Podcast appearances and mentions of john atkin

Feliks Banel's guests on this special episode of CASCADE OF HISTORY – broadcast LIVE from the Museum of Vancouver in Vancouver, British Columbia – include Vivianne Gosselin, director of the museum; Coll Thrush, University of British Columbia (UBC) professor and author of the forthcoming book "Wrecked: Unsettling Histories from the Graveyard of the Pacific" from University of Washington Press; and a panel conversation with John Mackie of the Vancouver Sun; historian John Atkin; and Andy Yan, professor at Simon Fraser University (SFU). This LIVE, LOCAL AND REMOTE broadcast of CASCADE OF HISTORY was originally presented from 11am to 1pm Pacific Time on Friday, April 4, 2025 via SPACE 101.1 FM and gallantly streaming live via space101fm.org from the Museum of Vancouver in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Subscribe to the CASCADE OF HISTORY podcast via most podcast platforms.

Miss JB For Breakfast this week? JB had a chat with John Atkin, one of the experts from Married At First Sight, all about what we can expect from season 10 of the program! Plus, JB struggled with cooking something this week - find out what here! Plus, with the return of school for another year... JB discussed our favourite and least favourite subjects at school! All that and more in this edition of the BEST of JB For Breakfast from during the week!

Feliks Banel's guests on this episode of "Cascade of History" include Knute Berger, KCTS 9's 'Mossback' and author of a recent Crosscut piece about Nazi spies in Seattle in the 1930s; and John Mackie of The Vancouver Sun and John Atkin, civic historian, on Vancouver, BC's long love-affair with neon signs. This LIVE broadcast of "Cascade of History" was originally presented on Sunday, September 25, 2022 via SPACE 101.1 FM from studios at historic Magnuson Park in Seattle

On Episode 102 of the RETROZEST podcast, Curtis celebrates the 40th anniversary of STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OF KHAN! This is the Star Trek film which saved the franchise in 1982, and is considered to be the best film of the franchise by many a Trekkie (including Curtis)! Assisting Curtis in this endeavor are two very special guests... First of all, there's LAURA BANKS, the actress who portrayed Khan's Navigator on the stolen USS Reliant. Laura shares a lot of great behind the scenes info on the making of the film, as well as her brief relationship will William Shatner; all of which is more intricately detailed in her upcoming book, Close Encounters With Captain Kirk: The Making of Star Trek II (and the Rest of It) as well as her Interview with Shatner on her Podcast! Also, legendary filmmaker STAN WOO chimes in and shares his fandom of the franchise, this film, and how all of it inspired him to make his own Star Trek fan film starring George Takei entitled YORKTOWN: A TIME TO HEAL! Back on Episode 090 of the RETROZEST podcast, Curtis celebrated this fan film with John Atkin, who first heard about the unfinished film in 1987 via Starlog Magazine Issue #119 and contacted Woo about it in 2010. Together they recruited a team of volunteer professionals to help finish the project. So the latter part of this episode serves as a bit of a part 2 to Episode 090! Additionally, Mr. Retrovere shares this week's Retro News segment. Incidentally, you may help the RetroZest podcast by purchasing a unique STAR TREK T-Shirt or two (many different designs and colors!) from our store at store.retrozest.com/startrek. Contact Curtis at podcast@retrozest.com, or via Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

Henry Gibbens was part of the team that brought Yorktown to life, after decades of the live action 8mm film sitting stored on a shelf and while the Herculean editing efforts of John Atkin aren't to be ignored, the visual effects team pulled off an incredible stylistic challenge… The post Decades in the Making : The VFX of Yorktown: A Time to Heal appeared first on Trekzone.

This is I Love You 3000 Minutes & we're diving into the 18th minute of The Incredible Hulk to see what secrets the Infinity Saga still holds for us (& assume all links are affiliate links)

This is I Love You 3000 Minutes & we're diving into the 17th minute of The Incredible Hulk to see what secrets the Infinity Saga still holds for us (& assume all links are affiliate links)

In this episode, sculptor John Atkin talks about the influence on his work of the industrial and rural landscapes of his youth, how Henry Moore came to finance his MA, the inspiration of Wilfred Owen and other literary figures, his love of found objects, how he discovered garment patterns that alluded to the human form,... Continue Reading →

On Episode 090 of the RETROZEST podcast, Curtis celebrates the upcoming release of the Star (Studded) Trek Fan Film YORKTOWN: A TIME TO HEAL! Production on this now legendary 8mm film featuring heavy-hitters George Takei and James Shigeta began in 1985 and abruptly stopped (unfinished) in 1987, 35 years ago as of the posting of this podcast episode in 2022. It centers around the activities of a sister ship of the USS Enterprise, the USS Yorktown, upon which Lt. Commander Hikaru Sulu serves as First Officer. For over 20 years, the unfinished film was put on hiatus. However, in 2010, a Trek fan named John Atkin (who first heard about the film in 1987 via Starlog Magazine Issue #119) contacted producer Stan Woo about the unfinished film, and together they recruited a team of volunteer professionals to help finish the project. The scenes which were never filmed in the 1980s, featuring an attack on the USS Yorktown, were filmed in Vancouver in 2013. Contributors include other Star Trek Fan Film creators like George Kayaian of Starship Antyllus and Todd Haberkorn of Star Trek Continues! So now, the film is FINALLY finished 35 years later! It will be released on YouTube and Vimeo on April 5 of this year, which in the ST universe is known as First Contact Day. The finished film also features a song by Canadian artist RAYNA entitled "Into the Unknown" during the end credits. So to celebrate, the man who teamed up with Stan Woo to complete the film, Mr. John Atkin, is Curtis' very special guest on this landmark 90th episode of the RetroZest podcast! John has a lot of fun info to share about the film and his involvement in its final completion. You're in for a big time treat if your a Trek fan! Incidentally, check out the Potemkin Pictures Star Trek Fan Film The Chronicles of Lanclos, in which Curtis briefly appeared! Incidentally, you may help the RetroZest podcast by purchasing a unique STAR TREK T-Shirt or two (many different designs and colors!) from our store at store.retrozest.com/startrek. Contact Curtis at podcast@retrozest.com, on the RETROZEST Facebook page (facebook.com/zestretro/) or on Twitter (twitter.com/RetroZest).

Jim Larkin owns and manages "Clarefield", a 1,000-hectare property east of Binnaway, where he runs a self-replacing cattle herd with some hay and grain production. John Atkin, the previous owner, was passionate about developing "Clarefield" with the use of lime, fertiliser and tropical grasses. In this episode, we hear how Jim shares John's passion and has continued to improve the land he manages by managing pests and weeds, improving pastures and managing his natural assets to maintain biodiversity. Jim spoke to Callen Thompson over a cup of tea at the kitchen table of "Yeulba", Jim's house block.   Special thanks: This episode is supported by Central West Local Land Services, through funding from the Australian Government's National Landcare Program.   Resources and links: Blue heliotrope (Heliotropium amplexicaule) Blue Heliotrope: A weed to watch out for Young Judges Day Binnaway Show Society LLS incentive programs proving a win-win for farmers John Atkin remembered for his farming feats Australia Day Awards 2021   Connect: Central West LLS website Central West LLS on Facebook Central West LLS on Twitter Central West LLS on YouTube   The views contained in this podcast series are not necessarily endorsed by Central West Local Land Services. Listeners are advised to contact their local office to discuss their individual situation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Episode #21My guest John AtkinJohn is a civic historian, heritage consultant and walking tour guide who brings an insight into urban planning, a love of architecture and the fascination of the curious to his work. As well as a civic historian, John is a graphic designer, occasional author and bookbinder. He grew up in Victoria, BC and has been a Vancouverite for almost 40 years. He shares his story, his passionate curiosity for details, for learning, and for life itself.  We'll hear about his influencers and how the concept of his walking tours started.  As he says: “There is always something new to look at and always different ways of looking at things”.Let's listen to John take us on an auditory tour of how it all started for him. Enjoy!https://www.vancouverheritagefoundation.org/events/walking-tours/@johnatkinJust google John Atkin Vancouver you will find interesting information. 

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Vancouver was incorporated as a city back in 1886. We spoke with civic historian John Atkin.

Listeners, hustlers welcome to the latest episode of YHHS, hosts Carl and Tom fully kitted in ninja garb, abseiled down the roof and crashed through the widows of the gem that is the Advanced Fighting Centre. Based right in the heart of Newcastle, this extremely awesome martial arts dojo’s is ran by the quite brilliant John Atkin (@johnrobertatkinafc) Running solo, group and kids classes, John has nearly 40 years in the martial arts arena and candidly talks about his passion and purpose. John talks about 80’s mixtapes, early workout programming and the revelation of Bruce Lee.A total commitment even from a young age, John travelled all over the North East to train. On this episode John reflects on philosophy , the mechanics of martial genres, opening AFC and the importance of his family in running a really great program, everyone with all hands on deck.A special guy who deserves so much respect and has given so much back to his community and continues to do so, listeners please check out this warming episode and for more information please visit:https://advancedfighting.co.uk/ https://en-gb.facebook.com/TheAdvancedFightingCentre/

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For more than ten years, Bruce and Tiffany Halabisky have explored the world aboard their 1952 John Atkin-designed sailboat, Vixen. Along the way they’ve crossed the Indian, Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, they’ve circumnavigated the globe, visited more than thirty countries and welcomed two children into their lives. Daughters Soli-Anna and Seffa-Jane were born in New Zealand and Brazil. Mike McDowall spoke to this remarkable couple last summer. To find out more about Boat Radio and to learn how your advert could be heard more than 300,000 times per month by boat owners and enthusiasts in 75 countries, visit http://www.boatradio.tv/ To find out more about Bruce and Tiffany, visit http://www.vixensvoyage.com/

For more than a decade, Bruce and Tiffany Halabisky have been travelling the world. Aboard their 1952, John Atkin-designed sailboat, Vixen, they’ve crossed the Atlantic three times, circumnavigated the globe, visited more than thirty countries, invited people of countless nationalities on board and, quite remarkably, welcomed two children into their lives. Daughters Soli-Anna and Seffa-Jane were born in New Zealand and Brazil respectively. Their amazing life is even the subject of a short documentary film, 'Vixen’s Voyage', which you can find at the Boat Radio website - go to www.boatradio.net and click 'video' on the main menu. Now, however, the Halabiskys are back on dry land, living on Orcas Island in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, just a few miles shy of the Canadian border. Their plan was to let the girls get to know grandparents, uncles, aunts and cousins... But it seems the earth beneath their feet doesn’t quite agree with them. After just a few months, they’re already planning another passage. Mike McDowall spoke to this remarkable family a few weeks ago. To find out more about the Halabiskys and their extraordinary adventures, go to www.vixensvoyage.com

John Atkin Talks Yorktown: A Time to Heal. In 1985, Stan Woo began production on a Star Trek fan film that starred none other than George Takei. Yes, even as the Original Series cast were in the midst of making feature films, Sulu took to the screen in a fan production. That project was Yorktown: A Time to Heal. The only problem was that the film was never finished. But as Spock said, there are always possibilities; and that’s where John Atkin comes in. In this episode of the official Axanar podcast, hosts Robert Meyer Burnett and Alec Peters are joined by John to talk about his project to see Yorktown through to completion. John shares how he first learned about the fan film, why he decided to make sure it got completed, the progress being made, and much more. In news, Rob and Alec bring you an update on the set production as they gather around the new Klingon war table, and also fill you in on the progress being made on visual effects. News Set Production Update (00:01:19) VFX Update (00:05:24) Prelude Perks Shipping Complete! (00:07:05) More Studio Construction (00:08:32) Feature: John Atkin Talks Yorktown: A Time to Heal What is Yorktown? (00:14:22) Finishing the Film (00:23:07) The Indiana Jones of Star Trek Fan Films (00:29:47) Feelings on Fan Films (00:32:28) Stan Woo’s Feelings + New Scenes (00:36:13) A Learning Process (00:38:34) Hosts Robert Meyer Burnett and Alec Peters Guest John Atkin Production C Bryan Jones (Editor and Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Will Nguyen (Content Manager)

Serena Britton starts her series of Music Showcases by talking with singer songwriter John Atkin who finishes with a live performance in the studio. Presented by: Serena Britton Recorded & Edited by: Serena Britton Additional editing: Marian Larragy Back to Camden Community Radio :: Follow Camden Community Radio on Twitter :: File Download (12:11 min / 11 MB)

This week Doug broadcasts down at the Miami Beach Convention Center for Cruise Shipping Miami (an industry trade show). Doug will interview Captain Dan Blanchard from Innersea Discoveries, the CEO of MeetOnCruise.com, and John Atkin, a professional ship photographer. Matt is in the studio and will goes live to Jaxport where they just celebrated their 1,000,000 cruise passenger.