Podcasts about multi story

Is a TEDx talk on your ‘to do' list for 2024?  If so, listen to this previously live episode of Speaking About Speaking. It's a TEDx Special! My guests have all stood on that red circle. They've walked the walk and most definitely talked the talk! Alongside me will be TEDx event organiser, speaker and coach, Catherine Sandland, communication and Unsquashing expert, Trisha Lewis and Multi-Story man, speaker and TEDx emcee, Andrew Thorp. If you're interested in speaking, coaching speakers, organising an event, or hosting one, this episode will answer SO many questions for you. How do I find an event? How do I apply to be a TEDx speaker? Do I need to be a confident speaker? How long should a TEDx talk be? A TEDx has been on my bucket list for years but only in the last couple have I even contemplated actually going for it. So, this is a dream panel for me and it was a fabulous conversation. Find Catherine at https://www.catherinesandland.com Find Trisha at https://www.trishalewis.com Find Andrew at https://andrewthorp.co.uk ----------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm Jackie Goddard, a speaker (and acting) coach, speaker, content writer and creator. I can get you performance ready and excited about speaking to your audience. So, if you want to talk more in '24 get in touch.

Graduating can be tough, and your first year as a new graduate has surely come with challenges, opportunities and steep learning curves. And the advice of others who are on the same journey is always appreciated.In this special compilation of clips from Season 2 of the podcast, 12 Edinburgh graduates offer advice based on their own experiences in the past year, and tips on how to answer the 'what next' question.Thank you to Molly, Stella, Tim, Rosie, Sheela, Struan, Zara, Victoria, Matt, Maddy and Shirley for their contributions.

The Endz is a production mounted by school children in South London, supported by the Multi Story Orchestra, a radical performance group well-known in the industry for mounting live performances in a former multi story car park (now known as Bold Tendencies) in Peckham. Since its Proms appearances in 2016 and 2017, the team behind the orchestra led by Kate Whitely has sought out new ways to enhance cultural experiences for the community its made its home in. But Multi Story's vision and method feel slightly different from convention when you hear from two of their teenage collaborators Flame and Prince talk about The Endz – a musical setting of a play a group of teenagers created themselves in response to violent crime in their neighbourhood. The word is collaboration rather than education and outreach. Co-creation too might be a good word. And the other thing that's important to stress is how Multi Story are helping young creative talent make the music they want to make rather than what the orchestra thinks they ought to be making.

Ian, Ben and Dave chat about the final home game of the season against Boreham Wood, get excited about the SPC and Dave get's mad at any questions related to Woking. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Emma speaks to Kate Whitley, artistic director, composer and co-founder of the Multi-Story Orchestra. Find out more about Kate and the MSO here: multi-story.org.uk @katewhitley_ @multistoryorguk Get in touch with host Emma Clarke: podcasts@emmaclarke.com To leave us a voice message click 'Message' at: anchor.fm/before-the-bar-opens Get in touch on Instagram: @emmabclarke Get in touch on Twitter: @emmabclarke Get Emma's newsletter by signing up at: ebclarke.com Get the resources and all links related to this episode here: beforethebaropens.com/kate-whitley.html Listen to Emma's music here: ebclarke.com/my-work.html For information about our podcast mates go to beforethebaropens.com/podcastmates.html Before The Bar Opens is part of The Silence In Between, Emma Clarke's family of podcasts about music. If you liked this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and tell your friends! Before the Bar Opens is proudly sponsored by Alexander Knight & Co - the accountants for entrepreneurs. For the best tax advice - email hello@alexanderknightaccountants.co.uk and find out how much you and your business can save. Website: alexanderknightaccountants.co.uk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/before-the-bar-opens/message

For our final episode of 2021 we decided to share moments from our sister podcast, Multi Story Edinburgh. Multi Story Edinburgh is about sharing stories, finding comfort in the fact that there are always people who are thinking like us, going through the same things, and having to make the same decisions. Each episode is a snapshot of a person and a moment. But each episode also includes something else, something unique and personal. For this very special episode, we decided to draw together a selection of these moments, and celebrate our graduates by sharing the places that have inspired and nourished them over the past two years.  This episode features graduates from 2021 and 2020 and includes the special places of Emma, Rosie, Tommie, Victoria, Sara, Lauryn, Madhu, Sheela, Marc, Lucia, Tim, Kirsty, Sarah, Alex, Joanna, Michael and Maddy. Thank you for sharing the special and the personal with us.Vector created by pch.vector - www.freepik.com.  Music: Since When by Mise Darling from freemusicarchive.org Bells from Christmas Story by Alex MakeMusic from Pixabay. 

Multi Story Edinburgh is about sharing stories, finding comfort in the fact that there are always people who are thinking like us, going through the same things, and having to make the same decisions. Each episode is a snapshot of a person and a moment. But each episode also includes something else, something unique and personal. This Christmas, we decided to draw together a selection of these moments, and celebrate our graduates by sharing the places that have inspired and nourished them over the past two years.  This episode features graduates from 2021 and 2020 and includes the special places of Emma, Rosie, Tommie, Victoria, Sara, Lauryn, Madhu, Sheela, Marc, Lucia, Tim, Kirsty, Sarah, Alex, Joanna, Michael and Maddy. Thank you for sharing the special and the personal with us.Vector created by pch.vector - www.freepik.com.  Music: Since When by Mise Darling from freemusicarchive.org Bells from Christmas Story by Alex MakeMusic from Pixabay. 

We are all in the persuasion business. Or so says my guest for this episode, Andrew Thorp. He's a Ted Talk speaker and trainer in the applied story telling arena. ‘Applied story telling?' I hear you ask. Yes. That means it's storytelling applied to business not storytelling for entertaining your kids or mates down the pub. Storytelling for businesspeople who need to be heard, get their message across, and be liked. Andrew shows them how to use stories to be persuasive. He likens it to a soft form of sales training. Fascinating. He also calls himself The Multi Story man due to his endless library of stories (not parked cars). There are many similarities between what Andrew, and I do and so this felt like more of a conversation than an interview, but we did manage to touch on his golfing career, excruciating experience as a quiz show contestant and misunderstanding with a dragon! Connect with Andrew on LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewthorp62/ Or check out the Leaning Forward podcast: https://leaningforward.buzzsprout.com/

Articles featured on pages 2, 3 and 4 of The Carlow Nationalist on November 2nd 2021.

Each episode is a snapshot, a moment, a sneak inside the minds of five inspiring people who did exceptional things, unexpected things, things that transformed them during their time at Edinburgh.The people who share their reflections have set up businesses, shared their passions with others, designed projects to make a difference, expanded their skills, travelled far and pushed themselves beyond what they thought they were capable of.For this special edition of Multi Story, the experiences our guests share all have one thing in common: support from a grants scheme, funded by Edinburgh alumni and friends. Student Experience Grants have been supporting staff and student projects at the University of Edinburgh for 10 years. To celebrate this milestone we wanted to reflect on some of the inspiring things our students have achieved.Find out more about the Student Experience Grants at:www.ed.ac.uk/student-experience-grants

Each episode is a snapshot, a moment, a sneak inside the minds of five inspiring people who did exceptional things, unexpected things, things that transformed them during their time at Edinburgh.The people who share their reflections have set up businesses, shared their passions with others, designed projects to make a difference, expanded their skills, travelled far and pushed themselves beyond what they thought they were capable of.For this special edition of Multi Story, the experiences our guests share all have one thing in common: support from a grants scheme, funded by Edinburgh alumni and friends. Student Experience Grants have been supporting staff and student projects at the University of Edinburgh for 10 years. To celebrate this milestone we wanted to reflect on some of the inspiring things our students have achieved.Find out more about the Student Experience Grants at:www.ed.ac.uk/student-experience-grants

Each episode is a snapshot, a moment, a sneak inside the minds of five inspiring people who did exceptional things, unexpected things, things that transformed them during their time at Edinburgh.The people who share their reflections have set up businesses, shared their passions with others, designed projects to make a difference, expanded their skills, travelled far and pushed themselves beyond what they thought they were capable of.For this special edition of Multi Story, the experiences our guests share all have one thing in common: support from a grants scheme, funded by Edinburgh alumni and friends. Student Experience Grants have been supporting staff and student projects at the University of Edinburgh for 10 years. To celebrate this milestone we wanted to reflect on some of the inspiring things our students have achieved.Find out more about the Student Experience Grants at:www.ed.ac.uk/student-experience-grants

Each episode is a snapshot, a moment, a sneak inside the minds of five inspiring people who did exceptional things, unexpected things, things that transformed them during their time at Edinburgh.The people who share their reflections have set up businesses, shared their passions with others, designed projects to make a difference, expanded their skills, travelled far and pushed themselves beyond what they thought they were capable of.For this special edition of Multi Story, the experiences our guests share all have one thing in common: support from a grants scheme, funded by Edinburgh alumni and friends. Student Experience Grants have been supporting staff and student projects at the University of Edinburgh for 10 years. To celebrate this milestone we wanted to reflect on some of the inspiring things our students have achieved.Find out more about the Student Experience Grants at:www.ed.ac.uk/student-experience-grants

Each episode is a snapshot, a moment, a sneak inside the minds of five inspiring people who did exceptional things, unexpected things, things that transformed them during their time at Edinburgh. The people who share their reflections have set up businesses, shared their passions with others, designed projects to make a difference, expanded their skills, travelled far and pushed themselves beyond what they thought they were capable of. For this special edition of Multi Story, the experiences our guests share all have one thing in common: support from a grants scheme, funded by Edinburgh alumni and friends. Student Experience Grants have been supporting staff and student projects at the University of Edinburgh for 10 years. To celebrate this milestone we wanted to reflect on some of the inspiring things our students have achieved. Find out more about the Student Experience Grants at: www.ed.ac.uk/student-experience-grants

Three stories of people who have found themselves giving or receiving care. Including 26-year-old Hannah who was recently diagnosed with FND, in conversation with her mum Alison - about the wide-ranging impact of the disorder on relationships, work and hobbies. And the importance of celebrating the small wins. And Nina from Essex, who last year volunteered at a care home in order to see her dad Roger during the first national lockdown, and shared their journey with dementia with an online community. Plus radio producer Bob, on returning to university in his mid-40s to train as a nurse, during a global pandemic. Multi Story is presented and produced by Becca Bryers. With thanks to BBC Essex and BBC Radio Solent.

Marianne and Chris Fisher swapped their five-bedroom family house in Shropshire for Trudy the camper van back in 2018. This is not a holiday, but a complete change in lifestyle - the married couple are aiming to step foot in every country in the world. But plans have been somewhat altered by a global pandemic. Multi Story is presented and produced by Becca Bryers. With thanks to BBC Radio Shropshire. You can follow Chris and Marianne's adventures at treadtheglobe.com

Authorities in Miami Beach, Florida, responded to a "partial building collapse" early Thursday morning, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue said. "#MDFR is on scene of a partial building collapse near 88 Street & Collins Avenue. Over 80 MDFR units including #TRT are on scene with assistance from municipal fire departments. Updates will be provided on Twitter as they become available," a tweet from Miami-Dade Fire Rescue said.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

After a year-long hiatus, Multi Story is back for a fourth series! On 1st January 2020, we released "New Start" - a hopeful episode of the podcast, sharing positive stories of change as we looked forward to a fresh year, full of promise: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07yhrh0 And then the global coronavirus pandemic hit, and suddenly we all had to alter our expectations and plans. Including Claire (aka "Becca's mum"), whose retirement story we revisit in this taster episode. Plus a taster of what to come in the new series, launching on 12th May 2021. Presented and produced by Becca Bryers, with additional production from Shivani Dave.

A conversation with the host of the Multi Story podcast & senior producer at BBC, Becca Bryers. We talked about her career, the importance of having conversations with older generations, and her favorite podcasts.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 379. In this edition we heard music by Meer, Downes Braide Association, Galleon, Causa Sui, Honorary Astronaut, Liquid Tension Experiment, Renaissance, Dream Theater, Multi Story, Split Enz, Geoff Mann, Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets, Steve Hillage, Steven Wilson, Trace, The Dowling Poole, Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention, Transatlantic, Within Temptation & Nad Sylvan.

Join Floyd Wise (battalion chief, Harrisburg Bureau of Fire) and I for a dynamic conversation on this challenging fire scenario. We'll be talking about fires in residential buildings 3+ stories in height. Fires at these buildings often come with one or more reports of "people trapped". These people may be in imminent peril, or in no danger and frightened. In this episode we'll discuss the search and victims at these buildings and tactical considerations for the command officers and truck companies, along with some engine work. We'll also discuss command operations at these fires. What can we do to best set ourselves up for success in the control and organization of these dynamic scenes? Grab your popcorn, beverage of choice, and/or throw it up on the firehouse TV. If you're not already a member of the group, be sure to join the "Combat Ready Firefighters" group on Facebook. "Standby to copy!" #CombatReady

In this special episode we decided to reflect and look back. What have we learnt from 2020 that will help us better prepare for whatever 2021 has in store? Welcome to our season one mix, the bits that made us think. Each episode of Multi Story Edinburgh is a snapshop, a moment, a sneak inside the minds of our graduates. Season one talks to our 2020 graduates about how things are going, or not going, for them. Each month we meet five more graduates. Subscribe now and find out what everyone is up to and how they feel about this weird and unpredictable time.Multi Story Edinburgh has been created and produced by the Alumni Relations team at the University of Edinburgh. If you are interested in telling your story, please get in touch and let's talk.Music: Since When by Mise Darling.

In episode 162, “Millenium – The Sin” & “Multi-Story – CBF10” are being featured. Time Band Song Length Album Year 19:00:04 Anubis Crimson Stained Romance 06:58 Hitchhiking To Byzantium 2014 […]

In this hour: - Lipsey's Guns' Jason Cloessner talks about the new GLOCK P80, a limited edition reproduction of the first GLOCK designed and built by Gaston Glock. Enter to win one at guntalk.com/win. - How to protect your children in a home invasion when they are on different floors of your home - A nurse who has seen gunshot wounds talks about self defense and the idea of not rushing in.   Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 09.06.20 Hour 1

24th century Romulans have exactly one look: pageboy haircuts, bondage leather straps, and square-as-heck 90's power shoulders. All of which Sela, the commander of the warbird Gorakus, rocks with one unusual feature: blonde hair. The half-human daughter of an alternate reality's Tasha Yar (just go with it), Sela's blonde locks aren't stopping her ambition to destroy the Federation. Will she outwit Picard? Will Dwight the Murder Deer kill Kyle in his sleep? What sport is multi-story? Tune in to find out!

The state has announced guidelines for businesses, but people still have a lot of questions about where masks are required.

How a spontaneous duet between two strangers at a London railway station sparked a viral video and a valued friendship, bringing joy to uncertain times. Last spring, Denis Robinson was playing one of the pianos at St Pancras International, when he was approached by passing musical theatre actor Ceili O'Connor. A video of their performance of Somewhere Over The Rainbow has been shared across the world. But what happened next? The fourth series of Multi Story has been postponed, while the team focus on making a new podcast sharing stories of good people, doing good deeds during the coronavirus pandemic. Find out more and listen here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p087sdc4/episodes/downloads Presented and produced by Becca Bryers. With contributions from Jim Davis at BBC Radio London

Featuring music from 7hy, Action, Axon-Neuron, C-Sides, Floating Opera, Griot, Jono, Kharma, Lost Tales, Multi-Story, Paladin, Pugh’s Place, Quantum Fantay, Space Odyssey, Sway, Taste, and US, plus “Spotlight Sets” devoted to Bodkin and IQ. Do you enjoy Prog-Scure? Perhaps you might consider donating a few bucks to help me to finance future episodes: https://www.patreon.com/zapniles.

The state of Utah is considering building multi-story liquor stores as space becomes a premium along the Wasatch Front. Appearing on "Utah Booze News: An Alcohol Policy Podcast," produced by FOX 13 and The Salt Lake Tribune, Utah Dept. of Alcoholic Beverage Control deputy director Cade Meier addressed criticism of long lines by Senate Minority Leader Karen Mayne, D-West Valley City, and revealed that a number of new liquor stores are being planned for Salt Lake and Utah counties. Kathy Stephenson also reports that out-of-state liquor stores are seeing a drop in Utahns making a run for the border for stronger beer since 3.2 beer went away.

Amanda Litherland presents a festive selection of podcasts to get you through the holidays. Featuring Christmas specials from: You're Dead To Me, Box Of Delights, Shedunnit, Multi Story, Hooked: The Unexpected Addicts, No Country For Young Women, Girl Chaat, Do The Right Thing and Date Fight

Living, work and leisure environments influence the way we feel and behave, but how you do avoid simply adding wheels to a hamster's cage when working to create a space which is beloved by those who occupy? Jonathan asks us: is good design about people or are good people about design? 

Amazon has officially agreed to take space in a first-of-its-kind three-story warehouse, a new type of distribution center that could speed up delivery times in dense cities to hours instead of days. Mentions: - Amazon's New Multistory Warehouse Aims to Cut Delivery Times - Prologis --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ecommerceminute/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ecommerceminute/support

Liam has served over 50 convictions, but is hoping this will be his last time in prison. BBC Tees producer Lee Johnson visited him at the Therapeutic Community Wing at Holme House prison in Stockton-on-Tees. This is an extract from the full length documentary House Block 6; part of the England Unwrapped series on BBC Sounds. Multi Story is presented and produced by Becca Bryers.

Adela and Sara discuss the podcast playlist on Secrets, which included episodes from TED Radio Hour, The Tip Off, Family Secrets, and Showcase from Radiotopia. The playlist was curated by Becca Bryers, who hosts a podcast called Multi Story.

Warwickshire firefighter Tony Dumbleton helped save the life of American police officer Andrew Dahring, after he was injured during a mass shooting in Las Vegas in 2017. A year on, the pair were reunited over the phone.This is a chance to revisit a story from the first series of Multi Story - with an update, and an insight into the work that went into making the reunion a reality. Presented and produced by Becca Bryers, with contributions from Marian McNamee from BBC Coventry and Warwickshire.

Another podcast episode recorded on a Saturday morning finds Helen and Gav a little sleepier, and far more over-the-place, than usual. If seeing Emma upset last week was heart-breaking, Yasmeen upset gives that emotion a very strong run for its money as Tim’s Dad’s gaslighting goes to horrendous new levels. Daniel hasn’t really been all that unbearable recently but he kinda makes up for it when he spills gazpacho soup into the lap of one of Nathan’s buddies and indirectly gifts Craig the temporary power of flight. Emma’s Not Dad’s funeral is this week and Steve is determined to find out the truth while avoiding Tracy and her preening scissors and bloodlust. Elsewhere, the truth of the Bailey’s arrival on the street finally comes to light and we only have to endure a little bit of Gemma’s pee to get there, Eileen’s back on the switch where she can at least earn some money while being grumpy, and Max goes mental with a plastic cricket bat.

Revisiting the story of a Leicestershire man facing saying goodbye to the family home he's struggling to afford. John's dilemma featured in the first ever episode of Multi Story - has anything changed since? A reminder of the original story, plus an all important update! This mini episode of Multi Story was presented and produced by Becca Bryers.

You may not know his name but you'll know his work. A storyteller through and through, Daniel Meadows' images of 70s Manchester are a fantastic record of the lives of the people living in that area. He also dipped his toe into the seminal late 70s Manchester music scene - a wise man and a delight to talk to.

Samanda Ford, aka "the queen of positivity" was never one to miss a party - even her own funeral wake. The charity fundraiser and radio agony aunt was diagnosed with colon cancer in late 2017, and last summer was told she had just months to live. It was in Sam's nature to continue to find the silver lining in everything. This mini episode of Multi Story was presented and produced by Becca Bryers. With contributions from Stuart Howells at BBC Radio Suffolk.

Natalie Pearson, from Birmingham, is thought to be the only teacher in the world with a form of Tourette's syndrome which causes involuntary swearing. She shares some of her experiences of strangers reacting negatively to her tics, in public places, and suggests an alternative; education and compassion. This mini episode was presented and produced by Becca Bryers. With contributions from Anthony Bartram at BBC Inside Out East Midlands. You can hear more of Natalie's story on series two of Multi Story, coming soon.

Lee has just turned 30 years old, lives in Leicester and has been homeless for four years. Reading is his passion - one he wants to share with others, by starting a book club. This mini episode was presented and produced by Becca Bryers. With contributions from James Carpenter at BBC Radio Leicester. You can hear more of Lee's story on series two of Multi Story, coming soon.

Podcast Producers share experiences to help everyone start their own podcast, and keep going.This is the chat which kick started the Podcast Producers Podcast:Stuart Thomas, Head of Programmes BBC England, with his insight on launching a podcast at the BBC - MULTI STORY."A collection of surprising stories from around the country, presented and produced by Becca Bryers."MULTI STORY link here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p06m8h7gFOLLOW STUART THOMAS HERE: https://twitter.com/stuartthomasThis was a chat over a coffee that didn't stop, so I asked Stuart if it would be okay to record our chat on my phone. I'm sorry about the sound quality, but I wanted to share this to help you get your podcast started too.In this episode, (which you can also watch here on YouTube) Stuart talks us through- the number of levels on which a podcast title has to work (as a spoken phrase... text in a logo... as a URL... as something descriptive but unique and which hasn't already been taken...)- titling podcast episodes- and some of the decisions made during the editing process.What length should a podcast be?He also talks about the podcast production landscape, and some of his favourite podcast series.Here's the article I mention: 12% of podcasts don't get past the first episodehttps://blog.pacific-content.com/podcast-success-a-long-game-fd6522b72752Please leave a comment to say hi -- it would be great to hear from anyone watching this! Also if you have any questions, I'd be happy to help.Full episode for download as audio podcast, and transcript here:https://podcastproducerspodcast.blogspot.com/2018/12/002-podcast-at-bbc-stuart-thomas-head.htmlOr visit the Podcast Producers Podcast here:https://podcastproducerspodcast.blogspot.comAll the episodes of The PODCAST PRODUCERS PODCAST PLAYLIST are on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtZM4-pHDwPm5cAImrfo1IB70PUcJbMlVPodcasts mentioned in this episode:THE TOBOLOWSKY FILEShttp://stephentobolowsky.com/the-tobolowsky-files/THE WEST WING WEEKLYhttps://thewestwingweekly.com/THIS AMERICAN LIFEhttps://www.thisamericanlife.org/RADIOLABhttps://www.wnycstudios.org/shows/radiolabSLOW BURNhttps://slate.com/slow-burnSONG EXPLODERhttp://songexploder.net/HERE'S THE THING, WITH ALEC BALDWINhttps://www.wnycstudios.org/shows/heresthethingTWENTY THOUSAND HERTZhttps://www.20k.org/Help me get to 1000 subscribers, click here thanks!https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=neilmosseyMy WeAreTheProblems bloghttps://neilmossey.blogspot.comTwitterhttp://twitter.com/neilmosseyThanks for listening!

Personal stories from across England, with handpicked audio treats from BBC Local Radio.

Episode 16 asks James - What Are You Thinking Hun? He's thinking about life on mars! Hear us talk about triangle UFOs, Boris from Russia who was originally from Mars, maybe and whether the face on Mars is or isn't a theme park like Legoland. Please rate, subscribe and visit us or listen at - @whatyouthinkinghun on instagram www.facebook.com/whatyouthinkinghun/ whatyouthinkinghun.podbean.com/ Email us at - whatyouthinkinghun@gmail.com

As the saying goes you can take the anarchist out of Burnley, but you'll never take the Burnley out of the anarchist! Boff Whalley, Burnley fan, founder member of Chumbawamba and The Commoners Choir talks about punk, pop, anarchism and Mark E Smith.

David Miller's Diary of a Fund Manager - Multi-Story by David Miller

Smith's Drugs, a fixture in Downtown Spartanburg for nearly a century, is set to see a major upgrade as plans were recently revealed to demolish the business's current one-story storefront at 142 E Main St and replace it with a new multi-story mixed-use building featuring a much larger footprint that will occupy much of the current parking lot next door and will include much more ground-floor retail (with perhaps another tenant) with residential units occupying the upper floors. Details are still being finalized on the project, which could ultimately feature an under-building drive-thru for pharmacy customers and could be between three and five stories.  Today on the podcast, we're talking with City Associate Planner, Apoorva Kumar and William Gray, Associate Principal at McMillan Pazdan Smith, the developer's architecture firm, about this new development and how it fits in with recent improvements and openings along E Main Street.

Philip Bond is an illustrator and comic book artist, responsible for Deadline's Wired World and most recently Rich & Strange - the story of The Cud Band in Black Crown Publishing's 'Black Crown Quarterly'. He draws how I want to.

Jenny Landreth is a writer, a script editor and a swimmer. She is also very generous with her time and sat down with me to talk about her involvement with one of best shows on television - Hey Duggee - as well as her own writing about trees and swimming! Apologies for the sound quality on this one - but you can still hear Jenny, it's just my ramblings which sound awful!

On this podcast I talk to Nick Hodges, founder of the Bodie Hodges Foundation - a charity which helps families of bereaved children. It's not an easy listen in places, and you'd have to be heartless not to well up, but out of one of the most harrowing experiences a family could have has come something amazing.

Scott and Andrew are aspiring film makers, and by aspiring I mean they are currently film makers, just not making the kind of films they aspire to! A talented couple of blokes who talk about the story telling process of how they make the films they do, and the films they will one day make.

Polarbear AKA Steven Camden is an author and spoken word artist - but above all he is a storyteller. He is also ridiculously easy to talk to and the passion in what he does shines out from his words.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 217. In this edition we heard music by Kaipa, Transpanda, Multi Story, Hadal Sherpa, Icon, Fish, I Am The Manic Whale, The Icicle Works, Koyo, Twelfth Night, Kate Bush, Colin Tench Project, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Liquid Tension Experiment, Björk, Vessels, Soup, Millenium, Gentle Giant & Kevin Gilbert.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 158. In this edition, we heard music by The Who, The Samurai Of Prog, Zaragon, Jakko M. Jakszyk, Leonard Cohen, Dcoded, Gravitysays_I, Earthside, Jon Anderson, Poisoned Electrick Head, Ulver, Nektar, Thank You Scientist, Mark Shreeve, Cardiacs, Multi Story, Slymouse Supreme & Sage.

In the second What Next? podcast, Kate Whitley composer and co-founder of Multi-Story: talks about the impact of where we present classical music. This summer our What Next? series returns asking questions about what the future of the arts within society might look like. We’ve invited guest speakers to give their thoughts, in a series of podcast talks,…

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 27. In this edition, co-hosted by Stacy Doller, we feature music by Pendragon, Harvest, It Bites, Steve Thorne, Pink Floyd, Multi-Story, After The Fire, Manfred Mann's Earth Band, Gordon Giltrap, Lone Star, RPWL, Camel, Credo, Alan Reed and Mike Stobbie, Marillion, Cyan, Eloy, Tom Slatter & Barclay James Harvest.