Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa parker

LISA PARKER with someof her recent TV viewing.This week, after far too long an absence, LISA PARKER from the ROUND THE ARCHIVES PODCAST is back and, as is often the case, we spend a very pleasant hour just chatting about what kind of archive television shows she and her partner ANDREW have been watching during the intervening months.So we talk a little bit about their recent viewing choices which include season thirteen of DOCTOR WHO (The one that includes such classics as TERROR OF THE ZYGONS and THE SEEDS OF DOOM which is yet to be released on Blu-Ray) and her recent rediscovery of the nineteen-nineties sci-fi classic BABYLON 5, and if both of those series don't convince you of our sci-fi credentials this week, we also give a nod towards PICARD, season seven in the DOCTOR WHO BLU-RAY COLLECTION, and even BLAKE's SEVEN.Although, to be fair, the bulk of our conversation is given over to an appreciation of Z-CARS (as can currently be enjoyed on TPTV) and her recent rediscovery of THE COLLECTORS, an almost forgotten one-series wonder of a drama series which was filmed in the town of POOLE where they now live, which prompts a few thoughts on the joy of seeing familiar locations in the TV series we enjoy.And if that's not enough, we also get a swift update on their epic CROSSROADS marathon viewing, and touch on one or two other series along the way.First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on May 4th 2025.PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show.

Tim Worthington has a new book out called The Golden Age Of Children's TV - all about the best, worst and most just plain baffling shows you grew up with in the sixties, seventies and eighties - and the lines are open now for an hour of fun, facts, laughs and thrills. Joel Morris will be jumping in the Mystery Machine and dropping by to introduce those spooky sleuths in Scooby Doo, Where Are You!. Try out your best quiz questions on Tom Williamson, who'll be sharing some of the behind the scenes secrets of Blockbusters. Lisa Parker and Andrew Trowbridge are catching up with the zaniest new Top Ten stars with the wildest look around - Animal Kwackers. With the latest top selling robots in disguise still selling out everywhere, Paul Abbott is taking a closer look at the Transformers craze. Plus there's a couple of live link-ups from all over the world as Mark Griffiths follows in the footsteps of legendary Norse adventurer Noggin The Nog and Adam S. Leslie heads for the Mediterranean in search of the true history of the Mysterious Cities Of Gold. So if you want to join in the fun - or just swap a Banzai-Tron Action Master for an unopened packet of Blockbusters bubblegum - ring the show now!You can get The Golden Age Of Children's TV in all good bookshops, and from Amazon here, Waterstones here or directly from Black And White Publishing here - and if you want to know more about what you can find in it, head for timworthington.org!

Just before Christmas, LISA PARKER joined me to talk about her recent TV viewing. First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on January 5th 2025. As we reach the moment when the decorations are supposed to be coming down and are being packed away as yet another festive season reaches its inevitable conclusion, we've just got time to welcome back LISA PARKER for a chat we recorded way back in November, in which we talked about her recent archive TV viewing, some of which was in the latest edition of the ROUND THE ARCHIVES podcast that she produces with her partner ANDREW, her delight at the return of WOLF HALL in THE MIRROR AND THE LIGHT, as well as discussing some of what she planned to watch as a whole host of classic TV Blu-Ray releases were on the very brink of being delivered to their home just in time for Christmas. So, whilst our conversation wasn't really meant to be a festive one, the season was very much on our minds, so it only seemed right to share this show with you now whilst we are all still feeling at least vaguely in the mood for one last festive treat. PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show.

The Christmas at 'Crossroads' Special. "Is it hissy or are his pots boiling over?" (SPOILER WARNING : In this episode, we discuss many of the plotlines from the 1970s episodes of 'Crossroads', so be aware if you've not watched them yet...) This time Lisa and Andrew check in to 'Crossroads' to relive every Christmas from 1974 to 1979 and meet all the staff, residents and family. With tinsel, music and drama in abundance, this is a fond celebration of both the festive season and ATV's most famous motel. So join us for talk of Shughie's bagpipes, Benny's knackered old car, Meg's sudden outbreaks of singing and the complete & utter shattering of the fourth wall... 'Round The Archives In Conversation' Episode 22 stars Lisa Parker and Andrew Trowbridge. The opening music was by Dan Tate. The cover art was by Martin Holmes. 'Round The Archives' is produced by Andrew Trowbridge and Lisa Parker.

In a world where relationships break, regrets lurk, and anger rules, what if peace is always possible? More than that—what if peace is the answer? Mark Blair, Minister of Music at Bellevue Baptist Church, Lisa Parker, and Mark Alexander stop by with all of the exciting details about the 48th Singing Christmas Tree, December 12–15. The Singing Christmas Tree, a time-honored tradition that features singing, drama, dancing, and a signature 44-foot tree. This year's original storyline will transport you to the charming town of Merryvale and help you discover the life-changing power of the Christmas story.

Episode 68 of the 'Round The Archives' podcast sees us in a literary mood as we chat to Tim Worthington about his new book 'The Golden Age Of Children's TV'. We then pop back to 1969 for some rousing songs from Harry Secombe and friends in the colourful BBC production of 'Pickwick'. Edward Kellett then reads an extract from the first volume of 'Reaching A Verdict' part of his ongoing analysis of 'The Bill'. Finally, we fall down a rabbit hole, looking at the 1966 Jonathan Miller version of 'Alice In Wonderland' where an amazing cast assemble to be as strange as possible! That's all in Episode 68 of 'Round The Archives' starring Lisa Parker, Andrew Trowbridge, Tim Worthington and Edward Kellett. Tim Worthington's website is at https://timworthington.org/ with more details of his range of books and Edward Kellett's books on 'The Bill' are available from https://www.devonfirebooks.com/ The 'Round The Archives' Cartoon and Essay collections by Martin Holmes are also available on Lulu.com. If you've enjoyed this episode of 'Round The Archives', please leave us a star rating and/or review on Apple Podcasts or spread the word to your friends on Twitter. Andrew is now a Twitch Affiliate, so if you'd like to help support the podcast, please pop over to https://www.twitch.tv/trowby and have a good play with his marbles!

LISA PARKER joins me to talk about THE SISTER BONIFACE MYSTERIES First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on October 27th 2024. This week we welcome back LISA PARKER from the ROUND THE ARCHIVES podcast as she specifically wanted to talk about THE SISTER BONIFACE MYSTERIES, starring LORNA WATSON, the nineteen-sixties set recent spin-off from that daytime drama perennial FATHER BROWN. PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show.

Click the logo to visit Pouring for Neighbors at the NC Craft Brewers Guild site. Lisa Parker, executive director of the North Carolina Craft Brewers' Guild, talks about Hurricane Helene relief in North Carolina on Brew Ha Ha with Herlinda Heras and Steve Jaxon. She is calling from Ashville, North Carolina, which Hurricane Helene hit hard. She will talk about Pouring for Neighbors, their fund raising initiative. The map at the top of this episode page, from NOAA, reports rainfall from Helene, as of Sept. 27. You can see that Ashville is in the area that got the most rain. In fact, Lisa describes the conditions in the majority of western North Carolina as a war zone. The area is a hotbed of craft brewing. They have 120 breweries in the counties designated for FEMA relief. The devastation is heartbreaking but the collaboration among the breweries and the neighbors is vigorous and inspiring. Most of the area was not a flood zone so a lot of residents did not carry flood insurance. There are linemen out in the field restoring power. Many bridges and roadbeds have been washed out and there are many landslides. Russian River Brewing Co. is open in Santa Rosa on 4th St. and at their big Windsor location. Visit their website for up-to-date hours, menus, beers and more. Pouring for Neighbors Most of us remember the fires that hit Sonoma County in 2017 and 2019. At that time of need, many brewers around the world united to produce special beers whose proceeds went to local relief, supporting services for the people affected. This kind of campaign has become an occasional event after other disasters and Hurricane Helene is an example of that. See our sponsor Victory House at Poppy Bank Epicenter online, for their latest viewing and menu options. Being in western North Carolina, Ashville was in the middle of Helene's path of destruction at the end of its run up the south-eastern United States. Pouring for Neighbors began "right off the bat" to raise money. It is a tap designation program. Any brewery or taproom or restaurant can designate a tap and donate at least a dollar from each sale to Pouring for Neighbors. There are three options at the website. The web page has all the information you need to participate, and there is also a long list participating breweries. There is a coalition of breweries assisting in delivering supplies. The National Guard and FEMA are all on the ground helping out. Any reports to the contrary are false. :)

A little taster of this month's edition of Goon Pod Film Club, featuring Andrew Trowbridge & Lisa Parker from Round The Archives podcast! We're talking about the 1966 Hammer horror homage Carry On Screaming, starring Harry H. Corbett, Kenneth Williams, Fenella Fielding and Peter Butterworth. Go to patreon.com/GoonPod for the full 90 minute show! Free trial available.

"At that moment Lionel Blair came in wearing a witch's hat..." This time Oliver Crocker, producer of 'The Bill Podcast' joins the 'RTA' Team to talk about a host of subjects including working in television, his books examining 'The Bill' & 'All Creatures Great And Small' and working on the DVDs of 'Z Cars' and 'Dixon Of Dock Green'. Oh, and also that time he made a version of 'The Krypton Factor' for cats...! You can follow Oliver on Twitter at https://x.com/olivercrocker You can explore Oliver's catalogue of TV tie-in books at https://www.devonfirebooks.com/ 'The Bill Podcast' is on Soundcloud at https://soundcloud.com/thebillpodcast 'Round The Archives In Conversation' Episode 21 stars Oliver Crocker, Lisa Parker and Andrew Trowbridge. The music was by Dan Tate and Paul Chandler. The cover art was by Martin Holmes. 'Round The Archives' is produced by Andrew Trowbridge and Lisa Parker.

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Episode 67 of the 'Round The Archives' podcast sees Michael Seely revisiting the career of 'Bulman', while Warren takes a trip with Sir John Betjeman to explore 'Metroland'. Paul & Toppie discuss some of the more obscure corners of US and UK telly and we round off with Andrew & Lisa celebrating the surviving episodes of 'Dixon Of Dock Green'. That's all in Episode 67 of 'Round The Archives' starring Lisa Parker, Andrew Trowbridge, Michael Seely, Warren Cummings, Paul Chandler and Toppie Smellie. The 'Round The Archives' Cartoon and Essay collections by Martin Holmes are available on Lulu.com. If you've enjoyed this episode of 'Round The Archives', please leave us a star rating and/or review on Apple Podcasts or spread the word to your friends on Twitter. Andrew is now a Twitch Affiliate, so if you'd like to help support the podcast, please pop over to https://www.twitch.tv/trowby and have a good play with his marbles!

Soldotna City Council member Lisa Parker became at the age of 19 the youngest person in Alaska to achieve elected office when she won her election to the Anchorage Charter Commission. In 1975 that commission unified the City of Anchorage with the Borough of Anchorage into the municipality that it is today. Like our guest last week, Jane Angvik who also served on the Charter Commission, Lisa Parker was a borough representative because where she was living at the time, near Baxter and Tudor in what is today East Anchorage, was outside the city limits. After graduating from American University with a degree in Political Science, Lisa assisted in the establishment of the the Red Dog Mine in Northwest Alaska. Throughout her diverse varied career, she has served as the Planning Director for the Kenai Peninsula Borough, as government and community relations manager for both an international manufacturing company and a Cook Inlet oil & gas company, and last year she finished a 6 year stint on the University of Alaska Board of Regents. She is currently in her 14th year on the Soldotna City Council.Link to Anchorage Charter Bill of Rights.  

LISA PARKER on SHARDLAKE First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on July 21st 2024. This week, our returning guest is the ever-popular LISA PARKER from the ROUND THE ARCHIVES team, and for this edition of VISION ON SOUND she's returning to one of those subjects that she's most fond of, namely the historical drama, only this time her observations come with a bit of a twist, as the drama might be historical, but she's been watching one which is right up to date and almost as new as anything we're ever likely to discuss on this show. LISA got in touch because she's been really enjoying the brand new four-part drama series SHARDLAKE, and wanted to talk about it on the show. SHARDLAKE is based upon the novels by the late C J SANSOM, and stars ARTHUR HUGHES as the investigator who, in this instance at least, is employed by SEAN BEAN'S THOMAS CROMWELL in the Tudor era, to investigate a murder that occurred within the cloisters of an isolated monastery during the 16th century. Because SHARDLAKE does manage to combine two of LISA'S greatest televisual joys in one programme, as it combines the historical drama with a form of traditional detective fiction, it's one of those rare modern series that feels just right for her, and has almost become an instant classic that has left its fans desperate to see more of it. And so, for once, we don't have to dive deep into the archives for the programme we're discussing, but, instead, we can journey into history for the subject matter of that programme instead, which is a little bit back-to-front in terms of what we normally do on VISION ON SOUND, but I hope that you won't find this breaking of the format too traumatic. This week, PAUL CHANDLER, THE SHY YETI himself returns and, in that way he has of watching new stuff to recommend so that I don't have to, he's been watching some shiny new TV shows that he's going to talk about. So, in today's show, he'll be introducing me to Andrew Scott as RIPLEY, some DEAD BOY DETECTIVES, those very French ESCORT BOYS, the highly topical and controversial BABY REINDEER, and finally taking part in several versions of A RACE ACROSS THE WORLD. PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show.

What's the difference between your head and your heart? It turns out there's actually a lot in common between the two. In this episode, Brad and Tiffany kick off a two-part series on emotional intelligence with Dr. Lisa Parker. Dr. Parker shares insights from her book, The Naked Truth About Emotional Intelligence, and discusses key constructs of emotional intelligence, its impact on leadership, and teaching it online. Learn more about her journey and upcoming projects.

What's the difference between your head and your heart? It turns out there's actually a lot in common between the two. In this episode, Brad and Tiffany kick off a two-part series on emotional intelligence with Dr. Lisa Parker. Dr. Parker shares insights from her book, The Naked Truth About Emotional Intelligence, and discusses key constructs of emotional intelligence, its impact on leadership, and teaching it online. Learn more about her journey and upcoming projects.

LISA PARKER on DIXON OF DOCK GREEN and more! This week's returning guest from our panel of returning regulars is LISA PARKER from the ROUND THE ARCHIVES podcast who volunteered to take part in another of our more random chats which sometimes happen when there's not much going on in the wider world of ever decreasing telly appreciation circles, at least nothing much that I'm paying all that much attention to. But things have been getting rather exciting lately with regards to the rediscovery of missing television, and whilst we can't quite get the flags and bunting out because the entire missing ABC archive hasn't turned up, there are still those occasional golden nuggets that are found that give some of us jaded old hands just a little bit of hope that there are indeed still many archive TV gems to be found out there. And so, knowing that LISA is a big fan of crime dramas, and has been something of a champion when it comes to advocating just how good DIXON OF DOCK GREEN is in the face of much suggestion of its perceived air of cosiness (often from many who've never bothered to watch it), it was something of a joy when TPTV announced the discovery of DUFFY CALLS THE TUNE from its fifth series in 1959, one of those finds from the missing episodes of 1950s telly that are just about as rare as hen's teeth, and unfortunately, mess with the previously neat mathematics of missing DIXONS. Perhaps more amazing too is the fact that TPTV were allowed to actually broadcast the episode very quickly after its discovery, and make it available to all of exactly the sort of viewers who are most eager to see such newly rediscovered gems. So anyway, with LISA (and, you may notice, a sleeping cat) in place, it didn't take long before we got talking about this find, DIXON OF DOCK GREEN in general, and several other topics across a free-flowing hour of exactly the kind of telly-related chat that VISION ON SOUND is here to provide. First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on May 26th 2024 PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show.

LISA PARKER considers the series SHADOW OF THE NOOSE First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on April 14th 2024 This week, LISA PARKER, one half of the team behind the ROUND THE ARCHIVES podcast returns to VISION ON SOUND to talk about a series that combines her love of television dramas about Law and Order with her love of period dramas. The series is SHADOW OF THE NOOSE, an eight part series which was first broadcast on BBC2 in 1989 which does that tricky thing of building a drama series set around the background of true life events, but which also presents fictionalised versions of some of the real people once involved. In this series we are presented with JONATHAN HYDE playing the celebrated defence lawyer SIR EDWARD MARSHALL HALL, who had a formidable reputation as an orator, and who successfully defended many people accused of murder in many high profile cases that occurred in the late VICTORIAN and EDWARDIAN eras, some of which remain notorious even to this day, and, because of the harsh penalties that were in place during those times, most of such cases did often have, as the series suggests, the shadow of the noose looming over them, at least as far as the defendants were concerned. Despite being well-regarded at the time, a second series was never commissioned, so, unfortunately, some of the more notorious cases that SIR EDWARD defended were not covered by this ground-breaking legal drama series, but that does not reduce the legacy of the programme, especially in more recent times, as almost any well-known murder case from history seems to still be a source of endless fascination to modern viewers. It's always a joy to welcome back LISA, whose research into these shows is always pretty comprehensive, by the way – which always pleases me. Here she presents the case for the defence whilst representing this, perhaps often overlooked, and fascinating case study of a life lived in the legal spotlight in what could possibly nowadays be considered to be a somewhat obscure archive TV drama series. PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show.

LISA PARKER looks at the various variants of LAW & ORDER... First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on February 18th 2024 This week we welcome back LISA PARKER from the ROUND THE ARCHIVES PODCAST and we're going to have a bit of a natter about one of my favourite USTV shows, the phenomenally successful LAW AND ORDER, the recently revived crime series that launched a franchise consisting of a whole raft of spin-offs, and we'll also be talking about its UK counterpart unsurprisingly called LAW AND ORDER UK PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show.

Childhood friends Lisa Rowland and Lisa Parker spoke to Ray about the video that has gone viral of the former trying to get into her house via the side window, with some unfortunate but comedic consequences

"Fred Harris haunted my nightmares!" This time Bob Fischer of the Haunted Generation joins us to talk about subjects such as 'Doctor Who', 'The Box Of Delights', 'The Paper Lads' and that weird feeling of melancholy familiar to those growing up in the 70s and 80s... Bob's website may be found at https://hauntedgeneration.co.uk/ 'Round The Archives In Conversation' Episode 20 stars Bob Fischer, Lisa Parker and Andrew Trowbridge. The music was by Dan Tate and Paul Chandler. The cover art was by Martin Holmes. 'Round The Archives' is produced by Andrew Trowbridge and Lisa Parker.

Episode 66 of the 'Round The Archives' podcast sees Nick Goodman joining us on the sofa to look at 'Dr Snuggles' and his links with Douglas Adams & John Lloyd. Next, Martin Holmes travels back in time to Jefferson County, Virginia, to spend some time with 'The Waltons'. Finally, Andrew and Lisa explore the murky world of 1920s crime as they probe 'The Mind Of Mr J G Reeder'. That's all in Episode 66 of 'Round The Archives' starring Lisa Parker, Andrew Trowbridge, Nick Goodman and Martin Holmes. The 'Round The Archives' Cartoon and Essay collections by Martin Holmes are available on Lulu.com. If you've enjoyed this episode of 'Round The Archives', please leave us a star rating and/or review on Apple Podcasts or spread the word to your friends on Twitter. Andrew is now a Twitch Affiliate, so if you'd like to help support the podcast, please pop over to https://www.twitch.tv/trowby and have a good play with his marbles!

LISA GETS RANDOM First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on October 22nd 2023 This week we welcome back our good friend LISA PARKER, one half, alongside ANDREW TROWBRIDGE, of the team behind the rather fabulous ROUND THE ARCHIVES PODCAST for yet another of our random chats about this wondrous thing that we still prefer to call Archive Television rather than simply “old telly”. “I can't watch that sort of stuff, it's before my time!” might be the kind of words we are hearing more and more these days, but between us, the Archive TV community are doing our best to keep those fascinating programmes very much in the here and now. Anyway, during the next hour, LISA will be updating us on their progress through that mammoth DVD box set of CROSSROADS that both of them joined me to talk about a few months ago, before our discussion moves on to the undeservedly rather obscure detective series which was broadcast around the cusp of the dawn of the 1970s, THE MIND OF MR J G REEDER, and we have a little chat about that in anticipation of their own podcast covering the show in far greater detail. We also have a short discussion about the link between television and literary detectives before moving on to consider whether THE GREAT EGG RACE has any modern television equivalents, and finally we have a chat about MODERN FAMILY, the differences between American and British sitcoms, and all sorts of other nonsense that I know that you're going to enjoy. PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show

"I don't like the idea of a looming Jimmy Clitheroe!" This time Tim Worthington, host of the 'Looks Unfamiliar' podcast joins us for a wide-ranging chat about the worlds of archive TV and the importance of spreading the word about the forgotten stuff. Tim's website may can be found at https://timworthington.org/ 'Round The Archives In Conversation' Episode 19 stars Tim Worthington, Lisa Parker and Andrew Trowbridge. The music was by Dan Tate and Paul Chandler. The cover art was by Martin Holmes. 'Round The Archives' is produced by Andrew Trowbridge and Lisa Parker. (May contain traces of hazelnuts) (And a vortex)

BONUS EPISODE! Available from 6:00pm, FRIDAY JUNE 23rd, 2023 ADDITIONAL CONTENT featuring LISA PARKER, ANDREW TROWBRIDGE, PAUL CHANDLER, and WARREN CUMMINGS. For our recent edition which paid tribute to the late, lamented NETWORK DISTRIBUTING, the UK video imprint company that had an eclectic and eccentric range of archive TV releases, STEVE HATCHER and ANDREW-MARK THOMPSON suggested that I might want to add some memories and contributions from some of the other regulars into the show, and, for timing reasons, they had to be trimmed to keep us inside our timeslot. The thing is that, having gathered LISA and ANDREW from the ROUND THE ARCHIVES PODCAST, and PAUL, THE SHY YETI from THE SHY LIFE PODCAST together, they were never going to keep down to just the ten minutes, and so there was about an hour of material sitting there unused. Despite looking fondly at all of that extra content, I felt it might have been a little TOO self-indulgent to put ANOTHER whole show on the loss of NETWORK out on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL, but still thought that there was lots of lovely stuff in that hour that was worth hearing, so I've decided to put it out as an extra bonus edition, which is (because I never do this) pretty much unedited, and so I hope you'll forgive any technical flaws that might have crept through. And do hang on to the end, because I've also tagged on the fifteen minutes of chat with WARREN CUMMINGS from THE CINEMATIC SAUSAGE PODCAST which got trimmed for the show, so you get to hear a little bit more of that, too.

"I've gone off on tangents with guests about Hylda Baker..." This time Tyler Adams the host and producer of 'Goon Pod' joins the 'RTA' Team to talk about growing up in New Zealand discovering the world of UK comedy via such shows as 'Are You Being Served?' & 'Steptoe And Son'. You can follow Goon Pod on Twitter at https://twitter.com/goonshowpod 'Round The Archives In Conversation' Episode 18 stars Tyler Adams, Lisa Parker and Andrew Trowbridge. The music was by Dan Tate and Paul Chandler. The cover art was by Martin Holmes. 'Round The Archives' is produced by Andrew Trowbridge and Lisa Parker.

Think of all the great comic characters brought to life by Peter Sellers - Bluebottle, Clouseau, Strangelove, Percy Quill, Dr Pratt, Fred Kite and countless others - but chances are you won't think about Tommy Grando. Who? In 1972 Sellers made a surprise guest appearance in his old mate Eric Sykes' titular sitcom, co-starring the sublime Hattie Jacques. Although Tommy Grando could hardly be described as a complex three-dimensional character (Sellers plays it very broad in keeping with the general tone of the show) his arrival is rather akin to a fox let loose in a henhouse. This disreputable roughhouser is an uninvited visitor who disrupts the calm and boredom which had previously pervaded the Sykes home. What follows is pure farce as Eric and his sister try ever more outlandish wheezes to rid themselves of the menace. Joining Tyler this week to discuss 'Stranger' are Andrew Trowbridge and Lisa Parker, the pair behind Round The Archives, a podcast dedicated to scrutinising the dustier fringes of archive telly as well as revisiting firm fan favourites. Round The Archives: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/round-the-archives-524254 @Roundthearchiv1 @goonshowpod

"William Hartnell had the longest fingers that I'd ever seen! This time Medusa Cascade joins the 'RTA' Team to talk about life as a YouTuber, reacting to all manner of shows including 'Doctor Who', 'Babylon 5' and 'Sapphire & Steel'. You can subscribe to her YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@medusacascade 'Round The Archives In Conversation' Episode 17 stars Medusa Cascade, Lisa Parker and Andrew Trowbridge. The music was by Dan Tate and Paul Chandler. The cover art was by Martin Holmes. 'Round The Archives' is produced by Andrew Trowbridge and Lisa Parker.

Often times someone will blend a bunch of fruits and vegetables up thinking they are making an awesome, super nutrient dense “meal to go”. But, there might be more to the story. What does your body miss out on when you blend your food? Can you eat too many plant foods? Let's dive into this super interesting topic with Lisa Parker, FNP, who is a metabolic specialist! Case study on oxalate toxicity that Lisa references during our chat: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0272638617308636 Find Lisa on IG at metabolicjournies Connect with me at www.thatvibrantlife.com FB/thatvibrantlife IG/that_vibrantlife If you're looking for pasture raised meat from a source you can trust, please head to www.oregonvalleyfarm.com  and use code VIBRANTLIFE to save 10% Our meat is free of antibiotics and added hormones and all raised in the PNW!

Episode 65 of the 'Round The Archives' podcast sees Martin Holmes considering 30 years of 'NYPD Blue'. Paul Chandler welcomes new voice Muffleyontour to the 'Round The Archives' team as they take a look at two black-and-white Emma Peel episodes of 'The Avengers' : 'The Hour That Never Was' and 'The House That Jack Built'. Finally, Andrew and Lisa come over all Tudor as they review 'The Shadow Of The Tower' (with some minor help from some random monarchs). That's all in Episode 65 of 'Round The Archives' starring Lisa Parker, Andrew Trowbridge, Martin Holmes, Paul Chandler and Muffleyontour. The 'Round The Archives' Cartoon and Essay collections by Martin Holmes are available on Lulu.com. If you've enjoyed this episode of 'Round The Archives', please leave us a star rating and/or review on Apple Podcasts or spread the word to your friends on Twitter.

First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on April 9th 2023 I often feel very lucky that, with such a lot of telly out there in the world to be viewed, VISION ON SOUND has several regular guests who are prepared to watch certain up-to-the-minute programmes so that I don't have to, and I can concentrate on the older stuff, which is where we usually like to lurk in this show. This also means that they can sift through some of the programmes I might otherwise have missed, and tell me whether it's worth me emerging from the library stacks, and taking a look at some of the more recent gems, and seeing some of the possible future classics that television is making right now. This week LISA PARKER really wanted to tell me all about RUSSELL T DAVIES' five-part drama from 2021 called IT'S A SIN which tells the rather important story of a group of friends living under the shadow of the AIDS virus in the 1980s and 1990s. SPOILER ALERT: Be aware that LISA does reveal a lot of the plot of this series and she herself recommends in this chat that, if you haven't yet seen the show in the two years it's been available, you might want to go and watch it now before returning to listen to her overview of it. PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show.

Our Standard American Diet keeps glucose high, creates insulin resistance and so much systemic inflammation. All of this is a recipe for mental health dysfunction. FAT is good for your brain CHOLESTEROL is good for your brain KETONES are amazing for your brain (clean fuel) Part of it is about removing the source of the dysfunction, the other part is about adding NOURISHMENT into your body and specifically your brain! Lisa Parker, FNP, is a metabolic specialist and in this episode she dives in to this topic. We touch on how some of this can drive eating disorders, how medications can make this blood sugar/insulin problem worse and how we have kids on this cycle of crappy food, medications and mental health issues with them are through the roof. We need to do better! And we can! Lisa practices at www.onepeakmedical.com You can also find her on IG/metabolicjournies You can find me at www.thatvibrantlife.com FB/thatvibrantlife IG/that_vibrantlife Sponsored by www.oregonvalleyfarm.com Pasture raised BEEF, PORK and CHICKEN from the PNW! NO antibiotics NO added hormones Use code VIBRANTLIFE for 10% off!

In this episode, Lisa Parker, FNP and I dive into ketosis vs ketoacidosis (this is our second episode together!). We also go into exogenous ketones, how to measure ketones, insulin and metabolic health and dysfunction. There is SO much information out there and often it is conflicting! It can be quite hard to navigate. We talk about this and how to really discern truth. Let's keep our eyes on optimal health and not get distracted by shiny objects out there! Find me here: www.thatvibrantlife.com FB/thatvibrantlife IG/that_vibrantlife Find Lisa Parker on IG/metabolicjournies If you are interested in PNW and pasture raised meat, please visit my other website and use code VIBRANTLIFE to save 10% on your first order! www.oregonvalleyfarm.com

Here we are for episode 619! In which we meet Jake (or Woooitsjake) to discuss gaming on Twitch - also 80s music and films! Our next show, #620 sees us talking with another guest - this time a returning guest who we last properly chatted to back in 2019! Who can it be... Well, he's a bit of a monkey, that's for sure! Do be sure to join us!  Email us at shyyeti@yahoo.co.uk if you have any comments - you can even send me a sound-file and I'll include it. The music is by Shy Yeti, Harry F, Muffleyontour and Luca. Sound effects by Paul C and Soundbible. All other content of this episode is Copyright Paul Chandler, 2023. Episode 619 was recorded on the 22nd January 2023, with an additional insert recorded by Lisa Parker and Andrew Trowbridge from Round The Archives on the 28th February 2023.

"Actually, I really fancy a go on the tape!" Nick Goodman joins us on the sofa to talk about taping on audio and video and his ongoing mission to preserve our personal history. You can watch a video version of this podcast on our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0rzXkt0YiY You can find Nick's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@nixbix-videosfilmsfamilyan1850 'Round The Archives In Conversation' Episode 16 stars Nick Goodman and Andrew Trowbridge. The music was by Dan Tate and Paul Chandler. The cover art was by Martin Holmes. 'Round The Archives' is produced by Andrew Trowbridge and Lisa Parker.

You read that one right. The deal that was too good to be true... was. Not like that's ever happened before ever.First of all, John Anthony Miller, I've got some colorful words you for in this episode that I can't include in the description of this episode.Secondly, I need you all out there to report either of these two profiles.https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100035733372176 - this is the one he got me on.https://www.facebook.com/fiyin.foluwa.5?mibextid=LQQJ4dThirdly, Lisa Parker and NBC 5 Responds, I'm coming your way! Help me out!Most importantly - Chase and Zelle, please help me out here. PLEASE I BEG YOU. The transaction went through via Zelle, but not Chase yet. Please Chase don't approve it, please.Ugh. Tough bid for sure.You get what you pay for.Man I feel dumb.Goes to show it can happen to the best of us.Subscribe to my YouTubeInstagramTikTokNewsletterWebsiteQuestions?boredbutlazypod@gmail.com

"Why do you wear spaghetti on your head?" This time Warren joins us on the sofa for a discussion of the range of 'Doctor Who' videos released during the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. You can watch a video version of this podcast on our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXEykPXZvnE 'Round The Archives In Conversation' Episode 15 stars Warren Cummings and Andrew Trowbridge. The music was by Dan Tate and Paul Chandler. The cover art was by Martin Holmes. 'Round The Archives' is produced by Andrew Trowbridge and Lisa Parker.

Lisa Parker is a Family Nurse Practitioner as well as a Metabolic Health Practitioner and Advanced Diabetes Manager. She lives on a farm in Ashland, Oregon. Lisa has been on a keto/low carb journey herself for 5+ years. In this episode Lisa goes into depth on why cholesterol is GOOD and why we need it! She discusses what the lab numbers really mean and how all of this relates to metabolic health. Find Lisa on her brand new Instagram page: metabolicjournies Find me here: www.thatvibrantlife.com FB: thatvibrantlife  IG: that_vibrantlife Looking for high quality, pasture raised meat without added hormones and antibiotics? Use code VIBRANTLIFE to save 10% on your first order from my family business: www.oregonvalleyfarm.com  

Host Alex Elich talks with Lisa Parker from the North Carolina Brewer's Guild, and Marcus Nash from Sugar Creek Brewing about Charlotte's still-growing craft beer scene, and its' sustainability and diversity.

Episode 64 of the 'Round The Archives' podcast sees Martin Holmes visit Hut 29 to take a look at 'The Army Game'. Paul Chandler and his mum Pat talk about the modern incarnation of Father Brown, then Michael Seely takes a trip to BBC Scotland with 'Sutherland's Law'. Finally, Andrew and Lisa examine 'Four Of A Kind', the very first episode of 'Z Cars'. That's all in Episode 64 of 'Round The Archives' starring Lisa Parker, Andrew Trowbridge, Martin Holmes, Paul Chandler, Pat Chandler and Michael Seely. The 'Round The Archives' Cartoon and Essay collections by Martin Holmes are available on Lulu.com. If you've enjoyed this episode of 'Round The Archives', please leave us a star rating and/or review on Apple Podcasts or spread the word to your friends on Twitter.

Here we are for episode 590! In which Sniffy Martin has noticed that his mother, Tallulah has been acting increasingly strangely since Bettina's garden party - her personality is VERY different from her usual self! Can Paul, Cromitty and Yeti Uncle John learn exactly why!? We also have some scenes originally recorded for episode #589 that we didn't have time to include - not to mention an exclusive Muffley-tune called RETURN OF HERB! Our next show, #591 finds us taking a trip through time with Lisa Parker from Round The Archives - we're going to meet some very odd people indeed! Please email us at shyyeti@yahoo.co.uk if you have any comments - you can even send me a sound-file and I'll include it. The music is by Shy Yeti, Muffleyontour and Luca. Sound effects by Paul C and Soundbible. All other content of this episode is Copyright Paul Chandler, 2022. Episode 590 was recorded between the 29th June and the 14th July 2022. Our additional material was recorded on the 12th November 2022 and Cuthbert's linking material was recorded on the 18th of November 2022. Thank you once again to Andrew T and Lisa P from Round The Archives and also to Muffleyontour and A for their appearances!

Here we are for episode 589! In which we Paul plans a special birthday Chatterbox with 100 guests but someone is planning to spoil it because they don't think that they're getting enough attention; could it be Yeti Uncle John or maybe somebody completely different!? Thanks to our special guests this episode - Lisa Parker and Andrew Trowbridge from Round The Archives, also to Muffleyontour, Nick Goodman and my parents - not to mention cameos from Martin Holmes (Vision On Sound), Warren Cummings (The Cinematic Sausage) and Toppie Smellie from The Smellcast. In our next show, #590 we continue to be worried about Tallulah who still isn't acting normally after the alarming events of Bettina's summer garden party! Email us at shyyeti@yahoo.co.uk if you have any comments - you can even send me a sound-file and I'll include it. The music is by Shy Yeti, Muffleyontour and Luca. Sound effects by Paul C and Soundbible. All other content of this episode is Copyright Paul Chandler, 2022. Episode 589 was recorded between the 8th and the 12th November 2022, with some Toppie Smellie chat from June 2022. Cuthbert's cameo was recorded on the 14th and 1th of November 2022. Th6anks to Big Fatty for use of the clips from episode 3852 of Big Fatty Online, released on 10.11.22. This edition also features an exclusive new composition by Muffleyontour called GOFF which comes in around the 146.45 mark.

A tribute to the legendary Lisa Parker. Anthony and Lauren discuss the utility of Laban effort actions in a Dalcroze class. Our guest is conductor, advocate, and educator Vaughan Fleischfresser. How should we think about advocacy? What is it like to have a tweet go viral? How does this approach to advocacy mesh with our orientation as Dalcrozians? Visit MusicXT on Substack Newsletter! Follow Vaughan on Twitter @VFleischfresser Visit the DSA Website and REGISTER FOR THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE! SERIOUSLY! Anthony's Music ConstructED Workshop Registration

Lisa Parker joins the podcast to talk about how and why she created Trilome, a truly unique experience not being offered anywhere else. It is a new process of bringing balance within the physical, emotional, and spiritual by using bodywork and psychedelics together in the same session. This work is  inspired by her own journey in finding healing from trauma, PTSD, anxiety, nightmares, and more. Check out this episode---Lisa is doing some pioneering work, stuff that most western medicine caregivers can't or won't do, or don't even know about. Lisa can be found at https://trilome.com/ ***This episode is not intended as a substitute for health, wellness, or medical advice. The listener should consult with a healing or medical professional in matters relating to their health and well-being, particularly with respect to any symptoms that may require immediate diagnosis or medical attention. Further, while this podcast is intended to provide unique stories and/or healing modalities that are not necessarily widely discussed, it is not an explicit endorsement of the practices, tools and methods discussed with each podcast guest.***     

Episode 63 of the 'Round The Archives' podcast sees Martin Holmes examining an early starring role for John Thaw in 'Redcap'. Michael Seely examines 'Pathfinders In Space' and its sequels, then Warren Cummings takes up the case with 'Dangerous Davies'. Finally, Andrew and Lisa pay tribute to the work of the late Bernard Cribbins. That's all in Episode 63 of 'Round The Archives' starring Lisa Parker, Andrew Trowbridge, Martin Holmes, Michael Seely and Warren Cummings. The 'Round The Archives' Cartoon and Essay collections are available on Lulu.com. If you've enjoyed this episode of 'Round The Archives', please leave us a star rating and/or review on Apple Podcasts or spread the word to your friends on Twitter.

In this weekly podcast, industry professionals Jeff Franklin of Headwear USA, Stephen McFadden of Perfect Promotions & More, and Meg Erber of S&S Activewear, discuss, dissect, and debate one topic that impacts the promotional products industry from every angle. This week they talk with Lisa Parker from American Ad Bag!

Continuing the exploration of industry's influence on healthcare and health policy, in this episode of Causes or Cures, Dr. Eeks chats with Dr. Joel Lexchin and Dr. Lisa Parker about the influence drug companies have over patient groups. They will describe what patient groups are (why they are needed & the variety of work they do), why drug companies have a vested interest in patient groups, how drug companies fund and influence the groups (and sometimes even create them) and how the groups influence healthcare policy. They will also discuss practical things that can be done to make the overall health system puts patients over profit.  Dr. Lexchin is a professor at York University, where he teaches pharmaceutical policy, an emergency medicine physician, a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences, a member of the Ontario Drug Quality and Therapeutics Committee and was chair of the Drugs and Pharmacotherapy Committee of the Ontario Medical Association. Dr. Parker is an honorary senior lecturer at the School of Pharmacy at the University of Sydney and on the faculty of medicine and health. She is a clinician who practices in the field of oncology(cancer) and her research focuses on public health ethics and policy.To contact Dr. Eeks, do so through bloomingwellness.comOr follow her on Instagram here.Twitter here.Or Facebook here.Subscribe to her newsletter here!

A digital humanities librarian, project manager and researcher, philosopher, and law professor walk into a podcast... Hear what happens in today's episode, which features four members of the Year of Data and Society Steering Committee: Tyrica Terry-Kapral, Liz Monk, Lisa Parker, and Mike Madison. The interviewer is Briana Wipf. This season of the Information Ecosystems podcast is being produced in affiliation with the Year of Data and Society at the University of Pittsburgh. The website for the Information Ecosystems project is https://infoeco.hcommons.org/, and the website for the Year of Data and Society at the University of Pittsburgh is https://yearofdataandsociety.pitt.edu/.   For more about Terry-Kapral's work, visit https://cadatpitt.github.io/. For more about Lisa Parker's work, visit https://bioethics.pitt.edu/people/lisa-s-parker-phd. For more about Liz Monk's work, visit https://ucsur.pitt.edu/index.php. For more about Mike Madison, visit https://www.law.pitt.edu/people/michael-j-madison. Give his podcast a listen at https://omny.fm/shows/future-law-podcast-1.   Interviews for this episode were recorded between March 22, and April 4, 2022.  The Information Ecosystems project seeks to advance a deeply powerful understanding of where data comes from and how it is used, setting the present moment within a century-long history of information supply and its power-laden consequences. At a moment when societies are in urgent need of guidance to navigate rapidly shifting digital terrain, we are coming together to build a deep understanding of the social and political life of data.   

Adam Eshbaugh and Wayne Holt interview Lisa Parker, Executive Director of the North Carolina Craft Brewer's Guild. Lisa discusses the importance of the Guild, and how it plays an integral role in advancing the craft beer industry in North Carolina. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adam Eshbaugh and Wayne Holt interview Lisa Parker, Executive Director of the North Carolina Craft Brewer's Guild. Lisa discusses the importance of the Guild, and how it plays an integral role in advancing the craft beer industry in North Carolina. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices