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Chris and Cristina chat with Dr. Ian Wallace, an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of New Mexico, where he is the director of the Human Physical Activity Lab. As an Evolutionary Anthropologist, Ian's work focuses on how humans evolved to use their bodies and explores the costs and benefits of modern physical activity patterns for our health. He is particularly interested in populations transitioning from non-industrial to industrial and post-industrial contexts. Ian earned his Ph.D. in Anthropology in 2013 from Stony Brook University, where his dissertation examined how physical activity and genetics determine limb bone structure. Following graduate school and an initial postdoctoral position at Stony Brook, he completed his postdoctoral training in the Department of Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard and started his own lab at UNM. There, he focuses on measures of locomotor biomechanics and their ties to the health and function of the musculoskeletal system. Recently, his fieldwork has focused on the Indigenous peoples of Peninsular Malaysia. In particular, he is interested in how their lifestyles are changing with the rapid expansion of industries, the market economy, and urban areas across Malaysia, as well as how these changes affect their health and risk of disease. ------------------------------ Find the papers discussed in this episode: Wallace, I. J., Worthington, S., Felson, D. T., Jurmain, R. D., Wren, K. T., Maijanen, H., Woods, R. J., & Lieberman, D. E. (2017). Knee osteoarthritis has doubled in prevalence since the mid-20th century. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 114(35), 9332–9336. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1703856114 Wallace, I. J., Lea, A. J., Lim, Y. A. L., Chow, S. K. W., Sayed, I. B. M., Ngui, R., Shaffee, M. T. H., Ng, K. S., Nicholas, C., Venkataraman, V. V., & Kraft, T. S. (2022). Orang Asli Health and Lifeways Project (OA HeLP): a cross-sectional cohort study protocol. BMJ open, 12(9), e058660. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2021-058660 ------------------------------ Contact Dr. Wallace: Website: https://www.ianjwallace.com/; E-mail: iwallace@unm.edu ------------------------------ Contact the Sausage of Science Podcast and Human Biology Association: Facebook: facebook.com/groups/humanbiologyassociation/, Website: humbio.org, Twitter: @HumBioAssoc Chris Lynn, Host Website: cdlynn.people.ua.edu/, E-mail: cdlynn@ua.edu, Twitter:@Chris_Ly Cristina Gildee, Co-host, SoS Co-Producer, HBA Junior Fellow Website: cristinagildee.org, E-mail: cgildee@uw.edu
Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artist Played: The Do Gooders, Soy Is Real, Angii Albanii, Crescendo, Brown Study, conshus, AMiAM, Blueprint, Kno, MC Paul Barman, Def Nettle, Derya Yıldırım and Grup Şimşek, Stik Figa, DJ Sean P, Oddisee, Yukimi, J.PERIOD, Andre 3000, Kendrick Lamar, Roddy Ricch, Zapp, Roger, The Allergies, Kuna Maze, MidaZ, Oh No, Sadhugold, Say She She, Little Barrie, L x DJ A-L, Elementalz Music, Demond Wilson, Arrested Development, Configa, [ K S R ] and Konny Kon, DJ Marky, Makoto, Lyric Jones, UHMEER, Ian Wallace, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS
Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artist Played: unselftitled, Rick Ross, conshus, The Heart and Brain, The Velveteers, Devine Carama, Bakinsoda Blu, Thee Marloes, Homeboy Sandman, Cleo Sol, Raw Poetic, Damu the Fudgemunk, Adrian Younge, Crescendo, Amerigo Gazaway, Satoru, Ginger Root, 7xvethegenius, Jae Skeese, RadZ, Silas Short, Katrina Ford, Ian Wallace, De Ka Soul, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS
On this weeks show Graeme is joined by some of the fantastic contributors, Ian Wallace, Dave Wenham and Yant Martin Keyte to the recently published zine Ambiguous to talk about the process of producing the zine, working as part of a collective and of course the work in the zine itself. Photozine collective https://photozinecollective.wordpress.com @photozinecollective The Photozine Discord https://discord.gg/ynE9mwkh Where you can Buy Ambigious (Profits to Asthma and Lung UK) https://richardhall.online/new-zine-now-available/ and if those copies have all gone a few copies are available here https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1814548697/ambiguous Contributors interviewed Yant https://www.getymk.com/ @yantmkphotography Ian https://www.onahillroad.com @ian_onahillroad Dave @dave_in_elland https://www.whenham.net Our Editor Richard https://richardhall.online @connexions Other Collective members https://photozinecollective.wordpress.com/ambiguous/ And to be remembered our inspiration John Whitmore https://www.instagram.com/thedarkshed/
A mixed bag of musical allsorts presented weekly by Ray Woodley, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand On Air. This week: Pixie Williams, The Wolverines, Dooley Wilson, Tim Williams, Ian Wallace, Margaret Whiting, The Eric Winstone Orchestra, and Andy Williams.
AT LAST! Yes, it's finally here, the Cheap Shots Challenge judging for the History round, sorry it's so late! Joining the gang to do the all important judging is photographer, author, fan of history and all round good guy Ian Wallace, who casts his appraising eyes (both of them) over the fabulous collection of images submitted by our wonderful listeners. Want to see as well as hear about these pictures? You're in luck, just go to https://sunny16podcast.com/cheap-shots-challenge/cheap-shots-challenge-history/ and enjoy, we insist. Find all of Ian's work, books and photography here: https://www.onahillroad.com/ Find out about the upcoming Big Photo Walk here: https://analoguewonderland.co.uk/products/the-big-film-photowalk
In Part 2 of Remembering Freddie Gruber, the stories and laughs continue as we reminisce about our friend and legendary drum guru, Freddie Gruber. I'm joined by Jim Keltner, Steve Smith, Dave Weckl, Adam Nussbaum, Bruce Becker, David Bronson, Jay Dittamo, Don Lombardi, Rob Wallis and Colin Schofield. We share some hilarious and poignant stories of Freddie. So come along for the ride and please subscribe! Be sure to check out Remembering Freddie Gruber Part 1 https://youtu.be/dU5xQlYP20Y?si=EwEn0sYi5A9QhFroLive From My Drum Room T-shirts are available now! Made of soft 60%cotton/40% polyester. Available in sizes XS-3XL$25 including shipping in the contiguous US! Payment with Venmo: @John-DeChristopher-2For orders outside the US, email me for more info: livefrommydrumroom@gmail.comLive From My Drum Room With John DeChristopher! is a series of conversations with legendary drummers and Music Industry icons, hosted by drummer and music industry veteran, John DeChristopher, drawing from his five decades in the Music Industry. Created in 2020, and ranked BEST Drum Podcast, "Live From My Drum Room With John DeChristopher" gives the audience an insider's view that only John can offer. And no drummers are harmed on any show! Please subscribe!https://linktr.ee/live_from_my_drum_roomwww.youtube.com/c/JohnDeChristopherLiveFromMyDrumRoom
Tener Sueños Vívidos y Recurrentes Parte B Los Sueños de Caidas El psicólogo Ian Wallace cree que caerse es una sensación de perder el control sobre aspectos de su vida. Es posible que sienta que la responsabilidad le pesa mucho y que no tiene escapatoria. Si sigue soñando con caerse, puede que sea el momento de relajarse. Sueños de Casas Desconocidas El psicoterapeuta Eddie Traversa nos dice que las habitaciones representadas en nuestros sueños detectan un conflicto interno. Estos sueños también pueden representar cambios internos. Si sueña con un baño, es posible que deba ordenar o limpiar sus emociones. Los dormitorios pueden simbolizar las preocupaciones sobre el romance.. Valoremos lo descripto …
WBCQ/The Planet airdate - 1/20/24 (Interview conducted on 1/15/24) Welcome to Fluxedo Junction! Each week we bring you the best music of all genres from throughout the world, and this week we'll be speaking with author Jenny Boyd. The last time she was on the show, back in 2020, was to promote her autobiographical book Jennifer Juniper: A Journey Beyond The Muse - which detailed her life as a model in the Swinging Sixties, spending time in the company of some of the world's most famous musicians - having been married to both Mick Fleetwood and Ian Wallace, and also being at different times a sister-In-Law to both George Harrison and Eric Clapton. That book was also a story of self-discovery, after courageously moving on from a divorce and substance abuse, Jenny earned her master's in counseling psychology and a PhD in Humanities. Which is where another of her books - Icons of Rock: In Their Own Words, comes from. That book, now available in hardback, Kindle, and Audiobook, is a major rewriting of her first book, Musicians in Tune. It was born out of interviews she conducted over the last thirty years, and it's a compelling and groundbreaking work on the creative process featuring insights from the likes of Sinead O'Connor, Mick Fleetwood, Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Stevie Nicks, Ronnie Wood, George Harrison, Phil Collins, Joni Mitchell, Randy Newman, Peter Gabriel, Ringo Starr, and Huey Lewis. Information about all of her books is available at thejennyboyd.com
WE APPRECIATE EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU! If you wouldn't mind please go leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Thanks!! Welcome back to Episode 290 of On the Spot Sports and in today's episode we have a very special guest, current professional hockey goaltender, Ian Wallace! Wally and I talk about this season with the Port Huron Prowlers, Mississippi Sea Wolves, Binghamton Black Bears and the Elmira Mammoth. We also talk about his crazy first year pro, lessons learned from his first year pro, being a leader at Franklin Pierce University, developing through Junior hockey and U18, how to gain an advantage being a smaller goalie, growing up in Long Island and so much more! We hope you guys enjoy this episode!! Thank you Wally for coming on the show! I had a blast!! Follow us on Instagram @on_the_spot_sports and take a listen on YouTube, Spotify and Apple/Google Podcasts @ On The Spot Sports Get $25 off our guy Jamie Phillips Nutrition book for Hockey Players with the discount code "ONTHESPOT" on victoremnutrition.com Living Sisu link: https://livingsisu.com/app/devenirmem.... BECOME A MEMBER TODAY
This is a supplemental Crow's Nest to "Ep 107: Gaming the Marvel Way (with Ian Wallace)". In that episode we went through enough Marvel video games to fill a Danger Room, but there were some glaring omissions... Righting the chief of those wrongs, we decided to celebrate the first 6 (all the sprite based ones) Capcom Marvel fighters! We start with the Children of the Atom and end with a New Age of Heroes, citing each game's unique mechanics as well as playable, non-playable and secret unlockable characters! ----------------------------------------Retro Ridoctopus is:• Parasite Steve (read)• 8-Bit Alchemy (listen)• Nintenjoe (subscribe)----------------------------------------All original heavy metal music by Enchanted Exile Retro Ridoctopus is part of the Dorkening Podcast Network, the Inebri-Art Podcast Network and is brought to you by Deadly Grounds Coffee!
Greetings, Mad Marvelites! We've got a whole action packed episode all about video games that feature your favorite fearless super heroes like Spider-Man, Captain America, The Incredible Hulk and of course, those marauding mutants, the Uncanny X-Men! We'll start at the very beginning and bring you through the glory days of the arcades, to 16 bit home consoles like the Super Nintendo and Genesis, all the way to the Playstation and beyond! Along for this jam-packed journey, all the way from Amalga-Mania, is the Boy Wonderful himself, Ian Wallace--whose valuable voice and endless expertise may prove more valuable than a whole mess of infinity gems! So power up you arc reactors and throw on a pair of ruby quartz glasses because this episode is truly one for the books. The funny books, that is. Excelsior! ----------------------------------------Retro Ridoctopus is:• Parasite Steve (read)• 8-Bit Alchemy (listen)• Nintenjoe (subscribe)----------------------------------------All original heavy metal music by Enchanted Exile Retro Ridoctopus is part of the Dorkening Podcast Network, the Inebri-Art Podcast Network and is brought to you by Deadly Grounds Coffee!
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Happy Wednesday tiny winies and welcome to our **DREAM SPECIAL**We have pretty funky dreams and so do you, so we've brought on Dream Psychologist Ian Wallace to decode some of our weird & wonderful dreams.PLUS, it wouldn't be a Wednesday without some shocking dilemmas!! Including, what do you do if your best friend is pregnant with your partner's child??If you're a fan of Ian's dream insights, or want to check out his books, visit his website for more info.The wine we're drinking this week is Lost Relic Bonarda 2021Rating: 6/10 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of the Huntin' Land Podcast, Joe and Butch discuss how to plan and plant an orchard on your land with Ian Wallace of Chestnut Hill. Ian will provide insight and advice from his years of experience in the orchard industry. We'll start by looking at the characteristics of a good site for an orchard and the types of trees you should look into to provide food and cover year-round. We'll also discuss the layout of your orchard, site preparation, planting your trees, and caring for your orchard. We'll also learn about the right timing, how big of a hole to use, and how much to water the trees when planting. Finally, we'll touch on some common problems to look for and strategies for protecting your young trees from wildlife. Ian Wallace of Chestnut Hill will provide insight and advice from his years of experience in the orchard industry. Tune in to learn more about planning and planting an orchard on your land! What To Talk More About Land Investment Or Have More Land Investment Questions?Contact Clint or Joe at pros@landhuntin.com or click here! More About Huntin' Land >>>If you like to stay up to date on Hunting Tactics, Land Management, Land Values, and Land Market dynamics, Huntin' Land is the podcast for you.
In celebration of hitting 100 mainline episodes, we welcome former octo-host Boss Rush Mode (aka SynopsisGrim) as well as our very good friends, Ashes Von Nightmare, Taryn Barber, Ian Wallace, Linda The Gamer Gal, and Justin Cooper! Originally broadcast as a live stream on Apr 27, 2023, we did our best to turn this off-format monstrosity into an episode for our podcast listeners! For just around two hours, we each present a fandom that we feel was our very first. Some of these have been discussed on the show before, but others may surprise you! Here's to 100 more! ----------------------------------------Retro Ridoctopus is:• Parasite Steve (read)• 8-Bit Alchemy (listen)• Nintenjoe (subscribe)----------------------------------------All original heavy metal music by Enchanted Exile Retro Ridoctopus is part of the Dorkening Podcast Network, the Inebri-Art Podcast Network and is brought to you by Deadly Grounds Coffee!Ep 098: To
The Quireboys es una banda de hard rock inglesa formada en Londres en 1984. Inicialmente se llamaron 'The Choorboys', luego cambiaron a 'The Queerboys', y luego de cierta controversia decidieron cambiar al nombre con el que se les conoce actualmente. El cantante Jonathan Gray (normalmente conocido como Spike) se mudó a Londres cuando tenía 17 años, donde conoció al guitarrista Guy Bailey en un bar. No conversaron de música hasta un año después cuando por casualidad se pusieron a tocar canciones de Chuck Berry. A mediados de los 80' decidieron formar una banda de rock, tomando como primer nombre 'The choorboys' (los chicos del coro), para luego cambiarlo a 'The Queerboys' ('chicos raros', pero con tono gay). Con este nombre empezaron su carrera y realizaron varios shows, pero en 1987 el nombre les empezaba a jugar en contra por lo que deciden cambiarlo por 'The Quireboys', y editaron dos singles: 'Mayfair' y 'There She Goes Again'. Tocaron en el Hammersmith Odeon como grupo soporte de Guns N' Roses. A finales de 1989, editaron el sencillo '7 O'Clock', que entró en el top 40 de canciones del reino unido. Luego de varios cambios de integrantes desde su inicio, y gracias a tener a Sharon Osbourne como mánager (quien les consiguió un contrato con EMI) editan su primer álbum en 1990, 'A Bit of What You Fancy', El disco fue un éxito e inmediatamente comenzaron a asociar a la banda con Rod Stewart y The Faces. Este disco contó con Spike en voz, Guy Bailey y Guy Griffin en guitarra, Nigel Mogg en Bajo, Ian Wallace en batería y Chris Johnstone en teclados. Cambiaron el baterista por Rudy Richman y salieron de gira por estados unidos, donde tocaron con bandas como L.A. Guns, Soundgarden e Iggy Pop. Luego siguieron de gira por el Reino Unido y tocaron como soportes de Rolling Stones en St James' Park. Dos meses después, tocaron en el Monsters of Rock de Donington con Whitesnake, Aerosmith, Poison y Thunder. Esta gira terminó con la banda tocando para 50000 personas en Tokio. ESPERO QUE TE GUSTE ..... 1. 7 O' Clock 2. Man on the Loose 3. Whippin' Boy 4. Sex Party 5. Sweet Mary Ann 6. I Don't Love You Anymore 7. Hey You 8. Misled 9. Long Time Comin' 10. Roses and Rings 11. There She Goes Again 12. Take Me Home más demos y maquetas. Spike: Voz, guitarra Guy Bailey: Guitarra Guy Griffin: Guitarra Chris Johnstone: Teclado Nigel Mogg: Bajo Ian Wallace: Batería Sello EMI Records
In episode 113 of the Women Offshore podcast, Christine chats with Dr. Ian Wallace about the DEI council and how to move the needle towards gender equality. Dr. Wallace is a licensed psychologist providing individual, couples, and group counseling, as well as referral, consultation, and training at California State University Maritime Academy (Cal Maritime). He […] The post Meet Licensed Psychologist Ian Wallace from Cal Maritime, Episode 113 appeared first on Women Offshore. Related posts: Cadet to Captain & Beyond, Episode 30 Meet Elijah Herman, Episode 109 Behind the Women in Maritime Leadership Conference, Episode 18 Meet Captain Anne McIntyre, Episode 97 Fiji Women in Maritime Association, Episode 43
In our lifetime we spend about 25 years asleep and for at least 6 of these years, we are dreaming. Dreams have fascinated philosophers for thousands of years, but only very recently dreams have become the subject of scientific study. I am certain that most of you who are listening have often wondered about your dreams, where they come from and what they mean and why you dream at all. My guest today has answers to these questions and some of them are as surprising as they are enlightening. Ian Wallace is a psychologist who specialises in dreams and dreaming. He is widely acclaimed in the media for his live dream analysis. Ian has an encyclopaedic knowledge of dreams and the dreaming process and over thirty years of experience of putting his learning into successful practice. Since graduating in Psychology, Ian has analysed hundreds of thousands of dreams for his clients during his professional career as a dream psychologist. As the author of the best-selling dream books, ‘The Top 100 Dreams' and 'The Complete A to Z Dictionary of Dreams', he has increased public awareness of the value of dreams and sleep, and how to actually make practical use of them. Ian's experience and insight from this work leads him to believe that exploring our dreams is the most powerful and accessible way to realise what we want in life and how to achieve it. Ian is the originator of the Dream Connection Process, a unique and powerful method that enables anyone to connect the imagery and symbolism that they create in their dreams to situations and opportunities in waking life where they can use this awareness to make a healthy difference. He uses the Dream Connection Process with even the scariest and most disturbing nightmares, so that the dreamer can identify positive actions to take in waking life that will help them connect with their deepest hopes and aspirations. As Ian says to his clients, “A dream is just a dream until you put it into action'. In this episode with Dr. Ian Wallace, you'll discover: -Why a dream is the "ultimate selfie"...03:49 -The optimal way to dealing with reoccurring dreams...06:49 -Getting chased by zombies is one of the most common unpleasant dreams...11:19 -The top 3 most common dreams...13:22 -Dreams that are prophetic, or foretelling the future...22:44 -Why do we function largely based on our subconscious?...31:20 -Substances that dissolve the barrier between the conscious and unconscious states...39:24 -How to better remember our dreams, and have more lucid dreams...47:55 -PTSD and its relation to nightmares and night terrors...55:12 -Regaining a sense of agency by knowing how to analyze our dreams...1:08:52 -Ian's best personal practices to enhance himself physically, emotionally and spiritually...1:11:03 Resources mentioned: WEBSITE: https://ianwallacedreams.com (ianwallacedreams.com) BOOKS: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09L9P5X6N/ (Decode Your Dreams: Unlock Your Unconscious And Transform Your Waking Life) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004Y67FFO/ (The Top 100 Dreams) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0757318355/ (The Complete A - Z Dictionary of Dreams )
Why do we dream? And do our dreams have hidden meaning? These are some of the common questions that I am happy to have answered on this week's episode of the Full Circle podcast. I am joined by Ian Wallace, a dream psychologist and best-selling author, who answers the most asked questions about dreaming and shares what recurring dreams and nightmares truly mean in our waking lives. By understanding why we create unique dream content, we invariably discover who we really are, what we really need, and what we really believe. Quotes "One of the things dreams show us is human life is very complex and often it's of high consequence.” [2:53] “The misconception is that dreams happen to you but you happen to the dreams; you create everything you experience in the dream.” [11:34] “A dream is just a dream until you put it into action.” [19:38] Notes • Ian's background and career [2:15]• When do we start dreaming [4:20]• Human life & high consequence [8:33]• How dreams work [11:30]• Dreams & emotions [12:51]• Ian's expertise and who would seek him out [15:05]• The meaning of common dreams [16:15]• Visions & dreams [21:28]• Questions from listeners [25:53]• Dreams used in our waking lives [30:40]• Night terrors and recurring dreams [36:26]• Advice for dreaming [37:60]• Closing thoughts [44:55]Gillian Socialshttps://fullcircleglobal.comhttps://www.instagram.com/the.master.coach/ https://www.facebook.com/GillianMcMichaelMasterCoachhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/gillian-mcmichael/https://www.linkedin.com/company/full-circle-development-consultancy/https://www.facebook.com/fullcircleglobal/ Ian Socials https://ianwallacedreams.com
Whether we can remember them or not, we all have dreams. How active are our brains when we sleep? Are our dreams telling us something? And, what explains recurring dreams? Mike gets answers from psychologist and author who specializes in dreams, Ian Wallace, and psychotherapist, Dr. Leslie Ellis. Got questions? Email Mike at ivegotquestions@audacy.com
Cemre Demiralp is an incredible force of nature, not one to live her life without bringing meaningful change to the world. She has spent much of her art career thus far working at various museums and institutions, mainly with established blue chip artists and creatives: Kerry James Marshall, Robert Buck, Lara Favaretto, Ian Wallace, Simon Starling, Oliver Stone, Yoko Ono, and Solange Knowles. Currently, she operates the Shumka Centre for Creative Entrepreneurship at Emily Carr University, helping to create programs, mentorship, and resources for supporting emerging artists and creative practitioners in sustainable, real world ways. Cemre is also heading up and organizing Emily Carr's grad art show, which opens this May.She was born in Istanbul, Turkey, the only daughter of a spiritual mother and atheist father. Curious and independent, and usually surrounded by elders & adults, Cemre was encouraged by her parents to have opinions—and to express them. At 17, she moved to France for schooling and at 19, she left her home country for Canada, where she double majored in Art History and Political Science at the University of British Columbia. Cemre's career in art kick-started during university, as she reached out to galleries and centres to offer her help. In this conversation, we talk about her childhood in Istanbul; her journey into the art world and the existing systems within it that she hopes to improve; the importance of respecting another's journey in life; how feeling like a migrant is an untangling for her; how she brings what she learned working with blue chip artists to her current role at Emily Carr with emerging artists; interfacing creativity with running a viable business; the way she would approach curating an art show; what she wants others to know about the people & culture of Turkey; and more.
Ian Wallace is joined by new co-hosts Chris and Sarah White to discuss the most infamous booby traps as well as the Murder Castle of notorious serial killer H.H. Holmes! Join the discussion by heading over to https://www.facebook.com/groups/amalgamania (Amalga-Mania) and search #amalgafiles
Our Guests:Eric H. Chudler, Ph.D., is a research associate professor in the Department of Bioengineering and the executive director of the Center for Neurotechnology at the University of Washington (Seattle, WA). He is a neuroscientist who also works with teachers to create materials to help people learn about the brain.http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/tenper.htmlDr. Lindsay Browning, Sleep Expert, NeuroscientistI am Dr Lindsay Browning, a chartered psychologist, neuroscientist, author and sleep expert. I am passionate about helping people to improve their sleep, since sleep is vital for improved health and wellbeing. When you don't get enough sleep and feel tired you won't be the best version of you.I founded Trouble Sleeping in 2006 to help people improve their sleep and wellbeing though sleep therapy and advice based on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) – the gold standard treatment for insomnia. As well has helping individuals with their insomnia, I also offer corporate talks and workshops, keynote speaking and provide consultancy to schools and organisations such as the NHS, police and utility companies to advise on topics such as shift work stress and jet lag. In addition, I am also the resident sleep ambassador for And So To Bed.I have degrees in both neuroscience and psychology and a doctorate from the University of Oxford where I specifically investigated the treatment of insomnia. After graduating with my doctorate, I realised that there was a desperate need for help for people suffering from insomnia and founded Trouble Sleeping based in Berkshire, UK. I am passionate about helping people of all ages to sleep well. Nothing makes me happier than helping someone from a place of desperation about their sleep for 40 years, to a place of peace and sleeping well! The sleep consultancy advice I offer is based on my expertise in sleep, leveraging the principles of CBT-I and is a drug free intervention.As a Chartered Psychologist and Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, a member of the British Sleep Society and a member of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, you can be reassured that I am a qualified and respected professional in the field. I have published several academic papers and an international self-help book: Navigating Sleeplessness.Ian Wallace, Dream PsychologistI am endlessly curious about human nature and why people do the things that they do. That's why I became a psychologist, to understand human behaviour, particularly in complex high-consequence situations. Rather than just viewing human behaviour as an abstract set of theories, I chose to step into those complex high-consequence situations and experience their reality for myself.As a result of my choices, I have worked professionally as a North Sea oil-rig roughneck, mountain guide, session musician, fashion photographer, commercial pilot, military psychologist, relationship counsellor, child psychologist, celebrity psychologist and artificial intelligence inventor.Although these may appear to be quite diverse professional roles (or the result of a short attention span), they are united by my fundamental fascination with human nature and my continuing research into how people find meaning, purpose and potential in the work that they do.The work I do with dreams forms a fundamental part of my psychology practice. It has proven to be one of the healthiest and most natural ways of developing those human superpowers of self-awareness and situational awareness. My work with dreams is focused on the practical application of our night-time dreams as a positive and healthy method to help us achieve our waking life dreams and ambitions.This practical approach has led to regular appearances on television and radio around world, and becoming the best-selling author of The Top 100 Dreams: The Dreams That We All Have And What They Really Mean and The Complete A to Z Dictionary of Dreams: Be Your Own Dream Expert.https://ianwallacedreams.com/
Rainn and Reza sit down with author Ian Wallace to ponder, "What are Dreams?" https://www.instagram.com/rainnwilson/ https://www.instagram.com/rezaaslan/?hl=en Special Thanks to our Sponsors: NORDVPN Go to nordvpn.com/milkshake or use code milkshake to get up to 70% off your NordVPN Plan + 1 additional month for free. It's also risk free with Nord's 30 day money-back guarantee! BETTERHELP Special offer for Metaphysical Milkshake listeners: get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/milkshake TRADE COFFEE To get started, take their quiz at drinktrade.com/milkshake and start your journey to your perfect cup. ONE SKIN Visit oneskin.co/MILKSHAKE and use code MILKSHAKE for 15% off your first purchase. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today on the Viall Files we are decoding your dreams with dream psychologist, Ian Wallace. Ian is a best-selling author and popular broadcaster who is widely acclaimed in the media for his live dream analysis. Nick and Ian dive right in, starting with analyzing dreams about infidelity (and sex in general), what they mean and how we can translate our dreams into actions. Ian explains why it is more common for men to have vivid dreams and walks us through the top 5 most common dreams. Ian then breaks down the symbolism behind our very own Viall Files teams' recurring dreams, dreams of being pigeon holed, sleep paralysis vs. lucid dreaming, and dreams about death. He'll show us how our dreams are the ultimate self portrait and how we can process and remember dreams by using “will, still, and fill.” “People used to think dreams happen to them, when really, you happen to the dream.” Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode and as always send in your relationship questions to asknick@kastmedia.com to be a part of our Monday episodes. Check out our new "Introvert" merch at www.viallfiles.com today! THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: Noom: Sign up for your trial at http://www.noom.com/VIALL Athena Club: Get 20% off your first order at http://www.AthenaClub.com and use promo code VIALL Tommy John: Get $25 off sitewide + free shipping at http://www.tommyjohn.com/VIALL. Mrs. Fields: Get 20% off at http://mrsfields.com/FILES. Episode Socials: @viallfiles @nickviall @ianwallace https://ianwallacedreams.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Matthew Bannister on Ian Wallace, one of the most influential figures in British ornithology. At one time he had seen a wider variety of species of birds than anyone else in Britain. Rossana Banti, the Italian partisan who risked her life acting as a courier for the Resistance. Ivy Nicholson, the model who was once a muse for Andy Warhol but fell on hard times and ended up sleeping on the streets. Cedric Robinson MBE, who guided people across the treacherous sands of Morecambe Bay for more than 50 years. Producer: Neil George Interviewed guest: Stephen Moss Interviewed guest: Roderick Bailey Interviewed guest: Bill Bewley Interviewed guest: Taryn Gould Interviewed guest: Sean Bolger Archive clips used: BBC Radio 4, 100 Years of British Birds 07/05/2007; The Sound Approach Podcast, Interview With Ian Wallace 2019; Progettazione Multimediale, Noi Partigiani - Interview With Rossana Banti 2021; Taryn Gould / Vimeo, As Is, As Was teaser 2014; Planet Group Entertainment, Factory People 2008; YouTube, Valarie Solanas on Shooting Andy Warhol 1968; BBC Radio 4, Midweek 09/12/2009; BBC Radio 4 Extra, Crossing the Bay 19/04/2019; BBC Radio 4, Saturday Live 16/07/2016.
In this episode, I talk about some the zines I have recently purchased. Cafe Royal Books: https://www.caferoyalbooks.com/ Julie Cummings: https://juliecreatedthis.co.uk/ Ian Wallace: https://www.instagram.com/ian_onahillroad/ Music used in the podcast: "Welcome to the Show" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "Funkorama" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "Revival" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1799811?__r=2501483 https://www.magcloud.com/user/george-g IG: www.instagram.com/flaneuronthestreets Email: onthestreetspodcast@gmail.com
Andrew Guthrie Milne was a Perth railwayman who in around 1902 took up stereo photography as a hobby. Active in competition, Andrew and his wife Harriet took his 3D camera around Scotland with the objective of creating great photographs. One hundred years later Sunny16podcast listener Ian Wallace (@ian_onahillroad) undertook a project of over 10 years duration that turned out to be a photo history adventure. Eventually, it led to him to revisit every one of the locations Andrew placed his camera a hundred years before. In this podcast Jim Duncan (Andrews' Great Nephew) and Ian (Andrews' Gt Gt Nephew) discuss Andrews photographic work, stereophotography in general and how the project led to the book "On a Hill Road". Ian would like to especially thank Jim (who is a well known country music broadcaster on WCR FM) and his wife for their help creating this recording. Some of the images discussed can be seen in 2D at the bottom of the page here https://www.onahillroad.com/on-a-hill-road-scotland-in-stereo-3d-circa-1902/ Learn about the Stereo Victo Camera https://www.onahillroad.com/the-stereo-victo-camera/ The book On a Hill Road (ISBN 978-1-9164389-0-3) is available in the UK on amazon and ebay, UK and overseas can buy on Etsy. There is a special Sunny16Presents price on the book saving 15% (Coupon SUNNY16PRESENTS) until the end of September 2021 available only in Ians Etsy store. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/OnaHillRoad?coupon=SUNNY16PRESENTS If you are interested in a talk with 3D Anaglyph images for you interest group (pandemic allowing) https://www.onahillroad.com/andrew-guthrie-milne-talks-with-3d/ You can make stereos with any camera with a little care but if you would like to try (and get the bug) using your phone the App mentioned in the podcast is "3DSteriod Pro" just look for it in your app store. There is a free version but its not expensive to go pro. To learn more about stereophotography you can visit some of these links The Stereoscopic Society http://www.stereoscopicsociety.org.uk/ @stereoscopicsociety National Stereoscopic Association https://stereoworld.org/ The London Stereoscopic Company https://www.londonstereo.com/ @londonstereoscopiccompany To view some images by great modern stereo makers follow @nanty_narking @gerland_lo Finally, thanks to Sunny16Presents for giving me the chance to tell Andrews story in this podcast. Ian Wallace June 2021
¡Que tal amigos! En este episodio escucharemos el proyecto musical del baterista Ian Wallace el que recompuso los temas más emblemáticos de la agrupación de Rock Progresivo King Crimson en lenguaje de Jazz de forma sorprendente. Los temas son: 1. Schizoid Man 2. Starless 3. Red
The pew heads to Bristol as Ian and Simon look to discuss Solicitors, South Sudan and Steak Slices with the Revd Ian Wallace, Rector of Yate Parish and former Tearfund director.
A skeleton with a back story that's almost too bizarre to believe. What would Suzy think? [REPEAT]
Back in 2014, Corey Knowlton paid $350,000 for a hunting trip to Namibia to shoot and kill an endangered species. He’s a professional hunter, who guides hunts all around the world, so going to Africa would be nothing new. The target on the other hand would be. And so too, he quickly found, would be the attention. This episode, producer Simon Adler follows Corey as he dodges death threats and prepares to pull the trigger. Along the way we stop to talk with Namibian hunters and government officials, American activists, and someone who's been here before - Kenya’s former Director of Wildlife, Richard Leakey. All the while, we try to uncover what conservation really means in the 21st century. Reported & produced by Simon Adler with production help from Matthew Kielty. Special thanks to Chris Weaver, Ian Wallace, Mark Barrow, the Lindstrom family, and everyone at the Aru Game Lodge in Namibia. Thanks also to Sarah Fogel, Ray Crow, Barbara Clucus, and Diogo Veríssimo. Support Radiolab by becoming a member today at Radiolab.org/donate.
It’s a dream come true to have reached 100 episodes! To celebrate, we have renowned dream psychologist, Ian Wallace, on the show to teach us the visual and literary symbolism of dreams, and explain the mental mechanics of the subconscious state. We discuss what our dreams are trying to communicate to us, the meaning behind the most typical dream scenarios and images, and how we can interact and play in our dream state of consciousness. Learn more about Kelsey at http://kelseyjpatel.com (kelseyjpatel.com) Resources: Website:https://ianwallacedreams.com/ ( ianwallacedreams.com) Book: https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Dictionary-Dreams-Dream-Expert/dp/0091954606 (The Complete A to Z Dictionary of Dreams: Be Your Own Dream Expert) Book: https://www.amazon.com/Top-100-Dreams-That-Really/dp/1848503288/ref=pd_bxgy_img_2/144-7800582-6301952?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=1848503288&pd_rd_r=22d6899b-2a73-4ca4-93a2-7bbb4bad419f&pd_rd_w=86odF&pd_rd_wg=IXt2H&pf_rd_p=fd3ebcd0-c1a2-44cf-aba2-bbf4810b3732&pf_rd_r=SRQZ5CQTQ5JFWZAJAWZR&psc=1&refRID=SRQZ5CQTQ5JFWZAJAWZR (The Top 100 Dreams: The Dreams That We All Have and What They Really Mean) Follow Kelsey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelseyjpatel/?hl=en (@kelseyjpatel) | https://www.instagram.com/magikvibes/ (@magikvibes) Follow Kelsey on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kelseyjpatel/ (facebook.com/kelseyjpatel) Sign up for our newsletter on http://kelseyjpatel.com (kelseyjpatel.com) Visit https://www.kelseyjpatel.com/shop (kelseyjpatel.com/shop) for classes, trainings, and meditations Download: https://www.kelseyjpatel.com/purejoy (The Pure Joy App ) Read: http://kelseyjpatel.com/book (“Burning Bright”) Magik Vibes is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)
This week Graeme, Clare and John catch up about their analogue photographic adventures and (sometimes unnecessary!) purchases. We also take a look through a fantastic new zine from Ian Wallace (https://www.onahillroad.com/) about Paddington Train Station. Available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMgxzMInRZCR9PG2j7LdgsQ Send your behind-the-scenes email comments to: sunny16podcast@gmail.com and John says, send your special emails to: sunny16presents@gmail.com
A listener interaction episode! Roxanna Angles (IG roxannalog IG golannaxor) appears on the "All Through A Lens" Podcast (IG allthroughalens.podcast) episode #39, Bob Matter (IG bobmatter) sends a message about a Vivian Maier: In Color exhibit at the Chicago History Museum that opened on May 8th, Mike Caputo's (IG aloha_bigmike) zine "America: Fifty on Film" is now available to order (get it here: https://www.blurb.com/b/10703303-america-fifty-on-film ). We get emails about the Analog Kissy Selfie Contest from Evan Waxman (IG evanwaxman), Dominick Chiuchiolo (IG djrocks66), and Leonid Nikishin (IG 10rolls_of_film). Also, a call in Emulsive.org article review about Lomochrome Purple at night from Alan Ma (IG thefilmsweats Blog https://pixelsandgrain.photo.blog/ , and see the emulsive article at: https://emulsive.org/reviews/film-reviews/lomography-film-reviews/purple-nights-on-lomochrome-purple-with-the-pixels-and-grain-collective ). Mike receives a zine titled "Passing Through Paddington" from Ian Wallace (www.onahillroad.com , Etsy onahillroad , IG ian_onahillroad , Twitter ian_onahillroad ). Next, we have an interview from Roxanna Angles with Brittni Ahrens (IG brittni.originally , www.brittniahrens.com ). She talks about how she got into film photography, favorite part of the process, why shoot film, favorite cameras, wish list cameras, dream location to shoot and what camera/film, her biggest inspirations, a bad film shooting experience with X-rays, and advice for new film photographers. Finally, we have a call in camera review from Jim Graves (IG _jimgraves , www.jimgravesphoto.blogspot.com ) for an Agfa folding camera and a listener track from Mike Caputo (mikecaputo.bandcamp.com) with a song titled "Leave Her Johnny". Support the podcast: www.ko-fi.com/negativepositives Mike's free music for productions: www.mikegutterman.bandcamp.com get merch at: www.negativepositivespodcast.bigcartel.com email: negpositives@gmail.com Instagram @negativepositives Facebook Group: Negative Positives Film Photo Facebook Group
This week it's time to talk about the Resident Evil movies! Patsy and Ashes welcome one of the most adorable and fun admins of Amalga-Mania (Sorry, Ian Wallace) to the show - Colleen! Colleen lets us know some of her favorite things, what her Game of Thrones life would be like, and of course, shares her thoughts on Milla Jovovich's Alice from the 6 Resident Evil films! They discuss Alice, her powers, her journey, and her seemingly ceaseless battle against the forces of the diabolical Umbrella Corporation! All this plus a new battle and a preview of upcoming shows! Find out more at https://throwdown-thursday.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/throwdown-thursday/4305bd96-5fe7-4504-a2a0-7ba06d76b356
What's Good, Good People, Happy New Year. I trust all is well and wish you continued success in 2021. We're back with another season of Live in the Lab, featuring the dopeness of: Remix sensation Ian Wallace https://ianwallaceproductions.bandcamp.com/album/365 Renown keyboardist and producer VintageGotDaHeat https://vintagegotdaheat.bandcamp.com/album/from-my-heart The dynamic and regal Kokoroko https://kokoroko.bandcamp.com/album/baba-ayoola Don't forget to go to iamtheonemangang.com to get exclusive content, behind the scenes footage, and some cool merch. Thanks for your continued support! -1MG
In this episode, the team discusses dreams with psychologist, media dream expert, and best-selling author of The Top 100 Dreams and The Complete A-Z Dictionary of Dreams, Ian Wallace.Follow Ian on Twitter (@ianwallace) or go to his website at www.ianwallacedreams.com
Our big, season 2 finale is one for and by the Retroids, as we share our memories and play voice mails sent to us by our amazing listeners and #podcastingfam! What's more, we got Andy Doyle and Ian Wallace from Epic Airways and Amalga-Mania joining us live--all to spotlight some classic films we've just seen for the first time! So hunker up, buckle down and grab yourself a suction-cuppincake because this episode is 2.5 hours of unmissable retro fun! ----------------------------------------Retro Ridoctopus is:• Boss Rush Mode (watch)• Parasite Steve (read)• 8-Bit Alchemy (listen)• Nintenjoe (subscribe)
Ep. 225: Video Maimed The Podcast Star It’s a first (and possibly last) for Sunny 16 this week as we attempt our first ever video recording in order to make more sense of the Cheap Shots Challenge judging, so if you want to watch Clare, Rachel, John and Graeme look uncomfortable and see the pictures we’re talking about, then go to https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMgxzMInRZCR9PG2j7LdgsQ/ Link to see the pictures discussed: Music Big thanks to our entrants for this round, Billy Sanford, Bob Matter, Ian Wallace, Aaron Alfano and Anthony Rue for their time and effort. Mike Crawford’s Rijeka exhibition: http://www.atelier-d-online.de ------------------------------------------------- Sunny 16 Podcast https://sunny16podcast.com/ http://sunny16.podbean.com/ https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkLnBvZGJlYW4uY29tL3N1bm55MTYvZmVlZC54bWw https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/sunny-16-podcast/id1120924853 Clare Marie Bailey https://twitter.com/ClaremBailey https://www.instagram.com/claremariebailey/ https://www.claremariebailey.com/ Rachel Brewster Wright https://twitter.com/VintagePhotoCo https://www.instagram.com/littlevintagephotography/ https://www.littlevintagephotography.co.uk/ John Whitmorehttps://www.youtube.com/c/thedarkshed https://twitter.com/thedarkshed https://johnwhitmorephotography.co.uk/
Music from Soul II Soul, Potatohead People ft. Posdnuos & Kapok, Machinedrum, Khruangbin, Midas Hutch ft. MAAD, JAEL & Jengi, Everything But The Girl, Cutso, Van Halen, Janet Jackson, OP! & Ian Wallace, Easy Star All-Stars ft. Toots & The Maytals, Busta Rhymes ft. Rapsody, Joe Bataan, Matthew Law, The DangerFeel Newbies ft. J'Picolla & Sabor Brass Band, LAKIM, Moses Mayes & Ana Mazzotti. (recorded LIVE on Twitch) Bringing you the best music that isn't on the radio. Powered by artists on the Private Stock Records Label and content in the Private Stock Record Pool. https://linktr.ee/PrivateStockRecords
Greg, Jimmy and Felix are joined by psychologist and dream expert Ian Wallace to help decipher Joe Root’s ’Tailenders / Tenacious D / Spaghetti Guitar / Jimmy 600 Tribute’ dream. Plus England’s Tammy Beaumont joins us from Australia ahead of the start of the WBBL, Mattchin is back with a new ‘video messaging-based’ quiz and Tailenders unite and takeover for a special musical finale. #GoWell
A skeleton with a back story that's almost too bizarre to believe. What would Suzy think?
A skeleton with a back story that's almost too bizarre to believe. What would Suzy think?
Oral Arguments from the Eighth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals
Oral argument argued before the Eighth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on or about 09/23/2020
"Don't become comfortable with where you are at." - Vespers 09/16/20
Ian Wallace, Genetic Counselor, discusses the importance of genetic counseling and how it can benefit a patient.
In this episode of Amalga-Cast, Ian Wallace, Justin Cooper, Jose Simon, and Luis Rodriguez, Jr. discuss the characters and legacy of Dwayne McDuffie along with the trend of changing the ethnicity of well-known characters.
Season 2 of Titans is discussed and reviewed by Ian Wallace, Lincoln Beverly, Jose Simon, and Luis Rodriguez, Jr. Listen in, join the discussion on Amalga-Mania, and you could win a prize!
Music from Curtis Mayfield, Trayze, King Most, PSR-001, Tom Misch & Yussef Dayes, Abe M Beats, Matthew Law, Gang Starr ft. Method Man & Redman, Jennifer Lara, Busta Rhymes, OP! & Ian Wallace, Knxwledge, Moon Boots, Kenny Dope, Del The Funky Homosapien, Paul Mond, Dru Hill, 14KT, Afro B, Applejac and Mala. Bringing you the best music that isn't on the radio. Powered by artists on the Private Stock Records Label and content in the Private Stock Record Pool. Full tracklist below, follow on: http://www.PrivateStockRecords.com http://www.PrivateStockRecords.bandcamp.com http://www.Twitter.com/PVTStockRecs http://www.Instagram.com/PVTStockRecs http://www.Facebook.com/PVTStockRecs https://open.spotify.com/user/djzimmie/playlist/7xHRPcQtyTVH3nIHARWix6
When fashion and pop culture intersected during the Swinging '60's in London, she was swept up into both worlds. A promising young model for cutting edge designers, she worked in Carnaby Street by day and danced at the city's most popular clubs at night where the music of the best of the British Invasion was showcased. She was Beatle George Harrison's (and later Eric Clapton's) sister-in-law, she married Mick Fleetwood, founder member of Fleetwood Mac, twice, and she was entrenched in the rock 'n roll world of fame, money, drugs and betrayal. She accompanied The Beatles to Rishikesh in Northern India in 1968 to study meditation at the ashram of the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and worked in the Beatles' Apple boutique in London. It was during her 10-year marriage to rock and jazz drummer Ian Wallace that Jenny Boyd stopped her rock and roll lifestyle and went back to school, becoming a research psychologist and author with a Ph.D in Human Behavior. Bridging her two disparate paths, her Ph.D dissertation about musicians and the creative process morphed into a book that was first published in 1992 and later updated and reissued in the US and UK in 2014 under the title IT'S NOT ONLY ROCK 'N' ROLL. She has effectively lived two lives, both of them extraordinary.
When fashion and pop culture intersected during the Swinging '60's in London, she was swept up into both worlds. A promising young model for cutting edge designers, she worked in Carnaby Street by day and danced at the city's most popular clubs at night where the music of the best of the British Invasion was showcased. She was Beatle George Harrison's (and later Eric Clapton's) sister-in-law, she married Mick Fleetwood, founder member of Fleetwood Mac, twice, and she was entrenched in the rock 'n roll world of fame, money, drugs and betrayal. She accompanied The Beatles to Rishikesh in Northern India in 1968 to study meditation at the ashram of the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and worked in the Beatles' Apple boutique in London. It was during her 10-year marriage to rock and jazz drummer Ian Wallace that Jenny Boyd stopped her rock and roll lifestyle and went back to school, becoming a research psychologist and author with a Ph.D in Human Behavior. Bridging her two disparate paths, her Ph.D dissertation about musicians and the creative process morphed into a book that was first published in 1992 and later updated and reissued in the US and UK in 2014 under the title IT'S NOT ONLY ROCK 'N' ROLL. She has effectively lived two lives, both of them extraordinary.
Ian Wallace and Jordan Lynn Epperson have done their research, and here they discuss the circumstances surrounding the death of Elisa Lam, the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa, and other cases involving missing people or suspicious deaths.
Ian Wallace and Jordan Lynn Epperson have done their research, and here they discuss the circumstances surrounding the death of Elisa Lam, the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa, and other cases involving missing people or suspicious deaths.
This is a recording of Ian Wallace leading a service of compline just before the March Lockdown in the UK
Raise a chalice, Dork-Vania has arrived! This is part 5 of the 8 part event! Keep everything straight by checking here! You'll see all the episodes of all the great Dorkening shows involved and most importantly, the bloody good Castlevania prizes! For our part, Retro Ridoctopus is concentrating on the seminal music of the series--each of us having handpicked double-shots of music for your listening pleasure. And since it is most definitely a horrible night for a curse, we welcome aboard the Boy Wonderful himself, Ian Wallace from Amalga-Mania!Later on, Parasite Steve will be spotlighting another indie book in Curtis Lawson's pull-no-punches, "BLACK HEART BOYS' CHOIR". Retro Ridoctopus is: Boss Rush Mode (watch) Parasite Steve (read) 8-Bit Alchemy (listen) Nintenjoe (subscribe) All original heavy metal music by Enchanted Exile. Listen to their sophomore album "Bloodwork Scriptorium" right now!The show that celebrates all the things that made growing up awesome is part of the Inebri-Art and The Dorkening Podcast Networks!Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/retro-ridoctopus/d6b8728c-4810-422f-826d-24c147813080
Ian Wallace and Jordan Lynn Epperson debate the reality of ghosts and share their own and members' ghost stories!
Ian Wallace and Jordan Lynn Epperson debate the reality of ghosts and share their own and members' ghost stories!
Watchmen is filled with history long forgotten. The saddest portion of that fact is the history in question is our own. While history has tried hard to hide the blood stains of The 1921 Tulsa Massacre and the optimistic spirits of Black Wall Street – their importance finds new life in the famed DC Comics heroes. Equally, as forgotten, is the place where Angela and Cal find their last name from. In the early 1970s, Blaxploitation found its audience through several new films. One of which was 1977’s Abar: The First Black Superman. While it might be an obscure piece of cinema history, its message in nonetheless relevant to today’s culture. Join us as we discuss the film’s importance, relation to the Watchmen series, its themes and more. Ian Wallace survived our Nicolas Cage November experiment and we once again Face/Off for this timely film review. If you or someone you know is reading this right now and you are struggling with suicide, depresison, addiction, or self-harm - please reach out. Comment, message or tweet to us. Go to victimsandvillains.net/hope for more resources. Call the suicide lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. Text "HELP" to 741-741. There is hope & you DO have so much value and worth!Victims and Villains is written and produced by Josh "Captain Nostalgia" Burkey. Music by Yuriy Bespalov (http://bit/ly/yuriyb) & Beggars (http://bit.ly/beggarsfl). Art by Matt Hunter (http://bit.ly/Mhwatch).
Ian Wallace and Shelby Croto from Amalga-Mania review and discuss House of X / Powers of X from Marvel Comics!
Ian Wallace and Shelby Croto give their critical and personal views of The Joker movie, plus relay what they think are the good, bad, and ugly elements of the film.
Ian Wallace and Jordan Lynn Epperson discuss mermaids, bigfoot, skinwalkers, and other urban legends with guest callers!
Ian Wallace and Jordan Lynn Epperson discuss mermaids, bigfoot, skinwalkers, and other urban legends with guest callers! Music by Beekwilder - Fridge Broke (Instrumental) - https://thmatc.co/?l=3F221B53 Find out more at https://amalga-files.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/amalga-files/3164b8fd-d9cf-4281-b836-f6603f060a8d
Ian Wallace and Jordan Lynn Epperson discuss mermaids, bigfoot, skinwalkers, and other urban legends with guest callers! Music by Beekwilder - Fridge Broke (Instrumental) - https://thmatc.co/?l=3F221B53 Find out more at https://amalga-files.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/amalga-files/3164b8fd-d9cf-4281-b836-f6603f060a8d
Welcome to Fluxedo Junction! Each episode we bring you the best music of all genres from throughout the world, and this week we'll be speaking with author Jenny Boyd. Her latest book, Jennifer Juniper: A Journey Beyond The Muse is partially a retrospective of her life as a model in the Swinging Sixties, spending time in the company of some of the worlds most famous artists musicians, having been married to both Mick Fleetwood and Ian Wallace, and also being at different times a sister-in-law to both George Harrison and Eric Clapton. The book is also a story of self discovery, after courageously moving on from a divorce and substance abuse, Jenny earned her Masters in Counseling Psychology and a PhD in Humanities. Ever since she's been an in demand public speaker and an accomplished writer. Her website is www.thejennyboyd.com
This week, I'm away for work so it's been impossible to create a full episode. However, there are two important Yes updated we need to cover so I attempted to connect with Mark from my hotel room - which worked, a bit... So what we have is a very short episode covering the announcement of the US Tour dates for 2020 and the press release from Dave Watkinson which I've copied below: JON ANDERSON and THE WARRIORS The Book, Vinyl EP Record and Accrington Display March – April – May 2020 28 - March - Paperback Book release 30 - March - Jon & The Warriors Vinyl Demos EP Record release 27 - April - Accrington Library Display Opening Day and Signing 30 - May - Accrington Library Display - Warriors member - Signing JON ANDERSON BOOK Jon Anderson and The Warriors - the road to Yes A meticulously researched book about Jon Anderson and his early band The Warriors (who also featured future King Crimson drummer Ian Wallace). Published by Sonicbond Publishing in the UK it has 208 pages. It features 175 black and white photos and 44 in colour, most not seen for more than 50 years. Jon Anderson is the enigmatic lead singer and founding member of Yes. He is also a composer, artist, writer, dreamer, lyricist, poet and musician, with a career spanning more than fifty years. Many books have been written about the band Yes, but until now none have covered Jon's early years in his first band, The Warriors, in any detail. This group played a key role in developing Jon's Anderson’s vocal range, work ethic and determination to succeed, as well as giving him valuable experience in the music business, which was of invaluable help as his career blossomed. David Watkinson takes us on a journey from the Lancashire beat music scene in the early 1960s to the vibrancy of London later in the decade. In the short time The Warriors existed - from 1963 to 1967 - they released a single, appeared on TV and in a movie, and spent a year following in the Beatles footsteps as a working group in Germany. As well as providing a complete history of The Warriors, this book also follows Jon's subsequent career in London, his appearances with Gun and his brief solo career as Hans Christian. He finally met Chris Squire and found a home in Mabel Greer's Toyshop, as that group gradually morphed into Yes during the summer of 1968. The book includes new interviews with Jon and many members of The Warriors, through its various line-up changes, most for the very first time. It also features a newly researched family tree, long forgotten photographs, of both the Warriors and the first line up of Yes, many items of memorabilia and an exclusive look into the band’s diaries. It closes with a comprehensive discography and a collectables section. This unique and meticulously researched book will delight both Yes and Jon Anderson fans as well as students of the 1960s music scene. It is essential reading for all lovers of the world's greatest progressive rock band, and fans of the genre's finest vocalist - Jon Anderson. The Paperback edition signed by the author is exclusively available through… https://burningshed.com/david-watkinson_jon-anderson-and-the-warriors_pb-book?filter_name=jon%20&filter_sub_category=true Price: £20, 234 x 156 mm (Royale), ISBN: 9781789520354 https://www.sonicbondpublishing.co.uk/ The book is also available to pre order from all bookshops and online stores. JON ANDERSON and THE WARRIORS THE LOST DEMOS VINYL EP In these early recordings by Jon we don’t get the lyrics, wordplay, mysticism or complex sounds and meanings which later became his signature. What we have here is a young man enjoying himself as a band member, trying to make a few pounds, travel and to emulate the Beatles a little. In these basic beginnings neither Jon Anderson or Ian Wallace shine much, but what we do get are little signs and glimpses of their potential. Jon
Kate and Kay talk about their latest cookbook, and Ian analyses more of your dreams.
Welcome to another adventure within the multiverse! We are back at it, another round of Cage Roulette for Nicolas Cage November. The game is simple, we bring a guest into the studio to spin the Cage Roulette and we review whichever Nicolas Cage movie it lands on. For this episode, we are sitting down with Ian Wallace of Amalgam-Mania to discuss the late 90s film, Face/Off. Find out more information about Amalgam-Mania and how you can win some free comics from this episode. Not to mention, we got a chance to have our own Amalgam experience, live on the air. Join us as we fancast the upcoming reboot of Face/Off, its themes, cinematic climate and more! To get more from this episode, click here:And more importantly, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, addiction, self-harm or depression - please free feel to reach out. Use any of our resources (https://bit.ly/2KzYwfI), call the suicide lifeline (1-800-273-8255) or text 741-741.Music by Beggars (https://bit.ly/2x69ZuL).
Recently Branded hotel groups such as Marriott and IHG have announced plans to eliminate the use of single use plastic bottle amenities in all their guestrooms within the next couple of years. In addition, California just passed AB1162 requiring hotels to use 6 oz or larger bottles in the showers of all guest rooms by 2023. NY State has proposed something similar and will take up the issue in Albany when the legislature convenes in January. These 2 new Drivers of #DispensedAmenities have turned what was a growing trend in hospitality into a stampede. Ian Wallace, President –Dispenser Amenities Raymond Ferretti – Vice President Marketing & Brand Development– Marietta Hospitality Ray Burger, President – Pineapple Hospitality
April '19 - Music from Altered Tapes, Steve Miller Band, Ian Wallace, Missy Elliott, Machinedrum, Sly & The Family Stone, Paul Wall, Marta Acuna, Kenny Dope, Soundgarden, Phonte, Scott Walker, Jim Sharp, Marvin Gaye, John Morales, CASisDead, Echo & The Bunnymen and The PLAYlist ft. Glenn Lewis. Bringing you the best music that isn't on the radio. Powered by artists on the Private Stock Records Label and content in the Private Stock Record Pool. Full tracklist below, follow on: http://www.PrivateStockRecords.com http://www.Twitter.com/PVTStockRecs http://www.Instagram.com/PVTStockRecs http://www.Facebook.com/PVTStockRecs https://open.spotify.com/user/djzimmie/playlist/7xHRPcQtyTVH3nIHARWix6 funk remix disco soul R&B dj radio hip-hop hiphop nudisco dance electronic rock
Building Artistry is a self-guided audio tour of Fairmont Pacific Rim's ever-expanding art collection. The collection now includes works by Neil Campbell, James Cheng, Liam Gillick, Fred Herzog, Ian Wallace, Joseph Wu and Adad Hannah, and underlines a deep commitment to bringing art and artists into all aspects of the hotel’s design and development.
Today’s fashion for self-built homes may have started a few decades ago, but for nearly 200 million years, a family of insects have been quietly developing their own, des res. Depending on where you come from, they are sometimes known as ‘straw worms’, or ‘case worms’, but for most they are simply called ‘caddis’. The origin of the word "caddis" is unclear, but it seems to date back as far as Izaak Walton's 1653 book The Complete Angler, where the angling hero notes how to fish for roach or dace using "case-worms or cadis" as bait. There are almost 200 species of caddisfly in the UK, the largest of which is more than 3cm long. In this episode of Living World, Lionel Kelleway hopes to find just a few of this number when he is joined on Lake Windermere by caddisfly expert Ian Wallace, who attempts to guide Lionel through these curious pond, lake and river dwelling insects. Along the way they discover some of the intricate biology which leads to the creation of their self built homes, a process that has even been adopted by jewelry designers in recent years. Lindsey Chapman hosts this revised Living World from 2007 and gently brings the story up to date for today's audience.
MG and Katie Perrior discuss scallop wars between French and British fishermen. Katie comments on how realistic The BBC's 'Bodyguard' is. Plus, psychologist and dream expert Ian Wallace busts the myth that eating cheese before bed gives you weird dreams. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Sean and Mimi investigate The Sign of The Mute Medusa (1977) by Ian Wallace, a vexatious-baffling crime against literature.
In this feature-length episode, the gang welcomes back Dynamo Marz, Grandizer Funk and Steve Van Samson in the studio along with Taryn Barber, Ian Wallace, and Santino Mancebo joining in on Skype to offer their thoughts and predictions on the upcoming Infinity War film. They give their thoughts on the location of Hawkeye, mid- and end-credit scenes, who will make it through (and who won't be so lucky) as well as the biggest mystery of all - where is the Soul Stone? All this, plus a surprise call-in guest, a bunch of listener feedback and MORE on the most ambitious crossover in the history of Throwdown Thursday!
In this feature-length episode, the gang focuses on the history and cultural impact of the King of Wakanda, T'Challa - also known as the Black Panther and his upcoming solo film. Ian Wallace, Mark Lynch, and Triple Threat Justin return to bring their own specific insights into the character. They discuss how they got into the comics, tv shows, and video games that made them a fan of the character. They also get into how Black Panther influenced other superheroes and teams, as well as the difference between T'Challa the king and T'Challa the Black Panther. All this, plus an intense new battle, and more!
This week the gang is joined by Ian Wallace of Amalga-Mania, Mark Lynch of the Old Man Wade podcast and Justin (he's a triple threat) to talk about Idris Elba's character Stacker Pentecost in the 2013 Guillermo del Toro film Pacific Rim, AKA "A Giant Robot Hits A Giant Monster With A FUCKING BOAT!". They talk about how despite his limited role in the film, the character of Pentecost ties the entire film together, how good Idris Elba looks wearing just a towel, and how useful an Idris El-bot would be for Ian to travel with. All this, plus battle results, the guests get into character and more on this week's episode of Throwdown Thursday!
Interpretación de los sueños. Psicología. Freud. Ian Wallace. Significado. Sueños recurrentes. Soñar con volar. Alturas. Caer. Pesadillas. Miedo.
Osteoarthritis is a common, painful joint condition that affects about 8 million people in the UK, and many others across the world. It stems from a breakdown of the protective cartilage at the ends of bones causing pain, swelling and movement problems, commonly in the knee. Osteoarthritis cases have been on the rise, but not for the reasons you might think. Katie Haylor spoke to palaeoanthropologist Ian Wallace from Harvard University, who has taken a historical perspective on finding out why... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists
Osteoarthritis is a common, painful joint condition that affects about 8 million people in the UK, and many others across the world. It stems from a breakdown of the protective cartilage at the ends of bones causing pain, swelling and movement problems, commonly in the knee. Osteoarthritis cases have been on the rise, but not for the reasons you might think. Katie Haylor spoke to palaeoanthropologist Ian Wallace from Harvard University, who has taken a historical perspective on finding out why... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists
In this week's transmission, we transcend into another dimension by delving into the past and the sub conscious as we're joined by genealogist, Anthony Adolf and Dream Analyst, Ian Wallace. After that we try and hook our mate Producer Gareth up on a date and he's well pleased. Enjoy dear listener and remember to review! For every 5 star review we get, Producer Gareth is one step closer to finding an actual human partner and not the plant he talks to at home...allegedly. If anyone wants to donate even a pound to help with the costs of hosting the podcasts it would be much appreciated! PayPal is Bellybouncelinglongling@gmail.com
In this week's transmission, we transcend into another dimension by delving into the past and the sub conscious as we're joined by genealogist, Anthony Adolf and Dream Analyst, Ian Wallace. After that we try and hook our mate Producer Gareth up on a date and he's well pleased. Enjoy dear listener and remember to review! For every 5 star review we get, Producer Gareth is one step closer to finding an actual human partner and not the plant he talks to at home...allegedly.
This week's podcast highlights quotes from Terry Mark, Shannon Alder, Oscar Wilde, Oprah Winfrey, Kevin Daum, Drake and Ian Wallace. I also spend some time helping you identify the naysayers in your life and reviewing one of the characters in the Bible by the name of David. Embracing who and how you are could be the thing that determines if you fulfill your destiny or continue living a mundane and boring life. Check out the discussion this week and see why you should embrace your inner goofball.Background Music Credit: Eendee, Xray731, JesperH9Subscribe via: iTunes, Google Play, and TuneIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Dream interpretation - more than just an adolescent pastime, keeping track of your nighttime cinema can help resolve both mental and physical trauma, and help us realise our ambitions. Yes, really. Tune in as we speak to dream therapist Ian Wallace who invites us to spend an extra few minutes in bed (always welcome!) to ponder our dreams. He explains how we can make sense of what we dream, why we shouldn't fear nightmares, what smoking does to your dreams and why our dream imagery is actually our most accurate and useful selfie. Fluff those pillows and get ready to delve into the realm of the subconscious.
Lagstiftningen har hjälpt till att göra Sverige till ett Klondike för utländska företag i jakt på malm. Och Kaliber kan visa att en stor del av sökandet efter metaller pågår i vår mest värdefulla natur. ”It´s your chance to do business. – It´s about raising capital for the mining industry and about getting deals done. And we find that the PDAC is a wonderful platform in which we can do that. “ Här på den stora prospekteringsmässan i Toronto i mars släpptes nyheten: Sverige är världens bästa land för den som vill satsa pengar på gruvor. Det är 690 gruv- och prospekteringsföretag världen över som fått sätta betyg i undersökningen som sammanställs av den kanadensiska forskningsorganisationen Fraser-institutet. För att hamna i topp ska landet ha gruv-vänlig politik, miljöregler som inte avskräcker från att investera, lågt skattetryck, och bra infrastruktur. Och Sverige rankas alltså sammantaget som det bästa landet i världen för malmletare och gruvbolag. Såhär säger en vice vd på ett prospekteringsbolag om Sverige i undersökningen: En "exemplarisk politik", ”Snabbt beviljande av prospektering.” Hemma i Sverige presenterade näringsminister Annie Lööf förra året regeringens mineralstrategi. – När man tittar på de prognoserna som industrin själva tar fram så är expansionen väldigt tydlig. Vi kommer under kommande decennier se fler gruvor och på fler ställen runt om i landet. Och det har lett oss till att vi idag presenterar en strategi som bygger på orden dialog, hållbarhet, konkurrenskraft och tillväxt i hela landet. Prognosen i strategin visar att det om sex år kan finnas 30 metallgruvor i Sverige, nästan en fördubbling jämfört med idag. Och 2030 kan uppemot 50 gruvor vara igång. Men innan man startar en gruva måste man leta efter malmen, det kallas prospektering. Medan du och jag ofta inte får tälta eller plocka en blomma i ett naturreservat kan företag i jakt på malm få borra i vår mest värdefulla natur. I Kaliber idag om gruvboomen som satt snurr på de stora borrmaskinerna som åker in i skyddad natur och tuggar sig djupt ner i berget i jakten på metaller. Matti Berg leder in och matar sina islandshästar som brukar ta med turister på ridturer i Kebnekaisefjällen. I den skyddade naturen här omkring letar företag från flera olika länder efter metaller. – Jag tycker att det är för jävligt rent ut sagt. Sen tycker jag att det är mycket märkligt att vi har en massa skyddsbestämmelser för miljön, sen när det kommer till kritan är de inte värd någonting. Alltså när minerallagen träder in upphör all annan lagstiftning att gälla verkar det som. Du urholkar ju hela naturreservatet, du urholkar miljöskyddet. Vilka signaler skickar det till allmänheten och till vanligt folk? Man får inte göra det ena och det andra men du får gå in med en stor bandvagn och borriggar och borra därinne. I miljöbalken står inskrivet att fjällområdet Kebnekaise-Sjaunja ska skyddas mot exploatering som skadar naturvärdet. Men i marken här finns järn, och ett utländskt prospekteringsföretag har meddelat myndigheterna att de planerar att sätta borrmaskinen i berget på åtta platser i området nu under våren. – Det är ju väster om här. Det är ju uppe på kalfjället. Det är ju Kebnekaisefjällen, det är ju riktig fjällvärld. Man kan ju fråga sig hur länge kan jag visa upp det här för folk från hela världen? Nu hotas allt det där på grund av kortsiktigt ekonomiskt vinsttänk, det är ju bara det som styr. Det känns jävligt surt tycker jag. Jag blir förbannad. De senaste årens starka efterfrågan på metaller och stigande priser har gjort det hett att leta malm i några av Sveriges mest skyddsvärda naturområden. Även om både metallpriserna och malmjakten minskade under förra året så är det fortfarande höga nivåer jämfört med för tio år sen. För att få leta efter malm krävs ett undersökningstillstånd från statliga Bergsstaten. Och det får man i naturreservat. Minerallagen är skriven så att när ett företag vill söka malm ska Bergsstaten inte ta hänsyn till om det finns höga naturvärden i området. Det är bara i nationalparker som Bergsstaten inte ger undersökningstillstånd. Ingen myndighet vet hur mycket malmletande som pågår i naturreservat. Så vi räknar själva antalet undersökningstillstånd. Vi ställer Bergsstatens karta bredvid Naturvårdsverkets karta över skyddad natur. Vi kollar på Norr- och Västerbotten där nära hälften av landets 900 undersökningstillstånd finns. Och det visar sig att 22 procent, alltså mer än var femte undersökningstillstånd ligger helt och hållet, eller delvis, inom naturreservat. Siffran blir högre om man också räknar med annan skyddad natur, som EU:s Natura 2000 – som ska skyddas för att bromsa utrotningen av djur och växter. I till exempel gruvkommunen Kiruna är det regel och inte undantag att undersökningstillstånden sträcker sig in i skyddad natur. – Okej, vi har malm för ungefär tio års ytterligare drift. Och för alla som behöver järn och stål är det en otroligt bra nyhet det här. Också statens företag LKAB borrar efter malm i naturreservat. Det är den 12 mars och teknik- och affärsutvecklingsdirektören Per-Erik Lindvall har kallat till presskonferens om att de hittat mer malm kring gruvberget i Svappavaara. – Vi ser ju att malmen fortsätter men vi vet inte hur djupt den går så vi fortsätter ju prospekteringsborrningarna här i området. Just det här är inte skyddat naturområde men nu planerar företaget att gå vidare med borrmaskinen, in i fjällurskogsreservaten här omkring. – Vår prospekteringsbudget ligger strax under 100 miljoner kronor per år nu. Varför vill ni borra i naturreservat när det redan finns tre stora kända malmer här? – Är det så att vi ser att vi har en potentiell fyndighet så vill vi skapa kunskap om den, oaktat var så att säga. Det är ju inte förbjudet, kom ihåg det, utan man får faktiskt tillstånd att göra det här, så att jag tycker liksom att vi ska inte dra det där strecket för långt liksom att vi håller på med någonting som inte skulle vara tillåtet utan det är absolut tillåtet. Finns det då en fyndighet av tillräcklig storlek, ja då kommer vi så småningom att söka tillstånd för att bedriva den. Vi kommer att vilja utveckla vår verksamhet så långt det är möjligt för att stärka företaget och det tror vi är till nytta både för oss som företag och för samhället i stort. Varje naturreservat har sina egna regler och det kan krävas dispens från Länsstyrelsen för att få borra efter malm där. Men det är först när det gått så långt som till en provbrytning som det behövs en miljökonsekvensbeskrivning och miljötillstånd. – This one here is a challenge for me to do because it is a 60 degree angle. 2011 och 2012 borrade Asera Mining, med indiska finansiärer, i och under den Natura-2000-klassade sjön Vättern, till priset av runt 20 miljoner kronor. I julas satte företaget borren i nästa tänkbara gruvprojekt, vid Tabergs naturreservat, söder om Jönköping, där det bor sällsynta fladdermöss.Järnfyndigheten ligger i naturreservatet, men för att slippa söka dispens har företaget borrat det här första hålet precis utanför reservatsgränsen. Tabergsbon Lennart Johansson blev ledsen när han upptäckte hur det såg ut när borrningarna var klara, precis intill en liten bäck sticker ett metallrör upp, det är själva borrhålet. Runt omkring ligger en blågrönsvart sörja i större och mindre högar – sådant som kommit upp ur berget när de borrat. I den lilla bäcken finns också det blåsvarta. – Det var inte vackert. Men sen bävar man ju lite för att de ska ge sig in det här berget och ta jordartsmetaller. För det går ju faktiskt bäckar härifrån ju. Och det här är ju betesvallar och det är lätt att korna kommer ner till vattnet. Det kanske redan gör ont i magen på korna. Ove Göting som är delägare i företaget Asera Mining säger att de ska städa upp vid Taberg. – Vi ska dit. Vi ska också lägga grus på vägar där vi kört som var väldigt våta då. Är det risk att det innehåller några farliga ämnen det här materialet som är uppborrat från berget? – Nja, det vet man ju inte förrän man har analyserat det. Men om man tittar på de gamla analyserna av malmen där så är det ju inget som är farligt på något vis. Varför är det värt att undersöka järn som finns inne i ett naturreservat? – Ja, ett naturreservat är ingenting som måste bestå i tid och evighet. Samhället behöver ju också industrier, arbetstillfällen och inkomster. Du har borrat i Vättern och nu vid Tabergs naturreservat, vad kommer det bli härnäst? – Förhoppningsvis mer på samma ställen tills det ger något resultat på riktigt. Det är givetvis det som är målet - att få öppna en gruva som kan bryta malm. Kalibers sammanställning visar att mer än var femte undersökningstillstånd i norra Sverige finns i naturreservat. Bara en liten del av allt sökande blir verkligen en gruva. I de fallen är det en total förvandling av landskapet. Men även att undersöka kan innebära risker för naturen. Ett exempel är Australiensiska Avalon Minerals borrningar förra året i Påkketanjaure Naturreservat längst upp i norra Sverige. Avalon hade fått klartecken att fälla 35 träd i naturreservatet för att den stora borrmaskinen skulle komma fram och borra efter koppar och järn. Men när Länsstyrelsen kommer på kontroll i maj 2013 möts de av dieselstank. Ur ett av borrhålen rinner det ut något som liknar olja. Material som har borrats upp från bergets djup ligger utspritt som en gyttja, och det här slammet från borrningarna ligger så att det kan rinna iväg och förorena vattendrag. Marken är sönderkörd på flera ställen och levande träd är överkörda. Länsstyrelsen polisanmälde företaget för dumpning och spridning av miljöfarligt avfall och nedskräpning. Och åklagare har inlett en förundersökning med misstanke om otillåten miljöverksamhet. Vi ringer Avalons Affärschef, Ian Wallace i Australien. – Because we did the drilling during the winter months there was some drilling material that couldn´t be identified at the time because it disappeared into the snow. Han säger att de borrade under vintern och då tappade de en del material som försvann i snön. Och det hade smält fram när Länsstyrelsen kom. Han säger att företaget nu har städat upp efter sig, och det kommer Länsstyrelsen att följa upp nu till sommaren. Han säger att förutom de träd företaget fått tillstånd att kapa så skadades ytterligare två träd under borrningens gång. Hur det kommer sig att marken enligt Länsstyrelsen är sönderkörd på flera ställen kan han inte svara på eftersom han inte sett rapporten. – Tre, två, ett, noll! Det var glada miner för 1,5 år sedan när en ny gruva sprängdes gång - en järnmalmsgruva utanför Pajala. Granne med Muonioälven som är skyddad som en del av Europas mest värdefulla natur - Natura 2000. – Såhär ser bottnen ut väldigt nära utloppet. Det är brunt slam, typ järn. Urban Kumpula bor bara några meter från Muonioälven och hans stora intresse är att fiska lax. I höstas var han och fotade röret där vatten från gruvan släpps ut och som bland annat innehåller rester av sprängmedel. – Det har varit rena stenar. Men nu är ju hela den här delen, den är beväxt med alger och det är ju ett stort tecken på att det är övergödning. Och det är bara efter ett års brytning, så har det förändrats totalt. Det här ju absolut sådant vi inte vill ska hända. Det är en av Sveriges största laxälvar. För att få starta en gruva krävs ett miljötillstånd. I tillståndet för den här gruvan finns inget gränsvärde för hur mycket vatten från gruvprocessen som får släppas ut i älven. Fram till i höstas hade en miljon kubikmeter vatten från gruvan släppts ut. Men enligt David Berggård som är gruvexpert på Länsstyrelsen i Norrbotten hade inga sådana stora mängder vatten behövt släppas ut om företaget hade byggt magasinet för gruvvatten så stort som det var planerat – flera gånger större än det blev. Och för att undvika översvämning måste gruvvatten ibland pumpas rakt ut i den skyddade Muonioälven. Urban Kumpula är orolig för att ämnen som släpps ut från gruvan ska göra att laxen försvinner från älven. – Det är inte värt att offra en älv för flera 100 år framåt, om man ställer det mot en gruva, med den blomstrande ekonomi som kommunen har, som är verksam i 30 år. Nej, jag offrar inte älvens väl och ve, inte ens för en gruva. Vi har kollat på företagets siffror från mätningar av utsläpp i älven. Och de visar på något högre halter av kväve och fosfor nedanför utsläppspunkten jämfört med längre uppströms. Willy Sundling är miljödirektör på det Luxemburg-registrerade Northland Resources som driver gruvan och han säger att det viktiga är att myndigheterna fortfarande klassar älven som att den har god ekologisk status. – Det viktiga är att vi inte avbördar vatten till Muonioälven som förändrar älvens status i någon riktning och det är ju det som är den huvudsakliga inriktningen från vårt håll. Men han lämnar samtidigt inga garantier till Urban Kumpula och andra som är oroliga för livet i älven. – Jag tror att det är ganska komplicerad materia att diskutera den här påverkan där utgångspunkten är att vattnet från gruvverksamheten skulle övergöda älven. Det är en ganska komplicerad bevisbörda att säga att det inte blir så eller att det blir så. Han hänvisar också till en debattartikel i höstas där forskare från Luleå Tekniska universitet skrev att de miljöeffekter som kan uppstå vid gruvdrift ofta är lokala och att det inte finns några belägg för att gruvindustrin skulle kunna orsaka övergödning i Östersjön, där älv-vattnet till slut rinner ut. – Deras bedömning var att risken var obefintlig att det skulle kunna inträffa, det använder jag som rättesnöre i sammanhanget. Att det blev ett mindre vattenmagasin än planerat var för att hålla nere kostnaderna i samband med gruvstarten säger han, men företaget kommer att bygga ett större magasin när produktionen ökar. Under förra året fick statliga LKAB miljötillstånd att starta en ny gruva några mil söder om Kiruna, intill Aptasvare fjällurskog som ingår i EU:s mest värdefulla natur, Natura 2000. Naturvårdsverket befarar att gruvan kan förstöra det skyddade myrlandskapet. Nu har gruvdriften tillfälligt stoppats. Berget, som ligger utanför reservatsgränsen, är redan urgröpt vid toppen efter provbrytningen. – De fick börja avverkningarna för gruvan i somras. Det var skyddsvärd skog, nu är det ett kalhygge. För tio år sen var Per-Erik Mukka här och inventerade skyddsvärd skog på uppdrag av Länsstyrelsen. – Det är ju ett reservatsförslag. Kryllar av rödlistade arter som är beroende av gamla och döda träd. Orkidéer. Det är ju bara att tänka – urskogar i Sverige – hur mycket har vi kvar? Det finns ju knappt kvar någonting. Nu jobbar han med att förbereda de nattliga sprängningarna i LKAB:s Kirunagruva. Och är ordförande för Naturskyddsföreningen i Kiruna. – Vi tycker att skyddad natur ska vara skyddad. Då borde det vara onödigt med prospektering också där. Eftersom vi tycker att man inte ska bryta det så borde man inte prospektera heller. Vi har ju skyddat det av en orsak - att det ska få vara kvar till framtiden. Det handlar ju om hur mycket vi ska utrota av arter, vad ska vi ha kvar? Nu under våren ska mark- och miljööverdomstolen avgöra om den här gruvan skadar den skyddade naturen intill. Gruvföretaget LKAB har gjort en undersökning och kommit fram till att gruvan inte kommer att förstöra myrlandskapet. Svenska staten hjälper med skattepengar till att marknadsföra även naturreservat för företag som letar malm. Under förra året flög en helikopter och ett flygplan lågt över naturreservat norr om Kiruna med mätinstrument som läser av berggrunden. Projektet att kartlägga berggrunden i norra Sverige kostade staten totalt 20 miljoner förra året. Mätresultaten läggs ut på nätet. Syftet är främst att det ska hjälpa företag med malmletandet så att de vet var de ska sätta ner borren. Det här ingår i regeringens mineralstrategi. Inför sommaren är planen att staten ska gå ut och kartlägga berghällar i Muddus nationalpark. – Skogen har ju en enorm betydelse, det har ju ni alla förstått nu. Samtidigt ska mer natur skyddas. Det berättade miljöminister Lena Ek på en presskonferens i mars. – Utöver de hektar som vi redan har bestämt oss för att skydda i Sverige så lägger vi på här 150 000 hektar. Men trots att Länsstyrelsen i Västerbotten i tio år jobbat för att göra naturreservat av Rönnbäcksnäset vid Tärnaby så har regeringen nu gett ett företag tillstånd för en nickelgruva på det planerade naturreservatet. Nu återstår bara ett miljötillstånd. Per Nihlén jobbar med naturreservat på Länsstyrelsen i Västerbotten. – De prospekt man har sett på gruvplanerna så innebär det naturligtvis en total ödeläggelse av naturvärdena. Gammal orörd skog med en massa rödlistade, hotade arter. Om man sågar ner alla träd och bryter upp marken och använder det som upplag då är ju naturen förödd så att säga. Vi är på juridiska institutionen på Uppsala universitet där vi ska träffa Jan Darpö som är professor i miljörätt. Han säger att just malm och gruvor väger tungt och har flera speciella förmåner i lagtexterna, på bekostnad av miljöskyddet. – Minerallagstiftningen är i grund och botten en exploateringslagstiftning. Det är ett helt paket av åtgärder som har vuxit fram under många år och som ju egentligen har syftat till att få fram gruvor och arbetstillfällen. Det är ju val man gjort genom åren från lagstiftarens sida. Jan Darpö tycker att alla beslut kring gruvor och malmjakt borde gå att överklaga till miljödomstolarna. – Problemet är att man har en särskild myndighet, man har en särskild myndighetskultur vars beslut är svåra att överklaga och ofta överklagas till regeringen med en relativt exploateringsinriktad rättstillämpning. Det ger, tror jag, regelmässigt ett svagare miljöskydd. Man kan peka på regler som också är väldigt förmånliga för mineralutvinningen - till exempel i tredje kapitlet miljöbalken så har ju mineralutvinning ett företräde som riksintresse. Här vid Kungsträdgården i Stockholm har gruvornas branschorganisation SveMin sitt kontor. Anders Lundkvist jobbar med miljö- och energifrågor. Hur ser ni från branschorganisationen på prospektering i skyddad natur? – Vi tycker ju att det är nödvändigt att man har möjlighet att komma in och göra undersökningar i sådana här områden. Det kan ju vara så att det finns väldigt stora tillgångar under områden som har ett visst naturskydd idag, men som i en process längre fram då kan bli aktuellt för en gruva. Vad är det som ni ser att man kan gå miste om ifall man inte prospekterar i skyddad natur? – Det kan ju vara avsevärda tillgångar i mineraler och framtida metallförsörjning för Sverige och för EU. Hur ser ni på att det kan hända sådana här saker, att det spills olja i samband med prospektering vid naturreservat? – Det vi kan göra som branschförening det är ju att se till våra medlemmar har bra anvisningar så man kan jobba gemensamt. Vi förlorar ju alla på om enskilda bolag inte beter sig rätt i sådana här miljöer. För då, naturligtvis, kan ju tillåtligheten att gå in i sådana här områden ifrågasättas och det är ju inte vi betjänta av alls. Går det att åka in med borraggregat och borra utan att man spiller olja eller att det blir avfall ifrån själva borrningen där? – Det är klart att det går att undvika att det blir spill. Eller det går att se till att det inte blir det. Och om händer så ska man naturligtvis ha ett systematiskt sätt att ta rätt på det. Chans till arbetstillfällen står mot naturvärden. Kaliber har räknat ut att en mer än en femtedel av alla undersökningstillstånd efter mineraler i norra Sverige gäller i naturreservat. Samtidigt som regeringen vill skydda mer natur. Vi ville prata med gruvminister Annie Lööf eftersom det är minerallagen som styr och den ingår i hennes ansvarsområde. Men trots att vi under tre veckors tid bett om en intervju får vi gång på gång nej från hennes pressekreterare. Till slut får vi intervjua hennes politiskt sakkunniga, Marie Wickberg som också är Centerpartist. – Vi ser ett väldigt stort värde i just den här kartläggningen alltså att vi vet vad som finns under mark. Därför har vi gjort den avdömningen att vi tycker att det är okej att man letar även i de skyddade områdena och om det inte bryter mot föreskrifter eller reservatets syfte skulle det teoretiskt sett också kunna vara möjligt att ha en industriell verksamhet även i ett naturreservat. Men hur ser ni på risken att prospektering faktiskt kan orsaka skador, som till exempel oljespill eller nedkörda träd? – Det är naturligtvis oacceptabelt att det blir skador på det viset oavsett om man är i skyddad natur eller någon annanstans. Men tyvärr finns det en sådan risk och det går ju inte att garantera till 100 procent att det aldrig kommer hända. Vad är det som gör att det ändå är värt att tillåta prospektering i skyddad natur? – Att vi har en jättebra koll på vad vi har för mineraltillgångar i Sverige. Det betyder tillväxt och arbetstillfällen. Varför är regeringen med och betalar miljonbelopp av skattepengar för att hjälpa företag som letar malm med var de kan hitta malm i naturreservat? – Världen lider jättestor brist på olika metaller och mineraler och vi ser en möjlighet att kunna utvinna en del av dem i Sverige på ett kanske mer miljövänligt sätt än man kan göra på andra ställen i världen och därför tycker vi att det är viktigt att vi vet vad som finns. Hur kan regeringen säga att ni vill skydda mer skog samtidigt som regeringen har gett tillstånd till en nickelgruva i ett område som Länsstyrelsen i Västerbotten försökt göra till naturreservat? – Vi har skyddat väldigt mycket skog i norra Sverige och det är också i norra Sverige vi har huvuddelen av all gruvdrift. Det vi behöver göra nu är att titta mycket på södra Sverige och de nyckelbiotoper som finns där. Vad säger hon om professor Jan Darpös kritik om att gruvdrift har speciella förmåner i lagstiftningen på bekostnad av miljöskyddet? – Vi vill ju vara ett attraktivt gruvland. Vi vill att fler människor ska komma hit och titta på vad vi har för mineralfyndigheter. Sen säger vi det också tillsammans med att vi har en av världens strängaste miljölagstiftningar. I stallet vid Kebnekaisefjällen har Matti Berg matat färdigt sina islandshästar. – Om vi då offrar stora naturvärden – de är ju borta för alltid. Och vi offrar det för kanske tio års utvinning av järnmalm. Vad gör vi sedan då? Då har vi kvar såren i marken. En mineral är en ändlig resurs. Och någonstans måste vi ta ett beslut – vad är priset vi är beredda att betala? Reporter Magdalena Martinsson magdalena.martinsson@sverigesradio.se Producent Sofia Boo sofia.boo@sverigesradio.se Reporter Taberg Alexandra Svedberg alexandra.svedberg@sverigesradio.se
The Faculty of Visual Art + Material Practice, Emily Carr University of Art and Design and the Canadian Photographic Portfolio Society Present: Through the Lens: Photography and Contemporary Art is a CPPS Panel Discussion featuring Mark Lewis, Liz Magor, Marianne Nicolson, and Ian Wallace, moderated by Kathleen Ritter. One could argue that, out of any technological changes, the advent of photography in the mid-nineteenth century has most fundamentally altered the way we see the world around us. Photography’s influence in our daily lives has been pervasive, and its growing ubiquity and impact over the course of the twentieth century has been intimately tied to systems of belief, power, and ideology. In short, one can no longer help but see the world through a lens. Likewise, photography’s impact on art has been profound. Of particular interest are the ways in which other traditional art forms have responded to the development of photography. How has painting changed to accommodate or reject photography? How does sculpture revision itself in relation to photographic ways of seeing? For artists working across media, what role does photography play in the changing modes of representation? A one-night panel discussion, moderated by Kathleen Ritter (‘00), is structured around a question posed to four artists—Mark Lewis (’11 D.Litt), Liz Magor (’71), Marianne Nicolson (’96), and Ian Wallace (former professor ’72-‘98)—who work across disciplines: What role does photography play in your practice? Tuesday, September 13, 2011 | 7-9pm Emily Carr Lecture Theatre | Room 301, South Building Artists Mark Lewis, Liz Magor, Marianne Nicolson, Ian Wallace
Hi there, The Foot Stompin' Podcast is back with the new release from the Battlefield Band - Line Up. We follow this with a song from Gaelic song star Julie Fowlis and then an amazing golden oldie from the 50s - Ian Wallace singing There was a lad born in Kyle. Next is a new release from Sandy Brechin's Ceilidhdonia and we look forward to August's World Pipe Band Championships with St Laurence O'Toole Pipe Band. We finish off the podcast with a song from Skerryvore. Visit www.footstompin.com for all your Scottish music and culture needs.
This week we ask where you brunch. But as far as programs are concerned we find out about the first British invassion have an episode of the Navy Lark in which we hope Mr. Phillips can make it past Tower Bridge listen to The William Tell overture with the My music pannel highlight Ian Wallace and no it's not the Yes drummer and we end with Holmes and Watson solving the Speckled BAnd. Enjoy.
Ian Wallace is one of the pioneering forces behind Vancouver's conceptual art scene. Wallace taught art history at the University of British Columbia, Jeff Wall's alma mater, and the Vancouver School of Art. Here, he discusses his friendship, travels, and work with his celebrated "student" Jeff Wall. This podcast is brought to you by the Ancient Art Podcast. Explore more at ancientartpodcast.org.
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