Podcast appearances and mentions of jonathon ross

Joining me today is Andy Gangadeen. Andy Gangadeen is one of the original and leading Hybrid drummers in the world today, effortlessly fusing together acoustic and electronic drums creating grooves and sounds beyond the wildest dreams of your average drummer! Andy has honed both his immense drumming skills and technical knowledge since late 80's playing for the likes of Lisa Stansfield, Massive Attack, Duran Duran, The Spice Girls, Jeff Beck, The Bays and the huge English Drum & Bass duo Chase and Status. Join Andy and myself as we chat about his incredible career to date, from his early days with racks and racks of samplers and other equipment needed to recreate the electronic sounds that Andy wanted to achieve. We talk about how he goes about recreating the complex drum beats live that Chase & Staus use on their albums. The first time i became aware of Andy and his immense playing was with the house band on Jonathon Ross's Last Resort TV Show on Channel 4 along with band leader Steve Nieve, this was a wonderful band, Andy took over from Pete Thomas (Elvis Costello & The Attractions) he tells us all about this amazing gig backing artists of the highest calibre, James Brown to name just one! It was a real thrill to chat to Andy, I know you and going to enjoy this as much as i did doing it! Cheers Andy

Many studies have found that having a clean and tidy house can help you feel relaxed, accomplished, and much less stressed. Whereas when everything is on top of each other, it's like a metaphor for life. If your space is messy and cluttered, this could trigger feelings of anxiety, low mood, agitation, depression and tension. How we construct our environment is therefore, imperative to not only how we function, but also to our health and mental wellbeing.   Vicky Silverthorn is a professional organiser and house declutter that has been clearing spaces & minds for over ten years. Her thriving business ‘You Need a Vicky' has seen her work with all types of clients, including famous faces such as Jonathon Ross, Lily Allen, Jamie Dornan and Suki Waterhouse. Vicky is also author of the amazon best seller 'Start With Your Sock Drawer'. Vicky joins host Gabby to talk about the psychological benefits of decluttering your home whilst offering invaluable tips and ideas on how to improve different spaces in your home, to allow your mind to feel freed up too. Vicky also shares how good people feel after their space has been tackled and explains why it doesn't need to feel like such a daunting and overwhelming task, if you start small and work through gradually. For more on Vicky: https://www.youneedavicky.com/ To download the free My Possible Self App: https://mypossibleself.app.link/podcast  

Today, at 10am PST/6pm UK time, we're joined by Call of Duty commentator Miles Ross who discusses his journey into becoming a commentator, being a player under the gamertag "Wra7h". We recap his eSports Award win, discuss what its like casting with Thomas "Chance" Ashworth, as well as being Jonathon Ross' nephew and much much more!

In this brand new episode of The Angel Comedy Podcast, you'll hear a conversation between Barry Ferns and UK renowned comedian, performer (and immigration lawyer) Sikisa!During this episode, Sikisa talks about growing up as a black woman, how that shaped her material in the future, as well as not always catering your set to the audience you perform to. All things comedy started at The Cavendish Arms, for Sikisa, so she gives a good amount of details into the inner workings of working and performing there, as well as her route to comedy through Burlesque!We hope you love this episode, if you did, then leave us a nice review, or let us know what you think @angelcomedy on Instagram and Twitter! Enjoy!Timestamps:2:00 How would you describe yourself7:00 Growing up as a black woman10:00 Growing up on council estates13:00 Balancing jobs and studying15:00 Writing on stage, improvising18:00 Dyslexic qualities, how the routine must be shaped around that22:00 Dealing with criticism 26:00 Feeling of impostor syndrome for big events31:00 How being an only child changes the mentality of responsibility33:00 Barry's MC course36:00 Jonathon Ross performance38:00 Post lockdown social interactions, succeeding under pressure40:00 Burlesque experience – standing out in that industry43:00 Cavendish Arms, starting it all up for Sikisa47:00 How Sikisa describes the Cavendish Arms51:00 Expectations when starting up your career (funny section)57:00 Leicester Comedy Show1:00:00 Not always catering to your audience in terms of material1:07:00 Current writing material, politically oriented1:09:00 Pick one thing you'll be doing in 5 or 10 years time1:14:00 The endings Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adam Galbraith is a professional dancer with a hugely successful career spanning  23 years across Theatre, Television and Film. He is also a successful property entrepreneur with a portfolio that includes buy to let and serviced accommodation properties which he continues to grow. He talks with Alex about his journey, what it takes to be successful in property and why it's all about putting yourself in a position where you have choices and freedom in your life through being persistent and having the right mindset and network around you.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Write down everything that is important to you and then prioritise what's really important to you You have to understand what your ‘why' is to be able to push forward and achieve your goals When you are comfortable in your life that can be very difficult to make a change in your mindset My goal currently is to have £10,000 a month as passive income   I couldn't have achieved what I have without mentors and accountability The only person stopping you from doing anything is you You need to motivate yourself by getting around the right people There is a lot out there so you need to be focused on what you want to achieve Follow one course until you are successful and then look at the next thing Networking is key along with due diligence on  everything you do Property is a great ladder and there are always people above and below you There will be people above you who will help your up the next step Those above you don't want you to make the same mistakes they did Double and triple check before you part with your money and consult with others I've been lucky because my career has been my passion and generating income through property gives me more choice and freedom It's never too late to do something if you want to do it   BEST MOMENTS ‘You need to get around other like-minded people' ‘If you want it bad enough you will make sacrifices to get where you want to be' ‘You have to persevere in every area of your life'   VALUABLE RESOURCES Business, Wealth and Mindset podcast series       ABOUT THE GUEST   Adam has had a career in dance spanning 23 years across Theatre, Television and Film. He trained at London Contemporary Dance School. In 1999, he joined Matthew Bourne's dance company New Adventures (NA).   TV/film credits include: Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again! Thomas Dalglesh in Will! Season One, Been So Long, One Night Only with Tom Jones, The Sound of Music Live, The Secrets of Pinewood Documentary with Jonathon Ross, Disney's Alice Through the Looking Glass, Disney's The Muppets Most Wanted, 100th Anniversary of the Royal Variety Performance with Andrea Bochelli, Madonna's W.E. Pride and Prejudice, Finding Neverland, Nutcracker! Billy Elliot, and The Car Man.   Principle dancer for Matthew Bourne's New Adventures include: Original Cast Lord of the Flies creating the role of Jack, Swan Lake (West End and UK Tour), Cinderella (Los Angeles).   Adam continually works with an extensive range of choreographers on various projects and collaborations and also choreographs, teaches workshops and contemporary classes for a wide range of students/groups of all ages and abilities, nationally and internationally.   In property, Adam has his own portfolio of Buy to Let, Serviced Accommodation and Rent to Serviced Accommodation properties, set up Elysian Homes UK LTD in June 2016, which works as a holding company with Tommy and JATAC Ltd (2017), which holds the R2SA portfolio. Current portfolio of 16 properties in Stoke, Crewe, Glasgow, Liverpool and Reading.   Adam has also been a freelance performing artist for over 20 years, travelling the world and working within the Theatre, Television and Film industry.   ABOUT THE HOST Alex is a prize-winning chartered accountant with experience in financial markets from trading finance, capital hedging, structural foreign exchange and interest rates to operational risk from the world's top financial and advisory institutions including Deloitte, RBS and JPMorgan Chase Alex has been involved in property development programmes across different types since 2008, building and managing a portfolio that includes standard buy-to-lets, student accommodation and other houses in multiple occupancy (HMOs). He specialises in raising finance, providing potential investors, investors and joint venture partners with ad hoc (to their specific requirements), hands-free and hassle-free property investments solutions as well as coaching and mentoring Alex aspires to share business and financial knowledge with upcoming entrepreneurs and experienced business minds to learn and master the concepts and mindsets required to succeed, stand-out, have the edge and make a difference. Alex is also a keen traveller, cyclist and photographer.   CONTACT METHOD Facebook https://www.facebook.com/alexsapalaofficial/ Twitter - @alex_sapala https://twitter.com/alex_sapala You Tube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgZ1DCPGAu5c2yhOkfGZRSQ                           See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Whipps Cross University Hospital in the London Borough of Waltham Forest has an illustrious past spanning the whole of the 20th century: from it's earliest origins as the West Ham Infirmary in 1903, to the birth of such well known figures such as Jonathon Ross, David Beckham and Richard Ayoade. At no period, however, was the hospital more urgently needed than it was during the First World War, 1914-1918, and to commemorate the centenary of the First World War, we took a closer look at the history behind the hospital.

Derby County Football Club are handing out free “E” cigarettes to their fans - designed to prevent youngsters starting to smoke….I’m not quite sure how they work this one out….I don’t know much about these electronic ciggies but I do know they are expensive and they contain nicotine…seem a strange exercise to me. Sad to hear of the recent death of the Disc Jockey/Broadcaster, David Jacobs….he’s been around virtually all my life…I remember him in “Journey Into Space” on the wireless in the early 50’…..half seven to eight…Monday nights…I could stay up for that one….then there was Juke Box Jury etc…..we are all getting old. ”Kilroy was here” was an expression which was written everywhere during the war….I read an article on who he actually was….his name was James Kilroy from Massachusetts and apparently he worked in an aircraft factory and checked that the correct amount of bolts were put in place…he would do this by initialling the job…but the workers used to rub out the initials and get them checked again by someone else…thus doubling their wages…so Kilroy started adding in big block letters “KILROY WAS HERE”….this became a phrase which caught on and was used by American soldiers who would write it in all the places their battles took them…good stuff eh? The Savile Saga marches on…Dave Lee Travis…Rolph Harris and some bloke off Coronation Street…….all tried and convicted by the press….without any proof of course….to show how wonderful our legal system is they have just found a bloke who murdered a girl 13 years ago by matching his DNA….that is after the guy who was originally accused served 6 years….it really does need sorting. Blackpool have switched on the famous lights….inviting famous celebs to be involved…and lost a packet. Firstly, The Script were supposed to be headlining but dropped out because of a family problem…so Gary Barlowe stepped in…and to give him his due he wanted his fee to be paid to Children in Need…also included was Eliza Doolittle and buffoon Jonathon Ross who had the honour of switching on the lights ……however it was decided to charge 10 quid to see this…….there were not many takers….total cost 500 grand…total income 300 grand…OOPS…..lesson learnt I think.

Derby County Football Club are handing out free “E” cigarettes to their fans - designed to prevent youngsters starting to smoke….I’m not quite sure how they work this one out….I don’t know much about these electronic ciggies but I do know they are expensive and they contain nicotine…seem a strange exercise to me. Sad to hear of the recent death of the Disc Jockey/Broadcaster, David Jacobs….he’s been around virtually all my life…I remember him in “Journey Into Space” on the wireless in the early 50’…..half seven to eight…Monday nights…I could stay up for that one….then there was Juke Box Jury etc…..we are all getting old. ”Kilroy was here” was an expression which was written everywhere during the war….I read an article on who he actually was….his name was James Kilroy from Massachusetts and apparently he worked in an aircraft factory and checked that the correct amount of bolts were put in place…he would do this by initialling the job…but the workers used to rub out the initials and get them checked again by someone else…thus doubling their wages…so Kilroy started adding in big block letters “KILROY WAS HERE”….this became a phrase which caught on and was used by American soldiers who would write it in all the places their battles took them…good stuff eh? The Savile Saga marches on…Dave Lee Travis…Rolph Harris and some bloke off Coronation Street…….all tried and convicted by the press….without any proof of course….to show how wonderful our legal system is they have just found a bloke who murdered a girl 13 years ago by matching his DNA….that is after the guy who was originally accused served 6 years….it really does need sorting. Blackpool have switched on the famous lights….inviting famous celebs to be involved…and lost a packet. Firstly, The Script were supposed to be headlining but dropped out because of a family problem…so Gary Barlowe stepped in…and to give him his due he wanted his fee to be paid to Children in Need…also included was Eliza Doolittle and buffoon Jonathon Ross who had the honour of switching on the lights ……however it was decided to charge 10 quid to see this…….there were not many takers….total cost 500 grand…total income 300 grand…OOPS…..lesson learnt I think.

On this edition of the show, we get a brief conversation with writer Mark Millar, who's on a whirlwind tour promoting the UK release of the Kick Ass DVD.We discuss the debut of CLINT magazine this Thursday . A 100 page anthology of comics articles and comedy from UK stars like Jonathon Ross and Frankie Boyle, Mark compares his new venture to it's Uk preedecessors from The Eagle and 2000AD on the comics side, to the Lad magazines of today like FHM and Maxim. We discuss the content , distribution and the very notion of starting a new paper magazine while others are going out of business every month.

News, views and reviews – from out hearts to your brains! It comes to light that Jonathon Ross may be stealing from our show (or have access to a newspaper) and Andrew can barely contain his emotion about the Co-op. Dragons Den is finally given a test run (let us know what you think), Nick brings us some great observations of the world today and Adam takes one for the team when it transpires he may be fired!