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Ryan Service reads his poem, "Lux," and Alisha Goldblatt reads her poem, "Guarding the Body." Ryan Service is a full-time priest and sometime-poet based in the Midlands (UK). His work has been published in Theology, The Sociological Review, and other journals. He received a prize for his entry in the Jack Clemo poetry competition, and before training in Rome he read English at the University of Warwick. Alisha Goldblatt is an English teacher and writer living in Portland, Maine, with her two wonderful children and one lovely husband. She has published poems in the Common Ground Review, River Heron Review, Burningword Literary Journal, and others, and essays in Stonecoast Review, Wisconsin Review, and MothersAlwaysWrite. Alisha writes whenever she can and gets published when she's lucky. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vita-poetica/support

My guest today is Linsey, who lives in the UK with her partner and three children who are 10, 6 and 1 and a half. Her family's journey to unschooling started when they decided to take their eldest son out of school after two years extremely difficult years. Linsey soon realised that a schooled approach wouldn't work at home either, so began to lean in to what her son needed and how he was really learning. Amongst lots of other things, we talk about the deschooling journey and how powerful it is when we start to unpick social expectations of ourselves and of our children, and to start unraveling all our old stories. Connect with Linsey on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/unschoolingstanley/You can find my blog, workshop and courses at:www.esther-jones.comOr, connect with me onInstagram: @_esther.jonesFacebook:@theunschoolspace

SEASON 2 - EPISODE FIFTEEN- AEW All Out 20202020 was hardly a stealler year for any industry, but with the recovery from covid in its early stages, the wrestling industry had been hit pretty hard. A commitment to delver a product for an audiance unable to watch it live meant stilted stage hands at ringsides, with little to no atmosphere being created. AEW was starting to flesh out its roster, picking up some of WWE's biggest talent in FTR, Brody Lee and Miro but was struggling to continue it's early momentum. All Out 2020 stands out as the companies first big miss of a ppv. And we are here for that kind of mishap! A tooth and nail cinematic match which failed to demonstrate the same feeling as the Boneyard Match that had been such a success, and Matt Hardy being knocked out in the first few minutes of his match with the company choosing to allow him to continue... all rounded out by the very marmite Mimosa Mayhem match between Orange Cassidy and Chris Jericho! Join Better Call Creative as we relive the event and reimagine what it could have been. Playing out our episode is the amazing Valium Gorilla's a local band to us in the Midlands (UK), with their track All Roads Lead To! Check them out now!Oh and you'd Better Call Creative!

Today we welcome special guest Author, Researcher & Experiencer Colin Saunders to discuss his family encounter with a triangle UFO in 1999 & his research into similar triangle encounters. Plus we will go over his Recent New Book that goes over 130 other triangle UFO encounters in the U.K. including his encounter in detail and Alien communication using telepathy. Over the years Colin has met many other people who experienced similar encounters and we will go over his theory behind the triangle UFO's propulsion systems. We have some interesting things to go over today, So Strap on Those Seat Belts, were going for a Ride! - SPONSORED BY: "SPIRITUAL CONSCIOUSNESS: A PERSONAL JOURNEY" By: Kevin J. Briggs - GET YOUR COPY AT: www.KevinJBriggs.com COLIN'S BIO: Colin Saunders is a self employed Graphic designer, born 1958 in Coventry, England and grew up in the Midlands UK. Colin has spent his whole life as a Technical Design Draughtsman and his skills earned him AutoCAD user of the year in 1992 whilst working at Courtaulds PLC. Today Colin is still draughting within the embroidery industry although he started life out as an Electrical Draughtsman. Colin has worked in Sweden and Germany as an Avionics Designer on civilian aircraft and his hobbies include fishing, a passion for old watches and classic motor cars. His encounter with a triangle along with his family in 1999 totally changed his view of the world we live in today. The book: In 1999 my family and I was fortunate to have a very close encounter with a Triangular craft not of this world. Since that date I have met so many people that have also had Triangle encounters it seemed only logical to write a book, not only about my own experience, but to include these observations as well. The book covers over 130 first hand UK witness accounts of close encounters with Triangular craft, including lost time and men in black! What I soon realized from my own encounter and other witness statements is that there is a definite link between UFO's and the paranormal, I have included a whole section about this phenomenon in the book which also touches on Alien telepathy. As strange as it all may seem I believe this is just a science we do not understand. COLIN'S BOOK - "TRIANGULAR UFO'S OF THE UNITED KINGDOM" - AVAILABLE ON AMAZON - SPONSORED BY: "SPIRITUAL CONSCIOUSNESS: A PERSONAL JOURNEY" By: Kevin J. Briggs - GET YOUR COPY AT: www.KevinJBriggs.com - DONATE/SPONSOR THE SHOW AT - https://paypal.me/JessePmufonFI - IT WILL HELP KEEP THE SHOW GOING, PLUS YOU GET A "SHOUT OUT" ON THE SHOW AND A PLACE ON THE WEBSITE! CONTACT ME: TWITTER - @AATPEAK WEBSITE - UFOENCOUNTERSWORLDWIDE.WORDPRESS.COM EMAIL - UFOENCOUNTERSWORLDWIDE@GMAIL.COM --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ufoencountersworldwide/support

We have been lucky to have the pleasure of talking to a very talented and hardworking singer, songwriter and guitarist, originally from Midlands UK. He is a highly acclaimed instrumentalist, particularly renowned for his English fingerpicking style. He has won awards, such as the BBC folk award, appeared on national radio and TV, including shows such as Later with Jools Holland, toured the world and has had seven releases to date, his most recent being Home Waters and Home Waters Live, which is just beautiful, and is currently touring. We are delighted to have the pleasure to talk to this incredible talent, about his musical and vocal journey, his unique ways of coping with performance anxiety and the art storytelling through song. Introducing the wonderful Sam Carter.   00:00 – 12:10  Intro chat and reflection 12:10 – 23:28  Sam's musical journey; how his upbringing has influenced his approach to singing and how this lends itself well to the Folk world and ethos. 23:28 – 28.27  Sam shares his ways to deal with Imposter Syndrome. 28.27 - End      How Sam uses traditional Folk themes, musical structures to tell stories and authentically connect with his audience.   Sam's Websites: Solo Home Waters, https://samcartermusic.co.uk/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Carter_(musician). Joolz Holland performance https://vimeo.com/151704214 Band http://falselights.co.uk/harmonograph/   Resources: Alexander Technique https://alexandertechnique.com/ Books: The Alexander Technique for Musicians by Judith Kleinman and Peter Buckoke. https://www.cnhc.org.uk/ - The Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council https://www.alexandertechniqueinternational.com/   Future Islands - https://future-islands.com/

We have been lucky to have the pleasure of talking to a very talented and hardworking singer, songwriter and guitarist, originally from Midlands UK. He is a highly acclaimed instrumentalist, particularly renowned for his English fingerpicking style. He has won awards, such as the BBC folk award, appeared on national radio and TV, including shows such as Later with Jools Holland, toured the world and has had seven releases to date, his most recent being Home Waters and Home Waters Live, which is just beautiful, and is currently touring. We are delighted to have the pleasure to talk to this incredible talent, about his musical and vocal journey, his unique ways of coping with performance anxiety and the art storytelling through song. Introducing the wonderful Sam Carter. 00:00 – 14:31  Sam's Experience with Alexander Technique and its effect on the voice. 14:31 – 22:29  The mind body connection – Sam shares his experience of self-doubt and performance anxiety. 22:29 – 28:53 Managing practise as a working musician – realistic expectations. 28: 53 – 39:52 How live and studio environment influence each other. 39:52 – End     What's next for Sam.   Sam's Websites: Solo Home Waters, https://samcartermusic.co.uk/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Carter_(musician). Joolz Holland performance https://vimeo.com/151704214 Band http://falselights.co.uk/harmonograph/   Resources: Alexander Technique https://alexandertechnique.com/ Books: The Alexander Technique for Musicians by Judith Kleinman and Peter Buckoke. https://www.cnhc.org.uk/ - The Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council https://www.alexandertechniqueinternational.com/   Future Islands - https://future-islands.com/  

For this episode of Research Uncensored, we welcome Invest West Midlands' own Tracey Davenport and Anil Vaidya to talk about their work in promoting investment in the British West Midlands and their efforts to establish the region as a Life Sciences and innovation hub. We will also hear about their investment promotion work in North America and how that has tied into the upcoming Commonwealth Games, set to take place from July 28 to August 8 in Birmingham. 

Performing for some of the many events and clubs through the Midlands UK has shaped Liam G into a versatile DJ in the electronic music scene. With a diverse collection of sounds embodying his memories and special experiences, the atmosphere of underground culture comes to life in his sets. This podcast mix for Intaresu combines the best minimalistic deep techno and house selections from time with a growing number of fresh newly discovered productions. Inspiration from labels like OGE, Constant, Zebra Rec, Duboka, Berg Audio, Salt Mines, One Records, Priku's Apatic & Steve O' Sullivan's Mosaic. Keep an eye on Liam G https://soundcloud.com/liamgmusik https://www.instagram.com/liamgmusik/ https://www.facebook.com/Liamgmusik/ Listen to more electronic music on Intaresu intaresu.com

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Listen in to our latest podcast to hear more about the career path of one of the UKs most loved artists and performers, Queen of UK Soul, Beverley Knight. 

Higloo was born and raised in the Midlands UK. From the age of 11 he was listening and mixing electronic music. His passion for electronic music started with Jungle and Hardcore, furiously swapping live mix tapes with friends by DJ's like LTJ Bukem and Fabio and Grooverider. As the Jungle sound progressed into drum n bass, hemoved towards the emerging garage scene, especially the speed garage scene with its stomping 4x4 beats. With this music having strong influences from house producers such as Todd Terry, his teenage curiosity lead him into house music. He had finally found what he had been searching for !! He grew up dancing to the sounds of Harry Romero, CZR etc.. and was lucky enough to live near a club night called Passion which had a number of rooms playing different styles of music but was right at home in the smallest, loudest and bass heavy room called the "Red Room" as a regular from the age of 16 and was lucky enough to hear the sound of Harry Romero's "Tania" making the floor shake as the loyal crowd went crazy to the resident DJ - Nick Corelli who's ability to work the room inspired his dj-ing but more importantly his experiences at that club in that room in the late 90's showed Higloo how to create a groove ! A deep hypnotising groove with class but at the same time knowing that the music has to be fun !! Higloo makes music taking influences from Garage, Disco, Soul, Funk and creating music for the dance floor. His DJ sets stick to the same formula and are never scripted.

Paul is in his mid-fifties. He, like so many of us, has had to deal with the fall out from the COVID-19 virus and the reaction to it by the UK government and many other governments throughout the world. In this first episode of VOX-POP, we talk about the UK's lockdown (for many now in its 10th month), the standard of governance in the UK, the BBC, politicians and the best documented 'conspiracy theory' of the moment, 'The Great Reset! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vox-pop/message

In his mid twenties, Sam is dealing with psychosis and the onset of severe mental illness. Battling with the public stigma, Sam is looking to get his life back. Music : Graduation – Dylan Sitts #schizophrenia #psychosis #stigma

In this interview Peter talks with Ben Lyon, from Living Rock Church (www.LivingRock.church) in the Midlands UK, about reframing church 'marketing' so it's less about marketing and more about reaching people and changing lives. We also go in-depth on what your church website should have and gives a long list of tools and tips. Benj's Top Tools For project management - www.trello.com For team communication - www.slack.com For cloud storage - drive.google.com For membership database admin and admin management - www.ChurchSuite.com For workshop team management - www.Planning.Center For a creative software package - www.adobe.com/CreativeCloud For digital assets (stock photos and videos, music, templates, etc) - elements.envato.com For an icon library - TheNounProject.com For video editing - www.Apple.com/final-cut-pro For music streaming - www.spotify.com For web hosting - www.GetFlyWheel.com For social media management - Buffer.com Benj's Top Tips Get aligned with the church's vision and mission Always push yourself to be better Choose excellence over perfection Take breaks Reach scripture Get to know Jesus ---- Digital Church Toolkit equips the church with tools and wisdom to spread the Gospel and reach communities in the digital age. We make digital communications easier for churches, ministries and events by making sure their branding is on point, websites do their job and social media is being utilised. Website: www.DigitalChurchToolkit.com Instagram: @DigitalChurchToolkit Facebook: /DigitalChurchToolkit Meet Josh: IG @JBStannard Meet Peter: IG @Peter_Murden

2019 Sept Inwards     For all the night owls out there.   Chilled melodic and mostly current progressive house. A soothing set. Very little vocals, a few challenging tunes both for you, listeners, and for me to find the correct hopefully smooth transitions.   Another set, I will come back to as the vibe is sweet and soft.     Playlist:   2019 Blue Planet (Extended Mix). Boxer2017 Stories Over (Aparde Remix). Jan Blomqvist2013 Space Trip (Ian Tosel Remix). Yves Murasca, Axel B.2018 This Is My Time (Original Mix). Dino MFU, Mr. V2019 Vette (Original Mix). 16BL2018 Night Blooming Jasmine (Rodriguez Jr. Remix). Eli & Fur2019 Universe (Antrim Remix). Analog Jungs2017 De Orde Van De Nacht (Extended Mix). Eelke Kleijn2017 Forever Wandering (Original Mix). Sam Davies2016 Ibiza Strings (Solarstone Ambient Mix). Chicane, Solarstone2019 Theory (Original Mix). Rousing House2019 Blooming (Extended Mix). Pretty Pink2018 Into the Night (Extended Mix). Eli & Fur2015 Better Without You (Seal De Green Remix). AM2PM, Seal de Green   Highlights:   “Blue Planet” by Boxer for sure. Had to headline the set! Boxer is a DJ/Producer from the Midlands (UK). Boxer on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2BCF7CstRXVyyH72etqztG?si=F9zoNXSnSBu8cUe2ef4Psw.   Not going to write too many words on Mr V. but what he is currently doing, which is to expand his reach to progressive is showing of seminal an artist he is, not pigeonholed in one genre. Mr V. on Spotify; https://open.spotify.com/artist/42gpwkOlK8m00RBmB54sQD?si=Ala8qFXnRhOKWyGtd-3LVg   Again Eli & Fur make it twice with “Night Blooming Jasmine” and “Into the Night”. Currently the most consistently prolific in the prog genre. Duo from the UK. Eli & Fur on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5CkVLGKUJkIc1pmSk10QP4?si=QAXqooF6SIuLarubNBz-yg   “Universe” from Analog Jungs. Perfect production very much equal to “Blue Planets” aforementioned. ANALOG JUNGS is a musical project from Córdoba, Argentina,  founded by Claudio Cornejo and Gustavo Ruarte. They have a style that blends Progressive, Tech and Deep House sounds with great versatility and ideal rhythms for the dance floor. On Soundcloud at: https://soundcloud.com/analog-jungs   A bientôt.   Xtian

Dan Bull is a world famous Youtuber with 1.5 million subs, geek rap pioneer and new father from Bromsgrove, Midlands UK. He joins Akira in Don Studios LA to talk about creating his own genre and lane within hip-hop, pioneering geek rap on Youtube, and turning your passion into a sustainable income. We also talk about how fathethood has changed him, and his hopes for the future. Follow Dan Bull: https://www.youtube.com/user/douglby https://twitter.com/itsDanBull ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂ ▶ Subscribe to the podcast: https://fanlink.to/atdpodcast

Tim Kay is Lead for KPMG's Tech and media practice in the Midlands (UK). Tim was tasked with exploring how KPMG could work more closely with tech startups in London several years ago and he shares some of the challenges that large organisations face in working with fast-paced entrepreneurial businesses. He's honest about how uncomfortable it is when we don't have all the answers and he openly admits the mistakes he made and how in hindsight he could have done things differently. I know he denies it but I think Tim's a bit of a maverick. See what you think.

Tim Kay is Lead for KPMG’s Tech and media practice in the Midlands (UK). Tim was tasked with exploring how KPMG could work more closely with tech startups in London several years ago and he shares some of the challenges that large organisations face in working with fast-paced entrepreneurial businesses. He’s honest about how uncomfortable it is when we don’t have all the answers and he openly admits the mistakes he made and how in hindsight he could have done things differently. I know he denies it but I think Tim’s a bit of a maverick. See what you think.

Toughest Mudder Europe Preview episode! If you can’t listen right now, download for later and read this now: The elevation at Toughest Mudder Europe will be similar to Toughest Mudder Atlanta. Expect hills, but not “Toughest L.A. Hills”. Weather is expected to be cold; 40 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit (5 to 10 degrees Celsius) and a 50% chance of rain. 10 to 15 mph winds for most of the night. Wear your wetsuit and windbreaker. Congratulations to our three winners of the Merrell Agility Peak Flex trail running shoes! If you’d like to join the Winner’s List for a chance to win a pair for yourself email WorldsToughestPodcast@gmail.com with Subscribe in the subject line and three things in the email body: 1) Your name 2) Your email address and 3) Your phone number. If you’re already on the list you’re automatically entered to win next month. No need to rejoin. In this episode we talk about the elites that we know will and will not be at Toughest Mudder Europe and give you some athletes to watch this weekend. We also talk with Will Chung and Daniel Stephens. Wil and Daniel are both from England and have both run regular Tough Mudders at Grantham, site of Toughest Mudder Europe. Wil Chung ran in the first ever international edition of Tougher Mudder last weekend at Midlands UK and he walks us through how it went. Wil will be running Toughest Mudder this weekend and we talk about what he expects from the event. Daniel Stephens ran the first Tough Mudder of the UK season last Saturday morning. Then he got on a plane and flew to America where he ran Toughest Mudder Atlanta that night and put up 25 miles. Daniel tells us about that whole experience and how it went for him. We also talk about his experience at World’s Toughest Mudder. Daniel was not happy with his performance at his first WTM in 2015. He talks about how he dealt with that and came back stronger in 2016 to finish 50 miles. Who would you like to hear on the podcast? Let us know on the WTM Community page, the World’s Toughest Podcast Facebook page, or leave us a review on iTunes. Don't forget to subscribe and listen for new episodes every Tuesday.

Daniel Trigger is an experienced hard rock artist from the Midlands UK, who presents a new  album of original work called "Army Of One". Combining crushing guitar riffs with anthemic choruses, Army Of One has a muscular heavy rock sound that displays influences such as Alter Bridge, Guns N Roses and a modern-day Europe. It was in fact Europe that kick-started Daniel's music career in 1989, where "The Final   Countdown" was played  during a laser light show at the London Planetarium which a young Daniel attended. Immediately deciding he wanted to make music that sounded "like that", Daniel formed his first band at the age of 15, and stepped up to the microphone for the first time. There's so much more to Daniel's story so listen to Take 2 Radio Music on Wednesday, August 26th at 3pm eastern time!