited-series podcast interviewing autistic authors about their life and work, hosted by Sara Gibbs, author of Drama Queen.Today's guest was Morénike Giwa Onaiwu, co-editor of the Sincerely, Your Autistic Child, available online or at any good bookshop. You can find Morénike on Twitter @MorenikeGOSpecial thanks to Graeme Rawson who composed the Aut-Hour theme, Graeme Watson who designed the Aut-Hour logo and John Gibbs who edited this episode. Photo in the logo is by Juliet McKee. If you like what you've heard, please hit subscribe, leave a review & follow us on Instagram and Twitter @AutHourPod.A full transcript of this episode is available here in text format.Sara's book, Drama Queen, One Autistic Woman and a Life of Unhelpful Labels is out now. Find out more at saragibbs.com

Aut-Hour is a limited-series podcast interviewing autistic authors about their life and work, hosted by Sara Gibbs, author of Drama Queen.Today's guest was Nicole Burstein, aka Amber Crewe, author of the Adult Virgins Anonymous and That Jewish Thing, available online or at any good bookshop. You can find Nicole on Twitter @nicolebursteinSpecial thanks to Graeme Rawson who composed the Aut-Hour theme, Graeme Watson who designed the Aut-Hour logo and John Gibbs who edited this episode. Photo in the logo is by Juliet McKee. If you like what you've heard, please hit subscribe, leave a review & follow us on Instagram and Twitter @AutHourPod.A full transcript of this episode is available here in text format.Sara's book, Drama Queen, One Autistic Woman and a Life of Unhelpful Labels is out now. Find out more at saragibbs.com

Aut-Hour is a limited-series podcast interviewing autistic authors about their life and work, hosted by Sara Gibbs, author of Drama Queen.Today's guest was Holly Smale, author of the bestselling Geek Girl series, available online or at any good bookshop. You can find Holly on Twitter @holsmale.Special thanks to Graeme Rawson who composed the Aut-Hour theme, Graeme Watson who designed the Aut-Hour logo and John Gibbs who edited this episode. Photo in the logo is by Juliet McKee. If you like what you've heard, please hit subscribe, leave a review & follow us on Instagram and Twitter @AutHourPod.A full transcript of this episode is available here in text format.Sara's book, Drama Queen, One Autistic Woman and a Life of Unhelpful Labels is out now. Find out more at saragibbs.com

Aut-Hour is a limited-series podcast interviewing autistic authors about their life and work, hosted by Sara Gibbs, author of Drama Queen.Today's guest was Elle McNicoll, whose books, A Kind of Spark and Show Us Who You Are, are both out now - order them here and here or at any good bookshop. You can find Elle on Twitter @booksandchokers.Special thanks to Graeme Rawson who composed the Aut-Hour theme, Graeme Watson who designed the Aut-Hour logo and John Gibbs who edited this episode. Photo in the logo is by Juliet McKee. If you like what you've heard, please hit subscribe, leave a review & follow us on Instagram and Twitter @AutHourPod.A full transcript of this episode is available here in text format.Sara's book, Drama Queen, One Autistic Woman and a Life of Unhelpful Labels is out now. Find out more at saragibbs.com

Aut-Hour is a limited-series podcast interviewing autistic authors about their life and work, hosted by Sara Gibbs, author of Drama Queen.Today's guest was Sarah Kurchak, whose book, I Overcame My Autism And All I Got Was This Lousy Anxiety Disorder, is out now - order it here or at any good bookshop. You can find Sarah on Twitter @fodderfigure.Special thanks to Graeme Rawson who composed the Aut-Hour theme, Graeme Watson who designed the Aut-Hour logo and John Gibbs who edited this episode. Photo in the logo is by Juliet McKee. If you like what you've heard, please hit subscribe, leave a review & follow us on Instagram and Twitter @AutHourPod.A full transcript of this episode is available here in text format.Sara's book, Drama Queen, One Autistic Woman and a Life of Unhelpful Labels is out now. Find out more at saragibbs.com

Aut-Hour is a limited-series podcast interviewing autistic authors about their life and work, hosted by Sara Gibbs, author of Drama Queen.Today's guest was Laura James, whose book, Odd Girl Out, is out now - order it here or at any good bookshop. You can find Laura on Twitter @Girl_by_the_Aga.Special thanks to Graeme Rawson who composed the Aut-Hour theme, Graeme Watson who designed the Aut-Hour logo and John Gibbs who edited this episode. Photo in the logo is by Juliet McKee. If you like what you've heard, please hit subscribe, leave a review & follow us on Instagram and Twitter @AutHourPod.A full transcript of this episode is available here in text format.Sara's book, Drama Queen, One Autistic Woman and a Life of Unhelpful Labels is out now. Find out more at saragibbs.com

Aut-Hour is created and hosted by UK-based comedy writer and author of Drama Queen, Sara Gibbs. Today's guest was Dr Joanne Limburg, whose latest book, Letters To My Weird Sisters, is out now - order it here or at any good bookshop. You can find Joanne on Twitter @JoanneLimburg and find more information about her other works on her website.Special thanks to Graeme Rawson who composed the Aut-Hour theme, Graeme Watson who designed the Aut-Hour logo and John Gibbs who edited this episode. Photo in the logo is by Juliet McKee.If you like what you've heard, please hit subscribe, leave a review & follow us on Instagram and Twitter @AutHourPod.A full transcript of this episode is available here in text format.Sara's book, Drama Queen, One Autistic Woman and a Life of Unhelpful Labels is out now. Find out more at saragibbs.com

Aut-Hour is created and hosted by UK-based comedy writer and author of Drama Queen, Sara Gibbs. Today's guest was Eric Garcia whose book, We're Not Broken, Changing the autism conversation, is out today - order it here or at any good bookshop. You can find Eric on Twitter @EricMGarciaEric's article about consent is available to read here.Special thanks to Graeme Rawson who composed the Aut-Hour theme, Graeme Watson who designed the Aut-Hour logo and John Gibbs who edited this episode. Photo in the logo is by Juliet McKee.If you like what you've heard, please hit subscribe, leave a review & follow us on Instagram and Twitter @AutHourPod.A full transcript of this episode is available here in text format.Sara's book, Drama Queen, One Autistic Woman and a Life of Unhelpful Labels is out now. Find out more at saragibbs.com

In our latest Corrs High Vis podcast, Graeme Watson and Claire Brattey discuss industrial relations reform, and how it may impact the construction industry.

Graeme Watson chats to Alan Cumming about his role as Artistic Director of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, his new cabaret show, learning choreography from Liz Minnelli, hotel quarantine and the paparazzi, new TV show 'Schmigadoon', and why we haven't seen Eli Gold in 'The Good Fight'.

Interviews with Graeme Watson, Rodney Croome & Florin Douglas.  Graeme Watson discusses the WA election campaign and LGBTIQ news from Out In Perth.   Rodney Croome discusses Conversion Practices legislation in Australia and the need for federal legislation.  He highlights the Australian Government plans to move its Religious Discrimination Bill into Parliament soon and discusses the political machinations for the Government and Labor Opposition.  Florin Douglas from Transgender Victoria discusses the free virtual TransForum on February 17 and 18 and the community building issues it will explore.  TransForum (tgv.org.au)  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  Sovereignty was never ceded.

The World Turned Upside Down is a 4-part audio documentary sharing stories of how the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic has impacted upon the lives and livelihoods of people working in the creative industries in Northern Ireland. In Part 4, we find out how creative entrepreneurs have attempted to maintain mental health and wellbeing during this very unusual time. With the world having been turned upside down, many people have struggled to make sense of the new normal. With so much uncertainty and when what’s at risk is as serious as people potentially dying, it’s no wonder that it has been so difficult to stay mentally well at this time, no matter how hard we try. For people living alone, this time has potentially been one of the most lonely experiences of their entire lives. For the introverts, this has been a chance to share their tips on how to enjoy solitude. The haves and have nots have been those with gardens and those without, those who can work from home and those who work front line, those who have good health and those who have underlying health conditions. In some ways, this time has highlighted the stark differences between people’s lifestyles. But 2020 has also offered a pause for thought. It has forced us to re-evaluate how we live and work. Whether we really need to go to all of those in-person work meetings, or even have as many. Whether we need to buy fast fashion or whether we can do with consuming less. Whether we should finally do that thing we have been putting off, whether that is learning to cook or proposing to a partner. But has 2020 fundamentally changed us as a society? Has it permanently altered the way in which we work in the creative industries? Or is it a glitch in time before we simply move on and Covid-19 eventually becomes just a distant memory? In our season finale you’ll hear from creative entrepreneurs Tessa Ann of the Sound Healing Spa, Matt & Abby Bonner from Forever Social and comedian Paddy Raff. Thanks also to Alex McMillian, Katie Ireland, Chris Thompson, Dara Flanagan, and Meadhbh McIlgorm for their call-in contributions, reflecting on their experiences during 2020. Presented by Karishma Kusurkar and Graeme Watson. Produced in association with Blick Shared Studios, with support from Future Screens NI, Northern Ireland Screen, and Ulster University. Supporting Academic Research by Dr. Brian Dixon. Full credits at www.smalltownbigdreams.co.uk

The World Turned Upside Down is a 4-part audio documentary sharing stories of how the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic has impacted upon the lives and livelihoods of people working in the creative industries in Northern Ireland. In Part 3, we hear stories of how creatives have adapted to a life lived (and worked) almost exclusively online – the successes and challenges, disappointments and surprises. We’ll meet Shannon Dolores O'Neill from punk band Sister Ghost, stationery designer Emma Johnston, Newry-based American artist Lauren Taylor, and marketing expert Andi Jarvis. Presented by Karishma Kusurkar and Graeme Watson. Produced in association with Blick Shared Studios, with support from Future Screens NI, Northern Ireland Screen, and Ulster University. Supporting Academic Research by Dr. Brian Dixon. Full credits at www.smalltownbigdreams.co.uk

The World Turned Upside Down is a 4-part audio documentary sharing stories of how the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic has impacted upon the lives and livelihoods of people working in the creative industries in Northern Ireland. In Part 2, we look at how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected communities and networks. We speak to architect Aisling Rusk, videographer and fellow podcaster Ryan Ward, film-maker David Moody, and arts organisation director Nisha Tandon. Presented by Karishma Kusurkar and Graeme Watson. Produced in association with Blick Shared Studios, with support from Future Screens NI, Northern Ireland Screen, and Ulster University. Supporting Academic Research by Dr. Brian Dixon. Full credits at www.smalltownbigdreams.co.uk

The World Turned Upside Down is a 4-part audio documentary sharing stories of how the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic has impacted upon the lives and livelihoods of people working in the creative industries in Northern Ireland. In Part 1, we go back to the beginning – to the dramatic turn of events in early March when national lockdowns across Ireland and the United Kingdom were introduced. We share the lockdown stories of Maven co-founder Patricia McGinnis, freelance illustrator Jacky Sheridan, videographer Sean Duncan from Redcap Productions, and Derry-based games production company Hypixel. Presented by Graeme Watson and Karishma Kusurkar. Produced in association with Blick Shared Studios, with support from Future Screens NI, Northern Ireland Screen, and Ulster University. Supporting Academic Research by Dr. Brian Dixon. Full credits at www.smalltownbigdreams.co.uk

It's Instant Feedback's first birthday! To celebrate, Marcus Keeley has thrown a party and invited previous guests and friends of the show! Pour yourself a drink (or five) and listen as he is ably assisted by Lorcan McGrane and welcomes Vicky Blades, Emmet McDonough-Brown, Sara Jade Davidson, Sarah Firby, George Firehorse, Mary Flanigan, John Patrick Higgins, Alan Irwin, Caitlin Magnall-Kearns, Brian Kielt, Emma Little Lawless, Aaron Marshall, Miguel Martin, Luke McGibbon, Robbie McShane, Paul Mone, Frazer Robb, Louise Sexton, Sean Tanuvasa, Ruaidhrí Ward and Graeme Watson over the threshold. The party music and ambience is kindly provided by KieLoKaz! KieLoKaz - Inside Piny Hall (ID 113) www.musikbrause.de Creative Commons License (by-nc-nd) Remember to check us out on Twitter at @IF_Pod, and Facebook, and @MarcusKeeley on Twitter. Support Instant Feedback by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/instant-feedback Find out more at https://instant-feedback.pinecast.co

Marcus chats with friends of the show, John Patrick Higgins and Graeme Watson about their latest podcast project - "Inside John Patrick Higgins". Remember to check us out on Twitter at @IF_Pod, and Facebook, and @MarcusKeeley on Twitter. Support Instant Feedback by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/instant-feedback Find out more at https://instant-feedback.pinecast.co

Take an audio trip to Larne and the surrounding environs! In November 2019, Marcus was shown around the greater Larne area by comedian, promoter and Glynn native, Graeme Watson. Graeme's favourite Larne locations include cemeteries, Glenoe Waterfall, Ballygalley, and more!You can find specially recorded footage of some of these locations along with segments of the interview on Instant Feedback's Twitter and Facebook page - links below.Remember to check us out on Twitter at @IF_Pod, and Facebook, and @MarcusKeeley on Twitter.Support Instant Feedback by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/instant-feedbackFind out more at https://instant-feedback.pinecast.co

In part two we count down the top 10 all-time CNZ 8 Ball players. Alex Stones & Graeme Watson discuss the achievements of legends such as Phyl Wilkinson & Des Blair, whilst Mike Hayes declares his brotherly love for Brent Wells.

After compiling results from the CNZ Open tournaments from the 1970s through to the present day, we countdown the top 20 NZ 8 Ball players of all time! In the first of a two-part special, Alex Stones, Mike Hays & Graeme Watson discuss positions 20th to 10th. Along the way they discuss legends of the game including Marlo Chanfoon, Bruce Wilkinson as well as the late Stan Maffey.

Every week on Movie Squad, Simon Miraudo and Tristan Fidler tackle the movies of the week on RTRFM, from the big and brawny to the small and scary. In this latest instalment of the podcast, they share their most recent reviews of the year's most talked about movies. Listen in as Simon tries to untangle Quentin Tarantino's controversial Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood and gawks at the powerful 50-years-in-the-making doco Apollo 11with Breakfast With Taylah's Taylah Strano. Plus, Tristan braves the terror of Ari Aster's ultraviolent and uber-disturbing Midsommar, and tries to explain the appeal of Fast & Furious spin-off Hobbs & Shaw to special guest Breakfast host Graeme Watson. Keep up with Simon and Tristan's weekly reviews by tuning into RTRFM 92.1 at 7:30am WST every Friday. And be sure to keep an eye on your podcast feed for some exclusive upcoming episodes with even more special guests... Theme music by [Eddie Electric](https://eddieelectric.bandcamp.com/). Logo by [Stage Left Design](http://stageleftdesign.com.au/). Production assistance from Eddie Curtis and Chris Webb. You can listen using the play audio button. If you are on the Movie Squad podcast page you can download the podcast. The page is [here](http://rtrfm.com.au/podcasts/movie-squad/).

Date: 02 December 2018 (Evening)Title: The Death Of JesusPassage: Romans 3:26Preacher: Graeme Watson

George Herbert As Mystic. Revd Graeme Watson. 22.09.18 by WCCM

In our last episode for this season, we took a trip to the seaside town of Bangor, Northern Ireland, to meet up with 21 year old magician and mentalist, Joel Mawhinney. Graeme first saw Joel perform at a magic night in Belfast’s Black Box when he was just 16, and since leaving school, has been forging a full-time career as a creator and performer of magic. In this show, we delve into how Joel has been pursuing this unusual pathway in the age of Instagram and Facebook. Small Town Big Dreams is presented by Karishma Kursurkar of Karishma’s World and Graeme Watson of The Infinite Jest, and was created by Karishma, Graeme and Christine James of Blick Shared Studios. We’ll be back in the Autumn with 8 more episodes, so please follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, subscribe on your favourite podcast platform, and if you've enjoyed the first season, please rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts from.

The Passion and the Resurrection in the Song of Songs with Revd Graeme Watson by WCCM

In his first speech since retiring, and in light of the Fair Work Commission's ruling to reform Sunday penalty rates in the retail and hospitality sectors, Graeme Watson spoke on his more than 10 years' experience as Vice President of the Commission. Recently described as ‘one of the most brilliant industrial lawyers of his time', his letter of resignation to Employment Minister Michaelia Cash outlined that in his view the operation of the Workplace Relations system was undermining the objects of the Fair Work Act of promoting national economic prosperity and social inclusion. His letter led Peter Costello to liken him to Samson in the Bible — ‘shaking the pillars of the system to bring it down on the heads of the Philistines'. Overt capture of independent courts and tribunals is a feature of undemocratic societies, dictatorships and autocracies. It undermines a key element of democracy, the rule of law. Alarmingly, there is clear evidence of this undermining of some of our pillars of western democracy. But capture is even more damaging when it is covert, hiding behind an air of legitimacy and independence. Society needs to be ever vigilant to this threat. Interference and capture needs to be exposed and eliminated — not avoided for fear of committing the same vice of interference. Scrutiny and holding our institutions to account based on the fundamental principles of democracy are obligations we all share. ____________________ The Centre for Independent Studies (CIS) promotes free choice and individual liberty, and defends cultural freedom and the open exchange of ideas. CIS encourages debate among leading academics, politicians, media and the public. We aim to make sure good policy ideas are heard and seriously considered so that Australia can continue to prosper into the future. Check out the CIS at - https://www.cis.org.au/ Subscribe to CIS mailing list- https://www.cis.org.au/subscribe/ Support us with a tax-deductible donation at - https://www.cis.org.au/support/ Join the CIS as a member at - https://www.cis.org.au/join-cis/ Follow CIS on Socials Twitter - https://twitter.com/CISOZ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CentreIndependentStudies/ Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-centre-for-independent-studies/?viewAsMember=true

Transgender rights advocate Kai Schweizer joins Graeme Watson and Leigh Hill to discuss recent LGBTIQ news and issues.

Today you're going to be hearing from one of Northern Ireland's most hotly-tipped stand-up comedians, Micky Bartlett. Listeners will certainly have heard his name before on the Graeme Watson episode and you all know by know that I have a major thing for the current Northern Irish comedy scene so I had to get Micky on as a guest. We had a great laugh together, really did. Micky has to be one of the most relaxed comedians we're ever had on and it felt far more like a conversation over a pint than an interview. Nonetheless we nattered about how and why he got into comedy, ducking out of comedy for two full years after dying on his arse one night and making videos with, and being the victim of, the very talented Colin Geddis. We spoke too about Micky's influences, growing up in Northern Ireland; while some of his friends wanted woolly faces all he wanted to do was play Streets of Rage. We spoke too about STIs and trying to make doctors laugh, his successful stint on the BBC Northern Ireland panel show Monumental and dealing easily with being labelled as Northern Ireland's next big stand-up comedian. It was an absolute pleasure to talk to Micky, he's a real what you see is what you get and although this is for a podcast you get what I mean. His stand-up show is nothing short of utterly hilarious and I sincerely thing he's only a couple of more tours away from greatness.

Date: 04 September 2016 (Evening)Title: Church at Prayer: But now...Passage: Colossians 1:22Preacher: Graeme Watson

Is it ever Okay to out somebody? Graeme Watson and Leigh Hill and joined by musician and trans advocate Bailey Lions to discuss transgender representation in popular culture, plus we ask the question is it ever okay to out someone. Finally we nominate our favourite music of the moment.

Do we ever forgive brands that have been anti-gay? Graeme Watson and Leigh Hill and joined by community broadcaster Paul Van Leishout to discuss Gloria Jeans Coffee, the Salvation Army and Barilla Pasta's marketing challenge. Should Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull attend Mardi Gras? Plus we remember David Bowie.

Date: 04 October 2015 (Evening)Title: God who is my peacePassage: John 14:27Preacher: Graeme Watson

Balls is not shrinking, despite the cold weather. In fact, it’s a long episode for the shortest day. Sit back, rug up and take it all in.RUNNING ORDER00:00 Introduction01:26 Arnie Schwarzenegger says climate change isn’t crap11:36 Oh no, Donald Trump wants to be President18:48 Rachel Dolezal, America’s white black woman23:24 The Grexit – best news for Grecce29:13 Celebrating the solstice31:49 Protecting Maggie Smith and other national treasures33:25 The US needs to mind its own fracking business38:20 England, an impossible language41:06 What’s the Big Idea – better politicians and real estate agents50:12 Yes, there is a housing bubble (again)52:55 The Pope says yes, there is climate change58:09 The Charleston Shooting, nothing to do with guns1:08:46 New Zealand, it’s cold and where are the bees?1:13:24 The world’s most unsuccessful tyre recycler1:15:27 Graeme Watson, the Kiwi who never was1:17:39 John Key says the Kiwis would never pay people smugglers1:20:40 Waterloo, not such an English victory1:25:32 Nigel Farage and a hot tub adrift1:30:22 Rebirth of the British seaside resort

Date: 02 November 2014 (Evening)Title: DoxologyPassage: Romans 11:33-36Preacher: Graeme Watson

Date: 03 November 2013 (Evening)Title: Church at Prayer - BenedictionPassage: Romans 15:5-6Preacher: Graeme Watson

Date: 03 March 2013 (Evening)Title: What is Jesus doing now: RulingPassage: Ephesians 1:22Preacher: Graeme Watson

Date: 01 July 2012 (Evening)Title: Forgive us our sinsPassage: Matthew 6:12Preacher: Graeme Watson

Date: 01 May 2011 (Evening)Title: Church at PrayerPassage: Ephesians 1:15-23Preacher: Graeme Watson

Date: 28 March 2010 (Evening)Title: Church at prayerPassage: Hebrews 12:1-3Preacher: Graeme Watson

Date: 09 August 2009 (Evening)Title: Why wait?Passage: 2 Peter 3: 1-9Preacher: Graeme Watson

Fire Safety - Graeme Watson