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The idea of a multi-billion pound theme park in north Kent is officially over after the company behind it went into liquidation.We were told London Resort on the Swanscombe peninsula would attract millions of visitors and create thousands of jobs.But it faced several challenges, including from wildlife campaigners. We've been getting reaction from Buglife.Also in today's podcast, and in a rare move, a planning officer has stepped in to stop councillors rejecting plans for a 52 home estate in East Malling.The Tonbridge and Malling council committee were due to refuse the plans for Ivy Farm after receiving more than 200 objections.Following the inauguration of Donald Trump as US President yesterday, a Kent campaigner says his second term in office feels like a 'step backwards'.Sara Fox organised a march in Canterbury last weekend to express concerns about women's rights.An electric vehicle owner says he's been treated "unfairly" by the council - after being fined for leaving his car at a charging station in Deal.Tony Nagle pulled up at the West Street Car Park only to find his phone had gone flat, and he couldn't recharge his car without it.Also on today's episode you can hear from a Kent mum who's been telling us how she fought to make her local football club more accessible for disabled people.It's after she struggled to find toilet facilities for her son, who's in a wheelchair.A B&B in Harrietsham that appeared on TVs Four in a Bed has revealed plans for expansion.Stable Oak Cottages has applied to convert a redundant barn into a tearoom and café for its guests.  And in sport, Ashford United manager Danny Kedwell has left the club after eight months in charge.The former Gillingham player goes after a run of three defeats and the side 10th in the Isthmian South East league.

Stevie Rice, the CEO of West Kent Mind, tells us about the great work they do,  making sure anyone with a mental health problem in the Sevenoaks, Tonbridge & Malling and Tunbridge Wells districts in West Kent has somewhere to turn for advice and support. https://westkentmind.org.uk/Support the show

Angry parents living close by to a new school in Ebbsfleet have slammed the admissions policy – and say they were sold a dream they just haven't got. They launched a petition which forced the school to change its criteria and increase its intake after it was revealed that if it was oversubscribed, other pupils would get priority over those who live nearby.Also in today's podcast, a Herne Bay mum says she's horrified after a child found a small blade in chips bought on a Kent pier. He'd bought the portion to share with his friends and was lucky it was spotted before someone bit into it. There are calls for bosses in Tonbridge and Malling to put an end to parking restrictions which are threatening the survival of a popular farmers' market. Critics say the four hour limit is putting unwelcome pressure on traders and at this rate they'll have no market left. You can also find out which KFC outlet in Kent has been ranked as one of the country's worst when it comes to hygiene. The Colonel has responded to the claims – saying they have high standards and since the result have been working hard to get things back up to scratch. And the KentOnline Podcast has been speaking to the owners of a new family entertainment centre that's opened in Sittingbourne. The £20,000 refurb to the old Snooker and Sports bar now includes an 18-hole neon crazy golf course, pool room and darts facilities. 

Send us a textWe kick off season 10 of the Veterans In Politics Podcast with Conservative Leadership hopeful, Tom Tugendhat!  This is a fantastic start to the season, and you wont be surprised to learn that our host Jonny and Tom (whom share the same cap badge from their time in the army) talk about leadership... a lot!Tom was Minister of State (Minister for Security) between 6 September 2022 and 5 July 2024 and attended cabinet. He previously served as the Chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee from 2017 to 2022 and was first elected the MP for Tonbridge and Malling in 2015.Before being elected as an MP, Tom served on operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. He also worked for the Foreign Office, helping to set up the National Security Council of Afghanistan and the government in Helmand Province. On returning to the UK, Tom served as the military assistant and principal adviser to the Chief of the Defence Staff to the British Army, Lord Richards, and we talk about how he has inspired his leadership style in politics.Tom studied Theology at the University of Bristol, followed by a Master's degree in Islamic studies at Cambridge University, which included learning Arabic in Yemen.After graduating, Tom worked in Beirut as a journalist, and soon after established one of Lebanon's first public relations companies. On his return to the UK, Tom joined the Territorial Army. When the Iraq War broke out in 2003, he was mobilised as an Arabic-speaking intelligence officer to serve with the Royal Marines.In 2005, Tom was asked by the Foreign Office to travel to Afghanistan to establish the National Security Council. After two years in Afghanistan and a brief return to the UK, Tom was mobilised and served operationally for a further two years with the Royal Marines, for which he received an MBE, coming off his last patrol in July 2009.Tom went on to work on the Army Strategy Team helping to prepare for the Strategic Defence and Security Review. He later served as the Chief of the Defence Staff's military assistant and principal adviser. He remains an Army Reserve officer.For more on Tom, see here: https://www.tomtugendhat.org/aboutomSupport the show✅Support The Show Help Us Grow! Help us reach more veterans by donating the cost of a cup of coffee today...

Gæsten denne gang er Alice Malling Thaarup. Hun er født Vendelbo, men har haft flere forskellige jobs både på Sjælland og udenRead More

I denne uges Radio Information når vi både omkring mordet på Hamas' politiske leder, sommerens hedebølger, Kamala Harris' vinderchancer og TV2's nye dramasatsning.   Den journalistiske gravergruppe 'Brændpunkt' er presset på sin eksistens: En fire måneder lang undersøgelse om korruption er netop røget på gulvet, og hvis journalisterne ikke snart finder en anden stor afsløring, ja, så bliver gruppen lukket. Nogenlunde sådan lyder udgangspunktet for TV2's nye store dramasatsning Graverne, der blandt andre har Mille Dinesen og Søren Malling i hovedrollerne. Men hvordan ser livet egentlig ud på en graverredaktion? Sådan i virkeligheden. Og hvor tæt på kommer Graverne i sin skildring? Vi har sat to af vores egne prisvindende graverjournalister, Jette Aagaard og Lasse Skou Andersen, til at se og anmelde serien. Vi skal også se nærmere på demokraternes nye præsidentkandidat Kamala Harris og hendes vinderchancer i det hæsblæsende amerikanske valg. USA-korrespondent Martin Burcharth identificerer de ting, hun skal lykkes med, hvis hun skal have en chance for at slå Donald Trump. Sebastian Abrahamsen kigger også forbi studiet for at forklare sommerens ekstreme hedebølger. At vi skal vænne os til stadigt varmere vejr, det ved vi, men hvordan kommer det mere præcist til at udspille sig og påvirke os – og hvordan kan vi bedst forberede os på det? Sebastian gør os klogere. Men vi starter med med en kort status på de seneste dages dramatiske udvikling i Mellemøsten. Iran har sværget, at man vil hævne likvideringen af Hamas' politiske leder Ismail Haniyeh, der blev dræbt i et angreb i Irans hovedstad, Teheran, natten til onsdag. Det er (ved redaktionens afslutning torsdag, red.) stadig uklart, hvor, hvornår og hvordan det bebudede gengældelsesangreb mod Israel vil finde sted. Mens vi venter på en afklaring, tegner Niels Ivar Larsen et portræt af den nu afdøde Ismail Haniyeh. Lyt med!

There are calls for a review of Dreamland's licence as it's emerged more than 20 teenagers ended up in hospital after a gig at the venue in Margate.A 17 year-old girl had died after attending a drum and bass event at Dreamland.Emily Stoke suffered from a suspected MDMA overdose - and it's now emerged 21 other teenagers also ended up in hospital.Also in today's podcast, Figures seen by KentOnline show a 70% rise in fines issued to parents in Kent for taking their children out of school.More than 13,000 penalty notices were handed out for unauthorised absences last year - up from around 7,700 the previous year.The founder of an organisation set up to help people with neurodiversity in east Kent says their services are at risk due to funding issues.Lucie Chiocchetti set up Neurodivergent Friends Thanet after being diagnosed with autism and ADHD as an adult.Dozens of people in Larkfield have objected to plans to knock down an old workshop and replace it with a new building and offices.Neuxpark Limited have submitted an application to Tonbridge and Malling council for The Shed off Lunsford Lane.Students at a martial arts school in Gravesend have been selected to join Team GB in the world championships of stick fighting.The sport sees participants in protective gear using using slender, wooden batons for one-to-one combat.

Eiendom Norge-direktør Henning Lauridsen presenterer Eiendom Norges utleieboligprisstatistikken for K2 2024 etterfulgt av paneldebatt.Vi spør: Hvordan sikre tilstrekkelig med utleieboliger i Norge?Panel:Byutviklingsbyråd i Oslo James Stove Lorentzen (H)Leder Oline Sæther (Norsk Studentorganisasjon)Eiendom Norge-direktør Henning LauridsenDirektør Stian Carlsen (Utleiemegleren) Daglig leder Stine Berg Lühr (Malling & Co Residential AS)Ordstyrer: Boligbobla-programleder Erik Lundesgaard (Eiendom Norge).Opptak fra Kulturhuset i Oslo torsdag 27. juni 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I denne #pengepodden-episoden har Bjørn Erik besøk i studio av Jon Mjølhus, førstelektor på Universitetet i Sørøst-Norge og NHH i Bergen. Jon underviser i finans og har tidligere vært aksjemegler i Carnegie og analysesjef i Formuesforvaltning. I tillegg er han seniorøkonom i Malling. Tema er personlige porteføljevalg, hvordan hver enkelt kan sette sammen en portefølje som passer deres alder, risikovilje, sparehorisont, etc..Agenda:(10:44) - Hvordan oppnå aksjemarkedets avkastning?(52:56) - Hvem trenger en finansiell rådgiver?Denne podcasten skal anses som markedsføringsmateriell, og innholdet må ikke oppfattes som en investeringsanbefaling. Podcasten er kun ment til informasjonsformål og generell spareveiledning. Nordnet tar ikke ansvar for eventuelle tap som måtte oppstå ved bruk av informasjonen i denne podcasten. Les mer på Nordnet.no Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Parents in part of Kent are demanding a new non-selective secondary school to save their children a 10-mile commute.Currently there isn't a non-grammar in Cranbrook, so pupils are faced with long journeys every day. That's led to mums and dads setting up a campaign group.Also in today's podcast, there's major disruption to rail services in Kent today as train drivers are out on strike.Members of the ASLEF union have been in a dispute with employers over pay since July 2022. We've been getting reaction from Southeastern.The man who wants to be the next Labour MP in Dover says the government has left it too late to avoid chaos at the town's Port when new biometric checks come in.The EU digital border controls are due to be introduced this Autumn and would see manual passport stamps replaced with facial imaging and fingerprinting.Today marks four weeks since the start of controversial road works in Medway - and local bosses have told the podcast they're pleased with how traffic's coping.The A228 in the Strood-bound direction from the Sans Pareil roundabout has been closed since March 11 and won't reopen until June so the entrance to a new school can be built.Parking charges are going up in another part of Kent as bosses look to create more revenue to avoid cutting services elsewhere.Tonbridge and Malling councillors have voted in favour of introducing a fee at sites in Aylesford and Larkfield to bring them in line with the rest of the borough.Residents in Stodmarsh say a stretch of road leading into their village could be one of the worst in Kent.Drivers say years of neglect have left Stodmarsh Road full of potholes, with uneven surfaces and water retention. In sport, Gillingham's hopes of reaching the league two play-offs are all but over after they suffered another defeat at the weekend.They were beaten 1-0 at Bradford City to drop to 11th in the table. We've been getting reaction from head coach Stephen Clemence and player Connor Mahoney.

My guest this week is Jannick Malling. At 13, Jannick was getting paid to make websites. 5 years later, he was an early employee at the high growth broker, Saxo Bank. Today, he's a serial fintech entrepreneur and the co-founder and co-CEO of Public.com, an investing platform. In this episode, we dive into the brokerage industry. We talk about how new-age brokerages compete against giants like Fidelity and Schwab, the business models of investing platforms, the impact of AI and more. Please enjoy this conversation with Jannick Malling. For the full show notes, transcript, and links to the best content to learn more, check out the episode page HERE. ----- This episode is brought to you by 10 East. 10 East is a platform where qualified investors can co-invest on a deal-by-deal basis across private equity, private credit, real estate ventures, and other one-off opportunities typically unavailable through traditional channels. It's no surprise that founders, executives, and portfolio managers from leading investment firms are using 10 East to diversify their personal portfolios. Their level of sourcing and diligence is institutional grade. To learn more, check out 10east.com. ----- Making Markets is a property of Colossus, LLC. For more episodes of Making Markets, visit joincolossus.com/episodes. Stay up to date on all our podcasts by signing up to Colossus Weekly, our quick dive every Sunday highlighting the top business and investing concepts from our podcasts and the best of what we read that week. Sign up here. Follow us on Twitter: @makingmkts | @ericgoldenx Editing and post-production work for this episode was provided by The Podcast Consultant (https://thepodcastconsultant.com). Show Notes (00:00:00) Welcome to Making Markets (00:02:59) First Question - The Rise of Mobile Investing and Its Impact (00:03:48) The New Generation's Approach to Investing (00:11:30) Exploring the Revenue Models of Modern Brokerages (00:14:05) The Controversy of Payment for Order Flow (00:23:35) The Revolutionary Impact of Fractional Shares (00:28:57) Venturing into the World of Corporate Bonds (00:29:30) Exploring the Nuances of Fixed Income and Equities (00:30:18) The Evolution of Brokerages (00:32:25) The Rise of AI in Financial Services (00:33:52) Navigating the Trust Landscape in Financial Services (00:42:00) Innovations in Investment: The Case for Music Royalties (00:47:33) The Future of Alternative Investments and Market Trends (00:51:02) Reflecting on Market Cycles and the Path Ahead Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In the world of entrepreneurship, success often comes to those who embrace challenges and chart their own unique path. Jannick Malling, a Danish-born entrepreneur, is a perfect embodiment of this spirit. From his early days tinkering with the internet in the suburbs of Copenhagen to co-founding and leading successful ventures in the financial technology space, Jannick's journey is both fascinating and inspiring.

Det er nytår - vi har gæster og siger tusind tak til alle jer, der lyttede med i 2023. OG hvis vi har et nytårsforsæt, er det, at vi bliver ved med at sende Dig og mig og musicals med fuld energi og glæde i 2024, netop fordi I er derude.

On this episode of the AI For All Podcast, Jannick Malling, co-founder and co-CEO of Public.com, joins Ryan Chacon and Neil Sahota to discuss AI in finance and investing. They talk about what Public does, stock trading, how AI synthesizes financial data, the benefits of AI in investing, the impact of AI on investors and investing, how experienced investors are viewing AI, the new roles AI will create in finance, predicting the irrational behavior of people, and the risks of AI investing. Jannick Malling is the co-founder and co-CEO of Public, the investing platform that allows people to invest in stocks, ETFs, treasuries, crypto, art, collectibles, and more – all in one place. The Danish entrepreneur has a natural drive for making a difference. At the age of 17, he joined Saxo Bank. Two years later, he helped build the fintech company CFH Group, which was eventually sold to Playtech (LON: PTEC) for more than DKK 800 million. As part of CFH Group, he also launched the spin-off company Tradable, the world's first open API trading platform. In 2019, he founded Public, which has gone on to raise over $300 million from investors such as Accel, Lakestar, Tiger Global, Will Smith (Dreamers VC), and other prolific investors such as Maria Sharapova, Tony Hawk, and NFL stars J.J. Watt and Bobby Wagner, and more. Public is on a mission to make the public markets work for all people. The fintech went from founding to unicorn status in less than 3 years, and has been one of the fastest growing financial services apps in America, boasting more than 3 million members since its 2019 launch. 2023 will be a defining year, as this is the year Public has ventured beyond stocks and crypto investing into other asset-classes such as alternatives and fixed income products, and has taken the first steps in its international expansion. Discover more about AI at https://ai-forall.com More about Public.com: https://public.com (00:00) Intro (00:19) Jannick Malling and Public.com (00:27) What Public does and AI in investing (04:57) Advanced trading capabilities for retail investors (08:29) How does AI synthesize financial data? (12:10) Who benefits the most from AI in investing? (15:38) Is AI making people better or worse investors? (22:23) How is AI transforming the investing world? (26:12) How are experienced investors viewing AI? (30:16) What new roles will be created in finance by AI? (33:41) Predicting the irrational behavior of people (37:21) Risks in AI investing (40:43) Learn more about Public.com Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/43dYQV9 Listen to the Podcast: https://bit.ly/45rewGf Join Our Newsletter: https://newsletter.ai-forall.com Follow Us on Social: https://linktr.ee/aiforallofficial

The family of a man who died in a crash on the A228 near West Malling have descibed him as the 'nicest man in the world'.The motorbike 43-year-old Scott Reeve was riding collided with traffic lights at a pedestrian crossing not far from the railway station on Sunday evening.An elderly woman has been left waiting in the cold for more than an hour, as there was no room for her wheelchair on a bus.79-year-old Diane Williams was at Folkestone bus station with her daughter, who is calling for Stagecoach to adapt their vehicles.Princess Anne has been in Kent to officially open the new Royal British Legion Industries' Centenary Village in Aylesford.Dozens of homes have been built for veterans as part of the £22 million project.As part of National Adoption Week it has been revealed there are more than 2,000 children waiting for their forever home. It is something families across Kent are being encouraged to consider, with the number of children being adopted dropping by nearly a quarter over the past five years.A charity football match is taking place in Medway this weekend.The nine-a-side tournament is happening at Cross Park in Allhallows tomorrow.And, England rugby star Ben Earl has sent a message to his former club Sevenoaks ahead of their World Cup semi-final tomorrow.The chairman says he has been a huge inspiration.

The dad of a young man who died after taking a 'cocktail of drugs' during birthday celebrations has paid a heartbreaking tribute.Chase Oldale-Worth was found unresponsive at his home in July after turning 23. Hear from reporter Alex Jee who has been speaking to the family.Also in today's podcast, foodbanks across Kent are braced for their worst winter yet with demand for their services at an all time high.The Trussell Trust runs seven sites in the county and expects to hand out more than one million emergency food parcels in the next three months. We've been speaking to their project manager in Swale.A Kent MP has promised everything will be done to keep communities safe in the UK as fighting in the Middle East continues.Israel launched strikes on Gaza after militant group Hamas carried out a surprise attack on the country just over a week ago. Hear from Tonbridge and Malling rep Tom Tugendhat.Thousands of children across Kent are finding out if they can apply to go to a grammar school next September.Results of the Kent Test are out and we've got analysis from education expert Graham Jones from Whitehead Monckton solicitors in Maidstone.An incredibly popular arts and crafts shop in Chatham is closing down after 40 years.Just Fabrics started off as a stall in the town's market before moving to the Pentagon shopping centre - but has to leave their current base. Hear from the owner.As Black History Month continues, final preparations are being made for an event to celebrate all cultures across Kent.The Empower Gala will award people who go above and beyond within their community.And in sport, Sheppey United have qualified for the opening round of the FA Cup for the first time ever.They beat Billericay Town on penalties in their replay match last night and will take on league 2 side Walsall next.

On the latest episode, we decode how Public is building the investment platform of the future — from their initial focus on fractional shares, to adding alternative assets, how they've built social features and community into their platform, and more. Learn Public's playbook for finding product market fit, achieving viral growth, building a multi-sided product, as well as their unique approach for driving accountability and ownership across their team. YouTube & Substack Watch this episode on YouTube or get new episodes in your inbox with Substack. Notes & Transcript Find my full notes and transcript for this episode at outlieracademy.com/148. Join Outliers Club Listen to episodes a week before they're released publicly. Remove all ads. And get access to exclusive Ask Me Anything sessions, hand-written transcripts, bonus articles, and more. All for just $9.99/month or $98/year. Join now → Chapters (0:00) Chapters coming… Get in Touch Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/danielscrivner Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danielscrivner/ Email: https://www.danielscrivner.com/contact Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A mum from West Malling has hit out at a special educational needs school after they denied her son a place.10-year-old Hector has autism and his mum Rosie Gill-Moss had been hoping to send him to West Heath School in Sevenoaks.Hear from Rosie and what the school principal has put in a letter to her local MP.Also in today's podcast, a report's revealed foreign prisoners are being held past their sentence at HMP Maidstone, because of delays in the immigration system.The Home Office has also been criticised for poor communication with inmates - as some key documents are only being provided in English. We've been speaking to the chair of the Independent Monitoring Board.Traders in part of Canterbury say a six week road closure is having a massive impact on business.Sturry Hill is shut between Sturry Court Mews and Popes Lane so utilities can be connected to a new housing estate. A local butcher has been telling us how much money they have lost.Campaigners have been warned not to celebrate too soon - despite a consultation on planned tip closures in Kent being delayed.Council bosses say they need more time to get documentation together. We've had reaction from councillors Anthony Hook and Stuart Jeffery.And in sport, the Gillingham chairman has been chatting ahead of the start of the new season.The Gills get their campaign under way at Stockport County on Saturday.

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I'm Zack Miller, Tearsheet's editor in chief. On today's show, we're going to explore opportunities. These types of opportunities we'll be talking about don't come around everyday but when they do, they can be transformative, if you're able to really step up. I talk to Jannick Malling, co-CEO and co-founder of investing app, Public. For younger investors, the meme stock rally offered an opportunity to participate, many for the first time, in the stock market. And for Jannick and Public, it offered an even bigger opportunity: to scale rapidly. But this required smart moves – Jannick and team distanced themselves from competitor Robinhood's revenue model, pay for order flow, which became an important topic as it opened and closed trading windows on popular meme stocks. Jannick recognized the power in this Game Stop moment and shares his thinking that went into strategizing around it. Last week, Public also released a new generative AI investment research tool called Alpha. It helps people, both newbies and experienced investors, learn more about the investment process and specific investments. Jannick shares his experience working with these new technologies, with a keen eye on how they can be used to service customers, and where they are headed in the future. Jannick Malling is my guest today on the Tearsheet Podcast.

People in Ashford are worried that replacing cobbles in the town centre with tarmac will lead to an increase in people on e-scooters and skateboards.The stones have been removed as part of work by the county council designed to improve the 'look and feel' of the area and improve safety - but not everyone is convinced it is a good idea.Also in today's podcast, a Kent MP insists security forces are prepared for the challenge of the coronation, after a man was arrested outside Buckingham Palace.He's thought to have thrown shotgun cartridges into the grounds. Hear from Tonbridge and Malling's Tom Tugendhat.The dad of a Sittingbourne teenager who took their own life after taking a controversial acne drug, says warnings about it don't go far enough.Melvin Sillcock thinks Roaccutane should be banned - but a report's concluded the benefits still outweigh the risks. We've been getting reaction from Medway GP Dr Julian Spinks.We're continuing our countdown to the Coronation and today you can hear from the Archbishop of Canterbury whose job it will be to crown King Charles and Queen Camilla.Plus, we've been finding out how one village school in Kent will be teaching pupils about the significance of the occasion.And in sport, a big crowd's expected at Priestfield tonight for the Kent Senior Cup final.Around 2,000 tickets have been sold for the game between Chatham Town and Margate.

Vi tar en prat med Magnus Steffensen, daglig leder i FDVhuset / FAMAC. Denne uken har vi nerdet om FDV (forvaltning, drift og vedlikehold) med Magnus i FDVhuset / FAMAC. Vi diskuterer både hva FDV er (perm? aktiviteter? software?), integrasjoner og PropTech (kanskje FDV-systemene er "navet" som kobler all teknologi sammen på bygget?) og spesifikk reisen til FAMAC som har utviklet teknologi på Sortland i over 10 år.

This episode was produced remotely using the ListenDeck standardized audio & video production system. If you're looking to jumpstart your podcast miniseries or upgrade your podcast or video production please visit www.ListenDeck.com. You can subscribe to this podcast and stay up to date on all the stories here on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Amazon and iHeartRadio. In this episode the host John Siracusa chats remotely with Jannick Malling, Co-founder & Co-CEO at Public.com.  Public.com is the fractional investing platform where members build modern portfolios of stocks & ETFs, crypto & NFTs, art & collectibles.   Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Amazon and iHeartRadio to hear next Thursdays episode with Ksenia Yudina from UNest.   About the host:   John is the founder of ListenDeck a full-service podcast and video production company, which has produced over 1000 episodes of various podcasts. He is the host of the ‘Bank On It' podcast, which features over 500 episodes starring high profile fintech leaders and entrepreneurs.    Follow John on LinkedIn, Twitter, Medium

Vi tar en prat med Christian i Malling & Co.

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On the latest episode of Outlier Founders, we decode how Public is building the investment platform of the future — from their initial focus on fractional shares, to adding alternative assets, how they've built social features and community into their platform, and more. Learn Public's playbook for finding product market fit, achieving viral growth, building a multi-sided product, as well as their unique approach for driving accountability and ownership across their team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A mum, dad and neighbour have described the moment an explosion ripped through a house in East Malling. They all suffered burns after it happened at the property on Catlyn Close on Sunday evening. Hear from Megan and Lee Holland and Curtis Bartley-Rae. Also in today's podcast, you may well have noticed empty shelves in the supermarkets due to issues with supplies of fruit and vegetables. We've been speaking to a farmer near Canterbury and also the founder of a food bank in Gillingham who says his staff are being abused for not having enough produce. A Maidstone man who's been in and out of prison after becoming addicted to heroin says having to say a final goodbye to his mum from behind bars spurred him on to turn his life around. Dan Grossett was smoking cannabis by the age of just 12 and started stealing to fund his drug habit - he's been telling us his story. And in sport, one of the biggest ever shake-ups in men's football in England is being published today, following a review by former sports minister and Chatham MP Tracey Crouch. A new regulator will make sure clubs have a financially sound business model, and fans will get a bigger say on how things are run.

Three people have been taken to hospital following an explosion at a flat in East Malling. The suffered burns and breathing difficulties after it happened last night. Hear from our reporter Ben Austin at the scene. Also in today's podcast, people living in rural parts of Kent fear they'll be isolated as bus cuts come into force today. Kent County Council has axed several services as it looks to balance the budget by £2.2 million. Hear from a mum who has had to arrange a taxi to take her son to and from school. A Kent MP says he's considering his future after being rejected as the Conservatives' candidate for a new constituency. Our political editor Paul Francis explains how the Weald of Kent seat will be added at the next general election. There's anger over plans to ban fishing in part of Kent where it's been a popular and much needed activity for many over the last 25 years. People using the moat at Park Farm in Ashford say they've formed a community there which has helped lots of people through dark times. Hear from those who use the site, the parish council and what the local authority has to say. A teenager from Sittingbourne's been telling the KentOnline Podcast what it's like to be a young carer for her mum and brother who both have epilepsy. Nicole Baxter was just seven when she started learning about the condition, and was taught what to do in an emergency. The new landlords of a Medway pub say they want to give it back to the community. David Carroll and Emma Smith took over The Angel in Rainham just before Christmas, and are planning a £185,000 refurbishment next month. And in sport, it was another win for Gillingham at the weekend as their bid to avoid relegation from league two continues. Hear from manager Neil Harris following the 2-0 victory over Rochdale.

País Dinamarca Dirección Charlotte Sieling Guion Jesper Fink, Maya Ilsøe, Charlotte Sieling Música Jon Ekstrand Fotografía Rasmus Videbæk Reparto Trine Dyrholm, Søren Malling, Morten Hee Andersen, Jakob Oftebro, Bjørn Floberg, Magnus Krepper, Thomas W. Gabrielsson, Simon J. Berger, Linus Nilsson, Halldóra Geirharðsdóttir Sinopsis 1402. La reina Margrete gobierna Suecia, Noruega y Dinamarca a través de su hijo adoptivo, Erik. Pero se está gestando una conspiración y Margrete se encuentra en un dilema imposible que podría destrozar el trabajo de su vida: la Unión de Kalmar.

Det løber som en rød tråd i Malene Mallings liv, at hun altid har gjort sig umage. Om det har handlet om lanceringen af Cover tilbage i 00'erne hvor hun som blot 30-årig grundlagde sit eget forlag og satte nye standarder for, hvad man i Danmark kunne forvente sig af et modemagasin. Eller om det har været de mange år som stort set enlig mor for sine to døtre, fordi familien uanset hvad altid har været det vigtigste. I denne Mama-samtale skal vi høre om det hele: Om opvæksten i Oxford i England, om modebranchen, om at få en hjerneblødning da hun føder sit første barn, om skilsmissen som sit livs værste nederlag og om at finde hjem til sig selv og unde sig et lidt lettere liv.

A man in his 50s has died following a crash on the M20. He was driving an Audi which collided with two other vehicles on the London bound stretch yesterday evening. It meant the motorway had to be shut for more than 14 hours. Also in today's podcast, it's been confirmed, nurses in Kent and Medway will be part of national strikes for the first time in the New Year. The Royal College of Nursing says there'll be new walkouts at hospitals across much of England on the 18th and 19th January. Hear from a former nurse at East Kent Hospitals Trust. We're being warned to expect disruption on Kent's roads over the next couple of days, as millions of people travel for Christmas. The AA's issued an amber traffic warning, with particular concern for motorways like the M25 and M20. We speak to Toby Howe from the Kent Resilience Forum, which plans for events like this. A man who almost died after contracting TB while living on the streets in Canterbury is going to feature in a new three-part documentary. Nick Chamberlain's told us he kept going to A&E because he was feeling so unwell, but struggled to get treatment. He was being filmed by Joe Spence who was doing a PhD at the University of Kent -  he covered Nick's story for five years and helped him get live-saving treatment. Elsewhere, a homelessness charity has told the KentOnline Podcast, they fear more people will be out on the streets in the New Year because of the cost of living crisis. Figures from Maidstone Homeless Care show the number of people in need of food parcels has reached more than 300 a month. And, a Kent historian's been giving us her predictions for what will feature in the King's Speech this weekend. It's the first time he'll deliver the special Christmas message since becoming monarch.      

As the cost of living crisis continues, the Chancellor has been delivering his Budget. We set out the main points and there's analysis from our political editor Paul Francis. Also in today's podcast, Kent MP Tom Tugendhat has been banned from driving for 6 months after being caught using a mobile behind the wheel. The Tonbridge and Malling rep has apologised but insisted he was just holding the phone when he was pulled over by police in Wandsworth in April. The major rebuild of an estate in Maidstone could have hit a stumbling block after one resident announced he was refusing to move. Golding Homes are looking to demolish around 100 properties on the Shepway estate and replace them with modern, energy efficient homes. Hear from Danny Roberts who lives there. There's been flooding in parts of Kent after more heavy rain overnight. The Environment Agency have issued several alerts and warnings as river levels continue to rise. Our colleagues at KMTV have been speaking to a worker at a shop in Tunbridge Wells that flooded overnight. The team behind Kent's largest science and innovation park have announced they're expanding. Discovery Park, near Sandwich, is celebrating it's 10th anniversary by revealing plans to double the number of people employed on its site. We've been catching up with chairman Martino Picardo. We've also been getting a sneak peak inside a former Medway bank that's been turned into a pub. The people behind the popular dead pigeon in Rochester have converted the old Barclays in Rainham. And, there's been a surprise visit to our radio station, kmfm, as a popular 90s TV show makes a comeback. Challenge Anneka is returning to our screens. Find out what happened when Anneka Rice turned up to see Garry and Chelsea on kmfm breakfast this morning.

Monopolet: Podcastvært Signe Lindkvist, skuespiller Søren Malling og tidl. professionel håndboldspiller Jesper Nøddesbo. Vært: Sara Bro.

Martin har vært i Trondheim på Jobb Smartere konferansen, kommune-norge sin egen PropTech samling. Konferansen blir organisert hvert år av Norsk kommunalteknisk forening for å løfte frem og dele eiendomsteknologisk innovasjon i kommunal-sektor. Linker i episoden: Norsk Kommunalteknisk ForeningJobb Smartere konferansenApurgoN3 SmartBritannia hotellTork Vision RenholdGuard Automation Street Smart

Vi har hatt en laaaaaang sommerferie i Praktisk PropTech, og er midt i å planlegge neste sesong. Før sommeren var det god stemning på MESH i Oslo hvor vi snakket med flere tankeledere innenfor eiendomsteknologi. Her er en samtale vi hadde med Robert Skramstad i Malling og Co.

Bosses at a shopping centre in Dover say they've suffered a 40% drop in revenue since RingGo was introduced as the only way to pay for parking. Machines at the site have been removed and customers have to use an app or make a phone call. Our reporter Sam Lennon has been speaking to the centre manager and some customers - you can also find out how he got on parking there. Also in today's podcast, an invention by a Kent woman which could help with the early detection of breast cancer has won a leading award. Dotplot uses sound waves to check the breast tissue - the data is stored in an app and the user is alerted if there are any significant changes that need investigating. The Kent MP who stood against the new Prime Minister during the Tory leadership contest has been given a job in government. Tonbridge and Malling's Tom Tugendhat is now minister for security. Hear from our political editor Paul Francis. A Chatham man diagnosed with HIV says it's important people realise it's no longer a death sentence. Steve Bamford was told he had the virus after being admitted to hospital with pneumonia in 2018. He's been sharing his story and explaining how he's trying to raise awareness. And in sport, Kent's Alessia Russo scored for England last night as they completed their Women's World Cup qualifiers with an incredible 10-0 win.

Where do things stand in Ukraine six months into the war? How have the United States, Britain, and NATO contributed to the war effort to this point? What more could we do in the months ahead? What broader lessons should we draw? To discuss these questions, we are joined by Tom Tugendhat, Conservative MP for Tonbridge and Malling and Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the British parliament. According to Tugendhat: the end result is clear. The courage and commitment of the Ukrainian people means that Ukraine will not and cannot be a Russian satellite or a Russian colony again. Nonetheless, as he argues, America, Britain, and the rest of the NATO allies must continue to support Ukraine on the military and diplomatic fronts to ensure a successful outcome. Tugendhat and Kristol also consider lessons we might learn from the new geopolitical situation we face following the withdrawal from Afghanistan and Putin's invasion of Ukraine. On this front, Tugendhat presents a compelling case for strengthening the alliance of free states around the world for the sake of our own security and prosperity and for the security of the world at large.

Where do things stand in Ukraine six months into the war? How have the United States, Britain, and NATO contributed to the war effort to this point? What more could we do in the months ahead? What broader lessons should we draw? To discuss these questions, we are joined by Tom Tugendhat, Conservative MP for Tonbridge and Malling and Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the British parliament. According to Tugendhat: the end result is clear. The courage and commitment of the Ukrainian people means that Ukraine will not and cannot be a Russian satellite or a Russian colony again. Nonetheless, as he argues, America, Britain, and the rest of the NATO allies must continue to support Ukraine on the military and diplomatic fronts to ensure a successful outcome. Tugendhat and Kristol also consider lessons we might learn from the new geopolitical situation we face following the withdrawal from Afghanistan and Putin's invasion of Ukraine. On this front, Tugendhat presents a compelling case for strengthening the alliance of free states around the world for the sake of our own security and prosperity and for the security of the world at large.

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A man has been arrested after a car smashed into houses in Maidstone. The vehicle went through a garden wall, sending bricks flying through nearby windows in the early hours of this morning. Also in today's podcast, we could be forced to pay more to use sports centres in Kent as councils are hit with rising energy prices. We're just four months in to the financial year, but authorities say their budgets are already being squeezed. Hear from the leader of Tonbridge and Malling borough council. Traders in part of Ashford say they've noticed a drop in custom after the sudden closure of a town centre car park. The site on Edinburgh Road has been shut for safety reasons after debris fell from a ceiling during last month's heatwave. Kent has recorded it's first cases of Monkeypox - we reveal where. We might be in the middle of a long, hot summer but one of the stars of panto in Kent this year has been chatting about being in the county for Christmas. Carrie Hope Fletcher will be playing the villain in Sleeping Beauty at the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury. And in sport, Kent race walker Tom Bosworth says he's feeling emotional ahead of his event at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. He'll be going in the 10km on Sunday ahead of retiring at the end of the season.

A Thanet couple who posed as carers and stole from an elderly, vulnerable man have avoided being sent to prison. A court's been told how Michelle Gilliam and Ashley Knox from West Cliff Road in Ramsgate befriended the victim after the first Covid lockdown. Hear from our reporter Sean Axtell who's been following the case at Canterbury Crown Court. Also in today's podcast, it's officially the hottest day in the UK on record. We've been finding out how people in Rochester are coping with the scorching temperatures. Workmen in Gillingham have also been describing what it's like working in the extreme temperatures. Kent MP Tom Tugendhat is out of the race to be the next Prime Minister. The Tonbridge and Malling rep received the fewest votes in the latest round of voting in the Conservative leadership race. Hear from him, our political editor Paul Francis and Ashford MP Damian Green. Stats out today show how many people in Kent are out of work - we've got the details. And in sport, Dartford's Adam Gemili has failed to reach the semi-finals of the 200 metres at the World Athletics Championships in America. Find out what he had to say on socials following the race.

A rare red warning for extreme heat has been issued for parts of Kent. Forecasters say temperatures in the county could reach the mid to high 30s on Monday and Tuesday. Hear what the red warning means, we've also been speaking to the RNLI about safety on the coast and from a trader who's looking forward to a welcome boost to business. Also on today's podcast, as the battle for Number 10 continues, the final five Conservative MPs in the running for the leadership are gearing up for TV debates. Tonbridge and Malling's Tom Tugendhat scraped through yesterday's vote but has come out fighting. We have analysis and speak to some of those supporting him. Find out why another of Kent's MPs is angry at the timing of another rail strike. People looking after a park in Gillingham are so fed up with it being vandalised, they're putting on graffiti workshops to encourage creativity. Hear from the councillor behind it. And finally, we've got a fascinating interview with a former Mafia boss who's going to be in Kent this weekend. Michael Franzese was once dubbed the Mafia Prince but managed to leave the Mob and now helps others avoid a life of crime.

Two NHS workers are refusing to pay parking fines they were given while caring for a dying Covid patient in Canterbury. The pair say they are now being chased by bailiffs after leaving their cars in a parking bay near a flat on Stonebridge Road. Hear from our reporter Lydia Chantler-Hicks who's been covering the story. Also in today's podcast, water is slowly returning to thousands of homes and businesses on the Isle of Sheppey following two days without supplies. Bursts on the main pipe supplying the island have been the cause of the problem. Hear from reporters John Nurden and Jamie Long who're both on the island, and a from a taxi firm that's been getting supplies to the most vulnerable. The MP for Tonbridge and Malling has been trying to gather more support from colleagues after making it into the final six of the Conservative leadership contest. Tom Tugendhat got 37 votes yesterday and also has the backing of the leader of the county council. It's feared children's health could be at risk if they're out playing sport in the hot weather in Kent this weekend. A football club in Medway has decided to cancel a tournament they had planned, after an amber warning for extreme heat was issued by the Met Office. And, a statue of Christopher Marlowe planned for Canterbury has been described as looking more like a 'scary marine creature from Pirates of the Caribbean'. Critics of the design are calling for the sculpture of the 16th century dramatist to better resemble his likeness - rather than a piece made of recycled steel.

People living on the Isle of Sheppey have been left with low water pressure or no supplies at all on one of the hottest days of the year so far. Water stations are being set up on the island so residents can get supplies. Hear from Southern Water on what's causing the problem. Also today, in his first interview with the KentOnline Podcast since announcing his bid to run for Tory leader, Tom Tugendhat has said he'll rebuild trust and grow the economy. The Tonbridge and Malling rep was one of the first to put his name forward for the top job following the resignation of Boris Johnson last week. Figures given to the KentOnline Podcast show 10 children in an average size class in one part of Kent are living in poverty. Data from the End Child Poverty Coalition shows around a third of youngsters under the age of 16 in Thanet are in households that are struggling to make ends meet. We've been speaking to the chair of the coalition and have some of your thoughts. You can also hear about a schoolgirl who's having to do a four hour round trip to school. Karina French and her family moved from Erith to Dartford but then couldn't find a class place for the 8-year-old. We detail what her journey entails and have a response from the council. And, find out what attraction is returning to Rochester Cathedral this summer,

Another MP from Kent is bidding to be the next Prime Minister. Rainham and Gillingham's Rehman Chishti has joined the Conservative leadership race. He joins Tonbridge and Malling's Tom Tugendhat and in today's podcast you can hear what both have had to say in their campaign videos. Our political editor also looks ahead to how the election process will work. Also in today's podcast, a Kent mum who's continuing to fight for her daughter to be prescribed cannabis on the NHS, says her current supply could be stopped at the end of the year. Teagan Appleby, 12, used to suffer hundreds of seizures a day before managing to get oil which is shipped to the UK from Israel. But safety concerns have been raised by the government. Hear from Emma and a response from officials. The hot weather is set to continue in Kent. Forecasters say it could reach 35c in the county this week - we've been speaking to a lawyer about the rules around work, Kent's director of public health and the Environment Agency who're warning about cooling off in rivers. Find out why 50,000 bees have been brought to a prison in Kent. Plus in sport, we have details on a new signing for Gillingham and details of their latest pre-season friendly.

Afsnit 398. Søren Malling! Søren er skuespiller og du kender ham sikkert for hans mange roller i danske film og serier - Senest fra den nyeste sæson af Borgen. Sørens styrke i hans roller ligger i at være det ordinære og normale menneske, hvilket har printet hans person fast i de fleste af de universer han har optrådt i. I dagens afsnit er han dog i "Hva så?!"'s univers og her er han er alt andet end et ordinært og typisk menneske; Vi snakker nemlig om alt hvad han har måtte lægge på hylden fra sine dannende år, vores fælles laster i livet, hvad der kendetegner en god instruktør og meget, meget mere. Søren er en fantastisk gå-makker i denne torsdags ekstra lange afsnit af "Hva så?!". Gå fornøjelse, Chrisitian.

Monopolet: Skuespiller og tv-vært Ibi Støving, radio- og tv-vært Simon Jul og skuespiller Søren Malling. Vært: Sara Bro. Dilemmaliste: 1. Andrea er i gang med at arrangere sit studentergilde, og er i tvivl om hun skal invitere sin gode veninde Berits kæreste med, da Berit ikke er særligt festlig, når hendes kæreste er med til fest. 2. Johanne elsker at servere god mad for andre, men hendes kæreste rører aldrig andet end den fede, snaskede og blævrende del af aftensmaden. 3. "Hobbitten" Marie er 153 cm høj og har problemer med at aflevere og afhente sine børn i vuggestue pga. en høj låge ved vuggestuens indgang. 4. Morten er træner for et fodboldhold, der for nyligt har vundet en kamp på en fejldom, og nu er trænerstab og spillere uenige om de skal ændre resultatet. 5. Sofie spørger, om det er uprofessionelt at invitere sin fysioterapeut ud. 6. Pernille er netop startet på en ny arbejdsplads, og Pernille ved ikke, hvad hun skal gøre ved sin mands ekstreme jalousi over for de nye mandlige kollegaer. 7. Søstrene Ida og Emma er i tvivl om de skal tage hjem fra Smukfest, så de kan deltage i deres fætters bryllup. 8. Thomas ønsker egentlig ikke at være "den voksne" og bestemme over sin bedste ven Anders, men selvom Thomas har luftet sin bekymring for Anders, har Anders en slem tendens til at køre fuld hjem fra byen. 9. Trine er masochist og får konsensuelle blå mærker af den sex, hun dyrker med sin nye kæreste Leif, men Trine er i tvivl om hvordan hun forklarer mærkerne overfor sin familie, nu når sommeren nærmer sig. 10. Irene skal snart flytte til en græsk ø og beskriver sig selv som en meget selvstændig kvinde, men nu er Irenes græske kæreste og Irenes udlejer på forhånd begyndt at ordne hendes lejlighed uden hendes ønske.

Journalism sometimes gets a bad rap for its role in marginalizing voices – especially because journalism is supposed to be about tackling power structures. Guests in this episode provide their takes on sourcing the vulnerable and try to flip the script by providing some ways journalism can protect the marginalized and ignored.Mi Rosie Jahng, Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at Wayne State University in the U.S. and the co-author of “Reconstructing the Informal and Invisible,” helps us see how journalists are responding to the most-recent attack on their authority through cries against “fake news,” cries that are increasing public concerns that journalism doesn't stand for truth. From Spain, Mathias-Felipe de-Lima-Santos, a researcher at the University of Navarra and co-author of “Data journalism in favela,” takes a focused look at specific efforts journalists are taking to humanize data about forgotten and marginalized folk. And Milda Malling, a Ph.D. Candidate in the Journalism Department at Södertörn University in Sweden and author of “Reconstructing the informal and invisible,” reminds us that the way journalism marginalizes may be at the roots of how it works with sources, alerting us to the engrained nature of power in the press. Text Featured in this Episode:de-Lima-Santos, M. F., & Mesquita, L. (2021). Data Journalism in favela: Made by, for, and about Forgotten and Marginalized Communities. Journalism Practice, 1-19.Malling, M. (2021). Reconstructing the Informal and Invisible: Interactions Between Journalists and Political Sources in Two Countries. Journalism Practice, 1-21.Jahng, M. R., Eckert, S., & Metzger-Riftkin, J. (2021). Defending the Profession: US Journalists' Role Understanding in the Era of Fake News. Journalism Practice, 1-19.Produced and hosted by Robert (Ted) Gutsche, Jr.Give feedback to the podcast on Twitter @JournPractice or email jwordpodcast@gmail.com