Podcast appearances and mentions of mark hutchings

2018 AFL Premiership winner with the West Coast Eagles, Mark Hutchings is our special guest on this episode of Inspiring Sports Stories with Tim Gossage. A great yarn around perseverance, footy and family. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sarah Dickins and Mark Hutchings are well known faces and voices in households in Wales and across the union after their decades of reporting on economics and Welsh affairs for the BBC. Both have recently put their BBC staff cards away for one last time and are pursuing both old and new interests in the fields of journalism, economics, and sustainability. We speak to Sarah and Mark about the changing face of Wales and the Welsh economy during their careers and the ways the business of news is evolving both inside and outside of the BBC You can find our guests on Twitter: Sarah: https://twitter.com/Sarah_Dickins Mark: https://twitter.com/markhutchings1 And follow us on Twitter for all the latest from the team: https://twitter.com/HiraethPod And if you're enjoying the pod, please leave us a rating or review in your podcast app of choice and, if you are able to do so, please consider supporting us from just £3/month: http://www.patreon.com/hiraethpod

A year on from Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, William speaks to Viktor Yelensky, the new Lead of Ukraine's Religious Freedom Watchdog, about what the future may now hold for the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, given its ties to the Moscow Patriarchate. The 'Champing' or 'camping in a Church' season begins again soon. Created by the Churches Conservation Trust, it helps raise funds towards maintaining both active and redundant Churches within their portfolio. We send our reporter Mark Hutchings to 'Champ' at St. Bartholomew's, Lower Failand, Bristol. As the staggering death toll continues to rise following the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, we hear from Franciscan Priest, Father Fadi Azar in Latakia, Syria and Ravi Singh, CEO and Founder of Khalsa Aid, on his return from Turkey, about the impact of this catastrophe both on the community and the supply of aid. The Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales recently unveiled new artworks depicting Mary and Jesus with different ethnicities. Chine McDonald, Director of Theos and Author of 'God Is Not A White Man' explains why it's important to have such representation in religious iconography. Leanna Hosea reports on the Native Americans forcibly removed from their homes as children and placed in residential schools, stripped of their spiritual beliefs and subjected to emotional and sexual abuse. Leanna's report covers themes that some listeners could find disturbing. Details of organisations - in the UK - offering information and support with child sexual abuse are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline. And the full story is on Heart and Soul: Stripped of my Spirituality, BBC World Service, available now on BBC Sounds. Producers: Jill Collins and Katy Booth Production co-ordinator: David Baguley Editor: Helen Grady

Tuesday's edition of Sportsday sees Paul Gallen, Mark Hutchings, Mitch Norton, Madison Ashby, Josh Wye & John Slavich all join in on the fun.

West Perth champion joins Sportsday ahead of a HUGE semi final vs East Fremantle this Saturday.

Mark Hutchings is sitting in for Vaughan Roderick. Guests include Secretary of State for Wales Sir Robert Buckland, a former Leader of the Welsh Conservative Party Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth, general secretary of Wales TUC Shavanah Taj, Labour MS for Pontypridd Mick Antoniw, award-winning journalist, writer, broadcaster and a former BBC Sports Editor Mihir Bose, Plaid Cymru MS Rhys ab Owen, and Dean of Cardiff Metropolitan University's School of Sport and Health Sciences, Dr Katie Thirlaway.

Mark Hutchings is a trout bum. He lives in Utah and is retired and has plenty of time to chase salmonids. Mark dropped in for an in person podcast after a morning of shad fishing. In this episode you will hear a very detailed account of fishing the Western States Native Trout Challenge. Mark describes the epic road trip across the Western United States in search of fish in their native ranges. There are many challenges in this venture from finding specific watersheds, weather, by catch, and fish identification. Take notes. Produced by Jason Reif Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We were joined by Premiership West Coast Eagles player Mark Hutchings to talk his journey to the pinnacle of AFL which typifies this podcast theme perfectly. From being delisted from St Kilda, playing through the WAFL to get re drafted by the Eagles and ultimately playing in a premiership, we touch on Willy Rioli, Jack Darling stepping away and Concussion protocols in a great all round chat. https://www.completeathleteaus.com.au --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cameron-branch8/message

The Green Machine Danny Green calls in with some important news. Embers cops some brutal feedback and Mark Hutchings has put his hand up for the AFL Draft. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Well known for his tagging abilities, Hutchings isn't ready to retire - and hopeful for another chance in the AFL.

“the Broken Compass budget”, ‘the La La Budget’, ‘the Benefit Budget’: This week the 1 News Political team talk through the winners and the losers from a budget that everyone tried to name. This episode is dedicated to our colleague and researcher Mark Hutchings who leaves TVNZ today after 18 years. Produced and Edited by Adam Simpson Shot by Matt Smith & Jack Davies Engineered by Brian Holloway A TVNZ Production

Warnie runs through his AFL Fantasy Classic and Draft watchlist from the Eagles.Episode guide0:35 - Andrew Gaff appears to be a safe pick.3:00 - After starting his career with back-to-back averages of 88, Alex Witherden will enjoy the Eagles' game plan in the back-half.5:10 - Monitor Elliot Yeo's pre-season as he offers some value.7:05 - Jack Redden dropped 20 points off his 2019 average and Luke Shuey was 15.8:15 - A very cheap Mark Hutchings has DPP and should be considered if he's playing in round one.10:45 - Nic Naitanui is coming off his best Fantasy season.

In this episode, Anthony Coote chats via Zoom to Mark Hutchings Senior Journalist at BBC Radio 5 Live/BBC Radio Wales. Mark talks about how the industry has changed since the 80's, talks about his experience of political reporting both in Westminster and the Welsh Parliament. He also gives insight into Coronavrius court reporting and gives some great advice to aspiring journalists. Introduction featuring News Intro Music Jingle (Copyright Music by Ruesche-Sounds).

In this episode, we focus on the Battle for Hill 70 – one of the lesser-known conflicts from WWI. Our guest led a team to bring a monument to that hill in France, and still has a passion for ensuring all Canadians understand its significance. This is our conversation with MARK HUTCHINGS.  

We head to Loos-en-Gohelle, France, where a new memorial park will serve as a permanent reminder of the Canadian lives lost in the Battle For Hill 70 during WWI. Alan speaks with Kingston`s Mark Hutchings who chaired the effort.

How can we use physics and chemistry to help improve our everyday objects? Melting ice is very important for airplanes and air-conditioners. How can you melt unwanted on objects ice more efficiently? Ice on an airplane wing can be dangerous, so how do we melt it more efficiently. Flame retardants are important to stop fire spreading, but how do we make them safer and environmentally friendly? Flame retardants often rely on petroleum which are not environmental friendly. How can we stop flame retardants leeching into the environment or into our households? How do you get white paint without relying on environmentally intensive additives. What can beetles and recycle plastic teach us about making whiter paint.References: S. Chavan, T. Foulkes, Y. Gurumukhi, K. Boyina, K. F. Rabbi, N. Miljkovic. Pulse interfacial defrosting. Applied Physics Letters, 2019; 115 (7): 071601 DOI: 10.1063/1.5113845 Stephanie L. Burg, Adam Washington, David M. Coles, Antonino Bianco, Daragh McLoughlin, Oleksandr O. Mykhaylyk, Julie Villanova, Andrew J. C. Dennison, Christopher J. Hill, Pete Vukusic, Scott Doak, Simon J. Martin, Mark Hutchings, Steven R. Parnell, Cvetelin Vasilev, Nigel Clarke, Anthony J. Ryan, Will Furnass, Mike Croucher, Robert M. Dalgliesh, Sylvain Prevost, Rajeev Dattani, Andrew Parker, Richard A. L. Jones, J. Patrick A. Fairclough, Andrew J. Parnell. Liquid–liquid phase separation morphologies in ultra-white beetle scales and a synthetic equivalent. Communications Chemistry, 2019; 2 (1) DOI: 10.1038/s42004-019-0202-8 American Chemical Society. (2019, August 26). Flame retardants -- from plants. ScienceDaily. Retrieved August 31, 2019 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/08/190826092330.htm

As new gun reforms become law, Jessica Mutch McKay & Benedict Collins disagree on buy-backs. We recap the PM’s recent speed trip to China and look back to Prime Minister Rob Muldoon’s 2nd trip there in 1980. Finally Benedict investigates the National Party’s 6 month investigation that didn’t interview MPs, carried out by people the Party isn’t will to identify, and with conclusions the Party isn’t willing to reveal. All this plus our pits, peaks and what’s coming up as Parliament heads into Easter. Produced by Adam Simpson Sound Engineered by Brian Holloway Camera by Scarlett Wild Research by Mark Hutchings & Peter Sugden A TVNZ Production

This week Katie & Andrea look at the prospects of new National leader Simon Bridges; we flashback once more to ‘84 to see who won the last public National party leadership contest and how they went (hint: not well). Finally we head into the regions with Shane Jones’ billion dollar growth fund and to the antipodes to see if the dogs found the mice. Produced by Adam Simpson Engineered by Brian Holloway Camera by Chris Clapham Research by Mark Hutchings

This week we look at the back and forth of coalition negotiations and the cone of silence around them. We timewarp into the past to see who Winston went with in 1996 and 2005 and discuss Niue’s new marine sanctuary and what it means for New Zealand. Produced by Adam Simpson Engineered by Brian Holloway Shot by Cameron Murray Research by Mark Hutchings & Rochelle Duncan A TVNZ Production

Lt.Col.(ret.) Mark Hutchings, a founding member and chairman of the Hill 70 Memorial