Podcast appearances and mentions of neil harman

Caroline Park and Neil Harman from Release Recovery join us for our final episode of Season 2. It was perfect timing for them to share their stories as National Recovery Month is wrapping up. They are both using their own lived experience to bring awareness to the strength and vitality of the recovery community and to eradicate stigma around substance use and addiction. Their stories are different, yet intertwine in fascinating ways, ultimately leading them both to careers at Release Recovery. To find out more about the life-changing, life-saving work of Release and the Release Recovery Foundation, check out the provided links!Release Recovery: https://releaserecovery.com/Release Recovery Foundation: https://releaserecoveryfoundation.org/Find them on Instagram at:@releaserecoveryfoundation@releaserecoveryDon't forget to reach out to us with suggestions at Podcast@mhawestchester.org

În episodul de astăzi, Radu se întoarce cu desaga plină din Spania. Ascultăm povești de acolo și ne bucurăm de bunătăți de ale lor. Cătălin descoperă două muzee strașnice din România și vă dă adresa lor. Ne îngrijorăm că bullying-ul îi afectează și pe cei mici, dar și pe cei mari. Vă prezentăm patru cărți, ca de obicei, dar vorbim și de Naționala noastră. Iată sumarul   00.00- Știți că ne apucăm greu de podcast, de abia acum să ne salutăm 10.30 - Radu ne povestește Valencia și căutarea lui Tibidabo, Cătălin ajunge doar până la Topalu 43.11 - Îngrijorările sănătoase vorbesc despre bullying fie că e vorba de copii, fie de adulți. Și Radu a pățit-o 1.05.43 - Neașteptările pornesc. Și e prima dată când Radu știe una dintre ele.  1.15.40 - Spuma filelor aduce cărțile noi. Astăzi Goran Mrakic - Lumea e cămașa mea de forță, Richard Haass - Lumea în care trăim, Simona Lo Iacono- Albatrosul, Neil Harman - În culisele tenisului 1.44.35 - Fotbalamuc - Vai de capul Naționalei noastre, dar și o vorbă de Șumudică la Cluj.  1.59.30 - Oalele și ulcele se umplu cu mâncare spaniolă 2.13.26 - O admirăm pe Ludmila Turișceva și găsim o scrisoare pierdută în handbalul nostru 

Lonely, broke, expelled from school, and spiraling out of control is a place you never forget if you somehow manage to rise out of it. Our stranger this week, NEIL HARMAN, shares his inspiring story of overcoming addiction and hitting rock bottom during the most developmental years of his life to being accepted at NYU and working in the city to give back to people seeking recovery. We talk about misconceptions of early addicts, getting drunk in treatment and other crazy stories, the sad truth about drugs and race, and even “The Bachelorette” winner who helped Neil kick off his career in NYC. The Strange Squad reviews some bizarre articles including a lady who marries her own stepson and has a baby with him, an event dedicated to brown men/white women speed dating, and “Why You Shouldn’t Date Indian Girls.” This is the 137th episode of Strange Flavors, brought to you by Alif Theory. _____________________________________________ Email Us / Send Music: strangeflavorspodcast@gmail.com Tweet us: http://twitter.com/StrangeFlavors_ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/StrangeFlavors Facebook: http://facebook.com/StrangeFlavorsPodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/StrangeFlavors TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@strangeflavors?lang=en _____________________________________________ LINKS: Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeflavors Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/RwnlPwnl Join RwnlPwnl Discord: https://discord.gg/NzyPauXMWQ Intro Articles: IG Influencer Marries Her Stepson: https://ihr.fm/3tFEBiL Cinnamon and Milk Speed Dating: https://bit.ly/3cVSIKX Why You Shouldn’t Date Indian Girls: https://bit.ly/3oXSvJu FOLLOW NEIL: Neil’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/neilpatrickharman/ Release Recovery Shirts: https://www.bonfire.com/release-recovery-foundation/ GET OUR MERCH! http://aliftheory.com/shop STRANGE FLAVORS MERCH: https://t.co/x8atDWV3nL RWNLPWNL MERCH: https://rwnlpwnl.com/ BOOK US FOR A SHOW: info@aliftheory.com ____________________________________________ • FARAS • Tweet me: http://twitter.com/Farosty | @Farosty on IG/Snap/YouTube/FB • SHAH-AMEER • Tweet me: https://twitter.com/Shimmerwali | @Shimmerwali on IG/Snap/YouTube/FB • AMBER • Tweet me: http://twitter.com/amberazadi | @amberazadi on IG/Snap/YouTube/FB _____________________________________________ Music this week: 1. Avicii ft. Audra Mae - Addicted To You (Rex Riot & Basscamp Remix) https://soundcloud.com/bsscmp/avicii-audra-mae-addicted-to-you-rex-riot-and-basscamp-remix 2. Fall Apart - Spring https://soundcloud.com/polar-no-copyright-music/fall-apart-spiring-polar-no-copyright-music-release-free-copyright-safe-music --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/strangeflavors/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/strangeflavors/support

Neil Harman, former Times' tennis journalist joins us this week. Neil is also an award winning author having written an official biography of David Beckham. He also also assisted Andy Murray in the publication of his biography Andy Murray: Seventy-Seven: My Road to Wimbledon Glory. Does he miss the game he covered so well?  Is he still bitter at his treatment by Wimbledon after writing their annual for so many years?  his take on the modern game, and relationships with Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray and more. Do subscribe, share and review.

From Tyneside to Turin, Paul McCarthy charts the rise and fall of the inimitable Paul Gascoigne with journalists John Richardson and Neil Harman. The three veteran football writers swap war stories covering Gazza's career, including missing eyebrows, late night table tennis and stripping in front of Dino Zoff.A Goalhanger Films production for the Football Writers' AssociationProduced by Joey McCarthyExec Producer Tony PastorTwitter: #PBC@PaulMcCarthy66@theofficialfwaSponsored by William Hill18+BeGambleAware.co.ukWilliamHill.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 2020 Fall French Open is in the history books! Iga Swiatek and Rafael Nadal swept through their respective fields on their ways to historic title runs in Paris. For Nadal, it was his 13th time lifting the Coupe des Mousquetaires, while Swiatek blitzed her way to a first Slam title, both efforts coming without the loss of a set. We go through most of the matches from week two that led to the weekend’s coronations, push back against the idea that the younger men are just “happy to be there,” and try to get to the bottom of why so many folks do not like Sofia Kenin. We finish the 2020 Grand Slam season with a dramatic reading of a captivating Danielle Collins moment.   4:00 Rafa wins his 13th at Roland Garros without losing a set 19:15 Fedal and the record books 26:00 Next Gen isn't breaking through quite yet, but not for lack of trying 37:25 Fly Like an Iga: the 19-year-old Swiatek stuns the women's draw 46:10 Flourishing without the benefit of wild cards 52:20 Why is Sonya Kenin so polarizing? 68:05 Mladenovic/Babos overcome coronadversity to win doubles; Jelena Djokovic and Neil Harman, partners in grievance; will FoxTenn Real Bounce be the solution? 81:50 Dramatic Reading: in which no grace was given

Keys & Gray are back talking new rules, handballs and Everton and this weekend's fixtures. Also the journalist and author Neil Harman talks about his book 'Close Quarters' and the plight of a team in league one. Follow the podcast on twitter and Instagram @keysandgraypod or email at keysandgraythepodcast@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the Championship! On the first episode of the new season we hear from Close Quarters author Neil Harman, there is all the action and reaction from the opening day including Gaz and David Wheeler interviews, we talk Messi to Wycombe with Chairboy in exile Mark Evans plus Daryl Horgan has a chat too. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phil-catchpole/message

Hola amigos! Como conté ya hace unos episodios, la historia del Wycombe Wanderers en su ascenso a Championship fue increíble. Sobre este tema, tuve la oportunidad de platicar con Neil Harman. Neil es un periodista inglés, siguiendo muy de cerca la hazaña de los Chairboys. Además, acaba de publicar su libro “Close Quarters” sobre la pasada temporada del Wycombe Wanderers. Tengo que admitir que el Wycombe Wanderers se ha ganado un espacio en mi corazón y es un equipo ejemplar en todos los sentidos. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marcelo-gonzalez-meier/message

Neil Harman worked tirelessly for many years for many of the top UK Newspapers in football, and then mainly as a tennis correspondent. An award-winning journalist and author, Neil connected with the top players such as Andy Murray and Stan Wawrinka . Neil´s world fell apart in 2014 when he was sacked by The Times for plagiarism of the Wimbledon Annual which he had written for 10 years. A fantastic story of ups and downs with honest and insightful reflections from Neil. A great listen. Book: Close Quarters: An Extraordinary Season on the Brink Twitter: @Neil_Harman57 LinkedIn: Neil-Harman

This week we speak to sports journalist and author Neil Harman about the book he is writing about Wycombe Wanderers. There is more takeover chat plus we recap the goings on around the club and manager Gareth Ainsworth from the last seven days... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phil-catchpole/message

Tennis freelance writer Ben Rothenberg, Thirty Love's first-ever guest, rejoins host Carl Bialik to discuss the story behind Rothenberg's investigation into Darko Grncarov, the socially progressive professional tennis player who everyone loved until he turned out not to be a professional tennis player. Produced and edited by Jorge Estrada, with music by Lee Rosevere. Rothenberg's article on Grncarov: https://slate.com/culture/2018/02/how-darko-grncarov-tricked-serena-williams-and-the-bbc.html Rothenberg on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenRothenberg Rothenberg's 2014 article on Neil Harman: http://www.slate.com/articles/sports/sports/2014/07/neil_harman_plagiarism_the_all_england_club_discovered_journalistic_malfeasance.html Carl's 2017 article featuring video of his match against Ben: http://www.tennisabstract.com/blog/2017/04/07/little-data-big-potential/

Ep: 25 - Harry Findlay Harry needs no introduction. He is a superstar punter who has an illustrious gambling career. Harry discusses many things including his involvement with Star Lizard and Asian handicaps, how he sees the betting industry and some of his infamous betting stories. Harry's biography, Harry Findlay – Gambling For Life, written by Neil Harman, contains so many of the great stories and is a great read for those who enjoy this episode. The Business of Betting Podcast - A podcast about the business side of the betting, wagering and investing world. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

2:00 James revisits Djokovic's comments and follow-up 10:30 Roger Federer tries to add some nuance, and fails 14:00 Warring fandoms and how we interpret players' words 17:00 Tennis Twitter's Manic Monday: Nicole Gibbs stands up 24:00 Andy Murray drops in to read Stakhovsky down 30:00 Neil Harman stops by for no reason 33:00 Going to bat for Andy Murray, currently the only ATP advocate for women 38:45 The trouble with allies/having a daughter makes you a feminist? 46:00 Hashing out the major arguments for/against equal prize money, briefly 50:00 Higher-faster-stronger is not the only measure of athleticism 55:30 Our case for the moral argument in favor of equal prize money 57:30 In praise of Billie Jean King 1:01:00 BJK and Chrissie Evert share great anecdotes about the 70s 1:06:00 Why are the men not focusing on pay disparity on the ATP? Instead, they prefer to blame women. 1:11:00 Big ups! Gibbs, BJK, Andy, and more Manic Monday

It's been one of the more intense weeks in recent memory in the world of tennis media, but Ben and Courtney are here to try their best, as always, to shed some light on it all. The majority of this episode is devoted to this week's revelations about the extensive plagiarism by Neil Harman in his work for the Wimbledon yearbook, about which you should read Ben's report for Slate if you haven't yet. In a wide-ranging, lengthy segment, Ben and Courtney discuss how the story came together and the issues it raises. Then, because you probably want to hear us talk about players, too, we discuss Sloane Stephens and Bernard Tomic, two 21-year-olds who have had interesting times since our last show. As always, you can like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, and subscribe to and review our show on iTunes or whatever your podcast app/platform of choice may be! We hit Ctrl+C on our hearts and Ctrl+V them into your ears because we think you guys are super-duper. Thanks for listening, as always.

After an extraordinarily exciting Ryder Cup, David Law and Catherine Whitaker debate whether the Davis Cup should change formats to tap into the success of golf's biannual team competition. On the day that the Australian Open announced its prize money increase, the plight of players outside the Top 100 is discussed, and in our big interview, we talk to the Tennis Correspondent of the Times newspaper in London, Neil Harman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.