Podcast appearances and mentions of nick freeman

Subscribe today for access to our full catalog of bonus episodes, including 2+ new episodes every month! www.patreon.com/boysbiblestudy We're back with coverage of TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL, the television series that may hold the key to understanding the American psyche once and for all. The popular 90s and 2000s era show uses an “angel of the week” format as each story is about different angels inflicting themselves upon the lives of hapless humans. This week we focus on SIGN OF THE DOVE, a dueling angel experience which interweaves stories of Andrew (angel of death, portrayed by John Dye) and Monica (the show's protagonist, played by Roma Downey) helping two humans whose life paths have woven for generations. Andrew tells us the story of a human family he's been taking to heaven since the 1200s, including delightful time travel skits in period costumes (such as Revolutionary War-era powdered wigs.) Ben Mason is the last of this family; unfortunately he doesn't know he's about to perish in a bombing by his neighbor Nick Freeman, who doesn't mean harm to Ben but wants to collect insurance money and will kill Ben by accident. The history of a freed African American slave could be the key that unlocks Nick's humanity and prevents him from setting the fateful bomb. While we're waiting at the edge of our seats, we ponder the angel logic of TBAA. Why don't angels drink alcohol? Why do they make themselves visible to some humans but not all? What is it they can really do? TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL reviews have become our favorite fodder for podcast episodes because they are so dense with insane moments and inconsistent world building. Hopefully our review of “The Sign of the Dove” will be one you write about in your family Bible to remember forever. View our full episode list and subscribe to any of our public feeds: http://boysbiblestudy.com Unlock 2+ bonus episodes per month: http://patreon.com/boysbiblestudy Subscribe to our Twitch for livestreams: http://twitch.tv/boysbiblestudy Follow us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/boysbiblestudy Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/boysbiblestudy

'Prince Harry is the author of his own misfortune.' Nick Freeman doesn't believe the taxpayer should be paying for Prince Harry's security. He says if the Duke of Sussex wants security when visiting the UK then he 'should pay for it himself'. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The week on The Sports Agents... Gabby and Mark Pougatch play darts with the world's best, teenage superstar Luke Littler and world number one Luke Humphries (3:49). Do they act like rivals or friends? How's it been for Littler becoming famous so young and so quickly? And what darts tips can they give us? Lawyer to the likes of David Beckham and Alex Ferguson, Nick Freeman, aka 'Mr Loophole', joined us (11:01) to tell some entertaining stories from court and discuss whether high-profile stars have it easier than others. Liverpool could lose their star player Mo Salah in the summer, as well as captain Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold. We ask Paul Machin, founder of The Redmen TV, if alarm bells are ringing and what price the club should pay to keep them (16:59).And Mark's favourite golfer, Bryson DeChambeau, hits a hole in one... over a house! Could this set off a new trend in golf and beyond? (21:08)Got a question for The Sports Agents - email us at thesportsagents@global.comNew episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.

The week on The Sports Agents... Gabby and Mark Pougatch play darts with the world's best, teenage superstar Luke Littler and world number one Luke Humphries (3:49). Do they act like rivals or friends? How's it been for Littler becoming famous so young and so quickly? And what darts tips can they give us? Lawyer to the likes of David Beckham and Alex Ferguson, Nick Freeman, aka 'Mr Loophole', joined us (11:01) to tell some entertaining stories from court and discuss whether high-profile stars have it easier than others. Liverpool could lose their star player Mo Salah in the summer, as well as captain Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold. We ask Paul Machin, founder of The Redmen TV, if alarm bells are ringing and what price the club should pay to keep them (16:59).And Mark's favourite golfer, Bryson DeChambeau, hits a hole in one... over a house! Could this set off a new trend in golf and beyond? (21:08)Got a question for The Sports Agents - email us at thesportsagents@global.comNew episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.

As Liverpool finally broke their Real Madrid jinx in the Champions League we speak about the big news from their star, Mo Salah, who said he hasn't had a formal offer to stay past the summer (05:40).What price should Liverpool pay to keep him? How much can any sports team, franchise or organisation rely on just one player? And is Mo (and his abs!) redefining what it means to be a 32-year-old in the transfer market? We speak to Paul Machin, founder of the Liverpool fan channel, The Redmen TV (10:30). And we've chatted on the show before about the biggest stars possibly getting a leg up by having the best lawyers, well we chat to the lawyer to the stars, Nick Freeman, aka 'Mr Loophole'. He helps A-listers like Alex Ferguson and David Beckham get off driving and other charges (26:21). Plus, Mark reacts to his favourite golfer Bryson DeChambeau hitting a hole in one... over a house! (39:10)And Gabby tells us about the time she ran on a treadmill next to Paula Radcliffe. Executive Producer: Adonis PratsidesProducer: Sophie PenneyVideo Producers: Sam TrudgillSocial Media Editor: Calum ScotlandTom Hughes is Editor for The News Agents podcast networkVicky Etchells is the Commissioning Editor for GlobalYou can listen to this episode on Alexa - just say "Alexa, ask Global Player to play The Sports Agents".And, the Sports Agents now have merch!

Photographer and author Nick Freeman joins WGN Radio’s Dave Plier to highlight his book ‘Good Old Neon: Signs You’re in Chicago’ and explore Chicago’s history with neon signs which began in the 1920’s and really picked up in the 1960’s. The book highlights various restaurants, motels, laundries, theatres and more that still utilize the power […]

Nick Freeman with Picasso's Gift Shop and Brielle Gerardi are in the studio to give us all the info!

A local council in Hertfordshire in England has come under fire after issuing a number of fines to people who have urinated in rural areas, under littering bylaws. This has brought up a question as to whether so-called ‘wild peeing' should be categorised as littering or not. Sean was joined by Nick Freeman, a UK-based solicitor,to discuss...Image: Getty Images

A local council in Hertfordshire in England has come under fire after issuing a number of fines to people who have urinated in rural areas, under littering bylaws. This has brought up a question as to whether so-called ‘wild peeing' should be categorised as littering or not. Sean was joined by Nick Freeman, a UK-based solicitor,to discuss...Image: Getty Images

Nick Freeman is the owner of Picasso's Gift Shop in Cookeville.

Generally speaking, "We all" experience a mental health condition (Depression, anxiety, stress, etc.) in one form or another," Freeman believes. It resonates with me. In fact, I can tell that if a situation easy too easy for my competencies, I will get bored and I might have dumb behaviors to entertain myself. On the opposite, if a challenge is way above my competencies and necessitates "tools" that I lack, I will get A LOT of performance anxiety (like a lot of people have in their professional careers). The perfect spot is to live a life where you or others are having the right expectations Vs our competencies and our tools where there is a slight challenge and you can either win or lose and in both cases, you will learn. Get the full story and listen to this Podcast.819-437-3220https://www.facebook.com/perpetualrainmaker/ Websitehttps://nickrfreeman.comHOST: Website… http://bit.ly/rome-training Facebook Group… http://bit.ly/30Hu8F9 908-906-4926 http://bit.ly/rome-training Website… http://bit.ly/30Hu8F9 Facebook Group… https://www.linkedin.com/feed/ LinkedIn https://www.facebook.com/jeffnewman53 Facebook Personal Page http://bit.ly/rome-training Website… http://bit.ly/30Hu8F9 Facebook Group… https://www.linkedin.com/feed/ LinkedIn https://www.facebook.com/jeffnewman53 Facebook Personal Page

A packed show this week. We have all the action and reaction from the games at Exeter City and Barnsley, GK coach Lee Harrison talks about a tricky transfer window from a goalkeeping perspective, The Wanderer Fanzine editor Jonny King joins us for a chat, plus Chairboys rehab physio Isaac Leckie gives us some insight on Nick Freeman's long road back to fitness... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phil-catchpole/message

Deputy Chief Kenny Dossey sits down with Hazardous Materials Program Manager Nick Freeman to talk all things HazMat. After their discussion, Chief Dossey answers some questions from the field.SHOWNOTESBC Freeman Interview/Hazmat info (01:22)Hazmat 17 Rumors (11:38)Helicopter Replacement Plan (13:53)Electronic Inspections (15:54)Electric Blowers (16:42)OCFA pay for everything in stations (17:43)Arrival of Truck Companies (19:52)For content suggestions, please contact OCFA Multimedia Supervisor Kevin Hansen at kevinhansen@ocfa.org

On this episode, Nigel speaks to GB News' political editor Darren McCaffrey about the Sue Gray report. Andrew Rosindell, Conservative MP for Romford joins Nigel to discuss his views on the No. 10 'party-gate' scandal. Former Detective Superintendent at the Metropolitan Police, Shabnam Chaudhri also discusses the legal implications of the report. Magdalena Chodownik, freelance journalist based in Warsaw, talks to Nigel as Poland begins building a wall to keep out refugees. Talking Pints is with celebrity defence lawyer Nick Freeman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

E-scooters, they're being trialled in over 30 areas in the UK, some say they're the future of green urban travel, whilst others say they're a disruptive fad. Matt Chorley speaks to the Head of Roads Policy at the RAC, Nick Lyes and Lindsay Coyle, the local campaigns manager at the Royal National Institute for Blind People, as well as Nick Freeman, aka Mr. Loophole, a traffic lawyer petitioning the government to require e-scooter riders to display a visible ID. And last but not least, he asks Kerry McCarthy, Labour MP for Bristol East about the success of e-scooters in Bristol.PLUS he dives into Tuesday's news with Times Columnists Danny Finkelstein and David Aaronovitch on Keir Starmer being uncharismatic and a report from the Pentagon detailing evidence on UFO's. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mike starts the show talking to Conservative MP for Mid-Derbyshire Pauline Latham over the potential delay for freedom day June 21st. Mr Loophole also known as Nick Freeman, Criminal Defence Lawyer, author and commentator, chats with Mike over the rise of e-scooters. Dr Rakib Ehsan discusses with Mike England football fans booing after footballers took a knee and the release of Colin Pitchfork. Finally Alberto Costa, Conservative MP and Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Attorney General, further discusses the double schoolgirl murderer Colin Pitchfork with Mike on the show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Baroness Kate Hoey starts the show. Mark Borkowski talks about Patsy Palmer, as she 'does a Piers Morgan' and ends the interview. Nick Freeman discusses E-scooters. Neil Oliver joins Mike for their weekly discussion. Finally, St. Patrick's Day for the homeschooling segment. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Christine Jardine starts the show. James Miller, Operations Director at Adventure Island speaks to Mike about hiring people without the vaccine. Dan Hodges talks to Mike about the Chancellor's Budget ahead of tomorrow, and Peter Hitchens taking the vaccine. Nick Freeman discusses littering motorists. Finally, James Chiavarini joins Mike to talk all things pies! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Julian, Dale, Daren and Brendan were joined by the voice of Orient, Dulcet Dave Victor for this episode. New signing Nick Freeman also popped in for a chat, while Harrogate Media Man Daniel Pugsley provided the opposition view.

To help you prepare for your PM&R Board Exams, we're bringing you a podcast series dedicated to current practices and core knowledge that you will be tested on. The AAP's Board Review podcasts are directed by Resident Physicians Margaret Beckwith, MD and Collin Byrne, MD, MSc. This episode was written and hosted by Kayli Gimarc, MD and Sarah Smith, MD and reviewed for accuracy by attendings Nick Freeman, DO and Ny-Ying Lam, MD. You will learn about the Rule of 5 as it pertains to the brainstem, the Rule of 12 as it pertains to the midline, the Rule of M and S as they relate to tracts in the midline and lateral pathways, differentiate Lateral medullary syndrome from medial medullary syndrome, and identify Weber Syndrome, Millard Gubler Syndrome, and Raymond Foville Syndrome.

Julian, Daren and Brendan sit down for a bumper episode that covers all the comings and goings in E10. Wycombe fan Tom Hancock gives us the run down on new signing Nick Freeman, Julian chats with some stateside Forest Green fans ahead of this weekend's meeting between the two sides. Plus the boys catch up with Orient full back Sam Ling.

LOOPHOLE CLOSING CONSULTATION OPENSA consultation, with suggestions on closing loopholes on the use of mobile phones whilst driving, has been announced. Whilst these are a welcome step, some are asking if the Government is really serious about safety as there are no proposals to ban hands-free mobile phone calls, even though there is a stack of scientific evidence that proves how impaired a driver becomes. To read more about the consultation, click the BBC News article here. To go straight to the consultation, click the link here. To listen to Nick Freeman discuss how the proposals do not go far enough, click the YouTube link here.COLLABORATIVE POTHOLE MAP CREATEDThe Government, collaborating with the likes of Uber, Tesco, Deliveroo and Ocaado, will create a map of the UK’s roads, allowing highway departments to plan their works and take advantage of the fund set aside for mending the epidemic of potholes on our roads. To read more, click the Motoring Research article here.GLOUCESTERSHIRE’S ‘MISSING LINK’ ROAD CONSULTATION RESULTSFollowing a public consultation, the ‘missing link’ road, that would join the M5 and M4 up, updated plans have been released for further scrutiny. After more than 2000 people contributed last time, Highways England was able to modify their plans to be less disruptive to the environment, repurpose the existing road and benefit local communities. To find out more, click the link to the Motoring Research article that also includes a link to the consultation.LONDON’S CONGESTION CHARGE MAY INCREASE IN SIZETransport for London is once again asking the Government for financial aid, apparently, one of the conditions is to increase the size of the Congestion Charge, as well as remove reductions in cost to some. When we first covered the changes to the Congestion Charge, earlier in the year, we were told it was the Government demanding such change, which turned out to be false. To read more, and make your own mind up until more detail is know, click the MyLondon link here.TFL DATA PROJECTTransport for London has begun a data project to map all dockless hire bicycles and e-bikes. This will help TfL understand traffic flows and patterns, as well as hot spots for poor bike storage. To read more, click The Register article here.NOISE CAMERAS DEPLOYED IN WEST LONDONIn a bid to stamp out the roads of West London being turned into ‘race tracks’, noise cameras have been installed, with a trigger limit of 75dB. Some have already been caught exceeding this level. To read more, click the Motoring Research article here.BMW RECALLS ALL 2020 BUILT PHEVSAll plug-in hybrids built between January and October 2020, have been recalled by BMW, due to a fire risk. This affects the 3, 5 and 7 Series, the X1, X2, X3and X5 SUVs, the 2 Series Active Tourer and the Mini Countryman PHEV. Added to that the i8, if built this year, is also effected. To read more, click the Autocar article here,LOTUS EXPANDING HETHEL BASELotus is investing in their base at Hethel as well as opening a new location, on the campus at University Warwick. The expansion and improvements are to help the engineering consultancy part of the business. To read more, click the Autocar article here._____________________________________________If you like what we do, on this show, and think it is worth a £1.00, please consider supporting us via Patreon. Here is the link to that CLICK HERE TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST——————————————————————————-DESIGNERS MOOD BOARD: ALDO BRAVARONE PASSES AWAYAldo Bravarone, who worked for Pininfarina, has passed away aged 94. He designed such cars as the Ferrari Dino, Maserati A6GCS and Lancia Gamma Coupé. To read an excellent obituary, click the Classic & Sports Car link here.DESIGNERS MOOD BOARD: DIEZ RETURNS TO SEATJorge Diez has returned to SEAT, for a third time. Having spent the last 12 months with Mitsubishi Europe he goes back to a company he has clearly has a fondness for. To read more, including the names Andrew mangled, click the FormTrends article here.LUNCHTIME READ: SCHRÖDINGER'S CAREmissions Analytics has produced an article that gives us a much better insights into the reality of Plug-In Hybrids, including their positives and negatives. They suggest we could be walking into another issue, similar to the diesel one after politicians in Europe encouraged up to buy diesel. To read more, click the EA link here.LIST OF THE WEEK: WORST CAR NAMES OF ALL TIMEThere are some hilarious and downright bad names on the List of the Week, giving us all options for the worst car name. Pull up a chair, grab a beverage and enjoy as the various suggestions automatically move past your eyes. To view the options, click the Motoring Research article here. .AND FINALLY: MINI METRO TURNS 4040 years have passed since the first click the BBC News link herAustin Rover Metro. To read more about that, click the BBC News article here. To see a short film, click the link here.

Matthew Henderson from the Henry Jackson Society starts the show with China. Conservative MP Chris Clarkson tells Mike ahead of the Mini Budget what to expect from the Chancellor. Professor Karol Sikora discusses an antibody study, that suggests herd immunity to Covid-19 is 'unachievable.' Caller Marie speaks to Mike about Care Homes, and finally, Nick Freeman, Criminal Defence Lawyer talks about how unsafe e-scooters are on the road. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Henry Hill talks to Mike about what the PM is set to say, ahead of the announcement. Nick Freeman discusses the closure of car parks in pubs to combat drink driving. Former MEP Alex Phillips marks the fourth anniversary of Brexit and Vanessa O'Brien speaks to Mike about exploring. Mike listens to Boris Johnson live from the commons as he declares all pubs, bars and hairdressers are to open. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former Director of Comms at No10 Katie Perrior shares her thoughts on Trevor Phillips's suspension. Nick Freeman explains why a loophole allows a driver to keep their licence even though they have 66 points on it. And can parents have it all? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In todays episode I have Wycombe Wanderers attacking midfielder Nick Freeman we talk about: How he worked to get himself from non league to league football. Why Wycombe Wanderers are flying this season. What Nick does to keep himself focused. Advice that he'd give to young players who want to take their game to the next level. A great episode with loads of lessons and well worth the listen. YOU CAN NOW GET THE ELITE POINTS SCORING SYSTEM THAT THE PROFESSIONALS USE AND A VIDEO ON HOW TO USE IT. CLICK BELOW. www.thefootballersmindset.com/elitedownload

this is an audio recording from Nick's presentation at the 2019 Surpass Conference. New Surpass Community members, The London Institute of Banking and Finance, spoke to the Surpass Community about their journey so far with Surpass, from recognising a need to move away from an in-house platform in order to keep pace with technological change, to delivering their first exams with Surpass, and what the future holds.   See Nick's full presentation at conference.surpass.com today.  

This week we have an interview with football commentator and Chairboys fan Alan Parry, we hear from Nick Freeman on his birthday, Uri is high on FA Cup fever plus we have all of the action and reaction from Wycombe's cup trip to Tranmere Rovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phil-catchpole/message

This a new podcast series for about star wars legion, hopefully interviewing members of the legion community. In this one I chat to Nick Freemand from Legion Impact about all things Legion and youtube. Impact X - https://www.legionimpact.com/ New Website - https://www.tabletopoddity.com/surgetocrit Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/TabletopOddity If you would like to support the channel, one of the best ways is Patreon, any amount helps, even $1! Thanks :)  

Join us this week as we interview Nick Freeman about his undefeated showing at the Adepticon LCQ and High Command tournaments, his winning list, chess clocks and more. We also do a tech talk segment on E-Webs and 1.4 FD Turrets, revisit our previous saboteur discussion a bit, and talk about how to prepare your community for the upcoming Clone Wars release. Shawn gives some great hobby tips as well!

Josh and Matt are joined by LJ Pena and Nick Freeman to talk about all of the goings-on from this past weekend’s Adepticon Last Chance [...]

Josh and Matt are joined by LJ Pena and Nick Freeman to talk about all of the goings-on from this past weekend's Adepticon Last Chance Qualifiers and High Command Invitational, and they'll also take a look at the Occupier tank and X-34 mounted weapons, plus a little look into the efficiency of the AT-ST and the T-47 (yes, it really is as bad as you think.)   As a disclaimer, there is one NSFW word around the 20 minute mark or so, but it's foreshadowed, so you should have plenty of time to skip that before it actually happens!  

The guys sit down (in person!) with L.J. Pena and Nick Freeman to discuss the biggest event in Legion's short history, the Las Vegas Open! We recap what lists won, why this event was so successful, and which Outrider managed to lose to a T-47.  

The guys sit down (in person!) with L.J. Pena and Nick Freeman to discuss the biggest event in Legion’s short history, the Las Vegas Open! [...]

The Scoundrels talk to Nick Freeman and LJ Pena of Impact X about pizza toppings. And some Legion stuff too. Notorious Scoundrels - Mike Barry(Dashz) and Kyle Dornbos(Orkimedes) from Never Tell Me the Odds join David Zelenka(Endless) from Yavinbase to talk about Star Wars: Legion competitive play and improving your game.

We ring in the New Year with Legion Hero and Impact X founder Nick Freeman, as he shares his new campaign supplement, Gathering Legions. He [...]

We ring in the New Year with Legion Hero and Impact X founder Nick Freeman, as he shares his new campaign supplement, Gathering Legions. He also talks Leia/Han/Chewie and the proper way to use Palp.  

After the first major tournament featuring Star Wars Legion, we chat with GenCon Day 1 Winner, Nick Freeman. John's back and we let him geek out about wookies, and Josh reveals his dirty secret.  

After the first major tournament featuring Star Wars Legion, we chat with GenCon Day 1 Winner, Nick Freeman. John’s back and we let him geek [...]

We’re joined by a very special guest: Nick Freeman of the Impact X Blog. This guy has been crunching the numbers so we don’t have [...]

We're joined by a very special guest: Nick Freeman of the Impact X Blog. This guy has been crunching the numbers so we don't have to, and he lets us know what units are giving you the most bang for your buck. We all take a look at the upcoming Star Wars events at Comic Con, and give some updates on the Legion community. (Nick's blog can be found at www.legionimpact.com)  

Returning for the second episode of ‘School of Poetry’, host Dr Oli Tearle is accompanied by guests Dr Carol Bolton and Dr Nick Freeman to discuss Emily Dickinson, Arthur Symons, cats and share a laugh over our ‘So Bad, It’s Good’ moment. ‘School of Poetry’ is a podcast dedicated to discussing and analysing the good – and the not so good – within the world of poetry. With fresh poems and new themes to discuss in each episode, Loughborough University’s Dr Oli Tearle and other guest academics will bring their knowledge and expertise to this fun – yet educational – show.

Wierd fiction presents the universe as an irrational place, totally indifferent to human concerns. Is 'the wierd' a more general approach that can bextended beyond fiction to encompass the other arts, or even politics and science? Rana Mitter discusses the idea of the wierd with literary scholar Nick Freeman of the University of Loughborough, cultural theorist Caroline Edwards of Birkbeck, University of London, and astronomer Marek Kukula of the Royal Observatory at Greenwich. Continuing to explore the faultline between art and science, Rana meets artist Helen Pynor and gallery director Mike Stubs to discuss science and art on show at Liverpool's FACT. And, we discuss the new Japanese animated film Your Name with Japanologist Irena Hayer of the Univeristy of Leeds, and Justin Johnson, curator of animation and films for younger people at the British Film Institute. No Such Thing As Gravity is on show at FACT, Liverpool until February 5th 2017. Your Name is on release at selected cinemas throughout the country now. Producer: Luke Mulhall

Rana Mitter talks to playwright Anders Lustgarten whose latest work is set in a small village in China, Rotten Peach Village, over 60 years. Communism arrives and the villagers embrace it. Lustgarten has also written a new play partly inspired by the painter Caravaggio which opens at the RSC at the end of this year. Also a consideration of the satirical short stories about Edwardian England published by Saki - the pen name of Scottish author Hector Hugh Munro (1870 - 1916). Rana is joined by the novelist Naomi Alderman and Saki expert Nick Freeman.Cartoonist Riad Sattouf describes his graphic novel memoir, The Arab of the Future. And Rana gets to grip with what we could possibly mean by a thing, with philosopher Guy Longworth The Sugar-Coated Bullets of the Bourgeoisie by Anders Lustgarten runs at the Arcola Theatre in London 7 – 30 April before opening the 10th High Tide festival of new writing in Suffolk in September. The Arab of the Future by Riad Sattouf is out now. Producer: Luke Mullhall

After thirty years in the Chicago advertising industry, longtime Fox Valley resident Nick Freeman is dedicating all of his time to doing what he loves--painting local scenes that catch his eye, and also documenting Chicago-area neon signs--an art form that he says is disappearing quickly.  Through the end of the month, Freeman's lifetime of works are being featured in a two-floor show called "The Wine of Life" at The Norris Cultural Arts Center in Saint Charles.  The show is the first of its kind in the Norris Gallery's 36-year history.  WFMT's Matt DeStefano brings us the story in this week's Arts Feature.

Rem's back from Podcast Movement in Dallas! As you'll see from the title, this isn't a standard episode of the The Sci-Fi Movie Podcast.  This is a quick audio guide talking about the valuable tricks and tips I've gathered by traveling to the national Podcast Movement Conference in Dallas Texas. This episode is really for my fellow podcasters to help them get the most from a conference, which will help them to make better content.  But if you travel regularly, you might find some value here too. Feel free to skip this episode if you're looking for a Sci-Fi Movie review. This Friday, we'll release one of our special Patreon After Show Podcasts. Much of this will be applicable to other conferences, but I'll use the examples I picked up at Podcast Movement 2014 and New Media Expo 2014.   Before The Trip Book early! Get your flights, hotel and PM stuff done Stay in the same hotel as the event, it's worth the extra money Flight tracker Apps (Plane Finder and Flight Aware) Google cards Download the App that the conference sets up Phone Charger Anker Astro E5 15000Ma Digital Audio Recorder? Better to have it and not need it Room and ride share? Subscribe to the Wednesday Webinars (Podcast Movement) Write down your flight info, Itinerary, hotel address and other stuff on a notebook in case you lose network or cellular connectivity or your device packs it in. Bring your own pillows Perfect your elevator pitch Record an extra podcast episode and have it ready to release.  If you typically release on the day you'll be at Podcast Movement, set it to auto publish.  Remember, just because you're away at a conference to make your podcast better, your listener is still expecting your great content.  In Podcasting, consistency is very important. Check to see when friends are arriving/leaving and try to find ways to ride share Try an Uber! Buy the virtual pass.  You won't be able to see all the sessions you want to, so take the stress off trying to make the right decision. Chap stick, Subscribe to the Social media feeds of the event, you might get news about added speakers, changes in the program and discounts Plastic silverware – bring some Get a good should bag for your water bottle, snacks, notebook pens, digital recorder, mints, mouthwash, deodorant, pepper spray (Joking!) Does the hotel have quick checkout? Travel Tips Direct flights are preferred If using connectors (especially from other countries) try to get a bit longer layover time.  Going through security checks can be very time consuming and you might miss a connector. Try to bring carry on luggage if possible.  If you like me, and bringing pillows, you'll have to check your luggage, but it's worth it. Check ahead to see which airline charges for checked luggage.  A little research could save you upward of a hundred bucks round trip. For out of the U.S., exchanged your currency for American before you leave.  This will give you time to find the best exchange rates. For out of the U.S., explore options for data roaming plans for your phone.  There are several options,   During The Conference Drop off some business cards at the Libsyn booth Carry a small water bottle, most hotels will give you one free (Flask) and refill it at the end or start of a session.  They'll have water at all the sessions. Eat! You're going to be busy and rushing around, but remember to keep yourself fed and energized.  Throw some protein bars or nuts in your bag. Get some quiet time.  I'm an introvert typically, and these events, though fun can be really draining, and quiet time helps me get centered and rested.  That can really help your immune system and can mean the difference between getting sick or not Carry Purell hand sanitizer (but don't use it just after shaking someone's hand!) Tweet and Facebook the sessions you're going to (Dave Jackson Picture) and help to promote the speakers your seeing.  They'll appreciate it. If you're having a great conversation in the Hallway, you can skip a session. Get enough sleep!  Sure, we want to get as much from PM as possible, but we're still human and we need our rest.  Getting your rest means you'll be happier, more alert, and you'll make a better impression with your fellow podcasters. Use the event Hashtag for the event in your Tweets and Facebook posts.  Others at the conference will see them and they'll find your extracirricular activities and you'll find theirs. (#PM14) Make notes of areas where the organizers can improve the conference for next year Talk to local people and get the suggestions (going to try Babe's Chicken next time) Do you recon of the area, look for coffee shops and restaurants that you can invite others to later on. When you see people with conference name tags, introduce yourself, invite the to join you.  These are your people! Break the ice with weird Canadian currency! Try to connect with people you want to meet ahead of time and plan an evening or breakfast event.  I personally love breakfast gatherings before the panels start (Try Event brite or even a good old fashioned email) This is how I met Jason Griffin and Darrell Darnell, they both hosted meetups and I met about 15-20 new friends through just those events alone.) Plan some events, but keep ready for the unexpected. (House of Blues, Dealey Plaza) Ask questions at sessions! Great way to promote your podcast! Keep open to people who might be a guest on your show (Evo Terra) Mints and mouthwash Strike up conversation (3 seconds- Pat Flynn talked to Jordan Harbinger – http://www.smartpassiveincome.com/charisma-course-winning-in-person-encounters/) Pace yourself! There's a lot to do, a lot to see, plenty of people to meet, but remember to look after yourself (PM15 was better for me because I remembered to drink water, eat protein and a good meal, get enough sleep, take my Vitamin D)  Keep your healthy habits when you travel. Business Cards Print business cards (Share them when asked offer when appropriate) Receive them with respect, do just ignore it and stuff it in you pocket (Japanese) After the events of the day are done, and you're in your hotel room, go through the cards you've received and make notes on them so you'll remember them.  Where did you meet them? What did they look like? What elements of the conversation do you want to remember or follow up on? Ideally, you want to say, ‘Oh, that's the card for Nick Freeman, I met him in the elevator and introduced him to some other Podcasters and now he's thinking about doing a podcast. You won't form connections with everyone, and even if you know you won't be connecting with that person in the future, be nice, accept their card, be gracious. We can have pleasant and genuine interactions with people we know we'll never see again. That's just being nice. Keep eye contact and pay attention to the person you're talking to, don't give them half your attention and scan the room for people you really want to talk to.   After The Conference When you're traveling, wear your Podcast T-Shirt! Whether it's the one you get from Libsyn or Podcast Movement or Podcaster's Paradise, you might recognize a fellow attendee you haven't met before.  That's how I met Darcy at the Modern Business Guru Podcast (modernbusiness.guru) and now I'm listening to his show! When you're at the airport, on the bus or when you get home, make notes about the conference and make a list of suggestions to help improve next years event.  Go through your business cards, add people to Facebook, Twitter, Google+ if they're people you want to keep in touch with. Do a blog post or short Podcast about the events you attended, the people you met, give them a plug on your podcast, give out their website or Podcast. Go back and listen to the Plug fest I did on The Sci-Fi Movie Podcast after NMX at http://sci-fimoviepodcast.com/sci-fi-movie-podcast-contact/ and go to the 56:45 mark. Remember to do this after you've added your new friends, so they'll be alerted to your post conference post or podcast, and they'll likely enjoy that you mentioned them! Connect with the people you met and keep the connection going.  You won't become friends with everyone, but take the time and make the effort to keep in touch with people you click with.  Now, you're starting the process of building friendships and relationships.     Sci Fi Movie Podcast 50 tips Rem learned at Podcast Movement 2014

On this week's show, which you can hear by clicking here, we are joined by lap-dancer-turned-law-student, Vanessa Knowles to talk about how a law student making good money from being very visible online might encounter problems in a future career.  It turns out things are not as bleak as you might think.We talk about how not to deal with the Court of Appeal when it comes to having a pop at a client's previous lawyers and how the Court uses its rarely-wielded power to dismiss a case without a hearing of any sort.We look at a rarely-used power to have a witness deposed - US-style!  Is it about to be used more often after being on the statute books for many years?We also take a look at the Legal Aid position in relation to awkward forensic experts holding on to evidence until a fee is paid by defence lawyers.  No spoilers, but it turns out that things are not quite as they seem.All of that and we have a quick glance at the sad plight of Nigel Evans MP, the PDS and Nick "Mr Loophole" Freeman. Check out the links below for the sources used and for additional material we thought you might like to read.Have a good Easter break. The links:No charge allowed for prosecution expert labs to show all to the defence - Keith Borer Consultants make a FOI request to the Forensic Regulator. http://www.keithborer.co.uk/uploads/assets/files/KBC%20April%202014%20Newsletter%20E&W.pdfhttps://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/171649/response/425409/attach/html/3/84617%20Final%20response.pdf.htmlYou have an appointment to be deposed! http://northpod.openshadow.com/asset_docs/Power%20of%20justice%20to%20take%20depositions.pdfR v Achogbuo http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Crim/2014/567.html http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1968/19/pdfs/ukpga_19680019_en.pdf£3,000 for a splinter in the bum. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2606125/Parents-sue-school-3-000-seven-year-old-son-got-splinter-sat-wooden-bench.htmlCroydon Guardian tells it slightly differently again: http://www.croydonguardian.co.uk/news/11148736.Boy_with_sore_bottom_wins_payout_after_school_bench_gives_him_painful_splinter/Law student stripperhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2605809/Lap-dancing-webcam-work-teach-transferable-legal-skills-Law-student-set-scoop-funds-degree-stripping-online-earns-50k-year-it.htmlhttp://www.independent.co.uk/student/news/as-many-as-a-third-of-women-strippers-are-students-trying-to-pay-for-their-education-9158808.htmland for lawyers already working at the CPS:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/2463005/CPS-lawyer-works-as-nude-model-while-on-sick-leave.htmland those BPP boys are in demand (or they were before the agency went belly-up):http://www.rollonfriday.com/Blogs/ReadBlog/tabid/144/id/25891/Default.aspxIn case you’re wondering what that test is for solicitors, here it is: http://www.sra.org.uk/solicitors/handbook/suitabilitytest/content.page“More rigorous tests to be applied by CPS and police says Scotland Yard Chief” http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2606080/Historic-sex-abuse-allegations-subject-stricter-tests-prosecutions-says-Scotland-Yard-chief.htmlTwitter coverage https://storify.com/anyapalmer/a-tax-on-innocenceThe PDShttp://www.lawgazette.co.uk/practice/public-defender-service-hires-11-advocates/5040880.articleNick Freeman and the ASA. http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/5040872.article?utm_source=dispatch&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=GAZ160414

Libby Purves is joined by Olympian James Cracknell, actor and children's author Susannah Corbett, lawyer Nick Freeman aka Mr Loophole and chef Gennaro Contaldo. James Cracknell is the two time Olympic gold medallist and six time World Champion rower. Now turned adventurer, he can be seen in the new series The World's Toughest Expeditions in which he takes on some of the most arduous expeditions in history. These endeavours range from tracing the steps of Colonel Fawcett's infamous 1925 expedition to the Amazonian jungle to David Livingstone's 1853 journey across Southern Africa in which James takes on the same Zambezi rapids. The World's Toughest Expeditions with James Cracknell is on Discovery Channel. Actor and children's author Susannah Corbett is the daughter of the late actor Harry H Corbett, of Steptoe and Son fame. Susannah has written a biography of his life, 'The Front Legs of the Cow' which tells of how he rose from the slums of Manchester to become one of the best known television stars of his generation. 'The Front Legs of the Cow' is published by The History Press. Nick Freeman is a criminal defence lawyer. Known as Mr Loophole, he uses legal technicalities to get his clients acquitted for driving offences - hence his moniker. His clients have included Sir Alex Ferguson, David Beckham, Ronnie O'Sullivan, Katie Price and Jimmy Carr. His book, 'The Art of the Loophole Making The Law Work For You' is published by Hodder and Stoughton. Gennaro Contaldo is a chef who taught Jamie Oliver all he knows about Italian cooking. He is currently appearing in the BBC2 series Two Greedy Italians Eat Italy alongside his friend Antonio Carluccio. In the series the two men explore Italy in search of people, produce and tradition. There is a book to accompany the series published by Quadrille Publishing. Two Greedy Italians is on BBC Two. Producer: Paula McGinley.