Podcast appearances and mentions of ian carter

Can Rory McIlroy win the elusive green jacket? Mark Chapman is joined by Ian Carter, Alistair Bruce-Ball and legendary caddie Billy Foster to preview the 89th Masters. Sports psychologist Stephen Smith answers how McIlroy overcomes the mental barrier of attempting to win the one major that has so far eluded him. Ian also speaks to locals to hear the impact hurricane Helene has had since devastating Augusta in September 2024 and tells us how the affects will still be felt at this year's tournament. Plus, the team discuss whether the out-of-form defending champion Scottie Scheffler is about to peak in time to reclaim his title and consider how they judge the form of LIV golfers in comparison to those on the PGA tour.TIME CODES: 1:32- Billy Foster joins the podcast 5:26- Joseph and Kasey Crosby on the impact of hurricane Helene 14:00- Is this Rory's year? 20:50- Sports psychologist Stephen Smith 36:09- Can Scottie Scheffler peak in time?Coverage of the Masters 2025: Thursday 10th April – Commentary of round one from 8pm – 1am on 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds. Friday 11th April – Commentary of round two from 8.30pm on 5 Live and then it switches from 10pm-1am on 5 Sports Extra.(On BBC Sounds throughout). Saturday 12th April – Commentary of round three from 9pm-1am on 5 Live and BBC Sounds. Sunday 13th April – Commentary of round four from 8pm-midnight on 5 Live and BBC Sounds.

Ron is joined by Will Peña to talk with Luis Hernandez from Hercor Insurance and Ian Carter from AZ Ice and Water.

Elisabetta Galeotti"Convivere, la sfida più antica"Biennale Democraziawww.biennaledemocrazia.itGiovedì 27 marzo 2025, ore 14:00Circolo dei Lettori, TorinoBiennale DemocraziaConvivere, la sfida più anticaElisabetta Galeotti, Gabriele Segre.www.circololettori.itOgni volta che entriamo in contatto con un estraneo – e a maggior ragione con una comunità – notiamo anzitutto le differenze: aspetto fisico, modo di porsi, cucina, idee. Il pregiudizio cognitivo (che fa parte dell'istinto di sopravvivenza) è un tratto tipico di noi sapiens. Ma abbiamo, da sempre, anche caratteristiche opposte: socialità, condivisione, apertura. Conoscere l'altro è una necessità e una risorsa. Ma può avvenire senza che nessuno dei due debba rinunciare ai caratteri che lo definiscono? Una sfida millenaria, resa ancora più urgente da un mondo al contempo bellicoso e iperconnesso: coniugare convivenza e identità.Elisabetta Galeotti è professore ordinario di Filosofia politica all'Università del Piemonte Orientale.  Ha studiato a Pavia come alunna del Collegio Ghislieri. Ha avuto fellowships a Cambridge, all'EUI, a Princeton, St.Andrews, Harvard, Boston College, Columbia. Tra i suoi libri: Individuale e collettivo (Angeli 1988), La tolleranza. Una proposta pluralista, Liguori 1994: Multiculturalismo, Liguori 1999; Toleration as Recognition, Cambridge University Press 2002; Eguale Rispetto, con Ian Carter e Valeria Ottonelli (Bruno Mondatori 2008), La politica del rispetto (Laterza 2010), con Emanuela Ceva, Lo spazio del rispetto (Bruno Mondadori 2012),  e Political Self-Deception (Cambridge University Press 2018).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Biya Simbassa took many American track and field fans by surprise on Sunday morning when they awoke to results from the Valencia Marathon and saw that the 31-year-old notched a personal best by nearly four minutes to run 2:06:53. The performance was good for 17th place in the race but moved him to No. 4 on the U.S. all-time list. Only Khalid Khannouchi (2:05:38), Galen Rupp (2:06:07) and Ryan Hall (2:06:17) have run faster. Back in 2022, we paid a visit to Flagstaff, Ariz. for a video featuring Simbassa and also recorded a podcast episode detailing his career path from being born in Ethiopia, moving to the United States in 2007 and then going through the school system. He started running in high school in Minnesota and then continued his development at Iowa Central Community College before transferring to Oklahoma.  After graduating, he was coached by Scott Simmons in Colorado Springs before signing a pro contract with Under Armour to be part of the Dark Sky Distance Project with coach Stephen Haas. In 2023, Simbassa started working with Hall as his coach. The partnership lasted until this summer before Hall decided to step back from coaching. Simbassa worked with Ian Carter (a McKirdy Trained coach, who also was coached by Hall) for the Valencia Marathon build-up. CITIUS MAG spoke with Simbassa on Thursday afternoon to get details on how the performance came about. Host: Chris Chavez | ⁠@chris_j_chavez on Instagram Guest: Biya Simbassa | @simba_runner Time stamps: 3:19 - Reflections coming off the Valencia Marathon  5:12 - Processing the Olympic Marathon Trials  6:59 - Thoughts on whether he could've made the Olympic team 8:17 - When he knew the marathon was his event 11:15 - Feelings after not making Olympic team 13:00 - Why he races so often 17:14 - Thoughts on Ryan Hall stepping away as his coach 18:27 - Ian Carter becoming his new coach 19:42 - Why he landed on racing Valencia 20:39 - Goals and expectations heading into Valencia 23:55 - How he stayed composed after the halfway split  27:12 - Valencia course + atmosphere 30:13 - Shoe choice for the race 32:00 - Fueling throughout the race  33:44 - Plans for what's next  SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS WAHOO: KICKR RUN - a new revolutionary treadmill offering the freedom and form of outdoor running at home, from Wahoo Fitness. Run hands-free and focus solely on the joy of running with the innovative RunFree Mode - which adjusts to your stride and pace automatically. For the first time runners can now fully benefit from indoor training apps such as Zwift Run and the Wahoo app for an immersive training experience that delivers unmatched realism and results. Learn more at WahooFitness.com OLIPOP: For the past year, we've redefined Olipop as more than just a healthy drink known for its gut microbiome with a low sugar content and a much better alternative to regular soda. You know there are more than 16 flavors, including classic root beer, cherry cola, and lemon-lime. You know it as The Runner's Soda. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Get 25% off your orders by using code CITIUS25 at drinkolipop.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Cold water has been poured on the prospect of a statutory inquiry into the death of Shannon Teenager Aoife Johnston at University Hospital Limerick. It follows a special meeting of the Oireachtas Health Committee this week, which confirmed the timeline for HIQA's impending review of Emergency Department capacity in the MidWest cannot be expedited. The bulk of the meeting was dedicated to issues arising at University Hospital Limerick and saw the MidWest HSE Regional Executive Officer, the Chief Nursing Officer and Health Minister all in attendance. Several TDs and Senators levelled criticism at the absence of the former Beaumont Hospital CEO, Ian Carter who has this week been appointed to lead day to day operations at Dooradoyle. Responding to Ennistymon Fine Gael Senator Martin Conway, Minister Stephen Donnelly confirmed the timeline for HIQA's MidWest ED report could not be expedited ahead of next Summer due to the workload involved. But not before tensions flared between the coalition colleagues over both party's respective handling of the health portfolio. The meeting was held just days after the solicitor for the family of Shannon Teenager Aoife Johnston called for a statutory inquiry to be held into the circumstances of her tragic death at University Hospital Limerick in December 2022. The Clarke Report published into her death last month was prohibited from resolving conflicting evidence provided by nurses and doctors on duty relating to the events of her death. Six people are currently facing a disciplinary process in relation to Aoife's death, in what's the largest action of its kind in the HSE's history. Responding to Meelick Fianna Fáil Deputy Cathal Crowe, Minister Donnelly insists the Johnston family will receive a state apology if desired, but says statutory inquiries could interfere with ongoing disciplinary procedures. The Department of Health's Chief Nursing Officer also addressed concerns over safe staffing levels at UHL. It comes amid reports from the INMO that 2,000 nursing and midwifery posts remain unfilled nationwide, amid claims 200 vacancies exist at UHL. Responding to Kilrush Independent Deputy Violet-Anne Wynne, CNO Rachel Kenna says an over-reliance on agency staff at Dooradoyle has led to unsafe situations. Issues relating to the disproportionate cancellations of scheduled care at Ennis General Hospital were also raised with Ennis Hospital seeing more deferrals of day case surgeries than any other facility in the MidWest. Health campaigners have since voiced concern that not only were vital appointments postponed, but that skilled consultants were also left idle, while the county hospital was deployed for it's overflow beds. HSE MidWest REO Sandra Broderick has pledged to investigate the matter.

Exclusive offers for Alex & Annie Listeners: - Get a FREE OwnerPoint Analyst with a demo ($1200 value). Enjoy 10% off OwnerPoint Pro or OwnerPoint Connect services, plus over 50% off additional markets and zip codes. Alex & Annie listeners also receive free Jini for Property Managers.  Claim this offer here: ⁠⁠https://www.ownerpoint.io/alex-and-annie⁠⁠ - Mention "Alex & Annie" when you sign up with Boom to get 50% off your onboarding fee and 1 month FREE. Visit ⁠⁠⁠https://www.boomnow.com/⁠⁠ to claim this limited-time deal! In this episode of Alex & Annie: The Real Women of Vacation Rentals, we are joined by Ian Carter, the former CEO of Hilton International and current Chair of the Board for Watches of Switzerland, Eataly, The Boston University School of Hospitality and Administration, and Boom. Ian shares his remarkable career journey, from his early days at General Electric to leading Hilton International through its historic merger with Hilton Hotels Corporation. We also dive into the vacation rental market, where Ian reflects on the challenges and opportunities this sector presents, especially in comparison to his experience in the hotel industry. He highlights the increasing role of AI and technology in managing vacation rentals and the importance of personalizing guest experiences.  Key Topics Discussed:

In this episode of 365 Amplified, hosts Stephanie Díaz De Le.on, Rodlyn-mae Banting, Omar Waheed, and Rob Chappell cover a range of timely topics and impactful stories from around the community: • AOC's Madison Rally: Omar shares his experience attending Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's rally in support of the Harris-Walz campaign as part of the Reproductive Freedom Bus Tour. He provides insights on the rally's themes, the crowd's energy, and the significance of AOC's visit to the Midwest. • Remembering Lucia Nuñez: The team reflects on the legacy of Lucia Nuñez, a prominent Madison community leader who passed away this week.  • Spotlight on Local Events and Leaders: The hosts highlight the reopening of St. Vincent de Paul's remodeled space on Willy Street and discuss Madison College's search for a new president, introducing the top three candidates. They also delve into the appointment of Ian Carter as the new co-director of the “Own It: Building Black Wealth” initiative, aimed at promoting generational wealth and homeownership in Madison's Black communities. • Interview with Romey, Milwaukee Hip-Hop Artist: Rob sits down with Milwaukee's own Romey, creator of the Milwaukee Brewers' new anthem, “Brew Crew.” Romey discusses his career, his roots in both Madison and Milwaukee, and the journey that led him to create music that resonates with Wisconsin sports fans. He also shares what's next for him, including new music and a book focusing on financial literacy and generational wealth. • Upcoming Content and Community News: The hosts share a sneak peek into next week's list of the Most Influential Latino Leaders in Wisconsin, highlighting the diversity of influence and leadership across the state. Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on community, leadership, music, and local events that shape the Madison and greater Wisconsin community. Links and References: • Read more about St. Vinnie's newly remodeled headquarters here. • For more on Ian Carter and the “Own It: Building Black Wealth” initiative, check out the article here. • Learn more about the finalists to be Madison College's new president here. • Read Omar's recap of AOC's Madison rally here. • Listen to Romey's new single “Brew Crew” on all major streaming platforms. Follow Romey on Instagram and YouTube.   • Support local journalism at Madison365.org/donate.

Tom Rehn, Touch of Etiquette, Troy Holmes, FIVEAA Breakfast Footy Player Curse, Jade Robran at Brighton Beach, Around the Courts with Sean Fewster, Khat McIntyre, Breaking at 8 with Ian Carter, Premier Peter Malinauskas, Leader of the Opposition Vincent Tarzia, David Koch and 2024 AFL Grand Final ticket comp.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The FedExCup Fall continues in Japan at the ZOZO Championship! Xander Schauffele, Collin Morikawa, and Rickie Fowler spoke to the media and are teeing it up for the first time since they played for the U.S. Ryder Cup team, losing 16.5 to 11.5 to Team Europe. Kira K. Dixon and Eamon Lynch react to what the Ryder Cuppers had to say about the controversial weekend of golf in Italy, and what they need to do at the ZOZO to help put it behind them. Staying overseas, BBC Golf Correspondent Iain Carter joins the program to discuss uncertainty around how the 'framework agreement' that the PGA TOUR is working on with LIV Golf might impact which golfers can play in which tournaments. Later on, Johnnie Cole-Hamilton from the Royal & Ancient Golf Association stops by to help remember the life of Ivor Robson, the longtime starter of the Open Championship who passed away over the weekend. Back stateside, Kira and Eamon react to the field list released recently by Tiger Woods' and Rory McIlroy's joint venture "The Golf League." Amateur golfers Bo Jin from Oklahoma State and Cole Anderson of Florida State also stop by as Jin prepares to compete in the Asia-Pacific Amateur and Anderson continues fighting for a PGA TOUR Card via the PGA TOUR University pipeline. Jenny Coleman has already earned her LPGA Tour Card via the Epson Tour! The soon-to-be rookie joins the show to discuss what her goals are for the upcoming season, and how her time on the Epson Tour has prepared her to make the most of the opportunities that lie ahead. Lastly it's another installment of the Golf Today Roundtable! Ryan Lavner and Rex Hoggard chime in to discuss some of the game's hottest topics with Eamon and Kira. Hear what they had to say about LIV Golf, TGL, and more! Johnnie Cole-Hamilton (24:36) Bo Jin (38:31) Cole Anderson (45:03) Jenny Coleman (51:09) Golf Today Roundtable (55:05)

how can liberty or freedom be viewed? why are these 2 words used interchangeably? can we delineate a difference between them? Ian takes us down a great rabbit hole of how many philosophers of freedom have viewed what it is and what it can mean to YOU! Citation of the work  "Positive and Negative Liberty", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Spring 2022 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), URL = . Twitter @axiomsofliberty

Marie Curtin and Conan Byrne preview Ireland's game v Australia tomorrow morning; Nadine Doherty and Aoife Murray on the latest statement from the GPA, plus Greg Allen, Doug Ferguson and Ian Carter from the The Open! Game On.

The much-coveted Birkin bag or a Ferrari is unattainable for most people. Although these luxury goods may be out of sight price-wise for the majority of consumers, retailers who don't allow aspirational browsing, are the ones who are out of touch. Subscribing to the idea that Xenia (genuine hospitality) is good for business — for both the browser and buyer alike is the topic of this conversation with Ian Carter, Chairman of Watches of Switzerland Group, the world's leading retailer of luxury watch brands, and the owner and partner of The Exclusive Automotive Group of Washington DC, dealers of Aston Martin, Bentley, Koenigsegg, and Karma luxury vehicles.The “Distinguished” podcast is produced by Boston University School of Hospitality Administration. Host: Arun Upneja, DeanProducer: Mara Littman, Director of Corporate and Public RelationsSound Engineer and Editor: Andrew HallockGraphic Design: Rachel Hamlin, Marketing Manager Music: “Airport Lounge" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

welcome back! In episode 207 Anthony El Hefe interviews host and star of the YouTube series "travel with Carter" Ian Carter. Long time listeners may remember Ian from last year, he's back with another 25 countries under his belt. the quest for 197 continues..... Find Ian and his adventures on YouTube at "Travel with Carter" and on instagram @travel_with_carter as always you can reach out to us on instagram @notafter30podcast

Join Owynn Palmer-Atkin, Matt Piper & Foxes fan Ian Carter as they talk about Tetê's amazing debut. You'll also hear from Kelechi Iheanacho and what he thinks about Tetê.

Marietta Carter-Narcisse is a beauty entrepreneur or beautypreneur, a 30 plus year veteran celebrity makeup artist, and a department head makeup artist for film and television. As a beauty entrepreneur, she is passionate about teaching others how to succeed in the business of film and television through online educational classes at Marietta's Virtual Make-up Academy. With a Master of Science Degree in Higher Education and current cosmetology licenses in both California and Florida, Marietta likes to point out that what she does is more than a powder puff and a lipstick.Born in Barbados , Marietta and her family immigrated to the USA in 1971 where she attended Junior High and highschool and was set to becoming a doctor when a series of events changed her life. One such event was when her younger brother, Ian Carter asked her to be his assistant wardrobe during The Commodores' 1983 European Tour. Ian at that time was the Commodore's  personal valet and later became their official tour manager. It was on that tour that she met and toured with Natalie Cole. Natalie employed  Marietta  as her image consultant and personal assistant which helped launch her career as one of the most sought-after makeup artists in motion pictures.

On this week's podcast: For the cover of the magazine Kate Andrews assesses the politics of panic, and the fallout of last week's so-called fiscal event. She is joined by Robert Colvile, director of the Centre for Policy Studies think tank to discuss where the Conservatives go from here (00:57). Also this week: Does the future belong to Sinn Fein in Northern Ireland? This is the claim that Jenny McCartney makes in this week's Spectator. We speak with journalist Melanie McDonagh and politician Mairia Cahill about what this could mean for Irish reunification (15:58). And finally: Are red kites magnificent or a menace? Paul Sargeanton says in his article for The Spectator that red kites should have never been reintroduced back into the UK. His claim is contested by naturalist and author of The Red Kites Year, Ian Carter (28:19). Hosted by Lara Prendergast and William Moore.  Produced by Oscar Edmondson.

On this week's podcast: For the cover of the magazine Kate Andrews assesses the politics of panic, and the fallout of last week's so-called fiscal event. She is joined by Robert Colvile, director of the Centre for Policy Studies think tank to discuss where the Conservatives go from here (00:57). Also this week: Does the future belong to Sinn Fein in Northern Ireland? This is the claim that Jenny McCartney makes in this week's Spectator. We speak with journalist Melanie McDonagh and politician Mairia Cahill about what this could mean for Irish reunification (15:58). And finally: Are red kites magnificent or a menace? Paul Sargeanton says in his article for The Spectator that red kites should have never been reintroduced back into the UK. His claim is contested by naturalist and author of The Red Kites Year, Ian Carter (28:19). Hosted by Lara Prendergast and William Moore.  Produced by Oscar Edmondson.

This week, Ian Carter, naturalist, ornithologist and author, is back on the show with his new book titled Rhythms of Nature. (Previously, Ian was our guest on episode 105.) I really enjoyed his last book so I was eagerly awaiting his next publication. Rhythms of Nature delivers a great, engaging read and, like Ian's previous book, provides food for thought. As usual, you can expect a review on this blog in the coming weeks. For now though, I invite you to listen to my conversation with Ian.The book discusses a wide range of topics related to the natural world and our relationship to it. Which, as you know, aligns almost perfectly with my show's tagline. There are too many interesting subjects in the book to discuss in one episode. Although the book is not dedicated to hot-button topics, I decided to pick a few of the most interesting and currently debated. Namely, land access and the conflict surrounding field sports in the UK.Rhythms of Nature is dedicated to the author's observations and experiences in nature and is a very pleasant read. Even if you're a seasoned outdoorsman or naturalist I am sure you will learn something new.Subscribe to Tommy's Outdoors NewsletterBuy Rhythms of Nature by Ian Carter: https://amzn.to/3OKWBBASupport the Podcast and Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/tommysoutdoorsRecommended Books: tommysoutdoors.com/booksHats and T-shirts: tommysoutdoors.com/shopFollow Tommy's Outdoors on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Facebook See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

To help us gaze into our crystal ball of gravel riding, we chatted to a number of industry experts, riders and racers to discuss where we think the future of gravel will lie. Could we come up with a consensus? Absolutely not, but there are certainly some bright ideas about the different directions that the gravel world could be heading in.Thank you to racers Dalila Lecky and Amanda Nauman, JP McCarthy from SRAM, Canyon' Matt Leake, James Heaton from WTB, Rapha events' Louis van Kleef, Ian Carter from Specialized, Tailfin's James Bracey and Kitty, Alice, Pau, Freddie and Taylor from Steezy Collective for contributing to this episode.This episode is brought to you by Hammerhead. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey meet my friend Ian Carter, He's traveling the globe with the goal in mind to visit ever country in the world. support him and his passion. instagram @travel_with_carter YouTube "Travel with Carter" https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvqflKgcLyZbRpDUEMXUnmA/about passion over paycheque

Owynn Palmer-Atkin, Matt Piper, Ian Carter and Foxes fans discuss the postponed games.

What is the relationship between journalists and their audiences? Reporters covering the Omicron variant say they've received abuse from people angry about the government's response – and blaming the journalists. One newspaper group announced they've had to disable reader comments altogether on their coverage of the tragedy in the English Channel. So are the trolls making it impossible to have a healthy debate between reader and reporter? Plus, Jack Dorsey, founder of Twitter, is stepping away from the company. What are the big tasks facing new CEO Parag Agrawal? Guests: John Thornhill, Innovation Editor and Tech Columnist at the Financial Times; Rizwana Hamid, Director of the Centre for Media Monitoring; Isobel Asher Hamilton, Senior Tech Reporter at Insider; Ian Carter, Editorial Director at Iliffe Media; Rebecca Whittington, Online Safety Editor at Reach. Studio engineer; John Boland Producer: Hannah Sander Presenter: Katie Razzall

Shops are open in Auckland again for in-person shopping. The Warehouse Westgate has opened its doors to the public at 8am. Operations manager Ian Carter spoke to Corin Dann.

Keeping a diary can be a useful thing. Especially if the diarist focuses on events and experiences pertaining to their area of expertise. Ian Carter, naturalist, ornithologist and author, has kept his wildlife diary for over three decades. Ian worked for Natural England, a governmental advisory body, for twenty-five years. He has written articles for respected wildlife magazines and has co-authored papers in scientific journals. Ian was also involved with the Red Kite reintroduction programme and other bird reintroductions and wildlife management programs.It was therefore my pleasure to chat with Ian on my podcast about his latest book titled “Human, Nature - A Naturalist's Thoughts on Wildlife and Wild Places” published by Pelagic Publishing. The book is an elaboration on Ian's diary. It discusses his observations and extends them to wider philosophical questions related to our interactions with wildlife. Many of those questions and observations are quite similar to the ones I myself have accumulated over time. So I really enjoyed the opportunity to discuss them with Ian.I would definitely recommend Ian's book to all wildlife enthusiasts. It comprehensively discusses most, if not all, topics related to nature conservation and our relationship with wildlife. A special shoutout to Pelagic Publishing, an independent academic publisher of books on wildlife, science and conservation. The Book: pelagicpublishing.com/products/human-natureSupport the Podcast and Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/tommysoutdoors See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of the DolphinsTalk Fan Series, Mike and Ian sit down with maybe the biggest and more die-hard Miami Dolphins fans across the pond in the UK, Ian Carter. Ian shares his love of the Miami Dolphins and how he became a fan of the team many years back. It is an interesting story that involves an ex-girlfriend that you won't want to miss. Also, Ian shares with us what is like following American Football in the UK and how he has learned more and more about the sport over the years. We get to hear some of Ian's favorite players, favorite moments in Dolphins history he has been able to watch, and of course find out what Ian likes to eat and drink while watching Miami Dolphins games in England. All of this and more on this episode of the DolphinsTalk.com Fan Series. Be sure to follow Ian Carter on Twitter @dolphins_carter

In Spring 2020 Jack Sharp (singer/songwriter in psych rock band Wolf People) released his first solo album 'Good Times Older.' It is a collection of traditional songs alongside songs that sound like they should be traditional. Recorded in a 15th Century Moot Hall in Jack's home county of Bedfordshire it was produced by Stick in the Wheel's Ian Carter. It is acoustic music at its best, much of the lyrical content is from local sources and embellished by either traditional melodies or Jack's own tunes. He is a gifted singer, guitarist and interpreter of songs. In this podcast he talks in depth about the evolution of 'Good Times Older' Purchase 'Good Times Older' from: https://jacksharp.bandcamp.com/album/good-times-older For Part 1 of this podcast follow this link: https://invisiblefolkclub.libsyn.com/jack-sharp-at-the-invisible-folk-club-part-1

In Spring 2020 Jack Sharp (singer/songwriter in psych rock band Wolf People) released his first solo album 'Good Times Older.' It is a collection of traditional songs alongside songs that sound like they should be traditional. Recorded in a 15th Century Moot Hall in Jack's home county of Bedfordshire it was produced by Stick in the Wheel's Ian Carter. It is acoustic music at its best, much of the lyrical content is from local sources and embellished by either traditional melodies or Jack's own tunes. He is a gifted singer, guitarist and interpreter of songs. In this podcast he talks in depth about the evolution of 'Good Times Older' Purchase 'Good Times Older' from: https://jacksharp.bandcamp.com/album/good-times-older For Part 2 of this podcast follow this link: https://invisiblefolkclub.libsyn.com/jack-sharp-at-the-invisible-folk-club-part-2

As job cuts are announced by Reach, the UK's largest regional newspaper publisher, Amol Rajan looks at initiatives to fund local journalism. Also in the programme, is TikTok the new Huawei? Guests: Karin Goodwin, co-editor of The Ferret, Ian Carter, editorial director of the Illife Media Group, Michelle Stanistreet, general secretary of the National Union of Journalists, Hugh Schofield, BBC correspondent in Paris, and Dr Tim Stevens, lecturer in global security at King's College London. Sound engineer: Nigel Dix Producer: Richard Hooper

Sid Vaughn and Ian Carter sit down with Scott Fauble to chat about 'Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw' The film is still in theatres and has earned more than $440 million in the box office. Synopsis: Ever since hulking lawman Hobbs (Johnson), a loyal agent of America's Diplomatic Security Service, and lawless outcast Shaw (Statham), a former British military elite operative, first faced off in 2015’s Furious 7, the duo have swapped smack talk and body blows as they’ve tried to take each other down. But when cyber-genetically enhanced anarchist Brixton (Idris Elba) gains control of an insidious bio-threat that could alter humanity forever — and bests a brilliant and fearless rogue MI6 agent (The Crown’s Vanessa Kirby), who just happens to be Shaw’s sister — these two sworn enemies will have to partner up to bring down the only guy who might be badder than themselves.

The CEO of Anglicare WA for more than a quarter of a century, Ian Carter, has dedicated his life to helping those at their most vulnerable. He joins Tim McMillan to share his inspiring story.

The CEO of Anglicare WA for more than a quarter of a century, Ian Carter, has dedicated his life to helping those at their most vulnerable. He joins Tim McMillan to share his inspiring story.

Stick in the Wheel’s music has been described as “precision folk with anger, lust and blood.” The band’s founders Nicola Kearey and Ian Carter take Matthew Bannister for a walk through their East London stomping grounds, starting in a Victorian weaver’s house in Spitalfields, taking in Walthamstow Market and ending up in Epping Forest where they’re joined by fiddle player Ellie Wilson. Along the way they sing songs that reflect the chequered history of the East End of London and it’s more recent past.

The towering Ivorian defender answered your questions from across our social media channels in this week's Getting to Know You! Jordi Gomez joins us on the phone all the way from Cyprus, whilst Joe Garner sits down with Guy Clarke a little closer to home in the team meeting room at the Wigan Athletic Training Centre in Euxton. We also caught up with chief executive Jonathan Jackson to discuss the second year of our charity partnership with the Brick, the work on the DW Stadium pitch during the summer months and his recent visit to see Latics supporter Ian Carter in hospital this week. Jonathan and goalkeeper Christian Walton visited Ian who is making good progress after he took ill during Latics' home fixture against Rotherham United at the start of September. Our best wishes continue to go out to Ian as he begins to make his recovery. If you'd like to get involved or feature on Latics Listen, please get in touch through our social media channels on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, or by emailing laticslisten@wiganathletic.com - your comments, questions and support are much appreciated! Listen below, stream on Spotify or download our brand new podcast for free on the App Store by. We're also available on Soundcloud and Buzzsprout!

Ian Carter starts this interview by saying that he is a simple person, whose life has had an interesting journey. He started as a Teacher, became a Youth Officer, and a Director of Community Economic Development, before spending the last 20 years as CEO of Anglicare WA. Ian talks about how his Anglican faith has been a key factor in taking on this role, and also staying committed to it over the long term. He also reflects on how his commitment to social justice has deepened over the years, and how having passed 60 he has given himself the liberty to shout at the TV and radio when people make unjust statements. Ian will most likely retire in the next few years, and he reflects on how to do this well, and how he might reflect his purpose once he leaves Anglicare WA.

Thanks to Harry, is a new production written by Phil Ryan from Storm-Productions and produced by the creative team here at Cornucopia Radio. It tells the tale of someone who uses his skills as a magician to help create a better life from himself, his friends and the woman he loves.Because remember, sometimes what you see isn't necessarily what you see...