Podcast appearances and mentions of James Savage

Attackerna mot SVT, EFNs värvningar och Aller medias resebyrå. Detta och mycket mer avhandlas i nya avsnittet. I det 195:e avsnittet av Publicistpodden samlar programledare Jonas Nordling åter sin panel: Yasmine Winberg, chefredaktör och utgivare för Resumé och Dagens Media. James Savage, publisher på The Local och ordförande för Utgivarna och Sveriges Tidskrifter. På agendan denna gång stod bland annat: Angreppen mot SVT EFNs värvning av DI:s nyhetschef Mama släpper print OK-förlaget skrotar titlar Aller Medias satsning på svenska resebranschen Marknadsföringen av prinsessan Madeleines hudvård Next Gen Board Publicistpodden görs av Jonas Nordling på uppdrag av Sveriges Tidskrifter.  Kontakt: bojonasnordling@gmail.com. Ansvarig utgivare är Kerstin Neld.

In week seven of our series through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor James Savage shares the story of a paralyzed man whose friends go to great lengths to bring him to Jesus. However the moment doesn't go as planned. As the story unfurls, we see how Jesus meets our deepest needs, over what we want […] The post What To Do When Life Doesn't Go as Expected? | Mark 2:1–11 | James Savage appeared first on Cross Point Church.

Hur ska branschen hantera trafikraset från Google? Bör PS-cheferna sluta larma? Och får vi någonsin veta sanningen om Joakim Medins frisläppande? I det 194:e avsnittet av Publicistpodden samlar programledare Jonas Nordling åter sin panel: Yasmine Winberg, chefredaktör och utgivare för Resumé och Dagens Media. James Savage, publisher på The Local och ordförande för Utgivarna och Sveriges Tidskrifter. På agendan denna gång stod bland annat: Joakim Medins frigivande Tidöpartiernas plan för Public Service Så påverkar Googles nya AI-söktjänst mediebranschen Expressens skrotar featureavdelning Sverige och EU finansierar amerikansk media Extern v/s intern diskussion kring utgivningsbeslut Publicistpodden görs av Jonas Nordling på uppdrag av Sveriges Tidskrifter. Ansvarig utgivare är Kerstin Neld.

Vilka fler kontaktade Måns Zelmerlövs PR-konsult? Vad ser Handelsbanken i papperstidningen? Varför byter Schibsted namn? Stora frågor avhandlas i detta avsnitt. I det 193:e avsnittet av Publicistpodden samlar programledare Jonas Nordling åter sin panel: Yasmine Winberg, chefredaktör och utgivare för Resumé och Dagens Media. James Savage, publisher på The Local och ordförande för Utgivarna och Sveriges Tidskrifter. På agendan denna gång stod bland annat: Läget för Joakim Medin Måns Zelmerlövs planterade intervju Schibsteds ”nya” namn Fackförbundet Akavia lägger ned sin tidning Sanningen bakom EFNs papperssatsning Kvartals nye delägare Googles kräftgång och döden för SEO Publicistpodden görs av Jonas Nordling på uppdrag av Sveriges Tidskrifter. Ansvarig utgivare är Kerstin Neld.

Äger influencers livsstilsjournalistiken? Äter Breakit upp DI Digital? Påverkade Meta valet i Kanada? Sånt snackar vi om i detta avsnitt av Publicistpodden. I det 192:e avsnittet av Publicistpodden samlar programledare Jonas Nordling åter sin panel: Yasmine Winberg, chefredaktör och utgivare för Resumé och Dagens Media. James Savage, publisher på The Local och ordförande för Sveriges Tidskrifter. På agendan denna gång stod bland annat: Läget för Joakim Medin Risken för fler strejkvarsel i mediebranschen Ny ordförande för Utgivarna PK:s senaste debatt om influencers Medierna som tappade det när Bianca Ingrosso öppnade butik Breakit vs DI Digital EFN:s löner vs DI:s löner Valet i Kanada efter Metas geoblockering av nyheter Publicistpodden görs av Jonas Nordling på uppdrag av Sveriges Tidskrifter. Ansvarig utgivare är Kerstin Neld.

Är Värvetgate en dold kampanj? Och varför är Femina så glada för sin betalvägg? Sånt och mycket mer snackar vi om i detta avsnitt. I det 191:e avsnittet av Publicistpodden samlar programledare Jonas Nordling åter sin panel: Yasmine Winberg, chefredaktör och utgivare för Resumé och Dagens Media. James Savage, publisher på The Local och ordförande för Sveriges Tidskrifter. På agendan denna gång stod bland annat: Läget för Joakim Medin Strejkvarsel på SVT Skvallret från Media Summit Bauer Media vs Anna Rastner Kristoffer Triumf vs Alice Teodorescu Måwe Readlys vinst över Arcy Feminas betalvägg Klargörande kring organisationspress och medlemsregister (Läs även vårt nya branschdokument GDPR och digitala utskick från medlemstidning till medlemmar) Publicistpodden görs av Jonas Nordling på uppdrag av Sveriges Tidskrifter. Ansvarig utgivare är Kerstin Neld.

In week three of our “On Map on Mission” series, Pastor James shared scripture from Acts 2, where Jesus used Peter and the disciples to bring thousands of people from all walks of life together to follow Him. If we truly believe Anything's Possible, and our behavior matched our beliefs, imagine the people we could […] The post Practicing What You Preach | James Savage | On Map on Mission | WEEK THREE appeared first on Cross Point Church.

I nya avsnittet snackar vi förstås Joakim Medin och Signalgate, men även EFNs senaste trovärdighetsproblem och svenska organisationer som medieägare. Och mycket annat.  I det 190:e avsnittet av Publicistpodden samlar programledare Jonas Nordling åter sin panel: Yasmine Winberg, chefredaktör och utgivare för Resumé och Dagens Media. James Savage, publisher på The Local och ordförande för Sveriges Tidskrifter. På agendan denna gång stod bland annat: Aprilskämt Frihetsberövandet av Joakim Medin Signalgate  Medarbetare hos EFN på dubbla stolar Krisen på NTM Lönegroll i Marieberg Bakläxan för Mediemyndigheten angående YGL Organisationspressens största utmaningar Publicistpodden görs av Jonas Nordling på uppdrag av Sveriges Tidskrifter. Ansvarig utgivare är Kerstin Neld.

I nya avsnittet snackar vi förstås Ines-gate och Metas bluffannonser. Men även om färre ägare betyder bättre journalistik, och mycket annat.  I det 189:e avsnittet av Publicistpodden samlar programledare Jonas Nordling åter sin panel Yasmine Winberg, chefredaktör och utgivare för Resumé och Dagens Media samt James Savage, publisher på The Local och ordförande för Sveriges Tidskrifter. På agendan denna gång stod bland annat: Hanna Hellquists insamling Bevakningen av Northvolt Stopp för Voice of America Kampen mot bluffannonserna på Meta Avvecklingen av säljare på Bonnier News Dubbla roller för sociala medie-chefen på Bonnier News Business Färre ägare ger bättre journalistik Yrkesetikens återkomst del 2 Sveriges Tidskrifters satsning på unga ledare De vinner guldspaden Publicistpodden görs av Jonas Nordling på uppdrag av Sveriges Tidskrifter. Ansvarig utgivare är Kerstin Neld.

Yrkesetikens återkomst, TV4-affären, Maxgate och Sirendomen. Det är några av punkterna på agendan i detta avsnitt. I det 188:e avsnittet av Publicistpodden samlar programledare Jonas Nordling åter sin panel: Yasmine Winberg, chefredaktör och utgivare för Resumé och Dagens Media. James Savage, publisher på The Local och ordförande för Sveriges Tidskrifter. På agendan denna gång stod bland annat: Vad betyder regeringens nobb till tidskriftsstöd? Vem är vinnare i TV4-affären? Är HD:s dom om Siren verkligen så farlig? Våras det för yrkesetiken, eller är det dödsryckningar? Vad vill Hamburger-Max med sina dubbla anmälningar till MO? Kommer Skånes Folkblad att flyga Varför har Bonnier lokaltidningar med tio prenumeranter? Missar branschen att lära av alternativa utmanare? Är diskussionen om mediebranschens terminologi årets metadebatt? Publicistpodden görs av Jonas Nordling på uppdrag av Sveriges Tidskrifter. Ansvarig utgivare är Kerstin Neld.

Welcome to this episode of the Cambridge Marketing Podcast where we delve into the niche world of golf marketing with James Savage, PR and Communications Manager at Acushnet UK. Discover the strategies behind marketing leading golf brands Titleist and Footjoy, the competitive landscape of the golf ball market, and the importance of maintaining brand consistency from professional tours to dedicated golfers. 

Regeringens nobb, Schibsteds deal och TV4s klipp. Det och mycket annat pratar vi om i detta avsnitt. I det 187:e avsnittet av Publicistpodden samlar programledare Jonas Nordling åter sin panel: Yasmine Winberg, chefredaktör och utgivare för Resumé och Dagens Media. James Savage, publisher på The Local och ordförande för Sveriges Tidskrifter. Dessutom kommenterar Sveriges Tidskrifters vd Kerstin Neld beskedet om att regeringen inte kommer gå vidare med ett förslag om ett speciellt tidskriftsstöd.  På agendan denna gång stod bland annat: Hur sköter medierna bevakningen av dådet i Örebro?  Är Schibsteds deal med Open AI en kniv i ryggen? Är det dags att skrota Orvestos räckviddsmätning? Väntas en ny kris för Viaplay när årets rapport nu släpps? Hur slår Schibsteds besparingar? Hur kan Bonnier News gå plus när kunderna blir färre? Hur mycket ljuger AI? (Spoiler: Mycket) Smittas svensk fackpress av dansk printdöd? Hur ska EFN få ut sina tidningar? Tystnar snart musiken i Sveriges radio? Publicistpodden görs av Jonas Nordling på uppdrag av Sveriges tidskrifter. Ansvarig utgivare är Kerstin Neld.

In week two of our “Awaken” series, Pastor James shares the story of the woman who was desperate for a miracle in Luke 8:42. After bleeding for 12 years, she knew that no one but Jesus could heal her. This passage shows us there is no shame in reaching out to Jesus for help. Do […] The post Praying for a Miracle | James Savage | Awaken | WEEK TWO appeared first on Cross Point Church.

This was a category separation we felt very good about when it occurred to us: why are we having leading characters going up against background characters? Why don't we separate this into Best Major Character and Best Side Character, so it's not "this character is cool but they aren't very important to the plot so they're cut?" I like this much better, and I hope y'all do too. The Nominees Are: Bang Bang Fire (1000xRESIST) Anon Chihaya (BanG Dream: It's MyGO!!!!!!) Tomori Takamatsu (BanG Dream: It's MyGO!!!!!!) Mara Forest (Crow Country) Baby (Dragon Ball GT) Lord Tokiyuki (The Elusive Samurai) Shikikan (Girls Frontline 2) Michel (The House in Fata Morgana) Morgana (The House in Fata Morgana) Jeeves (Jeeves and Wooster) Saku Fukuzawa (The Masterful Cat is Depressed Again Today) Yukichi (The Masterful Cat is Depressed Again Today) Heismay Noctule (Metaphor: ReFantazio) Alain (Unicorn Overlord) Belle/Rin (Zenless Zone Zero) Here's our write-up for the winners! Our intro and outro music for the Gimmick Awards 2024 is Afternoon After the Rain by Kazuki Kaneko, and our art is a commission from Sarracenian on Bluesky. The rules summary music for this category is flanged drum by rj lake from EL PASO, ELSEWHERE, whose main character James Savage won our Best Character category in the Gimmick Awards 2023.

Hur skötte medierna bevakningen av dådet i Örebro? Det och mycket annat pratar vi om i detta avsnitt. I det 186:e avsnittet av Publicistpodden samlar programledare Jonas Nordling åter sin panel: Yasmine Winberg, chefredaktör och utgivare för Resumé och Dagens Media. James Savage, publisher på The Local och ordförande för Sveriges Tidskrifter. På agendan denna gång stod bland annat: Hur skötte medierna bevakningen av dådet i Örebro? Angreppen på SVT, vad ligger bakom och hur påverkas medier? Innebär Googles nya spamfilter äntligen döden för mediernas annonssamarbeten? Hur länge kan Superbowl ge så stora intäkter? Vad lär sig TikTok-giganterna när deras konton kapas? Tänker LO Mediehus rätt med sin nya portal? Sanningen bakom Granström-gate Publicistpodden görs av Jonas Nordling på uppdrag av Sveriges Tidskrifter. Ansvarig utgivare är Kerstin Neld.

Storbritanniens första kvinnliga premiärminister var en pionjär inom marknadsliberalism och en av landets genom tiderna mest hatade politiker. Nya avsnitt från P3 ID hittar du först i Sveriges Radio Play. Det är söndag eftermiddag, april 2013 och på radiokanalen BBC 1 presenteras veckans topplista.När programmet närmar sig listans andraplats, bryter en signal in och programledaren lämnar över till en reporter på nyhetssändningen Newsbeat som ska ge kontext åt den nya låt som oväntat brutit sig in på listan. Det har gått en vecka sedan det meddelades att landets tidigare premiärminister Margaret Thatcher avlidit av en stroke på lyxhotellet Ritz. Under veckan har en viral kampanj pågått för att få ett nummer ur musikalen Trollkarlen från Oz att nå listans förstaplats: Ding Dong, The Witch is Dead.Med sin kontroversiella politik och hårdnackade personlighet blev Margaret Thatcher, efter elva år som premiärminister, både hyllad för att ha räddat landets ekonomi med också hårt kritiserad.— Jag har inte upplevt någon politiker före eller efter henne i Storbritannien som har varit så hatad, kanske inte heller så älskad, men inte så hatad, säger James Savage som är född i Storbritannien och publisher för The Local. — Jag skulle säga att hon är en av de största ledarna under 1900-talet utifrån vad hon åstadkom. Det säger Sofia Jarl kommunstyrelses ordförande i Norrköping och Moderat. Hon har även ett porträtt av Margaret Thatcher intatuerat på armen.Enligt Sofia Jarl är Margaret Thatcher kontroversiella eftermäle även något som märks av inom hennes eget parti Moderaterna.— Det finns ju de som verkligen ser henne som en förebild, men lite hysch hysch. Det är inte alls som när vi pratar om Ronald Reagan inom partiet. Pratar man om Margaret Thatcher så blir det lite mer ‘hysch vi pratar inte om Thatcher, det gick inte så bra och så vidare'. I avsnittet medverkar:Gunnela Björk, historiker och författare,James Savage, publisher The LocalSofia Jarl, moderat kommunpolitikerI arbetet har boken Margaret Thatcher, en biografi av Gunnela Björk och Killing Thatcher av Rory Carroll varit till hjälp i researchen.Ljud från: CNN, ITV, Pathé, AFP, BBC, Sveriges Radio, Icon, CBC och TV4. Programledare: Vendela LundbergAvsnittsmakare och reporter: Carl-Johan UlvenäsLjudmix: Fredrik Nilsson

Printdöd hos tabloiderna och Aller Medias stopp för distansarbete. Det är några av sakerna vi snackar om i nya avsnittet. I det 185:e avsnittet av Publicistpodden samlar programledare Jonas Nordling åter sin panel: Yasmine Winberg, chefredaktör och utgivare för Resumé och Dagens Media. James Savage, publisher på The Local och ordförande för Sveriges Tidskrifter. På agendan denna gång stod bland annat: Sparpaketet på Schibsted Expressens kräftgång Aller Medias stopp för distansarbete Frilansarnas villkor hos DN Kultur Prepperläget hos svenska publicister Tiktok o Trump Publicistpodden görs av Jonas Nordling på uppdrag av Sveriges tidskrifter. Ansvarig utgivare är Kerstin Neld.

This week we're going to turn our attention to the year ahead with some soothsaying on what to expect in politics and the economy in 2025 and we'll also hear some of The Local's readers' predictions for the year ahead.  Host Paul O'Mahony is joined this week by regular panelists Richard Orange and James Savage. Here are links to some of the topics discussed in the episode:ImmigrationHow new Swedish migration rules could affect foreign residents in 2025PoliticsPolitics in Sweden: Energy minister shrugs off heavy criticism of nuclear financing plansWhat's in the Social Democrats' plan to eradicate Sweden's 'vulnerable areas'?EconomyWhat's the outlook for the Swedish labour market in 2025? Become a member at https://www.thelocal.se/podcasts/podcast-offer?tpcc=padlock. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Now that it's December, there's extra pressure to feel joy over the holidays. It doesn't have to be that way! In week one of our series “The Sounding Joy,” Pastor James uses Philippians 1 to look at ways to have joy, even during difficult circumstances.  The post Spreading Joy | James Savage | The Sounding Joy | WEEK ONE appeared first on Cross Point Church.

Who is Jesus? In week one of “Citizens + Exiles”, Pastor James gives a Biblical explanation of who Jesus is, who He says we are and what our purpose is in the Kingdom of Heaven.  The post The King + Royal Priesthood | James Savage | Citizens + Exiles | WEEK ONE appeared first on Cross Point Church.

Who is Jesus? In week one of “Citizens + Exiles”, Pastor James gives a Biblical explanation of who Jesus is, who He says we are and what our purpose is in the Kingdom of Heaven.  The post The King + Royal Priesthood | James Savage | Citizens + Exiles | WEEK ONE appeared first on Cross Point Church.

It's possible to have faith, do “good” things and make right decisions while still feeling like you are missing something essential. We were created for an abundant life, but we can miss out when we don't start with what is most important.  For week two of “Made For More”, Pastor James shares clear directions one […] The post Made For Love | James Savage | Made For More | WEEK TWO appeared first on Cross Point Church.

Ayan Jamal avskyr knytkalas. David Druid har skaffat en trädgård. Travis Scott anhållen i Paris. Kräftskivesäsongen är här. James Savage, chefredaktör på The Local, om kravallerna i London. Love is Blind UK-killarnas dikterna är skräp. Kanye Wests glömda storage unit har hittats. Susanna Andrén tipsar om vad som inte får missas i OS idag. Stor brist på toaletter längs Sveriges vägar. Svampsäsongen är här och stjärnkocken Stefan Ekengren delar tips om hur man förvarar och lagar sin svamp. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programledare: David Druid och Ayan Jamal

Tom in for Nick and joined by broadcaster Jane Mangan. Jane initially reflects on day 1 of the Galway Festival before looking ahead to the rest of the week, in particular the Galway Plate. The team then turn their attention to day 1 of the Qatar Goodwood Festival and ask if anything can beat star stayer Kyprios in his bid for yet another Group 1. We hear from James Doyle who has a superb book of rides on the opening day including Gregory in the feature. We check in with James Savage, assistant trainer to Passenger who suffered an injury in the Sky Best York Stakes at the weekend. Plus it's Tuesday so we go around the bloodstock world with our fiends at Weatherbys and to Rodney Schick of New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing.

Tom in for Nick and joined by broadcaster Jane Mangan. Jane initially reflects on day 1 of the Galway Festival before looking ahead to the rest of the week, in particular the Galway Plate. The team then turn their attention to day 1 of the Qatar Goodwood Festival and ask if anything can beat star stayer Kyprios in his bid for yet another Group 1. We hear from James Doyle who has a superb book of rides on the opening day including Gregory in the feature. We check in with James Savage, assistant trainer to Passenger who suffered an injury in the Sky Best York Stakes at the weekend. Plus it's Tuesday so we go around the bloodstock world with our fiends at Weatherbys and to Rodney Schick of New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing.

Leitura bíblica do dia: Atos 14:21-28 Plano de leitura anual: Jó 32-33; Atos 14; Já fez seu devocional hoje? Aproveite e marque um amigo para fazer junto com você! Confira: Não vivemos sem o encorajamento, ele é como o oxigênio. James Savage, 9, nadou por mais de 3 quilômetros da costa de São Francisco até a Ilha de Alcatraz e voltou, quebrando o recorde da pessoa mais jovem a realizar o feito. Os 30 minutos nadando sob as águas agitadas e frias fizeram-no querer desistir. Porém, muitos remadores gritavam: “Você consegue!” Os incentivos deram-lhe o impulso que ele precisava para conquistar o seu objetivo. Quando as águas agitadas e frias da tribulação fizeram os cristãos querer desistir, Paulo e Barnabé os encorajaram a prosseguir. Depois que os apóstolos pregaram o evangelho em Derbe, eles “voltaram […] fortaleceram os discípulos. Eles os encorajaram a permanecer na fé” (Atos 14:21-22). Eles ajudaram os cristãos a permanecerem firmes em Jesus. Os problemas os enfraqueceram, mas as palavras de encorajamento reforçaram a determinação de viver por Cristo. Na força de Deus, eles perceberam que podiam continuar. Finalmente, Paulo e Barnabé os ajudaram a entender que eles passariam “por muitos sofrimentos até entrar no reino de Deus” (v.22). Viver para Jesus pode ser desafiador e, às vezes, somos tentados a desistir. Felizmente, Jesus e outros cristãos oferecem o encorajamento de que precisamos. Com Ele, podemos conseguir! Por: Marvin Williams

David Druids sista dag innan semestern. Joe Biden firar jul i juli? James Savage är här och berättar om Labours storseger. Margret Atladottirs våga fråga låda. Camilla Zamek berättar om livet som professionell matchmaker. Varför flockar alla 06or till Split? Branne Pavlovic avslutar sin första vecka i morgonpasset! Turkiets Merih Demiral är i blåsväder på grund av sin målgest. Matilda har idag ångest över paraplyer och födelsedagar? Margret och Branne diskuterar Kendrick Lamars nya video. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programledare: David Druid, Margret Atladottir och Branne Pavlovic

Extrapodd om maktskiftet i Storbritannien. Hör om varför den nye premiärministern kan ha det svåraste framför sig, om utsikterna för Tories och hur Labours jordskredsseger kan förändra relationen till EU. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Medverkande: Pontus Mattsson, Londonkorrespondent. James Savage, chefredaktör för The Local. Programledare: Katarina von ArndtProducent: Therese RosenvingeTekniker: Niki Pryke

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to bring you news and insight from around the racing world. They lead today by asking why Aidan O'Brien seems so preoccupied with the size of City of Troy and whether it really does matter. With York around the corner, William Derby drops in for Dante Festival chat, plus James Savage on Middleton contender Infinite Cosmos and what's next for Chester winners Passenger and Never So Brave. Roger Teal weighs up Epsom vs Chantilly for Dancing Gemini, while Dan Barber give the Timeform perspective on France and the Classic Trials. Popular broadcaster Alice Plunkett talks Badminton Horse Trials and BAFTAs after an extraordinary Sunday afternoon for her family, and Helmut von Fink, who lost his star stallion Soldier Hollow last week talks about his horse of a lifetime in association with Weatherbys.

Send us a Text Message.When Jonnie Wilkes and former Lost and Sound guest JD Twitch began their Optimo Espacio night one sunday in 1997 at Glasgow's Sub Club, did they think that their eclectic style of mixing house and techno with post-punk, krautrock and far outt exotic treats would kickstart an institution, as well as carve the way for a dancefloor seachange?On this week's show, Jonnie takes the mic to share his auditory odyssey with us. The narrative weaves between his distinct loves for both DJing and music production, and how this ties into a background in fine art. With over two decades of experience to his name, Jonnie offers profound insights into how his artistry has shaped and been shaped by the reverberations of the industry. This echoes into talking about jis recently released Naum Gabo album (made with James Savage and released on the hugely influential DFA Records) is a dark, post-industrial journey that explores the outer reaches of electronics.Wilkes' candid reminiscences and musings on the emotional tapestry of live performances cast light on the intimate connections forged between DJ and audience, how our physical surroundings influence our creative process and the fluidity of art.F.Lux by Naum Gabo is available now here.Paul Hanford on InstagramLost and Sound is proudly sponsored by Audio-TechnicaPaul's  book, Coming To Berlin: Global Journeys Into An Electronic Music And Club Culture Capital is published by Velocity Press. Click here to find out more. Subscribe to the Lost and Sound Substack for fresh updates and writing.Lost and Sound title music by Thomas Giddins

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing Tv broadcaster Jane Mangan to take a canter through the racing news from across the globe. Leading with the continuing Mullins-fest, they are joined by Joe Chambers on Gaelic Warrior's possible appearance at Sandown, Nicky Henderson on Jonbon, and Clive Hadingham, co-founder of Surrey Racing, fresh from an agonising defeat. Also today, the Classic trials are analysed, James Savage has the latest on Nostrum's return this week, Simon Marsh celebrates Too Darn Hot's first Group One success from his initial Australian Crop, Glenn Toner gives an early preview of the Kentucky Derby and Alex Shaw has details of Racing Together's Community Day.

How does someone who grew up in a Stockholm suburb become the leader of a traditionally agrarian party? Why is the party opposed to new work permit rules? And what's it like being Sweden's first culturally Muslim party leader? This and more in our interview with Centre Party leader Muharrem Demirok.In this bonus episode of our Sweden in Focus podcast, host Paul O'Mahony is joined by The Local's publisher James Savage for a wide-ranging interview with the leader of the Centre Party, Muharrem Demirok. __Sign up now for Membership+ and get early, ad-free access to a full-length episode of the Sweden in Focus podcast every weekend, as well as Sweden in Focus Extra every Wednesday.Please visit the link that applies to you and get a 40% discount on Membership+For signed-in members: Upgrade to Membership+For new members: Get Membership+ Read more about Membership+ in our help centre Become a member at https://www.thelocal.se/podcasts/podcast-offer?tpcc=padlock. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At the end of our lives, there are four phrases that everyone wants to hear, the first being “I love you.” In the first weeks of our “Words to Live By” series, Pastor James talks about making love a priority in our lives today, not just at the end of our lives.  The post Motivated by Love | James Savage | Words to Live By | WEEK ONE appeared first on Cross Point Church.

At the end of our lives, there are four phrases that everyone wants to hear, the first being “I love you.” In the first weeks of our “Words to Live By” series, Pastor James talks about making love a priority in our lives today, not just at the end of our lives.  The post Motivated by Love | James Savage | Words to Live By | WEEK ONE appeared first on Cross Point Church.

Why do many foreigners find dating in Sweden so tough, and what's the approach to take? Hear matchmaker Lemarc Thomas give his views on how to crack the Swedish dating scene. In this bonus episode of our Sweden in Focus podcast, host Paul O'Mahony is briefly joined by panelists James Savage and Becky Waterton, before we listen to an interview with professional matchmaker Lemarc Thomas.  The Stockholm-based connector tells us what makes dating in Sweden so different from anything he's experienced before. He also answers questions from readers of The Local on how to proceed in a landscape where many of the usual rules no longer apply.  If you'd like to read more about dating in Sweden, make sure to check out these articles:Dating in Sweden: sex, booze and mobile phonesDating in Sweden: Is it really as tough as they say?Dating in Sweden: When is a fika a fika… and when is it a date? Become a member at https://www.thelocal.se/podcasts/podcast-offer?tpcc=padlock. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode: semla season, better conditions for Ukrainian refugees, why Sweden is closing its NordStream blast probe, freezer malfunction spoils decades of samples at a Swedish university, an alleged Iranian plot to kill Jews in Sweden, anti-Semitism in Sweden, and new details on stop-and-search zones. Host Paul O'Mahony is joined this week by The Local's Becky Waterton and James Savage. We also have interview with Aron Verständig, chair of the Official Council of Swedish Jewish Communities, and ethnologist Jonas Engman, curator at the Nordic Museum. Here are links to some of the stories we discuss:Shrove TuesdaySix sticky facts about Sweden's Fat TuesdayWhy I still don't understand the hype about Sweden's semlorSweden & UkraineSweden to change law so Ukrainians can get personal numbersNord StreamSwedish prosecutor shuts down Nord Stream investigationScience & ResearchDecades of samples destroyed in Swedish uni freezer failureAnti-SemitismIranian intelligence suspected of plot to kill Swedish JewsCrimeSweden's government to bring in stop-and-search zones in March Become a member at https://www.thelocal.se/podcasts/podcast-offer?tpcc=padlock. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For our last week of Here & Now, Pastor James closed out the series with a teaching about overcoming criticism.  We have grown so comfortable criticizing ourselves and others that, often, it becomes our method of dealing with pain or fear. But when we replace our criticism with curiosity for what God thinks about us, […]

In this week's episode: Ice bathing, Turkey's parliament votes on Sweden's Nato bid, top Sweden Democrat calls for ban on Islamic symbols, Sweden's complicated relationship with wolves, and how a cyber attack hit Swedish authorities and retailers.Host Paul O'Mahony is joined this week by The Local's Emma Löfgren and James Savage, and we also have an interview with Shahid Raza, who is Director of RISE Cybersecurity Unit, Research Director at Cybercampus Sweden and Professor of Cybersecurity at Mälardalen University.Here are links to some of the stories we discuss:Ice bathing Ice-swimming in Sweden: Is this the world's most extreme competition?NatoTurkey's president signed off on the ratification of Sweden's Nato application a few hours after we recorded the episode, nullifying some speculation that we opted to leave out. Turkey approves Sweden's Nato application as Erdogan signs ratificationSwedish Prime Minister ‘won't negotiate' with Hungary on Nato bidEXPLAINED: What happens next for Sweden's Nato application?PoliticsTop Sweden Democrat: No paradigm shift yet in Swedish migrationOpposition calls for Sweden Democrat to resign over Mohammed tweetWolvesWolf caught on camera in StockholmWild boar thrive while Sweden targets ‘mythical' wolfCyberattackSome Swedish shops start to reopen after hacker attackRussian group behind hacker attack on Swedish authorities and retailers

This week we take a look at the stories likely to shape Sweden in 2024, from politics and Nato to minority rights, Eurovision, and the economy. Host Paul O'Mahony is joined for the preview of 2024 by all our regular panelists: James Savage, Becky Waterton, Richard Orange and Emma Löfgren.  Here are links to some of the stories we discuss:PoliticsWhat will happen in Swedish politics in 2024?NatoTurkey links Nato ratification of Sweden to F-16 fighter jet saleReader predictions'We're losing the life we built in Sweden': Work permit holders dread uncertain futureEurovisionHotels, tickets and scams: What to know about visiting Malmö for Eurovision 2024Immigrant rightsForeigners in Sweden: How the migration paradigm shift affects our livesEconomyWhat's going to happen to the Swedish economy in 2024?

This week we look back at the biggest news stories in Sweden in 2023, from quran burnings and a heightened terror threat to Nato wrangling, the King's jubilee, and new income requirements for work permit holders.Host Paul O'Mahony is joined for the review of the year by all our regular panelists: James Savage, Becky Waterton, Richard Orange and Emma Löfgren.  Here are links to some of the stories we discuss:PoliticsThe 20 events that formed Sweden's political landscape in 2023NatoTurkey links Nato ratification of Sweden to F-16 fighter jet saleTerror threatWhat you need to know about Sweden's terror threatGang violence 'Our kids don't even live long enough to become adults'Salary threshold'We're losing the life we built in Sweden': Work permit holders dread uncertain futureKing's jubileeIN PICTURES: Swedes throng capital for royal jubilee

In this week's episode: Christmas travel, birds attack giant straw goat, White Christmas dreams, rumours of a new political party, and what can immigrants do to increase their prospects of landing a job in Sweden? Host Paul O'Mahony is joined this week by The Local's James Savage and Becky Waterton, and we also have an interview with Amanda Herzog, an American marketing expert who runs a company offering courses to international job seekers.Here are links to some of the stories we discuss:Christmas travelWhat to be aware of when travelling in Sweden this ChristmasGävle goatSweden's Gävle goat is Christmas dinner for peckish birdsGOATWATCH: Here's how you can livestream Sweden's Christmas goatWeatherIs Sweden heading for a white Christmas?PoliticsWhat will happen in Swedish politics in 2024?Working in SwedenIf skilled foreigners can't find work, does Sweden have a talent shortage?

Rejection and acceptance are two powerful ways our lives can be transformed. In the final week of Neighbors & Nations, James Savage shares how one man's journey from rejection to acceptance brought the truth of Jesus from neighborhoods to the nations. 

This week on Sweden in Focus: TV history show provokes debate, far-right leader gives speech in Arabic, Sweden's media subsidy system explained, surviving November, and how a wave of international arrests is affect Sweden's gang conflict.Host Paul O'Mahony is joined this week by The Local's James Savage and Becky Waterton, and we also have an interview with Expressen's crime reporter Katrin Krantz.Here are links to some of the stories we discuss this week:History of Sweden OPINION: Why are racists in Sweden angry at history?ARCHIVE: Who were the first Scandinavians?Sweden Democrat speech OPINION: Åkesson's speech may be in Arabic, but it's for Swedish speakersSwedish media subsidies Mentioned at the end of this article: EXPLAINED: Swedish newspapers and how they workSwedish November survivalHow to love November in Sweden (no, seriously!)Baby, it's mörv outside: Sweden's 13th month is hereIs this Swedish Christmas trend the secret to happiness?Heartwarming story about Gothenburg's public library goes viralGangsWho's who in Sweden's gang conflict?

Welcome to another episode of The Gamerheads Podcast! This week, Roger had the pleasure to chat with  Xalavier Nelson Jr. as they discuss his studio's new game, El Paso, Elsewhere. El Paso, Elsewhere is a neo-noir adventure game with an intriguing narrative and a compelling protagonist named James Savage. They talk about the collaborative effort in which Xalavier and his team combined their imaginative inputs to create a captivating gaming experience. From the writing, to music, to the cinematic creation, they cover it all.As the episode wraps up, they look towards the future, evaluating the direction the gaming industry is heading.  They talk about some of the challenges that Xalavier has faced and the challenges that the industry faces as a whole. Be sure to follow Xalavier on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WritNelsonCheck out Strange Scaffold's website: https://www.strangescaffold.com/Support the showHere are a few ways you can support Gamerheads!Leave us a review!Not only does your review help fellow gamers discover our podcast, but it also provides valuable insights for us as content creators. Your feedback serves as a compass, guiding us in crafting episodes that cater to your interests, addressing topics that matter to you, and enhancing your overall listening experience. Your words have the power to influence the direction of future episodes and ensure that we continue delivering content that captivates and engages. Review us on Apple Podcasts! Review us on Spotify! Join our Discord!In The Gamerheads Podcast Discord, you'll find a haven for lively discussions, where you can chat about the latest releases and share your gaming experiences with fellow gamers.Join our Patreon today https://www.patreon.com/gamerheadsFollow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/GamerheadsPodMusic: Jeff Dasler - RecusedScott Gratton - Wheel IntroVarious Artists - Return to Control

Nick is joined by David Yates from the Daily Mirror to gallop through all today's global headlines from the world of thoroughbred racing. The begin by considering the news from France this morning that Ace Impact's connections are still toying with the idea of going to the Japan Cup for a clash between the world's two best horses. Adrien joins the chat to explain the motivation behind this. Also on today's show, more Arc fallout from Owen Burrows and James Savage, while Richard Hannon pours more superlatives on Rosallion and Clive Cox reflects on reaching 1,000 winners yesterday and outlines plans for Ghostwriter. Jockey James Best drops in to talk about his ride in Czech Republic's Velka Pardubicka on Sunday, while Gestut Etzean's Ralf Kredel is your Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

Nick is joined by David Yates from the Daily Mirror to gallop through all today's global headlines from the world of thoroughbred racing. The begin by considering the news from France this morning that Ace Impact's connections are still toying with the idea of going to the Japan Cup for a clash between the world's two best horses. Adrien joins the chat to explain the motivation behind this. Also on today's show, more Arc fallout from Owen Burrows and James Savage, while Richard Hannon pours more superlatives on Rosallion and Clive Cox reflects on reaching 1,000 winners yesterday and outlines plans for Ghostwriter. Jockey James Best drops in to talk about his ride in Czech Republic's Velka Pardubicka on Sunday, while Gestut Etzean's Ralf Kredel is your Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

Tom in for Nick and joined by Jour De Gallop journalist Adrien Cugnasse for a deep dive into this year's Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe. After another forfeit stage today and supplementary day tomorrow we are ever close to learning the final field for this year's race and Adrien casts his eye over the runners to give his view. We hear from Bay Bridge's assistant trainer James Savage and also get an update on other Sir Michael Stoute stable stars. Westover's rider Rob Hornby is along to assess his mounts chances in the race and, in particular, of reversing King George form with Hukum. Nick is joined by broadcaster Francesca Cumani for reflection on Italy's biggest steeplechase which was run at the weekend. Racing Post journalist Jonathan Harding joins us for an update on news closer to home, and it's Tuesday so off we go around the bloodstock world with Weatherbys, this week hearing from Blue Diamond Stud CEO Ted Voute.

Tom in for Nick and joined by Jour De Gallop journalist Adrien Cugnasse for a deep dive into this year's Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe. After another forfeit stage today and supplementary day tomorrow we are ever close to learning the final field for this year's race and Adrien casts his eye over the runners to give his view. We hear from Bay Bridge's assistant trainer James Savage and also get an update on other Sir Michael Stoute stable stars. Westover's rider Rob Hornby is along to assess his mounts chances in the race and, in particular, of reversing King George form with Hukum. Nick is joined by broadcaster Francesca Cumani for reflection on Italy's biggest steeplechase which was run at the weekend. Racing Post journalist Jonathan Harding joins us for an update on news closer to home, and it's Tuesday so off we go around the bloodstock world with Weatherbys, this week hearing from Blue Diamond Stud CEO Ted Voute.

We make choices every day. In some of these choices, we choose our own will over God's will, and it leaves us feeling broken, desperate and alone. Even for people who consider themselves believers, sin has a way of showing up through our choices and causing damage. What's true about the parable of the lost […]

Nick is joined by renowned broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. Today, Nick and Rishi examine whether the Belmont Stakes card on Saturday could be under threat from the poor Air Quality in New York caused by Canada's wildfires. Rossdales Vet Piet Ramzan discusses the potential effects on equine health. With an eye to Royal Ascot, James Savage responds to claims of a 'dazzling' work posted by Desert Crown yesterday and suggests both he and Bay Bridge could be pointed to the Prince of Wales's Stakes. He also nominates a comeback race for Nostrum. Saeed bin Suroor looks forward to Mawj's rematch with Tahiyra, owner Mick Mariscotti assesses the chances of his Gold Cup leading hopeful Coltrane, while Australian Troy Corstens, whose The Astrologist is favourite at Haydock this weekend en route to a tilt at Royal Ascot.