Podcast appearances and mentions of joe davies

In this episode of the Niche Pursuits podcast, Jared Bauman sits down with Joe Davies, the co-founder of Fat Joe, an agency that specializes in providing premium backlinks and content for agencies. Joe shares his journey from the early days of SEO to growing Fat Joe into a successful business. He talks about everything from productization, outsourcing, and scaling a service-based business, and how he earns $12 million a year in revenue with a team of just 15.   Ready to join a niche publishing mastermind, and hear from industry experts each week? Join the Niche Pursuits Community here: https://community.nichepursuits.com Be sure to get more content like this in the Niche Pursuits Newsletter Right Here: https://www.nichepursuits.com/newsletter Want a Faster and Easier Way to Build Internal Links?  Get $15 off Link Whisper with Discount Code "Podcast" on the Checkout Screen: https://www.nichepursuits.com/linkwhisper Get SEO Consulting from the Niche Pursuits Podcast Host, Jared Bauman: https://www.nichepursuits.com/201creative

It's all about deep house and minimal tech from the likes of Deeplomatik, Joe Davies & Cubemod, and more during this week's First 30 Mix…after that, it's time for my Best Of January & February Playlist, where I'll be re-rinsing 5 of my favorite tunes from the past couple of months before closing down with a lovely tune from Deephope! ⚡️Like the Show? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it!

Joe Davies, is one half of a powerhouse property duo who recently made a life-changing move - exiting their successful serviced accommodation management agency in Liverpool and relocating to sunny Spain. Now, while enjoying a slower pace of life, he and his wife Katy are still actively growing their UK property portfolio.I first met Joe and Katy a couple of years ago and was instantly struck by their drive, business acumen, and passion for personal development - qualities that have helped them achieve remarkable success before even turning 30. While Katy isn't joining us in this episode (something we'll hopefully fix in the future!), Joe shares his incredible journey from launching a small side hustle to building a thriving business and ultimately selling it for a lucrative exit.Now, a quick heads-up: This conversation was originally recorded with the intention of launching a new podcast centered around Joe's expertise in serviced accommodation. While that specific plan has been parked for now, he's still working closely with me on other aspects of the IPI business, so expect to hear more from him in the future. There are a few moments where we reference our podcast plans, but regardless, Joe's insights into scaling a business, navigating challenges, and making bold decisions will be invaluable, whether you're building your own portfolio, running a property business, or juggling both. ********************Welcome to the Inside Property Investing Podcast with Mike Stenhouse. You're in the right place if you're looking for practical advise and inspiring stories to help you build a thriving property investment business and create more freedom in your own life.Start your application for the IPI Mastermind >>See what we've got going on right now to help you succeed - https://go.insidepropertyinvesting.com/podcast-links Get more advice and inspiration on your favourite platforms:Instagram: @InsidePropertyInvestingYoutube: Inside Property InvestingFacebook: Inside Property InvestingNewsletter: InsidePropertyInvesting.com

We chat about former Nanooks star Joe Davies' breakout performance at the Ruka World Cup last weekend PLUS Albrigtsen's training philosophy — particularly her success in combining cross-country running with Nordic skiing. A really fun, fascinating, full conversation you won't want to miss! Check out our story on Davies at Seder-Skier.com!! Check out our interview with Joe Davies prior to Beito --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/seder-skier/support

It's opening weekend in Beitostolen! We sat down to chat about the upcoming season with three members of the British national team. First on the docket: Joe Davies. The Pemberton, British Columbia product is coming off a year in which he made four World Cup starts, highlighted by a 16th-place finish in the 10k FS in Minneapolis. The 2023 NCAA champion is entering his second year with the University of Utah after spending two seasons at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. This year, the 23-year-old super talent is hoping to climb the ranks in the World Cup, impress at the World Champs, and bring home another NCAA title. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/seder-skier/support

Following his debut LP on Smallville Records in April, Joe Davies returns with a fresh take on the opening track Hi-Life, now reimagined as the Frankfurt Mix, offering a new mask, outfit, and flavour in his forthcoming Pardon My Late Response 4-track EP on the same imprint. This dub-house track exudes sophistication, with its echoing chords, textured soundscapes, and off-kilter percussion. Wherever you are in the world, it evokes a sense of warmth, its timing especially poignant as the festival season draws to a close — a welcomed embrace. Elevated to another level from the original, this version retains the soft bird sounds, teasing conversation, and dreamlike tranquillity, yet carries a driving force beneath its surface. The track, with its hazy finish, offers a fitting close to the EP, as we watch the sun go down. Listening to both versions of Hi-Life back-to-back is highly recommended. It's great to see Joe return so quickly under this alias, focusing on the deeper, more floaty side of his productions. Pardon My Late Response, including Hi-Life (Frankfurt Mix), will be available on vinyl and digital via Smallville Records on 13th September. Write up by @danpeplow @djassam @smallville-records www.instagram.com/joe__assamjr/ www.instagram.com/smallville_records/ Follow us on social media: @itsdelayed linktr.ee/delayed www.itsdelayed.com www.facebook.com/itsdelayed www.instagram.com/_____delayed www.youtube.com/@_____delayed

A natter with the Karen MacGregor, the new Landlady of the Noel Whitwell, Rutland, and Joe Davies, the Head of Reserve Management, Leicestershire & Rutland Wildlife Trust on biodiversity and his discovery of the 'Rutland Sea Dragon'!

@djassam known for some healing deep and smooth house tunes on the highly esteemed but sleeping Hamburg based @lehult label (2014 - 2019 ) and also our own imprint with 'Rachael' (Banana Split 12") is just about to release a beautiful multi layered LP called 'Shields In Full Sunlight' on @Smallville-Records this coming Friday Nov 24. Here´s over an hour of his music collection for all of us – perfect for a longer ride from a to b, I can say. KANNMIX 54 - Joe Davies - 71min - track ID´s on request -

Dr Joe Davies, Chartered Psychologist, and lecturer in Applied Psychology at Cardiff Metropolitan University. Joe's research primarily explores the causes and consequences of obesity within secure psychiatric inpatient services. Following his PhD, Joe worked for the National Collaborative Commissioning Unit of NHS Wales on Welsh Government commissioned projects aimed at improving care for secure inpatients, subsequently publishing the national review of secure inpatient services: Making Days Count. (See main points of the conversation below) Weight Gain is Not Associated with Antipsychotic Medication, Sociodemographic Factors, or Diagnosis in a Welsh Secure Mental Health Unit (tandfonline.com) https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6011-8591   Main points from conversation, - The conversation is about the issue of weight gain and obesity in forensic health and prison settings. - We discuss the lack of data on whether going to prison or hospital leads to weight gain or weight loss. - The importance of interviewing patients to understand their experiences and perspectives is emphasized. - We mention the potential link between overeating and trauma as a way of protecting oneself. - Attentional bias, where individuals pay more attention to salient stimuli, is discussed as a potential factor in weight gain. - The lack of integrated physical health care in forensic settings is highlighted. - The need for better nutrition and healthier behavior in prisons is mentioned. - The importance of patient involvement in shaping policy and improving care is emphasized. - The complex interaction of various factors contributing to weight gain is acknowledged. - The lack of input from nutritionists in forensic settings is mentioned. - We highlight the need for more research and awareness to bring about lasting change in addressing weight gain and obesity in forensic health and prison settings.

We missed UK Proms in the Park last year, much to our disappointment. So we were delighted to be invited to come along to this year's event, set at the West Mids Showground.The UK Proms in the Park is an open-air classical concert featuring a wonderful orchestra lead by Alex Postlethwaite and conducted by Joe Davies. When is comes to culture, classical music is the engine that drives it. Whether it be operas, TV shows, cartoons or movies classical music is the perfect companion to all media in general.So, Alex was in his absolute element running around with a microphone speaking to musicians, organisers and sampling music too (including a beautiful solo by the one and only Katy Rink!). We tried to get a lengthy interview with organiser Peter Metcalf but he was here, there and everywhere doing his thing. We spoke to conductor Joe Davies, leader Alex Postlethwaite, the beautiful voice that is Samantha Oxborough and compare/singer Rodney Earl Clarke.WORD-UP! Ok, so we implemented a new game on the show (at probably the worst time) We asked for a list of random words that had to be wedged into conversations that took place on this podcast. We had 46 words, but how well do you think Alex did shoehorning them into his interviews?The UK Proms in the Park is a tour and there are 3 more shows to go in Warwick Castle, Bath and Windsor so if you would like tickets, we highly recommend taking a look at the website for more information and ticket sales - https://www.ukacgroup.com/ukpromsinthepark-1

In this episode of This Week in Digital Marketing, hosts Jacky Chou and James De Lacey chat with Joe Davies from FatJoe. They delve into Joe's journey into Amazon FBA, the inception of OptimoAI, and the growth strategies of FatJoe. Uncover insights into the niche website market, agency differentiation, the role of AI tools, and the world of Digital PR. Discover how Joe's team is managed and how they effectively use HARO. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in agency growth and digital marketing strategies. Joe Davies on Twitter:  https://twitter.com/fatjoedavies Get the newsletter that keeps 30k+ marketers in the loop:  ⁠https://marketingletter.com/newsletter/⁠⁠  Apply to be a sponsor: ⁠ https://marketingletter.com/sponsor/

Joe Davies is a guide and the owner of Milwaukee River Fly Fishing. After working as a fashion designer and Olympic and World Cup Freestyle skiing coach, Joe has focused on his passion for fly fishing the waters of southeastern Wisconsin for smallmouths, pike, and carp. In this episode, we talk about all things related to smallmouth bass fishing, including gear, techniques, seasons, and much more. Milwaukee River Fly Fishing Website: link Instagram: @milwaukee_river_fly_fishing Waypoint TV Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Joining Gavan on 'On the Record' is Joe Davies, a Liverpool supporter who was in Paris for the Champion's League Final. Together they discuss the issues faced by Liverpool fans which led to their Champions League final against Real Madrid being delayed.

Hello and welcome to season 2 of the Jenni Talks podcast. In this season we are going to focus on conversations with people about creating new opportunities, communities and spaces for young people & youth workers to engage with as a result of the pandemic. My book, From Isolation to Community: Youth Work in the Covid Era and Beyond which captures a snapshot of what has been happening in this past year is available now from my website www.jenniosborn.org in either Kindle or paperback format. On my website you will find more details about mentoring and training that I offer - do get in touch if you are interested. This episode is a conversation with Joe Davies of the Mid-Faith Crisis podcast. We talk about the process of deconstruction of faith, the need for questions and doubt to be a part of faith. This is a conversation that has a personal element to it for me, having had some really difficult times wrestling with faith and beliefs that I once followed without questioning suddenly becoming the source of many questions! I know that I am not the only one and wanted to have this conversation to connect with those listening who might feel similarly, maybe you've reached a place of acceptance with doubt and questions, maybe you're just at the beginning of this process, either way I agree with Joe that it's a necessary part of life and faith. It might feel like you're in the chrysalis, hanging on by a thread but brighter days are coming… I hope you enjoy this conversation and don't forget to share! Get in touch with Joe Facebook.com/midfaithcrisis midfaithcrisis.org joe@midfaithcrisis.org Get in touch with Jenni Facebook.com/jennitalks jenniosborn.org hello@jenniosborn.org @jenni_talks

Prior to COVID, Joe Davies would travel with his friends all over the world to support Chelsea. The United Mates speak to Joe to discuss and understand what it is like to follow a football team over land and sea. There's also plenty of chat regarding the upcoming clash between Chelsea and Spurs.

Jade Healy is a story-teller at heart and a Production Designer by trade, working primarily in feature films. Her impressive 38 (and counting) critically acclaimed IMDB credits include ‘I, Tonya’, ‘Marriage Story’, ‘The Killing of a Sacred Deer’, ‘A Beautiful Day In The Neighbourhood’, ‘Ain’t Them Bodies Saints’, ‘Pete’s Dragon’, ‘Ghost Story’, ‘The Sacrement’, ‘In A Valley of Violence’, ‘Mississippi Grind’, and the upcoming ‘The Green Knight’ and Walt Disney’s ‘Peter Pan’ … just to name but a few.Jade and Production Design Digest host, Kelly Sinclair Smith, discuss her incredible multi-faceted career journey, their shared love of lamps, how she made her break into the industry and started designing films early on in her career, what she’s learnt along the way and how her love for story-telling is the driving force in everything she does. “Just because something looks amazing doesn’t mean it’s right for the character, or the film. I like to think I’ve learned to practice more control. My goal is to always create sets that push the narrative forward, not distract from it” explains Jade.In this episode with Kem White we cover:How Jade made her break in the industryHer hands-on approach to designingLamps, lamps and more lampsWhat she looks for in a scriptHer “dos and don’ts” of production designHow she’s progressed throughout her career and the crucial lessons she’s learnt along the wayThe importance of putting story and character first when it comes to designingWhat it’s like working with different directors and how to adapt to their individual styles of filmmakingThe use of negative space within her sets and why she’s come to appreciate itHer beauftiful use of colour and texture, and how she develops themThe heavily researched look-books she puts together for each film and first-time director meetings, and why it’s important to still spend the time making one regardless of wether or not she does the job‘Imposter Syndrome’ - what it is and how she’s overcome itHow to avoid being pigeonholed as a Production DesignerThe importance of being yourselfAnd much more!Subscribe + Follow Production Design Digest Instagram | BlogShow Links:In The Mood For Love IMDB | Production Design by William ChangWilliam Chang’s IMDBMagnum PhotosFollow Our Guest:Jade Healy’s IMDBJade Healy’s InstagramJade Healy is represented by Mira Yong at WMEFollow Kelly Sinclair Smith:kellysinclairsmith.comIMDBInstagramKelly Sinclair Smith is represented by Vision ArtistsOriginal Score by Joe Davies

Kem White is a Production Designer for big budget, high-end TV Commercials. Kem is based in London, but has worked across the world designing global campaigns. Her list of clients include Nike, Ikea, Louis Vuitton, Sky, Dulux, Twitter, Samsung, Paypal, Asus, British Airways as well as ALDI’s big Christmas TVCs for the past couple years that have involved designing and working with miniature models, building different scaled sets, VFX, SFX and an army of talented set-builders and scenic artists.Kem and Production Design Digest host, Kelly Sinclair Smith, discuss her career journey, her time spent as a model maker, why she transitioned from working in Film and Television to designing TVCs, her design process, what it’s like to work on global campaigns as well as designing sets using different scales.In this episode with Kem White we cover:How Kem first started out in the industryHer first ever job as a Production DesignerHow that job opened up more doors to opportunitiesHow her background in narrative-based filmmaking prepared her for her career as a Production Designer in TVCsWhat skills she thinks are necessary to be a good Production DesignerHer approach to designing the series of ALDI Christmas commercials that involved building a train carriage, an interior circus tent scene, a huge castle interior, a snowy mountain scene, as well as multiple miniature models and setsHer experience designing the ‘Dulux Walls’ global campaign, and her research into colour trendsHer production design “pet peeves”Her favourite part about being a Production DesignerAnd much more!Subscribe + Follow Production Design Digest Instagram | BlogShow Links:Romeo + Juliet IMDB | Production Design by Catherine MartinCatherine Martin’s IMDBFollow Our Guest:Kem’s WebsiteKem White’s IMDBKem White’s InstagramKem White is represented by Independent TalentFollow Kelly Sinclair Smith:kellysinclairsmith.comIMDBInstagramKelly Sinclair Smith is represented by Vision ArtistsOriginal Score by Joe Davies

Dick Lunn is a Production Designer for Film, TV and Commercials. Dick’s production design credits include ‘The End of the F***ing World’ (2019), Next of Kin (2018), Humans (2015), Man Up (2015), The Survivalist (2015), Cuban Fury (2014), Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa (2013), The Inbetweeners Movie (2011), Four Lions (2010), and the upcoming Netflix series; The Duchess.Dick and Production Design Digest host, Kelly Sinclair Smith, discuss his career, all the different aspects of production design that he’s drawn to, his favourite go-to photography books for references, his approach to designing visually pleasing spaces through the use of symmetry and incorporating the camera’s aspect ratio within his set designs to create interesting frames.In this episode with Dick Lunn we cover:Dick’s journey into Production Design, and how his degree in modern history created a solid foundation for being able to reference and research different jobsHow having parents who were both art teachers influenced his love of art, and how studying art history and renaissance artists, such as Hieronymus Bosch, taught him about composition, lighting and how creating lines within a picture can draw the viewers eye to specific focal pointsHow his time spent as a runner, prop master and art director prepared him for his career as a Production DesignerHis approach to designing for the screen, and how important it is to consider the camera movement and the blocking within a scene when designing a setHow he uses symmetry within his set designs to bring structure to the space and create visually appealing compositionsHis long-standing working relationship with his set decorator and what makes it such a successful collaboration between themThe textures, colours and detailed props within the sets of ‘The End of the F***ing World’ (S2), and how Dick created the look of a British/Americana fusion for the seriesAnd much more!Subscribe + Follow Production Design Digest Instagram | BlogShow Links:Art History for Filmmakers | by Gillian MclverInside North Korea | by Oliver WainwrightThe Ruins of Detroit | by Yves MarchandTwo and One Quarter | by William EgglestonCathedral of the Pines | by Gregory CrewdsonEarly Works | by Martin ParrHustlers | by Philip-Lorca diCorciaModern Colour | by Fred HerzogBlade Runner (1982) IMDB | Production Design by Lawrence G. PaullLawrence G. Paull’s IMDBFollow Our Guest:Dick Lunn’s IMDBDick Lunn’s InstagramDick Lunn is represented by Echo ArtistsFollow Kelly Sinclair Smith:kellysinclairsmith.comIMDBInstagramKelly Sinclair Smith is represented by Vision ArtistsOriginal Score by Joe Davies

Anna Rhodes is a Production Designer and Art Director for Film, Commercial, Music Video, Events and Stills. She is based in London, but has worked globally, including Mexico, Chile, Tokyo, Seoul and Europe. Her long list of clients include Steve McQueen, Kanye West, One Direction, Kylie Minogue, Virgin, Absolut, Nike and Net-A-Porter.Anna and Production Design Digest host, Kelly Sinclair Smith, discuss her career journey, designing shoots abroad, building successful director relationships, developing colour palettes and how her background in graphic design helped shape her into the production designer that she is today.In this episode with Anna Rhodes we cover:What lead Anna to pursue a career in Production DesignWhat her degree in Graphic Design taught her about developing colour palettes and how it influences her approach to designingAnna’s creative process - how she preps a job from start to finishHow to create stand-out mood boards, and the importance of using carefully considered references to develop initial set designsHer go-to sources for inspirationWhat it is like to design a music video for Kanye West, directed by the iconic film director, Steve McQueenHer passion for designing music videos and what it is about doing them that she enjoys mostAnna’s research that went into designing and building (not one, but two!) entire New York street sets that take us back to 1985. We go into detail about all the different artists that Absolut have used for their advertising campaigns, and how she had to show the passing of time by re-decorating the streets to represent every decade from 1985 to current dayWe examine the importance of developing a mutual level of trust with directorsShe discusses her “series of micro-failures”, what she learnt from them, and how ultimately it made her a better designerAnd much more!Subscribe + Follow Production Design Digest Instagram | BlogShow Links:Toys (1992) IMDB | Production Design by Ferdinando ScarfiottiFerdinando Scarfiotti’s IMDBFollow Our Guest:Anna Rhodes’ WebsiteAnna Rhodes’ IMDBAnna Rhodes’ InstagramAnna Rhodes is represented by Wizzo & CoFollow Kelly Sinclair Smith:kellysinclairsmith.comIMDBInstagramKelly Sinclair Smith is represented by Vision ArtistsOriginal Score by Joe Davies

This week we sit down with Joe Davies and Jonas Laursen of Hufius. An outdoor marketplace where you can buy and sell all things outdoors. Avid fly fishers these guys have created an on line community where you will find all things fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, climbing and much more!

Episode 9: David Mills is joined by Joe Davies and Sarah Campbell for Focus People! A look back at the week and a look ahead to a more dynamite future.   Recorded weekly at the Bill Murray Pub in Islington, London.   Contact the show via email: FocusPeoplePodcast@gmail.com   Contact the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FocusPeoplePod   Focus People Theme by Danny Calvi   Twitter Accounts: https://twitter.com/DavidMillsDept https://twitter.com/joeyDavies https://twitter.com/sarah_campbell Recorded and Edited by Matthew Sanders

Host Andrew Misra is joined by the returning no-nonsense Joe Davies, a football boot and glove wielding Kathryn Batte, Barney Stephenson on the eve's eve of his birthday and the dependable grinning force that is Lewis Steele. Misra spits a few bars at the start, before the panel dissect the Kepa Arrizabasaga and also ponder whether his name would make for a strong Wi-fi password, agree that Lionel Messi is really rather good and show a questionable level of appreciation for the ill discipline of Sergio Ramos. Of course, there's plenty of fan engagement and trivia as ever. Also available on Apple podcasts here: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/5wf-p…&i=1000428442406 And on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/show/7HbDjG9RqWz9jEAVSIVCpa Please subscribe, comment and get in touch with your feedback! Funky sound effects are from 'Night Owl' by Broke for Free.

Podcast in which Beacon Editor, Joe Davies, talks to Dr. Lina Khatib, Head of the Middle East and North Africa Programme at Chatham House, and Prof. Eugene Rogan, Director of the Middle East Centre at St. Antony's College, University of Oxford, on "What can - and should - the West do to support the Syrian people?".In 2011, the Syrian people took to the street to peacefully protest against the Assad regime, demanding democratic reforms and the release of political prisoners. The past 7 years since has seen the West fail to prevent the regime's chemical attacks on innocent civilians, fail to take sufficient steps to protect the estimated 5 million refugees that have fled Syria, and fail to help Syria shift to a path of peacebuilding and reconciliation. These are issues the West must not continue to ignore. But, what can be done to ensure a transition to a new leader, and a democratic regime in Syria? Or is an emboldened Assad an inevitable outcome of this violent conflict? Put simply, what can - and should - the West do now to support the Syrian people?

In this episode, we will be considering how alpacas and holiday-lets can work together to make a great experience for visitors and how alpacas can be added to what you are already doing. I first met Nick and Joe Davies at one of our home-farm open days. They had a look in their eyes and asked the kind of questions that suggested alpacas had grabbed their attention. They had relatively recently moved into a property with some land and an established barn conversion holiday-let. This lifestyle choice to move from Buckinghamshire in south-east England to rural Carmarthenshire in Wales was following a dream and Nick’s passion for alpacas suddenly seemed like a possibility. They subsequently bought four castrated males alpacas and did some husbandry training to get started with alpacas alongside their holiday destination. The farm has woodland, meadow areas and a stream, as well as the main field up near the accommodation and house, now home to the alpacas and often the mini-horses. GUEST INFORMATION – Nick & Jo Davies Facebook Page for holiday-let – Gelli Secret Escapes Other links Here are some links to other things that were mentioned in the episode. Book - Llamas and Alpacas: A Guide to Management – Gina Bromage

Joe and I talked about what it was like growing up in Halifax, his love and affinity for flying planes and Kanye West. We also discussed his recent engagement and the many personal life lessons he’s learned which have transformed his life into what it is today.   Visit our blog at https://www.pfhproject.com/   Theme song is Effortlessly by Deanna Devore.  Her tour schedule and music are located on: http://www.deannadevore.com  

Host Andrew Misra is joined by no fewer than six guests in a crammed studio for this festive party edition of the podcast! There’s a couple of new faces, a couple of returning faces and, well, some not so new ones... As we move into the season characterised by overindulgence, we start with a look back at a largely bygone era of boozing in football. After Lionel Messi bagged two free kicks in one La Liga game last weekend, we raise our own favourite events that have occurred multiple times in one game. Of course, there's a dash of trivia to boot. Guest list: Kieran Ahuja, Joe Davies, Jack Perry, Lewis Steele, Barney Stephenson and (a mostly muted) April Curtin.

Jon and Robin Voils of Celebrate Libraries® interview Director Joe Davies of Burlington Public Library for a New Ways To Dream® podcast  

Joe Davies is one of the seminal figures in Biomedia. His work has shocked and polarised the artistic community while at the same time laying the foundations for a new artistic discipline. The artist is a research affiliate in the Department of Biology at MIT and his research and art include work in the fields of molecular biology, bioinformatics, and sculpture. With his practice, he was one of the first to blur the lines between art and modern biology, In the late 1980s, Davis collaborated with molecular biologist Dana Boyd to insert for the first time a non-biological DNA message into a coding sequence. The recipient was the bacterial strain E. coli, one of the basic tools in molecular biology labs. The work, named Microvenus, encoded a binary representation of the Germanic rune for the female goddess of earth and life. The piece was a response to the Pioneer plaques designed by astronomers Frank Drake and Carl Sagan that were sent aboard Pioneer spacecraft with the intention of being intercepted by extraterrestrial life. The plaques depict the location of the Earth in the solar system and galaxy, the trajectory of the Pioneer spacecraft, and anatomical depictions of the human form. Davis took issue with the relative lack of detail of the female figure compared to the male figure and used Microvenus as a counter-argument for how we, as a species, outwardly represent ourselves. More recently, Davis has been working on encoding the top 50,000 pages of the English Wikipedia page into bacteria to be transferred into apple trees. The project is titled Malus ecclesia and is both a biblical reference to the apple tree in the garden of Eden as well as George Church, the principal investigator for the lab at Harvard Medical School where Davis holds an appointment. Davis' interest in plants also extends to one of his current projects, Astrobiological Horticulture, where he is investigating the potential for biological gardens in space. Throughout his highly productive career, two projects stand out as being particularly ambitious; Call me Ishmel, a 110-foot lightning tower in memoriam for Hurricane Katrina, and Bacterial Radio, a crystal radio system that uses a protein derived from marine sponges to create an electrical circuit capable of receiving AM radio transmissions. Davis work on the bacterial radio, which was assisted by molecular biologists Tara Gianoulis and Ido Bachelet, garnered critical acclaim for its technical sophistication and sustainability and was awarded the 2012 Ars Electronica Golden Nica in Hybrid Art. To become familiar with Joe Davis’ work is to come into an understanding of the creative potential for Biomedia and its relationship to culture and semiotics This podcast was produced by CLOT Magazine editorial team and Stephen Mclaughlin

Last year's Maryland Hunt Cup winner Senior Senator wasn't always a timber star. No, he used to be a badly behaved flat horse at Penn National who did nothing but drop jockeys and lose races. In advance of Saturday's Hunt Cup, trainer Joe Davies talks about how it all came to be and what makes the horse tick.

Brexit Fallout & Council Politics Synopsis: Kenny speaks with UK Deputy High commissioner Helen Smith about the fallout from Brexit, and to Joe Davies, Community Board Member for Hagley-Ferrymead about council politics. Guests: Helen Smith, Joe Davies

Rob's back and with the football season officially over, starts his summer transfer window. He's bringing in a series of co-hosts and today is joined by the brilliant Joe Davies. They talk signs of the British Summer, awkward vegan moments with Rom and all things West Country.

This week we have Joe Davies joining our regular presenter Joz Norris. This weeks topic they discuss getting in trouble... covering a variety of topics from hippies, camping, trouble with the police and wrestling goats!