Podcasts about Homeless World Cup

"The Beautiful Game" is a feelgood movie about a football tournament between teams of homeless people from around the world, with the upbeat message that sport can change, even save, lives. We speak to the man who created the real-life Homeless World Cup, an annual event aimed at lifting people out of homelessness. Guest: Mel Young, President of the Homeless World Cup  Related podcats: The 90-year-old using sports to change the lives of refugees   Check out all our podcasts on wef.ch/podcasts:  YouTube: - https://www.youtube.com/@wef/podcasts Radio Davos - subscribe: https://pod.link/1504682164 Meet the Leader - subscribe: https://pod.link/1534915560 Agenda Dialogues - subscribe: https://pod.link/1574956552 Join the World Economic Forum Podcast Club: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wefpodcastclub

Join Lafayette, Carlos, and Marie for another hilarious and heartfelt episode of Nerds Talking! This week, things get heated (and hilarious) as Lafayette and Marie dive into a spirited review — or maybe a full-blown argument — over Netflix's Beautiful Game, the inspiring film about the Homeless World Cup. Spoiler alert: One of them might not have actually watched the movie...Big news breaks as Marie reveals she's not just watching from the sidelines — she's playing in this year's Homeless World Cup, taking place in Norway this August!Then Lafayette and Carlos take a nostalgic dive into the HBO documentary Pee-wee's Big Return: Pee-wee as Himself, celebrating the legacy of the one and only Paul Reubens. From bowties to bike rides, the laughs and memories come flooding back.Tune in for arguments, announcements, and all the nerdy goodness you love—served with a generous helping of humor. Don't miss it!

Marina Hyde on 1,000 grotesque memes of JD Vance – they're all more likable than the real thing. The actor Michael Sheen grew up poor, got rich, then lost everything backing the 2019 Homeless World Cup. Now he's giving away more of his money to help 900 total strangers. When John Harris first started noticing that his baby had some unusual quirks, he wasn't too worried. Then came an autism diagnosis – and a fear of the future. Could a shared passion for music give James a way to shine?

The Irish Homeless Street Leagues is an organisation that aims to change lives by connecting with people who have experienced challenges in life like addiction and homelessness, by getting them involved in soccer. Members Hayleigh Power and Brendan Taylor are just back from South Korea where they played in the Homeless World Cup.

Ein Fußballturnier für Obdachlose – Obdachlosigkeit hat unterschiedliche Ursachen und führt dazu, dass sich das Selbstwertgefühl der Betroffenen verschlechtert. Ein internationales Fußballturnier gibt ihnen eine Aufgabe und macht auf das Thema aufmerksam.

The football Homeless World Cup is currently taking place in South Korea's capital Seoul. The event runs until 28 September and features 56 teams from 44 nations, bringing together 450 players from across the globe who have faced homelessness or other forms of social exclusion. Photo: nacionalite.org via Wikicommons

In this special crossover episode of Logistics with Purpose, produced in partnership with Vector Global Logistics, on Supply Chain Now, hosts Enrique Alvarez and Kristi Porter welcome former US Women's Soccer team goalkeeper Hope Solo to the show! Hope discusses her career, her advocacy for women's rights and gender equality, and her involvement with the Homeless World Cup. Listen in as she shares her journey from a young girl with a passion for soccer to becoming one of the world's top goalkeepers, and discusses the challenges she faced in advocating for equal pay and better conditions for women in sports. Also learn more about the Homeless World Cup, an organization that Hope supports and has a personal connection to, that uses soccer to inspire homeless people to change their lives. Tune in to gain insight into Hope Solo's remarkable journey, filled with resilience, passion, and a profound commitment to making a difference in the world through the game of soccer.Additional Links & Resources:Learn more about Hope Solo: http://hopesolo.com/contact/ Learn more about Logistics with Purpose: https://supplychainnow.com/program/logistics-with-purposeLearn more about Vector Global Logistics: https://vectorgl.comLearn more about Supply Chain Now: https://supplychainnow.comCheck out our new Supply Chain Now Media Kit: https://bit.ly/3emdLcKSubscribe to Supply Chain Now and all other Supply Chain Now programs: https://supplychainnow.com/subscribeWEBINAR- Beyond Resilience: Capitalizing on Supply Chain Uncertainty: https://bit.ly/46kdltYWEBINAR- 5 Key Considerations for Supply Chain Marketing Pros in 2025: https://bit.ly/3MtnoDXWEBINAR- Optimizing Procurement Operations with Group Purchasing Organizations: https://bit.ly/3yKnaVBWEBINAR- Mastering Shipping: Insider Tips for Reliable and Cost-Effective Deliveries: https://bit.ly/3XdC3t5This episode is hosted by Enrique Alvarez and Kristi Porter. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/logistics-purpose-crossover-saving-goals-chaning-lives-soccer-start-hope-solo-1317

Mel Young usa il calcio per ridare fiducia alle persone. Storia di uomini e donne che da 21 anni ritrovano sé (e anche una dimora). Music by Pixabay Music Royalty FreeInterview Mel Young dal canale YouTube di Homeless World Cup

In this episode the guys talk about the Champions League Semifinals recap and Final preview, music x footy comparisons, Homeless World Cup, the origins of football, and much more, highlighted in the time stamps below. LIKE. SHARE. COMMENT. SUBSCRIBE Follow Us: @5asidemedia @wavyfooty on all platforms Music x Footy Comparisons - 0:15 Real Madrid x Nivea MEN Trivia - 19:00 Dortmund vs. PSG Recap - 29:00 Mbappe to Madrid, how will it work? - 32:15 Dortmund getting paid if Jude wins UCL, Sancho is back  + more - 43:15 Another trophyless season for Harry Kane - 47:38 Another classic Madrid comeback, how they do it, and Joselu's story - 51:00 UCL Final Predictions - 59:30 Mentality difference between Madrid and Dortmund - 1:03:26 UWCL Final Predictions and Semis Recap / Bayern Madrid Ref Controversy - 1:12:00 The excitement of Relegation / Promotion in footy, and should it be in the NBA too? - 1:19:24 Crazy Conference League story in Greece - 1:26:50 Soccer in the Shadows, book on soccer and political connection, and a discussion on the topic - 1:29:30 The origins of soccer are what!? - 1:35:40 Homeless World Cup discussion? - 1:39:54 NYC get's first ever soccer-specific stadium - 1:44:13

An uplifting sports film starring Bill Nighy highlighting the very real “Homeless World Cup”.

For our extra nugget of joy this week, director Thea Sharrock, actor Sheyi Cole and co-founder of The Homeless World Cup, Mel Young, share the object that bring them joy! (and we have never seen Gaby react quite like this before!) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ruvimbo Chakoreka speaks to Homeless World Cup representative Joe Kuseka and Callis Five Founder Callistus Keche about the Homeless World Cup Trials in Chitungwiza and the impact that the Homeless World Cup has had on transforming the lives of disadvantaged youth in the community....

Mal is the manager of England's homeless football team, taking his players to Rome with the hope of being crowned champions of the Homeless World Cup. He brings with them a talented striker, Vinny, who could give them a real chance at winning.

The broadcaster, marathon runner, and proud parent to her life saving stoma Audrey, Adele Roberts reveals how she overcame cancer wrote a book and danced on ice.Writer and comedian Ben Elton whose new stand-up tour highlights his trademark incisive social commentary by exploring authentic stupidity. David Duke went from sleeping rough and living in hostels to playing football in the Homeless World Cup and founding the Street Soccer Scotland charity helping thousands of other homeless people through the power of football. All that, plus we have the Inheritance Tracks of chef, restaurateur and podcaster Angela Hartnett.Presenters: Nikki Bedi and Huw Stephens Producer: Ben Mitchell

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In its strongest-ever showing the CHP is well ahead of President Erdogan's AK party in many urban centres. Also: Israel's prime minister says negotiation and military force is still the best way of securing the release of the Gaza hostages, and how football's Homeless World Cup changed lives.

The brilliance of Micheal Ward was first captured in the Netflix series Top Boy and since he's gone on to shine on the big screen in projects Empire of Light and The Book of Clarence. In his latest project The Beautiful Game, Ward stars as Vinny a gifted striker, who joins England's homeless football team for the Homeless World Cup in Rome.TBB's Sam caught up with Micheal about the impact working on The Beautiful Game had on him ... The Beautiful Game is available on Netflix from Friday 29th March

In this episode of Logistics with Purpose, hosts Enrique Alvarez and Kristi Porter welcome former US Women's soccer team goalkeeper Hope Solo to the show! Hope discusses her career, her advocacy for women's rights and gender equality, and her involvement with the Homeless World Cup. Listen in as she shares her journey from a young girl with a passion for soccer to becoming one of the world's top goalkeepers, and discusses the challenges she faced in advocating for equal pay and better conditions for women in sports. Also learn more about the Homeless World Cup, an organization that Hope supports and has a personal connection to, that uses soccer to inspire homeless people to change their lives. Tune in to gain insight into Hope Solo's remarkable journey, filled with resilience, passion, and a profound commitment to making a difference in the world through the game of soccer.Additional Links & Resources:Learn more about Logistics with Purpose: https://supplychainnow.com/program/logistics-with-purposeLearn more about Vector Global Logistics: https://vectorgl.com/Subscribe to Logistics with Purpose: https://logistics-with-purpose.captivate.fm/listenThis episode was hosted by Enrique Alvarez and Kristi Porter. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/saving-goals-changing-lives-hope-solo-journey-soccer-start-social-advocate-lwp101

Actor Tom Vaughan Lawlor joined The Last Word to discuss his latest film, The Beautiful Game, releasing on Netflix on the 29th of March.Today FM's Big Busk for Focus Ireland is taking place on Friday 12th April.Over 13,500 people are without a home in Ireland – that's the equivalent of the entire population of Mallow in County Cork.Imagine not climbing into your own bed every night, not being able to cook your own dinner and trying every day to hide the fear in your eyes from your children. That's the daily reality for thousands of families.You can donate right now – it's very simple – go to todayfm.com/busk

IP Telecom, the leading provider of cloud-based voice over internet protocol (VoIP) and unified communications telephony services to business customers across Ireland, today celebrates International Women's Day with a fundraising event in support of the Irish Homeless Street League. The Irish Homeless Street League is a volunteer-driven non-profit organisation that uses the power of sport to transform the lives of people who have found themselves affected by social exclusion. Today's event run by IP Telecom, in celebration of International Women's Day, will be dedicated to raising funds for the organisation and its work. Under the theme, 'Inspire Inclusion', the event will include attendance from charity CEO Christopher O Brien, and womens player Vanessa Lynch, who is due to speak on her experience with the charity. IP Telecom joins the likes of Colin Farrell in its support of the charity, which is currently fundraising towards supporting an Irish entry in this year's Homeless World Cup in Seoul, Korea. At the IHSL, there is a belief 'A Ball Can Change A Life'. Via nationwide leagues, the charity looks to create positive change by motivating, inspiring and developing people who have experienced homelessness, alcohol and substance abuse, or are ex-offenders, long-term unemployed and refugees, delivering positive social change throughout Ireland. Through strategic partnerships and dedicated efforts, the organisation aims to break down barriers and create opportunities for women to rebuild their lives. Many of the female participants have gone back to education, created a career for themselves and also gained a new perspective on life. Speaking at today's event, Shena Brien, CEO of IP Telecom, said: "This International Women's Day, we're not just celebrating - we want to take action. Empowerment and inclusion are core drivers of our business at IP Telecom, as we aim to create an environment that supports women - this ethos goes beyond supporting our own internal team, but how we inspire inclusivity on the outside. Today we're raising funds for the Irish Homeless Street League, which uses the transformative power of sport to create opportunities and instil hope across Ireland - this is a fantastic charity, and I would urge those who can to visit their website and find out more about the work they do." IHSL first launched its campaign to create a league for women In 2016; this started off as one league in Pearse St Dublin, has grown to three leagues nationally, with two in Dublin and further league in Limerick. The organisation's first women's team participated in the Homeless World Cup in Oslo 2017, and have continued to participate in many European tournaments. Most recently the team achieved 4th place at the Homeless World Cup which was held in Sacramento California 2023, the highest ranking ever by an Irish team in the tournament itself. The support of IHSL is not the first time IP Telecom has given encouragement to female sporting organisations. Since 2023 IP Telecom has been the proud lead sponsor of the Women Senior Team of current Women's League of Ireland champions - Peamount United. As the primary sponsor of Peamount United's Women Senior Team, IP Telecom eagerly aims to contribute to the team's success and growth, as well as nurturing the development of women's football within the club, and the country as a whole - empowering the next generation of talented women in sports, business, and technology. IP Telecom, led by CEO and co-founder Shena Brien was founded in 2010, and is based in Dublin West. The company, which offers a full suite of innovative, leading-edge business telephony services and solutions to over 4,000 business customers across a variety of sectors, holds a near 50:50 gender split in its staff. "Ensuring that our staff is balanced, inclusive and more representative of society as a whole is of great personal importance to me. We are committed to inspiring women in all walks of life - be that technology,...

The Homeless World Cup, founded in 2003, today brings unhoused people together in 70 countries to connect through the universal language of football, each year culminating in a World Cup tournament in a different city.  Founder and leader Mel Young, and formerly homeless player turned referee Sarah Frohwein talk with host Desire Wanden about why and how the Homeless World Cup was born, spread across the planet, and is bringing dignity and community to those without a home. “How on earth have we created a system that leaves millions of people living on the streets?” asks Young. “It's crazy.  We don't have to have it.  We sent men to the moon, we invented the internet, and we can fix it.  The aim of the Homeless World Cup is not to exist because there will be no homelessness.”  www.homelessworldcup.org ----more---- Welcome to All Power to the Developing, a podcast of the East Side Institute. The Institute is a center for social change efforts that reinitiate human and community development. We support, connect, and partner with committed and creative activists, scholars, artists, helpers, and healers all over the world. In 2003, Institute co-founders Lois Holzman and the late Fred Newman had a paper published with the title “All Power to the Developing.” This phrase captures how vital it is for all people—no matter their age, circumstance, status, race, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation—to grow, develop and transform emotionally, socially and intellectually if we are to have a shot at creating something positive out of the intense crises we're all experiencing. We hope that this podcast series will show you that, far more than a slogan, “all power to the developing” is a loving activity, a pulsing heart in an all too cruel world. ----more---- The East Side Institute is a hub for a diverse and emergent community of social activists, thought leaders, and practitioners who are reigniting our human abilities to imagine, create and perform beyond ourselves—to develop.  Each episode will introduce you to another performance activist or play revolutionary from around the world.   To learn more about the East Side Institute you can go to https://eastsideinstitute.org/   Made possible in part by Growing Social Therapeutics: The Baylah Wolfe Fund.

Graeme Thewliss is joined by Robbie Gordon and Jack Nurse as they talk about the process of creating Same Team - A Street Soccer Story, a show live at the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh running throughout December that tells the story of five women's experience of homelessness as they come together and set out to win the Homeless World Cup in Milan. Details... The @traversetheatre world premiere of Same Team - A Street Soccer Story by Robbie Gordon and Jack Nurse, created with the women of the Dundee Change Centre. The audience becomes the fans, clearance becomes kick-off, the interval becomes half-time. We join their team and we play by their rules. A warm, heartfelt story of friendship, community and teamwork in an uplifting whirlwind through the highs and lows of homeless football.

When I was High School, Sturm Graz, one of the two teams of my hometown in Austria and the club I was born into, had its most successful phase. We made it to the CL group phase twice - and eventually went bankrupt from it. One of the protagonists was a young, serious-looking player from our own youth system who was known to be not your stereotypical soccer player. We were aware that he had a love for languages and philosophy. During the same period, in 2003, also in Graz, the first Homeless World Cup took place, on the city's main square: 18 nations, 8 homeless players each, streetsoccer style on a small pitch. The tournament, its founders argue, has “The power to transform the lives of participants, and shape attitudes towards homelessness."  I would argue it also has the power to recenter the attitudes of soccer fans like us towards the power of the beautiful game. We hear from one of these founders today, Mel Young, a social entrepreneur from Edinburgh, Scotland who is president of the HWC til today. We also hear from that young, serious Sturm Graz player I watched growing up: his name is Gilbert Prilasnig, he now coaches Sturm's under 18, but it turns out he began his coaching career at the Austrian Homeless World Cup national team, already during his active career as a player. He still coaches the HWC team now, making him Austria's longest tenured national team coach. Please leave a quick voicemail with any feedback, corrections, suggestions - or just greetings - HERE. I also enjoy your comments and questions via The Assistant Professor of Football on twitter or facebook.  HELPFUL LINKS FOR THE EPISODE:Homeless World Cup websiteHWC on Wikipedia, with statistics on every tournament2023 Homeless World Cup in Sacramento, CANew York Times on the 2023 HWCUEFA obituary for Harald Schmied, HWC Co-Founder from Graz, AustriaThe Big Issue (streetpaper) on 20 years HWCMel Young's websitePlease leave a quick voicemail with any feedback, corrections, suggestions - or just greetings - HERE. Or comment via Twitter, Instagram, Bluesky or Facebook. f you enjoy this podcast and think that what I do fills a gap in soccer coverage that others would be interested in as well, please Recommend The Assistant Professor of Football. Spreading the word, through word of mouth, truly does help. Leave some rating stars at the podcast platform of your choice. There are so many sports podcasts out there, and only ratings make this project visible; only then can people who look for a different kind of take on European soccer actually find me. Artwork for The Assistant Professor of Football is by Saige LindInstrumental music for this podcast, including the introduction track, is by the artist Ketsa and used under a Creative Commons license through Free Music Archive: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/

SPOILER-FREE as always! While we're still recovering from the last few weeks of mega-blockbusters, Netflix and chill lang muna tayo in this episode. We're talking about a bunch of Netflix chart toppers starting with Hidden Strike! Jackie Chan and John Cena as partners? Was it a match made in heaven or a match only good on paper? Pag-usapan natin! Pagkatapos noon we got into the heartwarming feelings from A Man Called Otto, where we see real life father and son Tom and Truman Hanks playing the same character. Let's see how this ranks as far as grumpy old men movies go. Napag-usapan din ang Korean movie na Dream kung saan Park Seo-joon and IU takes on the Homeless World Cup of football. Yes, it is how it sounds–a World Cup for the homeless. Also in this episode, we have some final thoughts from Secret Invasion (promise last na 'to and we're finally moving on from Nick Fury and the Skrulls). Then to top it all off, we got Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead! Prepare your zombie apocalypse bucket lists, listen in or you're better off as zombie food! Follow us on Instagram, Threads, Facebook, Twitter, and Tiktok @pleasepauseph and tell someone about Please Pause! Shopee or Lazada, Please Pause can help you with your internet shopping needs! Just use the links below to get into their website or app and start shopping! Make sure to use our links to let them know you heard it from us! Shop on Shopee using the following link for special offers: podlink.co/yih Shop on Lazada using the following link for special offers: podlink.co/go3 Thank you for supporting Please Pause!

On this episode, we check out the South Korean sports comedy Dream, about a professional soccer player who, after a PR disaster, is sent to rehabilitate his image by coaching a team of homeless players to represent South Korea in the Homeless World Cup. The premise has some weird vibes, but is this underdog sports story good pop?What's Popping? - Theater Camp, Heartstopper S2, Gundam: The Witch from MercuryFollow our hosts:Marvin Yueh - @marvinyuehJess Ju - @jessjutweetsHanh Nguyen - @hanhonymousFollow the show and engage with us at @goodpopclubPart of the Potluck Podcast CollectiveProduced by HappyEcstatic Media

The tagline of Dream (2023, co-written and directed by Lee Byeong-heon) is: You are hopeless, helpless and homeless? No, you are NOT! Dream leans in hard to the classic underdog tropes and is loosely based on the real-life 2010 Homeless World Cup. Maybe you were moved and shed a tear like Megan or perhaps you felt a bit more meh like Amy and Lia. Either way, kick the sports ball plot down the (very small) field and ponder why IU was recording an entire documentary on her hand-held camera. Also, warning, Lia's Mpbs were not scoring any goals either.Sign Up for Our Newsletter!Want our thoughts on why everyone should watch I'm Not a Robot in a 500-word essay? More thinky and/or thirsty writer takes on your favorite shows? This is the place to get it. Sign up HERE!Ready to download your first audiobook? Don't forget to click here for your free Audible trial: http://www.audibletrial.com/afternoona*Audible is a sponsor of Afternoona Delight Podcast*Are your family and friends sick of you talking about K-drama? We get it...and have an answer. Join our AfterNoona Delight Patreon and find community among folks who get your obsession. And check out www.afternoonadelight.com for more episodes, book recs and social media goodness. And don't forget about the newest members of our network, It's Bananas, because life doesn't make a lick of sense, but licking fruit does and Afternoona Asks where diaspora Asians living in the West find ways to reconnect to Asian culture via Asian/KDramas.Last but CERTAINLY not least....love BTS? Or curious what all the fuss is about? Check out our sister pod Afternoona Army for "thinky, thirsty and over thirty" takes on Bangtan life. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Wir reisen zurück ins Jahr 2018. Nach Russland. In die Stadt Kasan. Es ist der 27. Juni. Südkorea trifft in der Gruppenphase der Fußballweltmeisterschaft auf den amtierenden Weltmeister Deutschland. Es fallen insgesamt zwei Tore, allerdings nicht für das Deutsche Team. Der Weltmeister scheidet in der Vorrunde aus…so auch Südkorea. Träumen noch beide Mannschaften heute von diesem Ereignis? Vielleicht. 'Dream' ist jedenfalls der Titel eines südkoreanischen Sportfilms von Regisseur Lee Byeong-Heon aus dem Jahre 2023, der seit wenigen Tagen auf Netflix verfügbar ist. Zu Gast ist Daniel Brockmeier (Spätfilm-Podcast) und gemeinsam sprechen wir darüber, ob 'Dream' noch mehr zu bieten hat, als Sportfilmkonventionen. Dabei werfen wir auch einen kritischen Blick auf die im Film dargestellte Fußballweltmeisterschaft der Obdachlosen.E-Mail: kinokorea@gmx.deX (R.I.P. Twitter): @kinokoreaInstagram: Kino Korea PodcastLetterboxd: kim_chiDaniel Brockmeier auf X: @privatspracheSpätfilm-PodcastLinks:Homeless World Cup HomepageSouth China Morning Post Artikel über Dream

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Last weekend a few things happened: Jared saw the Storm play on both days, Russell rescued a point for Sac Republic at home vs Memphis, CV Fuego got a much-needed win, and the Homeless World Cup finals happened! Our SOTR team talks about all these games that happened as well as Sac Republic's upcoming match in New Mexico! Intro/Outro Music: The following music was used for this media project: Music: Chase by Alexander Nakarada Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/5766-chase License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Golazos of Gratitude Music: The following music was used for this media project: Music: Nice Light Of Happiness by MusicLFiles Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/7421-nice-light-of-happiness License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Image: SacRepublicFC.com Sounds: Sound from Zapsplat.com Support State of the Republic by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/state-of-the-republic

Book sales are down, but some genres are becoming more popular. City of College Station update. Weekend plans. Homeless World Cup. Snoop used to have a pet cockroach. TV arguments.

Free climber. Celebrity swap. People want to be healthier when the weather is nice. California otter steals surfboard. 19 foot snake caught and killed in Florida. Book sales are down, but some genres are becoming more popular. Weekend plans. Homeless World Cup. Snoop used to have a pet cockroach. TV arguments.

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Part Two of the Morning Footy podcast begins with Nico Cantor testing co-hosts Susannah Collins, Charlie Davies and Alexis Guerreros' knowledge of the teams competing in the preliminary rounds of the UEFA Champions League (01:05). Then, a discussion about the Copa Libertadores knockout draw and whether Brazil's dominance in the tournament is set to continue (10:45). And with the Homeless World Cup underway in Sacramento, the crew welcome in the CEO of Street Soccer USA, Lawrence Cann, to talk about the history of the competition and soccer's ability to change lives and build communities (17:29). And finally, Jenny Chiu has the latest transfer news including PSG's efforts to find a new striker (30:16). Morning Footy is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Moring Footy podcast on Twitter: @CBSSportsGolazo, @susannahcollins, @nicocantor1, @NotAlexis, @CharlieDavies9, @jennychiu For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, CONCACAF, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, the Brasileiro, Argentine Primera División by subscribing Paramount Plus: https://www.paramountplus.com/home/ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Updated Jul. 11 A breakdown of California's state budget and the latest State Capitol headlines. How Texas shrank its homelessness population and what it can teach California. Sac State hosts the Homeless World Cup. California state budget

USA TODAY Pentagon Correspondent Tom Vanden Brook explains why cluster munitions are controversial, as the U.S. sends an order to Ukraine.June saw the smallest hiring gain since December 2020, but jobs numbers stayed steady overall.Weather records are falling around the globe.USA TODAY and Star News Climate Change Reporter Gareth McGrath talks about a potential solution to severe erosion on the Outer Banks.The Homeless World Cup kicks off.Watch 5 Things on Youtube.Episode Transcript available hereAlso available at art19.com/shows/5-ThingsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On 6 July 2003, the first matches of the Homeless World Cup kicked off in Graz, Austria. The idea came from Mel Young and Harald Schmied. Mel talks to Kurt Brookes about the first tournament and how it continues to help change perceptions about homelessness. A Made in Manchester Production for BBC World Service. (Photo: Scotland play Poland in the Homeless World Cup played in Graz, Austria. Credit: Homeless World Cup Foundation)

Sacramento is the first American city to host the Homeless World Cup. The event brings attention and hope to those who experience homelessness. Tiffany Fraser and Lisa Wrightsman of Street Soccer USA join host Scott Syphax to talk about the event in Sacramento and its mission for strengthening our region.

Welcome to the Homeless World Cup's new podcast - How to End Homelessness Bongani Mathiso captained the South African side at the Homeless World Cup in Mexico in 2012. Now he's working with not-for-profit organisation Oasis who helped him to turn his life around after “living the life of a lie” taking drugs and committing crime. We spoke to him about how lessons learnt on the pitch can translate to everyday life and how important it is for politicians to understand what's happening on the ground if they're going to tackle homelessness.

En este nuevo episodio platicamos con parte de la familia de Street Soccer México, sobre los preparativos rumbo a la Copa Mundial de Futbol de Calle "Homeless World Cup" que se celebrará en julio de este año en la Ciudad de Sacramento, en California. Muchas gracias a los invitados por hacernos de parte de esta experiencia!

In this week's Episode of The State Hornet Podcast, Lawrence Charles covers recent and upcoming news on campus: the Homeless World Cup, the distribution of blessing backpacks to the homeless, Shirley Weber and her plan to obtain reparations and Sac State women's basketball point guard Kahlaijah Dean.Author: Lawrence CharlesSee more at: Statehornet.comRelated State Hornet stories: https://statehornet.com/2023/02/sac-state-womens-basketball-kahlaijah-dean-hornets/  https://statehornet.com/2023/02/sac-state-community-volunteer-joshs-heart/  https://statehornet.com/2023/02/homeless-world-cup-soccer-sac-state/ 

What's Trending: Pierce County power outages are suspicious, holiday travel nightmares and FDA to fast track Narcan. // VP Harris says she celebrated Kwanza growing up and a racist incident at a California restaurant. //The Homeless World Cup is a real thing and Russell Wilson's regrettable year continues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LA has overtaken New York City for the most homeless people. The Homeless World Cup will be in Sacramento. Robert De Niro's home was broken into while he was home.

Matthew Barrett is the co-founder of Goal Click. Goal click is a global football storytelling platform, helping people understand one another and the world through football. They share stories from people around the world and more often than not from people who usually don't get their voices heard. Get ready to learn: Why Goal Click's first ever story is so important to Matthew His best advice for people in the sports industry How covid put Goal Click into hibernation And much more! https://www.goal-click.com/  https://www.instagram.com/goalclick/  https://twitter.com/goal_click  ________________________________________________ Follow Sports Management Podcast on social media Instagram Twitter LinkedIn YouTube www.sportsmanagementpodcast.com

Zain speaks to Clifford Martinus Founder Oasis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosted by Andrew Keen, Keen On features conversations with some of the world's leading thinkers and writers about the economic, political, and technological issues being discussed in the news, right now. In this episode, Andrew is joined by Harald H.H.W. Schmidt, author of of The End of Medicine as We Know It— And Why Your Health Has a Future. Professor Harald H.H.W. Schmidt is a German physician and pharmacist, chairing the Department of Pharmacology and Personalized Medicine, Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences, at the University of Maastricht. Netherlands.After his double degree in medicine and pharmacy, he distinguished himself as an internationally highly recognized researcher in the fields of drug therapy, elucidation of the causes of disease and prevention.He headed and heads various research programs as an Advanced Investigator of the European Research Council (ERC), coordinator of Horizon 2020 project REPO-TRIAL and Collaboration on Science and Technology (COST) actions.He founded companies with which he brought therapeutics and diagnostics to market, is co-editor of the journal Network and Systems Medicine, and has written over 200 peer-reviewed international publications, reviews and books with a Hirsch factor of 92 and over 30,000 citations.Part of his early research training he conducted in the USA with the later Nobel Laureate, Ferid Murad, and led international institutes and research centers in Germany, Australia and the Netherlands. He is also the editor of a textbook on drug therapy and several expert handbooks in drug therapy.As a broadly experience and critical analyst, he recognized the fundamental conceptual crisis in medicine and became one of the pioneers of systems medicine, i.e. a complete redefinition of what we actually call a disease, how we organize medicine and how we use Big Data to heal rather than treat and ideally to prevent diseases.He is a dedicated, international keynote speaker, podcaster, YouTuber and initiator of the German patientenwiewir.de patient platform. One of his hobbies is sports. For a long time, he was a soccer referee. His social engagement at Rotary International and different clubs introduced him to Homeless World Cup and sharpened is awareness and engagement for homeless people. Recently, his interested in sociocritical and political contemporary art recently started him to create his own small oeuvre under the concept of realitychanges.de, which has been selected for several solo and group exhibitions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Abhijeet Barse has taken Slum Soccer from a development project in Nagpur to global sports for all forces for good. In this episode, Vineet talks to Dr. Barse about how Slum Soccer has grown its footprint over the last decade, helping underprivileged youth around the country find their feet on the football pitch and in life. The conversation ranges from growing the number of centers, taking Team India to the Homeless World Cup, and how donations to Slum Soccer are an important way of keeping the sporting flame alive.Find Slum Soccer on Social Media:Facebook: (https://www.facebook.com/SlumSoccer)Instagram:(https://www.instagram.com/slumsoccer/)Twitter: (https://twitter.com/slumsoccer)Find Abhijeet on Social Media:Facebook:(https://www.facebook.com/abhijeetbarse/)Instagram: (https://www.facebook.com/abhijeetbarse/)Twitter: (https://twitter.com/abhijeetbarse)Follow Vineet Kanabar on Twitter & Instagram:(https://twitter.com/ashcharyafuckit ) and(https://instagram.com/ashcharyafuckit ) (@ashcharyafuckit)You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.You can also check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

Eric Houghton has been involved with the Homeless World Cup since he was the England captain back in 2003. But it was a chance conversation with one of his mates Dave Morton – who doesn't like football one bit – that led to them launching the Homeless Games. There are huge benefits for each and every homeless person who takes part. A chance to improve their health, both physical and mental. Developing their confidence and pride. Helping them to find new pathways, gaining new skills and accessing much-needed support. Since 2010, The Homeless Games (THG) has hosted the two-day annual Homeless Games in Liverpool, providing ‘Olympic style' games for people who are or have experienced homelessness in last two years with participants coming from across the UK to take part. THG has arranged and organised provision for health and well-being stalls and services including Cancer Awareness, Drink Awareness, Substance Misuse, Sexual Health Advice, Massage, Health Checks, Premier League Health Courses, Dental Advice, Healthy Eating and Dietary Advice were made available to all those who attended the main two day event. These were offered in conjunction with the local area Primary Care Trusts, the local Premier League Football Clubs (Everton Foundation and Liverpool Football Club), Age Concern and Local Authorities. Twitter: @HomelessGames Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Homeless-Games-138993546124986 --- Please subscribe to the Sports for Social Impact Podcast wherever you get your podcast! Leave us a review and a 5 star rating to help bring others in the sport industry into the conversation! Send us an email at sportsforsocialimpact@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/SportsSocImpact Visit our website at https://www.sportsforsocialimpact.com/

In this episode Toria talks to founder of Empathy Week Ed Kirwan. Ed Kirwan is the CEO, founder and filmmaker at Empathy Week - a global educational programme that uses the power of film to develop students into empathetic leaders, with the aim of building the #EmpathyGeneration. Ed entered the working world through Teach First and taught science in North London for 3 years, including as a Head of Chemistry. Since then he has spent his time filming and using visual storytelling to champion social causes - particularly homelessness and in 2018 went to Mexico for the 2018 Homeless World Cup. In 2019, Ed travelled to India where he worked alongside Slum Soccer to develop a leadership modular course for their young participants. These opportunities led him to create Empathy Week which incorporates the use of powerful films, lesson resources and a ‘Global Empathy Action Challenge' and in 2020 the programme reached schools in 40+ countries across 6 continents and engaged 20,000 students before growing to engage a massive 80,000 students during 2021!A strong believer in a fair education for all, Empathy Week is free to every government and state funded school around the world - every child should have the opportunity to develop the skills of empathy, leadership and resilience. It's not only an essential step to creating a better world but one to help every student be a success in life within and beyond school.Ed is a storyteller. A firm believer in the power of film and an eternal optimist. Film is a tremendous tool and has immense power to inspire, encapsulate and motivate us to believe that we have the ability to change the world - because we truly do. Crucially, it allows us to experience another person's life who we would never have had the opportunity to meet otherwise and allows us to place our own life in a new and more powerful context because of it. This is how Empathy Week aims to move students and teachers into action and towards a world where there is less ignorance and stronger relationships across cultures and borders. With the success in schools, Empathy Week now offers services to businesses and employees at different levels of their careers. Ed believes that to change the world we first have to understand the people in it and that's as important for business as it is for schools. Empathy shouldn't be an add-on. It is crucial to all human interactions, life, performance and wellbeing.To find out more and subscribe go to http:www.empathy-week.com

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development shows that 580,466 people were counted as homeless in 2020, representing a 2.2% increase over 2019. Outside of homelessness 16% of children in the US live below the poverty line (they represent the poorest age group). Of those 73% are children of color. The pandemic has only exacerbated all of this, which is why organizations like Street Soccer USA and people like Reed Fox exist. Street Soccer USA offers a soccer-based life skills program to empower those living in poverty. They have 22 programs across 16 cities, with over 1,000 volunteers and have teams that participate in national championships as well as the annual Homeless World Cup. Reed Fox is a Program Manager within the organization carrying out various key roles including acting as the lead of the Homeless World Cup program for the United States. He's also co-founded Sports Charity Mwanza, an NGO in Tanzania, providing sustainable infrastructure and developing the sports environment in the Mwanza region of Tanzania. Reed, thanks for joining us on the show!

Sport can be responsible for many things in society and recently many issues have been highlighted. Here are two guests that affect sport positively by doing better for their communities around the world. The Homeless World Cup has had a lot of success and is responsible for uniting people. On the show, we discuss how important it is to leave the things you can't control behind and focus on the things you can. We also cover match preparation, mental health and the latest trending topics in sport. -- Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio www.soundcloud.com/pulse95radio

Orbiting with us this week is singer-songwriter Tom Grennan. At the time of recording this episode, his latest album Evering Road was number one in the UK album chart. Tom talks honestly about his life, music career and lockdown but is most animated when sharing his story of hopefulness about the Homeless World Cup Foundation for which Tom is an ambassador. Links to find out more: Tom: https://www.tomgrennanmusic.com/ Homeless World Cup: https://homelessworldcup.org/ See the shortened video episode here: https://youtu.be/A0Kn5ExyQZA -------------- More about Wonderspace: https://ourwonder.space Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBUt53ifgsf4Hu9tQTWjEmA/videos Facebook: http://facebook.com/ourwonderspace Instagram: http://instagram.com/ourwonderspace Twitter: https://twitter.com/ourwonderspace --------------- Music: https://theade.me

¿Te imaginas pasar de jugar futbol callejero a hacerlo en una liga profesional? El día de hoy está con nosotros Dulce Valente, quien nos contó cómo logró dar el paso del futbol callejero a la Liga MX Femenil. Dulce comenzó su carrera cuando acudió como seleccionada tricolor a la Homeless World Cup 2017 en Oslo, Noruega. Tras lograr el campeonato mundial en dicho certamen, Dulce dio un paso en el profesionalismo cuando fichó por el Pachuca Femenil. Sin embargo, la zaguera cambió de aires con la intención de buscar nayor continuidad, por lo que terminó por integrarse a Galos Femenil en el Torneo Clausura 2020. Además, nos contó sobre cómo ha logrado vincular dos de sus más grandes amores: el futbol y su hija. Quédate en Historias del Llano.

A conversation with Filmmaker and Founder of Empathy Week Ed Kirwan. We discuss sleeping rough to raise awareness, travelling to Mexico for the Homeless World Cup and flying out to India to help build a development programme. He explores the creation of Empathy Week and the impact he hopes to make to children internationally.

Social Entrepreneurship (https://lidpublishing.com/book/the-new-ism-social-entrepreneurship/) , the first book of a series on how society can learn from social innovators, authors Mel Young and Alexandra Matthews demystify what it means to be a social entrepreneur and explore how their work could help us all to create a sustainable, inclusive world where humans live within the means of the planet and all life can thrive. Through their podcast interviewing social innovators and disruptors, and Mel’s experience as a leading social entrepreneur himself, they have a unique vantage point on what could be the key to a brighter future. Mel Young is a social entrepreneur and founder of several successful social enterprises including the Homeless World Cup, which uses football to inspire people who are homeless to transform their own lives; more than a million people have been positively impacted. He has won several awards and is the author of two books.   Alexandra Matthew’s background is in writing and marketing; she also worked at Ashoka UK, a network of leading social innovators, where Mel is a Fellow. Together, they have created The New Ism (https://newismtalks.com/) , a discussion forum with a huge ambition: to create a new, more inclusive and sustainable global system that brings together the efforts of social innovators across the world.

From growing up in Wales, attending RADA in London and becoming a Hollywood film star living an LA life, to refocusing on activism and developing community projects in his home town of Port Talbot, Michael Sheen has changed a lot over the years. Here Michael talks about all these changes - his early childhood memories of moving around and feeling displaced, his first ever heartbreak, having a bruised ego and crisis of confidence in drama school, struggling with the move to LA, his relationship break down with his ex wife Kate Beckinsale, his career changing moments and ultimately why he changed focus from acting to activism. He covers it all!!Michael talks enthusiastically about his project ‘the Passion’ in Port Talbot, setting up the End High Cost Credit Alliance to stop exploitation of people with no money and his commitment to causes being tested when he was faced with putting everything on the line for the Homeless World Cup. It’s a fascinating listen! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Este es un episodio de fin de semana y eso significa... Entrevista! Uno de los temas centrales de Un Podcast de Fútbol es el de este deporte como motor de cambio social. Ya hablamos de cuando el fútbol detuvo una guerra, también de la Homeless World Cup y hasta una entrevista con el entrenador de México en esa competición. Para esta ocasión, platicamos con Carmen. Ella trabaja en Proyecto Cantera, una organización mexicana que utiliza el fútbol como una herramienta de desarrollo social. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marcelo-gonzalez-meier/message

Today we have a conversation with Mel Young, a social entrepreneur who joins us from Scotland. Mel is a change-maker and believes passionately that homelessness around the world can be ended. He has co-founded multiple publications, including The Big Issue in Scotland, as well as the International Network of Street Papers. Currently, he is the President of the Homeless World Cup, which he co-founded in 2003, and through football has touched the lives of more than a million people over the last decade. He is also the Chairman of Sportscotland, the national agency for sport in Scotland, which sees a country where sport is a way of life, at the heart of society, making a positive impact on people and communities. He has been a Schwab Fellow of the World Economic Forum since 2001.

We’re back! In this episode of the Homeless World Cup Podcast, Paul and Adam speak to the Reverend Dr Iain Whyte about his new anthology book Football’s Faithful Fans, a collection of writing from 20 contributors exploring what it means to support a football team. Iain has been an avid supporter of the Homeless World Cup for many years, and he continues to be so with his new book. Proceeds from book sales will go towards the HWCF to help us keep the ball rolling. You can buy the anthology in paperback from Amazon. Having recently celebrated his 80th birthday, Iain has lived a fascinating life. We talk about his experiences working on the ground with civil rights movements in the US, anti-apartheid movements in South Africa, and meeting Dr Martin Luther King.

Welcome back to 'All Good in The Sisterhood' with your host Sophie Donald.This week we are joined by Sarah Rhind, a former heroin addict who turned her life around and is now Street Soccer Scotland's Women's Co-ordinator.Haven't heard of Street Soccer? Either had I until I heard this truly inspirational story.  After years of battling addiction and two rounds of rehab, it was football that helped Sarah recover and change her life around.  Football became the highlight of Sarah's week and led her to play for Scotland in the Homeless World Cup in 2015.  Sarah tells us in the episode that 'addiction doesn't discriminate' and throughout her life she had always struggled to be in her own skin.  Heroin allowed her that escape and eventually she became dependant on it to function.  Football was something she knew she was good at and gave her the confidence to take control of her life. Maybe we already know the benefits of sport, but I hope this story will emphasise the life saving mental benefits of sport and fitness in our lives.You can follow Sarah on Twitter:@SSS_SarahRhindand you can follow Street Soccer Scotland on Instagram:streetsoccerscotlandIf you found this story inspirational (I know you will) then please help me spread the words and tag the podcast on your stories, rate on the itunes app and share with anyone you think would enjoy :) 

Hola amigos! Vuelve un episodio de los viernes y no podía ser de mejor forma. Ya les había hablado en otro episodio sobre la Homeless World Cup, y en esta ocasión nos acompaña Heriberto Espejel Cuéllar. Heriberto es el entrenador del equipo femenil de México, ha asistido y salido campeón en varias ocasiones de esta copa internacional. Hoy nos platica un poco de su trabajo, varias experiencias y la importancia del fútbol en la sociedad.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marcelo-gonzalez-meier/message

In this episode, Paul and Adam speak to FC Give director Caleb Olson. FC Give is a US based grassroots organisation that aims for social change through football. As well as sponsoring Street Soccer USA at the Homeless World Cup, FC Give volunteers their time and knowledge base to hold game sessions during every tournament. We talked to Caleb about FC Give's model and history, his move from the corporate world into the third sector, and why pick-up football brings people together. FC Give website: https://www.fcgive.org/

Mel Young is one of Scotland’s greatest social entrepreneurs, responsible for establishing the Big Issue and founding the Homeless World Cup. And as well has having a hugely positive impact on the lives of the disadvantaged in Scotland, he has demonstrated considerable business acumen and leadership skills. Mel talks us through his career, the ways in which he would like to see charities and businesses learning from each other, and his new venture to discover a better way forward for society. This interview was recorded on Zoom in front of a global audience of Scottish business people as part of the online Scottish Business Network gathering in May 2020. www.allencomms.co.uk

We’re back… again! There has been a bit of a delay between this episode and the last. The cancellation of the Tampere 2020 Homeless World Cup saddened all of us, and the sudden change of circumstances meant we had to make changes to our schedules. In this episode of the Homeless World Cup Podcast, Adam and Paul speak to Abhijeet Barse, CEO of Slum Soccer India. SSI was founded by Abhijeet’s father, Vijay, in 2001, and has brought a team to the Homeless World Cup since 2007. We explore Slum Soccer India’s history, its nationwide projects, and the upcoming movie about the organisation’s beginnings. Following the cancellation of this year’s tournament, we have launched our Virtual Stadium. You can sign up, get your seat number, and help us to have an even greater impact around the world. On what would have been the tournament’s final day, July 5th, we will be hosting a Homeless World Cup Day; a celebration of our work and the work of our partners and their year-round activities. By joining our stadium you will become part of our virtual fan base and have exciting content delivered directly into your inbox. You can also donate to us here. Thank you!

The world needs more Empathy– but teaching it is not enough Empathy Week 2020 is an invitation for 200,000 young people to put empathy into action and create a better world. Together, we are building the #EmpathyGeneration. Ed Kirwan is an educator, filmmaker and photographer who works to challenge the status quo of social issues and lead people into tangible action. He studied Biochemistry at the University of Bath and worked as a research scientist for a year before he moved into secondary education where he taught science in North London. In the 2 years since, Ed finished a Masters degree in 'Leadership' from UCL:IOE before going on to highlight the issue of homelessness in the UK., educating the general public on ways they can help through powerful visual storytelling. Ed now runs a community that brings homelessness organisations together in the UK, acting as a key networker for the sector and between grassroots organisations and larger national charities. In addition to his work around homelessness, during the past two years, Ed has volunteered and worked in Uganda and India on international development projects and also documented the Homeless World Cup in Mexico in 2018 and Cardiff in 2019. It is ultimately his experiences in the classroom, at the Homeless World Cup and working alongside Slum Soccer in India that led Ed to create Empathy Week 2020. A free secondary school resource, it invites young people to put empathy into action and create a better world by empowering them to make change in their own communities. Ed believes teaching empathy alone is not enough and that students need to be given the freedom, time and space to develop the leadership and empathic skills that are so vital in everyone's career and life. As a dedicated basketball player, he also recognises the importance of sport in character development and has therefore focused on the theme of 'Sporting Change' for this year's Empathy Week. Ed now continues to work on Empathy Week, enabling its impact to spread across the UK as well as continuing to grow his own production company Both Buckets, which has a long term goal of showing that businesses can exist earning a profit whilst 'doing good' at the same time - fulfilling a life of filling both buckets. www.empathy-week.com (https://www.empathy-week.com/) Instagram - @empathyweek Facebook - @empathyweek Twitter - @TheEmpathyWeek Twitter/Instagram/Facebook - @edkirwan Show Sponsor  The National Association for Primary Education speaks for young children and all who live and work with them. This includes parents, teachers, governors and all those interested in primary education. NAPE is a non-political charity and works tirelessly to support teachers in the classroom as expressed in their ‘Value of Membership’ Document. NAPE leads the Primary Umbrella Group of thirty primary subject associations and unions and gives teachers and schools a voice at governmental level at consultative meetings with ministers for schools. For full details of how they can support you please visit their website at  nape.org.uk (https://nape.org.uk/) Support this podcast

Minter Dialogue Episode #361Ed Kirwan, filmmaker, teacher, coach and founder of the Empathy Week UK which runs Feb 24 through Feb 28th 2020. The ambition of Empathy Week to invite 200,000 young people -- at secondary schools -- to put empathy into action and create a better world. I'm an ambassador for Empathy Week and was delighted to get Ed on to talk about his ambitious project. In this chat, we discuss his route to leading this Empathy Week, the phenomenal films and assets that he's produced and much more about how we can build more empathy into the world.If you've got comments or questions you'd like to see answered, send your email or audio file to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to rate/review the show on RateThisPodcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

On the show this week we talk about how to use Podcasts in your marketing mix. This is part 1 of 2 and is jam-packed with hints and tips to help you create regular quality podcast content that builds your brand, grows trust and generates new clients for your business. The guests: Keith Easton is a Director of Woosh Entertainments Ltd. The business provides commentating, announcing, music and event management at a huge variety of Sports Events, Music Concerts, Awards Ceremonies, and Corporate Events. Keith is a highly experienced Show-caller and event DJ, regularly working at The National Stadium Hampden Park, BT Murrayfield, and many award shows. Keith is also the regular man on the microphone for Rat Race Adventure Sports events around the UK, The Edinburgh Marathon and has worked as a Presenter at The Homeless World Cup in Glasgow in 2016 and at the Irn-Bru Store at The Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. Keith manages The WEL Podcast Studio, working with an ever-growing client list to help them produce shows covering sport, lifestyle, business, mental health and a lot more. Graeme Easton - if you don't know the face, you'll know the voice! Graeme is the regular Stadium Announcer at The National Stadium, Hampden Park and has worked at BT Murrayfield and many other venues in the role of announcer and presenter. Graeme appeared as a regular guest on STV's The Late Show and Live At 5. From 2000-2003, Graeme was a tv presenter in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh for the Edinburgh Festival which was broadcast live on tv every day. In 2004 Graeme was on the BAFTA award-winning BBC1 show Rule the School. He also had a spell as a presenter on RockSport Radio. You may also know Graeme as the voice of The Great Scottish Run, The Great Edinburgh Run, The Great South Run, The Glasgow Great Women’s 10k, The Baxter’s Loch Ness Marathon, The Edinburgh Marathon Festival and Sirens Netball to name just a handful of Graeme's recent credits. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vlogify/message

Gregor sits down with David Duke, Founder and CEO of Street Soccer Scotland and Change Centre. In the early 2000s, David was homeless, living on the streets with an alcohol problem. But it wasn't until he saw a poster advertising for the Homeless World Cup that gave him the motivation and confidence he needed to improve his life. A few years later in 2009, David started Street Soccer Scotland, a non-profit social enterprise that uses football to help create positive change in the lives of socially disadvantaged adults and young people, just like the sport did for him. Now, Street Soccer has grown to be a global success, touching and improving the lives of thousands. David's inspiring work has earned him a number of awards and accolades such as The Sunday Times ‘Change Maker’ of the Year in 2012, a CNN Hero in 2016 and in 2018, he was awarded an MBE in the New Years Honours List. Find out more about Street Soccer Scotland at: https://streetsoccerscotland.org  This episode is brought to you by Dinghy - insurance for freelancers by freelancers. Get your quote in seconds at: https://getdinghy.com/mitm

Hráči Sparty i letos přispěli na projekt Nocleženky! Poslechněte si podcast se zástupcem Armády Spásy a českým reprezentantem na Homeless World Cup!

Katie Dalton, Director of Wales' housing-related support umbrella organisation Cymorth Cymru, joins us to discuss their Play Your Part '19 campaign. We go into the campaign's "Five Asks" which breaks down the simple things that you can do to help people experiencing homelessness, as well as bringing debate and entertainment space The Bevan Tent to the Cardiff 2019 tournament. Recorded during the Cardiff 2019 Homeless World Cup.

In this episode Adam speaks to Wales' own Michael Sheen about his journey bringing the Homeless World Cup to Cardiff. Michael kindly sat with us in the tournament HQ and discussed what led him to activism (what he calls his "non-acting stuff"), his introduction to Street Football Wales, and his vision for the legacy of the tournament.

Introducing Kat Byles Kat Byles is today's guest joining us on the Join Up Dots business coaching podcast and is a lady who has been on quite a journey. She is a Business and Creativity Consultant with 25 years experience working with entrepreneurs, change makers, creatives and global brands. Only those that are truly making a difference including Homeless World Cup, Nike, UEFA, Vodafone Foundation, Good Energy, Beyond Sport, Eric Cantona, Desmond Tutu, Colin Farrell and Lewis Hamilton. In 2000 she founded Authentic PR, providing communication with integrity for businesses with a positive purpose, as featured in The Guardian, The Times and Director; and for 6 years was the Global Communications Director, Homeless World Cup, which she grew from 20 to 70 nations positively impacting 250,000 homeless people. She generated well over $25 million in media coverage and was executive producer for Kicking It narrated by Colin Farrell selected for Sundance and Tribeca Film Festivals and sold to the US sports TV channel, ESPN. Whilst building a business with purpose made a difference, Kat found herself burn out with nothing left to give at just 42. Her intuition led her to Antigua and Barbuda in the Caribbean to walk barefoot on the sand, float in the turquoise sea, watch the sunset on the horizon and eat mangos straight from the tree. She credits this immersion in nature with restoring her life force, vitality and creativity. With recovery came the inspiration for True Business, a radical way of being in business with heart. Whilst traditional business leads with profit, True Business leads with your creative spirit and aligns with your true nature and purpose to build the business you were born for. Which is the perfect place to start today's show. So looking back was it obvious that she was heading towards burnout, and with a bit more knowledge proceeding the event could have stopped it? And why does she see her business flourishing so naturally nowadays, congruent to her spirit or just great PR? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Kat Byles Show Highlights During the show we discussed such deep weighty subjects with Kat Byles such as: Why it is so important to walk the walk and listen to your heart before you ever listen to any external advice. How your body feels so much better when you are working in an environment that is truly suited for you. Kat recalls how her boss was in complete denial as to her burnout (as he was probably suffering himself too) and lastly...... Why your perfect customer will give as much energy to you as you do them......its a love match that works when you get it right.

The first episode of this new series details the origins of the annual global event. Adam and Paul chat to the Foundation’s co-founder, Mel Young MBE, about the journey from idea to reality, a chance encounter with the founder of Nike, and what the future has in store for the Homeless World Cup.

Rhodri, Telor a Ifan yn trafod Fantasy Premier League, yr Eredivisie, Cwpan y Gynghrair a’r Homeless World Cup. Ma' Ligo hefyd yn edrych ar y gorau 'r gwaetha o grysau newydd yr Uwch-gynghrair yn Lloegr, gan gynnwys: Arsenal West Ham Everton Leicester Man City Cysylltwch ar Twitter @podligo

500 PLAYERS FROM 50 NATIONS ALL COMPETE ON EQUAL GROUNDS WITH THE SAME PRINCIPLES,OBJECTIVES AND DRIVE TO PLAY THE BEAUTIFUL GAME OF FOOTBALL. ALSO ON THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS GRATITIUDE IN THE GAME, A DIRECT WAY TO CONNECT WITH OUR SPORTS HEROS AND VERSTAPPENS GRAND PRIX VICTORY AS HAMILTON CRASHES IN GERMANY FINISHING 11TH. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

Nihal Arthanayake spoke to the players and organisers of the annual Homeless World Cup. The 2019 event is the 17th time the football tournament, which aims to improve the lives of rough sleepers and those without a home, has been held. It featured around 500 homeless players from more than 40 countries. The BAFTA nominated actor Michael Sheen, who helped campaign to bring the World Cup to Wales, exclusively revealed to Nihal that he had given everything he has, financially, to ensure the event went ahead.

Hello! Britain has amongst the lowest tree coverage of any country in Europe. This week we’re discussing why we should plant more trees for their many benefits including tackling the climate emergency and cooling our cities. Emi Murphy from Friends of the Earth talks about their campaign to double trees in Britain and tree expert Rob MacKenzie explains his ‘sci fi forest’ experiment in Birmingham. Then Felix Finkbeiner tells us the story of how he began advocating for tree planting at just 9 years old and the Trillion Tree Campaign that his organisation now runs.PLUS Actor Michael Sheen joins us and talks about the upcoming Homeless World Cup in Wales See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Yes Yes Yes... it's the Football Humans Season 3 - We are back in the pub talking about the footballs! Lots to discuss, Lampard taking over at Chelsea, Womens World Cup and VAR...obviously! Hope everyone is enjoying pre-season...can't wait for the new season to start! John, Michael and Wragg are joined by friend of the show Jobo, who turns quizmaster to challenge us to a 20 question challenge - how many can you get? Enjoy!  

Elis, Danny and Iwan talk to Hollywood actor Michael Sheen about portraying Brian Clough, his footballing talents, Soccer Aid and the Homeless World Cup.

David Möller begleitet die Surprise Strassenfussball Nati an den Homeless World Cup in Cardiff. Der Coach erklärt im Surprise Talk, weshalb die sportlichen Ziele in Cardiff sekundär sind. Mehr zum Homeless World Cup im Surprise #453, ab dem 28. Juni auf der Strasse erhältlich.

It's a jam-packed podcast for your ears this week as Chris and the team had a revolving door of guests drop by the studio. Timothy Spall came in to talk about his new film The Corrupted and also ITV drama Hatton Garden. He gave Chris a comprehensive lesson on acting, plus discussing that brummie accent in 80s British favourite, Auf Wiedersehen Pet. Not short of award winning actors on the show this week, Michael Sheen paid the team a visit. He spoke about the Homeless World Cup which is happening in Cardiff this year, as well as his upcoming TV series Good Omens. Blossoms and Joe Pasquale filled in the sandwich of guests, with everything you'd expect. Joe got his kit off, and Blossoms ‘borrowed' more production notes for their Pubcast podcast from Chris. And if that wasn't enough, there's more… - Deep South Dom demonstrates how instrumentally talented he is. - Matt takes Chris to the cleaners with his trash talk. - A drunk Toby makes it just in time for his show. - ‘Manc' Holiday Monday Brainstorm Enjoy! The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Weekdays 6:30-10am RadioX.co.uk

Mexico City's Zócalo hosts teams from around the globe for the 2018 Homeless World Cup. They may be struggling at the moment, but these players are getting a hand making their goals happen on and off the field. We interview Reed Fox, a program manager at Street Soccer USA and U.S. director of the Homeless World Cup, and Pedro Roberts, a player in New York. Shawn Stein, associate professor of Spanish and Portuguese at Dickinson College, tells us about his quixotic journey to find "ficción futbolera" in Latin America. His resulting anthology includes themes of social justice through the lens of soccer. Special thanks to Connor Button, who created the music and did the sound engineering.El Zócalo de la Ciudad de México acoge a equipos de todo el mundo para la Copa 2018 de Personas Sin Hogar. Emocionantes partidos con jugadores que atraviesan una mala racha en sus vidas pero que, en el fútbol, encuentran consuelo y aprenden a meterle goles a su terco destino. Hablamos con Reed Fox, directivo de Street Soccer USA y entrenador de la selección que representará a EE.UU. en México; y con Pedro Roberts, un jugador de New York. Shawn Stein, adjunto a la cátedra de Español y Portugués de la Dickinson College, nos cuenta su quijotesca odisea para recopilar relatos de ficción futbolera escritos en América Latina. La antología resultante incluye temas de justicia social, observados a través de las gafas del fútbol. Agradecimientos especiales a Connor Button, de los Button de toda la vida, por crear la música y hacer de ingeniero de sonido. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Topic:The role of sports in increasing social mobility and improving communities Guest & Organization:Lisa Wrightsman is the Regional Program Manager of Street Soccer USA Sacramento and the Founder and Coach of Sacramento Lady Salamanders. Lisa earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication with a concentration in Digital Video from California State University, Sacramento. She was a member of the University’s NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer team and currently holds multiple program records as well as recognition as a member of the All-Decade team. After college she played over five years of semi professional soccer for the Elk Grove Pride. Today her passion for soccer is seen in her social entrepreneurship initiatives with Street Soccer USA; a nationwide non-profit that uses soccer to break the cycle of homelessness and domestic abuse. Lisa is the founder and current Director and Coach of Street Soccer USA’s Sacramento Lady Salamanders. She started this program in 2010 and has since seen tremendous results and growth of the program as it has proven to successfully reverse the effects of addiction and domestic violence in 92% of team participants. Street Soccer USA uses this team platform to create a training curriculum of job preparation, life skills, and other specialized services, ultimately connecting participants directly to jobs, education, and housing. Lisa was recognized in 2015, as one of Sacramento Business Journal’s top 40 Under 40 young professionals. She is a Senior Fellow of the Nehemiah Emerging Leader’s Program. Since 2010 Lisa has coached the USA Women’s Street Soccer team at the Homeless World Cup and in 2016 was selected as Women’s Coach of the Tournament. Most recently Lisa was selected as a 2016 Change-Maker by TEDx Sacramento where she shared her story of resilience, hope, and how to be a catalyst for change. Resources: Interested in supporting Street Soccer USA? http://www.streetsoccerusa.org/givingtuesday-2017/ (Click here) to donate! http://www.streetsoccerusa.org/ (Street Soccer USA) https://www.lgc.org/ (Local Government Commission)

Honey Thaljieh is known internationally for promoting the role of sports in empowering women and girls in the Arab world and beyond. She is a co-founder of women’s football (soccer) in Palestine, and she served as the first captain of the Palestinian national football team. Following her career in football, she joined FIFA, the International Federation of Association Football, where she leads its efforts to promote diversity, gender equality, integration, and peace-making in sports. She has been recognized as a Champion for Peace by the organization Peace and Sport, and she serves as an ambassador for the sports organizations Save the Dream, Homeless World Cup, and Football for Peace. This forum was the kick-off event for the weekend-long festival, Windows into Palestine: https://www.windowsintopalestine.org/

Homeless World Cup (1' - 22') Robinho and Adam Johnson Rape Charges (22' - 37') New Messi Contract (37' - 54') Game Recaps (54' - 90') Lewandowski's Wife Recklessness (90' - End)

We meet the players of the Women’s Street Soccer Program - a program run by The Big Issue that uses football to support women experiencing homelessness, family violence, substance abuse and mental illness. We hear about overcoming addiction through football, playing for Australia at the Homeless World Cup and why being a part of a team really matters.

Topic:The role of sports in increasing social mobility and improving communities Guest & Organization:Lisa Wrightsman is the Regional Program Manager of Street Soccer USA Sacramento and the Founder and Coach of Sacramento Lady Salamanders. Lisa earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication with a concentration in Digital Video from California State University, Sacramento. She was a member of the University’s NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer team and currently holds multiple program records as well as recognition as a member of the All-Decade team. After college she played over five years of semi professional soccer for the Elk Grove Pride. Today her passion for soccer is seen in her social entrepreneurship initiatives with Street Soccer USA; a nationwide non-profit that uses soccer to break the cycle of homelessness and domestic abuse. Lisa is the founder and current Director and Coach of Street Soccer USA’s Sacramento Lady Salamanders. She started this program in 2010 and has since seen tremendous results and growth of the program as it has proven to successfully reverse the effects of addiction and domestic violence in 92% of team participants. Street Soccer USA uses this team platform to create a training curriculum of job preparation, life skills, and other specialized services, ultimately connecting participants directly to jobs, education, and housing. Lisa was recognized in 2015, as one of Sacramento Business Journal’s top 40 Under 40 young professionals. She is a Senior Fellow of the Nehemiah Emerging Leader’s Program. Since 2010 Lisa has coached the USA Women’s Street Soccer team at the Homeless World Cup and in 2016 was selected as Women’s Coach of the Tournament. Most recently Lisa was selected as a 2016 Change-Maker by TEDx Sacramento where she shared her story of resilience, hope, and how to be a catalyst for change Resources:Interested in supporting Street Soccer USA? http://www.streetsoccerusa.org/givingtuesday-2017/ (Click here) to donate! http://www.streetsoccerusa.org/ (Street Soccer USA ) https://www.lgc.org/ (Local Government Commission ) https://www.newpartners.org/ (2018 New Partners for Smart Growth Conference– February 1-3, 2018)  

The Homeless World Cup in Oslo came to an end this week, how striking that it should be played out against the backdrop of a record breaking transfer window. We hear from Sophie and David who both found themselves in need of help in their lives and are now on the road to recovery through football, proudly representing Wales! Social went last week. When you win the World Cup... but have to go back to work There was an unexpected side effect to the recent victory of the New Zealand women's rugby team at the World Cup in Ireland. The city of Auckland lost its ability to send one of its detectives under cover. Why? Well when you've just captained the rugby mad nation to another World Cup win there aren't that many people, or criminals, who don't know who you are! By day Fiao'o Fa'amausili is a detective in the Auckland police force, at night she spearheads the finest team in women's rugby. From Old Trafford to New Beginnings Fast cars, flashy jewellery, expensive clothing, sure… but being environmentally friendly isn’t the first thing that springs to mind when you think Premier League footballer. But one man who played at Manchester United alongside Ronaldo, Rooney and Giggs, is trying to prove otherwise. Now retired, Richard Eckersley is the owner of "Earth Food Love" a shop in Devon in the South West of England that is trying to become Britain's only zero waste supermarket. That means none of its 200 products comes with any packaging. So don't forget to bring your own bags, bottles and bowls if you want to buy anything! Cerebral Palsy Football: We look ahead to football’s Cerebral Palsy World Championships with England captain Jack Rutter. He developed the condition after he was punched to the ground in an unprovoked attack. Photo: The Homeless World Cup is advertised in Oslo Credit: @poblgroup

Per recent news reports, scientists from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute embarked on a historic expedition to "virtually raise" the legendary TITANIC. Expedition Leader Dave Gallo joins World Footprints to discuss the expedition's mission and the efforts being made to preserve the Titanic. We've spent a lot of time talking about soccer and how this sport is transforming lives. Today we will introduce Mel Young, Founder of the Homeless World Cup. Mel joins us to talk about this year's World Cup in Brazil and the impact soccer is having on the lives of homeless people all over the world. Finally, we will be treated to the history of the Siksika People in Alberta, Canada as Shane Breaker from the Blackfoot Crossing Museum joins us.

Croatian midfielder Darko Matic and Demba Ba's agent, Alex Gonfran, discuss the changing face of football in China. The former Real Madrid coach John Toshack talks about life in Casablanca and how he hopes to win the African Champions League. We visit the Homeless World Cup in Glasgow. And the former co-owner of Swansea City, John van Zweden, talks about his unlikely love affair with the club and the recent take-over by American businessmen. Picture: Brazil's Hulk (R) poses with his new jersey during a press conference after joining Chinese Super League club Shanghai SIPG Football Club (STR/AFP/Getty Images)

Todd and Jedd Wider Todd, Jedd and Lori I talk about their new film God Knows Where I Am. We touch on mental health issues, the “other”, the poetic edge to filmmaking and the “ever porous cracks” in our social safety nets. Watch the Trailer here. Synopsis The body of a homeless woman is found in an abandoned New Hampshire farmhouse. Beside the body, lies a diary that documents a journey of starvation and the loss of sanity, but told with poignance, beauty, humour, and spirituality. For nearly four months, Linda Bishop, a prisoner of her own mind, survived on apples and rain water, waiting for God to save her, during one of the coldest winters on record. As her story unfolds from different perspectives, including her own, we learn about our systemic failure to protect those who cannot protect themselves. Biography For over sixteen years, Todd and Jedd Wider have produced numerous critically and commercially successful feature documentary films including the 2012 King’s Point nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short, the multiple Primetime Emmy Awarding winning Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God (2012) directed by Alex Gibney, the Emmy Award nominated Semper Fi: Always Faithful (2011) directed by Rachel Libert and Tony Hardmon, the multiple Emmy Award nominated Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer (2010) directed by Alex Gibney, 2008 Academy Award Winner for Best Documentary and 2009 Emmy Award Winner for Best Documentary, Taxi to the Dark Side (2007) directed by Alex Gibney, the 2008 Sundance favorite Kicking It (2007) broadcast by ESPN, about the Homeless World Cup soccer tournament, the POV film A Dream in Doubt (2007) about the first post 9/11 revenge killing, Morgan Spurlock’s What Would Jesus Buy? (2007) about our obsession with materialism and consumption, the critically acclaimed Beyond Conviction (2006) directed by Rachel Libert, about restorative justice and victim-offender mediation in the Pennsylvania prison system, broadcast on MSNBC, and Paul Cronin’s A Time to Stir
 about the Columbia University student uprisings in 1968. In 2011, Todd Wider and Jedd Wider were each nominated by the Producers Guild of America for Outstanding Producer of Documentary Theatrical Motion Pictures.  The Wider’s commitment to social justice through film has been and remains informed by their respective professional endeavours. Read more about Todd and Jedd here. Read more about the film here. ---------- For more information about my podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit my site here. With thanks to producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound.       See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Virtual Reality is taking over the world of sports! News News News: Goose Gossage Calls Jose Bautista a Disgrace. Sketches: Brock Osweiler Clears the Air About His Texans Contract, CEO of Kloon Nat Spigman Invents Reality Virtual Reality. Wide World of Weird Sports: Homeless World Cup.

How does a man who has been a Conservative Party candidate end up helping organise the Homeless World Cup, standing firmly against the OBA and come in at no.6 on Chris Graham's "Enemies of Rangers" list? Find out as Paul sits down with Iain McGill.

How does a man who has been a Conservative Party candidate end up helping organise the Homeless World Cup, standing firmly against the OBA and come in at no.6 on Chris Graham's "Enemies of Rangers" list? Find out as Paul sits down with Iain McGill.

Puntata numero 3 che si apre con Alessandro Dell'Orto di Dogma Onlus, che guida la spedizione italiana alla Homeless World Cup a Santiago del Cile - Nessuno vuole le Olimpiadi invernali del 2022, ce ne parla Federico Simonelli - Alberto Schiavone alle prese con una fastidiosa ernia al disco - Nasce una nuova squadra di calcio in Basilicata: si chiama Asd Optì Poba - La passione per la corsa in Italia raccontata ogni giorno dal sito Run Lovers

Puntata numero 3 che si apre con Alessandro Dell'Orto di Dogma Onlus, che guida la spedizione italiana alla Homeless World Cup a Santiago del Cile - Nessuno vuole le Olimpiadi invernali del 2022, ce ne parla Federico Simonelli - Alberto Schiavone alle prese con una fastidiosa ernia al disco - Nasce una nuova squadra di calcio in Basilicata: si chiama Asd Optì Poba - La passione per la corsa in Italia raccontata ogni giorno dal sito Run Lovers

USWNT narrowly beats New Zealand. U-17s and U-20s make Ruth excited. Portland fans: Please attend the "Kicking It" screening benefiting the Homeless World Cup

Tom from The Scottish Football Blog is this weeks guest. You can follow him on Twitter@ScotFootBlog. Since Tom is a Hibs fan, and considering the recent sacking of Colin Calderwood, we discuss who we see taking over at Easter Road. Laurie brings up the recent goings on at Hearts and we discuss Romanov's recent comments on his position at the club, as well as the recent speculation on a new stadium. Paul Band's charity bet last week was for St Mirren to draw 0-0 with Hearts and he was correct, so we have £45 in the charity pot already. We also cover the weekends SPL games, as well as looking ahead to the Scotland game on Friday. Tom is doing a charity blogathon, in aid of Alzheimer Scotland and the Homeless World Cup, which involves writing one blog an hour over a 24 hour period. Please visit his site and donate to the good causes.

Tom from The Scottish Football Blog is this weeks guest. You can follow him on Twitter@ScotFootBlog. Since Tom is a Hibs fan, and considering the recent sacking of Colin Calderwood, we discuss who we see taking over at Easter Road. Laurie brings up the recent goings on at Hearts and we discuss Romanov's recent comments on his position at the club, as well as the recent speculation on a new stadium. Paul Band's charity bet last week was for St Mirren to draw 0-0 with Hearts and he was correct, so we have £45 in the charity pot already. We also cover the weekends SPL games, as well as looking ahead to the Scotland game on Friday. Tom is doing a charity blogathon, in aid of Alzheimer Scotland and the Homeless World Cup, which involves writing one blog an hour over a 24 hour period. Please visit his site and donate to the good causes.

Episode 7 : Ryu shoots the Homeless World Cup in Paris and Matt shoot the Pirates: We introduce: Tim McKenna: Master Class - Wide Angle lens in Sports, Photography. You Win: Winner, but no interview: GAS Ray Flash and Aquatech Collapsible Lens Hoods

The bowers round up the international matches, have a theme tune, and a (poorly recorded) new recruit.