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Today on Blended we have the wonderful Jimmy Akingbola. Jimmy is an actor and producer that currently plays the iconic Geoffery in the new rendition of The Fresh Prince, ‘Bel-Air'. Now living in the bright lights of Los Angeles, Jimmy returns home to the UK to reflect on how his upbringing shaped him in a moving documentary called ‘Handle with Care'. Jimmy takes us on an uplifting journey through his own experience as a child raised by parents of different ethnicities in foster care, how he processed abandonment and beautifully describes his blended upbringing, the difficult times and the better times. Considering the tough circumstances he was brought up in, he has an absolutely amazing outlook on his life, saying he has been blessed with two amazing families. Jimmy is an amazing role model for anyone who is in care or considering bringing a child into care and I'm so excited to share this episode with you all. You can catch Handle With Care on ITV Player, trust me it's a must watch! To become a part of the Blended community follow @Blended on Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

King Dom follows up and concludes his observations on the acclaimed TV series Poirot (ITV), the Belgian detective is under the magnifying glass once again.Coady returns as a key contributor to lend further insight into the portrayal of Poirot, the author Agatha Christie and what became of each episode and mystery.Lets see if GeekSweat can close the case on why this beloved show still holds sway in the memory and is worth revealing to new audiences once more..... #AgathaChristie #Belgian #CultTV #KingDom #MurderOnTheOrientExpress #Poirot

King Dom investigates the acclaimed TV series broadcast on ITV about the Belgian detective whose travels range from From 1930's London, England and beyond (even on THE Orient Express). POIROT (portrayed by David Suchet), accompanied by his elegant and trustworthy sidekicks, is the intelligent yet eccentrically-refined Belgian detective pitting his wits against a collection of first class deceptions. Lets see if GeekSweat can uncover the mystery, as to why it was such a cherished and beloved series.#AgathaChristie #Belgian #CultTV #KingDom #MurderOnTheOrientExpress #Poirot

Believe it or not, this is a World Cup preview episode. Dean's not here so we've gone to the standby list and got Dave (@cm9798) to join Eion and Bob. They're talking ITV Player, Jonathan Wilkes on a cruise ship, Rashford and Lingard's rather 'special relationship' and Mario Gomez. Plus, some serious World Cup chat is in there too...

Chris and Ian discuss IS, Youtube and Sky Q http://www.digitaloutbox.com/podcasts/episode265/DigitalOutbox-265-151124.mp3 Download iTunes M4A MP3 Shownotes George Osborne Says UK Will Tackle The “Cyber Threat” Of ISIS Anonymous takes on IS Telegram says it shut down 78 ISIS-related channels this week Tim Cook says the PC is dead… but Apple’s still making desktops and laptops Google Maps Gets Offline Navigation And Search Google refuses to let Google+ die with 'community' focused relaunch Why YouTube is the new children’s TV... and why it matters YouTube Music is here, and it’s a game changer Pandora To Buy Rdio Assets For $75M In Cash, Rdio Files Ch.11, Will Shutter Service Apple Music launches on Android Apple user anger as Mac apps break due to security certificate lapse Apple’s App Store Gets A Smarter Search Engine Dell is fixing the huge security flaw that made it easy to steal user data off its PCs Amazon Pantry Arrives In U.K. Along With A Prime Price Cut Amazon brings startup Launchpad to the UK U.K. Carrier EE Looking At Giving Users Control Over Mobile Ads WordPress gets a Mac app alongside completely rebuilt, open-source WordPress.com TAG Heuer Connected: the first 'legitimate' smartwatch? 'Sky Q' brings 4K and stylish new interface to premium TV ITV ditches ITV Player and launches new streaming Hub Sony is finally giving up on Betamax PlayStation 2 games are coming to the PS4 You can now order a custom 3D printed figure of your own Halo 5 Spartan

With Richard Coles and Aasmah Mir. Jon Culshaw talks about making a career out of impressions, with a repertoire of over 350 voices including John Major, Simon Cowell, Ed Miliband and Patrick Moore. Jon also talks about wanting to take on more serious roles, his fascination with astronomy and love of old cars. Jack Andraka is a pioneering teenage scientist who discovered a way to detect some forms of cancer in their early stages. Now eighteen, he talks about his work, which was initially inspired by the death of a close family friend, and dealing with depression and homophobic bullying. Polish personal trainer Jonas Zimnickas shares his 'My Saturday'. Ninety-three year old listener Heather Beagley remembers the excitement of being on the maiden voyage of the Queen Mary liner in 1936, which travelled from Southampton to New York when she was fourteen. Writer, Director and Choreographer Rajeev Goswami talks about bringing his musical Beyond Bollywood from Mumbai to London's West End. Hotelier and presenter Alex Polizzi shares her Inheritance Tracks: Brindisi from La Traviata and Nina Simone's I Put a Spell on You. Jon Culshaw voices celebrity puppets in Newzoids, available to watch on the ITV Player. Jack Andraka's memoir Breakthrough is out now. Beyond Bollywood is at the Palladium in London until the 27th June. Producer: Claire Bartleet Editor: Karen Dalziel.

DigitalOutbox Episode 140 DigitalOutbox Episode 140 - Google Nexus Family, Apple Cuts and Windows Phone 8 Playback Listen via iTunes Listen via M4A Listen via MP3 Shownotes 1:33 - Google Nexus updates 19:51 - Google Play Music heads to Europe 22:36 - Google brings advanced voice search to iOS 26:52 - Scott Forstall, John Browett To Leave Apple As Ive, Cue, Mansfield And Federighi Take On New Roles 33:12 - Apple publishes apology to Samsung 35:25 - Apple delays iTunes 11 35:50 - Windows Phone 8 41:01 - Kickstarter launches in the UK 46:14 - ITV Player revamp brings ad-free TV rentals, keeps the free catch-ups 47:22 - Disney buy Lucasfilm

DigitalOutbox Episode 105 In this episode the team discuss Facebook IPO , crazy photo copyright in the UK, gov.uk and BBC and Sky sitting in a tree. Mark Zuckerberg image - (CC) Brian Solis, www.briansolis.com / bub.blicio.us / CC-BY Playback Listen via iTunes Listen via M4A Listen via MP3 Shownotes 0:57 - Facebook IPO 6:46 - UK Court says you can copyright the basic idea of a photograph 10:09 - gov.uk enters beta 13:50 - BBC iPlayer and ITV Player to launch on Sky Anytime+ 15:41 - Skys New Web TV Service 18:16 - Virgin Up Broadband Prices 20:18 - Twitter announces they have ability to censor a tweet by country 25:06 - British tourists banned after making Twitter jokes 26:55 - John Browett is Apples new Senior VP of Retail 31:28 - Minecraft and Lego get married Picks Ian ShowYou - Great video discovery app - Version 3 just launched - Find videos from your friends easily via Twitter or Facebook integration - Really nice scrolling grid views of video - technically very impressive - Free on iOS or Kindle Fire

Steve Hewlett presents a topical programme about the fast-changing media world including, today, Netflix and the future of TV. Netflix, the video streaming service which enables customers to watch films and selected TV programmes over the internet, launched in the UK on Monday. Reed Hastings, the company's founder, claims that 'on demand' services like Netflix represent the future of TV. For the past 70 years or so, TV viewing habits have been dominated by schedules set by TV networks. With the rise of catchup and on demand services like the BBC iPlayer, ITV Player and Channel 4's 4OD, viewers have been able to take more control over what they watch and when they watch it. So is Netflix really the beginning of the end for traditional TV? Or will it struggle to make an impact in the UK market, where several catchup and on demand services are already well established? Reed Hastings makes his case to Steve, who discusses the issues with Tess Alps from the TV marketing organisation Thinkbox and Geoff Slaughter from comparison website SimplifyDigital. Steve is also joined by broadcast consultant Stephen Price for an overview of the last year's viewing figures. Who's going up, who's going down and what does that tell us about longer term viewing trends? The Leveson Inquiry into the culture, ethics and practices of the press has resumed after the Christmas break. This week it's been the turn of the newspaper editors to have their say, from Dominic Mohan of The Sun to Lionel Barber of the Financial Times.The Financial Times' chief media correspondent Ben Fenton has been following developments. The producer is Simon Tillotson.

Another whole week of Frackulous, mostly featuring: ITV Player on Android, WalkExplorer on iPhone, AirVideo on iPad, Facebook Inside on the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc and Waze free satnav on most phones.

Another whole week of Frackulous, mostly featuring: ITV Player on Android, WalkExplorer on iPhone, AirVideo on iPad, Facebook Inside on the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc and Waze free satnav on most phones.