Podcast appearances and mentions of james carney

For this week's Haunting Season-themed Local Legends episode, the final of the four, Martin gathers round the Three Ravens campfire with folklorist Brice Stratford to chat all about his new book Halloween Folklore and Ghost Stories.This new collection is Brice's third book, following his first collection, Anglo Saxon Folklore: The Struggle for the Saxon Kingdoms, and New Forest Myths and Folklore, both of which were published in 2022.A storyteller, historian, actor and theatre director, Brice writes on heritage, art and architectural history for Apollo Magazine, the Spectator, and various trade publications, and for 12 years he ran the award-winning Owle Schreame theatre company which is currently on hiatus.Born and raised in the New Forest, he started his journey into folklore in the New Forest area of Southern England, engaging in folklore collecting and plenty of deep-dive research – skills which he brought to bear for his new Halloween Folklore and Ghost Stories collection.In August of this year Brice also launched a podcast, Finding Folklore, a storytelling series through which Brice and his co-host James Carney explore the legends, fairytales, ghost stories, songs and traditions of old England, with each Finding Folklore podcast episode also coming with a companion video on YouTube which expands on the themes and ideas of the main podcast episode.For now though, settle in for a chat which encompasses Halloween's origins, 'Blood Month' traditions, pig-faced spectral brides, Charles Dickens, the stunning Sedlec Ossuary and much more.To learn more about Brice, do follow him on social media, we hope you enjoy the episode, and we'll be back on Monday with our first County Episode for a while, all about Cambridgeshire!The Three Ravens is an English Myth and Folklore podcast hosted by award-winning writers Martin Vaux and Eleanor Conlon.Released on Mondays, each weekly episode focuses on one of England's 39 historic counties, exploring the history, folklore and traditions of the area, from ghosts and mermaids to mythical monsters, half-forgotten heroes, bloody legends, and much, much more. Then, and most importantly, the pair take turns to tell a new version of an ancient story from that county - all before discussing what that tale might mean, where it might have come from, and the truths it reveals about England's hidden past...Bonus Episodes are released on Thursdays (Magic and Medicines about folk remedies and arcane spells, Three Ravens Bestiary about cryptids and mythical creatures, Dying Arts about endangered heritage crafts, and Something Wicked about folkloric true crime from across history) plus Local Legends episodes on Saturdays - interviews with acclaimed authors, folklorists, podcasters and historians with unique perspectives on that week's county.With a range of exclusive content on Patreon, too, including audio ghost tours, the Three Ravens Newsletter, and monthly Three Ravens Film Club episodes about folk horror films from across the decades, why not join us around the campfire and listen in?Learn more at www.threeravenspodcast.com, join our Patreon at www.patreon.com/threeravenspodcast, and find links to our social media channels here: https://linktr.ee/threeravenspodcast Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aloha Everyone, welcome to a new episode of The Temple of Surf - The Podcast. We will give you full access to the best surfers, skaters, shapers, surfboards collectors, shop owners in the world! Discover with me their stories, their greatest successes, amazing behind the scenes and much more! Today with us, from Fiji, surfer and surfboard shaper James Carney. We discussed with him about the early years in Hawaii surfing with Joey Cabell, Phil Irons, shaping with Dick Brewer and much more!

Bernd von Koska is the curator of the Allied Museum in Berlin and co-author of Capital of Spies. For almost half a century, From summer 1945 until 1990, NATO and the Warsaw Pact fought an ongoing duel in the dark. Espionage was part of everyday life in both East and West Berlin with spies of numerous nationalities and loyalties. In this conversation Bernd describes the highlights of his book and intelligence activities in Berlin: the success, failures, famous and the infamous to include: the Crash of the YAK28P, The Spy Tunnel, The Meister and James Hall, James Carney, a visit from Marcus Wolf, Benno Ohnes shooting, Dean Reed, Rosenholtz Files and the Berlin Airlift. Capital of Spies (co-authored with Sven Felix Kellerhoff) is a great starter reference to the important intelligence events in Cold War Berlin. Bernd is a Berliner and no stranger to the spy world. Aside from his work at the museum, he's recently helped produce British drama Spy City on AMC with author William Boyd.  Enjoyed this ad-fee episode? Please consider a one time contribution to keep us operational --> https://www.paypal.me/thelivedrop Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the series finale and who better to spend it with than James Carney and Jason Gilkison!Find Janette and Aljaz on Instagram | Don't forget to subscribe to Twist & Shout so that you never miss an episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Why do people in this country always hide in the shadows?!”Episode 41, Season 3 Finale.With Federico Trujillo, Julia Morizawa, Julia C. Thorne, James Carney, Lory Martinez, Alex Scott Fairley and Alexander Mercury.Written by Oystein Brager.Story editing by Philip Thorne.Directed by Philip Thorne and Oystein Brager.Sound design by David Devereux and Fredrik Baden.Music by Fredrik Baden.Graphic design by Anders Pedersen.Production assistance by Maty Parzival. For full credits see our website.The Amelia Project is an audio fiction series. We recommend starting at the beginning.Congratulations. You've reached the content warning. The Amelia Project is about death, mishaps, mayhem and misfortune. And cocoa. If you're not comfortable with this, stop listening. Now.The Amelia Project is part of the Fable & Folly Network.Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partnersWebsite: ameliapodcast.comTranscripts: ameliapodcast.com/transcriptsTwitter: @amelia_podcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/ameliapodcastSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

“This is really going tits up isn't it.”Episode 39, Season 3.With Julia Morizawa, Julia Thorne, Lory Martinez, Federico Trujillo, Arturo Tovar and James Carney.Written by Philip Thorne.Directed by Philip Thorne and Oystein Brager.Sound design by David Devereux.Music and sound direction by Fredrik Baden.Graphic design by Anders Pedersen.Production assistance by Maty Parzival.For full credits see our website.The Amelia Project is an audio fiction series. We recommend starting at the beginning.Congratulations. You've reached the content warning. The Amelia Project is about death, mishaps, mayhem and misfortune. And cocoa. If you're not comfortable with this, stop listening. Now.The Amelia Project is part of the Fable & Folly Network.Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partnersWebsite: ameliapodcast.comTranscripts: ameliapodcast.com/transcriptsTwitter: @amelia_podcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/ameliapodcast

Vider un domicile après le décès d'un proche ou un départ en maison de retraite peut s'avérer fastidieux. Et remue bien souvent des souvenirs… Alors d'autres solutions existent Dans ce nouvel épisode d'À voix haute, découvrez les témoignages de brocanteurs antiquaires et de débarrasseurs de maison. Des professionnels qui acceptent de se charger de cette lourde tâche, moyennant un prix qui dépend de la prestation. Mais dans ces demeures où s'accumulent des vies entières, les surprises sont nombreuses. Un article écrit par Mélissa Boufigi. Bonne écoute ! Les voix des protagonistes ont été interprétées par notre équipe. Crédit photo : Kevin Aloui pour Ouest-France Crédit musique : Blissed Evening 7 - Alexius Tschallener, Dominik Luke Marsden Johnson, Rainman / Space Waltz - David Stephen Goldsmith, Jeffrey Thomas Kightly / Water Worn - Daniel Patrick, James Carney, Neil Elliot Kleiner / Silicone Dream - Todd James Carlin Baker / Ripples - David Stephen Goldsmith / Life is but a dream - Danny Cope / Velvet Walls - Cédric Hanriot

Vider un domicile après le décès d'un proche ou un départ en maison de retraite peut s'avérer fastidieux. Et remue bien souvent des souvenirs… Alors d'autres solutions existent Dans ce nouvel épisode d'À voix haute, découvrez les témoignages de brocanteurs antiquaires et de débarrasseurs de maison. Des professionnels qui acceptent de se charger de cette lourde tâche, moyennant un prix qui dépend de la prestation. Mais dans ces demeures où s'accumulent des vies entières, les surprises sont nombreuses. Un article écrit par Mélissa Boufigi. Bonne écoute ! Les voix des protagonistes ont été interprétées par notre équipe. Crédit photo : Kevin Aloui pour Ouest-France Crédit musique : Blissed Evening 7 - Alexius Tschallener, Dominik Luke Marsden Johnson, Rainman / Space Waltz - David Stephen Goldsmith, Jeffrey Thomas Kightly / Water Worn - Daniel Patrick, James Carney, Neil Elliot Kleiner / Silicone Dream - Todd James Carlin Baker / Ripples - David Stephen Goldsmith / Life is but a dream - Danny Cope / Velvet Walls - Cédric Hanriot

“Oh, wow, that is a... very small gun.”Episode 37, Season 3.With Julia Morizawa, Julia Thorne, Josh Callahan, Lory Martinez, Federico Trujillo, Alex Scott Fairley, Andrei Zayats, James Carney, Jessie Baade AKA Mama Bang Bang, Benjamin Noble, Torgny Aanderaa, Erin King, Jordan Cobb and Sarah Golding.Written by Oystein Brager.Story editing by Philip Thorne.Directed by Philip Thorne and Oystein Brager.Sound design by Fredrik Baden and Dominic Hargreaves.Music by Fredrik Baden.Graphic design by Anders Pedersen.Mateo's embarrassing story was submitted by our listener and patron Tracy.The Amelia Project is an audio fiction series. We recommend starting at the beginning.Congratulations. You’ve reached the content warning. The Amelia Project is about death, mishaps, mayhem and misfortune. And cocoa. If you’re not comfortable with this, stop listening. Now.The Amelia Project is part of the Fable & Folly Network.Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partnersWebsite: ameliapodcast.comTranscripts: ameliapodcast.com/transcriptsTwitter: @amelia_podcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/ameliapodcast

“Oh god. I feel... drowsy. Where am I?”Episode 36, Season 3.With Julia Morizawa, Julia Thorne, Josh Callahan, Lory Martinez, Federico Trujillo, Alex Scott Fairley, James Carney and Alvaro Flores.Written by Oystein Brager.Story editing by Philip Thorne.Directed by Philip Thorne and Oystein Brager.Sound design by Dominic Hargreaves.Music and sound direction by Fredrik Baden.Graphic design by Anders Pedersen.For full credits see our website.The Amelia Project is an audio fiction series. We recommend starting at the beginning.Congratulations. You’ve reached the content warning. The Amelia Project is about death, mishaps, mayhem and misfortune. And cocoa. If you’re not comfortable with this, stop listening. Now.The Amelia Project is part of the Fable & Folly Network.Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partnersWebsite: ameliapodcast.comTranscripts: ameliapodcast.com/transcriptsTwitter: @amelia_podcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/ameliapodcast

“My name is Oleg Kamenev.”Episode 35, Season 3.With Alan Burgon, Alexander Mercury, Alex Scott Fairley, Andrey Zayats, Julia Morizawa, Julia C. Thorne, Federico Trujillo, Lory Martinez, James Carney and Alvaro Flores.Written by Philip Thorne.Story editing by Oystein Brager.Directed by Philip Thorne and Oystein Brager.Music and sound design by Fredrik Baden.Graphic design by Anders Pedersen.For full credits see our website.The Amelia Project is an audio fiction series. We recommend starting at the beginning.Congratulations. You’ve reached the content warning. The Amelia Project is about death, mishaps, mayhem and misfortune. And cocoa. If you’re not comfortable with this, stop listening. Now.The Amelia Project is part of the Fable & Folly Network.Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partnersCheck out this episode’s sponsors!AWEBER: Get started building your email list with AWEBER today for FREE and pleaselet them know we sent you by going to aweber.com/ameliaDIPSEA: Get your 30 day free trial by going to dipseastories.com/ameliaWebsite: ameliapodcast.comTranscripts: ameliapodcast.com/transcriptsTwitter: @amelia_podcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/ameliapodcast

“Hello. I’m Pablo Perez Garcia. I’m the leader of the Panaraguan Pythons. Now, you are going to help me.”Episode 34, Season 3.With Julia Morizawa, Julia C. Thorne, Federico Trujillo, Lory Martinez, Erin King, Jordan Cobb, Jessie Baade (AKA Mama Bang Bang), Torgny G. Aanderaa, Benjamin Noble, Alexander Mercury, Alan Burgon, Alex Scott Fairley and James Carney.Written and directed by Philip Thorne and Oystein Brager.Sound design by Dominic Hargreaves.Sound supervision and music by Fredrik Baden.Graphic design by Anders Pedersen.For full credits see our website.The Amelia Project is an audio fiction series. We recommend starting at the beginning.Congratulations. You’ve reached the content warning. The Amelia Project is about death, mishaps, mayhem and misfortune. And cocoa. If you’re not comfortable with this, stop listening. Now.The Amelia Project is part of the Fable & Folly Network.Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partnersWebsite: ameliapodcast.comTranscripts: ameliapodcast.com/transcriptsTwitter: @amelia_podcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/ameliapodcast

Shaun Martin, Dezron Douglas & Brandee Younger, James Carney, Steph Richards, Andrew Munsey, Jakob Bro, Jorge RossyPlaylist: Shaun Martin, featuring Matthew Ramsey & Mike Mitchell - NaimaVinny Golia, John Hanrahan, Henry Kaiser, Henry Peet, Mike Watt - PsalmDezron Douglas & Brandee Younger - EquinoxJames Carney Sextet - Mayor of MarcellusSteph Richards - Matter is WaterAndrew Munsey - High TideBrad Shepik, Sam Minaie, John Hadfield - Nomadic DaysJakob Bro, featuring Arve Henriksen & Jorge Rossy - To StankoJorge Rossy, featuring Danny Ziemann, Marton Juhasz & Sergio Wagner - Pay As You GoYuri Storione, featuring Perico Sambeat, Marton Juhasz & Stephan Kurmann - It's Easy to RememberArthur Hnatek Trio - In ThreeMarie Kruttli Trio - The Kind of Happy OneJonathan Barber, featuring Mar Vilaseca - The CallLuke Sellick & Andrew Renfroe - Hills of MexicoFrançois Houle - CanyamelLara Solnicki - Bit Her Sweet Christopher Street

Claire Devlin, Ingrid Laubrock, Mary Halvorson, Sylvie Courvoisier, Jessica Pavone, Steph Richards, James Carney, Cat Toren, Matthew Shipp, David Virelles, Francois HoulePlaylist: Claire Devlin Quartet - Thinking ChairIngrid Laubrock - Down the Mountain, Down the Mountain (1)Ingrid Laubrock - Down the Mountain, Down the Mountain (2)Mary Halvorson's Code Girl - Artlessly FallingSylvie Courvoisier Trio, featuring Drew Gress & Kenny Wollesen - As We WereJ. Pavone String Ensemble, featuring Jessica Pavone, Abby Swidler, Erica Decker & Angela Morris - Rise and FallSteph Richards - SupersenseJames Carney Sextet - InharmonicityCat Toren's Human Kind - Rising PhoenixMatthew Shipp Trio - Phantom JourneyDavid Virelles, featuring Marcus Gilmore - TiemposFrançois Houle - Recoder

"I need a genius."Episode 32, Season 3.Written and directed by Philip Thorne and Oystein Brager.Sound design by Dominic Hargreaves and Fredrik Baden.With: Alan Burgon, Alex Scott Fairley, Andrei Zayats, Alexander Mercury, Julia Morizawa, Julia C. Thorne, Lory Martinez, Jordan Cobb, Erin King, Torgny G. Aanderaa, Benjamin Noble, James Carney. For full credits see our website.The Amelia Project is an audio fiction series. We recommend starting at the beginning.Congratulations. You’ve reached the content warning. The Amelia Project is about death, mishaps, mayhem and misfortune. And cocoa.Website: ameliapodcast.comTranscripts: ameliapodcast.com/transcriptsTwitter: @amelia_podcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/ameliapodcastThe Amelia Project is part of the Fable & Folly Network.Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partners

“Oleg, I'm so bored!”Episode 31, Season 3.Written by Philip Thorne.Story editing by Oystein Brager.Directed by Philip Thorne and Oystein Brager.Sound design and music by Fredrik Baden.With: Julia Morizawa, Julia C. Thorne, Lory Martinez, Alan Burgon, Alexander Mercury, James Carney and Andrei Zayats.For full credits see our website.The Amelia Project is an audio fiction series. We recommend starting at the beginning.Congratulations. You’ve reached the content warning. The Amelia Project is about death, mishaps, mayhem and misfortune. And cocoa.The Amelia Project is part of the Fable & Folly Network.Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partnersCheck out this episode’s sponsors:Kitty Poo Club: Get 20% off your first order when you set upauto-ship by going to KittyPooClub.com and entering promo code AMELIA.ISSUU: Get started with Issuu today for FREE or if you sign up for a premiumaccount you will get 50% off when you go to ISSUU.com/podcast anduse promo code AMELIA.Website: ameliapodcast.comTranscripts: ameliapodcast.com/transcriptsTwitter: @amelia_podcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/ameliapodcast

“I had to steal a motorbike, shake off five policemen and stab a bloke to get here.”Episode 28, Season 3.With: Julia Morizawa, Julia Thorne, James Carney, Benjamin Noble, Torgny G. Aanderaa, Erin King, Jordan Cobb, Ravdeep Singh Bajwa, Gianluca Iumiento and Valentina Alexeeva.Written by Philip Thorne.Directed by Philip Thorne and Oystein Brager.Story editing by Oystein Brager.Sound design and music by Fredrik Baden.For full credits see our website.The Amelia Project is an audio fiction series. We recommend starting at the beginning.Congratulations. You’ve reached the content warning. The Amelia Project is about death, mishaps, mayhem and misfortune. And cocoa. If you’re not comfortable with this, stop listening. Now.The Amelia Project is part of the Fable & Folly Network.Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partnersCheck out this episode’s sponsors:Dipsea: To sign up and get your 30 day free trial go to: DipseaStories.com/ameliaBetter Help: Get 10% off your first month by visiting BetterHelp.com/amelia Website: ameliapodcast.comTranscripts: ameliapodcast.com/transcriptsTwitter: @amelia_podcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/ameliapodcast

For more about the show and the company see www.unseenthings.co.ukT-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten and produced by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins, and Brice Stratford at Kings Place for London Podcast Festival AND at VAULT Festival. Monologue written and performed by Anna Maguire. Guest music from David Leopold. Theme music by The Unrecorded.@unseenhour

As we continue our exploration of the best in new and upcoming jazz, this week we look into a unique project featuring the music of John Zorn and lyrics of Jesse Harris written with the unique voice of Petra Haden in mind, a special album that blends beautifully with the new releases by Bill Frisell, Jorge Roeder and Ron Miles, Jimmy Heath's musical testament, a Spinal-Tappy jazz take on the music of Black Sabbath and much more. The playlist features also Throttle Elevator Music, Logan Kane, Regina Carter, John Hollenbeck, Donatello D'Attoma, James Carney, Brian Landrus, Camila Nebbia, Lesley Mok, David Leon and Russ Nolan. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/11493007/Mondo-Jazz (from Throttle Elevator Music onwards). Happy listening! Photo credit: Steven Perilloux

Since meeting jazz pianist James Carney seven or so years ago in a little bar in Park Slope, I have sat many times in various venues to see and hear him tickle the ivories, his fingers flying fast across the keys masterfully to create rhythms that resound in the soul. It was a pleasure to sit with him again and hear a few of these sounds, this time in his new PianoWorks studio in Brooklyn's cool Industry City complex. While musical performances came to a halt during Covid, James decided to expand upon the piano tuning/repair work he had been doing out of his home into a full-blown piano shop, where as precisely and artfully as he plays, he is building beautiful grand pianos and some uprights back to their original glory. The passion he has for restoration (and his new power tools) is as inspiring as his music, making one think maybe the two are linked. After all, deep understanding of one's instrument could be said to lead one to greater heights as a musician, and James's understanding and continued learning about the inner workings of this complex instrument is immense. Such seems to be case, as Pure Heart, James' 8th album as a leader, is getting rave reviews and much media attention since its debut in June. It's awesome. Check it out at www.JamesCarney.net, and listen in to our interesting chat in the sunny new studio space he now happily inhabits. Stop by yourself if you're in the market for a beautiful piano or maybe, soon, to catch an intimate gathering of great jazz...

It is fitting that I am posting this episode of Talking to Strangers late at night, as that's when I met today's guest, jazz guitarist Andy Bianco. We met at Korzo, a Park Slope restaurant and bar, during one of the late great Konceptions Music Series shows put on by pianist James Carney and his wife Heidi Bayer. He wasn't playing that night, but I would hear him on a number of subsequent occasions, both in bars and in my house, where he began to teach my son. As much as I try, with this podcast and otherwise, it is hard to exactly explain the feeling of familiarity that comes over you when you meet a stranger who is sure to be in your life in some way. There was something about his voice, and the very serious way in which he placed his words, the care with which he spoke, that made me take Andy's number and follow up with him to see if he gave lessons. Even though he was funny, and made me laugh, I could also see that he took great pride in the knowledge he had about music and the other topics that got raised that night and on subsequent evenings as he came and went from my house, before and after the lessons he gave. Knowledge, and the enthusiasm for it, is a great asset in life, and certainly a phenomenal asset for a musician and teacher. Music moves people. It is a valuable thing, and Andy clearly values it, and loves to share it, in so many ways. Reach out to him for lessons! bianco.andy05@gmail.comIt was so fun to do this podcast with Andy, to really sit down and listen to how he became interested in guitar, to jazz in particular. I had given a bit to the GoFundMe he started for a music scholarship in his late father's name, but hadn't heard as much about his father's life as a musician and how it had inspired Andy. You can learn more about it and donate at http://www.gofundme.com/f/phillip-bianco-music-scholarship. Check out his website http://artistecard.com/andybianco and his new album: https://ffm.to/kpdgkopI am always blown away by the dedication great musicians have to their craft, and there is almost no better example of that dedication than now, during a time when so much about musicians' lives have come to a grinding halt. Watching Andy take on new projects, new students, new efforts to keep focused on sharing the great mysteries of music is heart-warming and hopeful: music will never die, nor will musicians, whose legacy will live on and on and on through their music, and the people who have the great good fortune to listen to them play.

Talking sales, product, technical and finance issues from small business to large with industry vets James Carney and Pete Jansons

James Carney, Finance & Commercial Director of Blackpool Transport joins Tom and Matt to talk about how Blackpool is continuing to make buses the first choice for its residents and visitors by being there with the 'wow'. Habit change, the power of the penny and insight into Blackpool Transport's future plans for becoming a centre of excellence for electric vehicles are discussed - and some 'third glass of chablis conversations' are fondly reminisced on!

In this episode, Jeff talks to delightful writer and cultured British gentleman James Carney about a variety of interesting subjects, including the crumbling of objective truth, growing up the son of doctors, producing his own live show and podcast, The Unseen Hour, and more!   Please help us make this show better than ever! Donate; rate, review, and subscribe on iTunes; give us those shoutouts on social media, and stay in touch!   We now have a Patreon! Become a patron and help us make this the best show it can possibly be. You rock! Just search for us at Patreon.com   Oh hey, why not help us reverse the effects of climate change? Join us in our efforts by joining PlanItChange10.   Facebook: facebook.com/planitchange10/ Twitter:    twitter.com/Planitchange10   Together we can turn back the tide of onrushing carbon overload on our beloved planet. Let's be the heroes we've been looking for!   Find us on Facebook: Everything is Awesome Podcast With Jeff and KC Join our Facebook group, Friends of Everything is Awesome! on Twitter: @EIAPodcast or by email:  everythingisawesomepodcast@gmail.com

Strideforth attempts to show everyone that he is a genius.As an aristocratic man of science, Strideforth invites a prestigious audience to witness the unveiling of his latest invention, but the device does not perform quite as he intended...For upcoming live shows see: http://www.unseenhour.com/live-showsT-shirts at http://www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-thingsWritten by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Produced by James Carney and Ella Watts. Recorded by Hedley Knights and Beth Crane of Battlebird Productions. Theme music by The Unrecorded with additional archive music "Shadow Waltz" from archive.org. @unseenhour

As a luxury witch, Strideforth enlists the help of a brilliant scientist, who is also some kind of robot vegetable, who, with the help of a blood-thirsty grendel, can locate... an internet nerd… who can help them… defeat?… a zombie… godzilla, maybe. Or gorilla…For more about the show and the company see www.unseenthings.co.ukT-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten by “Angelica”, an advanced long short term memory recurrent neural network, and produced by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins, and Brice Stratford at VAULT Festival. Monologue written by James Carney and performed by John Rayment. Guest music, theme music and live scoring: The Unrecorded (playing Europe Is Our Playground by Suede). Recorded by Ella Watts and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour

As a trashy horror novelist and a closed-minded scientist respectively, Strideforth and Perch accept an invitation to a spooky mansion, but soon find that the altogether too predictable perils of the haunted house are a facade for a much deeper evil...For more about the show and the company see www.unseenthings.co.ukT-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten and produced by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins, and Brice Stratford at VAULT Festival. Monologue written by Adal Rifai and performed by Mike Shephard. Guest music: Cajita. Recorded by Ella Watts and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour

As a small business owner and zombie, Strideforth joins with his local community to oppose the descent of the scenic area into a soulless military encampment...For more about the show and the company see www.unseenthings.co.ukT-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten and produced by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins, and Brice Stratford at The Rosemary Branch Theatre. Monologue written by Cara Compass and performed by Sofi Lee Henson. Guest music: Susie B. Recorded by Ella Watts. Support and advice from Andy Goddard. Brief political reportage (on the vote of no confidence on December 2018) from Ella Villiers.@unseenhour

This time around, show creator and host Laura Mignott (Founder, experiential marketing agency Digital Flash) welcomes Heidi Bayer, creator of the Brooklyn Allergy Mom blog (http://bklynallergymom.com/ - @bklynallergymom) and Chairman of the Board of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. They discuss how to be the best advocate – and parent – for kids with food allergies; the sad genesis of Chicago's advancements in this area; and how to effect change on a state-by-state basis. They also touch on Heidi's ‘day gig' as CEO of numodo.com. The episode features the track “Smog Cutter” by the James Carney Group (https://www.amazon.com/James-Carney/e/B000AQ1PJ4/ref=ac_dtp_sa_link) – led by Heidi's talented, multi-instrumentalist/composer husband. Credits:Creator and host: Laura MignottProducer: Sandy Smallens for Audiation.fmMixer: Matt Noble at The Loft in Bronxville, NYAdditional production: Bang Studios in New York CityOriginal Theme Music: Probe RokSpecial episode music: “Smog Cutter” by James Carney Group --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-reset-podcast/support

As a group of dissidents launch an escape attempt from an island refugee camp/escape game, the actions and intentions of the key players are re-interpreted from three different perspectives...For more about the show and the company see www.unseenthings.co.ukT-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten and produced by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins, and Brice Stratford at The Rosemary Branch Theatre. Monologue written by Joe Eyre and performed by James Corrigan. Guest music: The Malfunctioning Androids. Recorded by Ella Watts. Support and advice from Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

WARNING: This episode encountered some technical problems when it was recorded live, which has led to the sound quality being less than ideal throughout.Continuing from the conclusion of the previous episode, Prestoon and Strideforth attempt to unpick the problem of a virus which could wipe out the human race - but are they dealing with a medical emergency, or ethical symbolism?...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.T-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten and produced by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins, Deborah Pearson and Brice Stratford at The Old Red Lion. Monologue written by James Huntrods and performed by Danielle Winter. Guest music: Tom Moores. Recorded by Ella Watts, with emergency help from Hedley Knights. Support and advice from Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

WARNING: This episode encountered some technical problems when it was recorded live, which has led to the sound quality being less than ideal throughout.As a caroller and a trick-or-treater, Prestoon and Strideforth butt heads when they discover that a local scientific institute has created a dangerous biological specimen...Conclusion in the next episode.For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.T-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten and produced by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins, Deborah Pearson and Brice Stratford at The Old Red Lion. Monologue written by Tilly Lunken and performed by Jeannie Dickinson . Guest music: Crom-Lus. Recorded by Ella Watts, with emergency help from Hedley Knights. Support and advice from Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

As a medieval baron, Strideforth and his wife Imogen receive a visit from a priest, but soon discover that their impiety is not easy to conceal...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.T-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten and produced by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford at Rosemary Branch Theatre. Monologue written and performed by Lizzie Milton . Guest music: Fiona Bevan. Recorded by Ella Watts. Support and advice from Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

As an amateur spelunking astronomer, Strideforth investigates a crashed meteorite, but soon notices that his associates are behaving strangely...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.T-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford at Rosemary Branch Theatre. Monologue written and performed by Joe Rizzo-Naudi . Guest music: Midnight Mouth. Produced by Ella Watts, Hedley Knights and James Carney. Support and advice from Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

As a police detective, Strideforth investigates a series of murders in his local community, but the details of the crimes remind him of something… from his childhood...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.T-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford as part of The London Podcast Festival at King's Place. Monologue written by Alex Lynch and performed by John Henry Falle. Guest music: The Little Unsaid. Produced by James Carney and Ella Watts. Support and advice from Andy Goddard. Special thanks to Hedley Knights.@unseenhour

As a roaming gunslinger, Strideforth arrives in a small township to find it in the grip of economic collapse. He inserts himself into a local feud, playing both sides for his own gain...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.T-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford as part of The London Podcast Festival at King's Place. Monologue written and performed by David Devereux. Guest music: Interiors. Produced by James Carney, Andy Goddard and Ella Watts. @unseenhour

As a feudal soldier, Strideforth must go on a dangerous quest to regain his lands and his titles, but the treasure he must recover may be more than mere riches...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.T-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things. Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten by James Carney, performed by him, Holly Morgan and Brice Stratford. Monologue written and performed by Cecil Baldwin. Guest musician: Phil Grainger. Produced by James Carney, Andy Goddard and Ella Watts. @unseenhour

As a Victorian gentleman-investigator, Strideforth deduces the identity of a violent killer and plans to catch him, but the solution may not be as elementary as he first thought...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.T-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things.Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten by James Carney, performed by him, Holly Morgan and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Casey Jay Andrews and performed by Sullivan Beau Brown. Guest musician: Fuzzystar. Produced by James Carney, Andy Goddard and Ella Watts. @unseenhour

As an aristocratic man of science, Strideforth invites a prestigious audience to witness the unveiling of his latest invention, but the device does not perform quite as he intended...For upcoming live shows see unseenhour.com/live-shows.T-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things.Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Produced by James Carney and Ella Watts. Recorded by Hedley Knights and Beth Crane of Battlebird Productions. Theme music by The Unrecorded with additional archive music "Shadow Waltz" from archive.org.@unseenhour

As in decadent socialite, Strideforth hosts an elegant breakfast for his friends and peers, but it soon transpires that everything is not as idyllic as it seems...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.T-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things.Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by and performed by Felix Trench. Guest musician: Sealionwoman. Produced by James Carney, Andy Goddard and Ella Watts. @unseenhour

A project combining English literature, experimental psychology, and computational linguistics, with a focus on entropy, abstraction, and mental health. James Carney's current research investigates how mental illness interacts with textual structures – specifically, using machine learning to investigate the potential therapeutic qualities of literature with different levels of entropy (unpredictability) and abstraction, for anxiety disorders versus depression. We also touch on wider questions of motivation in the health humanities and literary studies, the appeal of belief in the transformative power of literature, and the expansion of textual/computational inquiry out into structural anthropology.

Strideforth attempts to fall in love with his cell phone.As in internet journalist and influencer, Strideforth falls deeply in love with his new operating system, only to find that the program may not be as ethical as he hoped...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.T-shirts at www.teepublic.com/stores/unseen-things.Support us on Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/unseenthingsWritten by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Poe Villiers and performed by Thomas Jancis. Guest musician: Eve and Hannah Owen. Produced by James Carney, Andy Goddard and Ella Watts. Featuring incidental ukelele music by James Carney under the advice of Jay Chakravortry.@unseenhour

As a cult leader, Strideforth brings about world peace and a new era of humanity, but is his innovative new church a true religion, or is it just a bizarre conglomeration of utter hogswash which is about to come crashing into contact with an irreconcilable reality...?For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Sasha Wilson, Beth Eyre and Molly Beth Morossa and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by David K. Barnes and performed by Liam Bewley. Guest musician: Fraser Gaster Woolf. Produced by James Carney, Andy Goddard and Ella Watts.@unseenhour

As a Frankenstein's Monster, Strideforth returns to the place where all the trouble begins, seeking to confront the past, make amends and finally face down his villainous doppelganger, but the path to redemption is not as smooth as he hopes...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Amanda DiGioia and performed by Emily Stride. Guest musician: Thomas James Smith. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. Recorded Odinn Orn Hilmarsson and Ella Watts.@unseenhour

As a Frankenstein's Monster, Strideforth escapes into the churning underbelly of Carcos' more disreputable districts, only to be recruited by a mysterious organization with obscure intentions, which lead him to question his true nature...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Thomas Jancis and performed by Alice Osmanski. Guest musician: David Gunawardana. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. Recorded Odinn Orn Hilmarsson and Ella Watts.@unseenhour

As a Frankenstein's Monster, Strideforth attempts to mend the trauma of the days immediately following his creation, by attending a group therapy session with his creator, Dr. Imogen Perch, but the resentment and emotional scars run deep...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Jen Sugden (creator of Victoriocity) and performed by Pip Gladwin. Guest musician: Bearpark. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. Recorded Odinn Orn Hilmarsson and Ella Watts.@unseenhour

As an astronaut, the communications officer aboard the exploratory vessel Night Hag, Rufus Strideforth attempts to stay calm as he ventures where no-one has ever gone before, but in the darkness beyond the moon, reason and scientific detatchment may not be as reliable as he hopes...This episode has a few technical glitches. We apologize.For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Beth Crane (creator of We Fix Space Junk) and performed by Rebecca Ward. Guest musician: Hummingbird. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. Music recorded by Odinn Orn Hilmarsson and Ella Watts.@unseenhour

As a mainstay of the Quellmouth amateur dramatic society, Rufus Strideforth attempts to put on his shoes and take part in an ancient, mysterious play, but on this particular Carnival day, the king and queen of the dark ocean have decided to join the proceedings.For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Jodi Gray and performed by Serena Manteghi. Guest musician: Nicola Harrison. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour

As an independent theatre practicioner, Strideforth brings his talents to VAULT Festival in the bustling district of Barbacides in Carcos, but finds his ambitions frustrated by an audience composed entirely of zombies.For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Josh Morrall and performed by Mat Burt. Guest musician: Tim Wilson. With a special safety announcement from Andy George. (That's all three festival directors and the communications director of VAULT Festival!) Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour

As an aristocrat travelling among his people in a clever disguise, Strideforth encounters an outbreak of a mass psychogenic illness that causes people to laugh hysterically, dance uncontrollably, and then die painfully...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Katie Arnstein and performed by Ashley Tucker. Guest musician: Joey Timmins & James Carney. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour

As the local lawman of the colonial town of Palton on the distant planet of Lilith, Strideforth attempts to save the town from an outbreak of a virulent and fatal disease, that does not end in death...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Holly Morgan and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Dominic Allen and performed by Simon Maeder. Guest musician: Overbeck. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour 

Visiting a local fair, Strideforth discovers that the local townsfolk are being granted wishes by various mysterious and magical mean - wishes that are more than they bargained for...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Holly Morgan and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Nicole Acquah and performed by Sarah Langrish-Smith. Guest musician: Niall McNamee . Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour 

As a soldier in a Roman rearguard cohort, Strideforth stands as a meagre defence against the oncoming barbarians, but the featureless desert with its one spindly tree is not all it appears to be...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows - The Unseen Hour will be at VAULT Festival on March 8th. Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Sid Singh and performed by Laura Jane Romer-Ormiston. Guest musician: James Carney. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour

Recorded live at a special event for Wooden Overcoats, at The Phoenix Arts Club in London. For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows - The Unseen Hour will be at VAULT Festival on March 8th. Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour

As an investigative journalist, Strideforth, is swept up into a world of secret organizations and false realities as he searches for the origin of a podcast which appears to be about his own life...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows - The Unseen Hour will be at VAULT Festival on March 8th.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Angus Dunican and performed by Emily Jane Kerr. Guest musician: Hugh Davies. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour

As an investigative journalist, Strideforth, blunders into a world of crime and secrets as he searches for the origin of a podcast which appears to be about his own life, following a series of clues that seem increasingly improbable...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows - The Unseen Hour will be at VAULT Festival in March. Unseen Things are also bringing a brand new play to VAULT Festival - The Thing That Came To Dinner.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written and performed by Luke Courtier. Guest musician: Jonny Taylor. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour 

As an investigative journalist, Strideforth, stumbles into a world of myth and legend as he searches for the roots of a podcast which appears to be about his own life, and it takes him to places he never imagined could exist...For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows - The Unseen Hour will be at VAULT Festival in March. Unseen Things are also bringing a brand new play to VAULT Festival - The Thing That Came To Dinner.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by James King and performed by Ben Metcalf. Guest musician: Andy Grieve. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour

As an investigative journalist, Strideforth, delves into the mystery of a podcast which appears to be about his own life, only to discover that someone doesn't want him asking questions.For upcoming live shows see www.unseenhour.com/live-shows - The Unseen Hour will be at VAULT Festival in March. Unseen Things are also bringing a brand new play to VAULT Festival - The Thing That Came To Dinner.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Joseph Cullen and performed by Richard Holt. Guest musician: Koko Brown. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour 

Strideforth attempts to take up residence in a new home with his family.As an alcoholic novelist trying to finish his book, Strideforth moves into a large isolated house with his family, only to encounter an array of ghosts... and his own internal demons...Guest writer and actor Karla Marie Sweet will be appearing in James Carney's new play THE THING THAT CAME TO DINNER at @VaultFestival. Unseen Things is currently seeking funding at www.kickstarter.com/projects/unseenhour/the-thing-that-came-to-dinner. We'd be grateful for your support.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written and performed by Karla Marie Sweet. Guest musician: Heidi Gowthorpe. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.@unseenhour

As a government investigator, Strideforth must lock wits with a genius psychopath in a mental institute in order to gain insight into his search for a serial killer on the loose. Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Joey Page and performed by Janina Smith. Guest musician: Len Blanco. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

As a lowly clerk, Strideforth must track down an ancient and powerful book, that has fallen into the hands of a deadly doomsday cult. Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Holly Morgan and performed by Alexa Brown. Guest musician: Isobel Rogers. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Thinking he has left his gruesome past behind, Strideforth attempts to live a normal, uneventful life, but the lurking evil that plagued his teenaged years has returned to the small town where he grew up, and is calling him home... Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Rebecca Crookshank and performed by Ciara Baxendale. Guest musician: Eugene Feygelson. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Jimmy Osborne and performed by David Aula. Guest musician: Theo Bard. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Interviews with Robert Nairne, Tanya Kirk, Malik Ibheis and James Carney. Also features Coppice the Living Puppet Girl by Molly Beth Morossa and The Whisperers by Algernon Blackwood, read by Omar El Okdah. Produced and presented by Tom Crowley, Jenny Redmond and Eleanor Rushton. The supervising editor is Odinn Orn Hilmarsson, who also composed the music. Full episode notes can be found at storyetcpod.com

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Kathryn Gardner and performed by Paul Collin-Thomas. Guest musician: David Persiva. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Peter Carrington and performed by Josephine Rattigan. Guest musician: Andy Goddard. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Max Kreisky and performed by Taqi Nazeer. Guest musician: Fiona Jane Thom. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Owen Rixon and performed by Kevin Shen. Guest musician: Sam Shaber. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Brodrick Jones and performed by Maggie Turner. Guest musician: Orlando James. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Karim Flint and performed by Amy Fleming. Guest musician: Head Moths. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Raymond Miller and performed by Teddy Lamb. Guest musician: ROOKES. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Sergio Maggiolo and performed by Miguel Hernando Torres Umba. Guest musician: Paul Mosley with Maya McCourt. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Deborah Pearson. Monologue written by Molly Beth Morossa and performed by Tom Crowley. Guest musician: Gabby Young with Stephen Ellis, Jay Chakravorty and Thom Ashworth. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard. @unseenhour

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Deborah Pearson. Monologue written by Nic Lamont and performed by Edward Cartwright. Guest musician: Samantha Whates. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Chris Webster and performed by Oliver Gully. Guest musician: Thom Ashworth. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.

Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Sasha Wilson and performed by Rhiannon Neads. Guest musician: Jess Bryant. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.

Written by James Carney, performed by him with Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Sam Thompson and performed by Greg Lockett. Guest musician: Odinn Orn Hilmarsson. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.

Written by James Carney, performed by him with Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Camilla Whitehill and performed by Beth Eyre. Guest musician: Tom Moores. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.

Written by James Carney, performed by him with Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Mat Burt and performed by Josh Morrall. Guest musician: Luke Courtier.

The rough and experimental pilot episode, performed live at VAULT Festival in Waterloo, London. The pilot episode of The Unseen Hour, performed by James Carney, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford, with a monologue written by Deborah Pearson and performed by Lucy Farrett and music from Kat Flint.

Prof David Herman (Durham) on ‘Narrative and/as Heterophenomenology: Modelling Nonhuman Experiences in Storyworlds’ with responses from Dr Emily Troscianko (MML) and Dr James Carney (Social and Evolutionary Science Research Group) followed by refreshments Wednesday 20th November, 4-6.30pm, The Seminar Room, TORCH, Radcliffe Humanities Building with Prof David Herman (Durham) on ‘Narrative and/as Heterophenomenology: Modelling Nonhuman Experiences in Storyworlds’ with responses from Dr Emily Troscianko (MML) and Dr James Carney (Social and Evolutionary Science Research Group) followed by refreshments and discussion. David Herman is Professor of the Engaged Humanities in the Department of English Studies at Durham University. He is author of Storytelling and the Sciences of Mind (MIT Press, 2013) and many other books and articles working at the intersection of literary study and cognitive science. Emily Troscianko is a JRF in Modern Languages at St John’s College, Oxford. Her study of Kafka, Kafka’s Cognitive Realism, will be published early next year by Routledge. James Carney is a post-doctoral researcher in the Social and Evolutionary Science Research Group in Oxford. He is co-editor of Beckett Re-Membered: After the Centenary (2012) and is currently working on a monograph entitled: Life Stories: Towards a Biosemiotic Model of Narrative Signification to be published by de Gruyter. The seminar is the first organized as part of a new project with the working title: “Cultures of Mindreading: The novel and other minds” Report from Cultures of Mind-Reading: The Novel and Other Minds The session inaugurated a new thread in the Comparative Criticism and Translation Programme which will be investigating ways in which the novel as a form reflects on and contributes to a flexible understanding of how human beings interact with, understand and make sense of each other. David Herman’s presentation focused on the limit case: interacting with and understanding non-human animals, asking where and why we draw the limits of mutual understanding, and looking at the ways in which narratives which focus on animal consciousness can reflect on, expand and explore the limits of human self-understanding. Emily Troscianko, in her response, asked whether there was a lingering commitment in Herman’s otherwise very innovative approach to a model of consciousness as a representation of the world (agent-makes-representation-of-environment-in-its-mind). This is a crucial point. If we want to escape from the idea that literature ‘mirrors’ the world, it is probably helpful to give up the parallel trope that the mind ‘mirrors’ reality and to look to models, like that of Alva Noë, on whom David Herman drew in his presentation, which understand the mind not as a mirror or inner state but as a form of shared practice: a product of things people do together in a shared environment. James Carney emphasized the importance of checking the models of narrative we develop with what can be observed of the way people actually behave. He reminded us of the variety of narrative forms, not all of which we treat in the same way, and not all of which we have the same expectations of. Finally, he issued a caveat about anthropomorphism. However circumspect we are when approaching and trying to understand animal minds, it is all too easy to construct them in the end as nothing more than attenuated human minds. An element which strongly emerged from the discussion was the strength of the assumption that there will be one uniform human mind or one uniform animal mind. But the more we include culture and shared practices of interaction in our approach, the less tenable this will appear. Human beings and dogs learn to interact with each other in specific contexts, so there will be as many varieties of canine minds as there are cultures of dog-handling. The session opened the way for further study of the different cultures through which we learn to engage with other minded beings. (BM) Participants: Ben Morgan, James Carney, Emily Troscianko, David Herman, Céline Sabiron, K. Earnshaw, Yin Yin Zu, Laura Marcus, John Cook, Kirsten Shepherd-Barr, Laurence Mann, Matthew Reynolds, Stephen Harrison, Mohamed-Salah Omri, Simon Kemp, Xiaofan Amy Li, Lianjiang Yu, Kaitlin Standt, Foranzisha Kohlt, Ian Klinke, Anne Sommer, Rey Conquer, Lia Raitt Kaitt, Barry Murname, Christopher Cheung, San Verhauert, E. Cykoswke, L. Braddork, Alicia Gaj, Brooke Berdtson, Joanna Raisbeck, Benedict Morrison, Harriet Wragg. Prof David Herman (Durham) on ‘Narrative and/as Heterophenomenology: Modelling Nonhuman Experiences in Storyworlds’ with responses from Dr Emily Troscianko (MML) and Dr James Carney (Social and Evolutionary Science Research Group).

In this interview with Jacob Tapia, Pastor James Carney shares his journey into ministry and gives practical advice for young ministers. Listen to James Carney talk about early ministry experiences, the importance of having a pastor at any age, the importance of dialogue when connecting elder and younger ministers, and the qualities of a successful [...]