Podcast appearances and mentions of jim sutherland

Parts of the country are still recovering after last week's Storm Eowyn including Jupiter Artland. The 100-acre sculpture garden on the outskirts of Edinburgh suffered quite a bit of storm damage as Mark saw when he visited earlier this week.Rachel meets a group of volunteers from a whole variety of backgrounds who have come together to help restore the HMS Unicorn, a 200-year-old ship which is docked in Dundee.Next Friday sees the start of the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust's annual Big Farmland Bird Count. Mark headed to their demonstration Farm on Deeside to find out why the Trust wants farmers and land managers to take part in the count, and what they do with the data that's gathered.We celebrate World Wetlands Day on Out of Doors as Mark visits Frankfield Loch on the outskirts of Glasgow. The site is part of the Seven Lochs Wetland Park and Mark explores an area he hadn't visited before.At 11am on 31st January people in Stranraer gather to mark the sinking of the car ferry, The Princess Victoria. This year marks 72 years since the disaster and Rachel heard the story from historian Elaine Barton as they met up at the site of the memorial to the sinking.This weekend is also Imbolc or Saint Brigid's Day, the Gaelic traditional festival which marks the beginning of spring. We chat live to author and celebrant Keri Tomlin about the origins of Imbolc and its significance.And Rachel also recently spent time with Anna Neubert-Wood of Edinburgh based Wander Women to find out what Imbolc means to her and how she'll be marking it this weekend.Earlier this week a film celebrating the globally vital landscape of The Flow Country being recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site was shown in Scotland for the first time. When Fish Begin to Crawl features specially shot footage with archive and new film by Flow Country residents. It also features an award-winning musical score. We're joined live by its co-creators, composer Jim Sutherland and film maker Morag McKinnon.

We kick off the fourth series of My Life in Design with Jim Sutherland. Jim founded the multi-award winning Studio Sutherl&, and is visiting professor at Norwich University of the Arts. Jim talks about how he got started in design, overcoming his shyness to make an impression and present work, and why you don't need to wear a suit as a junior designer!Links:Red SetterStudio Sutherl&dbaPodcast Editing by Stick and Splice

Kim & Mayes have been members at LMPC since 2009. Kim serves on the communion committee. She enjoyed a career as a nurse in pediatric settings. Mayes has served as a deacon for many years, and served as the chairman of the LMPC Diaconate in the past year. He is a retired environmental engineer. A Praying Life by Paul MillerDark Clouds, Deep Mercy by Mark VroegopReconciliation Ministries Network (RMNI), Jim Sutherland, executive director (jim@rmni.org)Choices (unplanned pregnancy services and support in Chattanooga)To request help from the deacons with a need, call your Care Leader (elder or deacon), or contact any deacon or pastor, or call the church office (423-821-4528).Special Guests: Mayes and Kim StarkeHost: Brian SalterProducer: Ben WingardMusic arranged by David Henry and performed by David Henry and Hannah Lutz.To contact Pillar and Ground, please email podcast@lmpc.org 

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I first heard Ailie Robertson's music this past summer when I was moderating workshops at the online Somerset Folk Harp Festival. Ailie is one of Scotland's leading composers and a sought after harpist. Life has a way of sending you down paths that you might not have originally considered. In our chat Ailie talks about how she studied genetics at Cambridge University for four years then decided to take a gap year to pursue a masters degree in Irish Traditional Music at The University of LImerick's Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, my alma mater. Working with Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin and others at UL helped Ailie start down a path that has led her to be an in demand composer and performer. Her newest project is fittingly named “Adenine'' after one of the four nucleobases in the nucleic acid of DNA, a nice connection to Ailie's years of studying genetics at Cambridge University. Here's a description of the album taken from Adenine's Kickstarter page:This solo project creates rich, multi-layered soundscapes with use of an electric harp, a myriad of pedals, field recordings and a modular synth.Ailie is joined by an illustrious cast of musicians including a groundbreaking string quartet, and producer Jim Sutherland. This album is a homage to the harp and a celebration of it's multifaceted possibilities as both an ancient instrument and an undeniable force in contemporary music.Nial Keegan, Course Director for the MA in Irish Traditional Music Performance, is quoted as saying that Ailie's, “synthesis of Irish, Scottish and contemporary harping technique into an individual style represents the realization of otherwise unimagined possibilities for the Celtic harp.” The music that we are listening to is, “The Exploding Bow” from Ailie's album, “First Things First”. Ailie is also a founding member of The Outside Track who just released a Christmas album that is fantastic. LINKS:Adenine on FB: https://www.facebook.com/adenineAdenine video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlxMu47cUM4&feature=emb_logoAilie's Website: https://www.ailierobertson.com/The Outside Track: https://www.theoutsidetrack.com/ OTHER LINKS:Irish World Academy of Music and Dance at The University of Limerick, Irelandhttps://www.irishworldacademy.ie/Composer Ēriks Ešenvalds: www.eriksesenvalds.com/about/biography

Home automation has become the big thing as of late. But, home automation has been around since 1966, when Westinghouse engineer Jim Sutherland created the first true home automation device. This device allowed controlling of temperature and appliances, and it advanced from there. Guest, Luis Aguilar is a sales executive with Allterco Robotics based out of Sofia, Bulgaria with a US office in Las Vegas, NV. The USA home automation division is called Shelly. They have a line of products in the home automation ranging from relays, plug&play devices, sensors, and a plethora or accessories. Check out their website by going to www.ShellyUSA.com Don't forget to subscribe, follow, spread the word, or donate to this channel. Thank you, Chuck Tuck - Host --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chucktuck/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chucktuck/support

Hands Up for Trad are back with our latest podcast featuring great Scottish music from Dick Gaughan, Jarlath Henderson, Karine Polwart and many more. If you enjoy these podcasts please consider supporting our Patreon on http://www.patreon.com/handsupfortrad Playlist The Harvard Tapes by Dick Gaughan Track - The Worker's Song https://www.greentrax.com/music/product/dick-gaughan-the-harvard-tapes Raw by Jarlath Henderson Track - Kitty https://jarlathhenderson.bandcamp.com Karine Polwart's Scottish Songbook Track - The Whole of the Moon https://www.karinepolwart.com Frenzy of the Meeting by Breabach Track - Breabach http://breabach.com The Road To Kennacraig by Karen Marshalsay Track - St. Fillan's / The Rhymer's Reel http://www.karenmarshalsay.com Folk 'n' Hell by Various Artists Track - Flick It Up And Catch It by Jim Sutherland http://www.jimsutherland.uk.com El Agua de la Vida by Salsa Celtica Track - El Agua de la Vida https://www.salsaceltica.com Don't Sing Love Songs by Maeve Mackinnon Track - The Irish Rover https://www.maevemackinnon.com Nae Sweets for Shy Bairns by Heather Downie Track - William and Wizards https://www.heatherdownie.co.uk At The Fair by Barluath http://barluath.com An Seisiun by Marie Fielding Track - Wine O'Clock https://projects.handsupfortrad.scot/folkwaves/wine-oclock-by-marie-fielding/ Thugainn by Mànran (Come with me) http://manran.co.uk Subscribe to our Hands Up for Trad YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/handsupfortrad More about Hands Up for Trad: http://www.handsupfortrad.scot http://www.scotpodcast.com https://facebook.com/handsupfortrad http://www.twitter.com/handsupfortrad http://www.instagram.com/handsupfortrad https://soundcloud.com/handsupfortrad      

I wrote this set of music based on Jim Sutherland's classic reel The Easy Club for the participants of Meitheal Summer School. The brief was to write a piece of music that could be memorised and be fun to play. Needless to say the young people were fabulous and did an amazing job. Check out Meitheal Summer School at https://tradweek.com. If you like this content please consider supporting my Patreon http://www.patreon.com/simonthoumire

Jim Sutherland of Studio Sutherl& is creating some of the best design in the world right now. Since going out alone, he has worked with Royal Mail, Agatha Christie, D&AD and Star Rite among many others to create work that has its roots in the importance of the idea, fun and curiosity. He joins me to talk about the importance of creating work that matters to you and using it to attract the right clients. We get into Jim's background, why love of the the process will be evident in the quality of good design and how his current practice feels like his own MA degree! Get your feedback over @arrestallmimics on social now! The show is kindly supported by Illustration Ltd, Heart Internet and The AOI. http://studio-sutherland.co.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/studio_sutherland/?hl=en https://twitter.com/andsutherland?lang=en http://illustrationweb.com http://heartinternet.co.uk http://theaoi.com

Over 100 episodes have passed since writer / director David Mackenzie first joined us on Soundtracking. On that occasion, we talked about his critically acclaimed thriller, Hell Or High Water, and much of his back catalogue. He returns to discuss Outlaw King, a passion project about Robert The Bruce which is available to watch now on Netflix. As well as a score by Tony Doogan (on which David is credited), Outlaw King features plenty of traditional Celtic and ecclesiastical music - which was sourced by music supervisor Jim Sutherland. You'll hear plenty of both throughout this episode. We should point out that if you don't know the story of Robert The Bruce, David goes into it at length during this conversation, which obviously provides much of the narrative content for his movie.

Jim Sutherland joins us for a chat about his pipe related projects as well as recording pipes. Theres also music from Donald Black, Gordon Duncan and Julie Fowlis.

In this episode, we spoke with Tom Carey, Creative Director at Landor. We spoke about his early graduate days, sending out more than 100 emails to try to get his first gig, until finally landing his first job working with A+B studio (now Wiedemann Lampe). He then moved onto Hat-Trick, (Jim Sutherland's studio) and later Pentagram before moving to Melbourne and ultimately Sydney. We covered his time working on the Sydney Opera House rebrand where he worked with renounced typographer Laurenz Brunner to create a unique typeface Utzon in product design software Rhino, working with Landor and talked about designers saving the world. tomcarey.co twitter.com/tompaulcarey instagram.com/thomaspaulcarey wiedemannlampe.com thechase.co.uk interbrand.com/au/work/sydney-opera-house lineto.com/The+Designers/Laurenz+Brunner rhino3d.com collider.com.au landor.com agda.com.au/events-awards/events/nsw/march/positive-impact-%E2%80%98powered-by-pecha-kucha%E2%80%99-sydney/ alinavision.com

Happy New Year! Here's our January 2010 Foot Stompin' Free Scottish Music Podcast.  We open up with Finlay MacDonald Band's Pressed for Time CD and follow it up with I'm Gonna Do it All from Karine Polwart's Scribbled in Chalk.  Alasdair MacCuish and the Black Rose Ceilidh Bandthen play a set of reels and Steve Byrne sings The bonnie lass o Cairnie from his Songs from Home CD. We highlight Celtic Connections and the True North Orchestra by playing composer Jim Sutherland's band The Easy Club and finish of the show with another Celtic Connections classic The Unusual Suspects. Visit footstompin.com for all your Scottish music and culture needs.