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In hole 32 kijken we terug op onze drukste golfweek van het jaar. Peter zijn conditie werd op de proef gesteld in de matchplay kampioenschappen met 4 rondjes in een weekend. Paul en Rogier verloren in de kwartfinale van respectievelijk Norbert en Peter. Norbert legde de lat hoog in de finale en Peter moest genoegen nemen met een eervolle 2e plek. Paul, Rogier en Martijn hadden zondag hun focus op Hoenderdaal. Paul en Martijn werden teleurstellend 8e en 6e. Rogier wist dankzij 9 birdies in de voorronde na de hele zondag slagen te lekken nog net op 1 slag de titel binnen te slepen. Op de PGA tour werd het BMW Championship gespeeld op de Castle Pines Golf Club, LAB putters deden het niet, we zien veel angry golfers de laatste tijd en de nieuwe Ryder cup captain Keegan Bradley gaat met zijn win als 4e richting East Lake gaat. De DP World tour was in Denemarken, een matig bezet veld. Iedereen lijkt zijn krachten te sparen voor een belangrijke stretch die eraan komt. De Fransen leven op na de OS in Parijs, Ravetto deed het weer goed, maar Lacroix ging er met de titel vandoor. St. Andrews was voor het eerst het toneel voor het Ladies Open. In moeilijke omstandigheden met veel wind en af en toe een zieke douche werden er veel mutsen gesignaleerd. Het werd een gevecht tussen o.a. voormalige nummers 1 van de wereld (Vu en Ko) en de huidige nummer 1 Korda. Lydia Ko pakt na de gouden medaille nu ook de winst in The Home of Golf. In de korte ronde staan we stil bij de overwinning van Mark Helfrich, die na jaren proberen zijn eerste ster verdient bij de herenmiddag en Martijn die een longest drive slaat!!! We doen een rijtje TaylorMade drivers. Keegan Bradley is misschien wat underrated? Jamie Reid (speedgolfer) kan een par 4 sneller spelen dan Brian Harman zijn afslag kan slaan. De Raad de Speler is uiteraard weer onze afsluiter. 0:00 – 27:26 Het Hoenderdaal Open en de Matchplay kampioenschappen 27:26 – 49:33 BMW Championship, Deens Open en The Open voor de dames 49:33 – 1:09:23 Korte Ronde 1:09:23 – 1:10:10 Raad de Speler Hole 32
Edición Limitada - 24 de Abril del 2024. Selección, producción, realización y conducción: Fracisco J. Brenes. Presentando música de Nick Cave & Warren Ellis, Emma Anderson, Weyes Blood, Night Swimming, Chelsea Wolfe, Helado Negro, Broadcast, Belle and Sebastian, The Legends, Bluhm, Fontaines D.C., St. Vincent, Jamie Reid, Better Joy, The Zutons, Kasabian, The Hives, Carmen, Soft Kill, Guided By Voices, Pearl Jam, Common Goldfish, Flowered Up, A Certain Ratio, Mylène Farmer, Pet Shop Boys, Joe Goddard featuring Barrie, M83, Justice featuring Tame Impala, Desire, Male Tears, Girl in Red, Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross, Terence Fixmer, Holy Youth Movement y Cold Cave.
Missed the show this morning? No worries, catch all the action right here from @SENZMornings with Ian Smith featuring, Smithy's Sermon, Dean Bell, Talkback Time, Tana Umaga, The Sports Desk, Graeme Beasley, Jamie Reid, Michael Guerin, Greg O'Connor, Smithy's Friday Freebie Multi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Missed the show this morning? No worries, catch all the action right here from @SENZMornings with Ian Smith featuring, Smithy's Sermon, Dean Bell, Talkback Time, Tana Umaga, The Sports Desk, Graeme Beasley, Jamie Reid, Michael Guerin, Greg O'Connor, Smithy's Friday Freebie Multi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
QUICK LISTEN | “Over fifty players at the national event…definitely growing…before covid hit it was really taking off around the world…New Zealand's probably doing the best in terms of numbers…” Jamie Reid on Speed Golf numbers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
NZ Speed Golf Champion Jamie Reid joins the show to talk about taking out another NZ title, making an unofficial world record score, posting a 68 in 31m 3s, how he makes his way around the course, participation numbers & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The world's best speedgolfer, New Zealander Jamie Reid, won the national speedgolf title at Fitzroy Golf Club near New Plymouth at the weekend. Jamie Reid spoke to Corin Dann.
On today's episode, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon discusses his government's decision to bring back the Three Strikes law, hospice leaders are calling for changes to the End of Life Choice act, political editor Jo Moir explains the details, junior doctors are threatening to strike over pay, Resident Doctors Association national secretary Deborah Powell joins us, we cross to New York and hear from the AP's Philip Crowther as the opening statements for Donald Trump's criminal case are heard, and NZ speedgolfer Jamie Reid sets an unofficial world record.
In their heyday, album covers were veritable canvases, pored over by music lovers across the globe as they devoured the music therein. In this bonus broadcast I pay hommage to the lost art of the album cover with fellow album aesthete Dr. Andrew Webber.I hope you enjoy the podcast and do leave feedback if you like what you have heard.I look forward to seeing you in Season Three...Mathew WoodallThis episode is dedicated to Barney Bubbles, S. Neil Fujita, Reid Miles, Peter Blake, Stanley 'Mouse' Miller, Malcolm Garrett, John Berg, Norman Seeff, Robert Crumb, Neon Park, Mick Rock, Jim Flora, Peter Saville, Cal Schenkel, HR Giger, Andy Warhol, Jamie Reid, Trevor Key, Vaughan Oliver, Ian Wright and Hipgnosis, to name but a few.
It's Thursday 12th October 2023, in the evening show we catch up on the latest goings on since the last pod including reactions to Derby, Charlton and Liverpool U21's, and we also look ahead to Stevenage at home this coming Saturday.Talking pointsThoughts are with Owen Dale & his partner after their loss. Also Andy Lyons after his dad passed awayLost 1-3 to Derby, ‘Pool outclassed or victims of a smash and grab?Draw 2-2 with Charton. How did we throw this one away?Won 5-2 against Liverpool U21's in the EFL Trophy. Can we read anything into this and surely Kouassi needs to start on Saturday against Stevenage?(Mitch stat on Kouassi) Are we underperforming? (according to XG vs actual - yes, we are, but less so than we were last time I brought this point up - should be 6th on XG) Stevenage preview - our starting eleven and thoughts for the matchManaged by the infamous Steve Evans, generally a team of units!Jamie Reid, eight goal top scorerConceded same goals as us, 12Like this show? Then please consider joining our Patreon supporter program for early access, ad-free pods, WhatsApp patron group access and bonus content. Go to https://www.patreon.com/seasiderspod ----------------FOLLOW----------------You can follow us on social media, listen to and/or watch the shows on the following platforms. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@seasiderspodTwitter: https://twitter.com/seasiderspodWebsite: https://www.seasiderspodcast.co.ukFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasiderspodPodcast app: https://podfollow.com/seasiders-podcastPS - If listening on Apple Podcasts, don't forget to leave us a five star rating and review as it helps us gain exposure on there. Much obliged!----------------PATREON----------------If you would like to help support our show, please consider joining our Patreon supporter program. https://www.patreon.com/seasiderspod And in return for your generous patronage of the pod, you'll get a Seasiders Podcast premium pass. This gives you all the podcasts ad-free, exclusive patron-only content, access to our private patron WhatsApp group containing us and all other patrons. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
If you're looking for some creative inspiration, today's guest John Marchant shares his unique journey as a curator, gallerist, and artist collaborator. He's worked with some big names in the industry, such as Body Map and Jamie Reid, and he discusses how he balances the artist's vision with the expectations of galleries and audiences. John also talks about his current project, a large-scale installation in a field that combines art, spirituality, and a political message. His story is all about curiosity, resilience, and the transformative power of art. KEY TAKEAWAYS Embrace opportunities: John's pivotal moment came when he saw a spread of photographs in a magazine that inspired him to pursue a different path. He encourages others to seize opportunities, even if they seem unconventional or risky. Curiosity and openness: John's curiosity led him to work with a diverse range of artists and explore different creative scenes. He was drawn to politically active artists and those who pushed boundaries, allowing him to learn and grow in his role as a curator. Navigating different perspectives: As a curator, John had to navigate the space between the artist's vision and the expectations of funders and galleries. He learned to wear different hats and see from multiple perspectives to create cohesive and meaningful exhibitions. Demand the impossible: Jamie Reid's iconic artwork often carried political messages and challenged the status quo. John learned the power of demanding the impossible and pushing boundaries through art, which resonated with audiences and sparked conversations. Resilience and adaptability: John's experiences, from working in construction to curating exhibitions, taught him resilience and adaptability. He learned to navigate challenging situations, work with limited resources, and find creative solutions to bring artists' visions to life. BEST MOMENTS "I opened a very, very early copy of ID magazine…this massive thing was clanging in my head saying, you do not have to conform to what you're being raised for." "Jamie Reid…the artwork for the Pistols was actually a political action in itself." "Demand the impossible…people love that still." "We proposed this thing with a whole series of festivals around the year…and they said, Yeah, we'll do that. That seems great." "We're standing there in this field with the local chapter of the Druid Order, kids brought in by the Sensory Trust, various people…that was one of the maddest things that we actually did together." ABOUT THE HOST Meet Ceri Hand, the driving force behind countless creative success stories. A creative coach, entrepreneur, and dynamic speaker, she's committed to empowering creatives to realise their dreams and make a meaningful impact through her creative coaching, mentoring and training company www.cerihand.com. With three decades in the arts under her belt, Ceri has ridden the highs, the lows, and everything in between. Now, she's here to help you achieve your goals, your way. Find out how we can support you to become extraordinary here: https://linktr.ee/cerihandThis show was brought to you by Progressive Media
On this episode of the Banned Biographies podcast your host, Tom Austin-Morgan, thanks Brompton Jackson from Wilmette for his time on last months' episode, and what you can expect from the next episode which will be out soon. The news this month concerns: The continuing allegations against Justin Sane of Anti-Flag, the passing of Sinéad O'Connor, Jamie Reid and Steve Harwell, Descendents, Devo, Billy Idol, GBH, The Bronx, The Damned, Ben Weasel from Screaching Weasel's new book, Bob Vylan, Bad Cop/Bad Cop, Fishbone and GZA of the Wu-Tang Clan touring together, former Lostprophets frontman and convicted peadophile, Ian Watkins getting stabbed in prison, Madball, Chris Flippin, Paramore, Glenn Danzig, TV Smith, Dexys, Green Day, Fat Mike, Lars Fredericksen, Amyl and the Sniffers, Bouncing Souls, L7, Flogging Molly, Bad Religion, and The Rolling Stones. Tom reviews the singles by Pretenders, The Coral, Holly Humberstone, Bad Cop/Bad Cop, Teenage Fanclub, Fat Mike, Corey Taylor, The Streets, Soft Play, Ash, Mondo Generator, The Gaslight Anthem, Molotov Jukebox, Dream Nails, and The Rolling Stones. The albums reviewed this month are: The Female Divine by Dexys, Smile by Skindred, The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons by The Hives, A Call to the Void by Hot Milk, Road by Alice Cooper, and Back to The Water Below by Royal Blood. Merch: https://my-store-cfdac5.creator-spring.com Contact Twitter: @BannedBiogs Facebook: @BannedBiographies Instagram: @bannedbiographies E-mail: bannedbiographies@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Selling the insurance brokerage in which you've put a lifetime of effort is no small step. How do you know that you've got the right partner? The right price? The right place for your clients & staff? Good news – the DIPP crew has done a bunch of legwork for you. Our M & A series covers some of the most important questions & brings you the answers, right from the source. In this episode, you'll hear the answers straight from Jamie Reid from Westland. We asked Western Financial Group, Navacord, Rogers Insurance (CBN), AJ Gallagher, Westland, Brokerlink and HUB International the following questions: Where did your firm come from and where are you going? Why should a broker sell to you – what value do you bring? What's your target broker? Does a broker with a strong digital presence get a valuation boost? Do you want former owners to stick around? Do you keep the original name? What's in it for the acquired employees? What's in it for carriers? Who wins & who loses? How do you value a brokerage? What can a broker do to make their business worth more? How do valuations compare between heavy CL brokers vs heavy PL brokers? Does a ROFR diminish the value of a brokerage? What is your firm's end game?
On this episode of the Banned Biographies podcast your host, Tom Austin-Morgan, thanks Brompton Jackson from Wilmette for his time on last months' episode, and what you can expect from the next episode which will be out soon. The news this month concerns: The continuing allegations against Justin Sane of Anti-Flag, the passing of Sinéad O'Connor, Jamie Reid and Steve Harwell, Descendents, Devo, Billy Idol, GBH, The Bronx, The Damned, Ben Weasel from Screaching Weasel's new book, Bob Vylan, Bad Cop/Bad Cop, Fishbone and GZA of the Wu-Tang Clan touring together, former Lostprophets frontman and convicted peadophile, Ian Watkins getting stabbed in prison, Madball, Chris Flippin, Paramore, Glenn Danzig, TV Smith, Dexys, Green Day, Fat Mike, Lars Fredericksen, Amyl and the Sniffers, Bouncing Souls, L7, Flogging Molly, Bad Religion, and The Rolling Stones. Tom reviews the singles by Pretenders, The Coral, Holly Humberstone, Bad Cop/Bad Cop, Teenage Fanclub, Fat Mike, Corey Taylor, The Streets, Soft Play, Ash, Mondo Generator, The Gaslight Anthem, Molotov Jukebox, Dream Nails, and The Rolling Stones. The albums reviewed this month are: The Female Divine by Dexys, Smile by Skindred, The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons by The Hives, A Call to the Void by Hot Milk, Road by Alice Cooper, and Back to The Water Below by Royal Blood. Merch: https://my-store-cfdac5.creator-spring.com Contact Twitter: @BannedBiogs Facebook: @BannedBiographies Instagram: @bannedbiographies E-mail: bannedbiographies@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We put four more Mercury Prize contenders to the test: Jessie Ware, Arctic Monkeys, Shygirl, and RAYE. The Women's World Cup is a tremendous success - it must be if it can get New Zealanders to discuss "soccer". We talk about the Lionesses chances - is it finally coming home?ElTele is very pleased about the return of Only Murders in the Building, and reveals a new team to support. During some toaster banter, we introduce the rest of the world to Briscoe's.. there's a sale on! We end by saying goodbye to Jamie Reid, Robbie Robertson of the Band and Sir Michael Parkinson.Show notes and links at https://www.onlyapodcast.com/episode-41-lionesses-and-more-mercury/https://linktr.ee/onlyapodcast
Part two of our Summer Music Book Series features author and former Del Fuegos guitarist Warren Zanes discussing his recent book, Deliver Me From Nowhere: The Making of Bruce Springsteen's 'Nebraska.' (Crown) And on Zoom from Paris, Kate Stables, leader and songwriter for the band This Is The Kit talks about the band's newest album Careful of Your Keepers (Rough Trade). RSD's Carrie Colliton has the week off. The Record Store Day podcast is written, produced, engineered and hosted by Paul Myers, who also composed the theme music and selected interstitial music. Sponsored by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Tito's Handmade Vodka, and Crosley turntables. Please listen, rate and review the Record Store Day Podcast wherever you get your podcasts, and by all means tell your friends to listen too. This episode is dedicated to singer songwriter Sixto Rodriguez (1942-2023), punk designer Jamie Reid (1947-2023), and The Band's Robbie Roberston (1943-2023)
In this episode we welcome NME legend Charles Shaar Murray, beamed in from his adopted Ipswich to reminisce about his career from Oz magazine to his John Lee Hooker biography Boogie Man. We start by discussing Charles' 1970 interview with the mighty Muddy Waters, his "favourite singer since I was 12 years old". Our guest talks about the Oz "School Kids" issue and the other underground publications for which he wrote before he was recruited by New Musical Express in the summer of 1972. We hear how "CSM" became NME's unofficial David Bowie correspondent and how — under Nick Logan's editorship — the paper radically broadened its rock remit to embrace film, literature and politics. Taking the story into the early '80s, we discuss the continuing passion for blues that led to years of research for Boogie Man. Clips from Tony Scherman's 1992 audio interview with its subject Mr. Hooker prompt our guest's memories of coaxing information out of the veteran bluesman. From John Lee and Muddy Waters we turn our attention to a Canadian guitarist who fell heavily under their spell: Robbie Robertson, whose death we learned about the night before recording this episode. After we hear audio of the Band man talking in 1991 about his "musical brother" Levon Helm, we discuss what the proto-Americana quintet meant then and now. We also pay tribute to punk artist Jamie Reid and Mexican-American cult hero Rodriguez. Wrapping up the episode, Barney quotes from late '70s interviews with Ted Nugent and Bruce Springsteen, after which Jasper talks us out with his thoughts on pieces about Monie Love and Beyoncé... Many thanks to special guest Charles Shaar Murray. His books, including Boogie Man: The Adventures of John Lee Hooker, are available from all good bookshops. Pieces discussed: Muddy Waters, David Bowie, Crosstown Traffic, John Lee Hooker, John Lee Hooker audio, Robbie Robertson, The Second Coming of Robbie Robertson, Jamie Reid, Rodriguez, Ted Nugent, Bruce Springsteen, Monie Love and Beyoncé.
Juliet and Terence: with a quiz on albums from 1984; the end of everything! (well... tv, radio, and DVDs); and farewell to Jamie Reid and Robbie Robertson. {John Mortimer QC}
Makin' it fit into a compact podcast for you: -RIPs: The Band's Robbie Robertson, Sex Pistols' artist Jamie Reid, The Kinks' John Gosling! -David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust finale headed to the big screen! -Freddie Mercury personal items to be displayed before auction! -Nicko McBrain talks stroke recovery and his future in Iron Maiden! -Motley Crue gives details on their 40th anniversary box set! -Bill Bruford's surprise appearance & more! The Bent News Update is here every Friday to help keep you in the know about Rock & Roll! Catch all of our episodes, any time, right here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Makin' it fit into a compact podcast for you: -RIPs: The Band's Robbie Robertson, Sex Pistols' artist Jamie Reid, The Kinks' John Gosling! -David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust finale headed to the big screen! -Freddie Mercury personal items to be displayed before auction! -Nicko McBrain talks stroke recovery and his future in Iron Maiden! -Motley Crue gives details on their 40th anniversary box set! -Bill Bruford's surprise appearance & more! The Bent News Update is here every Friday to help keep you in the know about Rock & Roll! Catch all of our episodes, any time, right here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Suella Braverman, Lee Anderson, Rishi Sunak ... are we falling into their trap by focussing on asylum seeker barges and taskforces against "dodgy lawyers" while the real story of this government's abject incompetence is ignored? And talking of absolute cults, the Two Matts say goodbye to two giants of culture - Jamie Reid and William Friedkin - and come up with their own Top 5 list of people who changed our culture forever. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Four survivors from a migrant boat which sank say 41 others have drowned. - we hear from an MEP from Italy's governing party, Also: concerns about safety from a Northern Ireland policewoman, how to rebuild a pub, Russian history textbooks, French spies in Libya, and the death of Sex Pistols collaborator Jamie Reid.
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Show notes and Transcript... We think Dr Miriam Grossman has just written the most important book for parents today. It is titled "Lost in Trans Nation: A Child Psychiatrist's Guide Out of the Madness" and it even comes with a forward from none other than Dr Jordan B Peterson. Dr Miriam joins Hearts of Oak to discuss this timely release which she wrote primarily to help parents navigate the trans narrative, imploring them to reject the advice of gender experts and politicians, to trust their guts, their parental instincts, in the face of an onslaught of ideologically driven misinformation that steers them and their children toward risky decisions which they may end up ruing for the rest of their lives. She tells us why the medical world and most of our institutions have been captured by this new dogma and how whistle-blowers have lifted the lid on this destructive industry. Please share Dr Grossman's message widely. Miriam Grossman MD is board certified in psychiatry and in the sub-specialty of child and adolescent psychiatry. Before gender ideology was on anyone's radar, she warned parents about its falsehoods and dangers in her 2009 book about sexuality education, "You're Teaching My Child WHAT?" Dr. Grossman's practice currently focuses on gender-distressed young people and their parents. She believes that every child is born in the right body. Dr Grossman has been vocal about the capture of her profession by ideologues, leading to dangerous and experimental treatments on children and betrayal of parents. The author of five books, Dr. Grossman's work has been translated into eleven languages. She has testified in Congress and lectured at the British House of Lords and the United Nations. Dr. Grossman is featured in the Daily Wire's What Is A Woman?, Fox Nation's The Miseducation of America, and many other documentaries. Her expert psychiatric opinion is sought for witness testimony and court reports. 'Lost in Trans Nation: A Child Psychiatrist's Guide Out of the Madness' with foreword by Jordan B Peterson in hardback or e-book from Amazon...https://amzn.eu/d/0IacMXd Connect with Dr Miriam... WEBSITE: https://www.miriamgrossmanmd.com/ TWITTER-X https://twitter.com/Miriam_Grossman?s=20 Interview recorded 28.7.23 *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on GETTR https://gettr.com/user/BoschFawstin and Twitter https://twitter.com/TheBoschFawstin?s=20 To sign up for our weekly email, find our social media, podcasts, video, livestreaming platforms and more... https://heartsofoak.org/connect/ Please subscribe, like and share! Transcript (Hearts of Oak) Hello, Hearts of Oak, and welcome to another interview coming up in a moment, with Dr. Miriam Grossman. You will probably have seen her on Matt Walsh's excellent What is a Woman, Daily Wire documentary. She was interviewed on that and she has written her latest book. Lost in Trans-Nation, a child psychiatrist guide out of the madness with foreword by none other than Dr. Jordan Peterson. And she joins us to discuss this book, which is an essential read for parents. If you're a parent you have to get this book. It will help you navigate the trans chaos which we are now all facing. She joined us to talk about the book, why she wrote it for parents, all the information there in the appendix for parents to really understand this issue and then we look at why everyone is pushing the whole trans narrative including all of those in the medical industry and of course her background in psychiatry and then we look at whistleblowing. Tavistock Clinic obviously whistle-blowers there exposing what was happening and the same thing is now happening in America and how important whistle-blowers are. So much packed in to a short interview for this fantastic book. Dr. Miriam Grossman it is wonderful to have you with us today thank you so much for your time. (Miriam Grossman MD) Oh you are so welcome Peter thank you for having me. Not all I and as I was saying before I should come across you're teaching my child what which is quite a while ago, but people can find @Miriam_Grossman. They can follow you there on Twitter and MiriamGrossmanmd.com is the website. Everything is in the description. Of course your background is psychiatry and you find yourself on one specific topic, but before we get into the topic of the book which is 'Lost in Trans Nation, a child psychiatrist's guide out of the madness', that we'll bring up in a moment. Could I ask you just to introduce yourself to, we have maybe 75% UK audience, 15% US. I'm sure people will have seen you in that wonderful... What is a woman? I nearly forgot, goodness, I've watched it a billion times, and what they have done at the Daily Wire is fascinating. But can I ask you to introduce yourself before we get into the book itself? Oh, sure, of course. Well, I'm a child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist. And, years ago, I was working exclusively with young people as a psychiatrist at the University of, California in Los Angeles. And I became alarmed at the number of kids that I was seeing, students that I was seeing who had a sexually transmitted infection, multiple abortions, worries about having HIV. And so I started to look into sex education at that time, and to study what young people are told about sexuality and about staying healthy. And I was really quite aghast. I discovered that the way that sex education stands at this time, not only in the US, but in the UK as well. In fact, I spoke about this in the House of Lords, 12 years ago. I work in the House of Lords, so I may just have started working at that time. Yeah. So I was terribly alarmed and disturbed, as I think any decent person would be, be to discover what kids were being taught at that time. And it was basically not about sexual health. It was about sexual freedom. And so essentially kids are being told at any age, whenever you feel ready for sexual behaviour, only you can decide and so on and so forth. And being introduced to what many people would consider fringe behaviours, but of course now times have changed and what used to be fringe is now just, you know, run-of-the-mill, I guess, you know, vanilla kind of stuff, but it really was quite alarming and it did answer the question for me of why are so many kids suffering at this time from sexually transmitted infections and abortions and, you know, the emotional part of it as well. So while I was doing that research about sex education, I kind of stumbled across gender ideology and what kids were being told about being male or female. I had never seen this stuff before, and this was back in maybe, I don't know, 2006 or 2007. This was a long time ago. And I discovered that students, even younger students, in elementary school, I'm not sure what you would call that in the UK, but that they were being told that there are many, you know, that there's a spectrum of identities in terms of male and female were just like two extreme ends of a spectrum that had many, many points in between. And in fact, that if we limit ourselves to just male and female, that's an oppressive paradigm. I'm sorry, an oppressive paradigm. I'm sorry Peter, I've been talking a lot, so my voice is getting weak. So it was put into the language of a political Marxist kind of language of that it's oppressive, and that it's false, and it's something that has to be brought down. So it was presented to kids in terms of a civil right, in terms of an entire class of people who were being oppressed by this idea of binary, which was a white male European idea. And I just said to myself, oh my goodness, what is this? You know, I'm a doctor, but you don't have to be a doctor to know that there are only two sexes, male and female. We are mammals. Mammals are dimorphic species. That means male and female. Other species may have another situation or they may be fluid. The clownfish apparently can be kind of a fluid situation there. We are not clownfish. We are mammals. And I was extremely alarmed that kids were being presented with these ideas that had no basis in medicine, no basis in science. And what they were was more like a belief system. An irrational belief system that told these kids, instructed these kids that the way that you feel at the moment is what you are. And that your biology, that's really not too important. So, you know, as doctor with tremendous respect for our biology. Again, I was alarmed at what this was going to, what effect this was going to have, especially on kids who were vulnerable, kids who might have other issues going on and might be destabilized by this idea that maybe, you know, they're in the the wrong body. And I wrote about that in my book, 'You're Teaching My Child What?', which came out in 2009. I had a chapter there called Genderland. And I compared what is being taught to kids to Alice in Wonderland, this bizarre, you fall down this hole and you land in a place that is bizarre and doesn't make sense, right? That's where Alice ended up in Wonderland. There were no, all the rules that she was used to didn't make sense and all the characters that she met didn't make sense. And that's how I felt as I was exploring this gender ideology that kids are being told. So I wrote in my chapter there, 2009, and by the way, people can read that chapter on my website. I have it up on merriamgrossmanmd.com. And so I warned parents and I said, these, these are not the idea. You don't want your kids, believing these ideas because this will be a disaster for children to think that they were in the wrong body and that they need to medically alter their bodies and maybe take hormones, medications for what essentially is going to be probably an emotional issue that they're having, and it may just be a temporary distress that they feel about their bodies. So we do not want to be giving these kids a medical interference. Anyway, unfortunately, it's taken this catastrophe that we're in right now to open people's eyes that our kids have been indoctrinated and are being indoctrinated every day with these ideas. And so my newest book is 'Lost in Trans Nation, a child psychiatrist guide out of the madness'. And it is exclusively about the transgender issue. And what I'm doing in this book is educating parents. This is not a book for professionals, although professionals will learn a lot, but it is written for everyday moms and dads to read and understand what this trans ideology is about and how it is not based in anything scientific or medical. It is an irrational belief system. And it has become a, turbo-charged crusade through our culture targeting our young and vulnerable kids. So the book gives parents what they need to not only to deal with it if they're living through it right now with one of their kids, but perhaps more importantly, to avoid it the future. So if your children are still small, it's a book that you want to have and learn how to reach your child before these gender zealots, I'm going to call them, reach your child because they are waiting to reach your child, they want to reach your child, and they want to instruct your child in this ideology. And part of the ideology parents need to know is that if parents don't agree and they don't, you know, and they're cautious and they, you know, if they if there's a child, let's say a boy, who announces to his parents that, I'm not your son, I'm your daughter, I want you to use this new name and these pronouns. And I want you to take me to a gender affirming therapist. And if parents just want to say, okay, well, one minute, one minute, you know, this is big. This is really big. So let's just, I want to ask questions. I want to do research. I want to find out. I am not going to use your new name at this at this moment. We need to do a lot of research. So the kids are told that a parent like that, who doesn't at once accept the new identity is a bad person. And that their home may not be a safe home. So you see, this drives a wedge between kids and their loving parents. I have been, for the past few years, seeing these families in my office, both the children or the teenagers and young adults who are distressed about their sex, as well as their parents. And this was one of the huge motivating factors that I realized parents need guidance. They have nowhere to turn. It's a little better now compared to when I started writing the book about, I don't know, a year ago, a year and a half ago or so. Now there are a few organizations, but they still might be difficult to locate. And the mainstream organizations, the doctors, the social workers, the school counsellors, principals, the government organizations, they're all going to go with this narrative that says, the child knows best. Let the child decide. Parents take the back seat, the child is driving, the child is driving in the driver's seat. We don't do this in any other field of medicine. This is not the practice of medicine. Can I ask you, let me bring up the website again, and that is the book you were talking about, 'You're teaching my child what?', with that chapter, Physician Exposes the Lies of Sex Education and How They Harm Your Child. This is the 'Lost in Trans Nation', just out by Skyhorse, who do so many good books I've learned over the years. But you start off with Jo Money's Dangerous Idea, chapter one. I will leave that aside because that's where this started. But then chapter two, Psychiatry's Dangerous Idea. How has the medical world and the educational world grasped on to this idea which, as you say, the child is the one making the decisions, it goes against everything we know as a society up until this point and suddenly everything gets thrown in the bin and now a child knows what they're doing. How did everyone kind of become bewitched by it? Okay, well, I'll mention also, now that you have the book up there, that the foreword is written by Dr. Jordan Peterson, and I'm forever grateful to Dr. Peterson for writing a phenomenal, phenomenal foreword. So you asked what happened to the medical and educational professions. I mean, the short answer is that there has been a crusade of believers in this belief system, this ideology, and they have been wildly successful in their march through our institutions. And I'm a medical doctor, so I'm particularly interested in what happened in my profession. And I can tell you that the watershed moment really in psychiatry was about 10 years ago, when the American Psychiatric Association, in their newest edition of the DSM, which is the Manual of Psychiatric Disorders, decided to remove a diagnosis of gender identity disorder. So until 10 years ago, it was considered a psychiatric disorder, for a person to feel so much distress over their sex that it really impacted, you know, their day-to-day function. And, you know, they insisted that they wanted to live life as the opposite sex and so on. So that was a, and also someone who had tremendous distress about their bodies, their genitals, their breasts and other characteristics of being male or female. It had to have been really causing significant distress for quite some time. Now, these cases of people with gender identity disorder were very, very rare. When I went to medical school, which was a while ago, but when I went to medical school and I did my training in psychiatry, and then in child psychiatry, I never saw one instance, one case of someone with gender identity disorder. It was so rare that, you know, we just thought of it as something that's in the textbooks that we're never gonna see even one case in our entire lives. So, you know, fast forward now, or, you know, five, eight years ago, and there's a veritable, tsunami epidemic of kids. And I'm sure your audience is aware that, you know, the Tavistock GIDS Clinic reported that the numbers of referrals that they got, went up by 5,000%. Yeah. That's that crazy graph, which just blows every sensible thought out of the water. Correct. So the question, of course, when you look at that graph, everyone is going to ask what the heck is going on with the number of referrals. But just getting back, I wanna answer your question, Peter, about the American Psychiatric Association. So the decision that they made to remove the diagnosis of gender identity disorder, and replace it with the diagnosis of gender dysphoria was really a very big deal. Because what they did with that is that they said it's no longer a disorder. And instead of focusing on the identity part, that a person's identity did not match their, biology, they focused on the fact that a person has distress over it. So that if a person has that incongru... Well, if you want that mismatch, so to speak, between how they feel and their body, but they don't have significant distress over it. It's not a, there's no diagnosis. And that, I write about that and how that decision was made. And it was based on two things. Number one, it was based on compassion. Because the professionals who were in that group, that committee, who had the responsibility of studying this subject and making a decision, they were concerned about the very rare individuals who have the disorder. And have very difficult lives, and part of the reason that their lives are difficult is because of stigma. And so they wished to remove the stigma, and they felt that, the quality of life of those people would improve if psychiatry did not consider their condition a disorder. Now, there were a lot of people who argued for the entire diagnosis, the whole category just to be removed, completely taken out of the DSM. So why didn't they do that? Well, they didn't do it because, you see, people who have gender identity disorder or or gender dysphoria, whatever we're going to call it now, need treatment. They're going to very often go for mental health and medical and surgical treatment. Now, for that to be reimbursed, you need a code, a diagnosis for the insurance. I mean, I know that you have a national health service that's a little bit different than what we have over here. But I'm sure that you still need some sort of a code, right? I mean, something has to be considered, have a diagnosis in order to be paid for. So, those were the two things that were behind the decision for the American Psychiatric Association to make that change. And that was a huge change. Now, based on that, you know, other organizations, other groups, LGBT groups and human rights groups and all the organizations that are proponents of what's called now gender-affirming care, and transgender rights, and it's a movement. So they were able at that point to say, okay, not a disorder. Now I explain in my book that actually many years before psychiatry changed the DSM, this was already happening. It was already being accepted that it's a part of human diversity to feel this incongruence, between your body and your mind. So it was psychiatry kind of catching up. But once psychiatry, so to speak, caught up, then there was sort of like no end to the fact that kids could then be told, this is completely normal. If a girl is hating their breasts and their periods, and they're not a stereotypical girl, and they, you know, maybe they're a boy and that's just a normal variant. If you think, you know, you're 12 years old, you don't, you're worried about puberty, you feel more comfortable with the boys, you don't, you're not into makeup and you're not into having crushes on boys and you're not into dresses and all the rest of it, you know what? You might be a boy. So, you know, this was all very huge stuff that was going on, but most of the culture and society, didn't pick up on the significance of these developments. And based on the new DSM, the DSM-5 that came out in 2013 that I'm now talking about, you know, it had huge repercussions within medicine and within culture. And starting at around that time, or maybe one or two years after that, is when we started to see the numbers just explode. So you see that those years, you know, 2011 to 2015. Then there was a little dip. that little dip corresponds to COVID. And then it's just going sky high. And the reason for that dashed arrow, is because that is including the waiting list at GIDS Tavistock. There was a very long waiting list, very huge waiting list of kids. So getting back, you know, I'm providing all this material, for parents because I don't want them to be caught ignorant of all these very important facts. What happened in psychiatry? Where did these ideas come from? What's going on in the schools, what's going on in the legal system, what the effect is on parents to have a child who presents like this? How do you talk to your child the first, the very first few conversations? I have a model conversation there between a parent and a child on this subject when the child comes and says, I'm not your daughter, I'm your son. How a parent can handle it. I have a conversation there also between a parent and either a doctor or therapist. And how to discuss their child with the therapist or doctor who is insisting, that you have to affirm that child. Now, what I want parents to understand, is that there is no medical consensus on this issue. I think parents in the UK are better informed, I hope, than parents in the U.S. because you had the whole, Tavistock and the Keira Bell issue and then the Cass report and... Well, can I, because I was outside the court a number of times filming Keira and an awful story, and that's taken whistle-blowers, and I talked to a number of the whistle-blowers in the UK. It's taken those whistle-blowers to expose, and one of the chapters is whistle-blowers, and I guess it is the same in the U.S. Well, we've only had one, I mean, I think there's been a second now. We did have, we have one, I have a chapter on the whistle-blower here, Jamie Reid, unbelievably courageous woman who was working at a gender clinic in St. Louis, Missouri, and she went and blew the whistle and what she described going on there just.... I don't know. There's there's just no words for for that, what one doctor who was working in that gender clinic said. Describing what they do there. We are flying the plane while we are building it, So, yeah. The thing is, you know, we because of our medical system it's gonna take a lot of whistle-blowers here in the US. With you, you had Tavistock, and you had that central referral centre for all the kids in the UK. So it was an easier thing. I don't know how it's going to happen here. We are, day by day, there's more lawsuits against the doctors, which is good, but still, its not enough. And parents will find in my book, actually, that I have many, many tools. And in addition to the tools that I present and the information, the history, what I did is I conducted a survey of parents who have a trans, or had, have or had a transgender identifying child. And I asked them, how would you advise families that haven't gone through this yet but may go through it in the future? So I got responses from 500 parents from 17 different countries. And the book is dedicated to those 500 parents and I list their names. I mean, not most of them didn't use their real names for obvious reasons, but I don't know if you have the book there but in the in the beginning of the book the first pages list all those parents that I have devoted the book to and I say to to them that, you know, I spoke to them from their cars and their basements and their bathrooms because speaking to me, consulting with me, it was as if they were doing something criminal. And I say that they're not criminals, they are heroes. And the criminals are the sex educators and the teachers and the therapists and the surgeons that are that are indoctrinating the kids and then performing these procedures on them. Their day will come. Because when you mentioned Jordan Peterson and I remember reading a op-ed that he wrote a couple months ago, maybe six months ago, could it be longer, in the Daily Telegraph for the UK. He was full on in his anger at surgeons who carry this out and he talked about their butchering children and talked about punishment and I thought kind of that would have opened the floodgates in the media but still our media are very reticent on engaging this issue, but with Jordan riding the forward it requires people of that courage to put this out in the media. Well Dr. Peterson, you know, he's a warrior and I'm so grateful. He also had me on his podcast a few months ago. I spoke about the history, John Money. I, I also spoke a lot about the parents. My heart is really, I mean, of course, we're worried about the kids. Obviously everyone's worried about the kids, but people don't speak enough about the parents. And the parents, I recently spoke to a parent who grew up in a war-torn country. Where there was a genocide. And in that genocide, she lost her husband, other members of her family, and she lost a limb. And now she's losing her child to the transgender ideology and that is the worst thing she's ever been through. Losing a child to the transgender ideology and watching her child embark on hormones, she described to me as breaking her more than the genocide broke her. So this is a medical scandal of a huge proportion and I just want to protect families. That's what the book is about. It's about protecting families. I hope that it's easy for you there in the UK to get it. I've had some reports that people had a hard time getting it. But I think you should be able to get it on Amazon. You can get it on Amazon. I think it's maybe 10-day post waiting. But you can get it. I think this is probably one of the most essential books that parents can read. I mean, for me, who does lots of interviews and programs, I'm vocal on everything, but I realized that a lot of parents are fearful. And you go through, one of the appendix dealing with schools, dealing with child protection services. It is all there to help parents with the internet, social media. Everything is there for parents to take up, to go through, and to go through those appendix. So it is absolutely essential. The stories are there, the background is there, what parents can do. Because I think, as you may have mentioned, parents can feel powerless, and they're worried about raising the issue because of child protection, because of school backlash. Well, they're not powerless. They're not powerless at all. The book empowers them. And I also want to mention, Peter, that it's never too early for parents to say to their kids, You know. You're you're a boy. You're a girl. It's wonderful. You've been a boy or a girl since the moment you were created. No one is assigning anything in the delivery room. It's not the doctor. It's not the midwife. That's assigning that, you from the moment. And I'm not saying that it's a it's a sex ed thing. You don't have to get into the birds and the bees I'm talking about just saying how wonderful it is that you're a boy, You've always been a boy. You will always be a boy and there's many different kinds of boys, There's boys who don't like soccer and cars and trains, there's boys that like, fashion and there's boys that like, literature and art and cooking, and there's all kinds of boys, and there's all kinds of girls. So you want to make sure that your child knows that. And so when they first hear this idea of sex being assigned at birth, I want the kid to just say, what? No, that's not right. That's not right. Why are you saying that to me? Instead of sitting there and just being a sponge. Kids are sponges. You have to reach your kid first. 100% set those guidelines and affirm kids, affirm children for who they are and don't leave that openness. Can I just ask you Dr. Miriam about what you have faced because it's a crazy world when we say that someone who talks about this is brave. That's the mad situation we have entered into. But what has it been like for you calling out absolute, well, it has been common sense until five minutes ago, and suddenly everything is now open to interpretation and discussion. What has been the response to you putting this concise, well, it's not concise, it is a large publication, 500 pages, but everything is there. What has been the response to it? Well, the response primarily is the book companies making it and the distributors of the book making it difficult for people to get it. So we have in the US Barnes and Noble, do you have that? We did have it and then they pulled out, but we are no Barnes and Noble, yes. Okay, so Barnes and Noble is the biggest book retailer in the world, I believe. And we have 300 stores here in the US. And when the book came out about a week and a half ago, it was simply unavailable in the stores and people were writing me and, you know, messaging me that they went into a Barnes and Noble and they were told the book is out of stock. And then when they would go online to the Barnes and Noble online and try to order it, they were also told the book is out of stock. So I contacted my publisher, as you say, Skyhorse. A just fantastic publisher, Tony Lyons. And he told me that they never ordered them. They just never ordered the book, so they said they were out of stock. Now, there have been complaints, and so about two days ago, they began to make the book available, but only a month from now. So, you know, let's put it this way. They're, you know, they're putting obstacles in front of people who would like to buy my book. And I will also add that Amazon has had many, probably over a dozen, bogus books on there trying to copy my book. And so when people, people that are listening, and I hope that you will get it, the best way to get it, you have to make sure that you're getting the right book. There's no soft cover. There's no guidebook. There's no synopsis. There's no workbook. So what you want to do is go to my website and use the link on my website or go onto my Twitter, which is at Miriam underscore Grossman, and there's a link right there. People have written me that they've ordered the wrong book and you know it's it's it's, they're upset, you know, they have to, they're it's not, it's you don't want to order the wrong book for heaven's sake and and be tricked, you know, and spend your money on it. Well, we have all the links in the description, however people are watching. It is available on hardback on Amazon in the UK at a one-week delivery time or is available on Kindle, which is how I read a lot of US books, because they're easily available. Just to finish off, can I ask you. Where do you think the pendulum is going in this? It has swung so far one direction, and certainly in the UK, it's begun to be a topic of conversation amongst parents. That hasn't filtered down into our education system or political system as yet, but it will happen. Yeah, tell us about, usually things swing too far one way and then they swing back. Yeah, well things have swung very far here in the U.S. where we have our major medical centres, you know, the best medical centres in the country, really, with gender clinics that are putting kids on an assembly line with little or no mental health evaluation, which, of course, is just preposterous because these kids need extensive mental health evaluations and care, and to not give that to them, not provide that, and to go straight to medical, you know, blockers and cross-sex hormones, which, by the way, I mean, you're probably aware, and your audience is probably aware, but in the U.S., people are not aware that there is no good long-term evidence of any benefit from those interventions. And there is evidence of terrible consequences. So there are places in the U.S. that still have on their websites that the blockers are reversible and that blockers are considered, widely considered, safe. That's just simply not true. We even had, about two weeks ago, there was a letter in the Wall Street Journal, a major news publication here. There was a letter signed by 21 experts, clinicians, gender clinicians from nine countries, essentially saying to the doctors here in the US, what are you doing? What are you doing? Yeah, so things are still pretty bad over here. You know, I want to ask you, since you're on the ground there, they decided to not close, Tavistock was going to close this year and then it was extended another year it's open? So Tavistock was supposed to close. It was given a one year reprieve. It is still operating. Then they have found out that there are other clinics being set up with the same staff under the radar. But the actually good news is that puberty blockers, the government have now ruled them as not safe except for scientific purposes. So my understanding is those cannot be handed out as they were, and the government are doing an investigation. I mean, it's 15 years too late, but at least something is happening and those are no longer freely available. At least the Tavistock Clinic is being looked at with a microscope, but it has been given a one year reprieve and no one seems to know why. Interesting. That is interesting. Okay. So yeah, lots of confusion here in the UK, but this year puberty blockers being restricted is a, is a massive win. So at least we're seeing movement in the right direction. You know, Peter, I want to mention that, um, I'm planning to be in London. Yeah, I'm coming to the, Jordan Peterson, you know, is forming ARC, the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship. And he invited me to come. I'm very honoured that he invited me to join in on that. And that's the end of October, beginning of November. So I will be in London. And I would love to to meet some of the people there, yourself included. We will talk about that after, we'll pull that together and I'll certainly be around. So I certainly look forward to that. Dr. Miriam, I so appreciate your time today and as I said, as a parent, as someone who commentates on this, this is an absolutely essential book and one that anyone in the UK can get on their Kindle or as hardback and they can just click on the links. So thank you for putting this publication together and thank you for coming on today and sharing your story. You're welcome. I'm gonna say one more thing. I just got done narrating the entire book. Oh, so when is that out? I did it. It should be pretty soon, the audio book. I did the whole thing. I didn't think I would be able to, but I did it and it was a great experience to read my book out loud. I actually always love, because I listen to quite a few audio books, and I love it when the author has done it, because you feel as though you get to know them. You're with them. It's personal. And I love that. So I look forward to that coming out, and we'll certainly do what we can do to promote it. Thank you, Peter.
Discover the Difference hosts Jamie Reid and Gabe Erle from C3 are joined by Wayne Partello from CUENTO as they take a look back and reminisce on the podcast's second season. From a 5X Olympian to a 16-year-old prodigy turned beauty empire to U.S. military officers and community leaders making a difference, we'll share our favorite moments and some of the best Q&A with our guests. You'll also get a preview of what you can expect from Season 3, dropping on May 18.
This week the boys are joined by the fastest man on the planet with a golf club in his hand, New Zealand and World Speed Golf Champion, Jamie Reid. They talk all things Speed Golf, from tactics, to clubs, to time and everything else. Jamie shares his story from how he got into golf and running and some how we wind up with Karl committing to play in the Wellington Speed Golf Championships. A truly wild ride. Strap in and turn those headphones up!Sponsors / Partners / Supporters Shout Out!Thanks to Swing Golf Apparel you can enter code DEEPROUGH at checkout for 25% off all products across the board. Head to www.swinggolfapparel.com now!If you're after some sweet environmentally friendly golf tees, or a sweet glove etc then head to www.levelpegs.co.nz and use discount code DEEPROUGH15for 15% off everything store wide! Head to gimmiegimmie.co.nz and use code DR15 for 15% off anything! Finally, Deep Rough would also like to welcome, MANSCAPED! Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code DEEPROUGH at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod #deeproughhttps://au.manscaped.com/#special-offerFollow us:Instagram @Deep_RoughTikTok @Deep_Rough_PodcastFacebook @DeepRoughPodSend us your embarrassing golf stories to deeproughpod@gmail.com
On today's First Up pod - the latest from Indonesia, where the scale of a 5.6 earthquake is beginning to unfold; what does it take to be a world speed golf champ - a New Zealander - we speak to Jamie Reid; gale squalls and thunderstorms, gnarly weather sweeps most of the country and 11-year-old leukaemia survivor Lucia Hurst who was gifted Ruby Tui's World Cup winners medal says she's been sleeping with it under her pillow. First Up - Voice of the Nathan!
How does injury impact a dancers mental health? And vice versa? In this episode we discuss the importance of taking care of your mind as well as your body with Scottish Ballet Engagement Creative Director Sara Kemal, Clinical Psychologist Dr. Zara Lipsey, and SB dancers Jamie Reid and Madeline Squire. Please note: this episode contains conversations about mental health. Help is always available. If you are concerned about your mental health visit mentalhealth.org.uk or smah.org.uk, or call your local emergency services in a crisis.
Have you ever heard the story of how punk began?“They are Dickensian-like urchins who with ragged clothes and pockmarked faces roam the streets of foggy gaslit London…Some of these ragamuffin gangs jump up on tables amidst the charred debris and with burning torches play rock and roll…One of these gangs call themselves the Sex Pistols.”Those are the words of Malcolm McLaren, manager of the Sex Pistols. Together with other artists & designers who worked with the band, Malcolm created the image of the Sex Pistols and in doing so created the image of punk. The Sex Pistols were a giant art project.That's what today's guests think at least.Paul Stolper and Andrew Wilson are collectors of Sex Pistols' artwork. Their horde is the stuff of any punk fan's dreams. A ‘Never Mind the Bollocks' poster that hung on Sid Vicious's wall in the Chelsea Hotel; Johnny Rotten's handwritten lyrics; Jamie Reid's notebook with designs and so much more. Dallas went to see their amazing collection and hear the story of the birth of punk. Enjoy!The collection is going up for auction at Sotheby's from October 10th until October 21st 2022. If you want to nab yourself some punk history then have a look: https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2022/the-sex-pistols-the-stolper-wilson-collection*WARNING this episode contains explicit language*Produced by Freddy ChickExecutive Producer is Charlotte LongFor more History Hit content, subscribe to our newsletters here. If you'd like to learn even more, we have hundreds of history documentaries, ad-free podcasts, and audiobooks at History Hit - subscribe today! You've been listening to a History Hit podcast. Please take a couple of minutes to fill out this survey with your feedback, we'd really appreciate it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Let's take a trip down memory lane. Discover the Difference hosts Jamie Reid and Gabe Erle from C3 are joined by Wayne Partello from CUENTO to talk about the highlights from the first season of the podcast. From a former NFL star to motivational speakers to entrepreneurs and community leaders making a difference, we'll share our favorite moments and some of the best Q&A with our guests. You'll also get a preview of what you can expect from Season 2, dropping on September 22.
11:00 – Urban Meyer is out in Jacksonville, and thank goodness 11:15 – COVID 19 continues to cause havoc on the NHL 11:30 – Will the NHL Players be going to the Olympics? 11:45 – Questions & Answers 12:00 – Blues have depth...but is it the right kind of depth 12:15 – Our Blues analyst Joey Vitale on bread making 12:30 – Fulham FC analyst Jamie Reid 12:45 – The Junk Drawer 1:00 – Sounds like Binnington won't get the start on Friday. 1:15 – John O'Leary on the Be Big Campaign. 1:30 – Believe it or Not 1:45 – The Crossover
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In mid-70's London, the Sex Pistols released their first and only album, "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols".After the controversy, the legal battles, and the arguments, we're left with one of the best rock-n-roll albums ever. Mick and the Phatman talk about the band, where they came from, and why the album is so great.References: Uluru, Red Sands Motel, Mr Mercedes, Chrissie Hynde, "I Shall Be Released", Santana, "Blessings and Miracles", Stevie Winwood, John Lydon, Johnny Rotten, Public Image Ltd, Glen Matlock, Sid Vicious, Bill Grundy, Julien Temple, "The Filth and the Fury", Richard Branson, Malcolm McLaren, Jamie Reid, Graham Chapman Bob Dylan 30th AnniversaryNever Mind the BollocksBlessings and MiraclesBook: "Anger is an Energy", John LydonContact UsIf you enjoy this podcast, share it with a friend who loves music. Or leave us a review and a rating (5-star?) to help our audience grow. What do you think of the podcast? What would you like us to talk about? Ask questions, or even let us know if we got something wrong!! Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram Email us at: mickandthephatman@gmail.com
Welcome to this episode of The Wild Golf Podcast. I am your host Michael McDonald. Luke Willett, recently crowned the British Speedgolf champion, also joins me this week as a guest host. Our guest this week is Jamie Reid from New Zealand; Jamie is a PE teacher by day and world number one speedgolfer the rest of the time. Jamie joined us from New Zealand and as you would expect has been staying close to home throughout the pandemic. We follow Jamie's speedgolf journey from the beginning just four years ago to where he sits today at the top of the speedgolf world. We hope you enjoy this discussion as much as we did. You can find out more about Jamie on Instagram (@jamiereid_speedgolfer). If you like this episode, please tell your friends and leave a review on your favourite podcasting service. Please also follow us on Instagram (@wild_golf_podcast), Twitter (@wildgolfpodcast) and Facebook (Wild Golf Podcast).
On the fifth episode of Discover the Difference, co-hosts Jamie Reid and Gabe Erle talk to best-selling author and retired Marine, Scott Huesing. Scott's book, Echo in Ramadi, details his combat experience from 2006-2007 as the Echo Company Commander in Ramadi - the deadliest city in Iraq. He's charismatic and answers every question with brutal honesty. Can you guess which of Gabe's questions he's never been asked in all his time as a guest on 100s of podcasts, motivational speakerships and interviews?A CUENTO Production
On the fourth episode of Discover the Difference, hosts Jamie Reid and Gabe Erle sit down with Van Lai-Dumone from worksmART Advantage. Get inspired by Van's background as a TEDx presenter and Vietnamese refugee whose family helped transform the nail salon industry. Hear how Van helps organizations like Google and Amazon infuse creativity into leadership development and innovation.A CUENTO Production
In this inaugural episode of Discover the Difference, hosts Jamie Reid and Gabe Erle talk with Nick Hardwick, former team captain and center for the San Diego Chargers, about his unconventional start to playing football. Plus he gets real about the traumatic transition from professional athlete to post-football life and then finding his true purpose. And find out who is a better athlete in the Hardwick household - Nick or his wife Jayme.A CUENTO Production
When you watch Mansfield Town - one thing is for sure, expect the unexpected! A brace for Jordan Bowery, sandwiched between a Jamie Reid goal overturned a 50th minute soft goal for the league leaders - giving the Stags a much needed boost! Craig, Nathan & Cam react The views expressed in this broadcast are solely those of the induvials
Interview: JAMIE REID Jamie Reid is an award-winning author and freelance writer who has a passion for horseracing. Anyone who has read his 2003 ‘Days Like These – The Education Of A Racing Lover’ will be in no doubt of his love of the game. His book ‘Doped’ the real-life account of a notorious 1960’s doping gang won William Hill Sports Book Of The Year. He’s followed up with ‘Blown’ & ‘Monsieur X’ both to high acclaim. In this interview with Simon Nott, Jamie talks about horseracing and his fascination with the shady side of life. Meeting Jamie Reid.
In this episode, we talked about the situation with Mitro and Fulham. We also had a discussion on the January Transfer Window. The second half of the show we were joined by Jamie Reid from FFCtv who helped us preview the upcoming FA Cup match against QPR.You can also listen to the show on Friends Of Fulham.https://www.friendsoffulham.com/forum/index.php?topic=79338.msg1203927#msg1203927
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11:00- Christmas came early as the NHL will make its return in January! 11:15-Did the Blues make the right pick with their captain? 11:30- President and CEO of Big Brother and Big Sister of Eastern Missouri Becky Hatter 11:45- Questions & Answers 12:00- Blues head coach Craig Berube on the NHL's return 12:15- NFL Quick Hitters: Jets just blew their shot at Trevor Lawrence 12:30- Does Mike Shildt believe that the Cardinals will add a middle of the order bat? 12:45- The Junk Drawer 1:00- Jamie Reid on how soccer in England is handling the pandemic. 1:15- Will the NHL rivalries pick up with this baseball series type schedule? 1:30- In or Out 1:45- The crossover with the Fast Lane
The Stags were up against it as they headed to Cambridge, a side in good home form, and ready to welcome fans back - Jamie Reid had other ideas! GET IN! Here's the reaction of Craig, Nathan and Cam - who may well have found a new superstition too! www.mtfcmatters.co.uk The views expressed in this broadcast are solely those of the induvials
This was a very special episode as Fulham's matchday announcer Ivan Berry joined us for an interview. Halfway through the show Jamie Reid from FFC TV came on to help us preview the upcoming match for Fulham against Crystal Palace.You can also listen to the show on Friends Of Fulham.https://www.friendsoffulham.com/forum/index.php?topic=78245.msg1183661#msg1183661
Thanks for joining us for episode 19 of our special guest series. We are proud to introduce Jamie Reid who calls in all the way from the UK and has recently started a new position as the Commercial Partnerships Director at WillU FX. Jamie brings along a wealth of knowledge and experience and fills us in on some important topics in today's world, such as, Brexit's impact on the foreign exchange markets, how he sees businesses being impacted by the pandemic and by travel restrictions, and what he thinks will be the impact on large in-person events in the post COVID-19 world. Thank you to all our listeners for tuning in. We truly hope that you enjoyed this episode. If you have any questions or comments on today's episode please email marketing@gcpindustrial.com. Also, feel free to rate us on iTunes to help us reach out to more interested listeners.
This is our preview of Cardiff City vs. Fulham, and joining us during the show was Jamie Reid from FFC TV. You can also listen to the show on Friends Of Fulham.https://www.friendsoffulham.com/forum/index.php?topic=76481.msg1146347#msg1146347
Why is Gary Johnson feeling like a kid with a new toy today - and how on earth did Torquay secure the services of Bruce Rioch? All this, Jamie Reid, and why a bloke in a flat cap got the nod over Jason Roberts.
It's Episode One Hundred and Nine of the podcast all about life in football's National League, brought to you by two Torquay United fans - comedian Charlie Baker and talkSPORT's John Cadigan. So much has happened over the last few weeks we've broken the glass on an emergency podcast! Featuring a call to Madeira Trike Tours after Barrow's promotion, a very respectful tribute to Dame Vera Lynn, a call to Norfolk and a check-in with Trowell Services on behalf of Jamie Reid...
As the Plainmoor alphabet reaches the letter N, Tommy Northcott is the star of the show. Sitting in the sunshine with seagulls in the background, we talk about Wembley, Jamie Reid, Callum Morton and cardboard crowds.
He wanted to tell a story with his skills in choreography using the tools available to him. Episode 80 of the SBP Podcast Mobile Filmmaking is an in-depth conversation with Jamiel Laurence, awarded Second Prize in the International Mobile Film Festival in San Diego.Even though his film has a theme of isolation, ironically, it was submitted to IMFF 2020, in 2019. Jamiel had access to cameras from filmmaking friends, but he chose to use his iPhone. Benched, is his only his second mobile film. It was “filmed within the grounds of the iconic Kelvingrove Park.”He has a lifetime experience in dance, music, and drama which began in childhood. He studied ballet and is now a soloist by profession. His mother was a dancer who taught modern, contemporary dance and jazz.Jamiel opened up to share his choreography techniques with film which involves camera movement as a dancer, and incorporating it into the cinematography. His techniques are creative and talented. His process brings the world of movement through dance and music together with film, and cinematography, through storytelling.“Long-running one shots” in mobile film take serious precision to accomplish. Even with traditional professional cameras, it requires skill and experience. But with smartphones it’s risky. There is a spectrum of available settings with a camera which are not available with smartphone cameras. To achieve a moving shot with a duration of more than just a few seconds is quite an accomplishment, which a professional camera person can appreciate.Jamiel spoke about the dancers who place their trust in Jamiel’s performance during filming. During the conversation with Jamiel, he brings light to the aspect of his own performance using motion to capture the dance performance. It sheds light to the benefit of using a small, light filming device such as a smartphone to capture the long lasting moment expressed in dance.We discuss the other aspect of the dance driving his films: Music. Jamiel has made a point of accomplishing trust and integrity with musical artists he engages with in his profession. A big part of his filmmaking budget goes to the music.Jamie Reid is the dancer in his film. He is from Glasgow and knows the city and Scotland who helped Jamiel select the location for his film. Jamiel refers to the location as one of the characters on his film, along with the bench. The story of the film is interactive in the way that is interpreted by the viewer. The emotions expressed by the actor and dancer allow the story to evolve through the performance.“Love Stained” was his latest film created just before the current situation the world is in and now, stuck in isolation as most of us are, he keeps pushing his creativity through a series called “Mobile Isolation Creations.”SBP Podcast: The Voice of Mobile Film™ is for everyone who ever wanted to or is curious about making movies and videos using smartphones. Watch Jamiel’s film which won Second Prize at IMFF 2020, Benched: https://youtu.be/9NOobuRKRQg Check out the “Video Salute to IMFF 2020” he created as part of the virtual International Mobile Film Festival in San Diego, which we discussed during the podcast: https://vimeo.com/399682091 Watch Jamiel’s latest film, Love Stained: https://vimeo.com/398383217 Jamiel’s film mentioned in the podcast, shot with a smartphone in one take, Flight: https://vimeo.com/345548724 Follow Jamiel Laurence:Jamiel Laurence’s website: https://www.jamiellaurence.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/jamiellaurence Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamiellaurence/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JamielLaurenceCreations/ Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/jamiellaurence Recommended by Jamiel in the podcast for music: https://coil.com IMFF Virtual Film Festival: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEQZUeTeRu1tAPtBLJ-mG0bCMUV3ayH3m Special Credit to Cara Rust from IMFF 2020 for her audio testimonial featured in this episode: https://twitter.com/CaraRust Our Links:Subscribe, support and listen to bonus episodes and more on Patreon: http://patreon.com/sbppodcast SBP Podcast Website: http://sbppodcast.studio iTunes/Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/sbp-podcast/id1296673665 International Mobile Film Festival Website: http://internationalmobilefilmfestival.com Facebook: http://facebook.com/sbppodcast Twitter: http://twitter.com/sbppodcast MFTV - Mobile Film Network Distribution Channel: http://MobileChannel.TV Susy Botello on Twitter: http://twitter.com/susybotello SBP Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ISEF0SZOLyRpw20loXzlo#upsell Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/sbp-podcast-mobile-filmmaking-928180 Smartphone Filmmaking Publication on Medium: https://medium.com/smartphonefilmmaking © Copyright 2020 S. Botello Productions™. All rights reserved.
The retained list leads the way this week, with the departure of Jamie Reid and Kalvin Kalala the headlines. Then it's H in the A-Z of Plainmoor, with some big names from the past and some sage advice for spectators
Speed golf is not just cramming in a quick 9 when your better half thinks you're running late home due to an unexpected work "meeting". Speed golf, as the name suggests, is a fast-paced and fast-growing competitive part of the game and New Zealand has the world's top athlete; High School physical education teacher, Jamie Reid. In this episode of The GOLFIZZ Show podcast, Andy and Michael jog through a chat with Jamie during the pandemic lockdown, to hear about his early success and to discuss the future of this exciting sport. Enjoy! Get in touch with NZ Golf to learn more: https://www.golf.co.nz/About/ContactDetails.aspx Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/golfizz.golf/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/golfizz/message
Four points from the two Bank Holiday weekend games wasn't a bad return - but it could have been even better! Torquay United impressed in front of the BT Sport cameras in the 2-0 win over Aldershot, and there was even a 'worldie' from Jamie Reid.But the Gulls let a 2-0 lead melt away at Barnet on Monday as the temperatures soared. Join the podcasters as they take a cool look at the week's news from Plainmoor For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
What happened the day Jamie Reid tried to make a point during one of Gary Johnson's half-time 'hairdryer moments'? If you've seen the new 'Champions' DVD you'll know. If not, you've got a treat in store. Hear what the podcasters make of the new DVD on this week's podcast, along with their take on Tuesday's Maidenhead defeat - and the boos that followed. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Où l’on prend cher. Références du morceau : « Anarchy In The UK », The Sex Pistols (composition Paul Cook, Steve Jones, John Lydon, Glen Matlock, Jamie Reid), album Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols (1977) Quelques liens vers des morceaux incontournables des Sex Pistols : - « Holidays In The Sun », album Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols (1977)- « God Save The Queen », album Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols (1977)- « No Feelings », album Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols (1977)- « Liar », album Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols (1977)- « Bodies », album Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols (1977)
The Pace Of Change Speedgolf Podcast: Broadcasting The Evolution of Speedgolf In The 21st Century
Jamie Reid(NZ) is no longer 2nd; he's now second to none. After 3 consecutive runner-up finishes in New York earlier this year at the US Champs, World Champs and Team World Cup, Jamie Reid bookends his rookie-of-the-year season with another win at the inaugural New South Wales Speedgolf Open. Topics Include: Introduction Winning performance breakdown at the inaugural NSWSGO YouTube Highlight video here -> https://bit.ly/2A4BJBI Reid's Training Regimen Jamie Reid's Speedgolf Origin Story Recent ambassadorship with Form Sports: @form.sports 2019 Competitive Plans Jamie's expanding Speedgolf trophy wall NSW marquee event quality w/ tourney host Roddy Main in charge Speedgolf bag vs hand carry discussion Podcast Guest 2018 New South Wales Speedgolf Open Champion Jamie Reid Instagram: @jamiereid_speedgolfer Podcast Hosts Ben Taylor Instagram: @aussiegolfmechanic Troy Levier Instagram: @the_garden_detailer **** Thank you for listening, thank you for sharing, thank you for liking and subscribing and leaving reviews. We are committed to creating content the Speedgolf community enjoys and appreciates. If that's true, please take the time to let us know! You can support our efforts by following us on Facebook /paceofchange. Visit our website paceofchange.com and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to speed on the latest POC podcast news announcements and updates. If you're listening on iTunes, you can help us by subscribing and leaving a review. Now Available on Spotify! Listen and Follow the POC on Spotify. Thanks to our sponsors and affiliates: PlaySpeedgolf.com Strikingly.com RivalAndRevel.com LinksRun.com SterlingIrons.com LaserLinkGolf.com Connect on Facebook: /paceofchange HOW CAN I SUPPORT THE PODCAST? Like, Subscribe, Tell your friends & Share online Subscribe & Review: iTunes|Spotify|Stitcher Radio|PlayerFM
Top of the table Torquay United, doesn't that have a ring about it? This week's podcast takes a look at the Gary Johnson effect, and how it is turning Jamie Reid into the league's most sought-after striker. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Did he or didn't he? Jamie Reid was booked for 'diving' against Billericay, but was the ref right? Our podcasters take a look at the evidence andcast their vote. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
The Pace Of Change Speedgolf Podcast: Broadcasting The Evolution of Speedgolf In The 21st Century
In Part II with World Champion Mikko Rantanen, we cover a lot of Speedgolf ground. Topics Include: -SGFIN induction into ISGA -Mikko's Speedgolf Origin Story -Key factors pre-tournament that propelled Mikko to the big win. -Fierce competition from Chris Benians, Jamie Reid(a), Jason Hawkins, Wes Cupp, and others. -Predicting future talent level at the top of the sport. What is possible? -Follow Mikko and Speedgolf Finland on Facebook and Instagram handle - @speedgolffi **** Thank you for listening, thank you for sharing, thank you for liking and subscribing and leaving reviews. We are committed to creating content the Speedgolf community enjoys and appreciates. If that's true, please take the time to let us know! You can support our efforts by following us on Facebook /paceofchange. Visit our website paceofchange.com and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to speed on the latest POC podcast news announcements and updates. If you're listening on iTunes, you can help us by subscribing and leaving a review. Now Available on Spotify! Listen and Follow the POC on Spotify. Thanks to our sponsors and affiliates: PlaySpeedgolf.com Strikingly.com RivalAndRevel.com LinksRun.com SterlingIrons.com LaserLinkGolf.com Connect on Facebook: /paceofchange HOW CAN I SUPPORT THE PODCAST? Like, Subscribe, Tell your friends & Share online Subscribe & Review: iTunes|Spotify|Stitcher Radio|PlayerFM
Two old geezers moaning about the weather, but much more besides. A good day in Essex, Jamie Reid gets his mojo back, an international call-up for a young Gull and the Legends are back in town. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Fulhamish are back for 2018/19 with our first Premier League podcast of the new season! Now the World Cup is over and the club season is firmly back on the horizon, we've reared our heads from the mire and are back in your ears with all things black and white.Whilst not quite up to full match fitness yet; Sammy, Jack, Ben and debutant Adam get back into training by taking a first look at new signings Jean-Michael Seri and Maxime Le Marchand, including a long discussion on how to pronounce the Ivorian's name properly, and what they'll add to the squad.Saturday's friendly against Reading was a good runout and gave us a change to have a look at Le Marchand in action for the first time, as well as assessing some of the latest Academy prospects. We spoke to Fulham's very own Jamie Reid, who was, as ever, there to commentate on proceedings.We look at the fixtures which got us all excited for our upcoming return to the big time, and took some time to discuss some of the brightest and best questions from yesterday's first ever #TransferTuesday special which we ran on our Instagram.Make sure you’re following us across our social networks for our complete output on all things black and white —Twitter, Facebook and Instagram — and visit the Fulhamish website for all the best articles related to Fulham FC.Hosted by: Sammy JamesPodcast Guests: Jack J Collins, Ben Jarman, Adam Farquharson See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This is an interview with the broadcasting team of Gentleman Jim McGullion And Jamie Reid from FulhamFCTV. We asked Jim and Jamie several questions regarding both of their time commentating on Fulham.During our chat, we also got their thoughts on the past two seasons through their eyes. To end the interview, we talked about the massive 6-0 victory for Fulham against Burton Albion, as we recorded this episode about an hour after that match ended.You can also listen to the show on Friends Of Fulham.
Today we discuss how Garrett Schmenk and Jamie Reid from C3 Risk and Insurance Services are revolutionizing the insurance industry to create a better customer experience and the best possible premiums. They are the Google of the insurance industry. We Discuss: Change - why it's necessary for our lives Being proactive and mastering our minds C3 Risk and Insurance Services Bringing innovation and fun to insurance The three responsibilities of a Broker What Garrett and Jamie are bringing to the insurance industry Using drone technology for risk management Having positive company culture Listening with empathy Smart Money Segment with Steve Sexton Learn More About Hosts Paula Shaw and Ken D Foster Visit: www.TransitionRadioShow.com
Paul hosts again as Ollie joins Hants and Mark on the panel. This week there's an interview with City youngster Jamie Reid on his loan spell at Dorchester Town and their big FA Cup 1st Round tie against Plymouth Argyle next Sunday, we discuss Tuesday night's 1-1 draw at Dagenham and yesterday's 3-0 defeat at Cheltenham. Ray Kelvin, Danny Coles and Paul Tisdale are also discussed before we talk League Two and preview next week's FA Cup tie at Bury!
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