Podcast appearances and mentions of guy jones

In Arteetude 275, Detlef Schlich takes us on a journey through the “UNITE” group exhibition at the Quay Co-Op Gallery in Cork, where art becomes diplomacy, memory, and spiritual dialogue. His contribution—Stripes of Unity, a series of digital collages and animations—serves as a haunting, layered meditation on fragmentation and healing, weaving together zebra, soldier, and saint in a powerful visual rhythm.This episode features intimate and reflective conversations with key voices from the exhibition:

Ciara Doherty speaks to Michael McNamara MEP, Paul McAuliffe TD, Paul Murphy TD, Louisa Santoro, Hugh O'Connell, Guy Jones, Fawaz Gerges, Nick Pisa and Gavan Reilly. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the final episode of our ‘greening your marketing activity' mini-series, we caught up with some of our original guests to the podcast, Ollie Deane and Guy Jones from The GoodNet, the ethical intelligence company, focusing on helping ethical brands and products grow. The Goodnet firmly believe that advertising can do good in the world and, we agree with and support their mission! Ollie and Guy shared their journey since last coming on the podcast a couple of years ago, sharing what is happening in the media space. They introduced us to GoodIQ, their intelligence tool which measures sustainability metrics. They share their advice on what brands, agencies and Marketers need to be considering when it comes to making ethical media choices which not only support their organisations sustainable agendas, but help their audiences lead better, more sustainable lives. Join us on this episode as we talk to Ollie and Guy about: Ethical media, sustainability and advertising GoodIQ, their media planning and measurement tool Being more sustainable with your marketing spend and how to measure the results Upcoming regulations and how they are driving focus and conversations Whether ads are driving more awareness and sustainable behaviour in line with changing market needs? For more information about The Goodnet and GoodIQ - visit https://wearethegoodnet.com/ And to connect with them on LinkedIn - Ollie Deane and Guy Jones A great final episode in our greening your marketing channels mini-series. We did cover a few more areas in our latest book too - so you can always pick up a copy for more practical solutions. ________________________________________________________________________________ You'll find the Podcast on all the usual pod platforms - and also on The Global Player and via The Marketing Society. If you love it, do share it and spread the word. Talking about climate change and the role we play is one of the most important things we can do. So join the conversation. We're all in this together. Our podcasts are recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

In the final episode of our ‘greening your marketing activity' mini-series, we caught up with some of our original guests to the podcast, Ollie Deane and Guy Jones from The GoodNet, the ethical intelligence company, focusing on helping ethical brands and products grow. The Goodnet firmly believe that advertising can do good in the world and, we agree with and support their mission!Ollie and Guy shared their journey since last coming on the podcast a couple of years ago, sharing what is happening in the media space. They introduced us to GoodIQ, their intelligence tool which measures sustainability metrics. They share their advice on what brands, agencies and Marketers need to be considering when it comes to making ethical media choices which not only support their organisations sustainable agendas, but help their audiences lead better, more sustainable lives. Join us on this episode as we talk to Ollie and Guy about:Ethical media, sustainability and advertisingGoodIQ, their media planning and measurement tool Being more sustainable with your marketing spend and how to measure the resultsUpcoming regulations and how they are driving focus and conversations Whether ads are driving more awareness and sustainable behaviour in line with changing market needs?For more information about The Goodnet and GoodIQ - visit https://wearethegoodnet.com/And to connect with them on LinkedIn - Ollie Deane and Guy JonesA great final episode in our greening your marketing channels mini-series. We did cover a few more areas in our latest book too - so you can always pick up a copy for more practical solutions.________________________________________________________________________________You'll find the Podcast on all the usual pod platforms - and also on The Global Player and via The Marketing Society. If you love it, do share it and spread the word. Talking about climate change and the role we play is one of the most important things we can do. So join the conversation. We're all in this together.Our podcasts are recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

Guy Jones, M.D., Radiation Oncologist and Medical Director for Oncology Nevada joins the Hands of Change podcast. During the program we discuss Dupuytren's disease and other benign fibroproliferative conditions where radiation has potential benefits. We discuss common questions, expectations and timing for results, Dr. Jones long-standing experience in using radiation for Dupuytren's and much more. 

In this weeks episode of the Steve Weatherford show, Steve is joined by two of his greatest friends, Guy Jones, and Frank Ortega. They go over the experience that forever changed their life, being the laughing pad Intensive hosted by Steve at his house. Guy unpacks his testimony from being in prison for 10 years, to getting out and then starting a successful business, and then being involved in Steves life. Guy also shares wisdom for the people who feel stuck in their life and don't know what to do as their next move. Frank also unpacks his experience at the laughing pad intensive and how it shifted things in his life in a powerful way. Frank also bounces off of Guy to share wisdom for the people who are feeling like they need to reach their next level.   Click this link to get reminders and updates for the 2024 run your race event! https://www.runyourrace2024.com   Join the freedom council today! https://apply.freedomtransformation.com   Sign up for Emerge mens event HERE https://emergemen.com/conference/   I love the mission and values that Volition America carries, and I also love their products, I own a whole collection and wear the gear all throughout my week, check them out here at volitionamerica.com   Check out this link to view a wide variety of transcend products that have helped me to take my physical abilities from ammeter to pro https://transcendcompany.com/steve-weatherford/   If you are one who loves fitness, but the bulk of having an in home gym is inconvenient for you, here is the link to the most intelligent and compact at home training system that's out on the market right now! https://www.oxefit.com   This is the link to my FREE discipleship program that YOU have full access to! Click the link below to help yourself accelerate to the next level. https://www.gopro12.com   If you're looking for group coaching, and world like to join the freedom council and want to get alongside men who have transformed in this past year, go to: Freedomtransformation.com     If you have questions or want to keep up with some of our live events in the future or possibly being able to work with me on an executive level, contact this email: Steve@championsinchristministry.com     My social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weatherford5/ Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/weatherf... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/weatherford5 Facebook: https://facebook.com/Official.Steve.Weatherford/

Advertising and marketing has an important role to play in doing good in the world.'  Agree? Well we certainly do – and in this episode, Guy Jones and Ollie - co-founders of The Goodnet, a sustainable media organisation, share their story, of how a pre-Christmas zoom drink sparked them moving away from their roles at one of the largest UK media organisations. Following their passion and values led the way to them championing sustainable media - making video ads / display ads / branded content partnerships available to advertisers across a network of sites that all operate in the sustainability space, to inspire and educate. ‘If more ad spend and marketing money is going towards publishers that produce loads of great content educating and inspiring people to live greener and healthier lives, it supports positive behaviour change.' We discuss the complexity of sustainability – and how for marketers it's a ‘mindset shift' that's required. Marketers need to make some pretty big decisions about moving away from doing what they have always done to finding alternative ways of driving more sustainable practice. Not just with the media channels they select and support, and calculating the percentage of carbon impact of campaigns, but also thinking hard about the product / service / lifestyle they're actually advertising, in the context of wider aspects of sustainability, relating to health, wellbeing and fairer systems for all.    “We need to see growth and performance but in a way that puts people and planet more to the fore than ever before. Alongside talking about the practicalities of sustainable media, we discuss the realities of greenhushing and greenwashing, regulation in the industry, and as always, the role and responsibility of the marketer.  Discussing how we build demand, awareness and by proxy fund the media owners. And whilst Ollie and Guy state that it's complex – they're clear that it's a complexity that needs to be embraced and change needs to happen – change around the types of products that are being marketed and the types of narratives around those products and services… “The prize is hundreds of millions of people living their lives differently and more sustainably than how we live now”. Tune in, you don't want to miss this – it's a conversation filled with practical advice, support, ideas, passion and importantly, hope. For more information about The Goodnet visit https://wearethegoodnet.com/ Our podcasts are currently being recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

‘Advertising and marketing has an important role to play in doing good in the world.'  Agree? Well we certainly do – and in this episode, Guy Jones and Ollie - co-founders of The Goodnet, a sustainable media organisation, share their story, of how a pre-Christmas zoom drink sparked them moving away from their roles at one of the largest UK media organisations. Following their passion and values led the way to them championing sustainable media - making video ads / display ads / branded content partnerships available to advertisers across a network of sites that all operate in the sustainability space, to inspire and educate. ‘If more ad spend and marketing money is going towards publishers that produce loads of great content educating and inspiring people to live greener and healthier lives, it supports positive behaviour change.' We discuss the complexity of sustainability – and how for marketers it's a ‘mindset shift' that's required. Marketers need to make some pretty big decisions about moving away from doing what they have always done to finding alternative ways of driving more sustainable practice. Not just with the media channels they select and support, and calculating the percentage of carbon impact of campaigns, but also thinking hard about the product / service / lifestyle they're actually advertising, in the context of wider aspects of sustainability, relating to health, wellbeing and fairer systems for all.    “We need to see growth and performance but in a way that puts people and planet more to the fore than ever before. Alongside talking about the practicalities of sustainable media, we discuss the realities of greenhushing and greenwashing, regulation in the industry, and as always, the role and responsibility of the marketer.  Discussing how we build demand, awareness and by proxy fund the media owners. And whilst Ollie and Guy state that it's complex – they're clear that it's a complexity that needs to be embraced and change needs to happen – change around the types of products that are being marketed and the types of narratives around those products and services… “The prize is hundreds of millions of people living their lives differently and more sustainably than how we live now”. Tune in, you don't want to miss this – it's a conversation filled with practical advice, support, ideas, passion and importantly, hope. For more information about The Goodnet visit https://wearethegoodnet.com/ (https://wearethegoodnet.com/) Our podcasts are currently being recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

The Open Mic of the Air is a project from Poetry Spoken Here that began just over two years ago. When in-person poetry events were suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Open Mic of the Air was created as a way for poets from around the world to connect and have a creative outlet. Now, over 100 poets have been featured and we look forward to many, many more! This is the eleventh episode of the Open Mic of the Air featuring poets from around the world - Munich and Nottingham - as well as from across the United States. Give a listen and submit your work for the next episode! Send a recording - 5 mins or less - of yourself reading one of your poems, including your name and location, to openmicoftheair@gmail.com. For full submission guidelines, check out: www.poetryspokenhere.com/open-mic-of-the-air Wendy Hind, Lincoln Nebraska - “Short Poem Medicine for the Soul” Alina Gales, Munich Germany - “The Duke” Jeri Frederickson, Chicago, Illinois - “The Moving Shelter” JAK, Chicagoland - "Reaggae Tribute" Guy Jones, Nottingham, England - “A Night on the Tarn” Susan Moorhead, New Rochelle, NY - “Peach” Holly Richards - “Resurgance” Tara Al Rehani, California - “October ‘Chills'” Jesica Lovelace, Orlando, Florida - “Upendo” Joel Peckham, Huntington, West Virginia - “The Lost 25” SUBMIT TO THE OPEN MIC OF THE AIR!: www.poetryspokenhere.com/open-mic-of-the-air Visit our website: www.poetryspokenhere.com Like us on facebook: facebook.com/PoetrySpokenHere Follow us on twitter: twitter.com/poseyspokenhere (@poseyspokenhere) Send us an e-mail: poetryspokenhere@gmail.com

An awesome interview in store for this one.  Guy Jones gave his testimony after being in prison for 10+ years.  The Lord got him and his life was completely changed.  If you have the time, do yourself a favor and listen.  Stay Rooted!

Do you remember that the Zika virus outbreak was a real concern at the Brazil Olympic Games of 2016? To find out if Japan has been able to learn from that experience, Physician's Weekly speaks with Dr. Annie Sparrow, assistant professor of population, and health science, and policy at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, about the potential risks for the Paralympics, held just one month later. Also in this episode, our correspondent Kai Marshall speaks with our regular expert contributor with the pseudonym Dr. Medlaw about how a doctor should prepare for a deposition in a malpractice case: in a court of law, what should you wear? How should you act? What should you never,  ever do?First, we speak to Dr. Guy Jones, an Radiation Oncologist in Reno where he serves as the Medical Director for Oncology Nevada. SERMO, in case you don't know of it, is a social media platform for physicians. Recently, Dr. Jones and colleagues polled over 70,000 physicians to generate the COVID-19 Real Time Barometer, gathering data about how physicians can counter vaccination resistance. For example, more than 72% of physicians surveyed said that patients continue to voice concerns over vaccine side effects. Still others have reported ongoing misinformation discouraging people from getting vaccines.Let us know what you thought of this week's episode on Twitter: @physicianswkly Want to share your medical expertise, research, or unique experience in medicine on the PW podcast? Email us at editorial@physweekly.com! Thanks for listening!

Daphne Louise Stevens Ratcliffe Jones, 92 was born on December 23, 1928 and passed away Friday, May 28, 2021. She was preceded in death by her husbands, Harold Ratcliffe and Wilber Binford Jones, Jr.; and her stepson, Gary Dean Ratcliffe. Daphne is survived by her son, Wilber Binford Jones III; daughters, Marsha Jones Grahek (Jim) and Patricia Ratcliffe Nuttall (David); stepdaughters, Thelma Ratcliffe and Shirley Jones; stepson, Harold Ratcliffe, Jr.; grandchildren, James, Jr., Thomas, Elizabeth and Kevin Grahek; stepgrandchildren, Guy Jones, Jr., Nelson Ratcliffe and Cindy Ratcliffe; three great-grandchildren, five stepgreat-grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and friends. Daphne taught the...Article LinkSupport the show (http://henricocitizen.com/contribute)

This weeks podcast our host, Guy Jones, talks to Owain North. He has years of experience in music production, engineering and studio building. He recently had a track placed on the Netflix TV film, 365 DNI/365 Days which has since hit well over 2 million listens on Spotify. We talk about:- the best way to set up your room for monitoring-how much should you spend on monitoring?-Importance of great headphones in home studios-mic choice -advantage of using preamps rather than plugin emulations -Owain's favourite gear -Owain's favourite plugins Owain has a vast amount of knowledge on how to set up a room and has many years of experience both working with outboard and mixing in the box. He doesn't favour one or the other but simply embraces the advances in modern technology while recognising the advantages of outboard gear and real circuits driving into your recording software! Check out https://protege.school/ to try a free music production course from Protege.

"Why take breaks if you love your work? For the love of your work take a break" This is such an incredible piece of advise that at some point in your professional career you will have to put into practice. Nobody can sustain the same level of max creativity every hour of every day. If you find yourself doing that it's important to stop, take stock and make sure your still putting out your best material. If it's not your best material or you're not ENJOYING your work then it's time to take a break. It's a discipline, it's a skill and in this episode our host, Guy Jones, talks about his experience as a full time composer and how taking regular breaks has impacted his workflow, creativity and state of mind. - Taking Breaks - Maximise your creativity Check out https://protege.school/ to try a free music production course from Protege.

In this episode our host, Guy Jones, looks back on 3 of our passed guests and picked out some of his favourite highlights. Amazing insight in this one from Cody Still, James Murray and Phil Lober. They talk about:-How to be most creative while working to tight deadlines-What to expect from Custom/Bespoke work-Write with the trailer/advertising/tv editors in mind -Cody's favourite Brass samples-The advantage of recording your own samples with Phil Lober-Balancing Library and Custom work-Leaving your full time job to become a full time composer Check out https://protege.school/ to try a free music production course from Protege.

Hello and welcome to another 'Composer Stories' PodcastToday your host, Guy Jones, is going to tell you his story. He's worked in the world of music licensing for around 7 years and has had many placements across Trailers, TV and Advertising (DC Doom Patrol, Bad Santa 2, Under the Eiffel Tower, Lying and Stealing)He talks about his journey through treating music licensing as a 'side gig' to his transition into being a full time composer. He shares stories of some of the mistakes he made a long the way, some of his successes and what it really takes to develop relationships in the industry that can aid a sustainable and full time career. https://www.guyjonesmusicproductions.co.ukCheck out https://protege.school/ to try a free music production course from Protege.

You might think classical music is timeless and sits above passing trends and fashions, but in this edition of The Listening Service Tom discovers otherwise. He talks to newspaper fashion director Lisa Armstrong about how trends are made in what we wear, and to music streaming curator Guy Jones, about what influences our listening habits. And – spoiler alert - classical music is IN!

This episode is a really special one! Our host, Guy Jones, talks to Martyn Corbet and Murugan Thiruchelvum about what it is to build a successful writing collaboration. They go into detail, using years of experience in the industry, as to what makes a partnership successful and what you can and can't expect from working with someone else creatively. Funnily enough speed is not often the answer. It can sometimes take longer for two talented composers to reach a point where they're BOTH happy. However, Martyn and Murugan seem to think that's where the magic of collaborations is born. Two heads are better than one, or more precisely, four ears are better than two! We hope you enjoy this podcast! Check out https://protege.school/ to try a free music production course from Protege.

Carolyn Harding with Dawn Knickerbocker, Jheri Neri and Guy Jones, indigenous leaders and organizers in SW Ohio. The Federal Court's decision to shut down the Dakota Access Pipeline for a complete environmental impact assessment, and what's the impact on Ohio Indigenous and ally Water Protectors - across the nation and beyond. Dawn Knickerbocker belongs to the Anishinaabe people and a citizen of the White Earth Nation. She is an enrolled member of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe from the Ottertail Pillager band of Indians. She is an environmentalist, activist, and indigi-feminist working on culturally-based sustainable development issues and decolonization in her own community on Yellow Springs, Ohio. Dawn is a current board member of the Greater Cincinnati Native American Coalition, co-leader of Mothers Out Front of Ohio, co-founder of W.A.R.N. Ohio (Women of All Red Nations). She's the former elected Chair of the Advisory Commission on Diversity for the State of Washington and is a published nonfiction writer, poet, and speaker and has a master's degree in human rights practice. Jheri Neri belongs to the Indie Diné people. He works as the Executive Director with the Greater Cincinnati Native American Coalition. He is a published writer, artist, activist and water protector. Jheri has worked with Tribal leaders all over the Nation and the World on issues from sovereignty, ceremony, sustainable development, and more. He was a part of Standing Rock from start to finish. Guy Jones of the Hunkpapa Lakota, a citizen of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. He is the founder and current leader of the Miami Valley Council for Native Americans in Dayton, Ohio, and the Greater Cincinnati Native American Coalition. Guy has served as an advisor to the Cincinnati Museum of Natural History, the Minority Arts Task Force of the Ohio Arts Council, the Greater Dayton Race Relations Task Force, and the Bias Review Council of the Ohio Department of Education. https://gcnativeamericancoalition.com https://unicornriot.ninja https://www.ienearth.org https://www.lakotalaw.org http://www.honorearth.org https://www.sierraclub.org http://www.tmvcna.org/2contact.htm GrassRoot Ohio w/ Carolyn Harding - Conversations with every-day people, working on important issues here in Columbus and all around Ohio! Every Friday 5:00pm, EST on 94.1FM & streaming worldwide @ WGRN.org We now air on Sundays at 4:00pm EST, at 107.1 FM, Wheeling/Moundsville WV on WEJP-LP FM. Contact Us if you would like GrassRoot Ohio on your local station. Check us out and Like us on Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/GrassRootOhio/ If you miss the Friday broadcast, you can find it here: All shows/podcasts archived at SoundCloud! https://soundcloud.com/user-42674753 GrassRoot Ohio is now on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/grassroot-ohio/id1522559085 This GrassRoot Ohio interview can also be found on YouTube: https://youtu.be/kr71keUg4j8 Intro and Exit music for GrassRoot Ohio is "Resilient" by Rising Appalachia: https://youtu.be/tx17RvPMaQ8

In this inaugural episode of Composer Stories, your host Guy Jones welcomes composer and music supervisor Kent Carter.Kent has placements in the US, the UK and all over the major streaming platforms like his recent work on the Ballad of Buster Scruggs on Netflix. Kent and Guy talk about what it's like to be a trailer music composer and Kent offers insight into what music supervisors are looking for from composers.To read the full transcript, click here.Check out https://protegefreeweek.com/ to try a free music production course from Protege.For more information on Kent, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kentscarter/

In this episode, host Libby Ballengee had the honor of speaking with Guy W. Jones, Hunkpapa Lakota, and a full-blood member of the Standing Rock Sioux Nation. They met while meeting to help organize the Poor People’s Campaign MORE Tour on April 23, 2020. Guy is one of the founders of the Miami Valley Council […]

On Episode 5 of the Triathlon ACT Podcast, Craig Johns & Emily Stacey bring you all the latest results, coaching tips, rules, exciting developments, club profiles & what's happening in the Canberra triathlon community. This week they talk about: On Your Marks - World Rogaining Champs, Challenge Prague Triathlon, Ironman 70.3 Canada, Donner Lake Triathlon, Carlsbad Triathlon, French Grand Prix Muret, Tubingen Bundesliga, Thai Navy Triathlon. Triathletes Abroad - Clint Pickin (T3C), Monique De Breau (PTC), Corey Bacon (PTC), Rod Harrod (Vikings) Coaches Corner - What gets measured gets managed (Guy Jones) Membership Renewals - Digital Membership Card Out & About - Grace Hoitink (JT Multisport) The Starting Line - Training/Life Balance Whistle Blower - Road Rules Club Spotlight - Bilbys Triathlon Club (Katie Binstock) How Stuff Works - Race Timing Chips What's Happening? - Upcoming events, programs, workshops and seminars Guest Interview - Laura Marshall (World Record Enduroman Arch to Arc Triathlon) Guest Interview - Garry Mills speaks with Lara Marshall about: Breaking the world record for female solo in the Enduroman Arch to Arc 140km run from the London Arch, 33km swim across the English Channel and a 270km (300km) cycle to the Arc De Triomphe The first ever Australian to complete the Arch to Arc as a solo female. Thanks to our Sponsors & Partners: Sport and Recreation Canberra, Proximity, EY, Rolfe Classic BMW, SportsCare & Physiotherapy, Canberra Southern Cross Club, The Runners Shop, Red Hill SupaExpress, H2O Marine, Lonsdale Street Cyclery, Elite Energy Events, Virgin Australia, Project Clothing, and Star Outdoor.

Ad tech, advertisers, agencies, lend us your ears for Episode Four, as host James Chandler turns his attention to all things aural. Global's Guy Jones and Acast's Chris Wistow join our roundtable to talk all things audio, while sound connoisseur Sam Crowther gives us a whirlwind explanation of Sonic Branding in Two Minutes On. We can confirm that no blue hedgehogs were hurt in the making of this segment.The inside track on life at the IAB comes from our brand new Standards Manager Keren Tal talking about the upgrade to the Gold Standard and Catherine Cribbin returns to the podcast to share some highlights from Digital Britain last week.The episode concludes with James grilling the Guardian's Nick Hewat and leaving us all wondering why he isn't allowed to return to Cuba…Read about Gold Standard 1.1 hereFind out what happened at Digital Britain and watch the film hereUpdate: in Overheard at the IAB, we referenced the Become the Editor session at Digital Britain but forgot to mention that Grazia were also part of that brilliant collaboration of publishers and news brands. Sorry Grazia. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this interview, Guy Jones, author of The Ice Garden, talks to Nikki Gamble about writing for the theatre and his debut children's book, The Ice Garden.

Guy Jones runs Reagent Tests UK and is a senior chemist for The Loop, a drug checking organization in the UK. He's also associated with Kosmicaid, a group that offers psychedelic harm reduction services at music events. Drug checking involves analyzing a substance with tools like reagent liquids and GC/MS in order to gain a better understanding of what the substance is. Misrepresentation is fairly common in the illicit drug market, so if you're not careful, you could end up using something you didn't intend to take. You should always test your drugs before taking them. The Loop offers both drug checking and educational services at festivals and other events. In this episode, Guy and I discuss the various ways substances can be analyzed, harm reduction, and research chemicals, among other things. Reagent Tests UK - https://www.reagent-tests.uk/ The Loop - https://wearetheloop.org/ Kosmicaid - https://kosmicaid.org/ Guy has given multiple presentations on these topics, including these: https://youtu.be/kL_EVW-24PA https://youtu.be/TmaPnL4j5s8 ---- How you can support TDC: https://thedrugclassroom.com/support/ ---- Music credit: Lee Rosevere (BY)

The term "harm reduction" is being used more and more by academics, politicians and pharmacists. It's encompasses everything from testing pills for purity to having festival councillors to talk people down from their trips. But what does it mean for the legalisation debate? And will it actually make your drug-taking experience any better? This week we kicks off series two of the VICE UK Podcast, with drug tester Guy Jones, government drugs advisor Professor Alex Stevens, and VICE staffers Matt Shea and Joe Bish. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We share some thoughts on some of our favorite Old Time Radio comedy shows in this episode. We are joined in the studio by Andrew's father, Guy Jones, who is a wealth of knowledge about OTR. We dive into lots of behind the scenes info about the actors, things that took place in the studio, how some shows were connected to others and even play a couple short clips from two shows. You'll hear how Lou Costello lived up to the saying "The show must go on", find out if Jack Benny really was a skinflint, learn why Hal Peary was replaced as Gildersleeve, and much more.What are your thoughts on the topics we addressed in this episode? Send us your feedback! We’d love to hear what you think!feedback@audiotheatrecentral.com623-688-2770audiotheatrecentral.com/contact

We share some thoughts on some of our favorite Old Time Radio comedy shows in this episode. We are joined in the studio by Andrew's father, Guy Jones, who is a wealth of knowledge about OTR. We dive into lots of behind the scenes info about the actors, things that took place in the studio, how some shows were connected to others and even play a couple short clips from two shows. You'll hear how Lou Costello lived up to the saying "The show must go on", find out if Jack Benny really was a skinflint, learn why Hal Peary was replaced as Gildersleeve, and much more.What are your thoughts on the topics we addressed in this episode? Send us your feedback! We’d love to hear what you think!feedback@audiotheatrecentral.com623-688-2770audiotheatrecentral.com/contact

We share some thoughts on some of our favorite Old Time Radio comedy shows in this episode. We are joined in the studio by Andrew's father, Guy Jones, who is a wealth of knowledge about OTR. We dive into lots of behind the scenes info about the actors, things that took place in the studio, how some shows were connected to others and even play a couple short clips from two shows. You'll hear how Lou Costello lived up to the saying "The show must go on", find out if Jack Benny really was a skinflint, learn why Hal Peary was replaced as Gildersleeve, and much more. What are your thoughts on the topics we addressed in this episode? Send us your feedback! We'd love to hear what you think! feedback@audiotheatrecentral.com 623-688-2770 audiotheatrecentral.com/contact