Podcast appearances and mentions of Graham Ross

In this episode with Jen Seyderhelm, she tackles: ARN’s AI DJ Thy ruffles feathers No Australian Commercial Radio Awards this year Hamish and Andy lock in more years with SCA Triple M decides on its replacements for Marty Sheargold 45 years for Graham Ross and Mike Perso plus, as usual, the National Radio Airplay Chart song of the week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host of 2GB’s Garden Clinic, Graham Ross, spoke with Mark Levy at the Easter Show to celebrate 45 years of the Garden Clinic and reflect on his remarkable career. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interpreten: Choir of Clare College, Cambridge; Graham Ross Label: harmonia mundi EAN: 3149020951934 Nach der quirligen Eröffnung des CD der Woche Jahres 2025 mit Lisette Oropesa vergangene Woche, geht es diesmal ein wenig gediegener zu. Der Choir of Clare College, also jener Chor, dessen Hauptaufgabe es ist, die Gottesdienste in der Kapelle des Clare College, Cambridge, zu leiten, hat sich mit Weltersteinspielungen von Palestrina'schen Werken beschäftigt und diese mit Kompositionen einiger englischer Zeitgenossen kombiniert. Ganz nach dem Geschmack von Michael Gmasz. Langjährige Hörerinnen und Hörer von radio klassik Stephansdom wissen mittlerweile schon über meine Leidenschaft und Liebe zur Vokalpolyphonie der Renaissancezeit Bescheid. Immer wieder habe ich an dieser Stelle herausragende Neuveröffentlichungen alter Sangeskunst empfohlen. Und wenn dann eine CD erscheint, auf der so schön gesungen wird, mit absoluter Intonationsreinheit, deutlicher Artikulation und Variantenreichtum in Agogik und Dynamik, dann kann ich an einer solchen CD als CD der Woche nicht vorbei. Der Chor des Clare College in Cambridge ist, mit seiner Gründung im Jahr 1972, vergleichsweise jung. Er hat sich jedoch schnell einen internationalen Ruf als eine der führenden Hochschulchorgruppen der Welt erworben. Die Stimmen fügen sich, auch durch die Akustik des geistlichen Kirchenraums, wunderbar zusammen und ergeben ein Klang Bad, in das man sich gerne hineinlegt. Geleitet wird der Chor ausschließlich von ehemaligen Chorknaben, seit 15 Jahren ist das nun höchst erfolgreich Graham Ross. Für dieses Album hat er bisher kaum bekannte Vokalwerke von Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, zwei Messen, ein Magnificat sowie zwei weitere Motetten, ausgewählt. Kombiniert hat er diese mit Vertonungen derselben Texte von drei englischen Zeitgenossen Palestrinas: William Byrd, Robert White und William Mundy. Ein erstes ausgesprochen gelungenes Geburtstagsgeschenk zum 500er des römischen Meisters! (mg)

CMC’s podcast on artists active in New Music in Ireland returns with interviews recorded with two of the featured Irish composers at this year’s ISCM World New Music Days in the Faroe Islands. Recorded in June, the episode features conversations with composers Eric Skytterholm Egan and Rhona Clarke. Presented by Jonathan Grimes and Evonne Ferguson. Show Notes ISCM World New Music Days 2024 ISCM Eric Skytterholm Egan CMC Composer Page Rhona Clarke CMC Composer Page Music Eric Skytterholm Egan - in some or other Oasis (2014 rev. 2023) (Lapland Chamber Orchestra), live performance at Tórshavn Music School, Tórshavn, Faroe Island, 24 June 2024. Video of concert available here. Rhona Clarke - O Vis Aeternitatis (2020) (ARS NOVA Copenhagen, conductor Graham Ross), live performance at The Nordic House in Tórshavn, 29 June 2024. Video of concert available here.

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Well it may have turned 30, but 'Better Homes and Gardens' has shown no signs of slowing down bringing us everything we need to know around the house every Friday night. While there are some newer faces on the series, we still have some of the stalwarts like Dr Harry, Graham Ross and host Johanna Griggs. For more,  Johanna Griggs joins.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Entramos en el cuarto de Mary, la supercientífica de la que nos habló el filósofo autraliano Frank Jackson en 1982y 1986, con músicas que llenan de colores la habitación.  fields of forever. Chad Lawson, Peter Gregson, Esther Yoo, James Southall What Gorgeous Thing. Chad Lawson Vaya Vaya. Kronos Quartet, Mahsa Vahdat and the swallow. Caroline ShawArs Nova CopenhagenPaul Hillier Fo¿lk fær andlit. Hildur Guðnadóttir, Emily D'Angelo, das freie orchester Berlin, Jarkko Riihimäki Si dolce e'l tormento. Roberta Mameli,La Venexiana Troppo cruda, HWV 198 Infiammate de Handel Rossana Bertini, Claudio Cavina, La Venexiana Fljo¿tavik. Sigur Rós, Dmitri Ensemble, Stephanie Gonley, Graham Ross Untitled 3  Samskeyti. Sigur Rós Spiritus Sanctus Vivificans de Hildegard von Binge Anna Sandström, Christopher Monks Missa adieu mes amours I. Kyrie a 2 voces y vihuela de de Peñalosa Maria Cristina Kiehr, Jonatan Alvarado, Ariel Abramovich Taladh Chriosta de Peter Gregson Daniel Pioro, Grace Davidson, Clara Sanabras y Hannah Cooke     Kad Ja Po¿oh Na Bembašu Božo Vre¿o y Edin Karamazov  Escuchar audio

Episode 115 overviewIn Episode 115, we focus on the latest news from MSC, re-routing cargo ships to protect marine mammals, Carnival Spirit enroute to Australia, Kangaroos Island welcomes Coral Princess, the countdown to Cunard's QE returning to Australia. P&O UK steps up entertainment on Arvia. Virgin Partners with sustainable marine fuel providers & Fred. Oslen celebrates Signature Experiences. Plus a listener question from Madeline.Throw back to the episode archives Ep14 – Captain Kate, Celebrity Cruises#14 – Captain Kate McCue on Celebrity Edge – The Big Cruise PodcastSupport the showListen, Like, Subscribe & Review on your favourite podcast directory.Share the podcast with someone you think will enjoy the showBuy Me A Coffee – This podcast is only possible thanks to our supporters, simply buying a coffee keeps us on air. It is just like shouting your mate a coffee, and we consider our listeners close mates. https://bit.ly/2T2FYGXSustainable Fashion – choose a TBCP design or design your own… all using organic cotton, green energy and zero plastic https://bit.ly/32G7RdhCruise newsWorld's Largest Container Line is Rerouting its Fleet to Avoid Collisions with Endangered Blue WhalesMediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has taken a major step to help protect blue whales and other cetaceans living and feeding in the waters off the coast of Sri Lanka by altering shipping lanes to avoid their habitat.A global leader in container shipping and logistics, MSC began in mid-2022 to voluntarily re-route its vessels passing by Sri Lanka, on a new course that is approximately 15 nautical miles to the south, in line with the advice of scientists and other key actors in the maritime sector.The decision was based on research surveys completed by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), with the World Trade Institute (WTI), Biosphere Foundation, University of Ruhuna (Sri Lanka), and supported by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).Westbound ship traffic is now limited to a latitude between 05 30N and 05 35N, and eastbound traffic is limited to a latitude between 05 24N and 05 29N in order to avoid designated cetacean habitats.Sri Lanka lies in the Indian Ocean, between Asia and Europe, and the port of Colombo is a major transshipment hub for global trade.The area off its southern coast is one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world and is also inhabited by large populations of whales, meaning that these animals may be at risk of colliding with ships.Simulations have shown that moving the official shipping lane 15 nautical miles to the south could reduce the strike risk to blue whales by a whopping 95%.CARNIVAL LUMINOSA OFFICIALLY REGISTERED WITH THE BAHAMASAs part of its transition to the Carnival Cruise Line fleet, Carnival Luminosa was officially registered today with the Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA). During the ceremony, Carnival Luminosa's senior leadership team and the classification society completed all necessary registration processes, and Deck Cadet Mark Casson, a Bahamian citizen from Freeport, raised the new Bahamian flag.When the ship departs for Dubai, she will be flying the Bahamian flag to designate the new ship registry. Eventually arriving to Australia in less than two months, Carnival Luminosa will sail a variety of seasonal itineraries from Brisbane from Nov. 6, 2022 to April 13, 2023, offering something for everyone, before repositioning for seasonal service from Seattle to Alaska next May, including some exotic, first-time-for-Carnival destinations.Carnival Splendor crosses the international date line on-route to Sydney Australia. The guests and crew on Carnival Splendor, currently sailing a Transpacific Journeys cruise on its way to restart Carnival Cruise Line's operations in Australia, can (sort of) consider themselves time travellers now that the ship has crossed the International Dateline while sailing westward in the southern Pacific Ocean. By crossing this internationally recognised calendar boundary, the ship skipped a full day of the week – turning Wednesday into Friday for all on boardFollowing Carnival Splendor's departure from Seattle on Sept. 6, after the ship's successful deployment as part of Carnival's biggest-ever Alaska season, guests on board have enjoyed an unforgettable opportunity exploring the natural beauty of this South Pacific cruise. Carnival Splendor made several stops across Hawaii, visiting Honolulu, Kona, Hilo and Maui. Carnival Splendor will soon visit the Fiji Islands, with stops in Suva and Port Denarau.Arriving in Sydney on Sept. 30, Carnival Splendor will be the first Carnival ship returning to guest operations in Australian waters in nearly 1,000 days. The ship will homeport in Sydney now year-round, with her first cruise departing Oct. 1.Carnival Splendor's return also coincides with Carnival's 10th year of operations in Australia. In November, Carnival Luminosa will complete the cruise line's two-ship deployment to Australia with sailings from Brisbane.Kangaroo Island's emotional reunion with Princess Cruises Kangaroo Island this week welcome its first cruise ship in more than two and a half years, sharing a special connection with both the valuable sector of the visitor economy and the visiting cruise line.Princess Cruises was the first cruise line to visit the island following the devastating bushfires in January 2020, with a special visit by the Sun Princess “in a show of support for the local community”.Many guests of that voyage made donations to South Australia's bushfire relief and Princess Cruises directed revenue from the day's shore excursions to the state's bushfire appeal. The visit was also hoped to help send a message to the world that Kangaroo Island was ‘open for business'.This weeks arrival of the Coral Princess is one of a record-breaking number of visits scheduled for South Australia in 2022/23 – including 32 visits to Penneshaw – and the beginning of a restart of a once $145 million sector of the state's visitor economy.With almost 2,000 passengers and 895 crew, the Coral Princess will return to Penneshaw on another itinerary in April 2023, while other Princess ships are also scheduled for Penneshaw this season through as far ahead as April 2024. This includes one of the biggest ships to visit Kangaroo Island, the Majestic Princess, which carries up to 3,560 passengers and 1,346 crew.Other cruise ships scheduled for Kangaroo Island this season (September 2022 to April 2023) include P&O's Pacific Explorer with up to 1,998 passengers and 924 crew, Cunard's Queen Elizabeth with up to 2,081 passengers and 980 crew; and Holland America's Westerdam carrying up to 1,964 passengers and 800 crew.Princess facilities first martial arts programme at sea FUJI Sports (FUJI), the outfitter and equipment provider for more than 18 million martial arts competitors and academies worldwide since 1969, and FUJI Mats, the worldwide leading supplier of premium mats, facility equipment, and design services, have announced a partnership with Princess Cruises that will now make FUJI the exclusive cruise partner to stage seminars, events and competitions spanning the globe.he first “Princess and FUJI Adventures Cruise” takes place January 7-14, 2023 on Sky Princess for a Caribbean voyage. The experience will depart from Fort Lauderdale with stops at Princess Cays (Bahamas); San Juan, Puerto Rico; Amber Cove (Dominican Republic); and Grand Turk (Turk and Caicos).  The Princess and FUJI Adventure Cruise will include Olympians and World Champions who will engage with martial arts enthusiasts throughout the voyage. Highlights of the Princess and FUJI Adventures Cruise include:Seminars with leading martial arts expertsShoreside martial arts events in ports of callFamily competitions and prizesSpecial edition co-branded gearCulinary demonstrations with celebrity chefsIndustry speakersBusiness-to-Business networking opportunities50 days and counting: Cunard's Queen Elizabeth returns to Australia In less than 50 days on 7 November 2022, Cunard line's iconic Queen Elizabeth returns to Australian shores for the first time since early 2020. Fremantle in WA will host Queen Elizabeth's first local call this homeport season.For many, the arrival of a Cunard Queen marks the beginning of the local summer cruise season. Throughout her 121-day record Australian residence, Queen Elizabeth invites guests to experience once-in-a-lifetime encounters and unique itineraries.The inaugural Great Australian Culinary Voyage features Australian produce and bespoke menus created by leading chefs Matt Moran, Mark Olive and Darren Purchese. The 5-night roundtrip from Sydney departing on 28 January 2023, features calls in Melbourne and Burnie where the culinary experiences continue on shore with one-off excursions curated especially for the sailing.Gardening royalty Graham Ross and Jamie Durie will share their knowledge onboard Cunard's first Gardening Journey departing Melbourne on 4 February 2023. Throughout the 7-night-sailing, these and many more special guests will share their best tips and the top trends in gardening via informative talks, hands-on workshops and on-shore experiences.Australian personalities Sir Peter Cosgrove, Dawn Fraser and Nova Peris will inspire guests with anecdotes from their lives on Queen Elizabeth's inaugural circumnavigations of Australia.The last time a Cunard Queen circled the continent was back in 2014, so this is a very rare opportunity for travellers to enjoy what the prestigious British cruise line is all about on an extended sailing: impeccable service, exemplary fine dining, grand Gala Nights, dynamic West End style entertainment and enough room to feel special, unwind and relaxEntertainment firsts and new talent on board P&O Cruises newest ship ArviaP&O Cruises newest ship Arvia will offer guests a range of entertainment firsts, including WaveLength, a new interactive gameshow, virtually starring presenter and game show host Ben Shephard.Created exclusively for P&O Cruises and hosted in The Headliner's Theatre, WaveLength will give guests the opportunity to find out how well they know each other as they try to match their partner's answersNew to P&O Cruises on board Arvia:Greatest Days – Arvia is the only place in the world where guests will be able to watch the stage musical, Greatest Days – The Official Take That Musical. Greatest Days is an adaptation of the acclaimed West End musical The Band, which features the songs of Take That and is a beautiful story by Olivier Award-winning writer Tim Firth. It will be brought to life on stage by an amazing cast from our Headliners Theatre Company.Altitude – Arvia's outdoor adventure zone for the whole family. Situated at the very top of Arvia, families will be able to enjoy the new aqua zone at Splash Valley, where plenty of shade and sprinklers will make it the perfect place on a hot day with fantastic views.Set 54m above the ocean, Altitude Skywalk is P&O Cruises first ever high-ropes experience and will offer guests a series of rope walks with different routes to suit all levels.Altitude Minigolf will be the new, tropical island-themed minigolf open all day and illuminated at night. The whole family can enjoy the challenge together as they perfect their putts while dodging hippos, water hazards, and tiki huts to claim the winning title.Mission Control – Exclusive to Arvia, Mission Control is a unique immersive experience. Set on board the fictional submarine Arvia II, it combines an escape game with multimedia simulation and a live-action story to create a thrilling underwater challenge. The realistic 3D surroundings will take guests to the depths of ocean canyons, where they will be able to overcome danger and solve puzzles and problems.Other entertainment highlights on Arvia include:The 710 Club – The 710 Club on Arvia is a sophisticated bar crafted to Music Director GaryBarlow's creative vision. Atmospheric and low-lit, The 710 Club offers live music from resident band The 710s with an unmistakably vintage vibe and stylish cocktails.Aardman – P&O Cruises has partnered with Aardman to offer children a range of Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep themed activities. Children will be able to join in a themed dance class or craft workshop such as making their own Gromit ears or can sit back and enjoy film premieres or Wallace & Gromit's brand-new show, All Hands on Deck!Ocean Studios – Located on Deck 6, Ocean Studios is Arvia's three-screen multiplex cinema offering the latest blockbuster releases and family favourites in a plush setting.Virgin Voyages Partners with Sustainable Marine Fuel ProvidersVirgin Voyages, a new cruise line with an efficient fleet of ships amongst the youngest in the industry, today announced that it has partnered with independent sustainability experts, the Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB), along with three leading waste-based sustainable fuel providers to deliver low carbon fuels to the marine industry. Argent Energy, GoodFuels and Twelve are collaborating with the cruise line to further advance Virgin Voyages' commitment of reaching net zero by 2050.Following months of detailed research, Virgin Voyages has taken an important step to advancing a low-carbon future by establishing key partnerships and building a portfolio approach to sustainable marine fuel (SMF) supply. Recognizing there is currently no one-size-fits-all, low-carbon fuel solution, Virgin Voyages will enter into long-term agreements for sustainable marine fuels with these providers, which includes plans to add others over time.Adopting drop-in sustainable fuels, such as those made from abundant, problematic waste or direct air capture of CO2, is paramount for reducing emissions and reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050. Virgin Voyages estimates that by switching to sustainable marine fuels, the line will reduce its life-cycle carbon emissions from fuel by 75% or more.Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines celebrates the Joy of the Journey with new Signature ExperiencesFred. Olsen Cruise Lines has unveiled five new Signature Experiences to celebrate the Joy of the Journey on board each of its sailings.The experiences will focus on Itinerary Insights, the Sky at Sea, Treats of the Region, Scenic Discoveries and the Ship and the Sea, with each to be delivered by specialist guides who are experts in their field.Open air sunrise, sunset or stargazing events will be among the highlights of the Sky at Sea, while there will be chances to join a guide on deck to spot wildlife, flora and fauna or join a hosted talk in one of Fred. Olsen's panoramic Observatory Lounges in Scenic Discoveries, as the ship sails through some of the world's most beautiful waterways, lochs, lakes and fjords and interesting seascapes.The Itinerary Insights programme will offer lively lectures and smaller, more informative talks, on cultural, artistic and historical highlights to give guests a deeper understanding of the destinations they will visit, while the Ship and the Sea will shine a spotlight on Fred. Olsen's five generations of maritime traditions, and include ‘an Audience With' programme with Captains and crew for those who are curious to find out more.Fred. Olsen's creative chefs and galley teams will showcase the Treats of the Region with live cookery demonstrations of local delicacies, giving guests the chance to sample dishes famous in the places they'll be visiting and learning how to recreate them at home.The cruise line has already started to introduce elements of its Joy of the Journey programme onto its sailings for 2022, with the full programme to be up and running on all cruises from 2023.This includes Balmoral's 78-night ‘Exploration of South America and the Antarctic' cruise setting sail on 5th January 2023 with guests to be joined by Falklands veteran Simon Weston who will share tales of his time during the Falklands War.Other highlights include the chance to join cookery demonstrations to learn how to make Chilean empanadas, Uruguayan chivito and Brazilian feijoada as guests sail to their places of origin, or opportunities to join the guides out on deck for a scenic sunrise while sailing through the Chilean Fjords, a sunset at the ‘end of the world' in Ushuaia, the southern most tip of South America, or for a stargazing evening while sailing the Atlantic at the furthest point from land.And more...Join the show:If you have a cruise tip, burning question or want to record a cruise review get in touch with us via the website https://thebigcruisepodcast.com/join-the-show/ Guests: Chris Frame: https://bit.ly/3a4aBCg   Chris's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChrisFrameOfficialPeter Kollar: https://www.cruising.org.au/Home Listen & Subscribe: Amazon Podcasts: https://amzn.to/3w40cDcApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2XvD7tF Audible: https://adbl.co/3nDvuNgCastbox: https://bit.ly/2xkGBEI Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2RuY04u I heart Radio:  https://ihr.fm/3mVIEUASpotify: https://spoti.fi/3caCwl8 Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2JWE8Tz Pocket casts: https://bit.ly/2JY4J2M Tune in: https://bit.ly/2V0Jrrs Podcast Addict: https://bit.ly/2BF6LnE Hosted on Acast. 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In 1942, Benjamin Britten boarded the M.S. Axel Johnson, a Swedish cargo vessel, to make the journey home to England after three years in America. During the voyage, the ship stopped at Halifax, Nova Scotia, where Britten came across a poetry anthology in a bookshop - The English Galaxy of Shorter Poems. In his cabin, he began work on setting some of these poems for voices and harp. Originally conceived as a series of unrelated songs, the piece developed into an extended choral composition for Christmas. There are some pieces of music we return to at special moments and, for many, Britten's A Ceremony of Carols is a beloved winter piece - "Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without a performance of it" says harpist Sally Pryce, who recalls performing the piece in deepest winter, desperately trying to keep her fingers warm as she prepared to play the first harp notes. Music writer Gavin Plumley tells the story of Britten's wartime voyage home and reflects on Christmases past and present. Matt Peacock remembers a very special performance of the work bringing together professional musicians, choristers and people experiencing homelessness in an Oxford college chapel. Dr Imani Mosley reflects on how the piece has helped her create a winter ritual in sunny Florida and how its meaning has changed since losing her partner. Conductor and composer Graham Ross is Director of Music at Clare College, Cambridge; he takes us deep into Britten's sound world and reflects on the genius of his approach to setting texts and the mastery of his writing for harp and voices. And Johanna Rehbaum remembers the joy of singing the work with the women of her choir, days before giving birth to her son. Produced in Bristol by Mair Bosworth for BBC Audio

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Episode 01: Show NotesWelcome to today's episode of the Circulist Quest, where we talk to the entrepreneurs, designers, engineers, and scientists who are helping to facilitate the shift to the circular economy. Here today to share his insights is Adrian Jones, founder of BlockTexx, a company that is closing the loop on textile waste in the fashion industry. Tune in as Nick Gonios speaks to Adrian about his journey from a senior player in the retail space to an entrepreneur with the aim to keep all textiles out of landfill in an act of atonement. We discuss the role of fast fashion and social media in fuelling excessive consumption and why Adrian considers the best form of recycling to be buying second hand. We touch on greenwashing, why the right to repair is so important, and how, when you wear polyester, you are essentially wearing crude oil. Adrian reveals his vision for BlockTexx for the upcoming years, which align perfectly with Circulist's focus on shifting from mega factories and global supply chains to local distributed networks, micro factories, and micro service centres. Lastly, he leaves us with some words of wisdom that are easy to implement: consider whether you can wear your clothes for longer. Just one small lifestyle decision can go a long way to reduce global textile waste!Key Points:An evaluation of the textile waste stats in Australia and the US today.Introducing Adrian Jones and his background as buyer, manager, and leader for large retailers.How raising two sons to adulthood made Adrian more mindful of environmental impact.The two options you have when you recognise a problem: do nothing or do something.Adrian and his partner, Graham Ross's aim to keep all textiles out of landfills.Why he considers his journey into BlockTexx as atonement for his years in retail.How fast fashion and social media have contributed to excessive consumption.Why under 25s are the biggest consumers but the most educated and active demographic.The problem of greenwashing or ‘putting green lipstick on the pig'.What Adrian considers to be the best form of recycling: buying second hand.Why the right to repair is really important.The implication of making the choice to only wear a garment six times: consuming less.An insight into the fashion industry's overdeveloped view of its self importance.How you are essentially wearing crude oil when you wear polyester.Adrian's plans for the next six to 12 months: build bigger in Australia, continue to research, and then scale by licensing the software overseas.Circulist's focus on shifting from mega factories and global supply chains to local distributed networks, micro factories, and micro service centres.Adrian encourages listeners to think how one small decision can go a long way to save textile waste globally.Quotes:“You can accept there's a problem and then do nothing about it, which is the coward's way, or you can accept there's a problem and then you can do something about it, but that involves significant change for yourself.” — Adrian Jones“Whether we achieve it in our lifetime or not, I don't know, but our ambition is to keep all textiles out of landfills.” — Adrian JonesLinks Mentioned in Today's Episode:Adrian Jones on LinkedInBlockTexxCirculistCirculist EmailHost Nick GoniosProduced by Jim Lounsbury

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Peter is joined again by Graham Ross who amongst other insights shares stories of Australia's flora, the scale of the continent and how climate change's effects are being felt.You can visit Graham's Website here: https://www.rosstours.com/If you have a question for Peter write to ThisWeekInTheGarden@gmail.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Peter is joined by Graham Ross, who calls in from New South Wales. Graham is a seasoned broadcaster with a long career presenting on Australian TV and Radio. Graham tells Peter about some of his favourite places to visit around the world from the perspective of a broadcaster, tour guide and enthusiast.You can hear Graham's show The Garden Clinic here: https://www.2gb.com/show/the-garden-clinic/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Víðsjá stingur í dag inn nefi í Mutt gallerí við Laugaveg en þar opnaði myndlistamaðurinn Tinna Royal sýninguna Wild About You um síðustu helgi. Á veggjum sýningarrýmisins hanga málverk í popplistarstíl. Í verkunum skapar Tinna myndasögupersónum frá 5. áratug síðustu aldar nýtt samhengi sem afhjúpar vandræðaleg samskipti, úreltar staðalímyndir og gamalkunnar aksjónhetjur. Slegið verður á þráðinn til Ólafs Kjartans Sigurðarssonar óperusöngvara sem hefur í nógu að snúast þessa dagana á óperusviðum Þýskalands en í Óperukvöldi Útvarpsins á annað kvöld verður á dagskrá Rásar 1 hljóðritun af óperunni Tannhäuser eftir Richard Wagner þar sem Ólafur Kjartan fer með eitt aðalhlutverkanna. Breski kórstjórinn Graham Ross verður einnig tekin tali í þætti dagsins en hann stjórnar kór Clare College háskólans frá Cambridge á tónleikum í Hallgrímskirkju á laugardag. Og að endingu segir Snæbjörn Brynjarsson, leiklistarrýnir Víðsjár, hlustendum skoðun sína á grínleiknum Bíddu bara í Gaflaraleikhúsinu. Umsjón: Tómas Ævar Ólafsson og Guðni Tómasson.

On today's show, Charlie Albone is joined by his good friend, esteemed horticulturist Graham Ross. After all his years of gardening, Graham has plenty of stories to tell and has his finger firmly on the pulse of what people are up to in their garden's today. They cover gardening trends, Graham's time in the gardening industry and the changes they have seen over the years.On today's episode:Charlie chats to Graham Ross about trends they are seeing in gardensThe importance of spending time in the gardenHow Graham's passion for gardening grewGraham's experience and time working in the horticulture industryWhat's “Big G's” favourite gardening tool? His STIHL Battery Powered blower of course!How to plan your gardening calendarWhere to start your Spring Gardening CleanupToday's Guest: Graham RossSTIHL Tools are only available from STIHL Dealers, there are over 600 STIHL Dealers across Australia.Find out more about Battery Power by STIHL here: www.stihl.com.au/batteryFind your local STIHL Dealer here: www.stihldealers.com.auWe'd love to hear from you, please email any questions you have about your garden to: charlie@stihl.com.auWebsite: stihl.com.au/Instagram - @stihl_au or @charlie_alboneThis podcast was hosted by Charlie Albone and created by STIHL Australia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Víðsjá stingur í dag inn nefi í Mutt gallerí við Laugaveg en þar opnaði myndlistamaðurinn Tinna Royal sýninguna Wild About You um síðustu helgi. Á veggjum sýningarrýmisins hanga málverk í popplistarstíl. Í verkunum skapar Tinna myndasögupersónum frá 5. áratug síðustu aldar nýtt samhengi sem afhjúpar vandræðaleg samskipti, úreltar staðalímyndir og gamalkunnar aksjónhetjur. Slegið verður á þráðinn til Ólafs Kjartans Sigurðarssonar óperusöngvara sem hefur í nógu að snúast þessa dagana á óperusviðum Þýskalands en í Óperukvöldi Útvarpsins á annað kvöld verður á dagskrá Rásar 1 hljóðritun af óperunni Tannhäuser eftir Richard Wagner þar sem Ólafur Kjartan fer með eitt aðalhlutverkanna. Breski kórstjórinn Graham Ross verður einnig tekin tali í þætti dagsins en hann stjórnar kór Clare College háskólans frá Cambridge á tónleikum í Hallgrímskirkju á laugardag. Og að endingu segir Snæbjörn Brynjarsson, leiklistarrýnir Víðsjár, hlustendum skoðun sína á grínleiknum Bíddu bara í Gaflaraleikhúsinu. Umsjón: Tómas Ævar Ólafsson og Guðni Tómasson.

Listen to the latest from Graham Ross on the Garden Clinic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen to the latest from Graham Ross on the Garden Clinic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen to the latest from Graham Ross on the Garden Clinic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen to the latest from Graham Ross on the Garden Clinic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen to the latest from Graham Ross on the Garden Clinic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen to the latest from Graham Ross on the Garden Clinic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep66 - OverviewA trifecta of listener questions, the first of which forms Maritime History this week, followed by the latest cruise news from around the world. Craig asks “Is there a difference between a cruise and a crossing? Deb asks about tips for a 2022 Med cruise celebrating her milestone birthday. Michael asks for suggestions for a Greek Isles cruise for late 2022. Buy Me A CoffeeThis podcast is only possible thanks to our supporters, simply buying a coffee keeps us on air. It is just like shouting your mate a coffee, and we consider our listeners close mates.  https://bit.ly/2T2FYGXImage Credit: Majestic Princess in Alaska. Princess CruisesCruise NewsRCI switches Australian deployment  Royal Caribbean International today announced a new season of Australian domestic sailings on board returning favourite Ovation of the Seas. Ovation will sail from Sydney starting 13 th Dec. 2021 through 31st March 2022 offering a mix of 2- to 10-night domestic sailings visiting some of the country's most famous cities and regions.In lieu of the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the opening of international borders and to ensure guests have peace of mind surrounding their holiday plans, Royal Caribbean has made the decision to cancel the following sailings:Serenade of the Seas' sailings from Sydney from 24 Oct. 2021 to 27 February 2022 inclusiveOvation of the Seas' sailings from Sydney from 27 Oct. 2021 to 10 April 2022 inclusive, and Ovation will be redeployed to a domestic only itineraryOvation will offer guests a raft of short breaks and voyages with 24 sailings from Sydney starting in December. Guests can choose from 2- to 10-night itineraries that visit ports such as Eden, Hobart, Adelaide, Brisbane, Port Douglas, Kangaroo Island, Airlie Beach, Cairns or Port Douglas. Plus, enjoy scenic excursions of the Great Barrier Reef, Willis Island and the NSW South Coast.Cunard's inaugural gardening journey rescheduled to 4 February 2023Previously scheduled for 14 December 2021, Cunard's inaugural seven-night gardening voyage will now set sail from Melbourne on 4 February 2023.Cunard's gardening journey offers guests the opportunity to indulge their love of gardening while enjoying all the delights of a summer cruise on Queen Elizabeth in Australia's southern waters.Leading gardening experts and well known personalities such as Graham Ross and Jamie Durie will join this special voyage to share their latest knowledge and garden trends with guests during informative talks, exciting shore excursions and intimate dinners. Topics will include rose gardening, small garden design, bee-keeping, lawn maintenance and growing native plants. Just to name a few.Queen Elizabeth's renowned entertainment program will have a green twist featuring a beautiful botanical themed High Tea, Garden to Plate talks and cooking classes focusing on using ingredients from your garden, and even a special gardening trivia hosted by the wonderful Julia Zaetta, the previous long-standing editor of Better Homes & Gardens.Visiting the popular ports of Adelaide, Hobart and Port Arthur guests will be able to join bespoke gardening themed shore excursions. These new tours will be announced soon and are in addition to Cunard's already extensive tour options.Mardi Gras, Carnival Cruise Line's Newest and Most Innovative Ship, Departs On Maiden VoyageMardi Gras is the first cruise ship to set sail with guests from Port Canaveral since the industry-wide pause in operations 16 months ago.As the line's newest flagship, Mardi Gras is the first cruise ship in the Americas to be powered by eco-friendly Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and the first to feature a roller coaster.  The 180,000-ton ship boasts six distinct themed zones with a variety of food, beverage and entertainment options, including dining venues from Emeril Lagasse, Guy Fieri, Rudi Sodamin and its Chief Fun Officer Shaquille O'Neal.Mardi Gras will set sail 31 July 2021 at 6 p.m. from Port Canaveral's Cruise Terminal 3 for a weeklong cruise with stops in San Juan, Puerto Rico; Amber Cove, Dominican Republic and Nassau, The Bahamas.Mardi Gras is the fifth Carnival Cruise Line ship to resume service with additional vessels set to restart operations soon. By October, 15 Carnival ships will be sailing – more than half its fleet.Princess Cruises Successfully Completes First VoyageAfter an extended pause in operations, Majestic Princess returned to Seattle yesterday following its first successful voyage for Princess in the United States. The ship became the line's first ship to return to service, kicking off the partial season of Alaska sailings departing through September 26, 2021. The round-trip, seven-day cruise visited Glacier Bay National Park, Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan.Guests on board Majestic Princess this season, will visit signature ports, glaciers and attractions, and enjoy authentic Alaska-themed activities offered via its award-winning “North to Alaska” program.  The program celebrates the history and traditions of The Last Frontier bringing together local personalities, culture and Alaska seafood for guests. Signature specialty dining, Movies Under the Stars, production shows and Discovery@SEA programs are also available—from original musicals, magic shows, feature films, top comedians and original game shows to keep guests entertained.Over the northern autumn season, Princess Cruises will begin sailing from Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Ft. Lauderdale. Starting between September 25 and November 28, 2021, cruises onboard eight Princess MedallionClass™ ships will once again take guests to the Caribbean, Panama Canal, Mexico, Hawaii, and the California Coast. Princess Cruises Unveils 2023 Alaska Cruises & Cruisetours ProgramPrincess Cruises announced its 2023 Alaska cruises and cruisetours season featuring six MedallionClass ships. On sale August 19, the program includes award-winning ship, Majestic Princess, and the cruise line's newest vessel, Discovery Princess, where she'll return to Alaska for her second season. With 145 departures, 14 unique itineraries, five glacier viewing experiences and departing from four convenient departure ports, key highlights of the program include:Voyage of the Glaciers from Vancouver, B.C. or Anchorage (Whittier): Majestic Princess, Sapphire Princess and Grand Princess sail the top-rated, seven-day itinerary that features two glacier viewing experiences including Glacier Bay National Park.Voyage of the Glaciers Grand Adventure from Vancouver: Majestic Princess, Sapphire Princess and Grand Princess sail the top-rated, 14-day itinerary featuring four glacier viewing experiences including Hubbard Glacier and Glacier Bay National Park. Guests can add a Cruise tour pre or post cruise visiting some of the five Princess-owned wilderness lodges.Inside Passage from Seattle: Discovery Princess, the newest ship in the fleet, and Crown Princess, return to the Emerald City with seven-day Inside Passage voyages.Atlas Ocean Voyages' World Navigator Commences ServiceAtlas Ocean Voyages' first, newly constructed expedition ship World Navigator has launched. Designed for discerning, fun-seeking travellers, World Navigator brings guests on all-inclusive, luxury adventures to remote and captivating destinations around the world and serves up regionally inspired gourmet cuisine; unlimited premium wines and spirits, international beers, and specialty coffees; and a choice of a complimentary land excursion at every port. Atlas' All Inclusive All the Way promise also includes complimentary round-trip air travel and ground transfers for a complete and seamless luxe-adventure voyage.World Navigator is Atlas' first newly constructed small ship, appointed in retro-chic elegance, for an immersive and personalized travel experience. World Navigator is sailing seven- to 12-night Egypt and Greek Isles voyages for her inaugural summer 2021 season and reposition via the Mediterranean, Caribbean and South America to sail nine- and 12-night expeditions in Antarctica.World Navigator offers 98 suites and staterooms, ranging from the 183-sq.-ft. Adventure Staterooms to the ship's signature one-bedroom, 466-sq.-ft. Navigator Suite. In March 2022, World Navigator will be the first ship to offer Solo Suites. All suites and staterooms are infused with European sophistication; incorporate modern technological conveniences; and include a stocked mini-refrigerator; L'OCCITANE bath amenities; slippers, robes, and binoculars to use on board; Nespresso coffee; teas; and personalized bar service, and butler service in suites.At 9,930 GRTs, the ship fosters a refined and convivial ambience and is Polar Category C- and Ice Class 1B-certified. World Navigator will be joined by sister-ships World Traveller and World Seeker in 2022 and World Adventurer and World Discoverer in 2023.And moreEthical Cruise T-Shirts Now available branded podcast t-shirts, cruise-tees and Christmas gifts or design your own in the studio. 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For this next mini-series of The WTiN Podcast, we talk to organisations about the topic of textile recycling. This is one of the most important solutions to the industry's waste and sustainability problems. So tune in to learn about new industry initiatives to create circular fashion, upcoming textile recovery technologies, how best to communicate sustainability to consumers. and much more.In this first episode we speak to Graham Ross, co-founder of the textile recovery technology company BlockTexx.Founded in 2018 by Ross and his co-founder, Adrian Jones, BlockTexx has developed its own proprietary technology that separates polyester and cotton materials such as clothes, sheets and towels of any colour or condition and turns them back into their high-value raw materials of PET and cellulose. These can then be reused as new products for all industries.In this episode, Ross talks about the chemical recycling process that he and Jones have developed, how the Covid-19 pandemic has allowed them to further optimise their technology and model, and how the team hopes to have a commercial plant up and running by the end of the year. What's more, he explains how the industry needs to start taking action instead of only talking about sustainability, and how this will encourage new conversations among manufacturers, brands and investors to get the ball rolling.