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On Wednesday 19th March, Luton Town Supporters Trust hosted ‘An Evening with John Still'. This is a video of the evening where John is joined by Trust media officer Kevin Harper for a chat about the Conference winning season, the current campaign and everything in between. This video of the event is free to watch although if you are able to make a donation to SoLYD we would really appreciate it. Go to: https://www.lutontownsupporterstrust.com/solyd/
The Footballers Football Show | Scott Allan, Alan Rough & Kevin Harper SUBSCRIBE: @PLZSoccer
Ex-Hibs winger Kevin Harper found black role model in the maestro of the basketball court.This podcast is part of a new, digital version of Nutmeg that will give you more of the Nutmeg stories you love, straight to your email inbox.You'll get topical columns from leading players and journalists, The Nutmeg Mysteries – uncovering strange episodes in our game's past, fascinating rummages into football finance with Sporting Intelligence's Nick Harris, and Daniel Gray's Slow Match Report.These digital dispatches will come to you via the brilliant publishing platform Substack. Just pop in your email. No apps. No faff.Subscribe for free now This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit nutmegfootball.substack.com
George Evelyn - AKA Nightmares on Wax - Corinne Bailey Rae, Theo Croker and James Lavelle discuss their creative relationship with music, the presence of social issues in music, and the pros and cons of the digital age.Musician, record producer and DJ George Evelyn, aka Nightmares on Wax was born in the city of Leeds, UK, and is now based in Ibiza. In his youth, he was greatly inspired by the likes of Quincy Jones and Curtis Mayfield, before discovering hip hop. He originally formed Nightmares on Wax in 1988 as a group project alongside John Halnon, with Kevin Harper joining later, but after one album it became solely his project. He debuted on Warp Records with A Word of Science in 1991, and has since released eight studio albums, various mixes and DJed countless gigs across the globe.Jazz trumpeter, composer and producer Theo Croker is known for his adventurous playing and determination to expand the horizons of jazz. He took up the trumpet around age 11 after being inspired by his grandfather, the legendary Doc Cheatham, and has released seven studio albums. Acclaimed singer-songwriter Corinne Bailey Rae shot to fame in 2006 with her self-titled UK number one debut album. She's known for her soul-rooted indie sound and has collaborated with everyone from Mary J Blige and Al Green to Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder.Electronic musician, DJ and label owner James Lavelle is best known for his work under the Unkle moniker. He started the band in 1992, and in the same year founded the influential trip hop label Mo' Wax. As Unkle, he's released eight full length studio albums, most recently Rōnin II.
The day that we've all been waiting is almost upon us as Luton Town prepare to make their Premier League bow with a big test at Brighton and Hove Albion. With nine new faces (well, eight, because Marvelous Nakamba is now a fully-fledged Hatter) it's a conundrum as to what Town's team will be. Still, your host Kevin Harper is joined by Dan Barratt-Davis and The Lutonian journalist James Cunliffe to debate what the starting XI will be, plus how the Hatters can hurt the Seagulls, and just where the key battles will be on the big day. And, of course, we predict what the score will be. Join the trio to build up to the big kick-off and the start of our seventh season covering Luton Town, as the longest-running Hatters podcast, and the only one-club football show to have gone from League Two to the Premier League. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Like our new logo for the 2023/24 season? Check out Ed Smith Creative at: www.edsmithcreative.co.uk Like our new theme tune? Check out Seán Grant and the Wolfgang at: https://linktr.ee/sgwolfgang
SEASON 2 EPISODE 4 Data with Impact: How data can help improve labour force outcomes Hosted by Rhetta Chappell Conversation with Kevin Harper and Dr. Tom Verhelst Exploring the utility of mobility data to drive positive and sustainable change, mobility data are extremely valuable when working to solve complex social problems. By collecting and analysing data on how, when and where people move around a neighbourhood, city or region, governments and organisations can gain valuable insights into human behaviour, transportation use, incident rates and can be used to inform interventions promoting greater equity, sustainability, and safety in our communities. Mobility data can also play a vital role in disaster response efforts, helping to ensure that resources are deployed efficiently and effectively to those in need. DSpark are leaders in processing large geo-spatial temporal mobility data to deliver intelligence on people and places using the highest data privacy standards. Understanding how people move, where they go and what they do enables their partner organisations to map their strategy around where people live, work and play. Join us as we discuss the importance of fostering a data friendly and curious work culture, and why it's hard for some organisations to take that calculated risk and trust how in what the data say, even though if they do so, they can reap the benefits of being an insight rich organisation. If you have any questions or comments, you can reach us on Twitter at @G_RIDL or by email at ridl@griffith.edu.au. Griffith University and the Relational Insights Data Lab (RIDL) are dedicated to building and supporting thriving communities. We believe that the right data, in the hands of the right people, can change lives for the better. We are committed to collaborating and co-designing solutions which address long standing, complex socio-economic problems. If you or your organisation would like to collaborate or learn more about the important work we do, please get in touch. We'd love to hear why data matters to you. Thank you for listening to Show Me the Data. Show Notes: - You can find our website here: www.ridl.com.au - You can view our presentation and report here: - RIDL | DSpark QFES Prepare and Respond - RIDL | DSpark Ecotourism
The Scottish Premiership may be returning this weekend but the other three leagues in the SPFL set-up have carried on as normal and there has been no short of drama across the Championship, League One and League Two. To disect all the goings on, John B is joined by Alan (aka Air Force Wan, Paul Goodwin of SFSA and three wise men who know what it's like to play and coach at that level - Ally Graham, Davie Irons and Kevin Harper. Can Ayr maintain their surprising form that has catapulted them to the top of the Championship? Are Clyde and Peterhead doomed? Who is going to be in the playoffs at either end of League Two given the six point gap from fourth to tenth? We round off with brief World Cup chat, another tangent on why Scotland aren't at the World Cup, and what the guys are looking forward to most about Christmas. Thanks to everyone for coming on. Thanks to our Fantasy Football Scotland league sponsors Supernova Terracewear supernovaterracewear.com and Surprise Shirts Surprise Shirts are currently offering 10% off their products at surprise shirts.co.uk with the code SFF. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com
The Scottish Premiership may be returning this weekend but the other three leagues in the SPFL set-up have carried on as normal and there has been no short of drama across the Championship, League One and League Two. To disect all the goings on, John B is joined by Alan (aka Air Force Wan, Paul Goodwin of SFSA and three wise men who know what it's like to play and coach at that level - Ally Graham, Davie Irons and Kevin Harper. Can Ayr maintain their surprising form that has catapulted them to the top of the Championship? Are Clyde and Peterhead doomed? Who is going to be in the playoffs at either end of League Two given the six point gap from fourth to tenth? We round off with brief World Cup chat, another tangent on why Scotland aren't at the World Cup, and what the guys are looking forward to most about Christmas. Thanks to everyone for coming on. Thanks to our Fantasy Football Scotland league sponsors Supernova Terracewear supernovaterracewear.com and Surprise Shirts Surprise Shirts are currently offering 10% off their products at surprise shirts.co.uk with the code SFF. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com
For our latest podcast, the two John's are joined by Ally Graham, Kevin Harper, Falkirk fan Alan and Stirling Albion fan Marc. League One and Two have started with some interesting results as teams who were expected to do well are struggling while those who were expected to struggle are doing well. It's early days though. The guys discuss how competitive they think League One will be and are torn between two teams that they think will win the league. They discuss who could be playoff contenders and there is a unanimous decision made about who will finish at the foot of the table. There is chat about the return of the Reserve League and Kevin gives his thoughts on the B teams in the Lowland League. There are predictions made about what will happen in League Two with focus being on Stirling Albion and distractions off the pitch. The podcast concludes with our guests predicting the scores in our Lower League predictions game against Ally. Our Fantasy Football Scotland league sponsors are both currently offering listeners to the podcast discounts on their products. Supernova Terracewear are offering 10% off at supernovaterracewear.com with the code SFF until the end of September. Surprise Shirts are also offering 10% off their products at surprise shirts.co.uk with the code SFF. Thanks to both for their continued support. Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFF20. #ad Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com
For our latest podcast, the two John's are joined by Ally Graham, Kevin Harper, Falkirk fan Alan and Stirling Albion fan Marc. League One and Two have started with some interesting results as teams who were expected to do well are struggling while those who were expected to struggle are doing well. It's early days though. The guys discuss how competitive they think League One will be and are torn between two teams that they think will win the league. They discuss who could be playoff contenders and there is a unanimous decision made about who will finish at the foot of the table. There is chat about the return of the Reserve League and Kevin gives his thoughts on the B teams in the Lowland League. There are predictions made about what will happen in League Two with focus being on Stirling Albion and distractions off the pitch. The podcast concludes with our guests predicting the scores in our Lower League predictions game against Ally. Our Fantasy Football Scotland league sponsors are both currently offering listeners to the podcast discounts on their products. Supernova Terracewear are offering 10% off at supernovaterracewear.com with the code SFF until the end of September. Surprise Shirts are also offering 10% off their products at surprise shirts.co.uk with the code SFF. Thanks to both for their continued support. Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFF20. #ad Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com
Food on the Move, Kevin Harper - Nothing to eat, REALLY?? by Darryl Baskin, eXp Realty
Food Deserts - Food on the Move, Kevin Harper by Darryl Baskin, eXp Realty
The ROTL CFB Podcast welcomes it's first ever guest as Kevin Harper of the Standing Room Spartans Podcast joins Ryan and Antony for a BIG episode about the BIG 10 Conference. They take a look at the Michigan State Spartans season, analyse the 2022 NFL Draft class coming out of every team in the BIG 10, and then take a look at recruitment throughout the Big 10 and what it may mean for the conference going forward! All this and more as they go back to College! If you like the Pod, don't forget to drop us a 5-star rating on your podcast provider. Explicit Language is in this Podcast. Facebook page: @Roarothelionsuk Facebook group: Detroit Lions Fans UK One Pride World Wide Twitter: @ROTL_UK Instagram: @ROTL.UK Twitch: rotl_uk YouTube: Roar Of The Lions UK
Episode 16 of Beyond the Hashtag Podcast features former Albion Rovers Manager, Kevin Harper. When Kevin achieved this position, he was the first Black Football Manager in Scotland for 15 years. The ex-Portsmouth Championship winning wing-back, now running his own Sports Management company & Coaching Academy; shared an honest and progressive conversation, with BTH host Stephen, during Black History Month 2021. (0:46) - Black Managers in Britain (19:36) - Solutions & Conclusions Harper Sports Mgmt - https://harpersportsmanagement.co.uk/ Kevin Harper LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-harper-70a728196/ Harper Coaching Academy - https://www.instagram.com/harpercoaching/?hl=en Scotland Against Modern Slavery - https://www.scotlandagainstmodernslavery.co.uk/ Why not check out our YouTube for the visual versions of the pod? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEEsY2nkC2EpdLoZyzUPRxA OUR SOCIALS: INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/beyondhashtag_? TWITTER: https://twitter.com/BeyondHashtag?s=21 FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/bthpod LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beyond-the-hashtag Editing & Production Credits: @PBOHouse - pbohouse.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beyondthehashtag/support
Beyond the Hashtag Podcast welcomes former Albion Rovers Manager, Kevin Harper. Kevin was the first black first team player for Hibernian FC in Scotland's top division. The ex-Portsmouth Championship winning wing-back, now running his own Sports Management company & Coaching Academy, sat down with Stephen during Black History Month 2021. (3:20) - Black History Month (9:08) - Racism during playing career (21:52) - Being Black Scottish (26:00) - Life after the pitch Harper Sports Mgmt - https://harpersportsmanagement.co.uk/ Kevin Harper LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-harper-70a728196/ Harper Coaching Academy - https://www.instagram.com/harpercoaching/?hl=en Scotland Against Modern Slavery - https://www.scotlandagainstmodernslavery.co.uk/ Why not check out our YouTube for the visual versions of the pod? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEEsY2nkC2EpdLoZyzUPRxA OUR SOCIALS: INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/beyondhashtag_? TWITTER: https://twitter.com/BeyondHashtag?s=21 FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/bthpod LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beyond-the-hashtag Editing & Production Credits: @PBOHouse - pbohouse.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beyondthehashtag/support
Kevin Harper, John Collins, Craig Levein and Tom English discuss events at Tannadice on Saturday, question if VAR is inevitable in Scottish football and review the season so far
Mark Smith hosts the latest pod with guests Ken Stewart, Glenn Watkin, Rhys Small and Kevin Harper from the Luton Town Supporters Trust, reviewing our 3-0 win against Peterborough and previewing Wednesday nights game at Kenilworth Road.
In the latest episode of The Sit Down, Scott McPike is joined by former Hibs, Derby, Portsmouth and Dunfermline midfielder Kevin Harper to talk about his career in Football as both a player and a manager. Kevin talks about ✅ Early Years ✅ Breaking Through At Hibs ✅ First Team Memories At Easter Road ✅ Move To Derby And Scoring At Anfield ✅ Days At Portsmouth ✅ Playing With Robert Prosinecki & Paul Merson ✅ Various Loan Spells ✅ Move To Stoke City ✅ Back To Scotland With Dunfermline ✅ Managing Albion Rovers ✅ Starting His Own Coaching Academy And The Plans For The Future SUBSCRIBE to SM Media to never miss an Episode of The Sit Down with a new Episode every week as Scott interviews some of the biggest names in Scottish Football, and in the comments below please send your feedback on the Interview. Watch more exclusive Sports related videos on our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO40v_nSWgc6WjmzF4IR68g Twitter: https://twitter.com/SMMediaEnt Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SMMediaEnt/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smmediaent/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1iPnMJSgUPj4f0U58DHI9J Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/sm-media/id1528862527 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/juhjMFxSBy4AB8969
This week John is joined by St Johnstone fan Nory and ex Hibs player Kevin Harper as we look ahead to the Scottish Cup final. We discuss how we expect the game to go, possible selection issues and who will win. No surprise on either side as to what the guests think. The merits of both managers being candidates for Manager of the year are discussed when you consider what has been achieved regardless of the result on Saturday. Kevin gives particular focus to how the game in Scotland could develop with more youngsters getting their chance at an earlier age. He agrees with Ally Graham who was on last week that the reserve league should return. This leads on to chat about the Celtic and Rangers Colts teams being accepted to the Lowland League. The podcast concludes with Kevin talking about his football academy and launch of a youth team that he has set up in Glasgow. Remember you can use the code SFFPODCAST for 20% off any products on uk.manscaped.com #ad Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com
This week John is joined by St Johnstone fan Nory and ex Hibs player Kevin Harper as we look ahead to the Scottish Cup final. We discuss how we expect the game to go, possible selection issues and who will win. No surprise on either side as to what the guests think. The merits of […]
This week John is joined by St Johnstone fan Nory and ex Hibs player Kevin Harper as we look ahead to the Scottish Cup final. We discuss how we expect the game to go, possible selection issues and who will win. No surprise on either side as to what the guests think. The merits of both managers being candidates for Manager of the year are discussed when you consider what has been achieved regardless of the result on Saturday. Kevin gives particular focus to how the game in Scotland could develop with more youngsters getting their chance at an earlier age. He agrees with Ally Graham who was on last week that the reserve league should return. This leads on to chat about the Celtic and Rangers Colts teams being accepted to the Lowland League. The podcast concludes with Kevin talking about his football academy and launch of a youth team that he has set up in Glasgow. Remember you can use the code SFFPODCAST for 20% off any products on uk.manscaped.com #ad Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com
In part two of the Mission Critical Cloud series, the Fix This team is joined by Dave Levy, vice president of US government sales at Amazon Web Services (AWS). Dave shares how AWS remains customer obsessed by building diverse and inclusive teams. Dave also dives into how the cloud can power solutions that create opportunities for the public to learn, grow, and gain access to knowledge and resources. Next, the team chatted with Aedan McDonald, founder and program manager of Justice Through Code, and Kevin Harper, Justice Through Code graduate and teaching assistant. Justice Through Code is a no-charge, semester-long program teaching coding skills to formerly incarcerated populations. The program was developed by the Tamer Center for Social Enterprise at Columbia Business School and the Center for Justice at Columbia University. Aedan and Kevin discuss the importance of bridging the technical divide and upskilling underserved communities. Wrapping up the episode, Dr. Tarika Barrett joins the conversation. Tarika is the current chief operating officer and incoming chief executive officer of the international nonprofit Girls Who Code. Tarika emphasizes the significance of building and retaining diverse teams and empowering girls and women to pursue careers in technology. To hear more from Tarika and Girls Who Code, register for the virtual AWS Public Sector Summit Online on April 15.
Brady is joined by HTAFC Women's Assistant Manager Marcus Wilkinson and Tadcaster Albion manager Paul Quinn to assess this weekend's game away at Luton Town. Coming up in this episode we look at Luton Town, analyse their strengths and weaknesses and what has changed since the last time we played them. We look at key players and delve into the past to see who we would bring back in our feature Return To The Mac! Kevin Harper from the Luton Town Supporters Trust provides the opposition lowdown and we close with our predictions! Episode sponsored by Magic Rock Brewing. Use code takesthatchance10 at checkout for 10% off online purchases at www.magicrockbrewing.com Intro - Fiery Breeze Outro - Chris Carter artwork: Johnny Hildred & Tom Bradshaw Socials @takesthatchance
Kevin and I talk PI basics, and I tried *really* hard to pry some sordid details out of him! (Un)fortunately he is the consumate professional, so he wouldn't spill the tea.
Former Derby, Hibs, Portsmouth and Stoke striker Kevin Harper joined us to chat about his career and his famous winning goal for the Rams against Liverpool at Anfield. Sponsored by SMJ Brady, Elite Football Development and ConnektRED
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In the latest installment of our guest specials, Good John is joined by former Scottish Sun Sports Editor and ex-Airdrie CEO Iain King, who is now coaching at North Toronto Nitros in Canada. After covering off more reflection on Scotland's qualification to Euro 2020, Iain talks about how he worked his way up the journalism ladder before joining The Scottish Sun in 2000. During his 15 years at the paper, he became Chief Football Writer then became Sports Editor in 2007. Iain was honest when asked about defending the papers reputation in comparison to its English version and how they overtook the Daily Record to become the most sold paper in Scotland. Iain also won Football Writer of the Year for three consecutive years thanks to scoops like Barry Ferguson's return to Rangers and Roy Keane signing for Celtic. Following a decision to take redundancy from the Scottish Sun in 2015, Iain became CEO at Airdrie and he goes through the challenges of the role, none bigger than when Manager, and good friend, Eddie Wolecki-Black suffered a stroke at half time during a game in Cowdenbeath. He left the club that summer and then moved to Canada under a year later to take up a coaching role at North Toronto Nitros. Iain's coaching career actually began during his newspaper days as he managed both East Kilbride and BSC Glasgow, so this held him in good stead to head out to Toronto. He explains that he is largely responsible for bringing kids of many age groups, male and female, through the academy. We round off by touching on his involvement with Northern American Scottish Coaches Association, where they hold weekly Zoom calls with many Scots coaches over here like Walter Smith, David Weir and Kevin Harper, before an interesting round of quick fire questions. Who makes his journalists 5 a-side team? Tweet us @sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Instagram - sffpodcast
In the latest installment of our guest specials, Good John is joined by former Scottish Sun Sports Editor and ex-Airdrie CEO Iain King, who is now coaching at North Toronto Nitros in Canada. After covering off more reflection on Scotland's qualification to Euro 2020, Iain talks about how he worked his way up the journalism ladder before joining The Scottish Sun in 2000. During his 15 years at the paper, he became Chief Football Writer then became Sports Editor in 2007. Iain was honest when asked about defending the papers reputation in comparison to its English version and how they overtook the Daily Record to become the most sold paper in Scotland. Iain also won Football Writer of the Year for three consecutive years thanks to scoops like Barry Ferguson's return to Rangers and Roy Keane signing for Celtic. Following a decision to take redundancy from the Scottish Sun in 2015, Iain became CEO at Airdrie and he goes through the challenges of the role, none bigger than when Manager, and good friend, Eddie Wolecki-Black suffered a stroke at half time during a game in Cowdenbeath. He left the club that summer and then moved to Canada under a year later to take up a coaching role at North Toronto Nitros. Iain's coaching career actually began during his newspaper days as he managed both East Kilbride and BSC Glasgow, so this held him in good stead to head out to Toronto. He explains that he is largely responsible for bringing kids of many age groups, male and female, through the academy. We round off by touching on his involvement with Northern American Scottish Coaches Association, where they hold weekly Zoom calls with many Scots coaches over here like Walter Smith, David Weir and Kevin Harper, before an interesting round of quick fire questions. Who makes his journalists 5 a-side team? Tweet us @sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Instagram - sffpodcast
Kevin joins Callum to talk about his career in football, the challenges of part time management, what it’s like being a BAME coach in the U.K. and his future plans
Kevin Harper is the owner of Majestic Gym in Wigan. Since the UK Government announced a 2nd lockdown forcing all gyms across the UK to shut their doors, Kevin has remained open to all of his members. Kevin has come onto the show to explain why he has decided to remain open and how he has remained open by carrying out specific research. We are now working with @manscaped Get 20% off + Free Shipping with the code: KICKINIT at Manscaped.com If you like this podcast, please leave a review at https://ratethispodcast.com/liamharrison Check out my website for WORLD CLASS online training made for anyone with an interest in improving their Muay Thai, from beginners right up to experienced fighters: https://liamharrisontraining.com/ Subscribe to my channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/hitmanbcFollow me on social media: https://www.instagram.com/liambadco/ https://www.instagram.com/kickinitwit... https://www.facebook.com/liamharrison...https://twitter.com/LiamBadco
Join Rob Maclean, Ali DeFoy & Stephen Craigan for all things Scottish Football on the day that Steve Clarke announces his Nations League squad. Also on the show is Darren Jackson recounting France 98 memories, newly called up Scotland goalkeeper Robby McCrorie and former Hibs player and Albion Rovers manager, Kevin Harper. Tune into the Go Radio Football Show weeknights from 5-7pm on DAB.
Kevin Harper features on this weeks Gold Dust Podcast. Kevin is 2x Muay Thai World Champion. He is an ex PE teacher and now owns one of the most successful mixed martial arts gyms in the country. Kevin shares his great knowledge, understanding and wisdom around teaching and coaching.
This week the boys welcome Hibs hero Kevin Harper and win the Legends Lottery Grado comes through with the goods with legendary football commentator Rob MacLean. Kevin talks through his career from playing with Robert Prosinecki, to scoring the winner in an Edinburgh derby to not getting deserved recognition at International level. Rob chat about his new football phone in show on go radio plus his commentator cock ups. We are getting the best Fantasy Football and 5 a side team names on the big question, how Grado has had a mare over a celebrity wedding and there's another round of the Pro Set play off. Episode 55 is here an it's ready to kick off! Sign up for more content and an ad free version patreon.com/footballdaft and if you want 20% off Manscaped hit up manscaped.com and use the code DAFT!
Ex-professional footballer, Kevin Harper, talks to us about his time in football, including his best ever 1-11, Mental Health and Racism.Kevin had a great career as a footballer in Scotland and England, playing for nine professional football clubs, most notably Hibernian, Derby and Portsmouth. In Kevin's one to eleven of best players he played with, we hear of so many great names, including Paul Merson and Peter Crouch. Great touch for a big man. Listen in for the rest of his team...Now as a football coach, Kevin shares his views on the challenges faced by black coaches and hopefully how we can move forward to have a sport and society which encourages far greater equal opportunity.A must listen.Cheers,Scott & TomWell Done Michael, He's 13Twitter: @WDMichael13Instagram: welldonemichaelhes13Facebook: welldonemichaelhes13Email: welldonemichaelhes13show@yahoo.comWebsite: www.welldonemichaelhes13.com
A compilation of clips from interviews with Christian Nade, Kevin Harper, Marvin Bartley and Sean Clare talking about their reaction to George Floyd's murder and the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, their experiences of racism and what needs to change in football to fight the problem.To listen to every interview in full over at patreon.com/terracepodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Nathan Jones is back! Kevin Harper is joined by James Cunliffe and Tony Murray to react to one of the most surprising and stunning footballing returns imaginable, as 16 months after leaving in the manner he did, Luton Town Football Club have announced the return of Nathan Jones as manager. The lads discuss the appointment, whether it is a good or bad one, trust issues and whether the chances of beating the drop have increased or not after the appointment. The discussion then moves towards the upcoming Championship return, which has been confirmed for June 20, and whether the modifications will suit the Town or hamper the chances of the great escape further. All that and much more in another entertaining episode! To donate to the Just Giving page mentioned in the podcast use this link - https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/ltst?utm_medium=email&utm_source=ExactTarget&utm_campaign=20200601_114718
The two John’s are joined by ex Hibs, Derby, Portsmouth, Stoke and Dunfermline player Kevin Harper. Kevin is the current manager of Albion Rovers so we start off by talking about reconstruction talks and what his views are on this. He goes on to talk about signing for Hibs, the highs and lows of scoring […]
The two John's are joined by ex Hibs, Derby, Portsmouth, Stoke and Dunfermline player Kevin Harper. Kevin is the current manager of Albion Rovers so we start off by talking about reconstruction talks and what his views are on this. He goes on to talk about signing for Hibs, the highs and lows of scoring winners in Edinburgh derbies and relegation in his last full season. We talk about racism in football and how things haven't really improved since then 1990s which is when Kevin started his career. He believes more needs to be done to get BAME involved particularly in management. Kevin moved on to Derby who were in the English Premier League and had a successful first season before moving on to Portsmouth a couple seasons later. This led to playing with some great players and characters such as Prosinecki, Crouch and Merson. This leads on to his best season in football where they got promoted to the top flight in England. Unfortunately things didn't work out as well then with a couple of loan spells and eventually moving on to Stoke where after a successful start, injuries took their toll. He then returned north with Dunfermline. We finish off with the usual fun stuff which includes a cracking best eleven of players he has played with.
The two John's are joined by ex Hibs, Derby, Portsmouth, Stoke and Dunfermline player Kevin Harper. Kevin is the current manager of Albion Rovers so we start off by talking about reconstruction talks and what his views are on this. He goes on to talk about signing for Hibs, the highs and lows of scoring winners in Edinburgh derbies and relegation in his last full season. We talk about racism in football and how things haven't really improved since then 1990s which is when Kevin started his career. He believes more needs to be done to get BAME involved particularly in management. Kevin moved on to Derby who were in the English Premier League and had a successful first season before moving on to Portsmouth a couple seasons later. This led to playing with some great players and characters such as Prosinecki, Crouch and Merson. This leads on to his best season in football where they got promoted to the top flight in England. Unfortunately things didn't work out as well then with a couple of loan spells and eventually moving on to Stoke where after a successful start, injuries took their toll. He then returned north with Dunfermline. We finish off with the usual fun stuff which includes a cracking best eleven of players he has played with.
Welcome to Episode #5 everyone! This week we have a fun interview with Kevin Harper, director for Food On The Move. As we continue to practice social distancing, we were able to deliver the show again via video conference format and audio as well. We appreciate Kevin dropping by and giving us some insight on how Food On The Move operates and how they are continuing to provide families with meals and needed groceries. Kevin also talks about how you can get involved in this amazing organization helping Tulsans and other surrounding communities not go hungry. Check them out on Facebook or directly on their website, links below. https://www.facebook.com/foodonthemoveok/ https://www.foodonthemoveok.com/
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The BadAssDads discuss the Bushido Code which is carried by the warrior and the Bad Ass Dad. Colin Talbot joins Kevin Harper and the two break down the virtues of Bushido and the difference between courage and bravery. BadAssDads https://www.facebook.com/badassdadorg/ https://www.instagram.com/badad_org/ https://twitter.com/BADad_org IronYetiStudios https://www.facebook.com/IronYetiStudios/ https://www.instagram.com/ironyetistudios/
F-Bomb John shows off his proud new nickname in front of Good John and No Nickname Krys on this week's podcast. We start off with a review of Celtic in Europe as they advance in style past Nomme Kalju and onto Cluj, with Krys firing off as many bad puns as he can manage. There's previews of both Rangers and Aberdeen later this week as they both hope to Progres to the third qualifying round of the Europa League. The League Cup sectionals come to an end and there's a couple of surprise names in the second round, with East Fife particularly happy to get one of the big names in the draw. Forfar got there thanks to another defeat for St Johnstone, leaving Tommy Wright unsurprisingly one of the favourites in the sack race. Meanwhile Albion Rovers came close to getting out of their section ahead of St Mirren, which leads us nicely into Good John's interview with Albion Rovers manager Kevin Harper. Kevin tells us about his time in charge at Cliftonhill so far, saving Albion Rovers from the playoffs in the process, and his thoughts going into the new season for both his current team and also how his former team Hibernian might do. Back on the podcast, we take a look at our league predictions for the coming season. For full coverage check out the blog where you'll find them all including our thoughts on the cup competitions. We end with a look forward to the opening day league fixtures this weekend. It's not mentioned on the podcast this week, but we're running a fantasy football league this season. Check out Fantasy Football Scotland, download the app and join our league on XJVYXIM7 Hopefully we'll have another guest on next week. Thanks as always for listening, and thanks to Kevin Harper for his time on this one! Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast
F-Bomb John shows off his proud new nickname in front of Good John and No Nickname Krys on this week's podcast. We start off with a review of Celtic in Europe as they advance in style past Nomme Kalju and onto Cluj, with Krys firing off as many bad puns as he can manage. There's previews of both Rangers and Aberdeen later this week as they both hope to Progres to the third qualifying round of the Europa League. The League Cup sectionals come to an end and there's a couple of surprise names in the second round, with East Fife particularly happy to get one of the big names in the draw. Forfar got there thanks to another defeat for St Johnstone, leaving Tommy Wright unsurprisingly one of the favourites in the sack race. Meanwhile Albion Rovers came close to getting out of their section ahead of St Mirren, which leads us nicely into Good John's interview with Albion Rovers manager Kevin Harper. Kevin tells us about his time in charge at Cliftonhill so far, saving Albion Rovers from the playoffs in the process, and his thoughts going into the new season for both his current team and also how his former team Hibernian might do. Back on the podcast, we take a look at our league predictions for the coming season. For full coverage check out the blog where you'll find them all including our thoughts on the cup competitions. We end with a look forward to the opening day league fixtures this weekend. It's not mentioned on the podcast this week, but we're running a fantasy football league this season. Check out Fantasy Football Scotland, download the app and join our league on XJVYXIM7 Hopefully we'll have another guest on next week. Thanks as always for listening, and thanks to Kevin Harper for his time on this one! Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast
Continuing our series on spiritual practices, Kevin Harper shares about the practice of being in nature. He shares some of the variety of activities that can be done in nature as well as gives tips and personal insight as to why connecting with God in this way is important. To check out this and other spiritual practices, click here.To check out the book Kevin referenced click here.
South Africa got off to a bad start losing to England in the opening match of the tournament, but can they rebound here? Bangladesh are considered outsiders in this fixture. However, in the overall tournament podcast Kevin Harper said he expects them to surprise a few people. Listen as the boys preview this affair from the Oval.
Kevin Harper, Tony Murray and James Cunliffe return for a BUMPER April edition of the Luton Town Supporters' Trust podcast. This is the first full podcast the boys have done since Newlands Park was given planning permission so, even though they recorded some instant reaction on the night, the boys take a considered look at the historic decision, while a stunning month on the pitch that saw Luton equal a club record of 27 games unbeaten. The Hatters extended their lead at the top of League One to seven points clear with 6 games to go. The records kept racking up as Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu marked his 200th appearance for the club, a stint which included both of Town’s 27 game unbeaten runs. He’s in line to become the first Luton player to win three promotions with the club, so the boys discuss whether or not he can be considered a club legend. Talking of stats, Simon Pitts is back with his regular rundown of all the big ones. And statistically speaking (probably) this has to be one of the most difficult campaigns to pick a player of the season, but the trio make their choices. And on the tenth anniversary of the club’s Johnstone’s Paint Trophy triumph, there’s so much more to get through, including the recollections of manager then and now, Mick Harford. All in all it has been another incredible month for the club. The running order is: Newlands Park reaction March matches review Lua Lua player focus Pelly player focus Collins player focus Player of the Season Simon’s Stats Rest of season preview JPT anniversary Trust talk
Kevin Harper, Tony Murray and James Cunliffe were in Luton Town Hall chamber on Monday March 11, a date that will go down in history for Luton Town Football Club and the town of Luton, as the day that Newlands Park was given planning permission. The boys gave their instant and emotional reaction straight after the monumental decision by Luton Borough Council, which you can hear being delivered right at the start of this special short bonus episode. The town and the club had been given planning permission for Power Court in January, but it was this separate mixed-use development by junction 10 of the M1 that was crucial to providing funding for the club's new 17,500-seat stadium at Power Court. For two-and-a-half years, it was also hugely opposed by Capital & Regional, the owners of The Mall shopping centre, but they did not even send a representative to the planning meeting to speak on their behalf. Instead they had a letter read out by a council officer, which was duly dispatched in cross examination by the 2020 team. Councillors then sided with Luton Town and voted through the application that, together with Power Court, will bring forward an 1,800-capacity music venue, bars, restaurants, leisure and entertainment facilities, offices, business facilities, homes and more. They are set to transform Luton, bring 10,000 new jobs and an annual boost to the local economy of £250million.
Kevin Harper, James Cunliffe and Tony Murray return for the March edition of the Luton Town Supporters' Trust podcast. With Luton top of League and five points clear with 11 games to go, things are on the pitch are on the up and up, but on Monday March 11 there is a colossal decision due on the club's Newlands Park planning application. Approval could act as a catalyst for the regeneration of the town and provide the crucial funding that to ensure a new 17,500-seat stadium is built at Power Court, after that application was approved by Luton Borough Council in January. But Newlands Park is opposed by Capital & Regional, the owners of The Mall shopping centre, and the trio talk about what this could mean for the town and the football club of Luton. The boys also turn their attention to on-field matters after the Hatters extended their unbeaten League One run to 22 games, which included breaking a club record for the longest unbeaten streak in the Football League. They review the February fixtures, which included victories against Wycombe Wanderers, Fleetwood Town and Rochdale and a home draw against Coventry City. There are also discussions on: Player of the monthPlayer focus 1 - Danny HyltonPlayer focus 2 - Jack StaceySimon's stats - Town commentator Simon Pitts drills down into club statistics, past and present.March fixture preview with trips to Plymouth Argyle, Bradford City, Bristol Rovers and home clashes against Gillingham and Doncaster Rovers.
Tony Murray returns to join Kevin Harper and James Cunliffe in front of the mics, for the February edition of the Luton Town Supporters' Trust podcast. After Luton were stunned by the sudden departure of manager Nathan Jones, before one the biggest months in the club's history, there was some concern about what January would hold for the Hatters. We needn't have worried. It was an incredible month, both on and off the pitch, with Town on top of the League One table. The boys discuss what that means for Luton and there are also discussions on: January's results February's fixture list against, with clashes against Wycombe Wanderers (H), Fleetwood Town (A), Coventry City (H) and the first game in March - Rochdale (H) - before we return for episode 9 of this season. the January transfer window, including the signing of George Moncur, and the loan captures of Alex Baptiste, Aaron Connolly, Jason Cummings and George Thorne. Plus, absolutely no big stars left. player of the month player focus - Kazenga LuaLua The manager situation with Mick Harford in interim charge. Promotion expectations The latest community talk after the 17,500-seat Power Court stadium was given planning permission Simon's Stats - Town commentator Simon Pitts drills down into club statistics, past and present.
Kevin Harper and James Cunliffe get in front of the mics, minus Tony 'Sicknote' Murray, for a bumper January edition of the Luton Town Supporters' Trust podcast. What is due to be the one of the biggest months in the club's history both on an off the pitch, the Town were rocked by the news that manager Nathan Jones left for the Stoke City job, halfway through a promotion-chasing season and a couple of weeks that could define, not only the Hatters' future, but the town of Luton. Just 24 hours after Jones left Kenilworth Road, Kevin and James unpick the shock news and ruminate on the ramifications for Luton. Then there's the monumental planning application decision dates for Power Court (January 16) and Newlands Park (January 30), which will determine whether Luton get permission for a new stadium and the town gets approval for the two biggest decisions to effect the borough of Luton in a lifetime. There is also the second part of a new feature on the podcast - Simon's Stats - where popular Town commentator Simon Pitts will drill down into club statistics, past and present. All that as well that, there are discussions on: December's results January's fixture list against, with massive clashes against promotion rivals, Sunderland (A), Peterborough (H) and Portsmouth (A), plus a winner faces Chelsea FA Cup third round replay against Sheffield Wednesday (H) and a league trip to Southend (A). the January transfer window, including the loan signing of George Thorne from Derby. player of the month player focus - James Justin
This Christmas bonus episode of the Luton Town Supporters' Trust podcast sees regular host Kevin Harper absent with man flu so, in his place, chairman Tony Murray joins James Cunliffe down at the Hatters' training ground for an extended chat with forwards Elliot Lee and Harry Cornick. The pair chat about their partnership which has brought 16 goals between them this term, including that 70-yard Gareth Bale-esque run from Cornick during the 3-1 win at Gillingham, only for his pal to claim the goal. There's also praise for Town's defence, who have kept 11 clean sheets this term in all competitions, with the pair revealing what Matty Pearson would actually do if you 'threw a brick at him', as the fans chant about the centre back. And Harry explains why people should be very afraid if Sonny Bradley ever breaks his goalscoring duck for the Town And don't miss an insightful delve into what it's like to be a youngster at a Premier League club - the struggles that they faced to break into the first teams of West Ham United and Bournemouth, and why dropping down the leagues has been the right move for them.
It's the Two John's this week as Krys takes a weeks break. As usual, there was a lot to discuss. Both Old Firm sides had contrasting results in their Europa League matches, and the theme continued domestically on Sunday. Was a red card shown in the wrong game? The rest of the Premiership action brought lots of talking points as Aberdeen moved into the top six, St Johnstone made it five wins in a row without conceding a goal, Kilmarnock became the first side to win at Tynecastle (can they do a Leicester this season) and the bottom two did little to enhance their confidence in a draw at Dens Park. Scotland's upcoming Nations League matches against Albania and Israel brought the usual discussion on who should make the starting line up, thoughts on the latest withdrawals and call ups, particularly in the goalkeeping department. In the lower divisions, Partick Thistle continue to slide, Arbroath's surprise march goes on and Albion Rovers hope the only way is up under new manager Kevin Harper. It was also a big week for TV deals as the SFA announce a deal with Premier Sports and BBC Scotland for the Scottish Cup, whilst the Sky v BT bid for Premiership rights is discussed.
It's the Two John's this week as Krys takes a weeks break. As usual, there was a lot to discuss. Both Old Firm sides had contrasting results in their Europa League matches, and the theme continued domestically on Sunday. Was a red card shown in the wrong game? The rest of the Premiership action brought lots of talking points as Aberdeen moved into the top six, St Johnstone made it five wins in a row without conceding a goal, Kilmarnock became the first side to win at Tynecastle (can they do a Leicester this season) and the bottom two did little to enhance their confidence in a draw at Dens Park. Scotland's upcoming Nations League matches against Albania and Israel brought the usual discussion on who should make the starting line up, thoughts on the latest withdrawals and call ups, particularly in the goalkeeping department. In the lower divisions, Partick Thistle continue to slide, Arbroath's surprise march goes on and Albion Rovers hope the only way is up under new manager Kevin Harper. It was also a big week for TV deals as the SFA announce a deal with Premier Sports and BBC Scotland for the Scottish Cup, whilst the Sky v BT bid for Premiership rights is discussed.
We have now reached the last 16 stage where it's best of 19 legs. Four matches are on today. Mensur Suljovic v Berry Van Peer, Glen Durrant v Dave Chisnall, Gary Anderson v Michael Smith & Stephen Bunting v Peter Wright. For all the best analysis & betting picks join Steve Wyss + Darts expert Kevin Harper for the latest podcast.
We have now reached the last 16 stage where it's best of 19 legs. Four matches are on today. Daryl Gurney v James Wade, Phil Taylor v Darren Webster, Michael Van Gerwn v Steve Lennon & Raymond Van Barneveld v Rob Cross For all the best analysis & betting picks join Steve Wyss + Darts expert Kevin Harper for the latest podcast.
Join Steve Wyss & Darts expert Kevin Harper as they preview Day 4 at The Grand Slam of Darts. Groups A-D reach their conclusion. Listen as all remaining fixtures are previewed and analysed to fine detail, with the best bets advised
Join Steve Wyss & Darts expert Kevin Harper as they preview Day 3 at The Grand Slam of Darts. Groups E-H reach their conclusion. Listen as all remaining fixtures are previewed and analysed to fine detail, with the best bets advised
Join Steve Wyss & Darts expert Kevin Harper as the Grand Slam of Darts tournament is previewed outright. In addition to the best bets from Day 1 of the event, find out who is hot and who is not at the Wolverhampton Civic Hall.
LTST media officer Kevin Harper is once again joined by LTST chair Tony Murray, James Cunliffe of the Football League Paper and LTFC fan Erin Quille to discuss the pick of the current topics regarding LTFC and the community in the October edition of the LTST podcast. We are also joined on the phone by LTFC captain Scott Cuthbert to get his thoughts on the season so far and the matches to come.
After a couple of months out of action, Allsportsbettingpod returns with a podcast previewing the night's action in English League 2. Resident expert Kevin Harper delivers his best betting picks for this round, in addition to previewing some of the higher profile fixtures.
New monthly podcast from the Luton Town Supporters' Trust. Our media officer Kevin Harper is joined by LTST Chairman Tony Murray and James Cunliffe, who reports on LTFC for the Football League Paper, to discuss current topics surrounding the town and the football club. The trio are joined on the phone by Luton Town manager Nathan Jones* for a chat to catch up on his thoughts on the season so far, his squad and the remainder of the campaign. *We apologise for the poor audio quality towards the end of the chat with Nathan.
Allsportsbettingpod has bene covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, the final takes place and is contested between Rising Pune Supergiant & Mumbai Indians. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss the match, along with the best bets
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, the final Eliminator takes place between Kolkata Knight Riders & Mumbai Indians. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss the match, along with the best bets
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, the Eliminator takes place between Sunrisers Hyderabad & Kolkata Knight Riders. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss the match, along with the best bets
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, Qualifier 1 takes place between Mumbai Indians & Rising Pune Supergiant. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss the match, along with the best bets.
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, we have another double header of matches and the two fixtures are Rising Pune Supergiant v Kings XI Punjab & Delhi Daredevils v Royal Challengers Bangalore. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss each match, along with the best bets.
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, we have another double header of matches and the two fixtures are Gujarat Lions v Sunrisers Hyderabad & Kolkata Knight Riders v Mumbai Indians. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss each match, along with the best betss
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, Delhi Daredevils play Rising Pune Supergiant. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss the match, along with the best bets.
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, Mumbai Indians face Kings XI Punjab. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss the match, along with the best bets.
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, we have another double header of matches and the two fixtures are Mumbai Indians v Royal Challengers Bangalore & Rising Pune Supergiant v Gujarat Lions. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss each match, along with the best bets.
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, we have another double header of matches and the two fixtures are Kings XI Punjab v Delhi Daredevils & Sunrisers Hyderabad v Kolkata Knight Riders. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss each match, along with the best bets.
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, we have another double header of matches and the two fixtures are Rising Pune Supergiant v Royal Challangers Bangalore & Gujarat Lions v Mumbai Indians. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss each match, along with the best bets
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, we have a double header of matches and the two fixtures are Kolkata Knight Riders v Delhi Daredevils & Kings XI Punjab v Sunrisers Hyderabad. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss each match, along with the best bets
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, Royal Challengers Bangalore face Gujarat Lions . Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss the match, along with the best bets.
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, Rising Pune Supergiant play Kolkata Knight Riders. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss the match, along with the best bets.
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, Royal Challengers Bangalore face Sunrisers Hyderabad. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss the match, along with the best bets
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, we see Mumbai Indians play Rising Pune Supergiant. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss the match, along with the best bets.
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, we have a double header of matches and the two fixtures are Gujarat Lions v Kings XI Punjab & Kolkata Knight Riders v Royal Challengers Bangalore . Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss each match, along with the best bets
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, we have a double header of matches and the two fixtures are Rising Pune Supergiant v Sunrisers Hyderabad & Mumbai Indians v Delhi Daredevils. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss each match, along with the best bets
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, we see Kolkata Knight Riders face Gujarat Lions. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss the match, along with the best bets.
Allsportsbettingpod will be covering every single IPL 2017 match with a podcast previewing every game individually. Today, we see Kings XI Punjab play Mumbai Indians. Join Steve Wyss and cricket expert Kevin Harper as they discuss the match, along with the best bets.
Welcome to the Film Expo South Podcast, set up to interview, tease and keep you up to date with the progress on Film Expo South. Kevin Harper will be leading the Sound Surgery Panel at #FES2017. Got a sound issue? Why not send it into the panel click here: http://www.filmexposouth.co.uk/seminars-workshops#thesoundsurgery www.filmexposouth.co.uk https://twitter.com/filmexposouth Hosted by Adam Powney Produced by Adam Powney Edited by Adam Powney Film Expo South is Southampton's first film exhibition, Film Expo South launched in February 2016 and will be returning to the: AGEAS Bowl, Southampton, SO30 3XH FRIDAY 3rd FEBRUARY 2017
In this episode of The Happiness of Pursuit Podcast, I chat with Kevin Harper, founder of We Are Harper, an ethically made clothing company based out of Sydney, Australia. "At HARPER we are committed to working exclusively with manufacturing partners who are dedicated to maintaining fair and ethical workplaces." What really amazed me about Kevin, was the dedication didn't stop in their manufacturing practices. They also donate a portion of the profits to disadvantaged youth sports programs. What you will learn in this episode of The Happiness of Pursuit Podcast: - How a business coach can help you develop positive habits - The importance of meaning in life - How having a purpose helps you get out of bed on the days you want to throw in the towel To learn more, and connect with Kevin, head over to www.douglasjfoley.com/15 for complete show notes. Please be sure to rate this show and share with those looking to find a passion, take action and start finding happiness in the pursuit of their dream lifestyle.
Popular guest attorney Kevin Harper joins us to discuss the legal aspect of real estate along with taking listener calls. Good info on short sales, foreclosures and general real estate law
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