Podcast appearances and mentions of james peck

9-1-26: September Highlights - James Peck by

In this episode of Tramlines, inspired by a conversation with our very own customer James Peck from PX Farms, we are joined by Agrii agronomist and technical advisor Craig Simpson to explore one of the most debated topics in arable farming: when is the right time to start drilling winter crops? With an early harvest tempting growers into the field, Craig examines the yield benefits of early September drilling alongside the increased risks from grass weeds, BYDV and disease pressure. Together, they discuss how farmers can balance risk and reward to maximise crop performance in an increasingly unpredictable climate.Key Takeaways:Early drilling can boost yield potential through stronger establishment, greater tiller numbers and improved rooting, helping crops cope with dry spring conditions.Delaying drilling can significantly reduce grass weed pressures such as blackgrass and sterile brome, improving long-term weed control. September-drilled crops face higher BYDV risk, with warmer conditions and increased aphid activity potentially adding further pressure this season. Earlier drilling can increase disease risk, particularly septoria, as denser canopies allow disease to build more rapidly during wet seasons.The best approach is a planned, field-by-field strategy, considering weed burden, variety selection, disease resistance and local conditions before drilling begins. October drilling? Success starts with choosing the right seed for the right timing. Our full seed portfolio can be found in our Grower's Autumn Guide 2026. Click the link in the bio or click here.https://www.agrii.co.uk/our-services/tools-resources/documents/

8-3-26: August Highlights - James Peck by

7-2-26: July Highlights – James Peck by

5-4-26: May Review – James Peck by

3-2-26: March Highlights – James Peck by

2-3-26: February Highlights – James Peck by

1-30-26: February Highlights – James Peck by

1-2-26: First Friday Devotion - James Peck by

12-31-25: January Programming – James Peck by

12-1-25: Special Advent Invitation – James Peck by

11-28-25: Advent – James Peck by

11-7-25: St. Leo the Great and Pope Leo XIV – James Peck by

11-4-25: Overview of November Programming – James Peck by

10-15-25: Teresa of Avila on Growth in Prayer – James Peck by

10-6-25: October Overview – James Peck, OCDS by

9-27-25 : St Jerome - James Peck by

9-1-25: September Preview – James Peck by

8-29-25: St. Augustine – James Peck by

8-27-25: Data Principles – James Peck by

8-5-25: Monthly Review – James Peck by

7-2-25: July Highlights – James Peck by

6-12-25: Devotion to the Sacred Heart – James Peck Part 4 by

6-11-25: Devotion to the Sacred Heart – James Peck Part 3 by

6-10-25: Devotion to the Sacred Heart – James Peck Part 2 by

6-9-25: Devotion to the Sacred Heart – James Peck Part 1 by

6-2-25: June Happenings - James Peck by

5-29-25: Pope Francis and the Sacred Heart – James Peck by

5-9-25: Remembering Pope Francis- James Peck by

5-2-25: May Happenings – James Peck by

Documental que narra la Guerra de las Malvinas partiendo de la voz de los protagonistas del conflicto: excombatientes fundamentalmente, pero también civiles malvinos, que aportan una visión realmente única. Un trabajo periodístico de primera calidad, que recoge testimonios estremecedores de veteranos argentinos: Alberto Altieri: durante la guerra fue herido en la cabeza por una granada. Hoy es presidente del Centro Argentino de Heridos en Combate de Malvinas. José Carrizo: en abril de 1982 era cabo del ejército argentino. Fue tomado prisionero por los soldados ingleses tras la batalla de Monte Longdon. Denuncia que intentaron ejecutarlo de dos disparos en la frente. James Peck: vive en Puerto Argentino con su mujer y su hijo, ambos nacidos en Argentina. Es hijo de Terry Peck, ex jefe de policía de Malvinas durante la invasión argentina que combatió con los soldados británicos. Darío Volonte: sobrevivió al hundimiento del Crucero General Belgrano. En la actualidad es un cantante lírico de fama internacional. Gabriel Sagastume: combatió en la batalla de Monte Longdon el 12 de junio de 1982. Hoy es Fiscal del fuero penal de la Provincia de Buenos Aires. Al final dos de ellos vuelven a las Malvinas, donde recorren el campo de batalla y encuentran sus posiciones 25 años atrás. Terminan en el cementerio, donde descansan muchos de los 650 argentinos que perdieron la vida en este archipiélago (también 255 ingleses y 5 civiles). Tras la guerra, más de 350 veteranos argentinos se suicidaron. En el lado británico, el número de suicidios ya supera al de fallecidos durante el conflicto.

Today, as part of the Tales of a Nuffield Scholar series, we welcome James Peck, a forward-thinking Cambridgeshire farmer whose story spans generations, industries, and continents. From humble beginnings and a family steeped in transport and medicine, James carved a unique path into large-scale arable farming and agribusiness diversification.

4-2-25: April Highlights – James Peck by

4-3-25: Jubilee Indulgence – James Peck by

James Peck leads Cooper Parry's Tech and High Growth Tax Team, specializing in supporting venture and PE-backed businesses as they scale from Early Stage through various funding rounds and prepare for liquidity events.  Before joining Cooper Parry, he was at Grant Thornton, where he headed their Fast Growth Technology Tax Team.  Passionate about fostering growth and innovation, James has also mentored numerous tech companies through programs like Wayra and Microsoft Accelerator, helping them navigate the challenges of scaling operations, growing internationally, dealing with the pain points of working in a constantly changing environment, and supporting thousands of companies through fundraising and liquidity events. In this episode, you'll hear about: Insights from James Peck on tech startups navigating tax complexities and international expansion. Impact of UK tax changes on AI-driven tech enterprises and the potential need for overseas expansion. Importance of creative, practical guides like Cooper Perry's comic book for US market entry. Strategic considerations for UK tech firms expanding into the US, including leadership and timing. Analysis of forming Delaware corporations and the necessity of a "Delaware flip" for securing US investment. Tax implications and alternative structures for cross-border tech companies aiming for smoother international growth. Follow and Review: We'd love for you to follow us if you haven't yet. Click that purple '+' in the top right corner of your Apple Podcasts app. We'd love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast. Supporting Resources: Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamespeck360/ Website - https://www.cooperparry.com/people/james-peck/ https://www.cooperparry.com/  https://online.flippingbook.com/view/362241495/  Alcorn Immigration Law: Subscribe to the monthly Alcorn newsletter Sophie Alcorn Podcast: Episode 16: E-2 Visa for Founders and Employees Episode 19: Australian Visas Including E-3 Episode 20: TN Visas and Status for Canadian and Mexican Citizens Immigration Options for Talent, Investors, and Founders Immigration Law for Tech Startups eBook

Radio Family's James Peck shares a homily from St. John Chrsostom

3-3-25: March Highlights – James Peck by

2-10-25: Welcoming Lucas – James Peck by

2-4-25: February Highlights – James Peck, President of RFR by

1-2-25: January Programming - James Peck by

12-2-24: Advent - James Peck by

We're thrilled to announce the latest episode of Hospitality Meets featuring the truly brilliant James Peck, MD of Ember Restaurant, No13 Cocktail Bar and The Four Pears Pub!

10-23-24:The Legacy of St. John Paul II – James Peck by

10-22-24: The Legacy of St. John Paul II – James Peck by

7-22-24: James Peck by

Bishop Dolan joins us to talk about Sunday's Gospel. James Peck will teach us about the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and we'll share a sample of our newest podcast, Prep Rally. You'll also get up to date on the latest news and events.   Special thanks to Catholic Cemeteries and Funeral Homes for making this show possible.

4-30-24: May Programming - James Peck by

4-29-24: St Catherine of Sienna - James Peck by

On today's show, Sammy discusses the Rape of Britain demonstration event in Telford over the weekend, organized by Tommy Robinson, and shares her own harrowing experience with grooming gangs. Later, James addresses the pressing issues facing farmers in the UK and globally, delving into farmer protests across Europe and examining whether they resemble the German and French-style demonstrations. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Award-winning author and activist Sammy Woodhouse survived her own ordeal in Rochdale and is now dedicated to fighting for justice on behalf of those affected by grooming gangs. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: James Peck is the managing director of PX Farms, a family-run agribusiness located near Cambridge in the UK.

"Realities have forced us to remain on diplomatic terms with several dictators," the Pampa Daily News stated in 1958. "U.S. ambassador to the U.N Samantha Power has been forced to look the other way as Saudi Arabia does as it pleases in Yemen," Politico told us in 2016. Biden is being forced to accept the flaws of America's friends," claimed The New York Times earlier this year, 2023. For decades, we've heard the same excuse regarding US foreign policy: 'Our leaders might not agree with the world's dictatorial, reactionary governments, but they're forced –– by some unknown geopolitical dark matter of realpolitik –– to support them for some broader, more noble goal.' Strengthening ties with the governments of Saudi Arabia, India, Egypt, Israel, The Philippines, and other countries under right-wing, human-rights-abusing governance might be a bit unpleasant, but it's the pragmatic thing to do and, therefore, the morally acceptable thing to do. But countries that are not the United States or its allies are never said to be "forced" into carrying out human rights abuses or supporting those that do. They back bombings, ethnic cleansings, the oppression of women for the sport, because they are existentially evil. No outside mysterious entity ever "forces" them to have to make compromises on the altar of "reality." But there is nothing, of course, "forcing" these decisions on our own Western leaders, and in nearly every case, they're simply extensions of preexisting geopolitical relationships, imperialist policies, and arbitrary might-makes-right governance. On this episode, we discuss the media narrative that the U.S. is "forced" to maintain long-beneficial alliances with right-wing regimes, looking at how this suggestion falsely presents the U.S. as an unwilling, but ultimately helpless, participant in repression of human rights around the world. Our guest is author and NYU professor James Peck.