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Sir Callie and the Champions of Helston by Esme Symes-Smith International Non-Binary People's Day was July 14. Celebrate Nonbinary Awareness Week. Find more information here: https://www.gendergp.com/non-binary-people-awareness-week/ Read alikes: The Best Liars In Riverview by Lin Thompson Venom & Vow by Anna McLemore Ander & Santi Were Here by Jonny Garza Villa Lark & Kasim Start a Revolution by Kacen Callender

Feeling under the weather? We have something to help with that as, in this week's Bonus Episode, Eleanor is uncovering the mysterious history of folk healers in England!Part of the "Magic and Medicines" series, we start by chatting through who 'Cunning Folk' were, including quite how wide-scale their business was, as well as the time periods in which they were in their prime. This leads us through the years of Renaissance alchemy and characters like Simon Forman and Doctor John Dee, when folk healers operated during historic crackdowns on witchcraft, prompting them to move beyond 'hedge wisdom' to become anti-witchcraft experts! We explore how, after the Witchcraft Act of 1735, cunning folk were forced to adapt, the kinds of services they offered, how and why records of their lives and works began to be recorded during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, and some of the remedies they offered for common problems. But has the craft of being a 'cunning man' or a 'cunning woman' ever really gone away? And were many of their methods actually very helpful? Through exploring the lives of people who gave themselves titles like, "The White Witch of Helston," "The Devil's Master" and "The Master of Witches," as well as the ways in which cunning folk have been presented in literature, we reveal some genuine mysteries - and a few examples of wonderful fakery.Which leads us to today, and where we go, in our post-industrial world, to find help with our ills.What has happened to all the Cunning Folk? The answer might just surprise you...The Three Ravens is an English Myth and Folklore podcast hosted by award-winning writers Martin Vaux and Eleanor Conlon.Released on Mondays, each weekly episode focuses on one of England's 39 historic counties, exploring the history, folklore and traditions of the area, from ghosts and mermaids to mythical monsters, half-forgotten heroes, bloody legends, and much, much more. Then, and most importantly, the pair take turns to tell a new version of an ancient story from that county - all before discussing what that tale might mean, where it might have come from, and the truths it reveals about England's hidden past...Bonus Episodes are released on Thursdays (Magic and Medicines about folk remedies and arcane spells, Three Ravens Bestiary about cryptids and mythical creatures, Dying Arts about endangered heritage crafts, and Something Wicked about folkloric true crime from across history) plus Local Legends episodes on Saturdays - interviews with acclaimed authors, folklorists, podcasters and historians with unique perspectives on that week's county.With a range of exclusive content on Patreon, too, including audio ghost tours, the Three Ravens Newsletter, and monthly Three Ravens Film Club episodes about folk horror films from across the decades, why not join us around the campfire and listen in?Learn more at www.threeravenspodcast.com, join our Patreon at www.patreon.com/threeravenspodcast, and find links to our social media channels here: https://linktr.ee/threeravenspodcast Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're celebrating Pride Month on Beyond the Shelves! Jes and Sarah have combed through our catalog and found some of the best titles for kids this month. These books tell LGBTQ+ stories and celebrate sexuality and gender orientation. Happy Pride!   Show Notes Book Picks Kid/Picture Books The Good Hair Day, by Christian Trimmer (he/him) and illustrated by J Yang (he/him) Free to be Fabulous!, by David McMullin (he/him) and illustrated by Robbie Cathro (he/him) Strong, by Rob Kearney (he/him) & Eric Rosswood (he/him) and illustrated by Nidhi Chanani (she/her) ABC-Deconstructing Gender, by Asley Molesso (she/her) and Chess Needham (he/him) Middle Grade Books Paige Not Found, by Jen Wilde (she/they)  Sir Callie and the Champions of Helston, by Esme Symes-Smith (they/them) Just Lizzie, by Karen Wilfrid (she/her)  Cross My Heart and Never Lie, by Nora Dåsnes (she/her) Teen Books Canto Contigo, by Jonny Garza Villa (they/them)  Escaping Mr. Rochester, by L.L. McKinney (she/her)  Icarus, by K. Ancrum (she/her)   This Day Changes Everything, by Edward Underhill (he/him) The Princess and the Grilled Cheese, by Deya Muniz (they/them)   What We're Reading Jes God of the Woods, by Liz Moore Rebel Girl: My Life as a Feminist Punk, by Kathleen Hanna Poppy War, by RF Kuang In Universes, by Emet North Sarah Winter's Orbit, by Everina Maxwell The Ministry of Time, by Kaliane Bradley The Catch, by Amy Lea  You, Again, by Kate Goldbeck   What's Happening at DMPL?  Summer Reading Challenge is Underway! AViD Presents: Jasmine Guillory Thursday, June 13 | 7PM | Central  Moderated by Denise Williams 

RAPPO & DEACS, Series 6, Episode 38 – 19 April 2024                                                           TIMINGS, APPROX – 2:45:55 00:52                    Helston v Falmouth 08:10                     Post-match Matt Cusack, Helston 14:19                     & Andy Westgarth, Falmouth 20:40                   Gareth Davies, Truro City 50:25                    Mousehole & SL D1S 54:10                     Western League 1:05:17                  SWPL & Phil Hiscox 1:28:51                  Chris Knight, AFC St Austell 1:33:10                  Josh McDonald, Wendron 1:45:26                 Shaun Middleton, Newquay 1:50:51                  Women's football                               Paul Parfitt, Helston 1:59:19                  Lee Mann, Liskeard 2:18:53                 St Piran League --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cornishsoccer/message

We have a fun episode for you this week with special guest Esme Symes-Smith.  She is her to tell us about her Sir Callie series.  There are two books in the series: Sir Callie and the Champions of Helston and Sir Callie and the Dragon's Roost.  Both are wonderful middle-grade stories that adults will enjoy as well.Author RecommendationsThe Beautiful Something Else by Ash Van OtterlooShad Hadid and the Alchemists of Alexandria by George JreijeFlowerheart by Catherine Bakewell

Names are great. They let people know what to call things. You can read them, write them, put them on a list. If you know someone's name you can send them things, invite them places, say it quietly, in wonder or fear. A name can stick in your mouth like butter or blood. You can make one up, get a new name, do whatever you want. No downsides. None.Worlds Beyond Number is:Brennan Lee MulliganErika IshiiAabria IyengarLou Wilson and is produced, designed, and scored by Taylor Moore at Fortunate Horse.Transcript of this episode coming soon! You can find transcripts of all our episodes here, for free, on our Patreon.Our album art is by the great Corey BrickleySome additional ambient sound design comes from Michael Ghelfi Studios. You can get their sounds and music for your home games and VTT as well, which we enthusiastically recommend. Thank you to Arnaud Coutancier for use of his field recording of Throw Out the Lifeline, recorded in Helston, Cornwall, England, and additional recordings from the Baltic Shanty Festival in beautiful Mariehamn, Finland.Thank you to @traggeldy for the use of the field recording of their local trad band at The Cobblestone in beautiful Dublin, Ireland.

In this episode of Bubbles & Books Poppin' Off, Amanda is joined by the author of Sir Callie and the Champions of Helston, Esme Symes-Smith, and Good Books Young Troublemakers book club founder Tanvi Rastogi. We're also joined by Good Books Young Troublemakers board members Ben Schrag.   In the episode Esme shares about the next book in the Sir Callie series, Sir Callie and the Dragon's Roost, and what we have to look forward to with their visit this month. We also talk about how our youth book club enjoyed Sir Callie and the Champions of Helston and the discussions that came from reading the book. Meet Esme in person, and join us at the Ames Public Library on Wednesday, November 15, at 6 PM. Esme will give a quick reading, talk about the book, and answer audience questions before signing books. It's a great opportunity to get a look behind the scenes of a middle grade book series they're sure to love. Please make sure to subscribe and rate the Bubbles & Books Podcast. And don't forget to share it with your friends. Follow us on Instagram: @bubblesandbookspodcast Follow Dog-Eared Books on Instagram: @dogearedbooksames Interested in audiobooks? Listen while supporting Dog-Eared Books HERE. Visit us! www.dogearedbooksames.com

LEONORA NATTRASS  chats to PAUL BURKE about her historical mystery thriller SCARLET TOWN, Laurence Jago, 18th century history, rotten boroughs and sapient hog.SCARLET TOWN 1796. A rigged election. A town at war. A murderer at large...Disgraced former Foreign Office clerk Laurence Jago and his larger-than-life employer the journalist William Philpott have escaped America - and Philpott's near imprisonment for libel - by the skin of their teeth. They return to Laurence's home town of Helston, Cornwall, in the hope of rest and recuperation, but instead find themselves in the middle of a tumultuous election that has the inhabitants of the town at one another's throats.Only two men may vote in this rotten borough, and when one of them dies in suspicious circumstances, Laurence is ordered to investigate on behalf of the town's patron, his old master the Duke of Leeds. But it is no easy matter, thanks to the machinations of the rival political factions, not to mention the riotous performances of Toby the Sapient Hog.Then the second elector is poisoned and suspicion turns on the town doctor, the gentle Pythagoras Jago, Laurence's own cousin. Suddenly Laurence finds himself ensnared in generations of bad blood and petty rivalries, with his cousin's fate in his hands...Leonora Nattrass lectured on the literature and politics of the 18th century for almost ten years before running away to Cornwall, where she now lives in a seventeenth-century house with seventeenth-century draughts and knits the wool of her small flock of Ryeland sheep into elaborate jumpers.Her first novel Black Drop was a Times Book of the Year and her second Blue Water was a Waterstones Thriller of the Month and longlisted for the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year Award.RecommendationsLaura Shepherd Robinson, DV Bishop Abir Mukherjee, Vaseem Khan.Joseph O'Conner ShadowlandsScarlet Town Review on Crime Fiction Lover Paul Burke writes for Crime Time, Crime Fiction Lover and the European Literature Network. He is also a CWA Historical Dagger Judge 2023.Music courtesy of  Guy Hale author of The Comeback Trail trilogy, featuring Jimmy Wayne - KILLING ME SOFTLY - MIKE ZITO featuring Kid Anderson.GUY HALE Produced by Junkyard DogCrime TimeCrime Time FM is the official podcast ofGwyl Crime Cymru Festival 2023CrimeFest 2023CWA Daggers 2023& ?? (December)

Phil's on holiday this week so Curtis is in conversation with industry coach Karl Davis! Headlines up for discussion include:

SHOW NOTES: https://jewishbooks.blogspot.com/2023/06/pride-month-special-with-aj-sass.html It's June and that means LGBTQ+ Pride Month, the perfect time to talk to author A.J. Sass. Andrew Sass is known for writing middle grade books featuring respectful portrayals of trans and nonbinary characters, with neurodivergent and casual Jewish representation included as well. I was excited to talk with them about a few books: debut novel Ana on the Edge from 2020, Ellen Outside the Lines, which was a 2023 Sydney Taylor Honor Book, and the new Camp QUILTBAG, co-written with Nicole Melleby. I thoroughly enjoyed all of these thoughtful, funny, and heartfelt books. Over half of the books currently being challenged by bigoted extremists are targeted for their LGBTQ+ content. In support of the queer Jewish community, for Pride Month I will post an LGBTQ+ Jewish kidlit title each day in June on The Book of Life's Facebook page at Facebook.com/Bookoflifepodcast. It should go without saying that gender identity and/or age appropriate sexual content does not automatically equal porn or obscenity. Children and teens are human beings who have bodies and experience age-appropriate sexual feelings, and sometimes they need books that will help them understand their bodies and feelings more fully. Queer books save lives, and I'll be proud to share with you excellent examples of queer Jewish representation all month long. LEARN MORE: Visit A.J. Sass's website, Twitter, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram (look for skating videos here!) Buy Ana on the Edge, Ellen Outside the Lines, and Camp QUILTBAG Forthcoming work Just Shy of Ordinary,  On All Other Nights, and Shabbat Is... Tikkun Olam suggestion: Fight censorship!  Buy banned books, request them and borrow them from your library, write letters to the editor, call your representatives, and attend library/school board meetings. Daily LGBTQ+ Jewish reading recommendations from The Book of Life, June 2023 ANDREW'S READING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR BOOKS WITH NON-CISGENDER CHARACTERS   Young Adult (these all have Jewish representation) A Million Quiet Revolutions by Robin Gow When the Angels Left the Old Country by Sacha Lamb [Book of Life guest January 2023] Camp by L.C. Rosen Middle Grade (these mostly don't have Jewish representation) The Best Liars in Riverview and The House That Whispers by Lin Thompson Too Bright to See, Different Kinds of Fruit, and really anything by Kyle Lukoff Moonflower by Kacen Callender Sir Callie and the Champions of Helston by Esme Symes-Smith Lily and Dunkin by Donna Gephart (has some casual Jewish representation) Visit the SHOW NOTES to find a transcript and more!

Jenn interviews Esme about her favorite tea, writing fast, and, most importantly, her amazing middle-grade novel: Sir Callie and the Champions of Helston.

We get definite proof that Tawnypelt is the coolest kid that Tigerstar had (Mothwing isn't being counted, since no one ever counts her.) Cloudtail doesn't directly prove that he loves his wife, but Daisy proves she's a tough momma who respects other women. Book: The New Prophecy: Sunset Follow us on Twitter! WCWITCast (@WCWITCast) Follow us on Instagram! WCWITCast What We Are Reading (Not Sponsored): Sir Callie and the Champions of Helston by Esme Symes-Smith Fragments of Horror by Junji Ito Cat Fact Sources: Black History Month Origins of Black History Month – ASALH Halle Berry - Wikipedia The Making of 'Catwoman' Behind The Scenes Halle Berry A Catwoman and Dog Woman too! - Animal Fair Halle Berry and kids say goodbye to 16-year-old cat, who 'lit up our lives' Halle Berry Instagram Playdough Halle Berry the Human Wants You to Adopt Halle Berry the Cat From Michigan Humane Halle Berry with Adoptable Kittens in This Purrrfect Ad | Entertainment Tonight Music : Happy Boy Theme by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3855-happy-boy-theme License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

PODCAST ALERT: Vertu boss @vertumotorsCEO joins us for a weekday @Motortraderadio special powered by @ebaymotorsgroup. Topics include the "very complex" Helston purchase, integration, and adding Volvo & Ferrari. Plus car supply, EVs & agency.

Listeners will love adventuring with Callie, a nonbinary twelve-year-old determined to become a knight. Host Jo Reed and AudioFile's Emily Connelly discuss Esme Symes-Smith's audiobook narrated by Dani Martineck with emotion and great energy. Callie lives in a realm with very strict boundaries between genders—only girls study magic, and boys stick to swordplay. Callie forges their own path ahead, with a pinch of magic and a great deal of determination—but a lot stands in their way. Martineck shines in their portrayal of this confident character in the confines of a disapproving world. Young listeners will love hearing this fantasy story where Callie and their new friends triumph, helping make the path ahead better for all. Read the full review of the audiobook on AudioFile's website. Published by Listening Library. Find more audiobook recommendations at audiofilemagazine.com Support for AudioFile's Behind the Mic comes from Rob White's The MAESTRO MONOLOGUE from PUNCH AUDIO, creators of first-class audiobooks for independent authors the world over. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rising UK singer-songwriter The Gleeman gets ready for the festive season with wistful new single ‘I Love Christmastime', releasing it one month before the big day.Having hit the scene with his debut EP ‘The Gunslinger' earlier this year, The Gleeman is set to round off his 2022 with ‘I Love Christmastime', a song sure to stir up memories of childhood glee every 25th December. In the spirit of singers such as Don McLean, Robin Gibb and Billy Joel, The Gleeman's voice takes you back to an era gone by, and with mentions of reindeer, Santa and the North Pole all name-checked to ring in the season, the festive excitement is almost palpable.‘There is nothing as heart-warming as witnessing the wonder on a child's face at Christmas – we all connect with that feeling. Leaving out mince pies & carrots, struggling to sleep through excitement, listening for the faintest sound of sleigh bells. “I Love Christmastime” takes us all back to that childhood innocence and reminds us of the joys of Christmas, no matter our age.' – The GleemanThe Gleeman grew up in the small West Cornish town of Helston, a short drive west of Falmouth, where his early passion for music saw him move through the ranks from the recorder to guitar to the school choir, and cornet in the local brass band. He was influenced by his love of piano men such as Billy Joel and Elton John, but was more a child of ‘80s pop, from Adam & the Ants to Frankie Goes To Hollywood, and via Queen on to the ‘90s bastions of Britpop.The Gleeman is set to release his debut album ‘Something to Say' in 2023. The album follows on from its debut EP ‘The Gunslinger', released in 2022, and a string of singles such as ‘Armistice Day' and ‘Hanging Around (The Ballad of Aaron & Amy Pt 3)'. Produced by Will Hicks (who has worked with likes of Ed Sheeran, One Direction and James Blunt), the album touches on themes of mental health, life milestones and loss balanced with uplifting and quirky storytelling. There will be a run of live performances from The Gleeman preceding ‘Something to Say', be sure to keep an eye on this significant new performer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vertu CEO, Robert Forrester, runs through the Helston Garages Group Ltd acquisition, including the strategic rationale, the positive earnings and free cash flow accretion, and the acquisition structure and financing details. Vertu Motors completed the acquisition on 19th December 2022. 00:00 - Opener 00:16 - Introduction 00:30 - Group strategy 01:01 - Acquisition highlights 04:28 - Overview of Helston Garages Group 05:42 - Financial impact 07:48 - Acquisition structure and metrics 10:16 - Conclusion Vertu Motors is the fourth largest automotive retailer in the UK with a network of 192 sales outlets across the UK. Its dealerships operate predominantly under the Bristol Street Motors, Vertu and Macklin Motors brand names. Vertu Motors was established in November 2006 with the strategy to consolidate the UK motor retail sector. It is intended that the Group will continue to acquire motor retail operations to grow a scaled dealership group. The Group's acquisition strategy is supplemented by a focused organic growth strategy to drive operational efficiencies through its national dealership network. The Group currently operates 188 franchised sales outlets and 4 non-franchised sales operations from 142 locations across the UK. Vertu's Mission Statement is to "deliver an outstanding customer motoring experience through honesty and trust". Vertu Motors Group websites - https://investors.vertumotors.com/ / www.vertucareers.com Vertu brand websites - www.vertumotors.com / www.bristolstreet.co.uk / www.vertuhonda.com / www.vertutoyota.com / www.macklinmotors.co.uk / www.vertumotorcyles.com

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On The Space Show for Wednesday, 6 July 2022: In this special episode, we mark the 60th anniversary of the launch of Telstar 1: the world's first active telecommunications satellite. On only its second day in orbit, the satellite relayed the first live television pictures broadcast across the Atlantic. The satellite captured the imagination of people all around the globe and sparked a new age of instant worldwide communications. The event also inspired a chart-topping musical tribute. "Telstar" is a 1962 instrumental recording originally written and produced by Joe Meek for the English band the Tornados. In December 1962, the track reached number 1 on the UK Singles Chart and the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. Listen to an eerie goodwill recording from John F. Kennedy to the people of Japan relayed by Telstar 2 only two days before the U.S. president's assassination in Dallas, Texas. Telstar made one place in the United Kingdom very well-known to the public: the British Telecom (BT) ground station at Goonhilly in Cornwall. A BT feature outlines the history and operation of the Goonhilly facility. The Space Show in conversation with Robert Gough, the Head of Business Development for Australia and Asia-Pacific, Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd, Goonhilly Downs, Helston, Cornwall. The Telstar satellites were superseded by the Intelsat series of satellites. Early Bird 1 (Intelsat 1-F1) was the first commercial communications satellite to be placed in geostationary orbit in April 1965.

Four words written on a piece of paper: “shelter, warm, comfort, dignity.” This is where ShelterBox began. Tom Henderson, the original founder of ShelterBox, turned with his idea to his local Rotary Club in Helston, England for support, and they took up the mantle. Today, over 20 years later, Rotary International is still a key... Read More The post ShelterBox appeared first on All Around Creative.

Michelle's lonely body lay at the farmhouse for hours before anyone came to discover her. Once the commotion had died down and both of the men were out of the house, Michelle's pet fox Dalton and Alsatian dog, Zaith came out of hiding and sniffed at Michelle's lifeless and bloodied body………. and then they started to eat her remains.   References https://www.thelawpages.com/court-cases/Gary-Chadwick-2244-1.law https://www.falmouthpacket.co.uk/news/3959353.helston-murder---killer-gets-life/ http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cornwall/7771470.stm https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/3959208.Helston_murdered_woman_s_mother_slams_justice_system/ https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/ten-years-brutal-helston-murder-1006197

This week from Tavistock's manager Stuart Henderson after it finished 0-0 at Helston. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cornishsoccer/message

RAPPO & DEACS, Series 4, Episode 3 - Friday, August 6, 2021 TIMINGS, APPROX - (1:32:17) 04:44 - Intro 04:44 - Just call him Marko! 06:48 - Truro City 09:02 - Karl Wesemann (on the Western League) - Reaction from Helston v Saltash with 12:10 - Dane Bunney (Saltash Utd) 14:40 - Matty Bye (Helston Ath) 24:32 - Phil Hiscox (South West Peninsula League) 33:19 - Anthony Reynolds (Penzance) 44:30 - Harry Pope (Penryn Ath) 53:28 - Andy Westgarth (Falmouth Tn) 1:06:57 - Rappo and a closer look at the fixtures 1:16:20 - Jon Colenzo (ECPL) “Audio discussions that you can listen to at any time that works for you.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cornishsoccer/message

Helston Athletic make their debut in the Western League this afternoon at Bridport --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cornishsoccer/message

Talking to Helston manager Steve Massey after their 7-1 win at Bridport --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cornishsoccer/message

This month, our interns mark Flora Day with two special stories. Joseph tells the fascinating story about how a component part of a German Heinkel bomber, which crash-landed at a farm near Helston, became part of the Flora Day Dance Clock held at the Museum of Cornish Life. Meanwhile, Charlotte shares the beautiful story of Edith Doreen Kearney, a young nurse from Devon based at Bodmin's St Lawrence's hospital during the war and the wartime romance she began with her future American husband Frank, a radioman with the US Army's 29th Infantry Division.

My guest this week is the Actor/Singer/Producer Antony Stuart-Hicks (AKA Ash/Ant).  Many Colchester locals will know Ash from his award winning performances as the Mercury Theatre Pantomime Dame in recent years, where his comic timing, quick witted gags and triumphant performing in killer heels will be greatly missed this year!   Ash has certainly come a long way since leaving his hometown of Crosby, Liverpool, UK.  He has travelled the world through his vast career in the entertainment industry (see credits so far, listed below) and in this episode shares a unique relationship with his voice, which has not always been easy.    Tune in to hear how Ash has a deep connection with his voice and how it has helped him through the toughest of times.   When not being ‘ theatrical ', Antony dedicates any free time towards supporting individuals with mental health conditions within the entertainment industry and beyond. Antony is currently Executive Producer at APL Theatre based in London's West End and consulting producer for Theatre for Life, Curious Pheasant, Spies Like Us, Teatro Vivo, Tusk, At Swefn's Edge and Skewed Productions. Antony is also a mentor for the Mercury Theatre Colchester's “Mercury Creatives” programme. During the show, Ash referenced the following songs: Shirley Bassey - And I Love You So Ken Dodd - Think of me Frank Sinatra - My Way Dolly Parton - Baby I'm Burning Along with this piece as a catalyst for when you need a good cry! En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor (clip from the movie Brassed Off) Producer credits include: Seaforth Saga–The Musical (Liverpool Empire Theatre), Charlie & the Chocolate Factory (Southport Arts Centre), The Pirates of Penzance (Royal Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool), By Enormous Expense (Pavilion Theatre New Brighton, The Players Theatre London, Leeds City Varieties), Our Town (Millennium Dome), No Man's Land (UK Tour), Misery (UK National Tour), 40 Pantomimes: Cinderella, Aladdin, Dick Whittington, Snow White, Peter Pan, The Wizard of Oz, Jack & The Beanstalk, Mother Goose, Sleeping Beauty(venues include: Chatham, Fareham, Liverpool, Southport, Halifax, Peterborough, Harlow, Barnstaple, Helston, Newark, York, Whitley Bay, Ipswich, Maidstone, Worthing, Salford and Eastbourne), My Fair Lady (Liverpool Empire/UK Tour), Oliver! (Liverpool Empire), Cluedo! (UK National Tour), The Shakespeare Review (Litchfield Garrick), Your Nation Loves You (Delirium/Old Vic), Alice in Wonderland (UK Tour), The Lost Dragon (Harlow Playhouse), King Arthur's Kitchen (USA Tour), 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Harlow Playhouse/UK Tour), The Snow Queen (UK Tour), The Ugly Duckling (UK Tour), Treasure Island (UK Tour), Barry Manilow's Copacabana (Harlow Playhouse/UK Tour), Peter Pan–A Rock Musical (European Tour), Boris & Ingrid (UK & International Tour in association with Mercury Theatre Colchester), An Ideal Husband (European Tour), Pride & Prejudice (European Tour), The Wizard of Oz (European Tour), Hamlet–The Musical (European Tour), Alice in Wonderland (European Tour), The Hound of the Baskervilles (UK National Tour), The Wizard of Oz (UK Tour), A Midsummer Night's Dream (International Tour), Robin Hood (International Tour), Alice in Wonderland (UK Easter Tour), Romeo & Juliet (International Tour), Rapunzel (UK National Tour), The Canterville Ghost (International Tour), Secret Santa: The Frost Files (World Premiere Production–Royal Hippodrome Theatre, Eastbourne), Grease–The Musical (International Tour), Peter Pan–A New Musical (International Tour & Royal Hippodrome Theatre, Eastbourne), Tonight at the London Coliseum (Digital series of concerts), Voice Box – Intimate Theatre, Direct to the Lens (Digital Series) and The Little Mermaid (UK Tour). Directorial credits include: Rapunzel (UK National Tour), Robin Hood (International Tour), The Hound of the Baskervilles (UK National Tour), What Are They Like? (Warwick Arts Centre), Pride & Prejudice (European Tour), Snoopy–The Musical (Jersey), Cinderella (Harlow Playhouse), Avenue Q (Jersey), Peter Pan–A New Musical (International Tour), The Lost Dragon (Harlow Playhouse), Me & My Girl (Jersey), Cinderella (York Barbican), Ernie's Incredible Illucinations (Jersey Arts Centre), Accidents Happen (Tristan Bates, London), Stage by Stage (UK Tour–Original Production), Grimm Tales (Jersey Arts Centre), Divas (UK Tour), My Fair Lady (UK Tour), Aladdin, Snow White, Cinderella, Jack & the Beanstalk (Liverpool Empire Theatre), Judy & Liza (UK Tour), Macbeth (Regional Tour), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Unity Theatre, Liverpool), Our House (Orchard Theatre, Dartford), The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Little Shop of Horrors , Two (UK National Tour). Theatre includes: Sherlock Holmes (The Hound of the Baskervilles) The Knight of Biscay Don Quixote), George (H is Fragile Mind), Terisius (Antigone), George (Stop Giving Me Grief), Malvolio (Twelfth Night), Demetrius/Quince (A Midsummer Night's Dream), Cardinal Richelieu (The Three Musketeers), Stuart (Gosforth's Fete), Giovanni (Can't Pay? Won't Pay! ), Graham (Fine Wine & Pringles at the Café Belgrade), Macbeth (Macbeth), Hugo (No Horizon), Scrooge (A Christmas Carol), Meg Long (Our Country's Good), Ratty  (The Wind in the Willows) and Saturninus (Titus Andronicus). Television & Film includes: The Undateables Christmas Special (Channel 4), Strictly Come Dancing – Christmas Special (BBC), Brookside (Mersey TV), Liverpool One (Lime Productions), And the Beat Goes On (Channel 4), David Copperfield (BBC Films), The Bill (Talkback Thames), In His Life (MBC), Midsomer Murders (Bentley Productions), Fan & Friend (ITV). Musical Theatre Includes: Professor Callaghan (Legally Blonde – Jersey Opera House), Edna Turnblad (Hairspray –Dubai), Roscoe (Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens – Criterion West End), Dr. Frederick Chilton (Silence! The Musical -European Premiere), Friar Lawrence (Romeo & Juliet The Musical - UK Tour), Polonius (Hamlet The Musical - UK & International Tour), Gonzalo (Tempest The Musical - UK & International Tour), Quince/Egeus (A Midsummer Night's Dream - UK & International Tour), Mad Hatter (Alice in Wonderland), Caspius (The Wizard of Oz ~ Beyond the Rainbow - UK Tour), Kaa the Snake (The Jungle Book), King Midas (Myth & Legend), Reverend Barker (The Retribution) and Fagin (Oliver!). Audio recordings include: Dr Who – 'Cold Vengeance' The Tenth Doctor Series (Big Finish). Writing credits: Various pantomime titles (Cinderella, Aladdin, Snow White, The Snow Queen, Treasure Island, Robin Hood, Rapunzel, Peter Pan, Dick Whittington, Sleeping Beauty, Alice in Wonderland), a dramatic adaptation of The Hound of the Baskervilles, a world premiere production of Secret Santa: The Frost Files. Dramatic adaptations of A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo & Juliet, The Canterville Ghost, Pride & Prejudice and An Ideal Husband (International touring–English speaking). Antony has recently adapted JM Barrie's Peter Pan into a new musical adaptation for international tour and winter production at Royal Hippodrome Eastbourne. Pantomime credits: Ugly Sister in Cinderella (Southport Arts Centre, Crosby Civic Hall, Rhyl Pavilion Theatre, Royal Court Liverpool, Victoria Theatre Halifax, Hazlitt Theatre Maidstone, The Cresset Peterborough, Camberley Arts Theatre, Central Theatre Chatham, Queen's Theatre Barnstaple, Harlow Playhouse, Mercury Theatre Colchester – Mercury at Abbey Fields*), Nurse Nellie in Snow White (Royal Court Liverpool, Central Theatre Chatham, Mercury Theatre Colchester*, Sarah the Cook in Dick Whittington (Royal Court Liverpool, Mercury Theatre Colchester), Nurse in Sleeping Beauty (Queen's Theatre Barnstaple), Widow Twankey in Aladdin (Neptune Theatre Liverpool, Queen's Theatre Barnstaple, The Palace Theatre, Newark, The Mercury Theatre Colchester), Dotty Trott in Jack & The Beanstalk (Mercury Theatre, Colchester). * Nominated - Best Dame – Great British Pantomime Awards 2017/18 * Winner – Best Ugly Sisters – Great British Pantomime Awards 2019/20  

After visiting the lovely Countess of Helston as her husband is away, Lord Lanwood did not arrive home until the early hours of the morning...Uitgeven door SAGA Egmont 2019Spreker(s): Anthony Wren

RAPPO & DEACS, Series 2, Episode 12 Friday, October 18 2019 It’s a slightly different Friday Fix podcast this week as Rappo is away on holiday at the moment! Yes, in the football season!! There’s still plenty to talk about of course, even without the “Bet of the Week” and the Predictions. The St Piran League is still discussed with St Austell’s manager Mark Smith, while its congratulations to Helston Athletic’s U-18s who have reached the First Round Proper of the FA Youth Cup after beating Brockenhurst on Monday and so we hear from co-manager Stu Giles. Dave Bartlam, a player, Trelawny League officer and referee, talks about the last of those three roles and the fact that there is a serious shortage at the moment. What a result Falmouth Town picked-up at Helston last Saturday in the FA Vase and James Ward was there to witness it. The current Truro City defender is of course a former Falmouth Town player. A striker is great form at the moment is Ryan Richards who has scored seven in his last two games – which makes the player more than worthy of a catch-up of course with the Friday Fix! Our resident guests Cam Weldon and Phil Hiscox keep us up to date with Truro City and the Kitchen Kit Ltd South West Peninsula League respectively and Phil goes over what is happening at the end of the season with regards to promotion. As usual, get in touch by either email davedeacon@cornishsoccer.info or twitter @soccerpodcast if you have any ideas or suggestions as to what you would like to hear on the weekly podcast. CORNISH SOCCER is also on Facebook. And remember, with a podcast you can stop choose how much to listen to at any one time and return at a convenient time later, so it’s probably helpful to subscribe to us on your favourite podcast platform so that you don’t ever miss a future episode. TIMINGS, APPROX - (1:39):- Intro 1:48 – Cam Weldon (Truro City) 11:47 – Stu Giles, Helston Ath Youth 20:37 – Dave Bartlam and the referee situation! 38:14 – Mark Smith (AFC St Austell Reserves) 56:07 – Phil Hiscox (SWPL Sec) 1:15:52 – Ryan Richards (Saltash United) 1:24:30 – James Ward (Truro City)

RAPPO & DEACS, Series 2, Episode 11 Friday, October 11 2019 The Friday Fix podcast is once again being recorded at the House of Rappo and this time again it’s thanks to mum-in-law Viv for the jacket potato! This week there’s no excuse if we have a lot of chat on the FA Vase because there are two very tasty all Cornish clashes coming up, plus Camelford have a great chance of progressing as well. So we hear from all of them – managers of Camelford and Saltash in Reg Hambly and Matt Cusack; while for Torpoint Athletic, it’s a man it would be difficult to beat for being passionate about his football - Ian Stephens. Steve Massey had a chat for the Friday Fix straight after Helston’s terrific 3-1 midweek win over Mousehole while Toby Clark, back playing for Falmouth after 16 years away, joined the ever increasing group of players to speak to the podcast this season. As well as the Vase, there’s a big Under-18 game coming up on Monday as Helston host Brockenhurst in the FA Youth Cup and we hear from the team’s two managers Stu Giles and Martin Daughtery, while as always we have our resident guests Cam Weldon and Phil Hiscox keeping us up to date with Truro City and the Kitchen Kit Ltd South West Peninsula League respectively. Rappo has a detailed look at the St Piran Football League, as well having some good news regarding last week’s “Bet of the Week”! As usual, get in touch by either email davedeacon@cornishsoccer.info or twitter @soccerpodcast if you have any ideas or suggestions as to what you would like to hear on the weekly podcast. CORNISH SOCCER is also on Facebook. And remember, with a podcast you can stop choose how much to listen to at any one time and return at a convenient time later, so it’s probably helpful to subscribe to us on your favourite podcast platform so that you don’t ever miss a future episode. TIMINGS, APPROX - (2:24):- Intro 2:41 Rappo’s Titbits! 8:02 – Cam Weldon (Truro City) 19:53 – Helston Ath Youth 27:33 - Rappo’s ‘Bet of the Week’ 36:09 - Rappo and the St Piran Football League 47:53 – Phil Hiscox (SWPL Sec) 1:01:31 – Reg Hambly (Camelford) 1:15:29 – Matt Cusack (Saltash Utd) 1:27:15 – Ian Stephens (Torpoint Ath) 1:43:59 – Predictions from across the leagues 1:54:50 – Steve Massey (Helston Ath) 2:07:35 – Toby Clark (Falmouth Tn) 2:20:10 – Wrap up!

RAPPO & DEACS, Series 2, Episode 6 Friday, September 6 2019 We’re sticking to our promise to get some more new interviewees on the podcast with another three this week! From Dobwalls we have co-manager Ben Washam, while the other two are FA Vase goalscoring heroes. While Olly Brokenshire got the solitary but so important match winning goal for Helston up at Step 5 Keynsham Town, the other really enjoyed himself. Charlie Young scored five! And of course, anyone who is a regular listener of this podcast series will know that Charlie gets a regular mention, so we are so pleased to have at last got him on! We have our weekly detailed look at the new St Piran Football League from Rappo, who also tells us his “Bet of the Week”. Our resident guests are Cam Weldon talking Truro City and Phil Hiscox keeps us up to date with the Kitchen Kit Ltd South West Peninsula League. Finally is Falmouth Town’s coach Charlie Davis, who 24 hours earlier was in San Diego! As usual, get in touch by either email davedeacon@cornishsoccer.info or twitter @soccerpodcast if you have any ideas or suggestions as to what you would like to hear on the weekly podcast. Remember, the beauty of the podcast is that you can stop listening at any time and then return at a convenient time later, but most importantly make sure you subscribe on your favourite podcast platform so that you don’t ever miss a future episode. TIMINGS, APPROX - (1:55):- 8:30 – Cam Weldon talks Truro City 20:30 – Charlie Young (Porthleven) 31:10 – Olly Brokenshire (Helston Ath) 42:00 - Rappo’s ‘Bet of the Week’ 48:50 – Phil Hiscox (SWPL Sec) 1:00:00 –Rappo and the St Piran Football League 1:14:30 – Ben Washam (Dobwalls) 1:25:25 – Predictions from across the leagues 1:35:45 – Charlie Davis (Falmouth Tn)

RAPPO & DEACS, Series 2, Episode 5 Friday, August 30 2019 It’s a bulging with interviews episode this week! Last week we spoke to Andrew Bragg, the Kernow FA Director of Football with an exclusive, this week he’s back on again as he tells us they are working on a bid to stage the next CONIFA World Cup! We’ve got loads of interviews with managers from around the county – from Penzance across the Duchy to Callington and including one with Tony Howard of Storm FC. Tony tells us how the club "was an email away from folding" but has worked towards survival and hopefully the interview gives encouragement to those currently struggling. Rappo gives us his weekly detailed look at the new St Piran League – East and West, that’s after another sob story for his “Bet of the Week”. As usual Cam Weldon talks Truro City and Phil Hiscox keeps us up to date with the Kitchen Kit Ltd South West Peninsula League, this week it has a FA Vase flavour. We welcome former Truro City manager Leigh Robinson back into football as he takes on a role at Helston, while the Blues striker Mark Goldsworthy is our main man as he reaches a terrific goalscoring milestone – his 300th SWPL goal. As usual, get in touch by either email davedeacon@cornishsoccer.info or twitter @soccerpodcast if you have any ideas or suggestions as to what you would like to hear on the weekly podcast. Remember, the beauty of the podcast is that you can stop listening at any time and then return at a convenient time later, but most importantly make sure you subscribe on your favourite podcast platform so that you don’t ever miss a future episode. TIMINGS, APPROX - (2:51):- 2:40 – Cam Weldon talks Truro City 14:40 – Tony Howard (Storm FC) 30:22 – Paul Rowe (Wadebridge Town) 36:25 – Lee Mann (Callington Town) 49:10 - Rappo’s ‘Bet of the Week’ 56:10 – Anthony Reynolds (Penzance) 1:09:35 – Leigh Robinson (Helston Athletic) 1:25:46 –Rappo and the St Piran Football League EAST 1:30:25 – Mark Smith (AFC St Austell Reserves) 1:41:20 – Rappo and the St Piran Football League WEST 1:54:35 - Phil Hiscox (Secretary, South West Peninsula League) 2:10:12 – Predictions from across the leagues 2:21:48 – Andrew Bragg (Kernow FA) 2:27:10 – Mark Goldsworthy (Helston Athletic)

RAPPO & DEACS FRIDAY FIX PODCAST 15th March 2019 We’ve made it to episode 15 of the new FRIDAY FIX podcast! In this episode we have some more thoughts about the Kernow Football Alliance as joint team manager Darren Gilbert suggests he’s keen to help the project succeed. And as we spoke after the midweek Helston v Bodmin, we also asked him about the game. As well as Gilby, there’s Mark Pratten the chairman of Millbrook. He maybe the chairman, but he also does a lot of other roles at the club. We have the manager of the first Saturday team to win their league as Threemilestone Reserves wrapped up Trelawny Division 4 last week. Liam Patterson, their manager, also confirms that the “pint a goal” offer for his prolific striker Chris Shackley did not go ahead. That’s saved Liam a lot of money! As usual Rappo is on hand to give us his “Bet of the Week”, his Combo review and join me in our Predictions on five games throughout the weekend’s football programme. We also keep in touch with our resident Truro City supporters, Josh and Cam, and of course we speak to the SWPL secretary Phil Hiscox, another regular weekly contributor. Click, listen and enjoy! Dave Deacon TIMINGS (TOTAL : 1:29m) 00:20 Intro and some chat about the week that’s gone! 03:33 TCFC_Updates co-hosts Josh & Cam 12:30 “The Bet of the Week” 20:30 Phil Hiscox’s SWPL catch-up 33:45 Darren Gilbert, Bodmin’s manager after they went down 1-0 at Helston 39:55 Rappo’s Combo review 49:27 Mark Pratten (Millbrook’s Chairman) 1:02:25 Threemilestone Reserves’ Manager Liam Patterson celebrates the first league title success of the season in Cornwall 1:14:43 Predictions – after 14 podcasts, it’s 4-2 to Rappo! 1:22:56 Darren Gilbert sounds as if he is enjoying things with the Kernow Football Alliance

RAPPO & DEACS FRIDAY FIXTURE PODCAST – 28th December 2018 Another episode of the new FRIDAY FIXTURE is now available to download and enjoy. It’s another 83 minutes of interviews, predictions, and of course listen in for Rappo’s ‘Bet of the Week’ – he’s on a run of three successful weeks and so can he make it another one of winning? As we always do, we kick-off with a chat with our two young Truro City supporters, Cam and Josh, who give their thoughts on the Torquay match, as well as looking ahead to the return fixture and before that of course Hungerford away. We then speak to SWPL secretary Phil Hiscox for our weekly catch-up and find out if after all his phone was quiet on Christmas day. Rappo has his ‘Bet of the Week’ before we hear from a disappointed sounding Dane Bunney after the Ashes Boxing Day defeat. Rappo gives us his weekly Cornwall Combination update before in contrast to Dane, we feature a very happy sounding Steve Massey, straight after his Helston side beat Falmouth. Then it’s our Predictions with this time huge excitement as we’ve finally got one correct after three weeks of trying! Finally, we talk to Wadebridge Town’s boss Paul Rowe who is enjoying his first season in charge of the SWPL side at Bodieve Park, despite it being a massive learning curve!

RAPPO & DEACS FRIDAY FIXTURE PODCAST - 21st December 2018 Our third episode of the new FRIDAY FIXTURE is now available to download and enjoy. It’s a bumper pre-Christmas episode with interviews, predictions, and of course listen in for Rappo’s ‘Bet of the Week’ – can he make it a third successive week of making us some money? We begin with our usual visit to our young Truro City supporters Cam and Josh who have a busy time ahead with two trips to Torquay, but firstly hear what they thought of the recent return to Treyew. Next up after that is our weekly catch up with SWPL secretary Phil Hiscox and of course we had to mention the weather and listen out for his mobile ring-tone! Godolphin’s manager Paul Sidwell can’t wait for Boxing Day, but before that he gives his thoughts on the season so far at the Newquay-based club. Rappo shares his games for the ‘Bet of the Week’ before we hear from a man who has played in the Newquay v Godolphin local derby - Andy Westgarth. The Falmouth Town manager has a busy week ahead with big games against Argyle, Helston and Saltash. After Rappo’s weekly LWC Drinks Cornwall Combination run down, we talk about the Mortgage Advice Bureau ECPL with AFC St Austell manager Mark Smith. We have our usual Predictions slot as we still await our first correct scoreline of the series, before Andy Avery openly discusses the issues he’s been experiencing at Sticker this season. Thanks for listening again, twice as many people tuned in to last week’s than the week before and please feel free to contact me – davedeacon@cornishsoccer.info with feedback, comments and suggestions for future episodes. You can also leave a voice message for inclusion by going onto the Anchor app and following CORNISH SOCCER talking football! Finally Merry Christmas to everyone and enjoy your football over the festive period. Rappo and Deacs

Helston came away from Weston-super-Mare with a convincing 5-2 victory in the FA Youth Cup - Stu Giles one half of the successful management team speaks to CORNISH SOCCER

A well pleased Mass after Helston's 5-2 win ag Weston-super-Mare in the FA Youth Cup

Especially as its the first time in just over 60 years! Helston Athletic's Under-18s become the first team from Cornwall to play in the national FA Youth Cup competition since season 1957-58. The Blues travel to Weston-super-Mare on Tuesday and the management team of Stu Giles and Martyn Daughtery spared CORNISH SOCCER some time ahead of the match to give their thoughts on what will be a special day whatever the outcome. Amidst the interview the club Chairman Paul Hendy phoned Stu to finalise the coach arrangements! As Stu said every club has special people behind it and Paul is one. Every club also need sponsors and well done to Scorse Foods Ltd for the tracksuits and Meneage Dental for the kit and training tops. We wish Helston the best of luck in this journey.

SPEKTRMODULE 38 Fimbulwinter Hymnals 33 minutes and 18 seconds     This is an ambient / haunted music podcast curated by Warren Ellis, who is a writer from England. @warrenellis / warrenellis@gmail.com Please tell other people about this podcast for sleepy people if you like it.  We are #SPEKTRMODULE. It lives at spkmdl.libsyn.com     1. logotone by Dirty Knobs   2. "Sasha" - New Fast  (album: 'Great Western Forum I' / C22" - http://listen.colossaltapes.com )   3. "mochinoki" - hakobune(album: looping around the forest i thought i remembered - http://hakobune.bandcamp.com)   4. "Bow Before Ancient Mother" - Inner Vision Laboratory(album: Austeros - http://zoharum.bandcamp.com)   5. "Helston 91 (Embla Quickbeam remix)" - Kemper Norton   (album: Helston 2014: Spingoed - https://fandf.bandcamp.com/album/helston-2014-spingoed )   6. "The Greave and Beautiful Name Of Science (Lumb Mix)" - Nurse With Wound(album: Lumb's Sister - http://nursewithwound1.bandcamp.com )   7. logotone 

As part of Helston Town Council's Portas Bid, the team want to set up a business academy