Podcast appearances and mentions of luke walsh

The Monty bump is real for the Blues. We start there with Martin Kilcoyne today on Great Talk. A look at Holloway, Bolduc, Hofer and playoff potential. What's the chance Arenado is the Cardinals third baseman for 2025? Dan says zero percent. Martin says two. What's the Soto effect on next season and beyond? We talk Cardinals payroll verses other teams. How much does past experience play into trades for the team now? We get into SEC teams, College Football playoffs and Mizzou hoops too. Plus a shout out to Luke Walsh and Vianney basketball. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

Finally, we're back at Huish Park! That felt a while. Dave's chatted to FC Halifax Town fan Luke Walsh about the visitor's season so far. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What sort of thing is happening here? 15 games in and it looks like we might just be in a title race! Simon and Will recap home wins over Ebbsfleet and Barnet, and we're joined by Luke Walsh to preview the trip to Halifax.Timings: 02:00 Discussion of York City 4-0 Ebbsfleet United23:54 Discussion of York City 3-1 Barnet47:57 Halifax (A) preview with Luke Walsh1:00:18 Wycombe FA Cup preview, University Challinor, another YCFC Halloween XI Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI) chief executive Bruno-Frédéric Baudouin tells EWB editor Luke Walsh talks about how the business is developing a new generation of waste processing plants.This episode focuses on:HZI evolving progressively into the leading EfW builder globallyHow the business has, mostly, avoided the financial issues plaguing other EPC builders Moving into the O&M marketFixing plants left unfinished by others Developing a CCS pilot in the UK with Enfinium Why waste-to-X is the future of the sector Now based in Zürich, French national Bruno-Frédéric Baudouin, joined HZI in 2018. He previously held senior roles at GE Power and Alstom Power. A former student at the Ecole Polytechnique of Paris in the 1990s he also achieved a Master of Business Administration from leading business school the Institut Européen d'Administration des Affaires (INSEAD) in 2004. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rob Worrall, Joe Pope and Christian James preview the start of the National League by looking at who will do well and who might struggle across the three divisions. Plus their is interviews with Aldershot boss Tommy Widdrington, Tamworth's Andy Peaks and Halifax fan Luke Walsh. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to Enfinium's director of external affairs and strategic policy Karl Smyth about building carbon capture at the UK's largest EfW site This episode focuses on:Developing a CCS pilot at the Ferrybridge EfW site next month What comes next after the permitting pause and expected strategic review of EfW capacity With a general election due will a change of government increase focus on the waste sectorUK ETS will “encourage innovation around contracting” Two more EfW plants expected operational next year How a total of six EfW facilities is “probably” enough for the companyWhy carbon capture is like squeezing a double decker bus through a small pipe network Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EWB editor Luke Walsh talks ESA executive director Jacob Hayler as the development and future of the UK's energy-from-waste sector is thrown into the air by the government's controversial block on new environmental permits. This episode focuses on: Could an EfW moratorium be in Labour's general election manifesto “Political interference” in the permitting processShould DEFRA minister Steve Barclay resign?Government has spread investor concern over the entire permitting processIndustry has a “perception that there is a lack of coordination and joined up clarity” within the current government EA struggling with lack of funds and “too many constraints” Concerns including EfW in the UK ETS will lead to “carbon tourism or leakage”Hayler joined the ESA from the city in 2005 as an economist, and has worked to develop market-focused policies that combine environmental and economic sustainability. He also has responsibility at the trade body for policy relating to finance, tax, carbon management, contracts and of course EfW. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to Gallagher partner Ian Lester.This podcast covers:Why insurers won't be covering the permitting process anymore Operational plants unable to find insurance Understanding the risks around carbon capture Finding a box of hand grenades dumped in wasteSAF projects are “receiving a lot of interest”Fires in Netherlands and US have concerned insurers covering the sectorHow council can cover facilities as PFI deals end. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to Waste Knot Energy's CEO Ian Jones. This episode focuses on:Developing a new market for waste-derived pelletsExporting pellets from the UK for the first time Why the government needs to provide a framework for the EA and other departments “to be more successful”How biogas could reduce WKE's CO2 footprint to “almost zero”Why more businesses will enter the waste-to-pellet market Investors need to know the era of rapid payback on waste projects has ended Could power stations like Drax run on waste? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to OCO managing director Graham Cooper. This episode focuses on:What goes into producing limestone aggregateUsing “expensive carbon intensive and non-renewable materials is an outdated view”Landfilling APCr through derogations needs to be “looked at” Pushing the business beyond the UK How does OCO's carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) technology work?The long-standing link between the aggregates and waste industries Expanding current facilities and opening news one Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to KEW Technology and Circular Fuels' head of sustainability, ESG and policy. This episode focuses on:Why KEW is out in the market now after years of technology development How the company is changing industry views on gasification technology Growing from a team of ten to 100 The waste sector needs a “unified voice” over lack of clarity around UK ETSIs the waste sector doing enough to encourage people from all backgrounds to join it? Working with Suez and future collaborations Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to Sikla's head of sales for the UK, Ireland, Oceania and North America, Harry Starke. This episode focuses on:If Germany and France have 100+ EfWs each why shouldn't the UK?What is was like working on the the troubled “three + one” EfW and biomass projects Why developers need to take steel measurements seriously Dealing with EPC and other contractors on an EfW build Pipework “is what you see all around” EfW plants. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rob Worrall is joined by Joe Pope and Luke Walsh to look back at 40 goals across just the top division of the National League alone! Chesterfield remain 20 points clear despite a rare defeat, Alty are gunned down by the Shots, Halifax move into the playoff mix whilst Ebbsfleet and Kidderminster who pick up vital points for survival. Plenty of action in the North and South with stalemates at the top of the North and the Glovers keep a hand on the title race, we hear from their assistant manager Chris Todd. Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms and leave a review Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rob Worrall is joined by Joe Pope and Luke Walsh to look back at 40 goals across just the top division of the National League alone! Chesterfield remain 20 points clear despite a rare defeat, Alty are gunned down by the Shots, Halifax move into the playoff mix whilst Ebbsfleet and Kidderminster who pick up vital points for survival.Plenty of action in the North and South with stalemates at the top of the North and the Glovers keep a hand on the title race, we hear from their assistant manager Chris Todd. Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms and leave a review Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to the current president of Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM) and former group head of sustainability at Viridor Dan Cooke.This episode focuses on:The UK is developing “world-class regulation”Emissions trading scheme and the impact it will haveHow Viridor moved from landfill to EfW and what happened in betweenThere are still capacity gaps for merchant plants to come inHow data and AI will support the waste sector Alongside his CIWM role Cooke is currently head of protected and historic landscapes at Cornwall Council.Cooke's career in the waste and resources sector spans three decades and takes in roles in local government, environmental charity and the private sector. He served 21 years with Viridor, holding roles including group head of sustainability, director of regulatory affairs and director of external affairs.He is an environmental (ESG), communications and landscapes professional with over 35 years' experience in the recycling/waste management, water and landscapes sectors (working across private companies, public authorities and charities). Cooke has also held previous roles with Tidy Britain Group/Environmental Campaigns, and Coventry City Council. Previously he served as chair of the Waste Management Industry Training and Advisory Board (WAMITAB); director of Viridor Credits Environmental Ltd (an independent charity distributing grants of £5-8M/yr via the Landfill Communities Fund); and trustee of the Carymoor Environmental Trust. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to the outspoken National Association of Waste Disposal Officers (NAWDO) secretary and City of Westminster's waste and recycling manager Jarno StetThis episode focuses on:Social media and does it still have a place for professionalsHow Westminister developed a waste collection fleet powered on the waste it collectsWill producing hydrogen from waste be the next big thingCriticism of local authority waste contracting processes are “cheap”Is the UK reaching EfW capacity and should Europe work together more to share capacity.Stet, who is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Waste Management, specialises in local authority waste management. As the current secretary of the NAWDO, Stet works to support the interests of local authorities when it comes to waste processing. Stet is also waste and recycling manager for local authority Westminster City Council, overseeing waste management for about 250,000 residents, 34,000 businesses and about one million daily commuters and tourists. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the first episode of series three, the Burning Issue podcast returns to the waste exports market to discover if 2023's increase in tonnages would continue EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to Geminor country manager UK Oliver Caunce about being the largest exporter of waste from the UK, how the company got to that position, and how it hopes to stay there as its rivals evolve. This episode also focuses on:2023's rise in UK waste exportscosts have increased for SRF production, driving a swing to RDFhow to cope with new taxes focused on the biogenic content of baled wastewill waste management rise up the political agenda?Geminor's involvement in the development of chemical processes for hard-to-recycle plasticsNorway-headquartered Geminor has facilities and offices in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, the UK, Germany, Poland, France and Italy, and employs around 100 professionals and experts in total.The company's subsidiaries mainly deal with the treatment and handling of refuse-derived fuel and solid-recovered fuel production, as well as processing waste wood, paper, cardboard, plastic, hazardous waste and other streams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us as we speak to Luke Walsh following the FC Halifax game and Mark Carruthers delivers a epic quiz. Show sponsored by Northern Print Solutions and Partners Patrick sportswear

"Being the student is where you wanna be at." Dear podcast family, this week, I am thrilled to share with you a profound episode featuring a truly special guest: Luke Walsh from "The Healing Forest". Luke is not only a father and a podcast host, but also a forest bathing guide. He is the owner and lead facilitator of "The Healing Forest," a sanctuary where he and his wife facilitate profound healing work within the realms of shamanism, men's and women's circles, kundalini activation, Reiki, and much more. I stumbled upon Luke and his remarkable work through his own podcast, "The Healing Forest Podcast," which I wholeheartedly recommend for you to listen to. Luke's ability to hold space and genuinely connect with his guests is mesmerizing. From the moment I began listening to him speak and pose questions, I found myself fervently jotting down notes. His presence in the world is truly extraordinary—gentle, purposeful, and beautiful. It was an absolute honor to share time and space with Luke, delving into topics such as the therapeutic power of nature, the essence of manhood, and the profound journey of fatherhood. We also explored the art of holding space for those in need. Luke's words and his work have deeply moved me, and I can only urge you to explore the offerings he provides. Thank you for being here. I love you.

Welcome to episode #11 of The Plumbify Podcast. In this episode of TPP Matt interviews Luke Walsh the CEO of TAPS.Matt and Luke discuss:What TAPS is and their role in the plumbing and roofingThe current employment environment and why it is so hard to get staff right nowAttitudes of apprentices and the different life pressures they have today vs "back in the day"Advice for apprentices on how to be successful in their plumbing careerGovernment initiatives and incentives ...and much much more!Please enjoy!

Today I was joined by good pal Luke Walsh. Luke left his job as a builder to set up The Healing Forest after he discovered the healing properties and the positive impact nature had on his own wellbeing. Luke started Forest Bathing to help others which was a huge success and his Forest in Kilternan has fastly grown and offers many different practices including Forest Bathing, Women's/Men's circles, hypnosis, Reiki and Shamanic experiences as well many other wellbeing events. Try Forest Bathing for yourself, Forest Bathing enhances health, well being and happiness through gentle immersion in nature. There's some great events coming up at The Healing Forest, be sure to check them out. For bookings and more info check out the The Healing Forest check website: https://www.thehealingforest.ie/guidedforestbathingwalks And on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_healing_forest/

On this week's bumper Podcast, I am joined by Sam Taylor and Bob Davies who are regular contributors to the Ramble. But we also have a Halifax supporter, Mr National League himself, Luke Walsh joining us to give thoughts ahead of Halifax and a neutrals perspective for our easter Monday clash v Notts CountyIt is a huge episode today so strap in as we look back at Oldham and then preview the massive Easter weekend for Wrexham AFCAs ever the awesome theme music and stings are provided by 1987tilpresent, you can buy the track called Someday from here https://1987tilpresent.bandcamp.com/track/somedayFollow 1987tilpresent on Twitter here https://twitter.com/1987tilpresentFollow Racecourse Ramble on Twitter here https://twitter.com/racecourseramblYou can follow Luke on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LukeWalshFCHTYou can subscribe to The National League youtube podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/@lukewalsh-vnlpodcast1799 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Billy Mulley is joined by Dylan Bhundia, Luke Walsh and Ian Robertson of We Are Luton Town for an action-packed episode that runs through results against West Brom, Wigan and the FA Youth Cup triumph over QPR, all before looking ahead to a swift return to the DW Stadium.

For this Christmas special and sixth episode the Burning Issue podcast looks at how a local authority-owned EfW facility has been able to hand back profits to councils at a time of belt tightening in public services EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to the councillor Clyde Loakes chair of the North London Waste Authority (NLWA) on how its current EfW plant is paying off and how development of its new facility is coming on.This episode also focuses on:How the NLWA was able to hand back £4.8mWhy landfill is not an option for non-recyclable waste in north London How the congested North Circular is the biggest source of air pollution in the area, not a well-regulated and modern EfW plant, which is also developing carbon capture Why compulsory recycling needs to come in to support waste separation And how 85% of waste could be recycled, but residents and industry need to do more to support local authorities. This episode was recorded before the government confirmed details of its Electricity Generator Levy and before the tragic news of a worker who died on the site of the new EfW plant's build. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Billy is joined by Jake Blackwood and ORH debutant Luke Walsh as the lads discuss:- The upcoming transfer window - Middlesbrough away- The Rob Edwards era - England vs France Twitter: @OakRoadHatterInstagram: oakroadhatterpodFacebook: Oak Road HatterWebsite: www.oakroadhatter.comWant to get in touch? Drop us an email here: info@oakroadhatter.comLike the show? Please take time to rate/review us on your podcast app of your choice...All feedback is appreciated! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Every fortnight the Burning Issue looks at different elements of the energy recovery sector, taking the starting point that while energy recovery has moved some waste out of landfill, where does the sector go from here?For the fifth episode EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to the MVV's managing director Paul Carey. The Podcast is about the people as well as the energy recovery sector and Paul also spoke about his work on Owen's law (please see https://owens-law.co.uk/) , which he launched with his family after his son's preventable death from an allergic reaction to restaurant meal. This episode also focuses on:MVV's plans for EfWs in Medworth, Bournemouth and another one at an undisclosed location Why some local authorities are pursuing “a waste of energy solution” to their refuseCarbon capture plans with MVV's Kent-based biomass plant's neighbour EnfiniumAnd why politicians are “running scared of the lobbyists” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Every fortnight the Burning Issue looks at different elements of the energy recovery sector, taking the starting point that while energy recovery has moved some waste out of landfill, where does the sector go from here?For the fourth episode EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to the United Kingdom Without Incineration Network, better known as UKWIN. This episode focuses on the other side from the businesses and local authorities which deal with waste and speaks to those opposed to more UK-based energy-from-waste plantsWhether CCS is the new gasification Landfill is bad, but UKWIN say “incineration is worse”The ongoing push for an English moratorium on energy recovery Does the UK have more operational and under construction capacity then genuinely residual waste to burn? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Every fortnight the Burning Issue looks at different elements of the energy recovery sector, taking the starting point that while energy recovery has moved some waste out of landfill, where does the sector go from here?In this third episode, EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to Tidy Planet MD Simon Webb about the market for small-scale EfW plants. This podcast covers: Why Brexit means more waste has to be incinerated from EU-to-UK flights and how small scale plants can help “Significant difference” for permitting of small plants that can be done in 6–9 nine months as opposed to up two years for larger facilities How smaller EfW plants have benefits over larger facilities to divert waste from landfill Small plants can help with the UK's desperate need for energy Wales' moratorium allows for smaller plants, but not in Scotland where the SWIP system is not used. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Every fortnight the Burning Issue looks at different elements of the energy recovery sector, taking the starting point that while energy recovery has moved some waste out of landfill, where does the sector go from here?For the second episode EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to Andusia director Mark Terrell. This episode focuses on what happens to waste that can be processed for energy recovery in the UK and why there is demand from other facilities in Europe for it. This podcast covers: The future of waste exports A look at policy decision in the UK and abroad concerning waste imports and exports What the waste sector can do to improve stagnating recycling rates are ever to rise Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's ramble, Alex and Michael Starkey join me to discuss the 2 games v Blyth Spartans, we review the week's news around the club and preview the Boreham wood game this coming Saturday. Ahead of the following Tuesday's game v Halifax, I am joined by National League expert Luke Walsh to discuss his thoughts on the game.You can follow the podcast on Twitter : https://twitter.com/racecourserambl and more links can be found here: https://linktr.ee/racecourserambleThanks to 1987til present for the use of their song 'Someday' as our theme music. You can buy the song from here: https://1987tilpresent.bandcamp.com/track/someday Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Every fortnight the Burning Issue looks at different elements of the energy recovery sector, taking the starting point that while energy recovery has moved some waste out of landfill, where does the sector go from here?This month for the first episode EWB editor Luke Walsh talks to Suez's Dr Adam Read about the “new Suez” business, working with an ever changing UK government and why those opposing energy recovery have the “moral high ground”.This podcast covers: Why moratoriums on EfW in Scotland and Wales won't work as “they're not self-sufficient in the truest sense”What the UK's future capacity looks like and why the sector need to be “totally honest and transparent” about sites that may or may not be builtHow long will it be until UK-based EfW sites are fitted with carbon capture technology And why it is consumers and not energy recovery who need to change if stagnating recycling rates are ever to rise Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a week off from the podcast Andy is joined by Luke Walsh, owner of Prime Performance Dublin.   Luke is now putting his successful martial arts career on pause to dedicate himself to running his own gym at the ripe old age of 23. With wisdom beyond his years, an uncanny ability to get his knowledge across in conversation, and a refreshing view of the industry this episode with Luke is a must-listen.   www.thegymadvisors.ie/primeperformance   www.thegymadvisors.ie/primeperformanceluke

This is an edit from a live radio programme of the award-winning (!) 'home-learning' inspired podcast series, Primrose and Terry: in the shed. Starring 7 year old Primrose Lee and her Dad, Terry. Broadcast on Radio LaB 97.1FM on Friday 5th March 2021. In the episode Primrose hears from Hermione the hamster, and we speak with Luke Walsh on the phone. Primrose and Terry: in the shed is produced by Primrose Lee, edited by Terry Lee, with music and imaging by Primrose Lee. Our artwork is by Stoo Elvin.

It's our Christmas special. In our annual tradition, we are joined by Luke Walsh. We talk Christmas TV, review the best mince pies. Plus... have a pen and some paper handy and join us in our Christmas quiz. Merry Christmas to you all from Nick and Andy.

This week on Alive and Kicking Clare visits the Healing Forest in Dublin in the company of Luke Walsh to hear all about the healing powers of spending time in the woods. Clare chats to Amy Kelly the host of 'Gutcast' which is a  podcast that was created with the Irish Society of Colitis and Crohn’s Disease in response to national research that looked at the issues people with IBD face.  Plus on her latest Health Check-Up Clare gets a bit of a surprise.

Please join us as we hear a Word from our Citipointe Ipswich Young Adults Leader, Luke Walsh. For more podcasts or info - please feel free to follow or contact us via our facebook page - www.facebook.com/citipointeipswich or Instagram - @citipointeipswich.    Service Times @ Citipointe Ipswich  25 Goddards Road, Yamanto QLD 4305         Sunday Services - Sunday | 9:30am  Sunset Sessions (last Sunday of every month) | 5:00pm Prayer Nights - Monday | 7:00pm Creative - Tuesday | 7:00pm   Lifegroups (all types | contact us for more info) Youth - Fridays | 6:30pm

Please join us as we hear a Word from our Guest Speaker - Young Adults Leader, Luke Walsh. For more podcasts or info - please feel free to follow or contact us via our facebook page - www.facebook.com/citipointeipswich or Instagram - @citipointeipswich.    Service Times @ Citipointe Ipswich  25 Goddards Road, Yamanto QLD 4305 Sunday Services - Sunday | 9:30am  Sunset Sessions (last Sunday of every month) | 5:00pm Prayer Nights - Monday | 7:00pm Youth - Fridays | 6:30pm

We continue our look at old TV gameshows. This week Blankety Blank and more shocking prizes. We look at how gameshows were traditionally presented by established entertainers. Nick and Andy encourage you to get along to free TV recordings… just for the experience. Plus... fellow broadcaster Luke Walsh shares his views on gameshows (he's 20 years younger than us so his views are very different!). We promise... no gameshow talk next week! (By the way... get in touch... we'd love to hear from you and please tell us where you are in the world. Email: 2voicesradio@gmail.com

We continue our look at old TV gameshows. This week Blankety Blank and more shocking prizes. We look at how gameshows were traditionally presented by established entertainers. Nick and Andy encourage you to get along to free TV recordings… just for the experience. Plus... fellow broadcaster Luke Walsh shares his views on gameshows (he's 20 years younger than us so his views are very different!). We promise... no gameshow talk next week! (By the way... get in touch... we'd love to hear from you and please tell us where you are in the world. Email: 2voicesradio@gmail.com

Please join us as we hear a Word from our Guest Speaker - Young Adults Leader, Luke Walsh. For more podcasts or info - please feel free to follow or contact us via our facebook page - www.facebook.com/citipointeipswich or Instagram - @citipointeipswich.    Service Times @ Citipointe Ipswich  25 Goddards Road, Yamanto QLD 4305 Sunday Services - Sunday | 9:30am  Sunset Sessions (last Sunday of every month) | 5:00pm Prayer Nights - Monday | 7:00pm Youth - Fridays | 6:30pm

Please join us as we hear a Word from our Guest Speaker - Young Adults Leader, Luke Walsh. For more podcasts or info - please feel free to follow or contact us via our facebook page - www.facebook.com/citipointeipswich or Instagram - @citipointeipswich.    Service Times @ Citipointe Ipswich  25 Goddards Road, Yamanto QLD 4305 Sunday Services - Sunday | 9:30am  Sunset Sessions (last Sunday of every month) | 5:00pm Prayer Nights - Monday | 7:00pm Youth - Fridays | 6:30pm

Please join us as we hear a Word from our Citipointe Ipswich Young Adults Leader, Luke Walsh. For more podcasts or info - please feel free to follow or contact us via our facebook page - www.facebook.com/citipointeipswich or Instagram - @citipointeipswich.    Service Times @ Citipointe Ipswich  25 Goddards Road, Yamanto QLD 4305         Sunday Services - Sunday | 9:30am  Sunset Sessions (last Sunday of every month) | 5:00pm Prayer Nights - Monday | 7:00pm Youth - Fridays | 6:30pm

  Please join us as we hear a Word from our Citipointe Ipswich - Guest Speaker, Luke Walsh. For more podcasts or info - please feel free to follow or contact us via our facebook page - www.facebook.com/citipointeipswich or Instagram - @citipointeipswich.    Service Times @ Citipointe Ipswich  25 Goddards Road, Yamanto QLD 4305    Sunday Services - Sunday | 9:30am  Sunset Sessions (last Sunday of every month) | 5:00pm Prayer Nights - Monday | 7:00pm Youth - Fridays | 6:30pm

It's a specially recorded "Preparing for Christmas Two Voices Radio podcast. Nick Benjamin and Andy Waterfield are joined by their radio friend Luke Walsh. Together they discuss preparing for Christmas. There's talk of Christmas veg, Christmas drink, expensive crackers and fancy biscuits. Plus... join in with our annual Christmas quiz. Have a pencil and paper ready. It's all here... are you ready for Christmas?

It's a specially recorded "Preparing for Christmas Two Voices Radio podcast. Nick Benjamin and Andy Waterfield are joined by their radio friend Luke Walsh. Together they discuss preparing for Christmas. There's talk of Christmas veg, Christmas drink, expensive crackers and fancy biscuits. Plus... join in with our annual Christmas quiz. Have a pencil and paper ready. It's all here... are you ready for Christmas?

The Two Voices Radio chaps discuss arts and crafts. Nick talks about his current exhibition (until Saturday 22nd Sep. at Bourne Hall near Epsom in Surrey, UK.) nicksartworks.co.uk Plus... they talk about the art of podcasting and fellow broadcaster Luke Walsh pops in.

The Two Voices Radio chaps discuss arts and crafts. Nick talks about his current exhibition (until Saturday 22nd Sep. at Bourne Hall near Epsom in Surrey, UK.) nicksartworks.co.uk Plus... they talk about the art of podcasting and fellow broadcaster Luke Walsh pops in.

This episode focuses on how radio stations are choosing to visualise their audio - in particular with regard to social media. Joining Terry in the studio is co-host Luke Walsh, a Broadcast Journalism student at the University. They hear from; Ann Charles - a radio producer and one of the organisers of the annual Radio TechCon, and Scott McGerty who uses Facebook Live as part of his Dance Revolution programme on Spark Sunderland. We'll also hear from Dr Lawrie Hallett, Senior Lecturer in Radio and Journalism, in his radio surgery. And do some jargon busting with our 'radio word of the week'. Fantastic Noise is a podcast about making radio. Recorded in the Radio LaB 97.1FM studios at the University of Bedfordshire. Produced and presented by Terry Lee. You can follow Fantastic Noise on facebook.com/afantasticnoise, instagram.com/afantasticnoise & twitter.com/afantasticnoise or email us fantasticnoise@beds.ac.uk. Let us know what you think. Our art work was produced by Stoo Elvin (facebook.com/iamstooelvin/), our announcements are from Freya McCann, and our theme music is by Liam Ayton.

The Two Voices Podcast with Nick and Andy discussing the upcoming "The Brits" music awards and talking about live TV disasters. Nick chats about working in Harrods, and there's a technology round up. Plus meet Luke Walsh... who presents after our Sunday Breakfast show on UK station Radio LaB 97.1FM.

The Two Voices Podcast with Nick and Andy discussing the upcoming "The Brits" music awards and talking about live TV disasters. Nick chats about working in Harrods, and there's a technology round up. Plus meet Luke Walsh... who presents after our Sunday Breakfast show on UK station Radio LaB 97.1FM.

White Lodge: Forming in the quaint gold coast suburb of southport in 2013, they’ve been building up a solid fan base with their concrete psych filled riffs and furious surf beats. So far they have four releases to their name, two EP’s and two split seven inches with another release in the pipeline. Recorded & mixed by Branko Cosic. Recorded at The Triffid, Brisbane, December 19th 2015. Mope City: Mope City formed in Marrickville in 2012. Mat Nev fronts the band half of the tim, he’s been involved in Day Ravies, Drown Under, and Snotty Babies. For the other half of the time Julia Wylie of Snotty Babies sings lead. Rounding out the classic power trio formation is sam Wilkinson of Day Ravies fame manning the skins. They have just released their debut LP ‘Petri Dish’ on Tenth Court Records with web publications Rolling Stone, Noisey, and Who The Hell all taking notice. Recorded & mixed by Luke Walsh. Recorded at The Greenslopes Bowls Club, Brisbane, February 22nd, 2014. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Friday 26th February 2016. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

Cannon: Cannon are one of Brisbane’s quiet achievers but you wouldn’t know it if you saw one of their shows. Yes, they’re loud, they’re messy and sweaty and look so effortless doing it all too because they do this almost every weekend. They released their debut album in 2011 and followed it up with a 7” single last year on Bon Voyage records, a Brizzy label that brought you the Feathers LP and later the debut 7” of Martyr privates. But it’s their dynamic unpretentious live presence that sets them apart from your everyday garage rock band. That and their songs are damn catchy too. Recorded & mixed by Josh Watson. Recorded at The Underdog, Mar 22 2014. Dag: The name Dag conjures up images of 20th century Australiana, a not so distant past but an endearing one at that. Dag main man, Dusty, channels his inner Grant McLennan and wears the Go-Betweens influence on his sleeve. I wouldn’t go as far as to call it dolewave (the unfortunate title for a new wave of Australian jangle-pop) and it’s more similar to Scott & Charlene’s Wedding’s sombre first record rather than the almost lackadaisical nature of a group like Bitch Prefect. Recorded & mixed by Luke Walsh. Recorded at Guilt Retreat 8, Nov 16 2013. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 8-9pm, Friday 18 April 2014. Show production and engineering: Josh Watson.

Mope City: Mope City formed in Marrickville at the end of 2012. Matt Nev fronts the band half the time; he’s been involved in Day Ravies, Drown Under and Snotty Babies. For the other half of the time Amaya Lang of Snotty Babies sings lead. Rounding out the classic power-trio formation is Sam Wilkinson of Day Ravies fame manning the skins. Mope City write songs on the sadder side of life which is not surprising seeing as the Sydney music scene is a fairly depressing state of affairs at the moment. When NSW Police Minister Michael Gallacher said that the ‘Sydney live music scene is dead’ it wasn’t exactly encouraging for local musicians, but I doubt it matters at all to Mope City. Matt sounds way more despondent than Kurt Cobain ever did. This is real rainy-day music, like early Failure, Chavez and Built to Spill. As if the only Go-Betweens song they’ve ever heard is Apology Accepted. Recorded & mixed by Luke Walsh. Recorded at The Greenslopes Bowls Club, Feb 22 2014. Worm Crown: Worm Crown are a three piece from Melbourne, they play hard rock or punk rock. Their brand of rock ‘n’ roll sits somewhere in the middle of the two – a bit like Danish band Iceage. They’ve independently released a few EPs, which you can listen to on their bandcamp page. Those recordings document the band’s gestation period – only fairly recently have they become the pummelling amp-melting unit that they are today, or at least were on the 22nd of February. Recorded & mixed by Luke Walsh. Recorded at The Greenslopes Bowls Club, Feb 22 2014. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 8-9pm, Friday 21 March 2014. Show production and engineering: Joshua Watson.

Nana Vigilante: Nana Vigilante is the pairing of Lindsay Roser and Julian Saunders. They’re very BNE-centric – Lindsay raps of her fondness for the brown river city quite often. Julian’s production has reflections of 90s Aus hip-hop on some tracks while others have a more industrial noise influence. You can probably guess that they are indeed a hip-hop duo, something you don’t usually see in a Brisbane pub. OPERATION PUT BRISBANE ON THE MAP! Recorded & mixed by Andrew McLellan. Recorded at The Underdog, 21st February 2014. Curlew: Curlew, a Brisbane based duo that are a bit reminiscent of Gareth Liddiard but some with post-rock undertones and a hint of Mum Smokes. Long songs are their thing, they played only a two-song set at The Waiting Room on February 14. Mark Zian and Callum Wheeler make up the duo. Is it anti-punk or completely punk? It’s hard to say. Mark sings of rats tails and childhood, it sounds a bit like therapy. Recorded & mixed by Joshua Watson. Recorded at The Waiting Room, Feb 14 2014. Snotty Babies: Two dynamic women front Snotty Babies while some fellas back it up. They’re penetrating and dynamic, like their close friends, Housewives. A new generation of Sydney punk has been fermenting over the last few years and it’s only getting more agitated and energetic. Members of the group are also involved with: Mope City, Housewives, Drown Under, Beef Jerk and Julia Why. Recorded & mixed by Luke Walsh. Recorded at The Greenslopes Bowls Club, Feb 22 2014. Thigh Master: Recorded by Joshua Watson & Andrew McLellan Mixed by Dusty Anastassiou. Recorded at The Underdog, Feb 8 2014. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 8-9pm, Friday 14 March 2014. Show production and engineering: Joshua Watson.

Treehouse: Treehouse are a three-piece grunge ensemble that formed around three years ago in Hobart’s Eastern Shore block. These young lads follow a similar thread of raw and uncompromising rock n roll energy that was bursting from the seems of 90s Tasmania, by and large, Treehouse are not dissimilar to the fed-up enthusiasm projected by the likes of Sea Scouts, The Stickmen and The Dacios. They’ve appeared on the Rough Skies Community compilations and have recently announced a vinyl re-issue of their 2013 cassette on Melbourne label Vacant Valley. Recorded & mixed by Luke Walsh. Recorded at Greenslopes Bowls Club,22nd February 2014. Thigh Master: The Ford brothers operate more like music production company rather than just two guys with some songs. Under their belt they have the washed-out slacker vibes of Black Vacation, the bitingly catchy pop-punk Kids Cryptic and most recently Thigh Master – which lies somewhere between those other two. Then there’s their solo and side projects: Dan has his electronic project Evening Hiss while Matt plays drums for Per Purpose, Deadshred and Dag as well. Thigh Master is possibly the loudest and most abrasive of all these musical endeavours. Matt (the younger Ford brother) takes the reigns as principle songwriter and singer of the group. Recorded by Joshua Watson & Andrew Mclellan Mixed by Dusty Anastassiou. Recorded at The Underdog, Feb 8 2014. Blank Realm: Recorded by Joshua Watson & Andrew Mclellan Mixed by Dusty Anastassiou. Recorded at The Underdog, Feb 8 2014. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 8-9pm, Friday 7 March 2014. Show production and engineering: Joshua Watson.