Podcast appearances and mentions of harriet riley

Calling all musicians who are interested in playing gigs in care homes, schools and hospitals... The charity Live Music Now is looking for new acts to add to their contact list. We're joined by the Director for the South West branch, Sophie Dunn, who tells us more about their work in communities across the country, and how delivering live music to people who can't get to venues is an integral piece of the charity's DNA. Sophie picks an instrumental piece from a local duo who regularly work with Live Music Now - Alex Garden (from The Drystones) and Harriet Riley (from the Spindle Ensemble). Jon picks the other track this week, and has chosen a tune from Cirencester's Leon Daye - his band will be performing in Swindon on March 13th. In our news section we talk about the Trowbridge Kalefest, Cheltenham's Wychwood Festival and we discover that there is a limit to Kieran's eclectic musical taste!

in onda Alessandro Achilli. Musiche: Diamanda Galás, Julie Driscoll, Nick Drake, Louis Philippe, Egg, Henry Cow, Benoît Delbecq, Anna Clementi, Harriet Riley, Alex Garden, Giampiero Cane, Daniela Cattivelli, Moving Gelatine Plates, BoredByron

in onda Alessandro Achilli. Musiche: Diamanda Galás, Julie Driscoll, Nick Drake, Louis Philippe, Egg, Henry Cow, Benoît Delbecq, Anna Clementi, Harriet Riley, Alex Garden, Giampiero Cane, Daniela Cattivelli, Moving Gelatine Plates, BoredByron

1. (Sig) Ian A Anderson : Goblets & Elms from the CD Onwards (Ghosts From The Basement)2. Bird In The Belly : Famine, Fever, Frost from the CD After The City (GF*M)3. Mitsune : Kaigara Bushi from the CD Hazama (Maru)4. Oysterband : Wonders Are Passing from the CD Read The Sky (Running Man)5. Peter Knight & John Spiers : Abbot's Bromley Horn Dance from the CD Both In A Tune (Peter Knight & John Spiers)6. Juanita Euka : Na Lingi Mobali Te from the CD Mabanzo (Strut)7. Rokia Kone & Jacknife Lee : Bambougou N'Tji from the CD Bamanan (Real World)8. Simon J Jones : What To Look For In Summer from the CD How Things Work (Simon J Jones)9. Ben McElroy : Store Away For A Winters Day from the DL How I Learnt To Disengage From The Pack (The Slow Music Movement)10. Vigüela : La Dicha De La Cigüeña from the CD A La Manera Artesan (ARC)11. Aguamadera : No Quiero Más Tu Amor from the CD Las Historias Que Han Dejado (Aguamadera)12. Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage : A Winter's Night from the CD Ink Of The Rosy Morning (Topic)13. Nancy Kerr : Invisible Married Breakfast Blues from the CD The Poor Shall Wear The Crown (Little Dish)14. Harriet Riley & Alex Garden : Syzygy from the CD Sonder II (Harriet Riley & Alex Garden)15. Wouter Vandenabeele & Tom Theuns feat. Bao Sissoko : Les Oiseaux d'Ailleurs from the CD Chansons Pour Les Oiseaux Qui Ne Savent Pas Voler (Home)16. Agent Starling : Leave No Trace from the CD Constellation Of Birds (DHM)17. Ritva Nero : Dragon Quadrille from the CD Immortal Tradition (Bafes Factory)18. Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway : She'll Change from the CD Crooked Tree (Nonesuch)19. The Pine Hearts : Bones Of The Vineyard from the CD Lost Love Songs (The Pine Hearts)20. Maya Youssef : Samai Of Trees from the CD Finding Home (Maya Youssef)21. Anouar Kaddour Cherif : Albatross from the CD Djawla (Riverboat)22. Oscar Woods : Don't Sell It, Don't Give It Away from the CD The Rough Guide To Texas Blues (World Music Network)23. Blind Lemon Jefferson : One Dime Blues from the CD The Rough Guide To Texas Blues (World Music Network)24. Steve Gunn feat. Mikey & Ahmoudou from Mdou Moctar) : Protection from the DL EP Nakama (Matador)25. Lil Obeah Meets Transglobal Underground : Timpul (Time) from the green vinyl LP Lil Obeah From Transylvania (Sound Of Art To Come)26. Alaw : Fill The House from the CD Drawn To The Light (Taith)27. Trip : The Ninth Wave from the CD A Drop For Neptune (Trip Music)28. Talisk : Echo 22 from the CD Dawn (Talisk)29. Nilotika Cultural Ensemble : Jajja Alimuffe from the CD Nyabingi Resurrection (Switchstance)30. El Khat : Djaja from the CD Aalbat Alawi Op.99 (Glitterbeat)31. Michael Chapman : Untitled 7 from the DL Another Fish (Tompkins Square) Podwireless can also be heard streamed live on Mixcloud.You can find more details including past playlists and links to labels at www.podwireless.comFollow the links for previous podcasts.

Online, the marketplace of political ideas has become a free-for-all, as professional politicians compete for likes and subscribers with edgelords, influencers, conspiracist crackpots and unabashed extremists. This episode explores how the internet has accelerated the breakdown of familiar political ideologies, bringing fringe views to mass audiences and encouraging users to pick and mix political ideas from their personalised feeds. Along the way we survey some of the key groups and movements that have emerged from the online right in recent years, showing how an unholy alliance of religious paleoconservatives, antifeminist incels and outright neo-Nazis has united in opposition to the politics of equality.   Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Matthew Feldman, Debbie Ging, Hugo Leal, Becca Lewis & Whitney Phillips Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob   Find us:   On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

Politics has always been an emotive subject. ‘Virtual' media provoke, play with and monetise our very real feelings. Where the two meet is a goldmine of likes, subscriptions and donations. In this episode we think about how reactionary ideological entrepreneurs appeal to anxiety and resentment, fear and pride, and how they promise to reveal secrets and hidden truths that will make us feel better.   Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Clare Birchall, Florian Cramer, Bharath Ganesh, Annie Kelly,  Hugo Leal, Becca Lewis & Whitney Phillips Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob   Find us:   On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

Modernity is hard. Late modernity is harder. Nobody knows who anybody else is, let alone who they are supposed to be. But someone on the internet is there to give you an answer. This episode is about how ideological entrepreneurs and influencers weave politics into their personal brands, promoting a reactionary politics of race, sex and gender by appealing to people seeking a sense of belonging and poking at their wounds. And behind it all, it turns out, we are being filed, stamped, indexed and identified by the numbers.    Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Bharath Ganesh, Debbie Ging, Annie Kelly, Hugo Leal, Becca Lewis &  Marc Tuters Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob   Find us: On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/channels On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

When politics takes place mostly on our screens, how it looks - and how we look, when we look at people looking at us - matters a lot. This episode explores the relationship between politics and aesthetics, from haircuts and Hawaiian shirts to frog memes and ‘fashwave'. We think about how reactionary subcultures have embraced the DIY logic of digital technologies to develop symbols, genres, styles and vocabularies that express their values, distinguishing initiates from outsiders. This dark academic dispatch sheds light on corners you didn't even know were lurking there.   Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Clare Birchall, Florian Cramer, Debbie Ging, Annie Kelly, Becca Lewis, Whitney Phillips & Marc Tuters Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob   Find us:   On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

In an era of high political melodrama there has to be a ‘big bad' weaving a tangled web. In this episode we theorise conspiracy theories - from racist myths about ‘globalists' plotting white genocide to fevered dreams of Hollywood Satanists harvesting ‘adrenochrome' from stolen children. What makes these absurdities so compelling for so many? What is it about the digital portal that invites us to fall into them? What have they inherited from older conspiracy narratives? And how have movements like QAnon used digital technologies to make believers feel like heroic sleuths fighting the good fight together? In this episode secrets are revealed, an anonymous informant spills the beans and we do our own research.   Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Clare Birchall, Florian Cramer, Matthew Feldman, Annie Kelly, Hugo Leal & Wu Ming 1 Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob   Find us:   On YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email:  reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

These days, it's impossible to talk publicly about how things are going wrong with politics (economics, culture, society, climate etc.) without someone piping up at the end to spoil a good whinge by asking ‘So, what would you do about it?”. Well, we can be spoilsports too. At the end of all our conversations we asked our interviewees the same question: we now know that digital politics is a mess, but what do we do about it? In this final episode, we listen to and think about their answers - from demands to regulate social media platforms to calls to think better about our communications ecology. Are we just sharp edged critical theorists or will we turn out to have a soft moral centre? Listen to the end to find out.     Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Clare Birchall, Florian Cramer, Matthew Feldman, Bharath Ganesh, Debbie Ging, Annie Kelly, Hugo Leal, Becca Lewis, Whitney Phillips & Wu Ming 1 Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob   Find us:   On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

Politics used to be easy. There was the left. There was the right. There was a bit in the middle. Politicians wore suits and were awkward on television. Protestors marched in the streets for fewer wars and more rights. And then everyone went online and found that they hated each other. In the last decade reactionary movements, from the alt-right to QAnon, have transformed politics using digital technologies. What happened? How? Why? We've asked some experts (because we can't get enough of them) and we found out a lot. This first episode lays out the jigsaw pieces we'll be assembling over the course of this series. We think about the social and cultural context against which digital politics have taken shape. We talk about the rise of social media platforms, the growth in what we call ‘ideological entrepreneurs', the blurring of politics into celebrity culture, the early adoption of the internet by the far-right and the impact of networked hate campaigns like #GamerGate. All of these laid the groundwork for new kinds of political ideology, style and identity.   Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Clare Birchall, Florian Cramer, Matthew Feldman, Annie Kelly, Hugo Leal, Becca Lewis & Whitney Phillips. Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob Find us:   On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

When you do a quick google search of 6 year old Harriet Riley and her 31 year old father, Harold Riley, very little comes up. A handful of articles that tell the sad story of how a recently discharged air force vet was killed in his kitchen in the middle of the night and how 4 years later his daughter ends up dead too. Just a handful of articles, and she is only a footnote on a few, with cold and even heartless retellings of her tragic and all too short life, and with no resolve or even a lead.   Patreon.com/sandupodcast   Merch: truecrimeguys.threadless.com   Email: sandupodcast@gmail.com Social Media: @sandupodcast   Sources...   https://prettydeathseller.com/2017/11/05/harriet-riley/ https://youtu.be/3w_Q1kHrIvQ https://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2015/11/02/local-law-enforcement-agencies-hoping-to-shed-new-light-on-cold-case-murders/ https://prettydeathseller.com/2017/11/05/harriet-riley/ https://www.sacbee.com/article204062159.html Stephanie Black      

Not only is Harriet Riley a climate scientist working for the United Nations she is also a gifted writer and she has come by to tell us all about all her new writing projects (and there is a lot), being on “Team Climate”, moving back to Australia, and her love of former Secretary-General of the United Nations,  Dar Hammarskjöld. Plus Matthew has some very exciting news and we try to put an end to April fools forever. Please rate, review and subscribe wherever you can. It really helps the show. And tell a friend! Thanks. If you want to tell us anything please contact us at Sixmonthslaterpod@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sixmonthslaterpod/message

1. (Sig) English Country Blues Band : The Italian Job from the CD Unruly (Weekend Beatnik) 2. This Is The Kit : No Such Thing from the CD Off Off On (Rough Trade) 3. Katy Carr : The Virgin Queene from the CD Providence (Deluce) 4. Me Lost Me : Closed The Door from the CD The Good Noise (Tallbird) 5. Flo : La Gaviota from the CD 31Salvitutti (AreAlive) 6. Zedashe : Kakhuri Maqruli from the CD Silver Sanctuary (Electric Cowbell) 7. Lo'Jo : Permettez Majesté from the CD Trans De Papier (Yotanka) 8. Paul Ruane : Dusty Windowsills/The Shaskeen from the CD Sound (Paul Ruane) 9. Katie McNally Trio : June's Right Arm/Cape Town Hustle from the CD Now More Than Ever (Katie McNally) 10. Edgelarks : The Deluded Lover from the CD Henry Martin (Edgelarks) 11. Andy Irvine : Carrowclare from the CD Old Dog Long Road - Vol.2 (Andy Irvine) 12. Cabit : Rize Ortaköy Kiz Horon / Polca In La from the CD Serenin (Felmay) 13. Sväng : Euran Polkka Ja Mollipolkka from the CD In Trad We Trust (Galileo) 14. Belanova : Alessandrina In La from the CD Bellanova (Felmay) 15. Nevesta's Voice : Laikas Laikas from the CD Mother Tongues (Go'Danish Folk Music) 16. Anrimeal : Marching Parades from the DL Encaustic Witches (Demo/ Crossness) 17. Erin Harpe : Women Be Wise from the CD Meet Me In The Middle (Vizztone) 18. The Onlies : Still Looking For You from the CD The Onlies (The Onlies) 19. Zoë Wren : Welcome Here from the CD Reckless River (Zoe Wren) 20. Stephen Clark : Shimmering Light from the CD The Lady Aurora (Lady Aurora) 21. Ben Walker : Clanuff's Delight from the CD The Rakes Of Adair EP (Folkroom) 22. Gwenifer Raymond : Hell For Certain from the CD Strange Lights Over Garth Mountain (Tompkins Square) 23. Electric Jalaba : Cubaili Ba from the DL single Cubaili Ba (Strut) 24. Gajanas : Diamántadulvvit / Floods of Diamonds from the CD Cihkkojuvvon / Hidden (Bafe's Factory) 25. Alostmen feat. Ambolley : Minus Me from the CD Kologo (Strut) 26. Harriet Riley & Alex Garden : Shivelights from the CD Sonder (Self Released) 27. Jim Ghedi : Mytholm from the CD In The Furrows Of Common Place (Basin Rock) 28. Ashley Hutchings feat. Becky Mills : Sweet November from the CD A Midwinter Miscellany (Talking Elephant) 29. The Teacups : Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still from the CD In Which… (Haystack) 30. Merry Hell : We Are Different, We Are One from the CD Emergency Lullabies (Merry Hell) 31. Derya Türkan & Sokratis Sinopoulos : Izmir from the CD Soundplaces (Seyir Muzik) Podwireless can also be heard streamed live on Mixcloud. You can find more details including past playlists and links to labels at www.podwireless.com Follow the links for previous podcasts.

Join Tamaru & Quana Dee as they discussed the unsolved murder of 6 year old Harriet Riley in Sacramento, 1975.

Garrett Titlebaum: It's Nice To See He's Working RSS A fun chat with Harriet Riley as she returns to improv and stand up this summer after brief hiatus. We discuss moving to Pittsburgh, using therapy to push her to doing comedy and our time together in class at Unplanned Comedy Warehouse.

Harriet is a climate specialist and award-winning writer who works in Communications and Advocacy for UNICEF at the UN. Prior to this, she was a senior strategist with Purpose, a consultancy advising NGOs like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Doctors of the World, and UN Environment on challenges from international development to renewable energy. She was a consultant on Years of Living Dangerously, James Cameron’s Emmy-winning series about climate change, and has written five screenplays for TV /film projects about social and environmental themes. She holds a Masters in Investigative Journalism from Columbia University in New York and studied International Security and Intelligence at Cambridge University under former head of MI6 Sir Richard Dearlove, where she addressed the response of the intelligence community to climate change. As an undergrad at UWA, she spent a year abroad at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark, and completed her Honours at ANU.

This week, Jessica and Jaymie cover the case of Harriet Riley and Georgia Moses. Sources for Jessica's case:   Every Monday we will be bringing you information on cold cases and other true crime stories. Please subscribe and be sure to leave us a rating and review to let us know what you think!    Find us on social media:   Facebook: @hotforjusticepodcast Twitter: @hot4justicepod Instagram: @hotforjusticepodcast     Other places to find us:   Jaymie- Twitter: @jayymiss94 Instagram: @freestylingfitness Blog: freestylingfitness.blogspot.com   Jessica- Twitter: @japenrose1 Instagram: @jessicaapenrose https://prettydeathseller.com/2017/11/05/harriet-riley/ https://www.sacsheriff.com/pages/organization/cid/CCase/Homicide.aspx Sacramento Cold Case Unit: 916-874-5057 Sources for Jaymie's case:  https://www.petaluma360.com/entertainment/7334440-181/remembering-the-victim-of-petalumas?sba=AAS https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Body-Found-Could-Be-Missing-Girl-2806971.php https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/missing87975/unsolved-child-murder-georgia-moses-t1728.html Petaluma PD: 707-778-4370

Former Pensacola resident, Harriet Riley, talks about her experiences with Hurricane Harvey.

Hannah Mundell & Harriet Riley talk Summer of BizWe chat with the new Summer of Tech sibling, Summer of Biz (https://summerofbiz.co.nz) and particularly with Harriet Riley and Hannah Mundell. Summer of Biz covers.Summer of Biz focuses on HR & Marketing industry where they connect enlightened Wellington employers with top local HR & Marketing students for paid summer jobs.Harriet and Hannah talk about how they got together, saw a need and got cracking. They are currently looking for students, mentors and businesses who are keen to get involved (either as a sponsor or provide internships). So if this sparks an interest, get involved.------------------------------------------------------We share New Zealand tech, social media, startup people's stories. If you have a story or know someone that does - get in touch!Mike’s (@MiramarMike) background is explaining stuff, connecting people and getting things done. Raj’s (@nzRaj) background is in video, design, media and making things happen.www.accessgranted.nzhttps://twitter.com/AccessGrantedNZhttps://www.facebook.com/AccessGrantedNZ