Podcast appearances and mentions of Ian Thomson

On this week's Spectator Out Loud: Philip Womack wonders why students can't tackle university reading lists (1:12); Ian Thomson contemplates how much Albania has changed since Enver Hoxta's dictatorship (6:12); Silkie Carlo reveals the worrying rise of supermarket surveillance (13:33); Francis Young provides his notes on Hallowe'en fairies (20:21); and Rory Sutherland worries that Britain may soon face a different type of migrant crisis (24:08).    Produced and presented by Patrick Gibbons.

On this week's Spectator Out Loud: Philip Womack wonders why students can't tackle university reading lists (1:12); Ian Thomson contemplates how much Albania has changed since Enver Hoxta's dictatorship (6:12); Silkie Carlo reveals the worrying rise of supermarket surveillance (13:33); Francis Young provides his notes on Hallowe'en fairies (20:21); and Rory Sutherland worries that Britain may soon face a different type of migrant crisis (24:08).    Produced and presented by Patrick Gibbons.

On this week's Spectator Out Loud: Ian Thomson reflects on his childhood home following the death of his sister (1:20); Andrew Watts argues that the public see MPs as accountable for everything though they're responsible for little (7:40); Sam Leith reveals the surprising problem of poetical copyright (13:47); Helen Barrett reviews Will Noble's book Croydonopolis and explores the reputation of a place with unfulfilled potential (19:48); and, Catriona Olding ponders moving on from loss to love (26:09).    Produced and presented by Patrick Gibbons.

On this week's Spectator Out Loud: Ian Thomson reflects on his childhood home following the death of his sister (1:20); Andrew Watts argues that the public see MPs as accountable for everything though they're responsible for little (7:40); Sam Leith reveals the surprising problem of poetical copyright (13:47); Helen Barrett reviews Will Noble's book Croydonopolis and explores the reputation of a place with unfulfilled potential (19:48); and, Catriona Olding ponders moving on from loss to love (26:09).    Produced and presented by Patrick Gibbons.

This week, two conversations with Martin Amis, one of England's most engaged and provocative writers. In 2014, Amis spoke with Eleanor Wachtel about his novel The Zone of Interest, which focuses on the Holocaust from a different angle. Its screen adaptation is nominated for five Oscars, including Best Picture. Followed by a conversation from 2019 about the Italian Jewish chemist, Holocaust survivor and writer, Primo Levi — whose work greatly inspired Amis's writing — featuring Levi's biographer Ian Thomson. Please note: this episode contains difficult subject matter and discussion of suicide.

In this episode of Road Chats, we talk to Ian Thomson, President of Advanced Biofuels Canada, about how energy-agnostic approaches – from clean fuels to electrification – can be designed to work together effectively in our quest to achieve net zero.

Oxfam Canada policy manager Ian Thomson tells Vassy Kapelos that money could be redirected to green initiatives. On today's show: Bill Blair, Minister of National Defense, on Trudeau's comments regarding restraint by Israel in Hamas war and potential humanitarian pauses Jimmy Jean, vice-president and chief economist at Desjardins, on tomorrow's fall economic statement Jérémie Harris, the co-founder of Gladstone AI, an AI safety company, on the drama around Sam Altman's sudden departure from OpenAI and potential implications The Daily Debrief Panel with Zain Velji, a political campaign strategist and partner at Northweather. He formerly worked with Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi and Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley; Tom Mulcair, CTV Political Analyst and Former NDP Leader; Tim Powers, Chairman of Summa Strategies and managing director of Abacus Data

This week Katy Balls asks whether Rishi is a risk taker or whether he'll choose to play it safe as Conference season approaches (01.17), Owen Matthews explains why America is still Ukraine's best hope for victory (07.27), Kate Andrews is totally baffled and exasperated by the British refusal to get checked out by a doctor (15.34) and Ian Thomson reports from Sicily on the Godfather, Greek Temples and a misunderstanding involving mascarpone cheese (20.50). Produced and presented by Linden Kemkaran.

This week Katy Balls asks whether Rishi is a risk taker or whether he'll choose to play it safe as Conference season approaches (01.17), Owen Matthews explains why America is still Ukraine's best hope for victory (07.27), Kate Andrews is totally baffled and exasperated by the British refusal to get checked out by a doctor (15.34) and Ian Thomson reports from Sicily on the Godfather, Greek Temples and a misunderstanding involving mascarpone cheese (20.50). Produced and presented by Linden Kemkaran.

Every August, Appleton, Wisconsin transforms into the biggest music city in America with the Mile of Music Festival. The BoatCast is excited to welcome Mile of Music director and fellow member of The Rock Boat Family, Ian Thomson, to the podcast! Since its inception in 2013, the festival has quickly gained popularity among music enthusiasts for spotlighting local artists and curating the best emerging talents from across the United States. Mile of Music promotes inclusivity by offering almost all shows for free, making music accessible to everyone. They showcase exceptional talent, ranging from singer-songwriters, duos, to multi-piece bands, representing various genres like indie, folk-rock, soul, folk, bluegrass, and more! Whether you're a die-hard music fan or just dipping your toes into the vast ocean of melodies, the Mile of Music Festival promises an inclusive, vibrant, and unforgettable musical journey for everyone. We encourage you to attend the upcoming Mile 10 - August 3-6, 2023 featuring 200 artists in 40 venues! Check out Mile of Music online:Website: https://mileofmusic.com/homepage/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MileOfMusicFest/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mileofmusicfest/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MileOfMusicFestYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@mileofmusicfestSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1SLfs7XWLZGAoRlkQCG6TH?si=79ccf3d5a38f48ac&nd=1The BoatCast would like to thank our sponsors, https://www.lifecoachingforwomenphysicians.com and https://www.fitdadcollective for supporting us in promoting Rock Boat Artists. If you want to get the word out about these artists and are interested in sponsoring The Boatcast, please email Chris at: ChristopherRhoad@gmail.com

In this message we reflect on being open to the Holy spirit, to  consider how prepared we are to allow Holy Spirit to fill our hearts and minds and make time, to be immersed in all that He has for us.Support the show

Ian Thomson is my guest on the podcast this week! We are reminiscing about the good old days before the smoking bans, general fun and rectifying the beef between me and the sea swimmers! ROLEPLAY @ Walled Garden: https://openhousefestival.com/event/dave-elliott/ Strand- 30/06/23- Colin Geddis & Mark McCarney https://www.strandartscentre.com/events/comedy-takeover/ Video Podcast: https://youtu.be/jg9GFE-dipY Patreon: www.patreon.com/slyguypodcast Modest Beer: www.modestbeer.co.uk

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Ian is an educator and a student with a passion for human-centred design and student led innovation. In his ten years as an executive teacher he worked in a range of roles including student engagement, technology and policy development. He is now the Executive director of Curriculum and Pedagogy at the Ed Institute. He was nominated for the ACT school leader of the year in 2018, and led educational interventions that received an ACT violence prevention award and an order of Australia recognition.He is a Professional Associate at The University of Canberra and his Professional Doctorate was on the use of design thinking in the educational setting.Prior to his work as a teacher Ian worked in TV and cinema with his productions featuring at festivals such as TropFest, Palm Springs, and the Berlin flim festival.edinstitute.com.auhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/the-ed-institute/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week I'm joined by comedians Aaron Butler and Ian Thomson. Join Patreon for bonus episodes and content - ⁠https://www.patreon.com/noblasters Get tickets for Ciarans SSE show Belfast Giant here - ⁠https://www.ssearenabelfast.com/whats-on/ciaran-bartlett ⁠ Get 20% off and free shipping at https://www.manscaped.com when you use the code NOBLASTERS20 Check out the fabulous Joxer here - https://www.joxer.co.uk/ Get in touch with the show - noblasterspodcast@gmail.com

Ian Thomson from Ypsomed and Roman Mathias from Lonza discuss the market trends in injectable delivery devices, their manufacturing process, and their future in sustainable pharma. Injectable devices offer various benefits, including improved convenience, accuracy, and safety, allowing for precise dosing while reducing the need for hospital visits.     

Ian Thomson joins Andrew this week. We talk Belfast food, comedy & much more.

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This week I'm joined by comedians Ian Thomson and Sean Hegarty. Join the Remember When Patreon for bonus content - https://www.patreon.com/RememberWhen Tickets for Diona's new show The Hen Do available here - https://www.goh.co.uk/whats-on/the-hen-do/ Tickets for Ian's Show here - https://www.wegottickets.com/event/566971 linktr.ee/dionadoherty Get in touch with the podcast - therememberwhenpodcast@gmail.com

I'm joined on the podcast this week by comedian Ian Thomson! We are chatting the legacy of the comedian's boxing, auctioning Willy T's bra, sexy Valentine's tips and man made mountains of dog faeces! Patreon: www.patreon.com/slyguypodcast Video Podcast: https://youtu.be/WAHWS11RMo4 Modest Beer: www.modestbeer.co.uk Ian Thomson- Daft Prick: https://www.wegottickets.com/event/566971

This week, Sean is joined by comedian Ian Thomson. They discuss farts, how funny farts are, they share fart stories and laugh about farts. All this, plus chats about landscape gardening, attention spans, the passing of Pele and so much more. To follow Ian on Instagram, click here: https://www.instagram.com/ianthomsonetc To follow Sean, buy tickets to upcoming shows and more, click here: https://linktr.ee/seanhegarty Thanks as always for tuning in. Have a great week!

In this episode of Road Chats, we talk to Ian Thomson, President of Advanced Biofuels Canada, an organization that works to promote the production and expand the usage of advanced biofuels across the country. Thomson has over 25 years' experience in operations and industry development, including market development and sustainability.

In the sixth episode, Linda McQuaig and Ian Thomson discuss the rising fortunes of the billionaire class amid shrinking incomes and opportunities for the vast majority before and during the pandemic. In speaking about the impacts of billionaires on our democratic systems, McQuaig says, “this accumulation of wealth in the hands of billionaires... It's not just that it's tremendously unfair, which of course it is, it's that it gives them so much political power that they get to effectively control the world… The wealthy corporate elite now has so much power that it can effectively block any kind of collective action. And that's exactly what they're doing. The reason that there isn't progress on climate change isn't that the public is resistant. The public would actually like there to be action on climate change. It's the immensely powerful interests in the fossil fuel industries that are single-handedly blocking that.... it's not just unfair they have all that money; it's detrimental to the survival of the human race… So when I talk about a wealth tax, I'm not just talking about it so we can get money from them. I'm talking about a wealth tax that will curb their political power, economic and political power. So they can't control things and prevent us from taking the collective action we need to take.”   According to Thomson, and the most recent Oxfam International report Inequality Kills “Whether it's from the climate disasters that are taking lives. Whether it's the vaccine inequality that means that COVID-19 is taking more lives - these are deaths that could be easily prevented if we had a more equitable vaccine distribution. And people are also being pushed to the brink of  extreme hunger and actually are dying of starvation. These are the sorts of real-life impacts of this extreme wealth inequality, largely in the lowest income countries, but also lower income people in all countries are suffering from. And when you take the numbers, you just see that actually people are dying every four minutes due to inequality. The numbers are so staggering that it is hard to wrap your head around what kind of suffering this is bringing about.” About today's guests:  Award-winning journalist and activist Linda McQuaig is also the author of best-selling books, including: Shooting the Hippo: Death by Deficit and Other Canadian Myths; It's the Crude, Dude: War, Big Oil and the Fight for the Planet; The Trouble with Billionaires (co-authored with Neil Brooks) and most recently The Sport and Prey of Capitalists: How the Rich Are Stealing Canada's Public Wealth. A long-time and powerful voice of dissent against economic injustice and extremes of wealth, Linda has been described as “an indispensable public intellectual” and “an irritant to Canada's 1%” one of whom, Conrad Black, even suggested that she be “horse-Whipped”. Ian Thomson leads Oxfam Canada's work on government relations, corporate engagement and feminist policy influencing in Canada and internationally. Prior to joining Oxfam, he coordinated the human rights and natural resources program of a national ecumenical coalition and chaired the Canadian Network on Corporate Accountability. He is a board member of MiningWatch Canada and the Maquila Solidarity Network, and holds engineering degrees from Queen's University and the University of Toronto. The Courage My Friends podcast series is a co-production between The Tommy Douglas Institute (at George Brown College), rabble.ca, with the support of the Douglas Coldwell Layton Foundation. Transcript of this episode can be accessed at georgebrown.ca/TommyDouglasInstitute. Image: Linda McQuaig and Ian Thomson / Used with permission.  Music: Ang Kahora. Lynne, Bjorn. Rights Purchased Intro Voices: Chandra Budhu (Podcast Announcer), Nayocka Allen, Nicolas Echeverri Parra, Doreen Kajumba (Street Voices); Bob Luker (Tommy Douglas quote) Courage My Friends Podcast Organizing Committee: Resh Budhu, Breanne Doyle (for rabble.ca), Chandra Budhu and Ashley Booth.  Produced by: Resh Budhu, Tommy Douglas Institute and Breanne Doyle, rabble.ca Host: Resh Budhu

Episode 93. In today's interview, "ESG Opportunities in Accounting with Ian Thomson." Ian Thomson is Professor of Accounting and Sustainability at Birmingham Business School, Convenor of the Centre for Social and Environmental Accounting and Director of the Lloyds Banking Group Centre for Responsible Business. He has researched the many connections between responsible, sustainable business and accounting for 30 years. He co-authored Urgent Business and was a judge for UK Responsible Business of the Year. Key takeaways from this episode include: ➯ how businesses can future proof and preserve value in tough times ➯ the importance of resilience for businesses in dealing with uncertain change ➯ the urgency and 'burning platform' of environmental change in the modern world ➯ why companies and accounting firms are further down the sustainability road than they think ➯ why sustainability issues and environmental concerns are natural priorities for businesses ➯ how the recent global environmental summit in Glasgow COP 26 is changing things ➯ what accounting firms can do to make better decisions about sustainability and climate change ➯ why businesses are actually weak and fragile in their outlook to costs and risk ➯ the best question businesses can ask themselves to asses their environmental priorities and risk ➯ how ESG (environmental and social governance) helps put sustainability into a business context ➯ how the financial accounts of a business are just one dimension of its performance ➯ the problems with ESG initiatives with the measurements and the data ➯ the danger for accounting advisors of data overload and how technology can help ➯ what accounting firm clients can ask their advisors to maximise climate, sustainability and ESG opportunities ➯ the crucial role accounting professionals must play to help business clients in a VUCA world ➯ the opportunities accountants have with data if they have the right analytical and technological skills ➯ best advice to accountants who want to embrace ESG, sustainability and climate services opportunities Ian spends his spare time listening to loud and fast rock music, walking his dog and watching Edinburgh Rugby, Scotland and Hearts lose. Useful sites and links https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/responsible-business/index.aspx https://bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/urgent-business https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/csear/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-he-him-thomson-644b9129/ @UoBResponsible NOTE TO LISTENERS: The Accounting Influencers Podcast is a CPE-accredited daily radio-style show with four segments coming out every Monday which are repeated on the other 4 weekdays as standalone episodes, plus a bonus 'from the client's perspective' episode on Saturdays. On Sundays, listeners get a short min trailer for the coming week's episodes. Every Tuesday the show gives you a relevant news topic from the accounting and fintech world with a direct application to accountants, CPAs and bookkeepers. Great to stay informed and build your commercial acumen. Every Wednesday and Friday, we feature an uncut interview with top authors, leaders, thinkers and performers in the accounting and fintech world. Every Thursday the show gives you a practical 'here's what works' tips concerning a key challenge, need or strategy for accountants, CPAs and bookkeepers. Great to stay current and keep your skills topped up. Finally, every Saturday gives listeners a bonus episode which focuses on the buyers of accounting services - the clients themselves. In particular how they feel, react to and experience their interactions with accountants. That includes why they buy or don't buy, why they move or stay and why they think how they think about you, your firm, your prices and your offerings. Martin and Rob love to hear from the show's 22,000 unique listeners in 150 countries around the world. If you like the show and listen to multiple episodes, we'd really appreciate your...

Episode 91. On this week's Accounting Influencers Podcast: ➜ News - Martin & Rob discuss "Digital Transformation for Businesses Is Slowing Down."  ➜ Special Guest Interview: "ESG Opportunities in Accounting with Ian Thomson." ➜ Rob & Martin offer up practical advice and tips for accounting practitioners on "What Works with Executive Presence for Accountants." ➜ Expert Interview: "Disrupters in Accounting with Emma Crawford-Falekaono." For full shownotes on these segments, check out the stand-alone episodes coming out this week and outlined on the days below. ◤━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◥ Need CPE/CPD? Continuing professional education for accountants on the move... Get points for Continuing Professional Education /Development by listening to the Accounting Influencers Podcast. Earmark CPE is the exclusive CPE/CPD partner for the podcast. The partnership is NASBA-approved meaning accreditation and certification counts in most countries. NASBA stands for National Association of State Boards of Accountancy. Download the Earmark CPE mobile app here https://earmarkcpe.com (https://earmarkcpe)https://earmarkcpe (.com) Here's how it works: ① SELECT A COURSE. Download the mobile app, search for Accounting Influencers and start a course. Complete each learning activity at your own pace. ② LISTEN TO AUDIO. Learn by listening to podcast episodes. Listen when you're driving to work, working out, or doing chores. ③ TAKE THE QUIZ. Confirm you've learned the material by taking the short quiz at the end of the course. Score 75% or higher to pass. ④ GET YOUR CPE. Click 'Email CPE' and your CPE certificate arrives via email in your inbox. Earmark helps by keeping track of all your CPE earned through the app. When was the last time you took a free CPE/CPD course that taught you something you didn't already know? Most accountants and CPAs these days prefer to earn CPE from live webcasts, webinars or formal training. The problem is, you end up picking courses based on what fits your schedules, not what's most relevant to your professional development needs. With the Accounting Influencers Podcast partner Earmark CPE, you can earn credits whenever you want, wherever you go. Multitask and be more productive while listening to accounting and tax podcasts. When you're done listening, complete the handful of quiz questions to access your CPE/CPD certificate. UNCHAIN FROM YOUR DESK AND BE MORE PRODUCTIVE With the rise of remote and hybrid work, you're spending more time in front of your computer than ever before. So get out from behind your desk and learn while you listen to podcasts on the Earmark CPE mobile app for Android and iOS. STOP STRESSING ABOUT EARNING ENOUGH CREDITS By using the Earmark mobile app every week for free, you'll be sure to earn enough CPE credits to make your license renewal/CPD accreditation a breeze. Say goodbye to the pain of cramming in courses/training at the last minute. LEARN SOMETHING NEW FROM FREE CPE/CPD FOR ACCOUNTING PROFESSIONALS Let's be honest. Most free CPE/CPD courses aren't that great. The Accounting Influencers Podcast contributes to a growing library of educational, entertaining and on-demand accounting and tax podcasts. As a result, you can actually learn something new while you check that CPE/CPD box. ◤━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◥ NOTE TO LISTENERS: The Accounting Influencers Podcast is a CPE-accredited daily radio-style show with four segments coming out every Monday which are repeated on the other 4 weekdays as standalone episodes, plus a bonus 'from the client's perspective' episode on Saturdays. On Sundays, listeners get a short min trailer for the coming week's episodes. Every Tuesday the show gives you a relevant news topic from the accounting and fintech world with a direct application to accountants, CPAs and bookkeepers. Great to stay informed and build your commercial acumen. Every Wednesday and Friday, we feature an uncut interview with top authors, leaders,...

Over the years, Ian Thomson has been working to change the landscape of the Fox Cities Music Scene. Ian's work behind the scenes have put the pieces in place to bring many different musicians to the area. He is the Festival Director for Intercoastal Musicways and a Talent Buyer for Mile of Music. Ian joins us from 9-10am CST. You can find out more information about upcoming shows by liking Code Zero Radio on Facebook and checking out our website at: live.codezeroradio.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/foxcitiescore/message

This week I am joined by Ian Thomson - Stand Up Comedian and all round funny man chats about his new stand up show "suited and booted" coming to Limelight Belfast!

Getting business on board is essential if we want to achieve the United Nations' goal of building a better future for people and planet by 2030. In this episode Ian Thomson and Dom Bates, authors of 'Urgent Business: Five Myths Business Needs to Overcome to Save Itself and the Planet', discuss the current way businesses engage with the global goals, the myths that hold businesses back from change, and what individuals within businesses can do to push for progress. Intro music: Cold by yoitrax | @yoitrax Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

What obligations do organisations need to embrace to ensure their employees are relevantly skilled for the future? Fiona Anson; UTS Enterprise Learning Lead, Dan Fish; Director of Go1 Education, and Ian Thomson; Head of UTS Animal Logic Academy, look at the critical role our teams play in business function and development, micro-credentials and recognition for what the skills we already possess and the things we already know, as well as the transferable attributes of corporate responsibility.

Biodiesel has been around for years, but it's about to be displaced by the new fuel on the block - renewable diesel. Sometimes known as green diesel, the fuel is made from vegetable oil and animal fat, and it can completely replace conventional diesel in trucks, tractors and trains. On this week's show, Sean Pratt of the Western Producer, David Bressler of the University of Alberta and Ian Thomson of Advanced Biofuels Canada, discuss the future of renewable diesel and the implications for Canadian farmers. Hosted by Robert Arnason.

Biodiesel has been around for years, but it's about to be displaced by the new fuel on the block - renewable diesel. Sometimes known as green diesel, the fuel is made from vegetable oil and animal fat, and it can completely replace conventional diesel in trucks, tractors and trains. On this week's show, Sean Pratt of the Western Producer, David Bressler of the University of Alberta and Ian Thomson of Advanced Biofuels Canada, discuss the future of renewable diesel and the implications for Canadian farmers. Hosted by Robert Arnason.

Join our panel of experts Fiona Anson, UTS Enterprise Learning Lead, Dan Fish, Director Go1 Education and Ian Thomson, Head of UTS Animal Logic Academy, as they discuss the future of work and the skills required while we head towards a future that looks very different from our past.

This week Jordan is joined by NI comedy royalty in Ian Thomson because Darren is away to his brothers wedding or some shit. We talk all Ireland final, the second week of the BPL and why Ian and myself are Jets fans.

This week we're covering the murder of private investigator, Daniel Morgan. This is an old, cold case, which has been back in the British media following yet another damning report into the state of London's Metropolitan Police and has haunted the British public, the British police, and the British news media for more than thirty years. Let us know what you think! FURTHER READING: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Daniel_Morgan (Murder of Daniel Morgan - Wikipedia) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Rees (Jonathan Rees - Wikipedia) https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/jun/15/daniel-morgan-a-timeline-of-key-events (Daniel Morgan murder: a timeline of key events) https://thecritic.co.uk/the-mysterious-killing-of-the-detective-who-knew-too-much/ (The detective who knew too much | Ian Thomson) https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2006/nov/20/ukcrime.duncancampbell (DNA may solve killing that shamed Met | UK news) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57538375 (Daniel Morgan case: Ex-suspect denies corruption hindered police investigation) http://www.justice4daniel.org/pages/about/daniel.shtml (About Daniel Morgan) http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/3211821.stm (BBC NEWS | UK | England | Kent | Ex-detective spared jail over porn) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22477002 (Daniel Morgan murder: Inquiry to examine 'police corruption') https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/may/19/daniel-morgan-panel-refuses-to-hand-over-report (Daniel Morgan murder: panel refuses to hand over report) https://www.danielmorganpanel.independent.gov.uk/ (Home - Daniel Morgan Independent Panel) https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/jun/15/daniel-morgan-report-six-key-findings-in-focus (Daniel Morgan murder report: six critical findings in focus) ----------------------------------------------- https://square-mile-of-murder.captivate.fm/listen (Like the show? Give us a rating and review!) Join our Patreon: https://patreon.com/squaremileofmurder (Patreon) Get our newsletter: https://squaremileofmurder.com/newsletter (Newsletter) Send us an email: info@squaremileofmurder.com Follow us on social media: https://www.facebook.com/pg/squaremilepod/ (Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/squaremileofmurder/ (Instagram) https://squaremileofmurder.com/ (Squaremileofmurder.com) https://squaremileofmurder.store/ (Square Mile of Murder Merch) Support this podcast

It's NBA Finals time and Dave decided to revisit Ian Thomson's book The Soul of Basketball to show how it can give us lessons about business and life.

Is it fair to blame Meghan for the Royal Family's problems? (00:55) Why is China censoring a book of Dante's poetry? (12:40) Would you go to moon? (24:50) With The Spectator's US editor Freddy Gray; The Spectator's restaurant critic Tanya Gold; author Ian Thomson; Kerry Brown, professor of Chinese Studies at King's College London; The Spectator's commissioning editor Mary Wakefield; and Spectator columnist Matthew Parris. Presented by Cindy Yu. Produced by Max Jeffery, Natasha Feroze and Matthew Sawyer.

Is it fair to blame Meghan for the Royal Family's problems? (00:55) Why is China censoring a book of Dante's poetry? (12:40) Would you go to moon? (24:50) With The Spectator's US editor Freddy Gray; The Spectator's restaurant critic Tanya Gold; author Ian Thomson; Kerry Brown, professor of Chinese Studies at King's College London; The Spectator's commissioning editor Mary Wakefield; and Spectator columnist Matthew Parris. Presented by Cindy Yu. Produced by Max Jeffery, Natasha Feroze and Matthew Sawyer.

This week Darren and Jordan talk the results of this years Super Bowl, the start of the 6 nations and how they actually know very little about football and anyone who says they do are dirty rotten liars. They are also joined on story time this week by Belfast comedian Ian Thomson to talk about the life and times of New Zealand rugby legend, Jonah Lomu.

Part 2 of 2On this episode of I Know This Guy, we have the great Ian Thomson. Ian is an author based in the UK with an extensive career spanning decades. We touch on his research process and why he considered becoming a writer at all. We also touch on an eerie incident where an assault lead him to be able to speak a new language!Make sure to tune in later in the week to hear part 2!I Know This Guy ClubProduced by Hayden FarrarTheme Music by Hayden Farrar

On this episode of I Know This Guy, we have the great Ian Thomson. Ian is an author based in the UK with an extensive career spanning decades. We touch on his research process and why he considered becoming a writer at all. We also touch on an eerie incident where an assault lead him to be able to speak a new language!Make sure to tune in later in the week to hear part 2!I Know This Guy ClubProduced by Hayden FarrarTheme Music by Hayden Farrar

Ian Thomson is the head of RSPB Scotlands Investigations team investigating wildlife crime against birds. This is no easy task given the on going battles with some land uses in Scotland and the persecution of several raptor species. An hour probably isn't long enough to discuss this issue but it was great to get an insight from someone who is on the very front line of raptor persecution. https://www.rspb.org.uk/about-the-rspb/at-home-and-abroad/scotland/

First, Leslie Yee, Chair of the CCB Peterborough chapter, speaks with Devon about the chapter’s annual poinsettia sale.  Next, Devon talks about how to store passwords with Kim Kilpatrick, co-ordinator  of CCB’s Get Together with Technology program.  Because October was Cybersecurity Month, Devon’s final chat is with Ian Thomson, manager of Trent University’s Technology Department.

Apoie este podcast: apoia.se/alinevalek Meu novo romance, “Cidades afundam em dias normais”, em pré-venda: bit.ly/3jo75rs [indicações de leitura] • Livro “Portas da Percepção”, de Aldous Huxley amzn.to/32Gr8ur (ebook: amzn.to/2GfoSmh) • Livro “Admirável Mundo novo”, Aldous Huxley amzn.to/3lyGxp6 (ebook: amzn.to/2ENyUKK) • Livro “A ilha”, de Aldous Huxley amzn.to/2ELfQNt (ebook: amzn.to/34R48eY) • Livro “The Psychedelic Experience: a manual based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead”, de Dr. Timothy Leary: amzn.to/3jew0NW • A carta de Laura Huxley, na íntegra (em inglês): bit.ly/3bhDInB • A casa em que Aldous e Laura viveram, em Hollywood: lat.ms/3hOsZ6O • O escritor Ian Thomson narra seu encontro com Laura Huxley: bit.ly/2EIaySP • Trilha sonora: Quincas Moreira // Scavvy bit.ly/3lG6e7g // Bruno Sanfilippo bit.ly/2QUVG5T *** eu não ganho nada para indicar os livros que gosto de ler. Mas os links para a Amazon são patrocinados. Significa que, se você comprar os livros por meio desses links, ajuda este podcast a se manter. Obrigada! *** [apoiadores] Alex Luna • Aline Matulja • Alyson Cavalcante • Alyson Cavalcante • Ana Flávia Pontes • Ana Magalhães • Ana Maria Garcia Margonato • Ana Paula Camina • Ananda Vargas Hilgert • Andréa Mrtnl • Andreia Meinerz • Andressa Costa • anna hilbert • Bárbara Moreira Bom Ângelo • Breno Martins • Bruna Dutra • Camila Mendes • Camila Regina Travassos • Carlos Henrique Mendes • Carlos Roberto Staino • Carol Souza • Carolina Fonseca Saldanha • Carolina Vidal Décio • Caroline Costa • Caroline Natsumi • Dariane Morais • Eder Marcos • Eduarda de Oliveira • Eduardo Antonio • Elisa Kruger Artico • Elvis Soriano Rodrigues • Erika Negrao • Felipe Carpes Neves • Fernanda Mendes • Fernanda Monteiro • Fernanda Serodio • Franciele Flach • Gabriel Cadete • Gabriela Garcia Abreu • Gal Sesoko • Geovana Frois Rocha • Giovana Bomentre • Guilherme Nagüeva • Guiomar Simões Idêncio • Gus Santana • Helena Morgado Corelli • Henrique Santos • Hermes de Sousa Veras • Hugo Paceli Souza Albuquerque • Iara Vidal • Isabella C Santos • Isaque Criscuolo • Izadora Netz • Jamille Rodrigues • Janaina de Mattos Moraes • Jayne de Lima Oliveira • Jéssica Carvalho • Joana Tancredo • Joanna A M Araújo • José de Mendonça • Jose Erick • Julia Carvalho • Julia Chiovetto • Juliana Rezende • Juliana Sousa Fazio • Kaká Lobo • Karina Pamplona Ribeiro Bastos • Karina Santos • KEIVIANY SILVA DE SENA • Laura Elizia Haubert • Laura N.N.M. Brandão • Lilyan Fernandes • Lisandro Gaertner • Lorena Sabino Guedes • LOURDES SILVA MODESTO ALVES • Luana Barbosa Vieira • Luana Pereira de Melo • Lucas Riboli Besen • Luciana Carvalho • Lucianne Fabrizia Santana Gomes • Luiz Carlos Machado de Oliveira Junior • Luiz Machado Junior • Luiza de Souza • Mallena P S Gomes • Marcos Felipe Pereira • Maria Carolina Ramos Costa Cysneiros • Maria de Fátima Xavier • Maria Regia Ferreira de Souza • Mariana Ramos Cavalcanti Nery • Mariete Pinheiro da Costa • Marina Ferreira de Oliveira • Michele Strohschein • Naieni Ferraz • Pamela P. Cabral da Silva • Patricia Fernandes • Patrícia Leardine • Paula Rangel • Rafael Alves da Costa • Raquel Miranda • Risla Lopes Miranda • Rodrigo Van Kampen • Sidnei Bruno • Sofia Osório • Sophie Nadas • Stephanie Moreira • Taissa Reis • Tsamiyah Carreno Levi • Vanessa Falkowski • Vinicius Depizzol • Virginia Vesúvio • Viviane Reis • Zander Catta Preta&a

Presented by Wormald, the Golden Eagles Podcast is hosted by Manly Media Manager - Wayne Cousins, along with Sea Eagles 2008 Premiership Winner and Chairman of the Golden Eagles Association - Mark Bryant.In this episode of the Golden Eagles Podcast, Cuzzo and Boxy are joined by Sea Eagles Legend - Ian Thomson.

TooMuchWifi delivers affordable premium internet to homes and businesses in underserved urban communities. We like this strategy, and support Internet for Everyone.... also, Motorcycles for Everyone. https://toomuchwifi.co.za/That's why Joe Fleming sits down with Ian Thomson, the founder of Too Much Wifi, on this Episode of The Bonafide Moto Show as he shares his passion to develop his business and provide affordable internet to all underserved regions. To do so, he's currently exploring South Africa by Motorcycle, meeting with communities, and fellow entrepreneurs along the way. xthttps://www.bonafidemotoco.com/

Ian Thomson speaks with Gabriel Gbadamosi about the writer’s need for selfishness, the use of not being comfortable in one’s own skin, subverting Englishness with JG Ballard and writing about Jamaica, Primo Levi and Haiti. The post Ian Thomson appeared first on The Royal Literary Fund.

This week, we go back to where it all started – for this podcast that is. Kaitlyn’s season was the first one that Here to Make Friends recapped, all the way back in 2015.By then, The Bachelor was more consistently casting people of color on the show – but they didn’t often get far or have very positive portrayals on the show. Of Kaitlyn’s contestants of color, only Ian Thomson – who had a very rough exit – got any real screen time during Monday’s recap. Once again, the supercut approach made the show even whiter.But Ian wasn’t the only Black man to have a very unflattering storyline on the show. Kupah James left at the beginning of episode four, after a painful conversation with Kaitlyn about their lack of connection and a dramatic exit interview. Jonathan Holloway, a soft-spoken single dad, made it a bit further despite being #TeamBritt. To find out more about that messy exit and what it was like in Kaitlyn’s Bachelorette mansion, we talked to Kupah and Jonathan about their time on the show. It may seem like the protests are simmering down, or at least like they’re out of the news cycle or your Twitter feed. But people are still in the streets, fighting for a better world, and it’s incumbent on us to stay tuned in and to keep doing what we can. As promised, we are going to give our community calls to action each week:(1) The Okra Project – “The Okra Project is a collective that seeks to address the global crisis faced by Black Trans people by bringing home cooked, healthy, and culturally specific meals and resources to Black Trans People wherever we can reach them.”https://www.theokraproject.com/(2) Native Women’s Association of Canada – Canada is having its own difficult conversations about racism and police brutality, and many of these dialogues center around police violence against First Nations peoples https://www.nwac.ca/(3) Subscribe to 2 Black Girls 1, support their Patreon https://www.patreon.com/2blackgirls1rose See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join us On The Flythe as we talk with the lead singer of The Bay City Rollers , Mr Ian Thomson!! We talk about his musical influences, bands he has been in , how he became a Bay City Roller, first show with the band and right here On The Flythe he gives us exclusive breaking news about The Rollers!!! We thank Mr Thomson for his time and for being a great guest!!! If youd like to connect with The Bay City Rollers you can check out their official website at https://www.thebaycityrollers.co.uk/ On Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/BayCityRollers On Instagram you can follow Mr Thomson at Ianthomson7 Check them out and give them a follow!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stevie-flythe8/message

It's LDS General Conference week, and in this episode Ian Thomson and Stephanie Dix join Latter-day Faith host Dan Wotherspoon in discussing the ways each of them prepare for it. As God- and Church-wrestlers, these semi-annual gatherings (and this time virtually only!) sometimes are greeted with less-than-enthusiastic attitudes, perhaps fear of the possibility of hurtful or tone-deaf messages, perhaps confusion as we recognize internal shifts that cast conference and the speakers and messages differently than the way we held them before. Each and every member approaches conference weekends with anticipations unique to them. Ian, Stephanie, and Dan's conversation centers around the panelists own journeys with conference, how they thought of it at earlier times in their lives, what has shifted in them through the years as their journey took them into new perspectives, and more. Each of them also speaks of framings they hold today as they approach conference. Where do they, if they do, find optimism about possibly wonderfully delivered and inspired messages and announcements? How do they temper tendencies toward cynicism and dismissing entire talks or sessions as being ruined or tainted by poorly thought out or insular speech and/or declarative stances? They share experiences in which they felt their hearts and minds shift more toward gratitude and appreciation rather than critique. All in all, it is just a terrific exchange that works toward ways to "get the most out of" conference, whether it is through particular spiritual practices, not engaging with it live but only later in print, or whatever it may be.  Listen in as you ready yourself for this most unusual conference to come!

Ian Thomson reads Dante's Divine Comedy as a spiritual journey that resonates with his own experience of addiction. The post Ian Thomson appeared first on The Royal Literary Fund.

Diving off the Great Barrier Reef, Ian helped pull out a dead sea turtle. Looking into its eyes he knew it was trying to tell him something. When they opened it up they found a plastic bag, bottle caps, etc. That turtle changed his life in an amazing way. Thurs Ocean Crusaders was born.

To mark the centenary of the birth of Primo Levi, the British writers join Eleanor Wachtel to reflect on the late Italian author's exceptional writing about the Holocaust, science and humanity.

Dan talks with Ian Thomson about his older boyfriend, getting through a day in New York, and the role age doesn't play in a relationship.

The Princeton Spark went to Thrive: Celebrating and Empowering Princeton's Black Alumni in search of number #1 tips for networking for startup founders. Entrepreneurial alums Carla Vernón '92, Kareem Maddox '11, Hank Boyd '86, Ian Thomson '09, Theola DeBose '96 and Kwanza Jones '93 gave us some tremendous networking advice. For more Princeton Spark, follow us on Twitter @PrincetonSpark and Instagram @PrincetonSpark, and check us out on the web at princetonspark.com. SHOW NOTES Carla Vernón was the subject of an excellent profile by The Alumni Society in 2018. Fun fact: her mother Cynthia was one of NASA's “Hidden Figures” in 1963. Carla is @CarlaInspired on Twitter and the creator of Tiger Sisters. Kareem Maddox is a producer at The Pitch, an entrepreneurship podcast by Spotify/Gimlet Media. In his spare time, he's only just a gold medal-winning Team USA 3x3 basketball player. Check him out on Twitter at @kareemmaddox. Dr. Hank Boyd, Esq. is a clinical professor of marketing at the University of Maryland Robert H. Smith School of Business, attorney, writer, and consultant for clients such as the NFL, Verizon, and Stanley Black and Decker. Ian Thomson has been all around the world and then some – you'll just have to read this profile in “the Prince” to take it all in. Get in touch with him for his bespoke executive search services at OneBridge Partners. Theola DeBose once went from the Metro desk directly to Iraq, all covered in this recent Washingtonian profile about her life after journalism. You can get in touch with Theola on Twitter at @myjskills or @theolita10. Kwanza Jones, a self-professed catalyst, is the Founder and CEO of SUPERCHARGED, a lifestyle brand and development app. You can find her on Twitter at @thekwanzajones. Read more about Thrive: Celebrating and Empowering Princeton's Black Alumni at thrive.princeton.edu and our recap of the entrepreneurially-focused programming at the PEC website. CREDITS Produced by the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council. Music by Wright Seneres. Theme music by the Treadmills (Wright Seneres, electric guitar and electric bass; John Damond, Jr., drums). Engineered by Dan Kearns and Dan Quiyu at the Princeton Broadcast Center, and Wright Seneres on location at the Thrive conference. Edited and mixed by Wright Seneres. Promotional readings by Megan Donahey '20. SHARE Twitter: @PrincetonSparkInstagram: @PrincetonSpark 

The Princeton Spark went to Thrive: Celebrating and Empowering Princeton’s Black Alumni in search of number #1 tips for networking for startup founders. Entrepreneurial alums Carla Vernón ’92, Kareem Maddox ’11, Hank Boyd ’86, Ian Thomson ’09, Theola DeBose ’96 and Kwanza Jones ’93 gave us some tremendous networking advice. For more Princeton Spark, follow us on Twitter @PrincetonSpark and Instagram @PrincetonSpark, and check us out on the web at princetonspark.com. SHOW NOTES Carla Vernón was the subject of an excellent profile by The Alumni Society in 2018. Fun fact: her mother Cynthia was one of NASA’s “Hidden Figures” in 1963. Carla is @CarlaInspired on Twitter and the creator of Tiger Sisters. Kareem Maddox is a producer at The Pitch, an entrepreneurship podcast by Spotify/Gimlet Media. In his spare time, he’s only just a gold medal-winning Team USA 3x3 basketball player. Check him out on Twitter at @kareemmaddox. Dr. Hank Boyd, Esq. is a clinical professor of marketing at the University of Maryland Robert H. Smith School of Business, attorney, writer, and consultant for clients such as the NFL, Verizon, and Stanley Black and Decker. Ian Thomson has been all around the world and then some – you’ll just have to read this profile in “the Prince” to take it all in. Get in touch with him for his bespoke executive search services at OneBridge Partners. Theola DeBose once went from the Metro desk directly to Iraq, all covered in this recent Washingtonian profile about her life after journalism. You can get in touch with Theola on Twitter at @myjskills or @theolita10. Kwanza Jones, a self-professed catalyst, is the Founder and CEO of SUPERCHARGED, a lifestyle brand and development app. You can find her on Twitter at @thekwanzajones. Read more about Thrive: Celebrating and Empowering Princeton’s Black Alumni at thrive.princeton.edu and our recap of the entrepreneurially-focused programming at the PEC website. CREDITS Produced by the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council. Music by Wright Seneres. Theme music by the Treadmills (Wright Seneres, electric guitar and electric bass; John Damond, Jr., drums). Engineered by Dan Kearns and Dan Quiyu at the Princeton Broadcast Center, and Wright Seneres on location at the Thrive conference. Edited and mixed by Wright Seneres. Promotional readings by Megan Donahey '20. SHARE Twitter: @PrincetonSparkInstagram: @PrincetonSpark 

This week on Out Takes we celebrated the 2019 Mardi Gras Film Festival (MGFF) with a fantastic line up. Our guests were MGFF Director Lisa Rose and Ian Thomson, the director of homegrown doco Becoming […] http://media.blubrry.com/out_takes/p/joy.org.au/outtakes/wp-content/uploads/sites/310/2019/02/JOY-2019_Outtakes_Feb4_MGFF2019.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 54:33 — 44.2MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Spotify | RSS The post Mardi Gras Film Festival 2019 appeared first on Out Takes.

Trace talks with world record holder, for solo circumnavigating Australia Mr Ian Thomson, owner director of Ocean Crusaders. Ian used his public profile to start Ocean Crusaders Foundation in order to get plastic out of our oceans and waterways. His educational programs are used in Europe, Africa and South America, this company is not letting up! Inspiring story, one to get involved with!

'Becoming Colleen: Finding the Shoe that Fits' is a documentary about an 85 year old transgender woman, transitioning from male to female in the coastal community of Coffs Harbour on the NSW mid-north coast. Having lived most of her life as Colin – a husband, father, policeman, film-projectionist and self-declared shoe fetishist, Colleen has had to negotiate her gender transition later in life.   More than a documentary about the transitioning of an elderly transgender woman: this is a story of Col and her wife Heather: two people whose love transcended their gender roles; a small community that comes together to support a woman in pursuit of her greatest dream; and how finding exactly the right pair of shoes can be a perfect fit.   On today’s show, my close friend Craig Mack and I interview writer, producer & director, Ian Thomson, who with the support of Queer Screen, Acon, STC and Documentary Australia Foundation, has pulled together this most beautiful and evocative journey that touches on so many important social issues of our time.   Not only does it shine a light on the world and life of a transgender lady growing up in rural Australia and the challenges that she faces along the way, this is story of inclusiveness, being true to yourself, spending time with and cherishing the elderly, evolving interpersonal relationships with friends, family and strangers, demonstrating the need forunderstanding, striving to learn from and showing empathy for people in the world around us, especially if they view the world a little bit differently to or approach life from a slightly different perspective to us.   It makes me proud to share this work of art and I hope you enjoy this story as much as I do!   The 'Becoming Colleen’ Sydney premiere is on Sunday 24th February thanks to Queer Screen as part of the Mardi Gras Film Festival.   Buy Tix: https://tix.queerscreen.org.au/Events/Becoming-Colleen   Connect with 'Becoming Colleen’: https://www.becomingcolleen.com/ https://www.instagram.com/becomingcolleen https://www.facebook.com/ThomsonFilms/ http://ianwthomson.com/   Hit Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet up on social media here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danwilkinson1/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hotndelicious/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/craftbeerlovin/ Twitter https://twitter.com/hotndelicious Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HotnDelicious LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danwilkinson1/ Hot & Delicious YouTube - Ballistyx Snowboard Show, interviews & more. https://www.youtube.com/user/HotnDeliciousRecords   'Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet’ entertainment, travel, photography & lifestyle blog: http://hotndelicious.com/   For social media strategy, content/photography & influencer business enquiries contact: info@hotndelicious.com   Subscribe to the Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! weekly iTunes entrepreneurship podcast here:  http://bit.ly/hotndelicious   Connect with Craig Mack: https://craigontoast.com/ https://twitter.com/CraigOnToast https://www.instagram.com/craigontoast/ https://www.facebook.com/CraigOnToast/ 

Local News Chat with WHBY's Carol Patrizi (0:00)The Takeaway: Give Whatever You Have Generously (19:26)Mile of Music Preview with Walt Hamburger and Ian Thomson (29:30)Remembering Our Friend Mike Ellis (58:30)

We all have different temperaments, and there are many combinations of elements that affect our spiritual journeys—including how recently we’ve entered into a time of questioning our original assumptions about life, church, and our souls. Because of this, a fairly common theme that arises in Mormon discussions is how it seems to some as if those who are making peace with Mormon life and its teachings and various elements of LDS culture that want to limit spiritual exploration must be doing everything possible to force new ideas into old containers, to redefine words and concepts in a way that almost completely changes their meaning. In short, the critique is that those who claim there is roominess in Mormonism for active, engaged, and fulfilling spiritual lives must be doing mental and spiritual gymnastics, must be contorting themselves and jamming their ideas into very small spaces. And this is often coupled with a suggestion (most often implied but sometimes explicit) that they are deceiving themselves or are spending the energy they do in this way because of fear or some other motive that is less than fully transparent. But is this accurate? In some cases, sure. And in many, this may be a fairly accurate description of an early stage in their journey. For most who have God- and Mormon-wrestled and emerged from the efforts expended in that kind of soul work, however, it has felt like anything but spiritual gymnastics/contortionism. It has felt like natural growth, very much akin to the other aspects of life in which they have moved from one place of understanding to another. In order to illustrate this (and as an attempt to go in depth in order to illustrate this more complete reordering that has felt to them like very worthy efforts), this episode features two wonderful and insightful panelists, Ian Thomson and Chris Kimball, in conversation with Mormon Matters host Dan Wotherspoon about these claims of forcing a fit into a strict gospel message and culture or nuancing “truth” and certain concepts so completely that they now actually don’t mean much of anything. All three share elements of their own journey toward peace within the religion that nurtured them, even as it certainly still tests their patience and forces them to learn things about love and relationships and goodness and compassion that aren’t always enjoyable in the short-term. The challenge this episode presents is for listeners to hear for themselves and decide if, indeed, these discussants are deceived about the reasons for their continued engagement and stand on very insubstantial ground in their thought and practices, or if they represent an attractive, a-bit-down-the-pathway position that has its own integrity and ability to create a fulfilled life and peace of soul.    

We all have different temperaments, and there are many combinations of elements that affect our spiritual journeys—including how recently we’ve entered into a time of questioning our original assumptions about life, church, and our souls. Because of this diversity, a fairly common theme that arises in Mormon discussions is how it seems to some as if those who are making peace with Mormon life and its teachings and various elements of LDS culture that want to limit spiritual exploration must be doing everything possible to force new ideas into old containers, to redefine words and concepts in a way that renders them practically meaningless. In short, the critique is that those who claim there is roominess in Mormonism for active, engaged, and fulfilling spiritual lives must be engaged in mental and spiritual gymnastics, must be contorting themselves and jamming their ideas into very small spaces in order to stay in fellowship with the Church and its members. In addition, this critique is often coupled with a suggestion (most often implied but sometimes explicit) that they are deceiving themselves or are spending the energy they do to find a good fit out of fear or some other motive that is less than fully transparent to them. Is this accurate? In some cases, sure. And in many, this may be a fairly accurate description of an early stage in a person’s journey. However, for most who have God- and Mormon-wrestled and emerged from the efforts expended in that kind of soul work, it has felt like anything but spiritual gymnastics/contortionism. It has felt like natural growth, very much akin to how they’ve deepened their grasp of things in other aspects of life in which they have moved from one place of understanding to another. In order to illustrate this (and as an attempt to go in depth in order to illustrate this more complete reordering that has felt to them like very natural and worthy efforts), this episode features two wonderful and insightful panelists, Ian Thomson and Chris Kimball, in conversation with Mormon Matters host Dan Wotherspoon about these claims about people forcing a fit into a strict gospel message and culture, or nuancing “truth” and certain concepts so completely that they now actually don’t mean much of anything. All three of these discussion partners share elements of their own journey toward peace within the religion that nurtured them, even as they share how it certainly still tests their patience and forces them to face issues and attitudes that aren’t always enjoyable. The challenge this episode presents is for listeners to hear for themselves and decide if, indeed, these discussants are deceived about the reasons for their continued engagement and stand on very insubstantial ground in their thought and practices, or if they represent an attractive, a-bit-down-the-pathway position and worldview that has its own integrity and ability to foster peace of soul and a fulfilled life within an LDS context.

Ian Thomson is a public defender in Boise, Idaho.    In this podcast, we deconstruct the ideology and practice of excommunication.  We also discuss how enmeshed LDS excommunication is with the US judicial system.

With Stig Abell and Lucy Dallas - we are in the studio with Ian Thomson discussing the unlikely collaboration between a Neo Dadaist and Dante; we talk to Mark Ford about Weldon Kees, the American poet you should have heard of; and Michael Caines delves into the theatrical mind of the great Peter Brook. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The author of the acclaimed 'Summer of 67', a book detailing the United Soccer Association tournament in 1967, Ian Thomson joins us to recount the Dons run to the final of that competition, as well as a review of an awkward first leg versus Siroki Brijeg.

What's the connection between accounting and sustainability?  How can accounting drive sustainability forward?  These questions and more are the focus of today's interview!

In this episode we catch up with Ian Thomson, organiser of the 6,350nm Around Australia Yacht Race. Its set to start in August 2017 with competitors sailing out of Sydney and this will be the first event held, since Sir Peter Blake won it sailing his catamaran around Australia in 1988. Ian is the current solo sailing mono-hull record holder, after circumnavigating Australia in 2012. From Ian’s live aboard yacht in the marina at Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, we delve into what’s driven him to organise the 2017 race and find out more about the Ocean Crusaders; an organisation that Ian founded that has taken its ocean preservation education program into 18,000 schools so far. Visit Ocean Sailing Podcast for offshore sailing opportunities and podcast extras and follow us on Facebook.        

This month’s episode is about a man so iconic that you only need to hear his first name. Just like Cher. Join Joe and his guests Ian Thomson and Sophie Watson for a chat about classic Clint movies like The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, Dirty Harry and Unforgiven, and find out when Clint’s hair was its most majestic …

Join Joe and his guests Michael Clancy and Ian Thomson as they discuss the career of Jodie Foster before looking at an early film in her career; the 1976 thriller The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane. Listen in to hear Joe’s flawless impression of Foster’s character in Nell and find out which famous footballers the …

In this episode, Koz and his guest co-host Ryan talk soccer, Pittsburgh, and -- perhaps most importantly -- haircuts with 'Burgh-native Anthony Virgara, who was recently signed as a midfielder for the Pittsburgh Riverhounds. Virgara played locally at Keystone Oaks and Seton LaSalle before attending Marshall University and then returning to Pittsburgh for the Riverhounds' U23 squad. Ian Thomson, Media Manager for the Riverhounds, also discussed the upcoming season, ticket-buying options, and some sweet renovations that are coming to Highmark Stadium. Other topics in show #007 include: Last-minute co-hosts Quista and Gorge save the day! * If you haven't been sled riding at the hill next to Dormont Pool, go there...NOW * A kid-friendly version of the Urban Dictionary game * Quista and Gorge's experience at a Riverhounds game, including the very cool autograph session for kids on the field and the "TRAIN!" video that plays on the scoreboard any time a train rolls by! * Plus more...

Rick Gethin and Larry Johnson go over the latest in soccer news here in Central Ohio. 00:34 HEADLINES • Manchester United 7 vs LA Galaxy 0 • The other Manchester 4 vs Sporting KC 1 • Friendlies place in MLS season, Short vs Long Term • DaMarcus Beasley to Houston Dynamo • Summer window in the world of MLS • Sporting KC "national training center" • Sporting as a "club" with a mission statement! 14:10 COLUMBUS CREW NEWS • Looking at trends, 1-2 Crew win (2nd in a row) • Praising Ethan Finlay, in form • Postgame Gregg Berhalter comments, notes • Roster stability leading to results, chemistry • The "intangibles" • When to tinker with lineup • Team building • Hating on fighting for playoff spot... average • Berhalter has the mind for tops in East • Transfer window notes • Jermaine Jones, back to MLS? 37:50 MLS HEADLINES • ...more Jones • Columbus as a destination • Seeing a lot of good players on one team • Crew players learning to play on there own • Frank Lampard signing for MLS side NYCFC 51:35 QUICK HIT, WRAP UP • Intangibles! • Full year college soccer schedule • Ian Thomson's piece (link) • Aligning the schedules...

Edmund de Waal chooses a writer he believes is one of the greatest of the modern age - Primo Levi, author of the Periodic Table. Born in 1919 in Turin, Levi was an Italian Jew, one of the few deported to Auschwitz who would escape alive. Primo Levi's account of his time in the camp, If This Is a Man, made him one of the first writers to document the Holocaust and it established his name around the world. But Levi was not just a writer. He was a chemist, which gave him the skills that helped save his life in Auschwitz. It was also a day job he never gave up, and his passion for science remained a life-long pursuit. After the War, Levi returned to Turin, married, had a family and wrote books in his spare time. He also became an enthusiastic letter-writer, corresponding with a new generation of Germans, to help them better understand the effects of the Nazi regime. Yet from his youth, Levi suffered from depression. In 1987 he took his own life, throwing himself down the stairwell in the house where he'd been born. Ceramicist and author Edmund de Waal joins Matthew Parris to discuss how Levi's work inspired The Hare With Amber Eyes - his own memoir of his family's history as Jews in 19th and 20th century Europe. And biographer Ian Thomson, one of the last to interview Levi, explains why we shouldn't confuse Levi the writer with Levi the man. Producer: Lizz Pearson First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2013.

When geologist and mining expert, Dr Ian Thomson, realized that the company he worked for had created the conflict they2019d become embroiled in, it kicked off a steep learning curve about what environmental and social responsibility really is. In this discussion, Dawna and Ian talk about how you can tell companies who are really doing acting responsibly from those who are just talking about it while still practicing a 2018take what you want and run2019 approach. They also talk about how to manage your management style by observing what the pattern of negotiation is. Do you value harmony over conflict? Will you avoid conflict? There is a level of sophistication required to realize notice the pattern of negotiation and know what to do about it. Dr. Ian Thomson has a lifetime of experience in the resource industry, working for the last fifteen years to advance the management of social issues. He has led development of standards and guidelines for the management of social issues during mineral exploration programs, facilitated construction of the PDAC Principles and Guidance for Responsible Exploration, and is a prime mover in developing metrics for the Social License to Operate. Ian is a founding member and principal of On Common Ground Consultants Inc. Prior to founding On Common Ground, he held positions with Orvana Mineral Corp, Placer Development and Barringer Research.

Ian Thomson of the ABA on what the biodiesel mandate means for Alberta