Podcast appearances and mentions of karen pirie

Actor and screenwriter Emer Kenny tells us why all pain is useful - whether it be heartbreak or rejection -  and why being a mentor to other creatives is so important. Emer Kenny is an actor and writer who made her acting debut in the BAFTA-nominated single drama Coming Down The Mountain in 2008. She began to write for the screen soon after, honing her skills on BBC's Eastenders and Holby City, which she followed up with episodes of Hulu's Harlots and Sky's Save Me Too. Alongside this, she played Joan Morecambe in Victoria Wood's BAFTA-winning Morecambe and Wise biopic, Eric and Ernie. Most recently, she has written, executive produced and acted in BAFTA-winning ITV crime drama Karen Pirie, which is returning for a second series this year. Emer's book choices are: ** Frankenstein by Mary Shelley ** Sex and Rage: Advice to Young Girls Eager to Have a Good Time by Eve Babitz ** An American Marriage by Tayari Jones ** Swan Song by Kelleigh Greenberg-Jephcott ** I'll Be Gone in the Dark by Michelle McNamara Vick Hope, multi-award winning TV and BBC Radio 1 presenter, author and journalist, is the host of season eight of the Women's Prize for Fiction Podcast. Every week, Vick will be joined by another inspirational woman to discuss the work of incredible female authors. The Women's Prize is one of the most prestigious literary awards in the world, and continues to champion the very best books written by women. You can buy all books mentioned from our dedicated shelf on Bookshop.org - every purchase supports the work of the Women's Prize Trust and independent bookshops.  Don't want to miss the rest of season eight? Listen and subscribe now! This podcast is sponsored by Baileys and produced by Bird Lime Media.

Severance Mark leads a team of office workers whose memories have been surgically divided between their work and personal lives; when a mysterious colleague appears outside of work, it begins a journey to discover the truth about their jobs. Season 2 has just been released (Apple TV+). The Night Agent While monitoring an emergency line, an FBI agent answers a call that plunges him into a deadly conspiracy involving a mole at the White House. The second season released earlier this week (Netflix). Karen Pirie After the promotion to Police Scotland's Historic Cases Unit, Karen Pirie reopens the cold case of a murdered barmaid. Her investigation unearths flaws in the original 1995 inquiry (Neon). LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us for the fourth Karen Pirie in an Edinburgh investigation with plenty of DNA. It's Out of Bounds by Val McDermid. NB! This episode has all kinds of fun swearing. No spoilers- we do not reveal whodunnit. However, there is a reveal about The Skeleton Road (previous Karen Pirie). Mystery Business is live from Richmond Theatre as we watch Murder on the Orient Express. For TV Tattle, we give our verdict on Episode 1 of BBC's Rebus. We also discuss flock wallpaper, horny Poirot and Mrs Sausages. Next book for 2nd December: The Rambutan Tree Mystery by Ovidia Yu TV Tattle: Serangoon Road In the mood for more mystery? Check out our other episodes on Val McDermid Follow us on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠@missingsalmoncase⁠⁠⁠ Share with a friend: ⁠⁠⁠The Unsolved Case of the Missing Salmon⁠⁠⁠ Send us a message: ⁠⁠⁠missingsalmoncase@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠ This podcast is created, produced and edited by Maddy Berry and Hannah Knight. Our music is sourced from Melody Loops and composed by Geoff Harvey.

Actors and comedians have usually played Donald Trump as larger than life, almost as a cartoon. In the new film “The Apprentice,” Sebastian Stan doesn't play for laughs. He stars as a very young Trump falling under the sway of Roy Cohn (played by Jeremy Strong)— the notorious, amoral lawyer and fixer.  “Cohn took Donald Trump under his wing when Donald was a nobody from the outer boroughs,” the film's writer and executive producer Gabriel Sherman tells David Remnick. He “taught him the dark arts of power brokering … [and] introduced him to New York society.” Sherman, a contributing editor to New York magazine, also chronicled Roger Ailes's rise to power at Fox News in “The Loudest Voice in the Room.” Sherman insists, though, that the film is not anti-Trump—or not exactly. “The movie got cast into this political left-right schema, and it's not that. It's a humanist work of drama,” in which the protégé eventually betrays his mentor. It almost goes without saying that Donald Trump has threatened to sue the producers of the film, and the major Hollywood studios wouldn't touch it.  Sherman talks with Remnick about how the film, which opens October 11th, came to be. Plus, Jill Lepore is a New Yorker staff writer, a professor of history at Harvard University, and the author of the best-seller “These Truths” as well as many other works of history. While her professional life is absorbed in the uniqueness of the American experience, she finds her relaxation across the pond, watching police procedurals from Britain. “There's not a lot of gun action,” she notes, “not the same kind of swagger.” She talks with David Remnick about three favorites: “Annika” and “The Magpie Murders,” on PBS Masterpiece; and “Karen Pirie,” on BritBox. And Remnick can't resist a digression to bring up their shared reverence for “Slow Horses,” a spy series on Apple TV+ that's based on books by Mick Herron, whom Lepore profiled for The New Yorker.

In the final episode of this series Darren talks to Dame Laura Lee and her co-commissioner Marcia Blakenham about their working relationships with the architcects and landscape designers that they have worked with over the past 26 years. They explain why landscape became an intrinsic part of each centre and how it facilitates important conversation and is crucial in easing people's arrival for their first vist.  To find out more about Maggie's visit their website here To find out more about Darren Hawkes see the link here The Garden Design Confessional is produced by Karen Pirie

Darren travels to Hummelo in the Netherlands to meet Piet Oudolf at his home and studio. Piet talk us through his process, how the work has changed over the years and why he was excited to work with Maggie's on his garden at The Royal Marsden centre.  Check out more of Piet's work at his website here To find out more about Maggie's visit their website here To find out more about Darren Hawkes see the link here The Garden Design Confessional is produced by Karen Pirie

In this episode Darren meets Lily Jencks to talk about the magical landscape that she designed for Maggie's Glasgow.  As the daughter of Maggie Keswick Jencks Lily has a very personal insight to the mission of the charity which we touch on as well as her own approach to design and collaboration.  To find out more about her work visit her website here  To find out more about Maggie's visit their website here  To find out more about Darren Hawkes see the link here  The Garden Design Confessional is produced by Karen Pirie

Darren talks to Garden designer Pip Morrison about gardening, designing and how the two feed one another in a symbiotic fashion. Pip discusses why he took the plunge to create a garden in the deepest of shade for Maggie's Oxford. To find out more about Pip's garden at Maggie's click here To find out more about Maggie's visit their website here To find out more about Darren Hawkes see the link here The Garden Design Confessional is produced by Karen Pirie

Welcome to this latest conversation with Dave Hider. Dave has held extensive strategic leadership roles and during lockdown, whilst working full time, navigating different processes as a result of lockdown with most of his team furloughed he completed his MBA with distinction. Covid made him realise that life is too short so he left the trappings of a stable career and started his own business Mind-Gap with a purpose to help leaders bridge the gap between unlocked potential and success. The business is booming and he is committed to donating 30% of his time and profits to support some of the poorest countries in the world and talks about corporate karma. As a coach and trainer he talks about balancing market opportunities of online coaching and rich and engaging training. Can it be done without the coffee conversations? “Ploughing a furrow…” We explore the meaning of work-life balance and how his own journey is so liberating and rewarding that, even though he works more hours now, he is more balanced. Dave reveals how he's moved from the ‘fast line' to the ‘flow lane' and why purpose is pivotal to all that he does. In his case he is really driven to helping people, businesses and communities to hunt out what else they could be doing, discovering and ‘leaning into'. Dave's 3 words for happiness, success and balance: ·       GIVING – always attracted to those that give ·       PURPOSE – how do we move to proactive not reactive sense of purpose ·       POTENTIAL – the importance of stepping out of your comfort space Dave wraps up with what we should do more and less of to get a happier, balanced life Instagram: cripps.sarah and bigbalancetheory Twitter: @sarahcripps7 and @theory_balance LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahcrippsand  https://www.linkedin.com/company/big-balance-theory/ Linktr.ee/bigbalancetheory bigbalancetheory@gmail.com (33) Dave Hider MBA | LinkedIn Unlocking Potential Through Leadership Training - Mind-Gap Podcast engineer Karen Pirie  

Darren meets Arabella Lennox-Boyd at her home in Lancashire to discuss her garden for the Frank Gehry designed Maggies Dundee. Arabella talks openly about her career, her love of plants and the way in which she both instinctive and analytically creates her gardens. She shares some great insights in to her process and reflects on the lessons learnt spanning the last five decades. To find out more about Arabella and her work please visit her website here To find out more about Maggie's visit their website here To find out more about Darren Hawkes see the link here The Garden Design Confessional is produced by Karen Pirie

Darren talks to Kim Wilkie about life, the cosmos and getting levels correct at Maggie's Swansea. Kim leads us through his thinking process and shares his understanding of how we find our place within the landscape. We talk in depth about his work with Maggie's as well as some other notable projects. To find out more about Kim and his work visit his website here To find out more about Maggie's visit their website here To find out more about Darren Hawkes see the link here The Garden Design Confessional is produced by Karen Pirie.

Darren talks to Marie-Louise Agius at the garden she designed for Maggie's in Leeds.  They laugh about the difficulties of getting started, talk about how chance meetings can lead to something wonderful and discuss the woodland garden she created for Maggie's. To find out more about Marie-Louise see the link to the studio's website here To find out more about Maggie's visit their website here  To find out more about Darren Hawkes see the link here  The Garden Design Confessional is produced by Karen Pirie. 

Darren and Dan meet at Maggie's West London to discuss design, plants, and how to deal with overload.  Dan talks through his process and some great anecdotes along the way. To learn more about Dan and his studio's work see his website here.  For his latest writing and musings see Dig Delve To find out more about Maggie's visit their website here To find out more about Darren Hawkes see the link here The Garden Design Confessional is produced by Karen Pirie.

Darren talks to Sarah Price at Maggie's Southampton about working during the pandemic, the big moments of her career and the influence of dance on her design style. To find out more about Sarah's work see her website here To find out more about Maggie's visit their website here To find out more about Darren Hawkes see the link here The Garden Design Confessional is produced by Karen Pirie

Mentioned in this episode:more on my radical self-trust taxonomymy list of 24 goals for 2024see what I'm currently reading by connecting with me on Goodreadsmy YouTube channel about books and readingVal McDermid's Karen Pirie seriesboxsets I've read so far this year include Throne of Glass, Thunder Point, and The Folk of the Air Trilogynonfiction books read so far this year include The Outermost House, The Book of Do, and The Listening Patha blog post debriefing my spring break vacationLearn more about my products and services:my 1:1 coaching practicemy coach training programProlific, my online community devoted to meaningful productivitythe Blend by Design online coursethe SoTL by Design online coursePlease offer your feedback about the show or ideas for future episodes and topics by emailing me. You can also come find me on Instagram!If you listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, please take a moment to rate and/or review the show.

We have an extra episode of In The Frame with Steve John Shepherd who is playing Draco in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at the Palace Theatre. Steve's theatre credits include: Tammy Faye (Almeida); Describe the Night (Hampstead Theatre); Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare's Globe); Plastic (Theatre Royal Bath); The Good Canary (Rose Theatre Kingston); A View From Islington North (Arts Theatre); Bomber's Moon (Park Theatre/ Trafalgar Studios); Albion (Bush Theatre); Piaf (Donmar Warehouse/ West End); The Five Wives of Maurice Pinder, Sing Yer Heart Out for the Lads (National Theatre); Original Sin (Crucible Theatre, Sheffield); Twelfth Night (UK tour); Dangerous Corner (Leeds Playhouse/ West End).He has worked extensively on screen, with some of his credits including Romance; The Best Man; Too Much Too Young; Star Wars Episode II; Now You See Her; Karen Pirie; Agatha Raisin; Hetty Feather; London Kills; Silent Witness; Taggart. Steve played Michael Moon in EastEnders between 2010 and 2013.Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is booking at the Palace Theatre until 2nd March 2025. Visit www.harrypottertheplay.com for info and tickets. Hosted by Andrew Tomlins  @AndrewTomlins32  Thanks for listening! Email: andrew@westendframe.co.uk Visit westendframe.co.uk for more info about our podcasts.  

Val McDermid tells Gyles her remarkable story. An only child from Kirkcaldy in Fife, the daughter of a welder and a shop assistant, Val became obsessed with books after being read to by her mother as a young child and, when the family moved opposite the town's Central Library, she read every book on the shelves. It was her favourite books - The Chalet School series - that inspired her to become a writer and to apply to Oxford University, despite the fact that she'd only ever been to England once, on a family holiday to Blackpool. Val also tells Gyles about the 3 months she spent in an isolation hospital when she was first born, forever effecting her relationship with her mum; about discovering her sexuality at university; and about her first career as a journalist. Val is now one of the best-selling crime writers in the world, and her latest book 'Past Lying', the latest in the Karen Pirie series, is out now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Val McDermid tells Gyles her remarkable story. An only child from Kirkcaldy in Fife, the daughter of a welder and a shop assistant, Val became obsessed with books after being read to by her mother as a young child and, when the family moved opposite the town's Central Library, she read every book on the shelves. It was her favourite books - The Chalet School series - that inspired her to become a writer and to apply to Oxford University, despite the fact that she'd only ever been to England once, on a family holiday to Blackpool. Val also tells Gyles about the 3 months she spent in an isolation hospital when she was first born, forever effecting her relationship with her mum; about discovering her sexuality at university; and about her first career as a journalist. Val is now one of the best-selling crime writers in the world, and her latest book 'Past Lying', the latest in the Karen Pirie series, is out now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Recorded live at the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival 2023. A living legend, a national treasure, and quite simply, one of the greatest writers the crime fiction genre has ever known. Val McDermid is the author of 38 outstanding novels, a body of work unrivalled in the modern age. She is the creator of several unforgettable protagonists including Lindsay Gordon, Tony Hill and Carol Jordan, Kate Brannigan, and most recently, Allie Burns. Several have leapt from page to screen, including the brilliant Karen Pirie who was brought to life in a major ITV series last autumn. Val's most recent novel, the spellbinding 1989, is the second in an ambitious series of five books chronicling both the career of Allie Burns and the ever-changing world in which she fights to survive and uncover the truth. Val McDermid is interviewed by Mark Billingham. Podcast music by Joseph McDade.

In Past Lying, the seventh novel in Val McDermid’s series featuring Karen Pirie, the action—or restriction thereof—is in and about Edinburgh during lockdown in Spring 2020, as Karen and her team investigate whether or not a partial manuscript found in the papers of a recently deceased crime fiction writer is a roadmap to the the... Read more »

What would you rather, Gillian Anderson filmed you before you even knew, you gave Daniel Radcliffe abdominal thrusts…or both and you get paid for both experiences?! That's today's guests story! Chris Jenks was the year above me at school and was always the one that was good at whatever he turned his hands to, school, fitness and in particular drama! That year was known for its thespian ways and chris is not the only one in that small high school year group to make it in this competitive sector but todays episode is about Chris! A mainstay in the beloved sex education, a police DC in Karen Pirie soon to be for a second season and also playing alongside his self professed hero as a kid, Daniel Radcliffe! A mental story, from a lovely guy that's only 27!! Enjoy!

This is our last episode of 2023 snd it's full of all things work-life balance. In this two-year anniversary pod, producer Karen Pirie and I go over the highlights of the 20 plus guests we have been lucky enough to interview since we launched in November 2021. We reflect on how the world of work has changed, how businesses have innovated and adapted and we have a lengthy discussion on how these changes have impacted the younger generation entering the workplace. There's also some top tips on how to continue good habits and we share the most popular recommended book and podcast so far.

Edinburgh, haunted by the ghosts of its many writers, is also the cold case beat of DCI Karen Pirie. So she shouldn't be surprised when an author's manuscript appears to be a blueprint for an actual crime. Karen can't ignore the plot's chilling similarities to the unsolved case of an Edinburgh University student who vanished from her own doorstep. The manuscript seems to be the key to unlocking what happened to Lara Hardie, but there's a problem: the author died before he finished it. As Karen digs deeper, she uncovers a spiralling game of betrayal and revenge, where lies are indistinguishable from the truth and with more than one unexpected twist. In this episode Gregory Dobbs chats to Val McDermid about why 'Tartan noir' is so much part of Scottish culture, and why DCI Karen Pirie has to take up reading crime thrillers to solve a murder.

Edinburgh, haunted by the ghosts of its many writers, is also the cold case beat of DCI Karen Pirie. So she shouldn't be surprised when an author's manuscript appears to be a blueprint for an actual crime. Karen can't ignore the plot's chilling similarities to the unsolved case of an Edinburgh University student who vanished from her own doorstep. The manuscript seems to be the key to unlocking what happened to Lara Hardie, but there's a problem: the author died before he finished it. As Karen digs deeper, she uncovers a spiralling game of betrayal and revenge, where lies are indistinguishable from the truth and with more than one unexpected twist.In this episode Gregory Dobbs chats to Val McDermid about why 'Tartan noir' is so much part of Scottish culture, and why DCI Karen Pirie has to take up reading crime thrillers to solve a murder.

Nick and Angela are joined by hilarious husband and wife duo, Rick Edwards and Emer Kenny. Rick Edwards graduated with a Natural Science degree from Cambridge University but soon changed tack in favour of a job in TV. Rick presented T4 with Nick for four years and then hosted Tool Academy on E4. He can now be found waking up the nation on the BBC Radio 5 Live breakfast show with Rachel Burden. Emer Kenny began her working life as an actor with a flair for screenwriting. In 2011, she was selected for the BBC Writers Academy, where she trained to write for programmes such as EastEnders, Casualty, Holby City and Doctors. Emer has been writing and starring in Karen Pirie, a detective drama on ITV and starring in The Curse which you can find on All4. Angela prepares a succulent, five-spice duck dish with stir fried cucumber and cashews for her guests and Nick pours a delicious Cave de Turckheim Gewurztraminer. Our foursome tackle many topics of conversation including sharing meals at restaurants, interviewing Hollywood stars like Julia Roberts and Mariah Carey and how Rick and Emer fell in love, at a bus stop. Just so you know, our podcast might contain the occasional mild swear word or adult theme. All recipes from this podcast can be found at waitrose.com/dishrecipes A transcript for this episode can be found at waitrose.com/dish We can't all have a Michelin star chef in the kitchen, but you can ask Angela for help. Send your dilemmas to dish@waitrose.co.uk and she'll try to answer in a future episode. Dish is a S:E Creative Studio production for Waitrose & Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For 44 years, the third page of what was the most widely sold newspaper in the UK was dominated by a topless young woman. Depending on who you asked, Page 3 of The Sun was either a great British institution or a sexist time-warp. And then, in 2012, Jo Cheetham and a group of fellow campaigners took on The Sun and called for No More Page 3. They won. In this week's podzine, Jo chats to our Hannah about her role in No More Page 3, her new book Killjoy, and why she hates fun.Clearly having the whale of her life is actor, screenwriter and showrunner Emer Kenny, whose adaptation of Val McDermid's bestseller The Distant Echo smashed it on our screens as ITV series Karen Pirie. Mick has an excellent natter with Emer about when you shouldn't listen to true crime podcasts, asking for chairs, and playing Tash in Channel 4's period crime caper The Curse, which returns for its second series on April 27.In BT, there's bad maths, convenient T-shirts and a freezer full of poo, while in Jenny Off The Blocks, Jen's noticing it's one step forward and a few more back. And there's more fancy footwork in Rated or Dated, as the team have a total blast watching 1983 smash hit, Flashdance, with and without their bras on. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/standardissuespodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, we caught up on 3 recent streaming/VOD releases: Knock at the Cabin (2023), Women Talking (2022) & The Whale (2022).    What We've Been Watching (00:00:47) Donnchadh – Slow Horses season two, Karen Pirie, Fargo, Yellow Submarine Andy – Slow Horses season two Knock at the Cabin (00:19:40) Women Talking (00:33:22) The Whale (00:47:45)   Links Instagram - @callitfriendopodcast @munnywales @andyjayritchie   Justwatch.com – streaming and rental links https://www.justwatch.com  

 We discuss Karen Pirie and The Inspector Lynley MysteriesKaren Pirie is available  on Britbox in the US The Inspector Lynley Mysteries are available on Britbox in the USDiscussion of Karen Pirie begins at :32Discussion of  The Inspector Lynley Mysteries begins at 25:28Murder Most English now has a shop where you can purchase merchandise with our logo. You can find it at https://www.cafepress.com/murdermostenglish The music for our podcast is Grand Dark Waltz Trio Allegro by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/7922-grand-dark-waltz-trio-allegroLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseOur artwork is by Ilan Sheady of https://www.unclefrankproductions.comSupport the showSupport the show

Our Hannah might not seem like the most likely candidate for a chat about Valentine's Day, but when she found out Standard Issue fave Val McDermid was presenting Cupid Loves Eros, a Radio 4 programme exploring queer love poetry, she was on the Zoom like a ferret up a (too long) trouser leg. They talk about representations of love in literature, the interest in queer love, and the return of Karen Pirie, among other things.Presenters, former DJs, gut health aficionados and hosts of Know Your Sh!t, Lisa Macfarlane and Alana Macfarlane-Kempner, aka The Mac Twins, are breaking taboos with the new Channel 4 show. They join Mick to chat about all things gut health, and how they ended up as ‘chief guinea pigs' for King's College London's British Gut Project.In Jenny Off The Blocks, Jen's full of good news from the world of women's sport – and some Tory ambition. Speaking of which, Liz Truss is back, and Mick's all for it. Find out why in the Bush Telegraph.The full series of Know Your Sh!t is available to watch now on All 4, and Cupid Loves Eros airs on Radio 4 from February 9th.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/standardissuespodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's 20 years since the feminist production hub launched itself onto the world. Since then they have staged countless performances, ushered new female voices into the limelight and brought classic works screaming into the 21st century. Hear from the women who are making it happen. Find out what a Mayven is – are you one? And hear from other key women in Cornwall's cultural scene. Produced and Presented by Karen Pirie for Western Sounds. Music by Alisdair Stirling 

Ya conocemos el formato, tipo cold case, pero está bien la protagonista

In this episode producer Karen interviews me to remind the listener where Big Balance Theory began and to reflectively share the journey. As ever, it's an open- hearted, open-minded, authentic and honest chat. Greatest learning and recommended reads at the end of the interview Karen Instagram: karen.pirie and cornwallwoman Twitter: @karenepirie and @cornwallwoman Sarah: Instagram: cripps.sarah and bigbalancetheory Twitter: @sarahcripps7 and @theory_balance LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahcrippsand  https://www.linkedin.com/company/big-balance-theory/ Linktr.ee/bigbalancetheory James at BeHeard Be Heard | Podcast Production Recommended read: The Elephant and the Twig: The Art of Positive Thinking: Amazon.co.uk: Thompson, Geoff: 9781840242645: Books  

Hey y'all, Here's a thing we can't believe we get to type: This week's episode is pretty much just Allison talking to Lauren Lyle. Lauren! Lyle! LAUREN MOTHERF*CKING LYLLLLLLLLLLE.    The reason for this brain-melting event is Lauren's excellent new series, which we'll forever call "Marsali Solves Crimes" in our hearts but which is actually called "Karen Pirie." The show, which launched in the U.K. on iTV in September 2022, premiered on BritBox in the U.S. on October 25. So Allison and Lauren talked about that. They also talked about the Big House. And Frasers doing crimes. And other things.    As an added bonus, before and after the interview you'll hear Allison, Julie and special guest Aaron "Janine" Pagel (!!!) talk about, you know, how awesome Lauren Lyle is. They also talk about Allison's other interview with Lauren Lyle, which you'll be able to read later this week. (We'll update this post with a link when it's available.)   The Drunkcast will be back in a couple weeks with a mailbag! In the meantime, our Patreon pals can keep an eye out for the video version of this interview, which we'll share there for patrons at all levels.   Oh my god we've had Lauren Lyle on the pod, A+J

Join your host Ryan Perez and guest Lauren Lyle about how she got her start pursuing acting, getting agents and navigating auditions, landing three seasons of "Outlander," and her new show "Karen Pirie." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's What to Watch: The comedy series Reboot, about a group of actors rebooting their '90s sitcom, wraps up its first season with their relationships and careers hanging in the balance. On the finale of The Patient, will Steve Carell's Dr. Strauss make it out alive? The four-night event Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities debuts, with stories of cursed families, haunting secrets, and spine-chilling monsters. Outlander's Lauren Lyle, who stars on the new BritBox series Karen Pirie, tells us what she's watching. Plus, Hollywood trivia, and entertainment headlines, including House of the Dragon's big finale numbers, who's playing in Jeopardy!'s Tournament of Champions, and the death of Will & Grace alum Leslie Jordan. More at ew.com, ew.com/wtw, and @EW. Host/Producer: Gerrad Hall (@gerradhall); Producer: Ashley Boucher (@ashleybreports); Editor: Lauren Klein (@ltklein); Writer: Calie Schepp; Executive Producer: Chanelle Johnson (@chanelleberlin). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Britbox (October 25 th ) will introduce U.S. viewers tothe ITV hit crime, drama series Karen Pirie and the title role isplayed by (Outlander), star Lauren Lyle who drew both criticalpraises from the media while also landing big ratings for thenetwork. Many U.S. fans are already excited about the showbecause it comes from the same producers of mega hits Line ofDuty and Bodyguard.So, what is the show about?DS Pirie is put in charge of reopening a murder investigationthat has been the subject of a controversial true crime podcast.The case focuses on a teenage barmaid by the name of RosieDuff who was found brutally murdered in a St. Andrew'sgraveyard in 1996, suspicion fell on the three male studentswho discovered her body.DS Pirie is driven to solve the cold case and prove her worth as top detective.Britbox can be found on all the streaming platforms Lauren Lyle on Instagram - laurenlyle7Lauren Lyle on Twitter - @LlaurenLyleHere podcast - She's a REC- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shes-a-rec/id1504240641Promotional consideration for Stream On with Jim Williams comes from Sling TV. They are far and away, the best live streaming service on the planet.Cord cutters and cord nevers want a place to keep up with live TV with sports or news? Well, we have the best possible option at the best cost in the business.Check them out at https://www.sling.com/It doesn't matter if you like sports, or news, or entertainment they have it all in one place at a price that will have you cutting the cord today! Have questions or comments?We at Stream On welcome your interaction so stay tell us what is on your mind?No problem just as on social media Twitter @JWMediaDCInstagram: @jimwilliams200Email- jimwilliamsmedia@gmail.com

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Q&A on the series Karen Pirie with actor Lauren Lyle. Moderated by Mara Webster, In Creative Company. After the promotion to Police Scotland's Historic Cases Unit, Karen Pirie reopens the cold case of a murdered barmaid. Her investigation unearths flaws in the original 1995 inquiry.

Lauren Lyle is well on her way to becoming a household name. The Scottish actor has made her name on the hugely popular Outlander - which also stars friends of the show Graham McTavish and Sam Heughan. Since then she's appeared in plenty in films and TV shows. And now she brings us her latest crime drama, Karen Pirie, which is coming to the streaming service, Acorn TV. Lauren Lyle joined Tim Dower from  Britain. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hello and welcome to TV DNA! SPOILERs for House of the Dragon episode 7 (Driftmark) as Adam, Damo, Grace and Neil share meaningful looks, confessions and predictions. We discuss other shows we've been watching including Strictly, Crossfire and Karen Pirie and chat about new shows coming out this week. Finally, we deliberate on how best to sign off the podcast… Timecodes:- House of the Dragon (spoilers) from start to 39:34 Everything else (spoiler free) from 39:34 to end We can't wait for you to hear our thoughts on the latest episode and for you to give us yours too. You can find and follow us on all the socials @tvdnapod You can also email us on tvdnapod@gmail.com We're on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Anchor, Breaker and Radio Public so be sure to subscribe to the pod and please leave us a review. Thanks as always to JComp for our logo and Roman Senyk Music for our theme. Adam, Neil, Damo, Grace and Chloe

Not to remind you that the nights are drawing in, but *whispers* they are. So, let us help you plan some TV viewing. In this month's Outside The Box, we talk about The Capture, House of The Dragon, Shetland, Only Murders In The Building, Frozen Planet II, The Rings of Power, The Suspect, Mind Over Murder and Karen Pirie. Some of it in Brian Blessed's voice. You're welcome?Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/standardissuespodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome to TV DNA! SPOILERs for House of the Dragon episode 6 (The Princess and the Queen) as Adam, Damo, Grace and Neil discuss dragons, offspring and Aegon's Roman Roy moment. We're then joined by Chloe Wade, who will be joining us for our Walking Dead episodes next week, to give our recommendations on what to watch. We preview new shows out now and give an extended preview, including our sweepstake predictions for the final 8 episodes of The Walking Dead. Timecodes:- House of the Dragon (spoilers) from start to 34:20 What to watch (spoiler free) including The Capture, Red Rose, Strictly Come Dancing, Ghosts, Crossfire, Karen Pirie and Am I Being Unreasonable from 34:20 to 46:07 What's coming soon (spoiler free) including Inside Man, The Old Man and This England from 46:07 to 51:04 The Walking Dead preview (spoilers) from 51:04 to end We can't wait for you to hear our thoughts on the latest episode and for you to give us yours too. You can find and follow us on all the socials @tvdnapod You can also email us on tvdnapod@gmail.com We're on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Anchor, Breaker and Radio Public so be sure to subscribe to the pod and please leave us a review. Thanks as always to JComp for our logo and Roman Senyk Music for our theme. Adam, Neil, Damo, Grace and Chloe

Actress Lauren Lyle on her role in ITV drama, 'Karen Pirie'

Nihal, Hayley and Scott review Inside Man on BBC One, Make Me Prime Minister on Channel 4 and Karen Pirie on ITV.

Hello and welcome to TV DNA! SPOILERs for House of the Dragon episode 4 (We Light the Day) as the team discuss Viserys' ailments, the views from the Hightower and how to correctly pronounce one of the easier names on the show. There are finally points on the sweepstake board and we compare this wedding with some of our all-time TV favourites. We give recommendations for the other shows we've been watching, including Lord of the Rings: Power of the Rings, The Rap Game UK, Married at First Sight UK, Great British Bake Off, 5 Days at Memorial, Surface and Derry Girls. Finally, we preview upcoming shows including Strictly Come Dancing, Crossfire, Karen Pirie, Ghosts (season 4) and announce our plans for covering Andor and the final episodes of The Walking Dead. Timecodes:- House of the Dragon (spoilers) from start to 35:31 Favourite TV weddings 35:31 to 38:21 House of the Dragon sweepstake 38:21 to 40:19 What we've been watching 40:19 to 45:24 What's coming soon 45:24 to end We can't wait for you to hear our thoughts on the latest episode and for you to give us yours too. You can find and follow us on all the socials @tvdnapod You can also email us on tvdnapod@gmail.com We're on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Anchor, Breaker and Radio Public so be sure to subscribe to the pod and please leave us a review. Thanks as always to JComp for our logo and Roman Senyk Music for our theme. Adam, Neil, Damo and Grace

On this week's show we're investigating a cold case with Detective Karen Pirie in ITV's show of the same name, and creator Emer Kenny stops by the show to tell us all about it. Meanwhile, we discover the year's most stressful new series when Keeley Hawes gets caught up in a holiday resort terrorist attack in BBC1's Crossfire, and we follow Diane Morgan as she steps back into the skin of Philomena Cunk in rockumentary series Cunk On Earth on BBC2. All that and we also find the time to chat all things Emmys #justiceforsaulgoodman

In this episode I, your host, Sarah Cripps, turn the tables by interviewing journalist, BBC producer and podcast guru, Karen Pirie. Listen to how she registered time not money as her number one currency and find out more about how she is way more productive than ever before. Karen's insights give fantastic tips for us all to lead a more balanced working life. Small changes really do lead to big differences. Key shares: Why lockdown felt like she'd won the lottery How she balances (and takes) more ‘me time' with work time How technology can take you down a rabbit hole Why doing nothing is important sometimes Set soft intentions for 12 months Stop being so available Her greatest fear post lockdown and recommended read Karen: Instagram: karen.pirie and cornwallwoman Twitter: @karenepirie and @CornwallWoman Sarah: Instagram: cripps.sarah and bigbalancetheory Twitter: @sarahcripps7 and @theory_balance LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahcrippsand https://www.linkedin.com/company/big-balance-theory/ Linktr.ee/bigbalancetheory Mentions: Pocket www.getpocket.com Laura Vanderkam Laura Vanderkam: How to gain control of your free time | TED Talk Graham Field https://www.linkedin.com/in/graham-field-2570864 Joe Pinsker Joe Pinsker An Acre of Barren Ground – Jeremy Gavron Alisdair Stirling composer – Twitter @houseofhiss

Rachel and Simon speak with novelist Val McDermid. After graduating from university Val worked as a journalist for 16 years, earning the nickname “Killer” on account of her determination to always get the story. She left journalism to pursue novel-writing full-time, and to date has sold more than 17m books across the world. Dubbed the “Queen of Crime”, Val is the author of several acclaimed series, following Dr Tony Hill and DCI Carol Jordan, private detective Kate Brannigan, journalist Lindsay Gordon, and cold-case detective Karen Pirie. In August she published “1979”, the first in a new strand about Allie Burns, a reporter. We spoke with Val about her years as a tabloid journalist, the art and the necessity of juggling multiple book series at once and how attitudes towards crime writing have changed in recent decades. This episode of Always Take Notes is sponsored by Curtis Brown Creative. Go to www.curtisbrowncreative.co.uk to find out more about their creative writing courses. Use code ATN20 for £20 off the full price of any six-week online course. You can find us online at alwaystakenotes.com, on Twitter @takenotesalways, and on Facebook at facebook.com/alwaystakenotes. Our crowdfunding page is patreon.com/alwaystakenotes. Always Take Notes is presented by Simon Akam and Rachel Lloyd, and produced by Artemis Irvine. Our music is by Jessica Dannheisser and our logo was designed by James Edgar.

Spannung pur! In der heutigen Podcastfolge stellen wir euch fünf Hörbücher mit garantiertem Gänsehautfaktor vor. Mit dabei sind klassische who-did-it Crime Stories, blutrünstige Inhalte sowie Titel mit dem perfekten psychologischen Thrill. Außerdem präsentieren wir euch die Thriller-Hörbuchserie „Die schwarze Stadt“ und haben die Möglichkeit mit dem Schöpfer Ivar Leon Menger selbst über das einzigartige Konzept des Titels zu sprechen. Ivar ist Schriftsteller, Hörspielautor, Regisseur und vieles mehr; und hat bereits an vielen bekannten Werken mitgewirkt, wie beispielsweise „Die drei ???“. Wie so ein komplexes Hörspiel entsteht, welche seiner Tätigkeiten Ivar am liebsten nachgeht und was für spannende Insights er uns aus der Hörbuch- bzw. Hörspielwelt mitteilt, hört ihr in dieser Folge. Diese fünf Crime-Lieblinge besprechen wir in dieser Podcastfolge: 1. Die schwarze Stadt, Ivar Leon Menger (The AOS, u.a mit David Nathan, Luise Helm, Uve Teschner, etc.)2. Das Licht in dir ist Dunkelheit, Marc Voltenauer (The AOS, Frederic Böhle)3. Eskalation, Nora Benrath (HarperAudio, Thomas Balou Martin)4. Die verstummte Frau, Karin Slaughter (HarperAudio, Nina Petri)5. Ein Bild der Niedertracht: Ein Fall für Karen Pirie, Val McDermid (SAGA, Wolfgang Berger) Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

We pay tribute to the amazing and talented LGBTQ authors. This is just the tip of the iceberg of authors that represent this community.Shadow Sands (Kate Marshall #2) Published November 3rd 2020 by Thomas & Mercerby Robert Bryndza The internationally bestselling author of Nine Elms and The Girl in the Ice is back with a nail-biting new Kate Marshall case, a woman with a dark secret and a powerful sense of justice.When Kate Marshall finds the bloated body of a young man floating in the Shadow Sands reservoir, the authorities label it a tragic accident.But the details don't add up: why was the victim there, in the middle of the night? If he was such a strong swimmer, how did he drown?Kate is certain there is more to this case than meets the eye. As she and her research assistant Tristan Harper dig deeper, they discover a bloody trail that points towards an active serial killer hiding in plain sight. People have been silently disappearing for years, and when another woman is taken, Kate and Tristan have a matter of days to save her from meeting the same fate.Scarlet Fever ("Sister" Jane #12) Published November 26th 2019 by Ballantine Booksby Rita Mae Brown "Sister" Jane Arnold hopes to play matchmaker, but winds up playing detective when hunting season kicks off with a murder in a riveting mystery from the bestselling author of Homeward Hound.Every fall, the start of hunting season brings crowds of people to Tattenhall Station. "Sister" Jane Arnold has long served as the proud Master of Foxhounds for the Jefferson Hunt, but this year she's noticed a new phenomenon: the men in their hunting scarlets are having an amorous effect on the women in the club. Delighted, she sets her mind to playing matchmaker, but the joys of hunting season are cut short when a body is discovered.Was the death from illness, as everyone, including Sister Jane, is led to assume? She isn't so sure, and soon, with the help of hunters, horses, foxes, and hounds, she uncovers a nefarious scam involving an inheritance--turning this seemingly innocuous death into a murder.Still Life (Inspector Karen Pirie #6) Published October 6th 2020 by Atlantic Monthly by Val McDermidFrom internationally bestselling author Val McDermid comes a propulsive new Karen Pirie thriller that delves into a historic missing persons case, fake identities, and art forgery.When a lobster fisherman discovers a dead body in Scotland's Firth of Forth, Karen is called into investigate. She quickly discovers that the case will require untangling a complicated web—including a historic disappearance, art forgery, and secret identities—that seems to orbit around a painting copyist who can mimic anyone from Holbein to Hockney. Meanwhile, a traffic crash leads to the discovery of a skeleton in a suburban garage. Needless to say, Karen has her plate full. Meanwhile, the man responsible for the death of the love of her life is being released from prison, reopening old wounds just as she was getting back on her feet.Tightly plotted and intensely gripping, Still Life is Val McDermid at her best, and new and longtime readers alike will delight in the latest addition to this superior series.

Scotland's "Queen of Crime" shares some stonking bits of early writing, including her attempt at a bonkbuster and the short story that prefigured her move into thrillers. Clips performed by: Christopher Kent, Beth Chalmers, Leah Marks, Kenny Blyth, Emma Clarke and Rachel Atkins. Val McDermid has sold over 17 million books to date across the globe and is translated into over 40 languages. She is perhaps best-known for her Wire in the Blood series, featuring clinical psychologist Dr Tony Hill and DCI Carol Jordan, which was adapted for television starring Robson Green and Hermione Norris. She has written three other series: private detective Kate Brannigan, journalist Lindsay Gordon and, most recently, cold case detective Karen Pirie. She has also published in several award-winning standalone novels, books of non-fiction, short story collections and a children's picture book, My Granny is a Pirate. As well as books she has also written for stage, radio and screen. In early 2017 Val's latest BBC Radio 4 drama series, Resistance, aired to great acclaim. And in the last couple of years, she has returned to writing for the theatre with Margaret Saves Scotland as well as the primetime TV series Traces based on her original idea. ITV have subsequently announced the commissioning of a new drama Karen Pirie based on Val's eponymous series character. Episode show notes and more details:  offcutsdrawer.com/val-mcdermid/ Listen to us on whichever podcast app you prefer:  https://offcutsdrawer.com/insta-links/ or if you don't usually listen to podcasts you can hear all the episodes here: offcutsdrawer.com/episodes/

Roger Bolton catches up with Evan Davis to share listener views on his new role as PM's presenter. How has Evan found the transition from Today and Newsnight, and where does he want to take the programme now that he's at the helm? Also, listeners respond to this week's Archive on 4 about Apollo 8 and reporter Karen Pirie travels to Perivale where the vast BBC audio archives are stored. She meets with the archive's collections manager, Elliot Gibson, and talks to some of the radio producers who plunder its depths to bring lost voices back to life. Finally, while Sailing By, Radio 4's late night precursor to the Shipping Forecast, acts as a kind of lullaby to most listeners, it has a very different effect on listener Reverend Ian Robinson's Tibetan terrier Oswald. Producer: Will Yates A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4

With one of the biggest national decisions inching closer, listeners give their verdict on the BBC's referendum coverage so far. Some feel that the network is giving more attention to one side of the campaign - particularly in its headline reporting - others are concerned that the BBC is only reflecting a limited set of views. Most pertinently, those following the coverage ask whether the corporation's impartiality restricts its reporters from digging out hard facts. Assistant political editor Norman Smith responds to these queries and discusses how he deals with this turbulent political story. Have you ever wondered about the class background of the BBC's producers, presenters and even on-air guests? Do you want a run-down of whether interviewees on Radio 4's Today programme are from a certain class hierarchy? These are the probing questions from certain Feedback listeners - some of whom wonder if this gives Radio 4 an overall middle-class tone. Katherine Godfrey, a Feedback producer, drills down into the BBC's statistics and asks what the corporation is doing to better reflect the class composition of Britain. On-going Radio 4 series Born in Bradford follows one of the biggest medical research projects in the UK. Beginning in 2007, the programmes investigate child development and how this might explain the causes of some diseases. In the latest edition presented by Winifred Robinson (You and Yours), emotional and difficult conversations with pregnant women moved many listeners. And fans of From Our Home Correspondent explain why this sister programme offers a unique quality to their radio listening. Produced by Karen Pirie. A Whistledown Production for BBC Radio 4.

This week Quentin Cooper presented his last edition of Radio 4's long-running science programme Material World. The Editor of BBC Radio Science, Deborah Cohen tells Roger why it was time for a change. In the wake of our interview with BBC Trustee Richard Ayre about the BBC's loss of £98.2 million, we air your views on the decision to bring in outside investigators at further cost. There was another story about BBC finances this week. But you might not have heard it. Listeners were surprised that the BBC did not report on revelations that it paid out £28 million of licence-fee payer money in payoffs over the last eight years. Plus, OFCOM comes down on the side of listeners who complained about the use of a derogatory and discriminatory word during a Today programme interview. Our reporter Karen Pirie mingles with the crowds at the Royal Cornwall Show to hear how BBC Cornwall interacts with its listeners. Let sleeping dogs lie -the strange effect that Feedback has on listeners of particularly sensitive hearing. And the moment you've all been waiting for...the announcement of our Tweet of the Week. We've been asking our loyal twitter followers on @BBCR4Feedback to tweet us their reviews of BBC Radio programmes that have caught their ear this week. If you hear something you loved or loathed tweet us your very best poetry and prose reviews and you could win: our gratitude; admiration; and the coveted title of 'Tweet of the Week' during next week's Feedback. Producer: Will Yates A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4.