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IntroductionLIVE from your ESG and DEI Teeth Bleaching Kit, it's a Business Pants Friday Show here at February 21st Studios, featuring AnalystHole Matt Moscardi. On today's weekly wrap up: Canada still cares, Rupert Murdoch knows how to text, the illusion of meritocracy, and an important new announcement from YouTubeOur show today is being sponsored by Free Float Analytics, the only platform measuring board power, connections, and performance for FREE.Story of the Week (DR):ESG Week MMBlackRock and Vanguard halt meetings with companies after SEC cracks down on ESGBlackRock resumes stewardship talks after reviewing new ESG guidanceProxy vote support for ESG drops to record low in 2024Clarification: ShareAction analyzed how 70 of the world's largest asset managers voted on 279 ESG shareholder resolutions during the 2024 proxy voting season:In 2024, only four (1.4%) out of the 279 resolutions we assessed received majority support, less than half of the percentage that gained a majority vote in 2023 (3%), and far lower than the 21% which passed in 2021.This is reflected in an ongoing downward trend in the average percentage support that these resolutions received, which was 20.6% in 2024 compared to 40% in 2021.Vanguard, the world's second largest asset manager, performed the worst of all the managers we assessed, voting in favour of 0% of shareholder proposals.Top 26 all in Europe1 GenAM (Italy) 982 BNP Paribas Asset Management (France) 973 PGGM Investments (Netherlands) 9728 Federated Hermes (top in US) 80BlackRock at #67 with a score of 5; Vanguard to out of 70 with a 0.Tesla Targeted With Worldwide Protests, Vandalism Tesla showrooms are being hit by a wave of anti-DOGE protestsSheryl Crow says goodbye to her Tesla and donates to NPR: 'You have to decide who you are willing to align with'Sign That Says “We Hate Him Too” Appears in Window of Tesla DealershipEconomist Warns That Elon Musk Is About to Cause a "Deep, Deep Recession"Jesse Rothstein, DOL's chief economist at the start of the Obama administration: "This is going to be very, very bad."James Murdoch lays bare his relationship with ‘misogynist' father amid succession fight in rare interviewThe interview, published in the Atlantic, reveals James Murdoch, now 52, regarded his father, now 93, as a “misogynist” and described Fox News as a “menace” to US democracy.A series of “withering questions” put to James by Rupert's lawyer in a nearly five-hour session at a Manhattan law office. According to the Atlantic, the questions included:“Have you ever done anything successful on your own?”“Why were you too busy to say ‘Happy birthday' to your father when he turned 90?”“Does it strike you that, in your account, everything that goes wrong is always somebody else's fault?”The lawyer also referred to James and his sisters as “white, privileged, multibillionaire trust-fund babies”.James realised Rupert, who was seated silently, was texting the questions to the lawyer. “How fucking twisted is that?” he asks Coppins.UnitedHealth's rough stretch continues, with buyouts, a reported DOJ probe and a 23% drop in three monthsUnitedHealthcare is in hot water again as the insurance giant grapples with a reported government investigation of its Medicare billing practices, pursues employee buyouts and potential layoffs and faces sharp criticism from billionaire Bill Ackman.It extends a tumultuous period for its parent company, UnitedHealth Group, marked by the killing of a top executive, a costly cyberattack against its subsidiary and high medical costs.The Department of Justice has launched a civil fraud investigation in recent months into UnitedHealth's billing practices for its Medicare Advantage plansThe probe specifically examines whether diagnoses were routinely made to trigger extra payments in those plans, including at physician groups the insurer ownsGoodliest of the Week (MM/DR):DR: Canadian banks must reveal diversity of board, top managers under new rulesCanadian banks and other national institutions have to disclose information about the diversity of their boards of directors and top management under new rules published on Saturday, in sharp contrast with the U.S. Trump administration which is ending such practices.Federally regulated financial institutions must also disclose policies to increase diversity while sending out notices of annual meetings to shareholders."Investors lack transparent and standardized information on the representation of women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities and members of visible minorities in senior leadership positions … Diversity is fundamental to creating a thriving and successful financial sector that reflects Canadian values."DR: DEI is good for our business, Coca-Cola saysIn an annual filing, the company said its business could be adversely affected if it was "unable to attract or retain specialized talent or top talent with diverse perspectives, experiences and backgrounds."DR: REVERSAL: Trump rescinds DOT approval for NYC congestion toll, condemns city to pollutionDR: REVERSAL: Amazon workers reject union in vote at North Carolina warehouseOf the 3,276 ballots cast, there were 2,447 votes opposing the union and 829 in favor, according to the National Labor Relations Board.CAUSE was founded in 2022 by RDU1 employees Mary Hill and Rev. Ryan Brown to voice concerns about the company's response to the Covid pandemic, which they viewed as inadequate. The group sought to organize RDU1 to boost wages and secure longer breaks.Starting pay at RDU1 is $18.50 an hour. CAUSE has pushed to negotiate for wages of $30 an hour.Unions have enjoyed increasing support across the country, with 67% of Americans saying they approve of labor unions, according to Gallup.North Carolina had the lowest union membership rate in the country last year, with only 2.4% of workers in the state represented, according to the BLS.MM: NASA Has Some Good News About The Asteroid That Could Hit EarthMM: Finally, a future lawsuit against return to office mandates is here: Afternoon Naps Boost Your Problem-Solving, Study Finds110 minute nap!!MM: What's in that drink? Starbucks becomes less Instagrammable. MM DRAssholiest of the Week (MM):Meritocracy, the new buzzword DRExxon Swaps 'Diversity' for 'Meritocracy' in Report to InvestorsAccording to our data, ONE of Exxon's TWELVE directors meets relatively unimpeachable “merit” measures: advanced knowledge of the industry, network power, economic interest in the company, performance (earnings and TSR) at any company board they sit on, and CEO or leadership positions in the past.The ONE member that hits three of the five is Kaisa Hietala, who was a dissent director put there by Engine No 1 in an activist voteHere's why merit's missing: 7 of 12 directors are white menThere are no people of color anywhere except the two twofers - the woman born in Egypt who lived in Texas her whole life and was part of Trump 1.0, and the black guy on three other boards?Our data shows on average black women have more merit on paper than any other cohortNew plan: companies need to announce “increased meritocracy targets” - increasing the number of employees, executives, and directors meet meritocracy requirements by 2050The result will be: 100% of every company is black womenYou're welcomeIt's your job, assholeBoeing CEO praises Elon Musk for helping with the delayed Air Force One delivery: 'He's a brilliant guy'Your literal job is to build that thing for a client - imagine if we developed sucky director data, then said we hired ISS to build it because, “they're better at it!”Investors - you elected this board, this fool, and it's your money - is your job as owner the company to keep on a board and management team that needs help to do its basic job?Just a reminder: Ohio AG sued Boeing's board for safety failures - they can't keep their planes safe, they can't build new planes, they can't figure out how to deal with their employees… and the lowest vote against wasn't for prior CEO Dave Calhoun, it was for the guy who chaired the safety committee… for one year!Ohio voted FOR THEM ALLWhat it was always aboutThe worst version of fuck, marry, kill… fuck anyone with a vagina since you're a middle school boy, marry money, and kill… peopleAn Influencer Says She Had Elon Musk's Baby and the Drama Is Pretty Spectacular, Even by His StandardsElon Musk has a problem with X's Community Notes when he disapproves of the resultsElon Musk Is Flagrantly Gutting an Agency in Charge of Regulating TeslaTesla recalls more than 375,000 vehicles due to power steering issueHeadliniest of the WeekDR: Zuckerberg's New Metaverse Ad Is So Bad That the People Who Created It Must Be Secretly Trying to Embarrass HimMM: YouTube picked a new shade of red for its logo because the old red was too red - because the old color, hex code #FF1B1B was super loud and diverse, they made it a less diverse woke red, hex code #EB2F3BWho Won the Week?DR: NYC pollutionMM: Investor Relations Teams: BlackRock and Vanguard halt meetings with companies after SEC cracks down on ESG. BlackRock resumes stewardship talks after reviewing new ESG guidance. Not said but implied: “don't worry, we totally can't actually do stuff now, we're just talking here”PredictionsDR: Robbie Starbuck sues Coca-Cola because color of Coke is “too DEI”MM: Apple, prior to their upcoming meeting, sues Inspire Investing and Wayne Franzten, who copy pasted a shareholder proposal submitted by Bowyer Research, the company propped up by ISS, to Deere for a meeting in the same week. The lawsuit is on the grounds that Wayne Franzten doesn't exist (the only search result for his name is the Apple proposal, not even in voter records or political donation or real estate records can I find him - and this is his ONLY shareholder proposal in our database EVER), and on the grounds that a religious investor cannot sue on the grounds of financial materiality since Jesus said, “Children, how hard it is to enter the kingdom of God! It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of God.” | Mark 10:24b-25 and “Watch out! Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; life does not consist in an abundance of possessions.” | Luke 12:13-15, which means churches are anti-shareholder value.

Sometimes we get sucked into thinking bigger is always better and assume that it takes massive amounts of debt to start a successful business—but that's not necessarily the case. Mary Hill of H2G Boutique joins the show today to talk about how she has built her business without using debt. You will hear how she uses cash, how she does inventory, why she pays herself first, and her long-term strategy for growth.  Learn More About the Boutique Hub Here: https://theboutiquehub.com/join/boutique Resources: H2G Boutique: Website | Facebook   Profit First by Mike Michalowicz  2025 Boutique Boss Planner  Join The Boutique Hub Community  Ashley Alderson: Instagram  The Boutique Hub: Website | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | TikTok | YouTube 

Big data and strategic collaborations are the way of future when it comes to solving genetic challenges in the beef business. This episode covers work that is happening now to inform tools of the future. Christine Baes gives a peak into a multi-disciplinary project she works with on behalf of the Canadian dairy industry, and Andre Garcia draws parallels to what could be possible in the U.S. beef industry. Fertility, efficiency and methane emissions are among the traits that could see new ways for selection pressure in the future.  HOSTS: Miranda Reiman and Kelli Retallick-Riley  GUESTS:  Christine Baes, department head and Canada Research Chair in Livestock Genomics for the University of Guelph, was born and raised on a dairy farm in Southwestern Ontario. She has a bachelor's degree from Guelph, a master's in animal welfare from Universität Hohenheim, and a PhD in quantitative genetics from the Leibniz Institute for Farm Animal Biology and the Christian Albrechts Universität zu Kiel in Germany. She and her team are involved in various large-scale livestock breeding projects (swine, horses, dairy cattle, goats) and bridge the gap between cutting-edge research and practical application of new knowledge. Baes has extensive knowledge in the areas of quantitative genetics and statistical genomics as it relates to the genetic and genomic evaluation of livestock.  In her spare time, she runs a small farm outside of Maryhill. André Garcia, senior geneticist for Angus Genetics Inc. (AGI), grew up in southern Brazil with a diversified agriculture background. In 2015, he earned his animal science degree from Margina State University and followed it with a master's program in animal breeding and genetics. He earned his PhD from the University of Georgia, where he also took on a postdoctoral research position with a strong emphasis on quantitative genetics and the use of genomic information for genetic evaluation. Garcia came to AGI as a research and development geneticist in 2021. He works on genomic evaluation and in an educational role, helping producers understand the technology available to improve their herds. Don't miss news in the Angus breed. Visit www.AngusJournal.net and subscribe to the AJ Daily e-newsletter and our monthly magazine, the Angus Journal.

In deze aflevering gaan Joris van de Wier en Jeroen Heijink op bezoek bij Partick Thistle in Glasgow. De heren beginnen hun dag bij Café D'Jaconelli in de wijk Maryhill met een stevig ontbijt en pakken daarna nog even een biertje in één van de pubs vlakbij het stadion. Tijdens de wedstrijd tussen Partick Thistle en Queen's Park bespreken beiden het stadion, de geschiedenis van de club én uiteraard de bijzondere mascotte. Verder spreekt Jeroen met freelance journalist Jan Willem Spaans die zijn studie volgde in Schotland en regelmatig op bezoek ging bij 'The Jags'. Vragen, tips of suggesties over onze podcasts zijn altijd welkom: ⁠⁠podcast@staantribune.nl⁠⁠.

In preparation for the 2024 Maryhill Fall Freeride & Tour De Maryhill Race, Zak sits down with long-time Maryhill veteran Max Capps. Discussing everything from Maryhill racing tactics, history & lore, gear, and current racers who have a shot at the podium.

DLD looks ahead to Partick Thistle Women's return to Maryhill on Sunday against Aberdeen as David Forrest was invited to Firhill this week to chat to PTWFC striker Tiree Burchill and PTWFC Manager and Men's striker Brian Graham. Pick up your FREE tickets for Sunday's clash against Aberdeen on the Fanbase app or https://app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Tickets/SelectType?fixtureId=6977

Calling all bored ten-year-olds, do you agree that watermelon is basically mushy water? Well then, we're the podcast-pals for you! Take a listen and you'll learn about playground merry-go-rounds versus carousels, and you too can debate whether cheesecake is a pie (it's not). We also talk about where we'd like to visit; Ireland, New Orleans, and the WA coast for Stacy; while Eric fancies Greece, Philadelphia, and Maryhill, Washinton (to see the Stonehenge Memorial). Have an opinion or idea you want to share? Email us at asking@dontaskmetotalk.com. You can also follow DAMTT on Facebook and Instagram @dontaskmetotalk Next time: Go-To Music

In the second of our "Maryhill Moments" series, Ian MacKinnon talks us through his memories of Peter Lindau Day, when the One Swede In Glasgow scored a hat trick against Stirling Albion at Forthbank to clinch the 2000/01 Second Division title.

Colin Telford is joined by Colin Campbell and Stuart Dalzell to discuss the terrific form which took Airdrieonians to the play offs and the challenge ahead in our 4th consecutive playoff campaign. Colin then speaks with Matt Greer from Thistle's Draw, Lose or Draw podcast to get a view from Maryhill ahead of the Playoff Quarter Final clash.

Join us for our conversation with two seasoned nannies, Merri Aydelott and Mary Hill. They've nannied for multiple families and walk us through what it's like from the Nanny's perspective. What goes into hiring a nanny? What things might you consider? What happens when kids age out of needing a nanny? We learned a lot in this conversation & you will, too!

Rumored by the global press for years before actually taking place, Queen Marie of Romania's visit to the country finally took place during the fall of 1926. Notably for Evergreen State residents at the time, she would tour the still wild state of Washington and make appearances in places such as Spokane, Maryhill, the young and growing town of Longview on the banks of the Columbia River, and across Seattle, incluing a notable stop at Roosevelt High School. Her visit would include the dedication of Maryhill Museum, which actually wouldn't open until fourteen years after her tour, and the dedication of the Peace Arch Monument, both of which were heavily funded by the eccentric James Hill.Listen now to learn more about this fascinating event in the Evergreen State!A special thank you goes out to Al Hirsch for providing the music for the podcast, check him out on YouTube.Find merchandise for the podcast now available at:     https://washington-history-by-jon-c.creator-spring.comIf you enjoy the podcast and would like to contribute, please visit: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/EvergreenpodIf you have any questions, episode ideas you'd like to see explored, or just have a general comment, please reach out at Historyoftheevergreenstatepod@gmail.comTo keep up on news for the podcast and other related announcements, please like and follow:https://www.facebook.com/HistoryoftheevergreenstatepodcastFind the podcast over on Instagram as well: @HISTORY_EVERGREENSTATEPODCASTYou can also find the podcast over on YouTube:http://www.youtube.com/@historyoftheevergreenstatepodThank you for listening to another episode of the History of the Evergreen State Podcast!

Dean and Stu discuss last night's Scottish Cup exit, preview the trip to Maryhill and discuss the final quarter of the season.

As the excitement ramps up for the Sky Sports League Cup Final, we bring you the first in an ongoing series entitled ”Maryhill Moments”. Tom Hosie takes us through his memories of the last time we beat Rangers, played at Firhill on the 4th of May 1993. Tickets for the Sky Sports Cup Final are available at www.eticketing.co.uk/heartofmidlothian Prices are just £8 for adults and £1 for concessions (under-18s, over-65s, and supporters with a disability) and £15 for a family of four (two adults and two children). There will be no formal segregation at the match and the SWPL is encouraging fans of women's football and all clubs to attend one of the most important and iconic matches of the season. Thistle fans can choose to sit with their fellow fans by purchasing tickets in Sections R, S & T.

The Ordinary Elite is a Scottish podcast series brought to you from Glasgow by John McGovern and Mike Dailly. Both are Solicitor Advocates - John a criminal defence practitioner and Mike a civil litigation practitioner and social justice campaigner. In our 4th episode in Season 2, we are joined by Father Jim Lawlor of the Immaculate Conception parish in Glasgow's Maryhill. The war in Gaza has now been ongoing since 7 October 2023, with no end in sight. Over 29,000 Palestinians have been killed with over 69,000 people wounded. We discuss with Fr. Jim the need for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.

'I think I've learned from all of the campaigns, a simple message gets through, complex messages don't.'Baroness Finlay of Llandaff is a leading doctor, a professor and pioneer in the field of palliative care. 'Always wanting to change the world', Baroness Finlay has often been ahead of the curve in campaigning for change on topics such as smoking, organ donation and protecting young people. Hear about her work in medicine and in the Lords in this episode of Lord Speaker's Corner.'The internet is a great tool for us who feel fit and well to find things. But the trouble is when people are in despair, it can really suck them down a route of despair... And, of course, when life is gone, it's gone... So I was very keen to work with these parents who want desperately to improve things for others.'In this episode, Baroness Finlay talks about campaigning for change, including on banning smoking in public places, the 'opt-out' organ donation scheme and most recently on combatting online suicide promotion via the Online Safety Act.'Wales means a great deal to me. It has provided me with a fantastic platform. I don't believe I could have done what I have done, particularly in palliative care, if I hadn't had such fantastically supportive colleagues in Wales.'Baroness Finlay also talks about why she applied to join the House of Lords, her thoughts on assisted dying, what she learned during her time as a GP in Maryhill in Glasgow, and the importance of her work in Wales now. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Tom Hosie are here to chat our 3-0 win over Dunfermline Athletic, with Scott Robinson opening his goal account with the Jags. Then Matt Greer and David Forrest are here for Pie of the Month, courtesy of Pie Sports. They discuss the hot new craze in Maryhill, the Salt and Chilli Chicken Curry Pie. Pie Sports have also kindly given all DLD listeners a discount code DLD10 to get 10% off home pie delivery at https://piesports.com

Matt Greer is joined by Iain Hepburn, Alfred Archer and Stuart Goldie to discuss life as a Partick Thistle fan abroad, following the club while living around the globe. From Salford to Stavanger, Tilburg to Maryhill, they chat life as a Nomad and what they do to keep the Thistle fire alive in their lives.

Gary Morris is joined by The Jags Foundation's Ian McKinnon, and Youtube content provider and Jags fan Blair McNally to look back on a turbulent 7 days in Maryhill. In the aftermath of their agonising loss to Ross County in the Premiership playoffs last week, the Jags Foundation issued a statement shining light onto the worrying state of Thistle's finances. Ian and Blair give their insight into the position - and why they both have cause for optimism going into the new season, for what will once again be a challenging Championship season for them to try and navigate through. Editorial Note: Did you know this exclusive podcast appeared first on our Patreon page? We need you the viewers to help save The 4th Official! Due to the unprecedented situation as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic, the digital media space has been completely devastated. There has been a massive shortfall in revenue (even while viewership is up) as we scramble how to make sure that we go on with our daily job. We are proud to put up exclusive stuff on our Patreon account and hope you would support us in these tough times. Click the button below and please have a look as to how you can support us. Become a Patron!

Od blisko 25 lat polonijne obchody święta Memorial Day organizowane są przez harcerzy, którzy przejęli ten patriotyczny obowiązek od środowiska weterańskiego, odbywają się na działce kombatanckiej cmentarza Maryhill w Niles. Mogiły zdobią kwiaty oraz flagi polskie i amerykańskie. Relacje przygotował Andrzej Baraniak Podcast  Dziennika Związkowego powstaje we współpracy z radiem WPNA 103.1 FM. Zaprasza Joanna Trzos 

Good News with Twanda Black welcomes Mary Hill Hart... Founder/Clinical Director for Hart Recovery Center, LLC

In this episode, the guys discuss seeing Brian Posehn at Tacoma Comedy Club, Putt Stuff, Top 15 bars in Tacoma, Is it Tacoma, and movie reviews. 00:05 – Justin kicks off this episode talking about why he loves shopping at Winco, talks about having Covid, and they talk about the sign-ups they've gotten so far for Putt Stuff. Justin discusses their plans to do a practice round before the event, the upcoming 4th of July party, and the 420 celebrations around town. He gives a shout-out to comedian Brian Posehn for doing the comedy show in Tacoma after being in a car accident and talks about the plans for a second comedy club in Tacoma. 26:03 – Justin talks about how late-night comedy shows are more entertaining, they review The Top 15 Bars in Tacoma article, and their take on each of the bars reviewed in it. Justin talks about being intimidated to go to Bob's Java Dive, Scott talks about the bar being in movies, and Justin shares what he loves about Top of Tacoma. He reflects on winning a costume contest back in the day, events at Dystopian State Brewing Company, and they make plans to take Derek to the Rocky Horror Picture Show. 51:05 – Scott shares his hate of the word keef, Justin kicks off Is It Tacoma, and goes through each headline. GCP live listeners give their insight on the articles, Scott gives his guess, and Jeff considers each of the stories and shares his guess. Justin reveals where each article is from, Scott expresses how Sumner is his least favorite train stop, and Jeff talks about an experience with his apartment flooding. Scott reflects on past adventures with his float tank, considering buying an underground house back in the day, and discusses the benefits of having a bunker. 76:33 – The group discusses whether they would live in the penthouse of a hotel, the downfalls of living there, and Scott talks about wanting to visit Maryhill's Stonehenge. Justin explains the spots history, where it's located, and they plan a road trip to explore it. Derek gives his review of The Super Mario Bros. Movie, what he loved about the show, and a listener recommends they watch Cocaine Bear. Jeff and Derek share what scenes stick out from Caddyshack for each of them, Justin talks about appreciating Chevy Chase's performance in the movie, and Jeff recommends the documentary about the movie.

Good News with Twanda Black welcomes Mary Hill Hart, owner of the Hart Recovery Center

Is watermelon a fruit or a vegetable?   Today we are discussing the Watermelon Festival in Rush Springs, Oklahoma with Miss Taylor Abbott, the 2022 Watermelon Queen and Mary Hill the chairman of the festival.   The Rush Springs Watermelon Festival is an annual event celebrating the rush of local seasonal watermelons with watermelon-themed activities, carnival rides and family friendly entertainment. The Rush Springs Watermelon Festival has been an annual event since 1948, and has grown to over 20,000 festival-goers each year! The event will feature a seed-spitting contest, an arts and craft fair featuring over 100 vendors, carnival rides, live entertainment, stage shows, on-site food vendors and a classic automotive show.   Rush Springs, OK Rush Springs has a tight knit and welcoming community. The town is best known for their Watermelon Festival and considers itself the Watermelon Capital of the World. During the Great Depression, a Civilian Conservation Corps project was initiated on the east side of Rush Springs to provide employment and improve the region. Young men were paid to construct terraces and ponds and to restore vegetation by replanting trees.   The Rush Springs Lions Club was chartered on July 12, 1932. The Rush Springs Lions Club is a charter chapter of Lions International, the largest service club organization in the world.   The Tulsa Zoo is 85 acres and is located in Mohawk Park. The zoo houses a wealth of wildlife animals including African Lions, penguins, alligators, flamingos, elephants, monkies, bobcats, and much more. Exhibits include the conservation center, Life in the Cold, Life in the Desert, Life in the Forest, Life in the Water, and The Lost Kingdom - to name a few.   Tulsa boasts an impressive amount of art deco architecture that goes toe to toe with the largest cities, a half billion-dollar park ranked best in the U.S. that beckons to be explored by all, a rich history of music that inspired a genre named after the city and so much more.   Subscribe to the Only in OK Show.   Check out our sponsor for this episode - TAILBOARD APPAREL   #TravelOK #onlyinokshow #Oklahoma #MadeinOklahoma #oklaproud #podcast #okherewego #traveloklahoma #rushsrpings #watermelon #festival #chickasawcountry #lionsclub #tulsazoo #tulsa

Today Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs is considered Eric Clapton's best work.  However, at the time that this double album debut by Derek and the Dominos came out it was considered both a commercial and critical failure.  Clapton met fellow Derek and the Dominos band members Bobby Whitlock (keyboards), Carl Radle (bass) and Jim Gordon (drums) when working with Delaney & Bonnie.  Whitlock and Clapton got together at Clapton's house and composed most of what would become the original songs on the Layla album.The name Derek and the Dominos was chosen by Eric Clapton because he was tired of the supergroup approach to music and did not want his fame to overshadow the band.  Derek and the Dominos played a lot of small clubs in England in August, then went to Miami to record the studio album.The group met up with Duane Allman in Miami, and Allman and Clapton struck up a close friendship from the start.  Allman would record on 11 of the 14 songs on the album.Most know that the song Layla was inspired by Clapton's infatuation with Pattie Boyd Harrison, George Harrison's wife.  In truth, many of the songs on the Layla album were performed with Pattie Boyd in mind.Unfortunately this double album is the only record these musicians would make together.  Clapton would struggle with drug addiction and depression for several years afterward, and Allman would die in a tragic accident in 1971.  The reputation of this album would grow over time, however, and is iconic today. Bell Bottom BluesThis song was the first single, and was written by Clapton and Whitlock.  The inspiration for the song was that Pattie Boyd had asked Clapton to get her a pair of bell-bottom blue jeans while he was in the United States.  It's Too LateThe album contains five covers including this blues song originally benned by Chuck Willis in 1956.  Clapton and Whitlock trade off on vocals, and guitar work is from Eric Clapton and Duane Allman.  The song would be performed on Derek and the Dominos' only TV appearance, on the Johnny Cash Show in January 1971.Why Does Love Got to Be So SadYou can hear a terrific jam between Clapton and Allman on guitar in this song.  It swings from A minor on the verses to D major on the chorus.  Whitlock and Clapton trade off vocal work.LaylaThis signature track was inspired by a 12th century tale called “The Story of Layla and Majnun.”  It is about a young man who falls hopelessly in love with a young girl only to be rebuffed by her father because of his obsession with her.  Clapton of course identified with the story of hopeless love because of his feelings toward Pattie Boyd Harrison. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Main theme from the television series “The Goodies”This offbeat comedy series premiered in the UK in this month. STAFF PICKS:Share the Land by the Guess WhoBrian starts off the staff picks with the title track from the Guess Who's seventh studio album, and the first after the departure of guitarist Randy Bachman.  The lyrics reflect the growing popularity of the environmental movement.  Burton Cummings wrote this song and sings lead.Cherryhill Park by Billy Joe RoyalWayne brings us a story song about a young girl named Mary Hill who “was a thrill after dark in Cherryhill Park.”  The thrills end when Mary Hill marries a rich man.  Billy Joe Royal was born in Valdosta, Georgia.Montego Bay by Bobby BloomRob finds an early reggae-influenced rock song.  Bobby Bloom and Jeff Berry wrote this one-hit wonder.  It made it to number 8 on the Billboard Hot 100.  Sadly, Bobby Bloom died in 1974 at the age of 28.Somebody's Been Sleeping in My Bed by 100 Proof (Aged in Soul)Bruce's staff pick comes from the songwriting team of Holland-Dozier Holland after they left Motown Records to set up a separate label.  This song about discovering evidence of infidelity went to number 8 on the US pop charts, and was 100 Proof's biggest hit INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Overture by the WhoIn the tradition of symphonic music, the Who began their rock opera Tommy with this overture. 

In the latest episode of 20scheme UNCUT, Pete Stewart chats to Lorne Millar, women's worker in Maryhill, about her background and experience with sharing the good news with internationals in her scheme, and how to navigate the multi-cultural nature of scheme communities as you try to share Jesus. Watch the podcast on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/t_t1GXCx9SA Find out about our work to make Jesus known in the west of Scotland here:https://20schemes.com/the-schemes/glasgow/

Our first ever Washington winery representation on the Podcast as Maryhill Winery Owner, Craig Leuthold, joins us on the Cork & Taylor Wine Podcast. Craig and Vicki started Maryhill in the early 2000s with a few thousand cases and now are one of Washington's largest wineries along with being namedwinery of the year at the San Francisco Wine Competition in 2014. Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate and Review! Also, follow us on our Facebook @corkandtaylor and Instagram accounts @corkandtaylorpodcast.Also, Please consider supporting the show as it would be appreciated. This helps me offset  expenses to continue to run and grow the Cork & Taylor Wine Podcast. Thanks! Lukehttps://www.patreon.com/corkandtaylor

Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our last gasp 1-0 defeat to Raith Rovers, We discuss the game, our shape, how it leaves us looking for the play offs and whether we'll even make the play offs. Matt then chatted to Neil Cowan from Jags For Good, an independently launched and separate from the Club which is run by a group of fans – that aims to mobilise the Thistle fanbase in support of social justice causes in Maryhill and across Glasgow. We then finish off by chatting game shows from the great (Supermarket Sweep) to the shite (Lightning). Jags for Good have launched with two activities. The first activity is an online fundraising drive, with all donations being used to purchase season tickets that will be distributed to local charity Maryhill Integration Network (MIN). MIN work to bring together communities in Maryhill – particularly people who are asylum seekers, refugees and migrants – and to support them in their lives. You can donate here: https://gofund.me/e92356f2 The second activity is a donation drive for Glasgow North West Foodbank at Saturday's home match against Dunfermline. Volunteers will be located at various points outside Firhill to collect food donations. The foodbank are currently in particular need of tinned or boxed potatoes, tea, rice pudding/custard, tinned fish, jam, sugar, shower gel & shampoo, longlife milk, deodorant, instant coffee, shaving foam & razors and cooking oil. Please give generously if you can. You can follow Jags For Good on Twitter at @JagsForGood If you would like to get involved with Jags For Good as a volunteer, or to find out more information, please email jagsforgood@gmail.com

389 - Communicating Bubble Science - Nancy Longnecker in Maryhill joins Samuel Mann in Sawyers Bay and Mawera Karetai in Whakatāne. With a contribution from Tahu Mackenzie. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz

Dr. Mary Hill-Wagner is the author of Girlz ‘N the Hood: A Memoir of Mama in South Central Los Angeles, which was released by the Pact Press in September 2021.She grew up in South Central Los Angeles, near Manchester & Broadway for the most part. Although most of her teenage years were spent in Compton. She was valedictorian of Compton High School in 1982.  Dr. Hill-Wagner earned a B.A. from the University of Southern California, an M.A. from Ohio State University, and a Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.As a newspaper journalist for 15 years, she covered poverty issues, police, and the military for various newspapers throughout the country. She has taught college journalism courses in Iowa, Ohio, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and California. She is married to Dr. Marcus Wagner. They have two spoiled dogs together.Mary Hill-WagnerGirlz ‘n the Hood: A Memoir of Mama in South Central Los Angeles, Mary Hill-WagnerI Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, Maya AngelouDune, Frank HerbertAndrea Somberg, Literary AgentSupport the show (https://paypal.me/TheBookshopPodcast?locale.x=en_US)

Welcome to the Auchterarder Chippy, a weekly blether about the lighter side of Scottish football. On this week's show, Stranraer perform well for the second week in a row without Roddy's commentary, It's goals galore in the Premeriship. whilst it is mud, mistakes and David Moyo in Maryhill as The Accies thrash The Jags, and Cove keep flying high in league one as Aidrie try to chase. All this and more, on this week's edition of the Auchterarder Chippy!Music Credits: Duck In The Alley, TrackTribeAir Fàir An Là, Niteworks (ft. SIAN)Pie and Bovril The stable diet of Scottish Football. Come and join over 50000 members in our discussion forums.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Prof David Kerr is one of the most respected NHS figures in the UK. He is a leading voice in NHS reform and co-author of our report on the UK's widening health inequalities. In this episode David talks to Our Scottish Future Campaign Director, Eddie Barnes, about growing up in Maryhill, his experiences of NHS reform under the last Labour government, why he considers widening health inequalities to be a breach of human rights, and how cooperation across the regions and nations of the UK can end the national disgrace of health inequality.Thanks for listening! Get the latest by following @scottish_future

It's our first episode, so Stephen and Iain begin their exploration of Taggart by heading all the way back to 1983, and the pilot episode Killer.We dig into the first meeting of Jim Taggart and Peter Livingstone, try to piece together the clues to the killer, and look at the groundwork laid for the series proper.Plus: what Taggart means to Glasgow, musical weirdness, Eighties television tropes, the first appearance of the Taggart Murder Totaliser... and grab a handkerchief for Stephen's heartbreaking Gerard Kelly story...Get in touch with the show @nomeancitypod or via email, and find links to everywhere you can listen to the show at https://linktr.ee/nomeancitypod. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From the mean streets of Maryhill to the genteel speakers of your podcast player, join us on our journey exploring the cases, the criminals, the characters and the changing face of Glasgow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's guest is FORMER Royal Marine David Devenney. David was born in Maryhill in Glasgow and admits that he grew up in the local library and tells us ‘it was his love of books' that set him on the path for absorbing education like a ‘sponge'. David's first job was an apprenticeship with his uncle before he realised that 'it wasn't for him' and joined the police at the age of 19. However, he recalls that he ‘was always playing soldiers as a kid' and always had that interest in the military. He remembers ‘walking down queen street towards argyle street and walked past the Army, Navy and Air force careers office and will never forget that there was a green beret in the window, ‘I thought I quite fancy that' and so a couple of weeks was walking up to the commando training centre, which was the start of a lifelong career in the royal marines. David tells us he still remembers the day clearly when he was called up as a commando to join the forces for the Falklands war and says they cruised down to the Falklands on the PO Canberra cruise liner, ‘it's the only way to go to war' he laughed. David is currently director of the Community Veterans Support based in Govan's Pearce Institute. Listen to more of David's fascinating life and career stories on the #Iwasgonnae podcast.

Good News with Twanda Black welcomes special guest MARY HILL HART, Founder/CEO of the Hart Recovery Center

Edi meets the shining star of theatre, film and television and talks about growing up in Maryhill, attending drama school in Glasgow, and founding the Raindog theatre company.

Doug is getting ready to run a few races and Dani isn't organized. This week we cover the third series of state parks in our Washington State Park series. Dani takes everyone to Ebey and Doug reaches the edge of Washington at Maryhill. Beware the buckets of Canadian waste when harvesting seaweed, don't be the late night drunk at the campground, and he's not “against people and RVs.” It's Multnomah. We've started a Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/ALifeOutside We've merch! https://teespring.com/stores/a-life-outside-podcast Find out more about us and access our stories and episodes: https://www.alifeoutsidepod.com/ Follow us: TikTok https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeApskrU/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8azr4noqQqB164qOh3MAoA Twitter http://Twitter.com/alifeoutsidepod Instagram http://Instagram.com/alifeoutsidepod Theme song performed by Jasmine Emery  https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/7dCRpW27znCU3nEU6

For this episode I interview Gloria Mahoney, a resident in Long-Term Care at The Village of Riverside Glen. Gloria has only just moved to Riverside Glen, but she's lived in Guelph most of her life. Gloria tells us about work, family, her love of cruises, and her and I bond over our shared loved of Maryhill where much of Gloria's family is from. Thank you Gloria for sharing your story!This interview was originally recorded on July 7th, 2021 Get on the email list at bridgingthesocialdistance.substack.com

This week, oh aye we're back again etc, it's Dylan and Ally who get together at talkingLowerLeague HQ to discuss the numerous goings on of the lower leagues. Including how the potential cinch sponsorship mess could impact the lower leagues, we look back at an exciting first weekend of league action across the SPFL as well as Dylan losing the plot at how terrible Clyde are and Ally talking about his lovely Saturday in Maryhill. Wild. As per.

Carol Heywood was born with DNA that was equipped with a genetic trigger that was activated at age 35 by energies that brought in a new dawn of evolutionary awakening on Earth. The first ray of sun that came up over the cliff at the Columbia River Gorge, August 16, 1987, at the replica of Stonehenge in Maryhill, Washington, sliced through Carol's being like a light sabre, awakened her third eye/pineal gland and revealed a very colorful world. This newly open antenna allowed her to see and interact with multidimensional energies and served as a portal into the playground of the gods. There, among unlimited wonders, she found guides and angels that helped her cope with her rapidly expanding reality by providing information, comfort, and love.Prior to these events, Carol was a fairly normal Lutheran girl from Whittier, so this sudden exposure to the vastness of the universe that took her way beyond previous belief systems, pretty much blew her away. The readily available, divine resources that came to her rescue, evolved into a cherished inner family that lovingly interact in her ideal personal myth.One of Carol's first inner voice requests, "Trust your own experience and record what you see", prompted her to start a journal in 1987 and she also paints and captures scenes of her inner landscape. Her new book, Passionate Pinky and the Evolutionary Experiment, is a unique, lively, and lovely tapestry of excerpts from her personal journal illustrated with her brightly colored energetic artwork.pinkrose4233@gmail.com Passionate Pinky book: https://www.amazon.com/Passionate-Pinky-Evolutionary-Experiment-Heywood-babrauskas/dp/0977396037

Support for GIGPOD is brought to you by MANSCAPED.Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code GIGPOD at MANSCAPED.comBlame Reidzo for that episode title.It's episode 49, and Maryhill's hero and Spunkphone get together to discuss Celtic's new manager Ange Postecoglou, and the vision ahead, or the lack of one, who knows, but let's just hope we can hit the ground running and we're somewhat competent in his first few weeks before Lenny phones us again saying 'Listen if you ever need a caretaker.....'As always, you can follow us at GIGPOD on Instagram and TwitterAnd Spunkphone, who loves his clout, is here.Music Credit - Kylie Minogue - Love At First SightLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Support for GIGPOD is brought to you by MANSCAPED.Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code GIGPOD at MANSCAPED.comBlame Reidzo for that episode title.It's episode 49, and Maryhill's hero and Spunkphone get together to discuss Celtic's new manager Ange Postecoglou, and the vision ahead, or the lack of one, who knows, but let's just hope we can hit the ground running and we're somewhat competent in his first few weeks before Lenny phones us again saying 'Listen if you ever need a caretaker.....'As always, you can follow us at GIGPOD on Instagram and TwitterAnd Spunkphone, who loves his clout, is here.Music Credit - Kylie Minogue - Love At First Sight

Do you have a high schooler who is planning for college? Are you wondering how and what you might pay for college? As you begin your search, you might be surprised by the price of college today. Why is college so expensive? What factors have contributed to increasing college tuition? And what do we need to watch for as we navigate the plethora of college options, the numerous price-related factors in choosing a college, and the emotions that arise throughout the process?   Ron Lieber, the “Your Money” columnist for The New York Times, joins Marti and Erin to discuss his latest book, The Price You Pay for College: An Entirely New road Map for the Biggest Financial Decision Your Family Will Ever Make. He shares insights on the many options for post-secondary education and demystifies the often-confusing world of college finances. Learn what to look for in a college, gain clarity on merit aid, and walk away with a better understanding of the benefits of a gap year. If you’ve got children who are planning to go to college, even if that is years away, you won’t want to miss this episode!   HOW CAN WE SUPPORT OUR CHILDREN IN THE CONTEXT OF THE RISING PRICE OF COLLEGE? What might you say to your eighth grader to help them prepare for college and the expenses associated with secondary education? What were you most surprised about when it comes to the rising cost of college? How will you be mindful of your emotions, especially the fear, guilt, and “snobbery” that Ron Lieber discusses, as you and your teen consider the right college choice?   WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT CHOOSING AND PAYING FOR COLLEGE? ❉ FINDING THE RIGHT COLLEGE: TIPS FOR SUCCESS AND SATISFACTION IN HIGHER ED. Finding the right college can feel overwhelming. Tune in as Mary Hill, Director of College Counseling and Academic Planning at St. Paul Academy and Summit School, addresses many common questions about finding the right college in this informative and important discussion.   ❉ HOW COLLEGE MAKES OR BREAKS US: A CONVERSATION WITH AUTHOR PAUL TOUGH ON HOW YOUNG AMERICANS NAVIGATE THE COMPLEX PROCESSES OF APPLYING FOR AND ATTENDING COLLEGE AND MOVING ON TO SUCCESSFUL ADULT LIVES. Best-selling author Paul Tough spent six years exploring colleges in 21 states. He interviewed faculty, SAT tutors and students from all walks of life, concluding that higher education as an engine of social mobility is breaking down. He joins Marti & Erin to discuss what he learned and to offer action steps for college admissions, alumni, and public officials who make decisions on higher education funding.

This week's guest, following on from previous coverage of the 2021 Scottish Elections, is Bob Doris SNP MSP for Maryhill and Springburn currently running for reelection. It was a pleasure to talk to Bob about his path into politics, how politics seems to be evolving, what he would like to see happen in an independent Scotland, the Scottish Government's handling of Covid-19 Pandemic and much much more. You can connect with Bob on twitter here: https://twitter.com/BobDorisSNP?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

This is our first 4/20 Special! We're taking a one week break before we power through the last three episodes of the Great Awakening Map to celebrate this stoner holiday and give a more educational history of this miraculous cannabis plant!Awakened Exchanges Telegram ChannelThe History of MarijuanaHemp and the Founding FathersWilliam Randolph HearstCurrent Laws and Regulations-----Intro - 00:15Ads - 03:15 - Please visit our sponsors Awakened Vapes, Genesis Pharms, and the Caramel Corn Company and help support this podcast!Episode - 6:35-----Welcome back to Awakened Exchanges! I'm your host Jay Rich and you're listening to our first 4/20 Special! As always, I'm truly grateful to be here speaking with you and I hope you enjoy this brief one-week break from the Great Awakening Map. Hopefully you can clear out some of the conspiracy theories this week and hot box your brain with the history of cannabis! You can always email about other interesting topics and guests, you can use the contact form on our website or contact me on twitter @AwakenExchanges.This episode is actually airing right as I get on the road for the official Podcast scouting trip to Austin. If you check out my Instagram feed, you should see me sharing an early morning toke at the Maryhill, WA Stonehenge. I'll be making a few stops on the way there, as well as numerous on the way back and sharing images along the way. I'll also be preparing some new show topics and interviewing some guests along the way. I am extremely grateful to be able to take this opportunity right now and I hope that it leads to great things for the podcast, the vapes, and eventually the A.R.C. community. Things are definitely progressing the right direction and I'm going to continue to use these mindfulness techniques to look at my life from a perspective of gratitude and keep reminding myself how lucky I am to be where I am today, as well as for the future I get to be a part of. I am truly grateful that you're here to join me along the way, and to share these experiences in some way, shape, or form. Thank you all. Before we explore the history of cannabis, here's a brief rundown of our sponsors. As Always, I want to thank all of you personally for your support. Just listening and sharing this podcast with your friends gives me a reason to keep providing the best content possible. If you have the means and would like to contribute personally, please take a look at our Patreon page where you will get access to exclusive content and deals! There are already bonus videos available and more are on the way. As for our other sponsors, Awakened Vapes was the first of the Awakened Brands, and has been helping you modulate your high with CBD-only, high-terpene vape products since 2019. Genesis Pharms has been making the highest-quality medicinal RSO, among many other fantastic products, starting with the medical community back before 2010. And, last but not least, the Caramel Corn Company; bringing you caramel corn the way it was meant to be!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/AwakenedExchanges) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/awakened-exchanges/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/awakened-exchanges/support

Wahhhh but also ACK! We are leaving you with some wonderful night calls from our wonderful listeners. But of course there is also a call about how The Big Chill and Cathy comics are connected, some rhapsodizing about monoliths (new and old), and a decision on what show is better: Frasier or Cheers. Some sentimental night calls to send us out, our favorite episodes and guests, reminiscing about Girls In Hoodies, and where we’d send our listeners to help fill the void. We promise we’ll be back someday on some astral plane. So long for now. Thanks for listening to Night Call.  NOTES HelloCullen Frasier tweet https://twitter.com/HelloCullen/status/1333086443481141248 Alissa Walker tattoo tweet https://twitter.com/awalkerinLA/status/1332887007161270272 Third monolith https://www.npr.org/2020/12/03/942056802/the-monolith-mystery-deepens-as-a-3rd-oddity-pops-up-in-california iamamiwhoami https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iamamiwhoami Maryhill https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maryhill,_Washington Hot and Rich https://twitter.com/hotandrichshow?lang=en Joan Haley Ford on Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/joanhaleyford Sound Only https://www.theringer.com/2020/8/4/21354364/introducing-sound-only-with-justin-charity-and-micah-peters Bad Gays https://badgayspod.podbean.com/ Scary Cool Sad Goodbye https://scarycoolsadgoodbye.substack.com/p/scary-cool-sad-goodbye-01 Creature Feature https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-creature-feature-30054205/ Ologies https://www.alieward.com/ologies Jane Marie's substack https://seejanemarie.substack.com/ Tess's weather newsletter https://tinyletter.com/LAWeather Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Juliette Aristides is the founder and instructor of the Aristides Atelier at the Gage Academy of Fine Art in Seattle.  Juliette teaches workshops both nationally and internationally. She is the author of  Classical Drawing Atelier, Classical Painting Atelier, Lessons in Classical Drawing and Lessons in Classical Painting, her books provide an overview of traditional drawing and painting skills and within each book are exercises related to improving your artistic practice. She exhibits in one person and group shows nationally including a solo exhibition, “Observations” at the Reading Public Museum of Art in Reading—Pennsylvania, an upcoming exhibition called 'A life's work' at the Customs House Museum in Clarksville TN, and her 4th Atelier show at the Maryhill museum of art. For more from Juliette please visit: https://www.aristidesarts.comTo support the ART'S COOL podcast please visit: https://www.patreon.com/kengoshenFor more from Ken Goshen please visit: https://www.kengoshen.comMusic by Adaam James.

On the 10th of May, feared gangland figure Frank McPhie went to his vegetable allotment near his home in Maryhill, Glasgow. As he worked, a vehicle pulled into the carpark with four male occupants…CreditsMr Gangland – Research and ScriptingVocals and Editing – J SProduction & Soundtracking – Matt KTracks used under license from Epidemic Sound. Full tracklist upon request.SponsorsThank you to the sponsors of today's episode, Best Fiends and Podcorn.For Best Fiends you can find their 5 star rated mobile puzzle game on the Apple App Store and Google Play. You won't regret it!For anyone wishing to monetise their podcast and take control of their advertising - or to advertise their product - head over to podcorn.com and see how their platform can transform everything for you today.SourcesUnderbelly Magazine, feature on the murder of Frank McPhieHerald NewsRoom, Not proven verdicts in bridegroom case Accused walks from a second murder trial, 13 Mar 1998, The HeraldBBC, Shooting victim made 'mystery trip', BBC Online 12 May 2000Record Newsroom, DEATH OF AN EVIL MAN; Usher was accused of killing the groom He got away with murder twice but his life ended with a bullet in the head., Scottish Daily Record 16 Sep 2020Reg McKay, Murder Capital: Life and Death on the Streets of Glasgow, 2006, B&W PublishingRecord Newsroom, Brutal gangster killed weeks after I told him his life was in danger, Daily Record, 1 Jul 2012"PRIME SUSPECTS: The sniper in the flats; A row at his allotment, a frantic dash home, calls to his allies ... minutes later , heavy McPhie lay dead.." D Alexander, R Findlay, C Lavery, N Sylvester,  2004 Scottish Daily Record & SundayNewsroom, Police renew investigation into murder of gangland boss, 6 Feb 2014, HeraldNewsroom, Wall of silence in hunt for killer, May 19, 2000, The MirrorJ Clements, Sickening Dog Fight Empire of Murdered Gang Chief; EXCLUSIVE: MOBSTER McPHEE WAS BEHIND EVIL PITBULL PLOT, The Mirror, May 31 2000Newsroom, E-fit move over gangland murder, BBC Online, 28 July 2000

ROSS WILSON is only 31 but he's already in his third role as a manager. In December he was handed the task of trying to restore Maryhill to their former glories. After steering Kello Rovers to an unlikely promotion on a shoestring budget he was installed as Irvine Meadow boss at the age of 28. But he was sacked just 13 games in amid claims of a fans' backlash and interference behind the scenes. We'll hear how Ross is using those contrasting fortunes in Ayrshire to help shape his stewardship at Lochburn Park. Ross has also said he was nothing special as a player. We'll find out what got him into the dugout so soon and how hard it is to make your way at such a young age. Plus we'll hear his views on the changes announced in the West of Scotland League this week. It's all on Down The Divisions. If you have any comments we'd love to hear from you. You can email downthedivisions@gmail.com or contact us through Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. . Down The Divisions logo design Adam Aitken Intro and outro music Bensound

A Celtic State of Mind was named as the UK's Best Football Podcast at the prestigious Football Blogging Awards.In this latest episode, Paul John Dykes chats to Declan McConville about the Maryhill CSC.A Celtic State of Mind has gone from strength-to-strength over the last couple of years, and there are many more guests lined up in the weeks ahead from the world of sport, music, film, art, broadcasting, literature and politics.Connect with A Celtic State of Mind @PaulJohnDykes, and @ACSOMPOD and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or through your podcast player.

For this episode my interview heads to The Village of Riverside Glen, where I speak with a very new resident, June MacMillan. June was a teacher in Mount Forest for ten years before switching modes to parenting and working her family’s dairy farm. She had been living in a retirement facility in Maryhill when the pandemic led to that space closing, and June having to re-locate. It’s a special challenge to move during a pandemic, to a new home with so many new people, and especially when meeting those new people is limited in terms of the times and spaces you can do it in, but June has the best attitude - she actively engages in activities and still finds a way to continue her love of walking (while still staying on the premises), and she has set out to learn a new name every day. Thanks June for sharing your story!This interview was originally recorded on July 8th, 2020 Get on the email list at bridgingthesocialdistance.substack.com

Finding the right college can feel overwhelming. From the time kids enter high school, thoughts of “What’s next?” become increasingly important. As your children (and you) begin the search, many questions may come to mind. How do I find the right college for me? Do I want a large university or small college? Close to home or far away? How can I look beyond big name schools to discover a gem I might not have heard of? What do I need to do now to increase my odds of getting in and getting a scholarship or financial aid? How do I prepare an application that stands out from the crowd?   Finding answers can feel daunting. However, there are so many more resources available today — from online college tours to knowledgeable college counselors. Gone are the days of the inches thick guide to all the colleges! Tune in as Mary Hill, Director of College Counseling and Academic Planning at St. Paul Academy and Summit School, addresses many common questions about finding the right college in this informative and important discussion. With college choices on the horizon for Erin’s kids, she and Grandma Marti were soaking up everything this guest had to offer!     WHERE ARE YOU IN THE PROCESS OF FINDING THE RIGHT COLLEGE?   What do you and your children know or think about college or other higher ed options that might work? What practical tips and resources did you learn about in this Mom Enough discussion that could help you and your kids find the right college match for them?     MORE RESOURCES FOR PARENTS OF KIDS WHO ARE GETTING READY FOR COLLEGE:   ❉ HOW COLLEGE MAKES OR BREAKS US: A CONVERSATION WITH AUTHOR PAUL TOUGH.  Best-selling author, Paul Tough, digs deeply into big ideas, and that certainly is true in his latest book, The Years that Matter Most: How College Makes or Breaks Us. Listen to hear some of what he learned from spending six years exploring colleges in 21 states. He joins Marti & Erin in this podcast to discuss highlights of what he learned and to offer action steps for college admissions, alumni, and public officials who make decisions on higher education funding.   ❉ PARENTING COLLEGE STUDENTS: A FREE ONLINE RESOURCE FOR ALL PARENTS. Parenting college students is a new phase of parenting! Jodi Dworkin and Marjorie Savage, from Family Social Science in the U of M’s College of Education and Human Development (CEHD), developed a rich new website, Parenting College Students, to help parents of college students wherever they are.

A Celtic State of Mind are delighted to be named as finalists at this year’s Football Content Awards.We’re up for the Best International Podcast Award. Vote at the following link by selecting:* Best Podcast* International* A Celtic State of Mindhttps://footballcontentawards.com/2020-voting/A Celtic State of Mind was named as the UK's Best Football Podcast at the prestigious Football Blogging Awards.In this latest episode, Paul John Dykes and Jim Simonette chat to Clyde FC's Sporting Director, Graham Diamond, where they discuss:* Being brought up in Maryhill;* The golden age of the street footballer;* Youth coaches with their initials on their training tops;* Jinky & Bobby Murdoch;* Signing 'S' Form with Partick Thistle;* Moving into coaching;* Jordan Moffat - The one that got away.A Celtic State of Mind has gone from strength-to-strength over the last couple of years, and there are many more guests lined up in the weeks ahead from the world of sport, music, film, art, broadcasting, literature and politics.Connect with A Celtic State of Mind @PaulJohnDykes, @anorthernprose and @ACSOMPOD and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or through your podcast player.

A Celtic State of Mind was named as the UK's Best Football Podcast at the prestigious Football Blogging Awards.In this latest episode, Colin Watt chats to actor Manjot Sumal, where they discuss:* Remembering the side who stopped the ten;* Suffering racism whilst growing up in Maryhill;* The importance of Scott Brown;* Taking 'How To Make A Killing In Bollywood' to the stage;* The success of Scot Squad.A Celtic State of Mind has gone from strength-to-strength over the last couple of years, and there are many more guests lined up in the weeks ahead from the world of sport, music, film, art, broadcasting, literature and politics.Connect with A Celtic State of Mind @PaulJohnDykes, @anorthernprose and @ACSOMPOD and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or through your podcast player.

Dreaming of travel - because we can’t actually travel - has become a lot more meaningful during lockdown and this week I really loved being on the When in Spain podcast. Paul Burge from Madrid and me in London, talking about the country we love. This week The Big Travel Podcast also hit number 1 again in the Apple Podcasts UK travel charts, number in the UAE, 5 in Spain, 3 in Belgium and charting high everywhere including number 28 in the US which is a great as its such a big country! Hello to all our new listeners, I’m so happy to have you with us. We’ve also been featured a lot in the press including articles from Wanderlust Magazine and even The Guardian.  This episode's guest is utterly fascinating and I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I do. Searching for the quirk in the world, the places created for odd reasons and perverse town-planning, cultural commentator Travis Elborough has explored topics as diverse as the history of the Routemaster bus, vinyl records, donkeys at the British seaside and pirates in the Caribbean. He most recently collaborated with cartographer Martin Brown for The Atlas of Vanishing Places, winner of the Edward Stanford Travel Writing Awards 2020 illustrated book. And for this episode we’re actually in the wonderful Stanford’s Travel Book Shop, in London’s Covent Garden just before we went into Lockdown.   On this episode we cover: Being inspired by the disappearance of The Aral Sea in Uzbekistan Captain Cook and the ‘labyrinth’ of the Great Barrier Reef Visiting the archaeological wonder of Xanadu in Mongolia The lost colony of Roanoke in what’s now North Carolina Was Helike, an ancient Greek city submerged by a tsunami, the basis for Atlantis Ancient cities such as Alexandria and its great library and lighthouse The replica Stonehenge in Maryhill, Washington State Lack Havasu being created in Arizona by a champion chill chef and Disney Land planner The Americans buying London Bridge and sticking it up in Arizona The urban myth that they thought they were getting Tower Bridge Driving Route 66 with a poet friend, how very Beatnik Spring break party towns Touring Lake Havasu with a Harley Davison gang Having a fake Trafalgar Square to go with the original London Bridge Towns disappearing under hydroelectric damns The town in Australia poking up above the water The ghost-town of Bodie North East of Yosemite in California Chan Chan, the ancient capital city on the northern coast of Peru  The Yorkshire homes disappearing into the sea at Skipsea The fastest-eroding coastline in northern Europe The tensions of what to keep and what to sacrifice The positive affects of Coronavirus stopping travel Venice being in in peril The word ‘quarantine’ coming from Venice The word ‘ghetto’ also probably coming from Venice The extraordinary basilica buildings being built on world trade The art project of bridges outside Rotterdam replicating the bridges on the back of a Euro note The forts in the Solent that were meant to protect against invasion of the French One of these being turned into a party venue Slab City squatter camp in California with a golf course Always looking for the quirk in his travels Montana’s Glacier National Park that might disappear The perverse attraction of a disused mine shaft Being intrigued by places that are created for odd reasons The crazy story of Fordlandia, henry Ford’s failed utopian village in Brazil Titusville in Pennsylvania being the birthplace of Vaseline The sunken pirate city of Port Royal in Jamaica ‘Town-Planning Perversion’ Walt Disney’s Celebration utopian village in Orlando How Kraftwerk’s Trans-Europe Express really takes on new meaning when you’re staring down long German boulevards Thanks again to Stanford’s Travel Book Shop in Covent Garden for having us! They are still open online and would love to have you visit when the physical shop reopens too www.stanfords.co.uk  

Originally recorded live at the Blackfriars Playhouse on February 7, 2020 Wondering who Prince Hal in Henry IV is? What happened before the play? How did we get here? Dr. Ralph presents Dr. Mary Hill Cole, professor of history at Mary Baldwin University and director of the Virginia Program at Oxford. Spice up your knowledge of Shakespeare's history cycle with Mary as she presents English regnal history through Henry V as a primer for theatre goers.  Join renowned Shakespeare scholar and ASC Co-Founder and Director of Mission Ralph Alan Cohen for this entertaining and enlightening series of lectures and conversations, recorded live from the Blackfriars Playhouse! Dr. Ralph provides his unique and cunning insight into early modern theatre and beyond with charm and good humor. Often features guest hosts and speakers such as Artistic Director Ethan McSweeny, Director of Education Sarah Enloe, scholars, actors, playwrights, and many more! Visit Our Website Stream BlkFrs TV while we are dark! Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram Help Keep The Lights On 

The Woodinville wine scene welcomes Maryhill Winery as they take over the historic Hollywood Schoolhouse and bring their award-winning wines to the Seattle-area. In the past two years, owners Craig & Vicki Leuthold have opened popular tasting rooms & bistros in Spokane's Kendall Yards, on Vancouver USA's waterfront, and now in Woodinville. Windermere Home & Wealth Host Brian Bushlach welcomes Craig to share the Maryhill story & wines.

Since her teenage years, today's special guest Mary Hill was fascinated with the concepts and mysteries surrounding death and dying. During her career as a Hospice Case Manager and Registered Nurse, she offered spiritual healing practices to patients to aid them in their transitions into the afterlife. In her book “Messages from the Afterlife: Memoirs of a Hospice Nurse,” Mary shares the close relationships she had with several patients and the experiences she had with them visiting her after their transition into the afterlife. She also details her relationship with her mother as she declined in health and eventually passed over, coming to Hill with messages of love and wisdom. Readers looking for comfort in the face of transition, those intrigued by the afterlife, and individuals interested in alternative medicine versus western medicine will enjoy the stories in “Messages from the Afterlife” and will find solace and wisdom within each page. Mary Hill is a highly intuitive spiritual healer as a Reiki Master, Shamanic Practitioner and Certified Kundalini Yoga Teacher. She has 13 years of experience with hospice patients as a Certified Hospice Palliative Nurse and is now retired and living in Huntington Beach, California. She loves spending her time with her husband and two cats and she can also be found walking along the shores of the majestic Pacific Ocean.  

Do you believe in life after death? Then you can't miss the opportunity to listen to our special guest, Mary Hill, relate her unique and spiritual experiences as a Registered Nurse and Hospice Case Manager as she developed a close relationship with her patients, showing her the divine grace that accompanies the dying process as she assisted them to transition to the afterlife. Several of her patients kept their promise to appear to her after they passed, and this was evidence that life, or consciousness, continued after the physical body was left behind. Mary is the author of the book Messages from the Afterlife, and is a highly intuitive spiritual healer, Reiki Master, Shamanic Practitioner, and Certified Kundalini Yoga Teacher. Do you have an exploring death story you’d like to share with Lisa? Please leave a comment on the podcast or contact Lisa at LisaExploringDeath@gmail.com Links and Resources from this Episode http://www.millionairemedium.com Connect with Mary Hill https://www.hospicememories.com/ https://www.amazon.com/Messages-Afterlife-Memoirs-Hospice-Nurse/dp/1982202017 https://www.facebook.com/maryhillauthor/ Special Listener Gift Download Your Free Abundance Meditation Show Notes Death is an illusion - 4:40 The great work of hospices - 5:13 Serving in a hospice - 5:54 Songs from a patient: Carolyne - 8:00 Why she wrote her book - 11:33 It's like magic and divine grace - 16:12 The privilege of doing hospice work - 16:20 A special moment - 18:46 Lisa reads some cards for Mary - 19:16 What you can do to help - 22:50 It's okay to die - 24:00 Discussing death with her mom - 26:50 Everybody should pray and ask God to help them - 28:04 The importance of having a conversation with your beloved ones - 29:25 Get in touch with Mary - 31:04 why we come into this world and an important message - 32:00 Experiences in Maui - 35:44 Lisa reads some cards about following your heart - 37:52 When you are not following your heart, you are not in the flow - 39:30 Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear, please leave a review by clicking here Make sure you’re subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. iTunes Spotify Stitcher RSS

Dr. Jeanette welcomes retired hospice nurse, Mary Hill, author of Messages from the Afterlife-Memoirs of a Hospice Nurse, to engage in a conversation about death, the afterlife and living in the moment. While we all might believe we have some great answer to what happens to us when our body says it is time to retire; perhaps what the soul and spirit have planned is a greater mystery the more we explore the experience. What do we know, what can we dream or hope for, and what can we wish to be the path of the afterlife? Is it possible to just explore the soul and see how guided we might become to let go of the fear and template of the death process that has played out for the last several centuries? What if we know nothing and that is a place of hope and faith? For more information on Mary and her life long journey in hospice, visit: www.HospiceMemories.com For guided end of life, health/wellness, or spiritual guidance from Dr. Jeanette visit either of her websites: www.DrJeanetteGallagher.com  or  www.MyPersonalAdvocate2.com

Maryhill Winery continues to expand its influence on Northwest wine with the opening of it's latest tasting room on the waterfront in Vancouver USA. In this episode, Maryhill's Craig Leuthold also makes a major announcement about a tasting room in the Seattle-area. And while Maryhill covers all major Washington markets, winemaker Richard Batchelor and his wines are hauling in the awards at national wine competitions. In this episode, Brian visits the new Vancouver tasting room and we select a Vintage 2017 interview with Richard Batchelor on-location at Maryhill's Gorge tasting room.

Live from Maryhill, Glasgow! Krystal and Paul had a lot to catch up on, apparently, because this episode is super long. We're talking about Slice of Life, episode 18 of Season 1 of Roseanne, and we also have big chats about what it would be like to be famous, professional laughers, slumber parties, the American health care system, and much (much) more. Get stuck in, Cornballs!   Follow us: Subscribe and Review on iTunes! Our website! CreamedCornPod on Facebook! CreamedCornPod on Twitter! CreamedCornPod on Instagram! Krystal's Twitter! Krystal Evans Comedy! Paul's Twitter! Paul McDaniel Comedy!   Things we chatted about:   Seincast, a Seinfeld Podcast http://seincast.libsyn.com   Annie, Get Your Gun "Anything You Can Do" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fW5Z2z6pXM   "Mrs. Robinson", Frank Sinatra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szLD-XYQL5g   Lynne Thigpen Carmen Sandiego/The Warriors   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj8bAd9fQ18   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pck19C7GkC4   Comedy Bang Bang (Carl Tart as The Chief) https://youtu.be/GfFb44Qld2s?t=1978   Gina Yashere talks about US healthcare: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLvmnHKxgpU 

As the Portland metro area continues its rapid growth, more people are calling the Vancouver-area and SW Washington home. Now, after years of development, the Vancouver Waterfront project debuts with Maryhill, one of the Northwests most award winning wineries, anchoring the entertainment on the Columbia River.

Maryhill Winery Co-Founders Craig & Vicki Leuthold built the best destination winery in the Pacific Northwest, then opened a hip, urban tasting room in their hometown of Spokane. Now, they have their sights set on Vancouver USA, with a spectacular waterfront tasting room on the Columbia River. Brian revisits his friends to learn about their latest venture, and taste two of their award-winning wines.

It’s time for another four wines. Every couple of months we talk about four random wines that don’t fit in an upcoming episode.  All four of the wines  featured in this week’s episode were sent to us as press samples. But regardless if we purchase the wine or get it for free we always give our honest opinion and only talk about wines we really enjoyed.   Valdo 1926 Cuvee NV - priced around $14. This is a sparkling wine is made from 90% Glera, 10% Chardonnay Fresh aromas of tropical fruits - starfruit, papaya, and pineapple as well as some floral notes It’s off dry with medium plus acidity and flavors very similar to aromas - tropical fruits and flowers This wine is everything I like about sparkling wine fresh, fruity and crisp. The bubbles give this wine a soft and luxurious texture and it has just the right amount of sweetness Pair with wine with brunch, fresh fruits or dessert like a fruit tart   Maryhill Viognier 2017 - priced around $19. Aromas of pear, melon, nectarine and pineapple It’s dry with medium plus acidity and medium light body with flavors of grapefruit, pineapple, and nectarine This wine is great if you want something crisp and light. It went great with Indian food but it does have 14% ABV so watch the spice level on your dish You can purchase this wine right from Maryhill's website   Tintonegro Uco Valley Malbec 2017 - priced around $17. Tinonergo mean black wine in Spanish which is fitting Malbec from Mendoza is known for its dark, blackish color Aromas of dark fruit, dusty earth and a hint of baking spice It’s dry with medium acidity and medium, smooth tannins with juicy, ripe flavors of dark cherries, blackberries and black plum If you are looking for a fruity and approachable wine this is a winner. Enough acid to pair with food and enjoyable on its - the best of both worlds. Food Pairing Option: Skirt Steak with Chimichurri Sauce   Watermill Estate Mourvèdre 2012 This wine has aromas of dark fruits , dusty earth, rose and Chinese 5 spice It’s dry with medium acidity, medium tannins and medium body with flavors of dark fruits, rose, salty mushrooms, with a hint of bitter greens on the finish A Lot going on in this wine - floral, savory, herbal Great great balance of acidity and tannins Don’t see a lot of varietal wines made from Mourvèdre so if you are looking for something unique this is a great option.    

Listen and learn about young people, their rising obesity levels and the negative impacts on their safety and health.Ms. Mary Hill, of CDC Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity, and Ms. Dawn Castillo, MPH, of NIOSH Division of Safety Research describe the situation and pro-active measures we can take to reduce obesity levels and improve their safety and health, at home and at work.

Listen and learn about young people, their rising obesity levels and the negative impacts on their safety and health.Ms. Mary Hill, of CDC Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity, and Ms. Dawn Castillo, MPH, of NIOSH Division of Safety Research describe the situation and pro-active measures we can take to reduce obesity levels and improve their safety and health, at home and at work.

This week we are talking our recent visit to the Maryhill and Cathedral Ridge wineries in the Columbia Gorge AVA. This trip was a post-excursion for the annual Wine Bloggers conference. In this episode we learn about the Columbia Gorge AVA and talk about the two wineries we visited.   Wine Recommendations - the two wines mentioned in this week's episode are from Cathedral Ridge winery 2015 Riesling - priced around $24.  Nose: stonefruit, pear, minerality and a hint of rubber It’s off-dry with medium acidity and medium body with flavors peach, passion fruit, golden apple and pear Love the balance between sweetness and acidity and this fuller, ripe, warmer Riesling with all those stonefruit and tropical flavors You can purchase this wine on their website here.    2015 Cab Franc - priced around $44.  Nose: red cherries and sweet baking spices It’s dry with medium plus acidity and medium tannins with flavors of red plum, red cherries and a hint of herbal on the finish Really juicy, ripe fruity wine and the smell of this wine is so delicious and intoxicating - inviting you to drink it Also the tannins are there but they are so smooth and they just gild off the tongue Not a lot of wineries make Cabernet Franc wine so love this delicious example You can purchase this wine here   Sources Wikipedia Oregon Wine  Columbia Gorge Wine Growers

So, you’ve had a long day hiking the AT and you’ve now found yourself in Roan Mountain, TN. All you’re wanting to do is take a shower, get a good meal, sleep in a bed and resupply you pack. What do you do? Simple, you stop at Mountain Harbor B&B and Hiker Hostel! Learn how Mountain Harbor owners, David and Mary Hill, had their lives changed by the AT community and how they are now catering to hiker’s needs in this week’s podcast! #appalachiantrailtn #ATTNPodcast #findyourtrail

In Episode 14, we focus on Washington. Washington produces the second largest amount of wine per capita in the United States, after California.  Established in 1984, the Colombia Valley AVA is the largest wine region in the state of Washington. This AVA includes over 11,000,000 acres (4,500,000 ha), of which over 40,000 acres (16,000 ha) are under vine.  Indeed, about 99% of the vineyard area in Washington is under this AVA, and subsequent Sub-AVAs.  (American Viticultural Areas, like some of their Old World Counterparts, can be nested within each other like Matryoshka dolls.)  This particular suite of AVAs has become well known for producing traditional Bordeaux varietals, like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc.  But you know me. (Or, at least, are getting to know me at the very least.) I don't like to review and look at the common stuff, necessarily. I like to look at the less usual things, when possible. Which is why I chose to look at the 2012 Pinot Gris from Maryhill Winery, instead of, say, a Washington Merlot. (which I do have lined up for the second episode discussing Washington Wines at a much later date).  Gary and I found ourselves extremely disappointed with the 2012 Colombia Valley Pinot Gris, and it is telling that it seems that Maryhill has uprooted their Pinot Gris vines since the production of this wine.  Why is it disappointing?  Take a listen to find out. (In retrospect, we should have talked more about Pinot Grigio vs. Pinot Gris in this episode, but we ended up far too disappointed in this wine to do that.  Suffice to say, they're largely the same thing, except not; there are some stylistic differences. Italian-style Pinot Grigio vintages are typically lighter-bodied, crisp, fresh, with vibrant stone fruit and floral aromas and a touch of spice, while Pinot Gris, especially from Alsace, tend to be more full-bodied, richer, spicier, and more viscous in texture, meaning this particular vintage does align more on the Gris side of the spectrum.  And now you know.) This bottle was acquired by yours truly via Underground Cellar.com

In this special edition of Waiting To Dry, Sergio hangs out with artists Za Vue and Anton Pavlenko while camping in Maryhill, Washington for the Pacific Northwest Plein Air event. They get into camping near an active wildfire, the importance of swimming during a plein air event, brag about our camp food, how Anton damaged another painter’s painting, getting probed, Chewy the Camping Cat, and what makes them choose which events they do. Sergio talks to Za and Anton about their unique painting styles, and we discuss representational vs. abstract in plein air, staying humble after winning awards, plans for a competition-free paintout, and lots of Tech-Talk™ about cold wax medium. They talk about their impromptu trip to the Seattle Art Fair and what they liked/ridiculed, and find out Anton and Za’s Top 5 Dead Or Alive! Sergio wraps it up with a brand new segment for the show!

My take on why dentists make good drivers and why many of them like to go fast. Also a bit on the Maryhill loops hillclimb at Mini Meet West.  Lastly Genna sings the Anthems.

Doug sits down with Mary Hill and Kathy Coops from Birthright of Boise.Read More →

In this episode I talk to Davie Galbraith. Davie is a former professional mixed martial arts fighter who now runs and owns New Life Gym, a martial arts hub in Maryhill.

This is the story of Mary and Brian Hill, as told by Mary.Original music by Kent Sutherland.Thanks to Mary Hill for her sharing, and to the memory of Brian Hill.For more information on the story or the podcast, visit www.humanordinary.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Something To Talk About.....Bob's shaving accident, Yorkshire Tea twitter, Stephen's twitter actual melted, Death Wish, Kirk Douglas dies, Proper Bo, Stealing wheel trims, Bionics, Nuisance phone calls, I Believe in Father Christmas, #Chemtrails, Carol Vorderman's boobs,The good Goss, 80's & 90's white guy mullet singers Diane is too Scottish, Ben the Ken Roastit Cheese, Kilmarnock is a big Maryhill, Selling gas, Lost Boys of Sudan, Topless Andy Murray, Stephen wins at Blood Diamond, God help us, More 80's bands, PopMaster, Is Titanic a good movie?, Unobtainium is dumb, No beef with the Bay, Diane sees The Arrival, Mummy Impossible, Horror films, #FuckHitchcock, Forest Whitaker Eric Bristow actual tweets, Is Darts a sport?, #ProperBoab, Nana's Network, Dream podcast guests, A drum kit has a face, Our upcoming Christmas episode, Pistachio the turtle, Kirk Douglas turns 100, Tough Guys, Is there anyone you want to say hello to?, Somethingpod on PopMaster?, Diane dogged school to watch Neighbors, Still rustlin'...

Hon har aldrig betraktat sig som trädgårdsskribent och har försökt kliva ur sin ofrivilliga roll som trädgårdsguru – bland annat genom att skriva ”Hejdå! Begravningsboken”. Men böcker som Trädgårdens natur, Tankar om trädgården och Maryhill har gjort journalisten Lotte Möller till en av Sveriges mest älskade trädgårdslegendarer, och trots att hon själv är less på vokabulären kring trädgård är det ett nöje att höra henne berätta, både om sin egen hemliga trädgårdsvärld i Lund och om trädgårdskultur i allmänhet. Hör varför hon blir både glad och irriterad när någon tror att hennes trädgård får sköta sig själv, vad hon menar med att trädgårdar generellt präglas av det stereotypt manliga, och hur det gick med försöket att klara sig utan gräsklippare. Du hör också om en tid när trädgård och batik var lika ute, hur Lotte bet ihop och skrev om fruktträdsbeskärning och en finurlig balkongmöbel för att få tillåtelse att skriva om Chelsea Flower Show, och hur hon börjat gerillaodla smultron på en oanvänd gräsremsa i Lund. Dessutom får du veta vilken obehaglig upptäckt hon gjorde när hon satt gömd bakom Jim Morrisons grav i Paris, vad som utgör de många små högarna i Jane Austens trädgård och varför hon kände ett sting av skadeglädje när en avlägsen bekant snubblade och bröt benet. Programmet är inspelat den 18 augusti, i Lottes växtinklädda hus i centrala Lund.

Kev & Pat are joined tonight by Maryhill's finest and now Melbourne based, Martin Kelly (@melbbhoy). We talk about Heineken, as well as an in-depth overview of the 2012/13 season, Heineken, Johnny Russell, tifos and Heineken. Everyone involved in the HTWA podcast support the Kano Foundation's "For It's a GRAND old team to see" campaign. Please support them if you can. http://www.hailhailmedia.com/a-grand-old-team-to-see-with-the-kano-foundation/

Kev & Pat are joined tonight by Maryhill's finest and now Melbourne based, Martin Kelly (@melbbhoy). We talk about Heineken, as well as an in-depth overview of the 2012/13 season, Heineken, Johnny Russell, tifos and Heineken. Everyone involved in the HTWA podcast support the Kano Foundation's "For It's a GRAND old team to see" campaign. Please support them if you can. http://www.hailhailmedia.com/a-grand-old-team-to-see-with-the-kano-foundation/

Ellen Burns and her friend Pearl attend a dance with consequences that change both their lives. Jimmie Gow has news he knows his mother will not want to hear. The neighborhood of Maryhill finds that in war there is no safe place.

Mike Harding was commissioned by The Southbank Centre to record bees for The Bee Symphony, to be performed on Sunday 6th September 2009 at The Queen Elizabeth Hall, London as part of Pestival. The Bee Symphony, with music composition by Marcus Davidson (Spire) and bee recordings by Mike Harding diffused by Chris Watson, will be performed at Cross Pollination An Evening of Experimental Insect Music, curated by Chris Watson. The recordings took place at Cherry Garden Farm, Stelling Minnis in Kent, England. The hives are owned by Olivia Grove on her seven acre small-holding. Also present were Marcus Davidson, who took the photos, and bee expert Mary Hill from Old Wives Lees. You can hear the voices of all four on the episode... Equipment used includes 2 x dpa 4060 mics, recording onto a Nagra Ares P-ll at 48k 24bit, and of course, a coathanger and bee suit... with thanks to Jane Beese at The Southbank Centre.

GOLDENDALE, WA - Watch as zoobombers skate and minibike down Maryhill Loops Road the first paved road in the Paciifc Northwest. The road, built by Samuel Hill, is now a historic site with no auto traffic. This video was produced by Billy Meiners (aka Billy the Kid) and RevPhil was greeted by many cheers at the Bike Porn Movie Night.

Uncle Weed’s musings while visiting Goldendale, Washington, including comments on Stonehenge replica, Mary Hill museum, observatory, bowling, pancakes, cemeteries, trash dumping and Thanksgiving.  Listen Up! Choogle on with Uncle Weed #11 pic by daveo Subscribe to Choogle On! with Uncle Weed Fire it up via: iTunes Google Play Tunein Listennotes Radio Public RSS Feed daveostory blog … Continue reading Musings from Goldendale – Choogle On! #11 →