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Welcome to an extra long episode of Doctor Who Literature, but one of the deepest and most rewarding ones we've ever produced. The subject is the February 1966 Doctor Who episode The Massacre, a troubled production where the original author tried to disclaim credit, the video is lost and only a few publicity photos survived, and the surviving audio is hard to untangle as William Hartnell only appears in a small handful of scenes. We have three guests this week to help unravel the story: --Repeat DWLit guest Denise Sutton joins Jason for a specially-recorded live introduction in Central London. --Repeat DWLit guest Ian Potter, a Black Archives writer, helps Jason try to unravel the troubled production (and troubled production team!) at the heart of the TV serial. --The Rev. Jerrod Hugenot, an American Baptist minister and Doctor Who fan, whose surname ties into this story, helps us understand the historical and religious context of August 1572. And although he doesn't appear in this episode, we could not have produced this week without James Cooray Smith, who literally wrote the book on The Massacre. We'll be back next week to cover another William Hartnell adventure, with a much shorter episode! If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, and rate us! Watch this episode and all previous episodes on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@drwhonovels. "Doctor Who – The Massacre" features cover art by Tony Masero. Doctor Who Literature is a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network. Please e-mail the pod at DrWhoLiterature@gmail.com. You can catch all past episodes at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit.
The court is alive (alive!) when the abby normal Ian Potter ("Rifftrax"/”Big Finish”) digs up his own corpse to defend the 1985 period sci-fi film “The Bride.” *** Prosecutor: Dylan J. Schlender. Defense: Ian Potter. Judge: The Honorable Big Ben Haslar. Jurors: Ryan Luis Rodriguez, Big Ben Haslar, Maynard Bangs. *** Advisory: Silvana Carranza. Prologue: Kirk R. Thatcher. Original Theme: WT Golden.What did you think of the verdict?
In this episode Dylan is Joined by Rod Brown to talk about the first the two series of Counter Measures from Big Finish. 8 stories, 8 writers and a whole lot of Doccy Who. And as always we we answer the burning questions:What hasn't been flicked since Christmas day? What is Quatermass 2 meets The Underwater Menace?What can't Catholics Do?
GDP Script/ Top Stories for Jan 30th Publish Date: Jan 29th From the BG AD Group Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. Today is Tuesday, January 30th, and Happy heavenly Birthday to President Franklin Roosevelt. I'm Bruce Jenkins and here are your top stories presented by Credit Union of Georgia. Tragic Loss: Georgia State Trooper's Life Cut Short in Patrol Vehicle Accident 17-Year-Old Loses Life in Duluth Area Parking Lot Shooting Darin Wilson Steps into New Role as Vice President for Campus and External Engagement at Georgia Gwinnett College All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe! Break 1: GCPS STORY 1: Georgia state trooper killed after patrol vehicle crash A Georgia state trooper died in the line of duty due to a patrol vehicle crash, as confirmed by the Georgia Department of Public Safety. The department requested thoughts and prayers for the trooper's family, friends, and colleagues. No additional details, including the trooper's identity or whether others were involved, have been disclosed. Governor Brian Kemp expressed condolences, acknowledging the trooper's ultimate sacrifice. Gwinnett County Police also shared condolences for the loss, expressing grief alongside the Georgia Department of Public Safety and the community. STORY 2: 17-Year-Old Dead After Being Shot At Duluth Area Parking Lot A 17-year-old, identified as Elbert "Josh" Brown, died after being shot in the parking lot of a strip mall on Satellite Blvd. in unincorporated Duluth, as reported by Gwinnett police. Officers responded to Northside Hospital Duluth and later discovered the shooting occurred at 4500 Satellite Blvd. The victim was brought to the hospital by friends, and despite critical condition, later died. The circumstances of the shooting are under investigation, and no suspect is in custody. Gwinnett police are urging anyone with information to contact them or Crime Stoppers to assist in the investigation. STORY 3: Georgia Gwinnett College's Darin Wilson Promoted To Vice President For Campus And External Engagement After 13 years of leading the athletic department at Georgia Gwinnett College, Darin Wilson has been promoted to Vice President for Campus and External Engagement. In this new role, Wilson will manage campus physical resources, including the new Convocation Center, fleet management, event management, and special campuswide projects. He will also work to increase community awareness and partnerships in Lawrenceville and Gwinnett County. While retaining administrative oversight of GGC athletics, Wilson's daily operations will be handled by Ian Potter, who assumes the role of Executive Athletics Director starting Feb. 1. Under Wilson's leadership, GGC's athletic programs achieved significant success, winning championships and earning accolades. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. We'll be right back Break 2: TOM WAGES STORY 4: Educators Group Endorses Johnson-Morgan, Ranel in Gwinnett School Board Elections The Gwinnett County Association of Educators (GCAE) has announced its endorsements for the upcoming school board elections. In District 1, the GCAE is supporting Leroy Ranel Jr., who is running against incumbent Karen Watkins. The association cites Ranel's extensive public service in law enforcement and commitment to a safe learning environment. In District 5, the GCAE endorses incumbent Tarece Johnson-Morgan, emphasizing her leadership, work in equity, and commitment to multilingual supports for a diverse student population. The nonpartisan school board elections in Gwinnett County are scheduled for May 21, with three seats up for election. STORY 5: Georgia to receive $15 million for infrastructure project The Biden administration, in collaboration with U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, has announced over $4.9 billion in funding for 37 projects through the Investing in America agenda. Among these projects is the East River Terminal Berth Replacement Project in Georgia, receiving $15 million under the Infrastructure for Rebuilding America (INFRA) program. The initiative aims to replace a port berth and two vessel berths at the Port of Brunswick's East River Terminal, supporting the long-term use of the terminal for vessels carrying U.S. exports. The INFRA program focuses on large-scale projects enhancing safety, efficiency, and reliability of freight and passenger movement across rural and urban areas. We'll be back in a moment. Break 3: INGLES 3 STORY 6: Two Gwinnett Students Awarded $40K scholarships by College Board Two Gwinnett County Public Schools students, Alyssa Perez of Gwinnett Online Campus and Yadhira Alvarado-Zarate of McClure Health Science High School, received $40,000 scholarships each from College Board's BigFuture program. The program, a free online resource, assists students in college planning, financial aspects, and career exploration. Perez and Alvarado-Zarate were surprised with the scholarships, and it is noteworthy that two students from the same state and school district were selected for the $40,000 scholarships simultaneously. The scholarships provide financial relief for the students' college aspirations, with Perez expressing gratitude for the significant support. STORY 7: State Senate forms panel to probe misconduct allegations against Fani Willis The Republican-controlled Georgia Senate voted to investigate allegations against Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, accusing her of an improper relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade in the case against Donald Trump. The Senate passed a resolution 30-19 along party lines to create a special committee with subpoena power for this probe. The allegations surfaced in a motion filed by a defendant, Michael Roman. Senate Republicans argue that investigating Willis is justified due to the significant legal fees paid to Wade for pursuing the case. Senate Democrats contend that existing processes, including the Senate Ethics Committee, are adequate for the investigation. We'll have final thoughts after this. Break 4: ESOG Signoff – Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Gwinnett Daily Post podcast. 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Australia is known for trailblazers like Burke and Wills, who crossed Australia from bottom to top. Or for the many people for whom rooms are named at the State Library Victoria, like Charles La Trobe, or Ian Potter. One name that may not come to mind, but absolutely should, is Alice Anderson. A business-savvy pioneer for women in Victoria, Alice turned a touring car into Australia's first garage run by and for women. In this episode, we're joined by Sarah Matthews, one of the Librarians at State Library Victoria, and an Alice Anderson expert. Sarah wrote an amazing article on Alice for the State Library website, so in this episode, she'll share the incredible story of Miss Anderson and her motor service.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Artist Telia Nevile on her new one-woman cabaret performance ‘Insomniac Mixtape' at Melbourne Fringe Festival, capturing the unsettling and relatable descent into chaos that is sleep deprivation, through a range of bizarre goth, electronic and punk tunes; Melbourne Art Foundation CEO and Melbourne Art Fair director, Maree Di Pasquale gives a rundown of the newly annual 2024 Art Fair program, and explains the recently revamped artist commissioning process; NGV senior curator, Susan van Wyk on the creative process of photograph selection to put together her new exhibition, ‘Real and Imagined', exploring the concepts of historical reality and illusion at the Ian Potter centre; Executive Director, Richard Hull and Artistic Director, Anni Davey of Flying Fruit Fly Circus walk listeners through their exciting program at Albury Wodonga's Borderville Circus Festival
Delighted to welcome to the show this week Ian Potter, who's done remarkably good work with Big Finish, Black Archives volumes on The Myth Makers and Carnival of Monsters, and with RIffTrax Presents. A great conversation, do not miss! And Jim Sangster (@Monster_Maker) has a correspondent's piece for us about the recent Target Books Day in London. Thanks, Jim! If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, and rate us! Doctor Who Literature is now a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network. Please e-mail the pod at DrWhoLiterature@gmail.com. You can catch all past episodes at https://anchor.fm/doctorwholit. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit/message
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In this instalment of the TBRC, the guys talk about RiffTrax Presents: Creature from the Haunted Sea, starring Matthew J. Elliot and Ian Potter (a.k.a. BritTrax)! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trueblueriffcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trueblueriffcast/support
Ian Potter, renowned dairy commentator, John Allen, Kite's Managing Partner and Chris Walkland join Ben, Will & Becki on this week's podcast to discuss Arla's 5 year growth strategy for the UK which was announced earlier this morning. Hot off the press, they discuss the key elements including; Arla's growth plan in key dairy categories, including organic and the subsequent need to recruit more milk and new farmers. They discuss Arla's significant investment commitments, including investments in processing capacity alongside investment in sustainability actions and product innovation. They go on to share their thoughts on the impact this will have on the wider UK dairy sector and farmers, including how Arla exploring export opportunities will increase competition and drive up the returns from liquid milk across the board.
After the usual milk market report, this week Ben and Will are joined by Ian Potter, renowned dairy commentator, John Allen, Kite's Managing Partner and Chris Walkland to talk about the recent and controversial Panorama programme ‘ A Cows Life; The True cost of milk'. Ian was featured in the programme and discusses with John and Chris the complexity of the issues as well as their thoughts on whether the BBC was ‘balanced' in its coverage. They talk about the response from both Red Tractor and Freshways and the importance of a protect and promote message. They also outline what they think industry and farmers should be doing in response to the programme and media surrounding it.
What are the hidden gems of Harrisburg? And where are these sparkling treasures? That's what we asked nearly all of our podcast guests over the past year. But—surprise, surprise—we saved these audio treasures for this bonus Valentine's Day episode. This special Valentine's Day edition of TheBurg Podcast is sponsored by Explore HBG. Nearly 25 guests reveal their favorite, go-to places they consider unique to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. And some of the answers may surprise you: They range from sparkling gems of nature to the capital city's cultural gems, outstanding restaurants and businesses, iconic architectural gems, plus even a few quirky local gems. Some are truly hidden, off-the-beaten-path gems. Discover the hidden gems of the Burg, on TheBurg Podcast: Hosted by Lawrance Binda, editor of TheBurg; and Karen Hendricks, TheBurg Podcast's host and producer. Guests, sharing their hidden gems, include: Melissa Brown, UPMC Central PA Fred Burton, Harrisburg-based writer George Conrad, president, Standing Stone Trail Club Karen Cullings, executive director of the Daphin County Library System Seth Dellinger, Animal Advocates of Central PA Jenifer Donnelly of Recycle Bicycle Harrisburg Clare Flannery, Harrisburg runner Monica Gould, DEI expert, of Strategic Consulting Partners, Rich Hauck, TheBurg illustrator Brad Jones, Harristown president and CEO Kasey Jordan, Harrisburg native and ice skater with Revolution Ice Unity Kevin Kulp, president, Harrisburg Senators Maestro Stuart Malina of the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra Maureen Marks of Maureen Marks Arts Diane McCormick, freelance writer for TheBurg Sammi Leigh Melville, TheBurg's resident film writer Rod Mortel, High Hopes for Haiti Melissa Nicholson of Gamut Theatre Steph Perez, Harrisburg artist Ian Potter, muralist and Harrisburg native Peter Sirotin of the Harrisburg Symphony and Market Square Concerts Crystal Skotedis, Harrisburg resident, principal with Boyer & Ritter LLC Todd Vander Woude, executive director of the Harrisburg Downtown Improvement District Andrew Williams, music teacher, Reach Cyber Charter School TheBurg Podcast introduces you to some of the Harrisburg area's most fascinating people, through their own authentic stories, expanded from every month's magazine–because there's always “more to the story.” TheBurg Podcast is released monthly on the second Friday of every month. It is hosted and produced by Karen Hendricks, an award-winning journalist and PR professional. Visit her website here. TheBurg Podcast received two prestigious awards in 2021: First place, Excellence in Journalism, Society of Professional Journalists, Keystone Chapter; and Honorable mention, Keystone Media Award, Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association Foundation. To sponsor a future episode of TheBurg Podcast, contact Lauren (lmills@theburgnews.com). TheBurg is a monthly community magazine based in Harrisburg, Pa.; Lawrance Binda, co-publisher/editor.
Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.Today I'll share a chat I had recently with Barnsey's photographer mate from the UK, Ian Potter.Ian shared touring and recording with Jimmy Barnes from 88 to 95 with an Access All Areas Pass, taking thousands and thousands of behind the scenes photos which have now been published as a photo book.Includes Songs:Jimmy Barnes - Stone ColdJimmy Barnes featuring Joe Cocker - GuiltyJimmy Barnes - DaylightJimmy Barnes - Change of Heart What's photographer Ian Potter up to at the moment? Let's find out .....
Art is at the heart of this month's podcast: First, Crystal Skotedis of Harrisburg recounts her quest to find a long-forgotten elk statue. She takes us along for all the twists and turns—with a surprise ending that adds to our magazine story. What was it like to see 230 feet of the Mulberry Street bridge transformed by murals? Harrisburg native Ian Potter shares his reflections on this incredible experience—and he explains how painting sets for Gamut Theatre propelled him into a career as a muralist in New York City. Harrisburg area kids can't get enough art, especially amid the pandemic, and that's why business is booming for Maureen Marks Art of Harrisburg. People and politics: Lawrance Binda, editor of TheBurg, shares two “Most Harrisburg Things” for October. Backstories: This episode is based upon the following October magazine stories: A Statue Story | Portrait of the Community | Art on the Mark TheBurg Podcast is hosted and produced by longtime Harrisburg-area journalist Karen Hendricks. Visit her website here. Every month, TheBurg Podcast introduces you to some of Harrisburg's most fascinating people. Their stories start on the pages of TheBurg magazine, and are expanded here on TheBurg Podcast… because “there's always more to the story.” DYK? TheBurg Podcast received two prestigious awards in 2021: First place, Excellence in Journalism, Society of Professional Journalists, Keystone Chapter; and Honorable mention, Keystone Media Award, Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association Foundation. TheBurg Podcast is welcoming sponsors and/or advertisers: Contact Lauren (lmills@theburgnews.com). TheBurg is a monthly community magazine based in Harrisburg, PA; Lawrance Binda, co-publisher/editor.
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Australian Impressionism is a large-scale exhibition of 270 artworks by some of Australia’s most widely recognisable and celebrated artists including Tom Roberts, Frederick McCubbin, Jane Sutherland, Arthur Streeton, Charles Conder,... LEARN MORE The post She, Oak and Sunlight – Australian Impressionism and the National Gallery of Victoria Ian Potter Centre Federation Square appeared first on Sunday Arts Magazine.
The History and Legacy of “Mystery Science Theater 3000”, an Epilogue to Chapter 15, It's Time for RiffTrax.The Coolness Chronicles is privileged to welcome a superstar of RiffTrax Presents (Mr. BritTrax Himself), Matthew J. Elliott, to the podcast for a spirited discussion. From his origins as an accomplished author and radio dramatist to his numerous stellar riffs (both solo and with Ian Potter) and even a sweet gig writing for Bridget and Mary Jo, we cover it all! Plus, more references to forgotten "Star Wars" bounty hunter Jaxxon and silent film legend Ray Cannon than you can possibly handle!Join your wonky yet affable host AND his much less wonky but no less affable special guest!This Week's Recommendation(s): “Nomadland" (2020)For every single episode at least a week early and great WEEKLY bonus episodes, become a Patreon subscriber. For only $5 you can help keep the show alive and enjoy some quality laughs in the process: https://www.patreon.com/coolnesschronicleshttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-coolness-chronicles/id1431611476https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-coolness-chronicles?refid=stprhttps://open.spotify.com/show/0sONU9Bdsq35PwO8mE3jVThttp://www.buzzsprout.com/200242Twitter: @coolnesspodryan, Instagram: @thecoolnesschronicles, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coolnesspodryan Theme Music by: Bildschirm (bildschirm.bandcamp.com) The clips featured in this podcast were for critical review and parody, which are protected under the Fair Use laws of the United States Copyright Act of 1976. All rights are reserved and acknowledged.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/coolnesschronicles)
When we recorded this episode, we had intended it to go up a few days later. We talked about RiffTrax Presents: Earth Angel (from Bridget & Mary Jo) and Invasion of the Bee Girls (from Matthew J. Elliot & Ian Potter). Then, just as we were wrapping up, something strange happened. We had an attempted invasion by a special guest. It ended up crashing everything, and it took me a few days to properly recover the audio. So here, finally, is the first part of the episode TOP BCRET! Become a Patron: http://www.patreon.com/trueblueriffcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trueblueriffcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trueblueriffcast/support
On this week's show we have all the action and reaction from the game against Nottingham Forest, we take a trip down memory lane (AKA Hillbottom Road) to reminisce about the first ever game at Adams Park, plus we hear about an incredible challenge that Wycombe fan Ian Potter is taking on. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phil-catchpole/message
Stacy Margolin Potter reached into the top ranks of pro tennis players during a golden age of women's tennis, along with Billie Jean King, Martina Navratilova, Chrissie Evert, reaching #18 in ranking. She shares with "Ojai: Talk of the Town" her deep love of, and long history with, Ojai where she won seven titles at the Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament, the world's oldest amateur tennis tournament. She tells a fun story about getting food poisoning during the tournament and still drawing upon inner reserves of strength and determination to triumph. Growing up in Beverly Hills as a member of a tennis-loving family, Stacy joined the boy's team in high school to sharpen her preternatural skill at the game, bruising many men's egos. From there, she went to USC, leading their squad to a national championship, and on to the pro tour. During her five-year relationship with John McEnroe, Stacy inadvertently was an participant in an international incident at Wimbledon, in which McEnroe, enraged at the impertinence of the English press asking about her whereabouts, started a punch-up between the American press and English press. Retiring at age 26 from the tour, she moved to Ojai after a romantic vacation with future husband Ian Potter, the adventure guide, with rock climbing and bicycling and honky-tonking at The Wheel. Next visit they went to Landucci's restaurant at Wheeler Hot Springs, building a store of memories. She began working at the Oaks at Ojai with fitness pioneer Sheila Cluff and tennis coach Helen Allen, teaching their famous immersive "tennis week," which drew people from all over the country. The Potters now own Trails by Potter, leading people on bike rides, rock climbs and tennis lessons around Ojai, guiding people into our gorgeous country. Stacy returned to college after retiring from the tour, first getting her master's degree at Pepperdine, then taking up a paid internship at a recovery center, learning about addiction. That in turn led her into a career dealing with eating disorders, teaching a program called "Eating and Exercise Counseling." That led her to Institute of Integrated Nutrition, an online platform to "look at the whole person," which became the basis of her new enterprise, balanced eating & lifestyle coaching, which puts all the elements of her life together. She learned about 101 diet plans, trying many herself as a guinea pig. We conclude with a talk about finding, and staying, on your healthy path, and how Ojai makes it much easier than many places. For Stacy, it's not about shaming yourself for bad choices, it's about making good choices and letting the healthy feelings crowd out the unhealthy ones.
Its the Second to last show of the year. Steve Mintz gives us baseball and life advice, Ian Potter talks funding for Basketball and it’s Enda Brady’s Birthday!!!@skyenda@AucklandTuatara
This is the fourth episode of the Ian Potter Foundation’s Summer Listening Series, a four-episode podcast which shares insights from the philanthropic and NFP sides of the social sector.In this episode, we present a re-enactment of Dr Squirrel Main’s panel session (at the 2019 Australian Institute of Grantmakers conference). This panel session has representatives from not-for-profit and philanthropic sectors switching sides to role-play common conversations between grantmakers and grantees around evaluation and reporting. Through these role-plays, Dr Squirrel Main illustrates the false economy of not spending the necessary time and money on evaluating programs.Moderator – Dr Squirrel Main, IPF Research & Evaluation Manager at The Ian Potter FoundationPanellists - Sarah Hardy (RE Ross Trust), Sophie Boardley (Melbourne Theatre Company), Georgia Mathews (Australian Communities Foundation), Andrew Binns (World Vision Australia).
This is the third episode (presented in two parts) of the Ian Potter Foundation’s Summer Listening Series, a four-episode podcast which shares insights from the philanthropic and NFP sides of the social sector.In this episode, Rikki Andrews moderates a panel discussion with three of the Foundation’s grantees focusing on their experiences establishing and developing social enterprises. The panellists are representatives from three NFP partners of The Ian Potter Foundation.Moderator: Rikki Andrews (Philanthropy advisor and strategist)Panel: Jess Moore from Green Connect, Catherine Keenan from the Sydney Story Factory, and Florence Davidson from the Christie Centre.
This is the third episode (presented in two parts) of the Ian Potter Foundation’s Summer Listening Series, a four-episode podcast which shares insights from the philanthropic and NFP sides of the social sector.In this episode, Rikki Andrews moderates a panel discussion with three of the Foundation’s grantees focusing on their experiences establishing and developing social enterprises. The panellists are representatives from three NFP partners of The Ian Potter Foundation.Moderator: Rikki Andrews (Philanthropy advisor and strategist)Panel: Jess Moore from Green Connect, Catherine Keenan from the Sydney Story Factory, and Florence Davidson from the Christie Centre.
Do you believe in Santa Claus? Do you believe he will go after a terrorist cell to save your parents? Find out as we discuss the weirdness that is I Believe in Santa Claus. We also talk about the biggest crossover event of 2019, as Matthew J Elliot, Ian Potter, Mary Jo Pehl, and Bridget Nelson join forces to take on Last Woman On Earth. Also in today's episode: A Visit to Santa, the ups and downs of Disney+, and some spoiler-filled talk of The Mandalorian. Become a True Blue Patron! http://www.patreon.com/trueblueriffcast Last Woman on Earth: https://www.rifftrax.com/last-woman-on-earth I Believe in Santa Claus: https://www.rifftrax.com/i-believe-in-santa-claus A Visit to Santa: https://www.rifftrax.com/a-visit-to-santa Our theme is "Rock 'Til You Die" by Songwriter X and the Skeleton Band. Check out their YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SongwriterXandtheSkeletonBand --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trueblueriffcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trueblueriffcast/support
This is the second episode of the Ian Potter Foundation’s Summer Listening Series, a four-episode podcast which shares insights from the philanthropic and NFP sides of the social sector.In this episode, Anna Spraggett moderates a panel of CEOs from the philanthropic sector discussing trends in grantmaking strategy (international & domestic); the foundations’ learnings from evaluating their practices; and how philanthropic foundations are seeking to collaborate to ensure more impactful grantmaking.Moderator: Anna Spraggett Panel: Craig Connelly (CEO of The Ian Potter Foundation), Leonard Vary (CEO of The Myer Foundation) and Jenny Wheatley (CEO of The Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation)
This is the first episode of The Ian Potter Foundation’s Summer Listening Series, a four-episode podcast which shares insights from the philanthropic and not-for-profit sides of the social sector.In this podcast, Anna Spraggett interviews Craig Connelly, CEO of The Ian Potter Foundation, about the recent changes to its funding priorities and how these have been informed by the Foundation’s vision for a vibrant, fair, healthy and sustainable Australia.
For this episode, we're talking about one of our favorite RiffTrax releases ever: The Last Slumber Party! We also talk about Atom Age Vampire—the new release from Matthew J. Elliot and Ian Potter—and the short Kitty Cleans Up. The Last Slumber Party: https://www.rifftrax.com/the-last-slumber-party Atom Age Vampire: https://www.rifftrax.com/atom-age-vampire Kitty Cleans Up: https://www.rifftrax.com/kitty-cleans-up Our new theme is "Rock 'Til You Die" by Songwriter X and the Skeleton Band. Check out their YouTube channel for the full version of Rock 'Til You Die, or some of their many other songs: https://www.youtube.com/c/SongwriterXandtheSkeletonBand Become a RiffTrax Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/RiffTrax/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trueblueriffcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trueblueriffcast/support
The second keynote from the Climarte ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE 2019 Festival, this podcast episode features embedded images. Listen in a podcast app for the best experience. Here's a great explainer for how to get a podcast app. This keynote was delivered by Miranda Massie, former civil rights attorney, and now director of NYC's Climate Museum. It's an amazing exploration of the power of multi-disciplinary approaches to communicating climate change, and enabling action. The Climate Museum in just a few years has done amazing work, and you'll get to hear about it, and their future plans. You'll also be able to get a better understanding of the hidden power of museums in society. This is a fantastic keynote and we're so priviliged to be able to bring it to you. The Climate Museum is doing amazing work and be sure to check them out and follow their ongoing events, such as Climate Speaks, happening as this episode is released, a showcase of young performers engaging with the climate crisis from the stage of the Apollo Theatre. Support Climactic Links: Climate Speaks — Climate Speaks 2019 will be presented on the evening of June 14th at the Apollo Theater. Climate Museum — The first museum in the U.S. dedicated to climate change. In Human Time — Climate Museum — An exploration of polar ice, humanity, and time Whale Bay, Antarctica no.4 Timelapse on Vimeo — Whale Bay, Antarctica no.4 Timelapse Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/
A worthy continuation of a cult classic. these tales are so finely crafted that you dont need to have seen the original. four storming stories, more of the same please, miss this at your peril. This title was released in May 2018. It will be exclusively available to buy from the BF website until June 30th 2018, and on general sale after this date. It’s the near future, and mankind has expanded its presence in space. Maintaining law and order among this network of space stations, satellites and moon outposts is the responsibility of the International Space Police Force, known colloquially as the Star Cops. Their leader is Commander Nathan Spring. While dealing with crimes including drug smuggling and murder, the Star Cops find themselves facing a new and sustained threat. The activist group Mother Earth, ideologically opposed to humanity’s presence in space, has been quiet for some time. But no longer. The group returns with a vengeance, prepared it seems to go to any lengths to achieve its aims. 1.1 One of Our Cops is Missing by Andrew Smith As construction of the Vasco da Gama, the largest space station ever put into orbit, nears completion, Nathan is visited by an old friend, who asks for his help in tracking down a missing undercover officer. Meanwhile, Inspector Priya Basu is investigating a near-fatal spacewalk accident on the space station Rakesh Sharma that may be no accident at all. 1.2 Tranquillity and Other Illusions by Ian Potter A murder at the historic scene of the first Apollo moon landing offers few clues for the Star Cops. Why would anyone want to kill Philip Hughes, a property entrepreneur? And what has become of the mysterious woman who was with him at the time? The investigation leads to a moon outpost, where anyone may be the killer. 1.3 Lockdown by Christopher Hatherall Tech Tower is a state of the art, high-security, high-technology building located in Paris. It seems the ideal venue for an international conference on how to counter the growing threat from the Mother Earth group. Nathan and Priya attend as representatives of space policing. Soon, they and everyone else in the building find themselves in danger as a disruptive attack by Mother Earth coincides with a plot by criminals to carry out a high stakes robbery. 1.4 The Thousand Ton Bomb by Guy Adams A failed bombing of Moonbase provides the Star Cops with an opportunity to strike back at Mother Earth. Paul Bailey is called on to use his undercover skills once more. But Mother Earth is about to escalate its campaign of violence with a spectacular attack. And the Star Cops are among those in the firing line. Written By: Andrew Smith, Ian Potter, Christopher Hatherall, Guy Adams Directed By: Helen Goldwyn Cast David Calder (Nathan Spring / Box), Trevor Cooper (Colin Devis), Linda Newton (Pal Kenzy), Rakhee Thakrar (Priya Basu), Philip Olivier (Paul Bailey), Andrew Secombe (Brian Lincoln), Ewan Bailey (Martin Collyer), Nimmy March (Shayla Moss), Delroy Atkinson (Charles Hardin), Zora Bishop (Armina Hamid), Mandi Symonds (Caroline / Mother Earth), Tim Scragg (Ashton / Hughes), Amerjit Deu (Rez Varughese / Gish), Gabrielle Glaister (Joanne Stack / Janine), George Asprey (Alby Royle / Steven Moore), Andy Snowball (Danny Neal / Pan-Pacific President), Sophie-Louise Dann (Simone Babin). Other parts played by members of the cast. Producer David Richardson Director Helen Goldwyn Script Editor Andrew Smith and Guy Adams Executive Producers Jason Haigh-Ellery and Nicholas Briggs
…in which Celery Boy and the Last of the Trakenites have the TARDIS all to themselves. JB and St. Xtofer examine some of the many adventures the Fifth Doctor and Nyssa shared between “Time Flight” and “Arc of Infinity”. This month they review the Short Trip stories “Confabula” by Ian Potter, and “Not So Much a Program, More a Way of Life” by Anthony Keetch, and the Past Doctor Adventures novel “Empire of Death” by David Bishop. Closing theme: Hybrid Mix by Soundhog.
Star Wars actor John Boyega is in the studio talking about his new film. A controversial new video work called Terror Nullius. Friday Night Lights creator is back with a brand new high school drama, and we meet Location Scouts on the set of a BBC drama.
Star Wars actor John Boyega is in the studio talking about his new film. A controversial new video work called Terror Nullius. Friday Night Lights creator is back with a brand new high school drama, and we meet Location Scouts on the set of a BBC drama.
#UnluckyFrogOnTour The second half of our special double upload features interviews with Ian Potter of PK Perspective, and John Harper of Tabletop Scotland! This recording was recorded live from the Tabletop Scotland Ticket Sales Launch in Perth on Wednesday 31st of January 2018. We hope you enjoy listening! Ben, Charlotte & Josh ____________________________________________________________________ Unlucky Frog LinksWrite to us: unluckyfroggaming@gmail.comWebsite: www.unluckyfrog.comPodPledge: https://www.podpledge.com/project/362/Unlucky-Frog-Gaming/homePatreon: https://www.patreon.com/UnluckyFrogiTunes: http://ow.ly/qHQL30gFJ5oTwitter: https://twitter.com/TheUnluckyfrogFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/unluckyfroggaming/Boardgame Geek: http://ow.ly/NF7n30gFJ2P
This title was released in June 2017. It will be exclusively available to buy from the BF website until July 31st 2017, and on general sale after this date. The world has ended. 'The Death’ pandemic crossed continents, sparing only a fraction of the global population. The survivors are now trying to pick up the pieces and rebuild society - to create a new future. But with no cities, no laws, no technology, everyone must start over. And the worst of human nature has survived along with the best... Four new battles for survival, from the world of Terry Nation's cult-classic series. 6.1 Beating the Bounds by Ian Potter Abby Grant’s search for her son has taken her all across Britain and back. Following every possible lead, she finds herself on long-abandoned roads to forgotten villages. But now, two years after the first Death, such communities still wish to protect themselves. And they do not take kindly to strangers. 6.2 The Trapping Pit by Christopher Hatherall On a routine trading mission from Whitecross to Evelyn Piper’s Foundation, Jenny Richards and community doctor Ruth Anderson are ambushed by desperate scavengers. When the tables turn, an escape attempt becomes a struggle for survival. With a young man’s life hanging in the balance, Ruth’s skills are put to the ultimate test. 6.3 Revenge of Heaven by Simon Clark Greg Preston has forged links with survivors in Norway to start rebuilding society. He’s ready to return home to his family… until an unexpected visitor drags him into a race across the Scandinavian snows. Hope for the future lies with a kidnapped scientist, and some will go to any lengths to control that hope. 6.4 Lockup by Andrew Smith As her journey continues, Abby encounters a secure and well-ordered community, based inside a prison complex, calling itself ‘Peacetown’. But the settlement is not as idyllic as its name suggests, and the lockup harbours secrets. Among them, a prisoner. Someone Abby knows of old... A man called Greg Preston. Written By: Christopher Hatherall, Simon Clark, Ian Potter, Andrew Smith Directed By: Ken Bentley Cast Carolyn Seymour (Abby Grant), Ian McCulloch (Greg Preston), Lucy Fleming (Jenny), Helen Goldwyn (Ruth), Zoë Tapper (Evelyn Piper), James Wilby (Brendon Glover / Duffin), Emily Joyce (Sasha Flint), Gunnar Cauthery (Alan Kelly/ Sam Fulcher), Leighton Pugh (Dan Lacey / Ulryk), Julie Graham (Katherine Tanner), Tracy Wiles (Professor Valentina Raskova), Alex Blake (Pierre/ Hague), Ellie Burrow (Postwoman / Gail Fulcher), Andrew Wincott (Sick Man/ Mangham), George Watkins (Craig), Hannah Genesius (Spike), Christopher Hatherall (Titch), Sheila Reid (The Countess). Producer David Richardson Script Editor Matt Fitton
Synopsis This title was released in December 2016. It will be exclusively available to buy from the BF website until January 31st 2017, and on general sale after this date. 1. Nothing to See Here by Guy Adams A series of violent bank robberies are baffling the Swiss police. It's time for New Counter-Measures to step into the breach. But as the crime spree escalates and one of the team gets closely involved, are they going in too deep? Can you go undercover even from yourself? 2. Troubled Waters by Ian Potter When a lost submarine is found, the New Counter-Measures team are sent into the depths to investigate. But why? What unusual scheme was being hatched on board? Who has very special designs on Allison? And what's happened to the crew? 3. The Phoenix Strain by Christopher Hatherall After tourists are attacked by the birds circling Parliament Square, Sir Toby Kinsella suspects London is about to turn into an Alfred Hitchcock movie. With feathered foes everywhere, the race is on to find out what's happening... and whether this biblical plague can even be stopped at all. 4 A Gamble With Time by John Dorney In the glamorous casinos of Monte Carlo, a nefarious scheme is being hatched. Fortunately, the New Counter-Measures team are on hand to prevent a disaster. But are they betting with the right hand? When they're playing against Lady Suzanne Clare, all bets are off. Written By: Guy Adams, Ian Potter, Christopher Hatherall, John Dorney Directed By: Ken Bentley Cast Simon Williams (Group Captain Gilmore), Pamela Salem (Rachel Jensen), Karen Gledhill (Allison Williams), Hugh Ross (Sir Toby Kinsella), Carolyn Seymour (Lady Suzanne Clare), Tam Williams (Gus Kalwarowksy / Dave and Martin), Joanna Bending (Croupier / Tessa Collins), George Asprey (Balthasar Schrek), Robin Weaver (Edwige Ponzi), Gunnar Cauthery (Franz), Christian Edwards (Alex), Vincent Carmichael (Machado), David Rintoul (Lord Henry Balfour), Claire Calbraith (Starling), Andrew Wincott (Professor Abrams) Producer David Richardson Script Editor John Dorney Executive Producers Jason Haigh-Ellery and Nicholas Briggs
Episode 43 of the Doctor Who: Alhambra Podcast In this episode of the Alhambra Podcast, the trio of Brett (@Mavic_Chen) and Liam (@djNezumi) and Legeon (@legeonhenderson) reunite and bring an enjoyable hour (or more) discussion and sci-fi silliness for the month of October 2016. Starting off with the news! We are not reviewing Doctor Who - CLASS until it is released visually on BBC America, which will be around January 2017. We discussed the release of Doctor Who CLASS three book release by BBC books. Talking points: " If you could only one choice one boxed set "Doom Coalition" or "War Doctor" or other boxed set series, what would it be and why? I read a transcript from Whooverville 8 panel interview, from the Pubcast and Tin-Dog Podcast. Here is the transcript that I made and read on the podcast. It's not exact word-for-word. Question from the Pubcast: “Is there anything you would have liked to do on Doctor Who that you weren't able to do?” Eric Seyward: “I would have like to have a female companion a little bit tougher, a little bit more real, to contribute a little bit more. Tegan and Nyssa became redundant, it was difficult to fit them into stories. Tegan spent most of her time moaning, and Nyssa looking aloof and whatever. We had so many of them, Turlough, so three of them at one stage. With the exception of Turlough, they really couldn't contribute massively, because when you are driving around in deep space in a TARDIS. Tegan is from 1980 Earth, and she couldn't really contribute, because whenever they arrived somewhere she has to ask questions, and it makes her boring. But I would have liked to have had fewer companion, if you had a female one, certainly one that is stronger more positive contribution. I probably would have chosen one from deep space, where should would have the sort of knowledge that could compete with the Doctor. Minute 22:57 The Tin Dog Podcast: I loved the Terileptil (from The Visitation) have you ever approached or have been approached by Big Finish, to say “can we have them on this, because it's a lot cheaper with make-up? Because I think as a race, they would really have legs on audio Eric Seyward: Big Finish, they've never approached me for anything. It would make them more interesting. The Tin Dog Podcast: You seem to have a whole world building thing with them, rather than having them as the Villain of the Week. They had a society and they built beautiful things like androids. It sounds like there was more thought put in them than other... Eric Seyward: - Goes into the backstory of the Terileptil (However) The Tin Dog goes onto ask Eric Seyward about the story of The Visitation, noting that this story was the one selected as the story for the book “The Making of Doctor Who.” By the way The Tin Dog asked this question, you can tell this is a special story to Michael, and wants to know more, saying that fans didn't have access to much Doctor Who content, so when it came out it was loved and cherished. The Visitation was the concentrated storyline in “The Making of Doctor Who” book. Yet Eric Seyward goes onto crap on The Tin Dog's question/reference, saying The Visitation wasn't a special story, it just happened to be the one that was in production at the time. One positive from the podcast was the Pubcast and Tin-Dog podcast panel interview, where Sophie Aldread's Go Fund Me project: “Strangeness in Space” a free podcast radio drama. http://strangenessinspace.com/episodes/ or on iTunes. Thanks to www.doctorwhonews.net for the up to date DW news! Before we hit the Big Finish reviews, let's look at some of the news On to the reviews for October 2016 from Big Finish Main Range #217: The Memory Band and Other Stories, featuring the Fifth Doctor and Turlough, stories The Memory Box by Chris Chapman, Paul Magrs, Edie Robson, and Ian Potter. Doctor Who: The Early Adventures #3.2 The Fifth Traveller, by Philip Lawrence Early Adventures: The Age of Endurance, by Nick WallaceCarole Ann Ford (Susan), William Russell (Ian/the Doctor), Jemma Powell (Barbara) The War Doctor Vol. #3 Agents of Chaos The Shadow Vortex by David Llewellyn The Eternity Cage by Andrew Smith Eye of Harmony by Ken Bentley Doctor Who Spin-Off: Torchwood Special Release - The Torchwood Archive, by James Goss Jago & Litefoot Series 12 was not reviewed this month, we'll hit that in November. Non-Doctor Who release: The Confessions of Dorian Gray Series 5, also not reviewed until November. We have The Power of Kroll is in the can, will be publish in November. Please email the show at: alhambraaudio@gmail.com Tweet the show: @AlhambraPodcast or @djNezumi or @Mavic_Chen Visit our website: AlhambraPodcast.weebly.com
Farmer Adam Henson from BB TV’s ”Countryfile” is our guest today and along with Dairy Industry expert Ian Potter they look at the future for Dairy Farmers … Also in today’s programme we find out that new rules to stop so called “slipper farming” in Scotland may be too slack …
Today it’s a mixed bag of news for our farmers … CAP Payments in December will be down –Grain prices have lifted a bit, but Ian Potter warns us that the future for dairy farmers is still very bleak …
Today there’s a claim by market analysts that the newer discount supermarkets are good for Scottish Farmers and dairy industry expert Ian Potter joins me to look at the takeover of Dairy Crest by Muller Wiseman … Is it good for farmers?
I interview Ian Potter of ARLA about his vision for ARLA and the future of housing, why education is so important and his advice for new agents The post Ian Potter of ARLA – the Landlord Law Live Interview #landlordlawlive appeared first on The Landlord Law Blog.
Survey by LSL suggests rents in London are rising 8 times faster than wages. Interview with Edwin Mitson on Tony Liveseys late night show with contributions from Ian Potter of ARLA. (Talking to Salford using LuciLive)
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