Podcast appearances and mentions of ian andrew

Title by Matt Fishwick David's gastrointestinal issues threaten his scholarship at Mrs Nottingham's School of Etiquette until he discovers a great talent. Song List: "Burp Burp Burp", "Oh, Why Do I Burp?", "Go, Go, Go Away", "You'd Become a Brit", "Bad Influence", "Let Out Your Love" Cast: Jacob Kuek, Stephanie Beza, Jackson Eather and Ian Andrew on keys Teched by Chelsea Heaney Edited by Morgan Phillips

Title by Josie Lane Even in tropical paradise, Bollard can't stop thinking about his ex-girlfriend Samantha. But when bookworm Maggie starts teaching him crab facts, could a change be on the horizon? Is this feeling love, or just indigestion? Song List: "Give Me Seafood", "My Ex-Girlfriend Samantha", "Facts About Crabs", "The Getting Ready Song", "My Heart (Is Like A Smashed Crab)", "Love Changes You" Cast: Brenna Glazebrook, Imogen Whittaker, Morgan Phillips and Ian Andrew on keys Teched by Zoë Harlen Edited by Morgan Phillips

Title by Laine Phillips Mouldarolla is pretty attached to her shoes, but her dad's new partner is definitely not. Also, her dad's a bitch. Song List: "It's So Hard to be Alive", "Can't Afford to Lose", "Put Your Mouth on Me", "Ruining My Life (i'm the muthafucking moon)", "It's Sad and Okay" Cast: Zoë Harlen, Brenna Glazebrook, Morgan Phillips, and Ian Andrew on keys. Teched by Imogen Whittaker Edited by Morgan Phillips

Title by David Lee's Broth Culinary School student, Mike, struggles to cook the perfect soup while dealing with the trauma of having an absent father, and the accidental transmutation of his friend, Mary, into a cat. Song List: "Yeah, Soup!", "Culinary Perfection", "Make That Soup With Your Father", "Cook! Cook! Cook!", "Make a Soup Outa Me", "Chicken Soup for the Soul" Cast: Emerson Brophy, Chelsea Heaney, Ian Andrew and David Peake on keys. Teched by Jackson Eather Edited by Morgan Phillips

It's Canada week on the Fried Egg Golf Podcast, so Garrett Morrison is joined by Toronto-based golf architect Ian Andrew for a look at the history of Canadian golf. After a brief discussion of Royal Montreal Golf Club and Ian's work with Mike Weir, the two unpack the career of Stanley Thompson and his work at courses such as Banff Springs, Jasper Park Lodge, and more. The episode wraps with a look at some of Ian's projects, including a potential book with even more stories from Stanley Thompson's life in golf.

Title by Amanda Buckley All President McNulty wants to do is inspire her constituents through friendship, creativity and connection. But Vice President Sandra has other plans: To remove all imagination and free thought from the country. Song List: "Use Onomatopoeia", "Boom! Pow! Wow!", "A World Without Imagination", "We Accept Everyone For Their STIs", "Stop The Vice President", "I'm Gonna Fix My Own Problems" Wanna show Impromptunes some financial love? Check out our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/impromptunes Cast: Jackson Eather, Chelsea Heaney, Ian Andrew and David Peake on keys Teched by Emerson Brophy Edited by Morgan Phillips

In the finale of season 1 of the True Crime Podcast, Crime Time inc, Simon McLean and Tom Wood reflect on the thrilling journey of their podcast, Crime Time Inc. They start off with light banter, quickly diving into a heartfelt discussion on the impactful episodes they've shared, covering cases from the World's End Murders to the controversy around the Murder Mile. Tom reminisces about the emotional stories they've brought to life, particularly the tales of Angus Sinclair and Robert Black, highlighting the unique emotional depth their true crime podcast has achieved. The duo also express eagerness to hear from their listeners, encouraging feedback and suggestions for future topics, underscoring their commitment to covering a wide variety of subjects in law enforcement and criminal justice. They discuss the significance of discussing PTSD among police officers, brought to light by their guest, Ian Andrew. Simon and Tom delve into the importance of having a platform for narratives that are often overlooked or misunderstood, emphasising their mission to bring genuine, nuanced true crime stories to the forefront. Moreover, they touch on potential future topics including hate crime legislation, the use of informants in policing, and the ongoing debates around drug policy reform. The finale also teases the excitement for Season 2, promising to delve into high-profile cases like the murder of Yvonne Fletcher and continuing to explore the complexity of crime and policing with an array of guests. 'Season 1 Review' encapsulates the essence of Crime Time Inc., bridging untold stories with a global audience seeking depth, understanding, and conversation around criminal justice issues.Visit our website crimetimeinc.comPlease help our channel. Please buy us a coffeeYou can buy the books mentioned in the podcast's by clicking the links belowTom's Best Selling Book:Ruxton: The First Modern Murder Paperback EditionRuxton: The First Modern Murder Kindle EditionSimon's Best Selling Book:The Ten Percent Paperback EditionThe Ten Percent Kindle Edition Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Title by Aleisha Archer Miriam is a superbly talented performer playing Mary Poppins on Broadway - but what she really wants is a friend. With two scheming co-stars set on removing her from the theatre scene, will Miriam find her true calling? Song List: "Backstage Chaos (and Goss)", "I'd Love A Friend", "You Can Feel A Little Lonely", "We're Gonna Get Her Out Of The Theatre", "Tell Me What You Heard Backstage", "Not Throwing Away My Shot", "You Gotta Be Infamous To Be Famous", "I Don't Wanna Wear A Costume" Tickets to our live shows Melbourne: https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2024/shows/impromptunes Brisbane: https://brisbanepowerhouse.org/events/impromptunes/ Cast: Jacob Kuek, Isabella Valette, Imogen Whittaker and Ian Andrew on keys Teched by Stephanie Beza Edited by Morgan Phillips

Title by Suzanne Notch Joe Alwyn, Jake Gyllenhal and Harry Styles meet for their weekly Ex Boyfriend recovery group. Joe, famously Taylor's most recent ex, struggles to figure who he is on his own - can he follow Harry's 4 rules to recovery? Song List: "What a Gift (to be Taylor Swift)", "No One Else Like Her", "Who I Am", "Victoria's Secret Supermontage", "Gonna Join Your Girl Gang" Wanna show Impromptunes some financial love? Check out our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/impromptunes Cast: Isabella Valette, Jacob Kuek, Stephanie Beza, and Ian Andrew on keys Teched by Imogen Whittaker Edited by Morgan Phillips

Title by Michael Barry Wannabe-English (but actually French) chefs Genevieve and Francois need to cook for the Prince of France. They can't just serve him Bangers and Mash! Or can they? Will this "monstrous dish" restart an Anglo-French war? Song List: "Bangers & Mash", "Bangers & Mash Pt. 2", ""Buffalo Giddy-Up (Song of the Monster)", "Taking the Crown", "The Country of Frengland" Wanna show Impromptunes some financial love? Check out our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/impromptunes Cast: Morgan Phillips, Brenna Glazebrook, Ian Andrew, and Jem Sherwill on keys Teched by Jacob Kuek Edited by Morgan Phillips

Title by Matt Eberhart Tim and Jonathan create a social media app where an AI talks to your friends so you don't have to, which causes Tim to distance himself. Meannwhile, their boss, Carla, falls in love with Tim's replacement AI. When Jonathan starts having second thoughts, how will he convince his now-reclusive friend and infatuated boss to let him shut the app down? Song List: "I Need Some Space, Give Me Some Room", "We'll Find Friends For You", "You Don't Know How Far I'll Go", "So Much Time, So Much Space", "Real Time With Your Friends" Wanna show Impromptunes some financial love? Check out our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/impromptunes Cast: Hollie James, Emmet Nichols, Ian Andrew and David Peake on keys Teched by Emerson Brophy Edited by Morgan Phillips

Ep. 156 - Ian Andrew (Burning Palace) by Cali Death Podcast

This week's podcast kicks off with the market report for the week beginning 20th December 2021 where Andrew is joined by Ben, Josh and Ian for a rundown of the latest from the grain trade.Farmchat this week is a solo affair as Andrew does perhaps his greatest rant to date about the key qualities of being a grain trader.This is the last podcast before Christmas and it's a big one – enjoying more beers from the Great Newsome Brewery advent calendar, of course! As always, thanks to our listeners, old and new, and remember to keep in touch – we are @dewinggrain on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian Andrew MacDonald discusses his background in bilingual theater and how that informs his approach to language teaching and student support. #libellule

In this episode, Chandler and Myles are joined by special guests Ian Wind and Andrew Waxman! After compiling the group's consensus rankings, it was clear that there are certain players who are very contentious. The boys take turns debating one another over players with the largest ranking discrepancies, and a neutral "judge" determines the winner of each "case". Find out which players the boys disagree on and why by listening to Episode 7 of Dirty Water Fantasy! Recorded 8/21/21. Credits: Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com | Intro/Outro Song: "Dirty Water" by Trent Thompson. Listen wherever you get your music! | Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7BD94eTQ2DWGE10rQG88UU?si=2gEUIJgdS_mrJTyBX_xweg | Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/dirty-water/1476139335?i=1476139337

Quogue Field Club is a 9-hole track located on Long Island. It’s a beautiful course that renowned golf course architect Ian Andrew has done restoration work for in recent years. Ian and I chatted about what went into the process of modifying and restoring certain parts of this Bendelow classic. Ian also shared some interesting insight regarding how the course compares to some of the heavy hitters in the area including Shinnecock and National. Spoiler Alert: It’s a completely different golf experience. This comes as a relief to locals looking to tee it up and avoid the summer crowds that plague the nearby Hamptons. After speaking with Corey Harris about the Washington Club a few episodes back, I became infatuated with the concept of 9-hole courses. Their simplicity, and the particular type of laid-back experience that they provide is endlessly endearing. Check out Ian’s Website to see some of the marvelous work he’s done.

So on this episode did it from IG live again. If you want to watch that then suspendedsoultapesrecords on Instagram. So it is in two segments so enjoy that and sorry for tech problems in a few areas. But anyways we talk there band and life. We talk politics and life. We also just go all over the place. So anyways either enjoy or don't and try to support them as a band.

Canadian designer Ian Andrew, Feed the Ball guest from Episode 14, is back to visit with Derek Duncan and Jim Urbina. The conversation turns to topics of: –Choose Your Own Adventure golf architecture; –The satisfactions of playing “unknown” courses; –Golf as an emotional experience; –The importance of “compression and release” in design; –Creativity beginning with… Read More Read More The post Feed the Ball Salon Vol. 15, ft. Ian Andrew appeared first on Feed The Ball.

In this three part series about Stanley Thompson and his iconic work in the Canadian Rockies, we bring on Ian Andrew to help guide us through that adventure. Ian is a Canadian golf course architect and Stanley Thompson historian who we were lucky enough to connect with to share these stories about a Canadian and golf architect legend.  Enjoy the first instalment everyone! If you have any questions or feedback please email us at fourjackpodcast@gmail.com If you like the podcast please rate, review and share with your friends! Cheers. https://twitter.com/IanAndrewGolf https://www.instagram.com/fairmontjpl/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefourjackpod/support

Tread Perilously's Star Trek month continues with Star Trek: The Next Generation's Season 2 premiere, "The Child." While transferring the new chief medical officer, Doctor Katherine Pulaski, to the Enterprise, an energy form crosses paths with the ship and decides to become human. Embedding itself in Counselor Troi, she soon experiences a heavily accelerated pregnancy. Meanwhile, an outbreak of plasma plague forces Captain Picard to allow a cargo of dangerous virus samples aboard. Will Troi's alien child disturb the samples? And will it ever admit its reasons for becoming a real boy? Erik and Justin immediately launch into a discussion of KISS as Erik's impression of Ace Frehley becomes an unlikely guest. The episode's origins as a script written for Star Trek: Phase II get discussed while Dr. Beverly Crusher's absence does not go unnoticed. Geordi's promotion is declared one of the show's smartest decisions. Justin recalls the time he visited the Next Generation set. He also marvels at how an episode ostensibly about Counselor Troi isn't actually about Counselor Troi. Erik both praises and criticizes Brent Spiner's performance in one scene and the pair try to determine what sort of New Wave band Troi's child, Ian Andrew, would front.

I had a great time chatting with Ian about climbing in some of his favorite spots and what it takes to do this sport. We tackle the subject of fear, and Ian does an excellent overview of all the different pieces of gear he uses. If you are a novice to this sport, this episode may be a great start.

Ian Andrew is chief executive of the British Pest Control Association (BPCA) and is also on the board of the Confederation of European Pest Management Associations (CEPA). Ian is therefore one of the key leaders in our industry’s associations. Ian appreciates that pest managers have doubts and fears regarding the current risks concerning the Covid-19 situation and details how pest control managers can plan to overcome them. BPCA has recently launched a set of guidelines for those working in pest control which we discuss together. Exclusively, Ian informs us about the new survey BPCA has just done with its members. Very insightful and shocking, this reveals that 44% of respondents claimed they were, or had, suffered from mental health issues. In the interview we discuss why this is and what people can do to overcome this problem. Ian has some positive thoughts on this topic and his suggestions and ideas should be heard. Ian also discusses what the UK pest control sector might look like post Covid-19. A very likely result is surely the increased use of all sorts of „digital“ items of communication. Ian is a strong supporter of these, having introduced with his team webinars, video meetings, digital events, info hubs on the website, guidelines and much more – actually so much good and profound information that we would consider the BPCA as very go-ahead and hence maybe the best association for communications in the world. Listen and learn for yourself. Talking Pest Management is a leading worldwide source of pest control news and opinion. It is designed for business leaders and opinion formers around the globe and explores current market situations and also innovative new technologies. Our videos feature interviews with prominent industry figures to bring you market-affecting insights, with the aim of helping people make informed business decisions in our industry and beyond. Subscribe to our channel to stay up-to-date on the latest insights on the pest management industry. For more breaking news, white papers, videos and more: www.futura-germany.com Follow us on social media: LinkedIn: @futuragermany Instagram: @futuragermany Facebook: @futuragermany If you want to be part of Talking Pest Management email us at info@futura-germany.com and join the conversation @ Futura Germany Futura Germany Podcast Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2KPaC4uListen on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2xmJqkZ Or on every other platform: @Talking Pest Management

Ian Andrew is a gentler version of our own Mike Clayton, a passionate course architect whose perspective and interest in the game is infinitely broader than his own place in it. Andrew joined Episode 29 to talk about his new book on famed Canadian architect Stanley Thompson plus a myriad of other topics including, but not limited to, the purpose of bunkers, the emerging moral issue of water and golf and why the future might be better for those who think width and angles are the key to more interesting golf. Links mentioned on this episode: The Golf Society (http://thegolfsociety.com.au/talkingolf)(discount page) Ian Andrew's collection of brilliant essays on the game (http://www3.sympatico.ca/iandrew/writing.htm) Ian Andrew on Twitter (https://twitter.com/IanAndrewGolf) Ian's appearance on Derek Duncan's Feed The Ball (https://feedtheball.com/episode-14-ian-andrew/) podcast is well worth your time

On this week's show, Mark Zecchino and Bob Weeks discuss the latest in the world of golf. We hear from Tiger Woods, who picked up his 82nd career PGA Tour victory, tying Sam Snead for the most all time! Plus, the guys chat with Jason Sobel from the Action Network and golf architect Ian Andrew.

On this week’s show, Mark Zecchino and Bob Weeks discuss the latest in the world of golf. We hear from Tiger Woods, who picked up his 82nd career PGA Tour victory, tying Sam Snead for the most all time! Plus, the guys chat with Jason Sobel from the Action Network and golf architect Ian Andrew.

Welcome to part two of my conversation with Ian Andrew. Click here if you would like to hear the first part of the conversation when Ian was on my radio show. Having Ian on the podcast allowed us to have a more in depth conversation about golf course architecture. Enjoy and thank you for your support.

A rundown of the best moments and most significant exchanges during the first full season of the Feed the Ball podcast. Highlights include thoughts on the current and future state of golf course architecture from Golf Digest architectural editor Ron Whitten, Golf Advisor’s Brad Klein and architect Ian Andrew; thoughts on Tiger Woods as designer… Read More Read More The post Episode 39: Best of 2018 appeared first on Feed The Ball.

To help new indies put out their best work, Sarah & Lisa chat with Ian Andrew (award winning author and founder of Book Reality Academy) about how to format books so they look professional. In this chat they discuss: *how to make your book look professional *how to avoid rookie mistakes *the simple tool that will help you format your book (& other programs that can help you format the book) *programs that help you create epub and mobi files *some things to think about when it comes to print formatting (digital, print, hard cover and large print) *how to avoid weird spacing in your books *ecourses that teach you how to format your ebook *winning awards as an indie and more! It's a lively chat (very lively - as Ian was in Bali while we were recording this episode and there was an earthquake in the middle of our recording).

It’s Wrestlemania week so Evan welcomes Facebook friend and fellow wrestling fan Ian Andrew Jones. First, Ian discusses PWG [Pro Wrestling Guerrilla] finding a new venue in LA and his early memories of the venue. Then it’s a trip down WWF memory lane before landing on this year’s Wrestlemania. It’s Brock Lesnar vs Roman Reigns, […] The post Wrestlemania 34 Preview w/ Ian Andrew Jones – Ep069 appeared first on Evan Wecksell.

On this week's show, Bob Weeks and producer Adam Scully discuss all of the latest in the world of golf. We hear about Canadian Corey Conners, who has a 2 shot lead over Tiger Woods at the Valspar Championship. Plus, Graham DeLaet joins the show to provide an update on his health, we hear from golf architect Ian Andrew, and Mark Zecchino checks in to discuss Phil Mickelson's chances at the Masters.

On this week’s show, Bob Weeks and producer Adam Scully discuss all of the latest in the world of golf. We hear about Canadian Corey Conners, who has a 2 shot lead over Tiger Woods at the Valspar Championship. Plus, Graham DeLaet joins the show to provide an update on his health, we hear from golf architect Ian Andrew, and Mark Zecchino checks in to discuss Phil Mickelson's chances at the Masters.

Ian Andrew is one of golf’s most respected restoration and preservation specialists, working principally on Golden Age courses in Canada. He has few peers when it comes to observation and the analysis of golf course architecture, and he rarely shies from expressing candid opinions on the state of the game. His writings can be found… Read More Read More The post Episode 14: Ian Andrew appeared first on Feed The Ball.

Canadian golf architect and historian Ian Andrew returns to “Talking GolfGetaways” for the Emergency 9 golf-travel quiz with answers ranging from the magnificent Jasper Park Golf Club in Canada to a memorable eatery around the corner from famed Royal County Down in Ireland.

Mitch Laurance and Darin Bunch kick off a new year of episodes with a recent conversation about golf architecture and the restoration of Stanley Thompson’s famed Highlands Links on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, with friend and passionate golf historian Ian Andrew.

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Ian Andrew of Ian Andrew Golf Design joins us for the seventh edition of our Tartan Talk series to discuss one of the most debated topics in golf course design and maintenance – bunkers.

"It all got out of hand. Now, with blood seeping into my eyes and my Mother's suppressed sobs filling my ears, I have to think it was all my fault. I could have stayed home." "The Rising", written by Ian Andrew and narrated by Duncan Stripp, was inspired by the keywords "carpenter", "vinegar" and "taxes". Can you take three randomly assigned words and craft them into a story of 500 words or fewer? Take the Mash Challenge at http://mashstories.com.