Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Godfrey

Fresh off of a flight from Phoenix, AZ, Adam and Michael came directly to my house from the airport for a full, exhaustive and joyous report of the first Outlaw Music Festival show of 2025! Follow @songsofbob, @henrybernstein.bsky.socialIf you would like to support hosting my podcasts, please check out my Patreon where for $5 I will give you a shout out on the podcast of your choice. Thank you to, Rob Kelly, Roberta Rakove, Matt Simonson, and Christopher Vanni. For $10, in addition to the shout-out I'll send you a surprise piece of Bob Dylan merch! Thank you to Kaitie Cerovec who is already enjoying her merch! I have a merch shop! Check out all sorts of fun Bob Dylan (and more) items! Thank you to Mark Godfrey, Linda Maultsby and Peter White over on Substack.Email us at songsofbobdylan@gmail.comSubscribe: YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Substack.

Henry welcomes award winning, critically acclaimed author of "Olive Days" and dear friend, Jessica Elisheva Emerson to talk about a beloved, signature track off of the fan favorite album Street Legal -1978's “Señor (Tales of Yankee Power)!"Listen to the song, and follow along with the lyrics:Señor (Tales of Yankee Power)Written by: Bob DylanSeñor, señor, do you know where we're headin'?Lincoln County Road or Armageddon?Seems like I been down this way beforeIs there any truth in that, señor?Señor, señor, do you know where she is hidin'?How long are we gonna be ridin'?How long must I keep my eyes glued to the door?Will there be any comfort there, señor?There's a wicked wind still blowin' on that upper deckThere's an iron cross still hangin' down from around her neckThere's a marchin' band still playin' in that vacant lotWhere she held me in her arms one time and said, “Forget me not”Señor, señor, I can see that painted wagonI can smell the tail of the dragonCan't stand the suspense anymoreCan you tell me who to contact here, señor?Well, the last thing I remember before I stripped and kneeledWas that trainload of fools bogged down in a magnetic fieldA gypsy with a broken flag and a flashing ringSaid, “Son, this ain't a dream no more, it's the real thing”Señor, señor, you know their hearts is as hard as leatherWell, give me a minute, let me get it togetherI just gotta pick myself up off the floorI'm ready when you are, señorSeñor, señor, let's disconnect these cablesOverturn these tablesThis place don't make sense to me no moreCan you tell me what we're waiting for, señor?Copyright © 1978 by Special Rider MusicVisit https://www.elishevaemerson.com/ for more information on where to buy Olive Days. Follow @songsofbob, @henrybernstein.bsky.socialIf you would like to support hosting my podcasts, please check out my Patreon where for $5 I will give you a shout out on the podcast of your choice. Thank you to, Rob Kelly, Roberta Rakove, Matt Simonson, Josh Taff, and Christopher Vanni. For $10, in addition to the shout-out I'll send you a surprise piece of vintage Bob Dylan merch! Thank you to Kaitie Cerovec who is already enjoying her merch! Thank you to Mark Godfrey and Peter White over on Substack.Email us at songsofbobdylan@gmail.comSubscribe: YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Substack.

My paper has been accepted to the World of Bob Dylan 2025! See you in Tulsa, OK - July 24-28, 2025!https://dylan.utulsa.edu/register-for-the-world-of-bob-dylan-2025/ Follow @songsofbob, @henrybernstein.bsky.socialIf you would like to support hosting my podcasts, please check out my Patreon where for $5 I will give you a shout out on the podcast of your choice. Thank you to, Rob Kelly, Roberta Rakove, Matt Simonson, Josh Taff, and Christopher Vanni. For $10, in addition to the shout-out I'll send you a surprise piece of vintage Bob Dylan merch! Thank you to Kaitie Cerovec who is already enjoying her merch! Thank you to Mark Godfrey and Peter White over on Substack.Email us at songsofbobdylan@gmail.comSubscribe: YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Substack.

Check out the video of this over at Substack or YoutubeYou ever notice how when you love something there's always someone who loves to tell you how much they don't like that thing. As a Swiftie, I experience this all the time. People who don't like Taylor Swift LOVE telling Swifties they don't like her, why they don't like her and how much they don't like her. As a Dylan fan, for every 4 people telling me how much they love Bob like me, there's always one who has to point out “Oh yeah, great song writer but his voice is terrible.” The latest version of this is folks who not only didn't like A Complete Unknown but outright refuse to se it or dismiss its existence because Todd Hayne's 2007 film, I'm Not There, existed first. Early this week, an article dropped with a little quote from Cate Blanchett, star of I'm Not There, praising the film. Last Friday, on the holiday of Purim, I was dressed in what I think was a pretty spot-on Chalamet-esque Bob Dylan costume (specifically from the last scene of A Complete Unknown. At a Purim party, someone felt the need to tell me why they refuse to see ACU because of I'm Not There. Check out the video for the full story and rant. And for the love of Bob, can we please stop yucking other people's yums? Follow @songsofbob, @henrybernstein.bsky.socialIf you would like to support hosting my podcasts, please check out my Patreon where for $5 I will give you a shout out on the podcast of your choice. Thank you to, Rob Kelly, Roberta Rakove, Matt Simonson, Josh Taff, and Christopher Vanni. For $10, in addition to the shout-out I'll send you a surprise piece of vintage Bob Dylan merch! Thank you to Kaitie Cerovec who is already enjoying her merch! Thank you to Mark Godfrey and Peter White over on Substack.Email us at songsofbobdylan@gmail.comSubscribe: YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Substack.

Welcome to Songs of Experience: A Bob Dylan Podcast, where we explore the man and the music one song at a time.Henry welcomes fellow Chicagoland area Dylan fan, Brendan McCarthy to SoE HQ (in person!) to talk about one of Dylan's earliest recordings, "Rambler, Gambler" officially released in 2005 on the No Direction Home soundtrack.Listen to the song, and follow along with the lyrics:Rambler, GamblerI'm a rambler, I'm a gamblerI'm a long way from my homeIf the people don't like meThey can leave me aloneCome sit down beside meCome sit down right hereCome sit down, love, I want youLove you boldly, so dearWhen you get to WyomingA letter you'll seeIf you get into troubleJust you write and tell meFor I once had a loverHer age was sixteenShe's a flower of velvet and the rose of CelineHer parents was against meNow she is the sameIf I writ on your book, loveJust you blot out my nameOh there's changes in the oceanThere's changes in the seaThere's changes in my true loveAin't no change in me  Follow @songsofbob, @henrybernstein.bsky.socialIf you would like to support hosting my podcasts, please check out my Patreon where for $5 I will give you a shout out on the podcast of your choice. Thank you to, Rob Kelly, Roberta Rakove, Matt Simonson, Josh Taff, and Christopher Vanni. For $10, in addition to the shout-out I'll send you a surprise piece of vintage Bob Dylan merch! Thank you to Kaitie Cerovec who is already enjoying her merch! Thank you to Mark Godfrey over on Substack.Email us at songsofbobdylan@gmail.comSubscribe: YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Substack.

Welcome to Songs of Experience: A Bob Dylan Podcast, where we explore the man and the music one song at a time. Henry welcomes a fellow midwestern boy and 80's-Bob defender, Matt Simonson to talk about "Man Of Peace" from Dylan's 1983 album, Infidels.Follow along with the lyrics:Man of PeaceWritten by: Bob DylanLook out your window, baby, there's a scene you'd like to catchThe band is playing “Dixie,” a man got his hand outstretchedCould be the FührerCould be the local priestYou know sometimes Satan comes as a man of peaceHe got a sweet gift of gab, he got a harmonious tongueHe knows every song of love that ever has been sungGood intentions can be evilBoth hands can be full of greaseYou know that sometimes Satan comes as a man of peaceWell, first he's in the background, then he's in the frontBoth eyes are looking like they're on a rabbit huntNobody can see through himNo, not even the Chief of PoliceYou know that sometimes Satan comes as a man of peaceWell, he catch you when you're hoping for a glimpse of the sunCatch you when your troubles feel like they weigh a tonHe could be standing next to youThe person that you'd notice leastI hear that sometimes Satan comes as a man of peaceWell, he can be fascinating, he can be dullHe can ride down Niagara Falls in the barrels of your skullI can smell something cookingI can tell there's going to be a feastYou know that sometimes Satan comes as a man of peaceHe's a great humanitarian, he's a great philanthropistHe knows just where to touch you, honey, and how you like to be kissedHe'll put both his arms around youYou can feel the tender touch of the beastYou know that sometimes Satan comes as a man of peaceWell, the howling wolf will howl tonight, the king snake will crawlTrees that've stood for a thousand years suddenly will fallWanna get married? Do it nowTomorrow all activity will ceaseYou know that sometimes Satan comes as a man of peaceSomewhere Mama's weeping for her blue-eyed boyShe's holding them little white shoes and that little broken toyAnd he's following a starThe same one them three men followed from the EastI hear that sometimes Satan comes as a man of peace Follow @songsofbob, @henrybernstein.bsky.socialIf you would like to support hosting my podcasts, please check out my Patreon where for $5 I will give you a shout out on the podcast of your choice. For $10, in addition to the shout-out I'll send you a surprise piece of vintage Bob Dylan merch! Thank you to my Patrons, Rob Kelly, Roberta Rakove, Matt Simonson, Christopher Vanni and Mark Godfrey.Email us at songsofbobdylan@gmail.comSubscribe: YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify

Starting 5 . The Prophetic - Message by Adam and Dale Meredith and Mark Godfrey at The Red Door Community Church.

Jennifer Wharton, Audrey Ochoa, Ana Carla Maza, Mareike Wiening, Margherita Carbonell, Matteo Maranzana, Daniele Delfino & Macade, Mark Godfrey, Rubim de Toledo, Elizabeth Shepherd, Aretha Tillotson, Hiromi, Atlantis Jazz Ensemble, and Johnathan BlakePlaylist: Jennifer Wharton - Mama's AlrightAudrey Ochoa - I Would Have Told You AnywayAna Carla Maza - BahíaMareike Wiening, featuring Dave Douglas, Rich Perry, Glenn Zaleski, Alex Goodman & Johannes Felscher - RevealMargherita Carbonell, Matteo Maranzana, Daniele Delfino & Macade - DixitMark Godfrey - Forty Minutes or MoreRubim de Toledo - The Long Way (Down)Elizabeth Shepherd - Vernon Morning StarAretha Tillotson - SphereHiromi , featuring Sonicwonder - UpAtlantis Jazz Ensemble - TranscendenceJohnathan Blake - A Slight Taste

Kris Davis, Tineke Postma, Veronica Swift, Kavita Shah, Shuteen Erdenebaatar, Ute Lemper, Claudia Villela, Ivan Lins, Michael Brecker, Rubim de Toledo, Mark Godfrey, Elizabeth Shepherd, Ruiqi Wang, Salome Perli, Blanche Baillargeon, and Josh Cole.Playlist: Kris Davis, featuring Terri Lyne Carrington, Val Jeanty, Julian Lage and Trevor Dunn - VWTineke Postma - SankalpaVeronica Swift - Chega de SaudadeKavita Shah, featuring Bau - SodadeShuteen Erdenebaatar - SaudadeUte Lemper - Time TravelerClaudia Viella - BatucadorIvan Lins, featuring Randy Brecker - Missing MilesMichael Brecker - Modus OperandyRubim de Toledo, featuring Karimah - Equal GroundMark Godfrey - Forty Minutes or MoreElizabeth Shepherd - Right NowRuiqi Wang - A Descent of LiliesSalome Perli - IgnoranceBlanche Baillargeon - Le nidJosh Cole - the bar

Mark Godfrey continues our focus 'Make Room' as he looks at Luke chapter 4. It's important to know and be aware of what you are listening to. What goes in, is what will start to come out of you.   Mark Godfrey 28th May 2023

Mark Godfrey shares with us the importance of transition moments in our lives, and to look out for what God is doing in these times. Recorded live at Reality Church, Sunday 30 January 2022.

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The last decade has seen the Belgian national team transform spectacularly from also-rans to serious competitors. The Red Devils finished third in the 2018 World Cup and have become regular holders of the World No 1 ranking, with their current crop of players considered to be the country's second golden generation. But who could possibly have seen it coming? Well, if you had been on Merseyside in the late summer of 2008, you might just have had an inkling. Host Roddy Cairns (@RoddyGCairns) is joined by Mark Godfrey (@thatmarkgodfrey) and Ben Jack (@benjack94) of The Belgian Football Podcast (@BelgianPodcast) to look back on the time that Belgium's Standard Liège left their mark on both sides of Stanley Park - and sowed the seeds for their nation's golden era. Music credits (as edited): Welcome to the Show by Kevin MacLeod (Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4614-welcome-to-the-show) Fearless First by Kevin MacLeod (Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3742-fearless-first) License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

In his book Conversations About Sculpture (Yale) art historian Hal Foster recapitulates the discussions he has had, over a period of two decades, with the legendary minimalist sculptor Richard Serra. Professor Foster, a regular contributor to the London Review of Books, was in discussion about his book, and about Serra's extraordinary work, with Tate Modern curator Mark Godfrey. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Canadian Jazz Bassist Mark Godfrey .. We caught up with him in early January 2021 to talk about his latest 2020 CD Square Peg, the COVID-19 world and how he became on of the new faces in Canadian jazz .. This Toronto-based talent has established himself a mainstay in this national community and was named the 2019 Emerging Jazz Artist by the Toronto Arts Foundation. Get to know him and dig this interview.Click here to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO. Listen to KCXL on Tunein Radio at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/. You can now catch Neon Jazz on KOJH 104.7 FM out of the Mutual Musicians Foundation from Noon - 1 p.m. CST Monday-Friday at https://www.kojhfm.org/. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/

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Episode No. 465 features artist Virginia Jaramillo. The Menil Collection is presenting "Virginia Jaramillo: The Curvilinear Paintings, 1969-74" through July 3, 2021. It is the first solo museum exhibition of Jaramillo's sixty-year career. Curated by Michelle White, the show features a series of paintings that Jaramillo made featuring the joining of line to color against mostly monochromatic backgrounds. The exhibition is also a celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of "The De Luxe Show," one of the first racially integrated exhibitions in the United States, which was presented in Houston in 1971. (Art historian Darby English's book 1971: A Year in the Life of Color examined the exhibition. English discussed the book on The MAN Podcast in 2017.) Jaramillo is a California-born painter whose abstractions have long explored space, line, geography and the physical remnants of civilizations. In the last decade alone, she has been included in major scholarly exhibitions such as curator and art historian Kellie Jones's "Now Dig This: Art and Black Los Angeles, 1960-80" and "Witness: Art and Civil Rights in the Sixties," which Jones curated with A. Carbone, and Mark Godfrey and Zoe Whitley's "Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power." Jaramillo's paintings are in the collections of museums such as the Brooklyn Museum, the Kemper in Kansas City, the Metropolitan in New York, the Norton Simon in Pasadena and the Virginia MFA in Richmond.

Mark Godfrey, director of Beyond Ministries, shares with us how revelation reveals, creates and transforms our reality. Recorded live at Reality Church, Sunday 20 September 2020.

The recent arrival of six Chinese super trawlers in Liberia, capable of capturing 12,000 tons of fish -- more than twice the country's sustainable catch -- highlights the growing problem of what to do about the growing presence of China's distant fishing fleet operating off the coast of West Africa.For years, Chinese trawlers in Ghana, Nigeria and elsewhere in the region have taken advantage of poor governance, corruption and the inability of these governments to enforce fishing regulations. Today, the Chinese vessels largely operate beyond government control, prompting an increasingly serious environmental crisis brought on from over-fishing that also endangers local coastal communities who depend on these waters for their livelihoods.What, if anything, can be done to rein in China's distant fishing fleet operating off the coast of West Africa?Two guests join Eric & Cobus this week to explore that question: Mark Godfrey closely follows China's distant fishing fleet as a contributing editor for the industry publication Seafood Source and explains how Chinese government subsidies play a critical role in this crisis. Then, the Executive Director of the Accra-based sustainable fisheries NGO Hen Mpoano, Kofi Agbogah, joins the discussion to talk about how the Chinese fleet benefits from the lack of any meaningful enforcement of Ghana's fishing laws.JOIN THE DISCUSSION:Facebook: www.facebook.com/ChinaAfricaProject Twitter: @eolander | @stadenesque SUPPORT THIS PODCAST. BECOME A SUBSCRIBER TO THE CHINA AFRICA PROJECT.Your subscription supports independent journalism. Subscribers get the following:1. A daily email newsletter of the top China-Africa news.2. Access to the China-Africa Experts Network3. Unlimited access to the CAP's exclusive analysis content on chinaafricaproject.comSubscribe today and get two-weeks free: www.chinaafricaproject.com/subscribe

What does it mean to be lead by the Holy Spirit? How can we know it’s God speaking to us? How can we become aware of the Holy Spirit in us and all around us? These questions are more will be discussed today as we talk with Mark Godfrey.Mark, alongside his wife, Belinda, are the Directors & Founders of BEYOND, A missional and prophetic ministry organisation that impacts communities both locally and overseas. BEYOND is called to be an inspirational voice to empower leaders, organisations and everyday people to live out their God designed story.Mark holds a bachelors degree in social science, majoring in applied counselling. speaking personally, he is one of the most down to earth people I know. From what I have seen, Mark has a passion for seeing the Kingdom of God come in a holistic way- ways that include social justice, breaking down church walls, yet also seeing deeply personal transformations in people. Mark marries the two spheres of public faith and personal faith into his deep belief in the Holy Spirits intentional leading in our life and in the life of the church.To follow Marks work, follow him on Insagram at mark.godfrey.75 and to follow the work of the ministry known as beyond, follow Beyond on either Facebook or Instagram with the handle at beyond.empower.

Stel and Mike are joined by Mark Godfrey, creator and host of the hotly anticipated Vincera! The Story Of Italia '90 Podcast. Mark talks about his fondest memories of the competition, planning the podcast, which incredible guests he has had on the show and much more. Give the podcast a follow on Twitter @Vincera90 Listen to it via the following links iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vincer%C3%A0-the-story-of-italia-90/id1472867612?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1IF8uzAyfX9txHyHUiJfzR Google - https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9jOWUxN2U4L3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz

Amidst a climate of uncertainty and social distancing due to COVID-19, writer and e-flux journal contributing editor Elvia Wilk and artist Anicka Yi discuss various changing global ecologies, viral and otherwise. Their original in-person conversation was planned on the occasion of Tate Modern’s selection of Yi for the annual Hyundai / Turbine Hall commission.  A symbiotic organism in its own right, Anicka Yi's work fuses multi-sensory experience with synthetic and evolutionary biology to form lush bio-fictional landscapes. Utilizing a “biopolitics of the senses,” Yi challenges traditional approaches to the human sensorium, emphasizing olfaction as well as microbial and embodied intelligence. Through her research and “techno-sensual” artistic exploration, Yi is opening new discourse in the realms of cognition, artificial intelligence and machine learning, introducing concepts of the sensorial ecology of intelligence, the machine microbiome, machine ecosystems, and “biologized” machines. Maintaining a practice focused on co-subjectivity, Yi’s projects include collaborations with engineers, robots, synthetic and microbiologists, computer scientists, perfumers, ant and bacterial colonies, algae, tempura-fried flowers, and snails.  Anicka Yi lives and works in New York City. Her recent solo exhibitions include Gladstone Gallery, Brussels; the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; Fridericianum, Kassel; Kunsthalle Basel; List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge, Massachusetts; The Kitchen, New York; and The Cleveland Museum of Art. Yi’s work was also featured in the 58th Venice Biennale, 2019. Yi has screened her film, The Flavor Genome, at the 2017 Whitney Biennial and the International Film Festival of Rotterdam, 2017. In 2016, she was awarded the Hugo Boss Prize for outstanding achievement in contemporary art. She is represented by Gladstone Gallery and 47 Canal, New York.  Yi's Hyundai Commission at Tate’s Turbine Hall is scheduled to open in October 2020. It will be curated by Mark Godfrey, senior curator; Petra Schmidt, production manager; and Carly Whitefield, assistant curator.

Our guest is Mark Godfrey, founder of the Football Pink, whose new podcast series, Vincerà, chronicles the stories from Italia '90 to mark the 30th anniversary of this iconic World Cup finals.

Take a break from the horrors of 2020 with the return of the original 90s football podcast, Alive and Kicking. On this episode we travel back to the summer of 1990 and relive Italia 90 once again. Host Ash Rose is once again joined by writer Matthew Crist and on the eve of his new Italia 90 podcast hitting the airwaves Mark Godfrey. Our trusty trio look back on the tournament that changed football and pick out the best games, goals, players and loads more memories from an unforgettable finals. So sit back and remember a simpler time of Nessun Dorma, Gazza, World In Motion and the greatest mascot of a time. Keep it 90s!

Today’s episode of New York City’s The Jazz Hole with Linus presents music from two of guitarist and composer Margaret Slovak’s albums and tracks from Meeting In Progress, the new album by the New Orleans-based trio Nutria. Canadian bands are “hijacking” the rest of this episode with fantastic music from La mince ligne by Tertio (lead by Vincent Duhaime-Perreault), Rhythme de passage by the Emie R Roussel Trio and Squre Peg by bassist Mark Godfrey. Tertio (Vincent Duhaime-Perreault) - Hollow Album: La mince ligne Vincent Duhaime-Perreault (g), Andy King (tp), Paul Shrofel (kbds), Alex Lefaivre (b) and Eric Thibodeau (d) ----- The Margaret Slovak Quartet - Face of a Face Album: For The Moment Margaret Slovak (e-g), Fred Hersch (p), Michael Formanek (b) and Michael Sarin (d) ----- Margaret Slovak, Dave Captein - Suite for Doug: You Listened Album: New Wings Margaret Slovak (g) and Dave Captein (b) Nutria - “Meeting In Progress” & “Tremont, ME” Album: Meeting In Progress Byron Asher (ts, cl, b-cl, comp), Trey Boudreaux (b) and Shawn Myers (d) Emie R Roussel Trio - Yatse Club Album: Rythme de passage Emie Rioux-Roussel (p, arr), Nicolas Bédard (b, e-b) and Dominic Cloutier (d) Mark Godfrey - “Black Stars” & “U.S.S. Rent-a-Car” Album: Square Peg Mark Godfrey (b), Allison Au (as), Matt Woroshyl (ts), Chris Pruden (p) and Nick Fraser (d) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 02:21 - Hollow - Tertio, Vincent Duhaime-Perreault 07:39 - Face of a Face - The Margaret Slovak Quartet 14:19 - Suite for Doug: You Listened - Margaret Slovak, Dave Captein 18:24 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 22:12 - Meeting In Progress - Nutria 30:45 - Tremont, ME - Nutria 35:04 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 36:40 - Yatse Club - Emie R Roussel Trio 43:33 - Black Stars - Mark Godfrey 51:24 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 53:08 - U.S.S. Rent-a-Car - Mark Godfrey 60:26 - Finish

Welcome to this special preview episode of Vincerà! The story of Italia '90 podcast! To give you a little taste of what to expect from the show between June 8th and July 8th, series host Mark Godfrey and regular guests Pete Davies and Simon Hart set the scene on a World Cup finals tournament that was full of high drama, iconic figures and unforgettable moments. There were shocks and tears; there was Maradona, Milla, Matthäus, Schillaci, and a cheeky chap called Gascoigne; we’ll be discussing them all and a whole lot more during the 24 episodes. Italia ’90 defined the end of one era and the beginning of another for football around the world, all set against the backdrop of cultural and political upheaval. If you remember the glorious summer of 1990 then you won’t want to miss this preview episode or the full series.HOST: Mark GodfreyGUESTS: Pete Davies (All Played Out), Simon Hart (World in Motion – The Inside Story of Italia 90)MUSIC: UV Protection

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Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus includes music from Toronto-based bassist and composer Mark Godfrey’s new album “Square Peg”, Edmonton-based pianist and composer Stephanie Urquhart’s debut album “Concealment”, NYC-based bassist and composer Dan Loomis’ epic new album “Job’s Trials - A Jazz Song Cycle” and from the UK/Swiss collaborative sextet MoonMot’s debut album “Going Down The Well”. Mark Godfrey - “Black Stars” & “Square Peg” Album: Square Peg Mark Godfrey (b), Allison Au (as), Matt Woroshyl (ts), Chris Pruden (p) and Nick Fraser (d) -------- Stephanie Urquhart Quartet (featuring Mallory Chipman) - Precursor Album: Concealment Stephanie Urquhart (p), Peter Zawalski (g), Josh McHan (b), Joel Jeschke (d) and Mallory Chipman (voc) Stephanie Urquhart Quartet - Squall Album: Concealment Stephanie Urquhart (p), Peter Zawalski (g), Josh McHan (b) and Joel Jeschke (d) Dan Loomis - “Our Narrator, Ha Satan, Proposes A Bet”, “Abundance Overture”, “The Woeful Conditions Of The Wager”, “Naked Return”, “An Answer Arrives Unheeded; Job's Lament” & “Do Not Cover My Blood” Album: Job’s Trials: A Jazz Song Cycle Dan Loomis (b), Yoon Sun Choi, Song Yi Jeon (voc), Jeff Miles (g), Jared Schonig (d) and Daniel Breaker (narration, voc) MoonMot - “35 Years” & “Avignon” Album: Going Down The Well Dee Byrne (as, eff), Simon Petermann (tb, eff, composer “35 Years”), Cath Roberts (bs), Oli Kuster (fender rhodes, eff, composer “Avignon”), Seth Bennett (b) and Johnny Hunter (d) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 02:37 - Black Stars - Mark Godfrey 08:44 - Square Peg - Mark Godfrey 14:14 - Precursor - Stephanie Urquhart Quartet, Mallory Chipman 20:14 - Squall - Stephanie Urquhart Quartet 24:15 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 28:04 - Our Narrator, Ha Satan, Proposes A Bet - Dan Loomis 29:10 - Abundance Overture - Dan Loomis 32:20 - The Woeful Conditions Of The Wager - Dan Loomis 33:23 - Naked Return - Dan Loomis 38:07 - An Answer Arrives Unheeded; Job's Lament - Dan Loomis 39:10 - Do Not Cover My Blood - Dan Loomis 46:34 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 49:30 - 35 Years - MoonMot 58:39 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 59:43 - Avignon - MoonMot 64:54 - Finish

Check out this sneak preview of our guests for Deeper & Wider...!This season includes Steve McKinnon, Brad Jersak, Tara Conradt, Kendall Vanderslice, Jarrod McKenna, Cate Vose, Sandra Basham, Erica Hamence, Jonathan Martin, and Mark Godfrey.We will be tackling topics ranging from Jesus & justice, an inclusivist salvation, church & community engagement, food & faith, a nonviolent faith, woman in Christian leadership, sex & spirituality, tackling domestic violence in the church, a more beautiful Pentecostalism, and being led by the Holy Spirit.Click subscribe and share far and wide...! See you in 2020.

Join my guest Mark Godfrey, co-director of Parker Madison, The Brand (Re)engineering Agency, and I as we discuss what's real and what's a racket in branding, how perception creates reality and how a small shift in our lens can increase the possibilites before us. We also discuss why the Wizard of Oz was a douchebag and how tricks like his can create vicious, instead a virtuous, cycles, not only in companies, but in our larger society.

Get to hear a live set from The Jazz Room in Waterloo, ON, Canada by the amazing Toronto-based Teri Parker Quartet on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole Live! Extraordinary pianist and composer Teri Parker is joined by saxophonist Allison Au, bassist Mark Godfrey and drummer Mackenzie Longpre. The last time this Quartet was featured on The Jazz Hole Live was when they just released their debut album “In The Past” in late 2017 (album available on www.teriparkermusic.com). Enjoy some of their brand new music today! TERI PARKER QUARTET: Teri Parker (piano) Allison Au (alto saxophone) Mark Godfrey (bass) Mackenzie Longpre (drums) All tracks composed by Teri Parker All tracks recorded live at The Jazz Room in Waterloo, ON, Canada on June 1st 2019 00:00 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus 01:31 - Mr. Muggle (mixed modal) - Teri Parker Quartet 09:38 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus 10:58 - Paw Prints - Teri Parker Quartet 23:21 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus 25:29 - Juggle - Teri Parker Quartet 32:56 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus 34:02 - Kitchen Timer Tuner - Teri Parker Quartet 45:17 - Finish

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In this podcast, Software Engineer Mark Godfrey and MVP Jörgen Nilsson deliver insights into customizing Windows 10 for IT pros.

In the first of a new series, Steve Mitchell and Mark Godfrey look back at English football in season 1990/91. Episode 1 picks up in August 1990 when supporters were still on a high after Italia 90 and Paul Gascoigne was the nation's new hero. Joining the lads on this podcast is the man who was the face of ITV's live football coverage in those days, Elton Welsby. He'll be talking about Neville Southall, the Liverpool/Arsenal rivalry, presenting shows in different eras, and his appreciation of the hit movie, Pretty Woman.

Today’s episode takes us back to Liverpool but to the other end of the colour spectrum.  In recent seasons, Everton have lived in the shadow of their cross-city rivals, not least since Liverpool started making it to Champions League finals and Everton could only struggle with Europa League fixtures.  But things aren’t all terrible for fans of the club. An eighth-place finish last season puts them in and around the sort of area that their fans expect them to be in. With investment and another season of Marco Silva, along with another poor showing from the big six in the league and Everton could creep into the upper echelons of the league hierarchy.  But is this all they have? Hope of other teams slipping up? Or is there something more concrete to hold on to? Joining us today is a face that will be familiar to many in the Everton-supporting community: Mark Godfrey. Mark was the editor of the recently departed The Football Pink magazine and website and has been an Evertonian through thick and mostly thin for over 35 years.  He occasionally guests in other publications such as When Saturday Comes, the Everton fanzine When Skies Are Grey, and the Scottish football magazine, Nutmeg. 

Hello and welcome to the eighth episode of the Football Media Podcast on the Team of John O'Sheas platform. I'm Jon Mackenzie and, across the course of the new season, I'm going to be bringing you a weekly podcast that seeks to open up the often-murky underworld of the football media. Each episode will bring you an interview with an expert in as many diverse areas within the industry as possible. We've got writers, authors, artists, journalists, broadcasters, event co-ordinators, lawyers, commentators - if you can name it, we've got it. This week, I'm speaking to Mark Godfrey – founder and editor of the Football Pink. In the course of our conversation, we discuss the origins of the Pink, the various ins and outs of running a fanzine and website in the present day, and what the future of the football media will look like for them. If you enjoy this podcast, please share it with your friends, subscribe, rate and review on iTunes in order to help us gain exposure and, if you are a social media person, follow us on Twitter @FootyMediaPod. Next week, we will be talking to Shireen Ahmed freelance sports journalist and co-host of Burn It All Down about the protest in the football media. But before that, it's Mark Godfrey, The Football Pink and the place of fanzines in the football media. Enjoy!

Hello and welcome to the seventh episode of the Football Media Podcast on the Team of John O'Sheas platform. I'm Jon Mackenzie and, across the course of the new season, I'm going to be bringing you a weekly podcast that seeks to open up the often-murky underworld of the football media. Each episode will bring you an interview with an expert in as many diverse areas within the industry as possible. We've got writers, authors, artists, journalists, broadcasters, event co-ordinators, lawyers, commentators - if you can name it, we've got it. This week, I'm speaking to Alex Stewart – Head of Strategy at Tifo Football. In the course of our conversation, we discuss the way that Alex helps to situate Tifo Football at the cutting edge of the football media, how Tifo have evolved in recent years, and what the future of the football media will look like for them. If you enjoy this podcast, please share it with your friends, subscribe, rate and review on iTunes in order to help us gain exposure and, if you are a social media person, follow us on Twitter @FootyMediaPod. Next week, we will be talking to Mark Godfrey founder and editor of The Football Pink, about the place of fanzines in the football media. But before that, it's Alex Stewart, Tifo Football and the place of video content in the football media.  Enjoy!

What goes into creating a brand? How do you define it? Do you spend as much time as you should thinking about it? Mark Godfrey is the owner of Parker Madison, a "brand (re)engineering agency" as they call it. Mark tells us how the art world can tell you a lot about how to create a brand, why it helps to have someone else examine your organizational culture, and what it means to "dress for recess."

For this episode, I'm joined by the frontman of The Football Pink, Mark Godfrey to discuss one of the great underdog stories and inspiration for idiots all over the world to try crane kicks - The Karate Kid. The discussion flies from the class system, the work ethic of the youth of today, and to whether Daniel's mother would let the building caretaker near her son in the modern world. If you like the podcast, please rate/review on iTunes and share on social media. You can also find The Football Pink on Twitter and Facebook.

It has become something of a received wisdom within the present day that the mainstream media exist as the pinnacle of what is possible in sports journalism. Whilst it is not in our interest to reject this assumption, here at A Team of John O’Sheas we believe that some of the most perceptive insight regarding the top teams in the country comes from the fans themselves. In the course of this podcast series, we will be bringing together some of the most influential fans from across the Premier League to give you the low-down on the teams that they watch week in, week out. We’ll look back over the season just gone, try to get a handle on the transfer activity that rumbles on through the summer months, and look forwards to the next season which, as always, seems to creep up on us with ever increasing speed. In this episode, we find ourselves in the blue half of Liverpool. Across the past couple of decades, Everton have been experiencing something of a purple patch in which, but for a few seasons, they have been finishing consistently in the top half of the table. Now, after a couple of dud seasons at the end of Roberto Martinez’s tenure, they find themselves returning to their place amongst the best of the rest, finishing 7th in the league just outside the newly demarcated top 6 that has appeared in the last couple of seasons. With Ronald Koeman now in charge of the club and a place in European competition, there is a level of positivity about the club, not least due to a frenetic spending spree in the summer transfer window. But it is hard to know what is next for the club: the gap between the top six and everyone else has never been wider and it seems unlikely that Everton will bridge this gap in a season. Is the only goal consistency then? Or should Everton target cup competitions in order to give their fans the glory they crave? Joining us today are two faces that will be familiar to many in the Everton-supporting community: Mark Godfrey and Chris Smith. Mark is the editor of The Football Pink magazine and website and has been an Evertonian through thick and mostly thin for over 35 years. He regularly guests in other publications such as When Saturday Comes, the Everton fanzine When Skies Are Grey, and the Scottish football magazine, Nutmeg. Chris is a writer and blogger who runs therussianlinesman.com and appears in other publications, not least Mark’s The Football Pink, from time to time. Born in the late eighties, he has only really encountered Everton at a low ebb, but hopes that that’s about to change.

AK90s is back and continues it's season by season countdown with a look back at 1993-94. Ash Rose is joined by show regular and Boro fan Joel Young as well as debutant Mark Godfrey, editor of The Football Pink - who shares with us all you need to know about their special 1990s issue. The boys chat through Man Utd's double win, Everton's scrape with relegation and Swindon Town's Premier League ride. Plus Villa's Cup win, England's demise and a little of World Cup 94 and THAT USA kit. What's more we drop two new names that 90s football forgot and speak to former QPR and Fulham defender Rufus Brevett! #Keepit90s!

Mark Godfrey discusses the reasons why he and Simon Cole co-founded Automated Intelligence, and describes how the company set out to fill the gaps between SharePoint and a fully fledged Enterprise Content Management product    

This discussion addresses Richard Hamilton’s entire career: his exhibition designs of the 1950s, his ‘pop’ period, his interests in design and politics, as well as his relationship to a variety of artists. Audio recording.

Susan Best, Senior Lecturer College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales This paper considers the strategies used by Brazilian photographer Rosângela Rennó to generate interest in what she calls ‘the little stories of the downtrodden and the vanquished’ (Rennó, 2004). These stories include the ‘inglorious’ episodes of history, the shameful events of the past that successive Brazilian political regimes would like to gloss over, which she says can be found or uncovered in the ‘lowest categories of the image’: vernacular photography, identification shots, portraits. Rennó does not take photographs herself instead she recycles existing photographs of this kind. Her practice involves both ‘found’ and ‘sourced’ photographs, to use Mark Godfrey’s distinction between images collected by chance and more purposeful or motivated assemblies. This paper will focus on three series that use sourced images: Imemorial [Immemorial] (1994), Atentado ao Poder (Via Crucis) [Attack on Power (Stations of the Cross)] 1992 and Cicatriz [Scar] (1998-99). Rennó’s view is that she has a ‘duty to help these images to be seen’. Dr Susan Best teaches Art History at the University of New South Wales. She is the author of Visualizing Feeling: Affect and the Feminine Avant-garde (London: I B Tauris 2011).