Podcast appearances and mentions of nick card

Steven Hutchinson was on his way to meet an old friend; somebody from his past for whom a dark secret had once been hidden. Yet, as he crossed the road and approached the location they'd arranged to meet, he found himself trying to comprehend a myriad of emotions and questions he wasn't sure he ever wanted the answer to. He never saw the car that hit him that day. The car that killed him… ‘A Grave Reunion' is the new Poetry-Play from Nick Card, telling the story of four friends coming back together after ten years to morn the passing of somebody from their past. Somebody who is important to all of them… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steven Hutchinson was on his way to meet an old friend; somebody from his past for whom a dark secret had once been hidden. Yet, as he crossed the road and approached the location they'd arranged to meet, he found himself trying to comprehend a myriad of emotions and questions he wasn't sure he ever wanted the answer to. He never saw the car that hit him that day. The car that killed him… ‘A Grave Reunion' is the new Poetry-Play from Nick Card, telling the story of four friends coming back together after ten years to morn the passing of somebody from their past. Somebody who is important to all of them… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Throughout the programme we hear from Dr Kevin Frediani, curator of Dundee Botanic Garden. Kevin is very much in favour of letting nature do its own thing and Mark hears how he has managed to put that into practice in the garden. He also tells Mark about his drive to find a net zero path for the upkeep of the gardens and grounds while looking after a huge array of plants from all around the world. Rachel visits the Ness of Brodgar in Orkney, one of the most significant neolithic settlements in the world. The site has been excavated for nearly 20 years but as Rachel finds out, next year will be the last dig for the foreseeable future. Archaeologists Anne Mitchell and Nick Card explain why. Renita Boyle is a storyteller who is fascinated by nature. As part of last week's Wigtown Book Festival, she was holding poetry, story and art sessions which usually happen outside. However, as the weather put paid to that, Rachel found her indoors with a great view of the countryside. And with potatoes in our minds as schools head off on their tattie holidays, we hear about the importance of this crop to Scottish farming and culture. As the days get shorter, we'll all be spending a bit more time in the dark. But how switched on are you to your local landscape at night? Ranger Elizabeth Tindall and writer Dan Richards were holding night walks at the Wigtown Book Festival to encourage people to explore more in the dark. They told Rachel about what sights and sounds you can encounter.

My guest is Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, author of THE NEW ABNORMAL - The Rise of the Biomedical Security State. I later talk with Medford City Council Ward 4 candidate Nick Card about the local issues of importance in the race.

Bill and Nick Card, candidate for Ward 4 Medford City Council discuss the issues. Later, Jo Co Commissioner Herman Baertschiger - what is the deal with the ORP talk of censure re the Johnson endorsement?

Round Table with Nick Card

In this week's Roundtable, Nick Card discusses the new ELD systems that are coming in, what to expect going forward, as well as a brief walkthrough of the new systems. 

Round Table with Nick Card

Round Table with Nick Card

Round Table with Nick Card. 

Nick is our Fuel Manager and also heads up our Technology Department

In this Episode, We interview the writer (Nick Card) and producer/performer (Paul Strickland) for a show called The Interview which they are taking up to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. They are doing a preview of the show before they take it up to the fringe to raise money for the Air Ambulance service. We find out some interesting facts about both Nick and Paul, also about the Edinburgh fringe festival. The West End Discussion goes north this week, with us talking all about the Edinburgh fringe festival in all of it’s wonder. This will be the first of a two part discussion. Lucie and Anna have some a few shows this week in news and social (woop woop) but quality over quantity we think So come and tune in to find out all the fun and frolics with the It's All An Act Team. Visit our website for all our social links, also check out our calendar and find a show near you. Please rate and review us on itunes. www.itsallanact.co.uk Yours from The ‘It’s All An Act’ Team   Show information - National Operatic and Dramatic Association: www.noda.org.uk Intro and Outro Credit – Joseph Purdue -  www.joepurdue.com ‘It’s all an act’ podcast logo credit – Joseph Foskett Edinburg Fringe Information – www.whatsonstage.com  

Dave thought it seemed like a good idea at the time. An invigorating hiking trek across the peak district with his best friend Kevin. It would help him take his mind off all the relationship, family and work problems which had seemingly overwhelmed him of late. But unfortunately, the trip which awaited him would only contain injuries, secrets, lies, ramen style instant snack foods and incredible clumsy metaphors.

Steven Hutchinson was on his way to meet an old friend; somebody from his past for whom a dark secret had once been hidden. Yet, as he crossed the road and approached the location they'd arranged to meet, he found himself trying to comprehend a myriad of emotions and questions he wasn’t sure he ever wanted the answer to.He never saw the car that hit him that day. The car that killed him...A Grave Reunion is the new Poetry-Play from Nick Card, telling the story of four friends coming back together again after ten years to morn the passing of somebody from their past. Somebody who is important to all of them...