Podcasts about North Manchester

Fuel, Church of God General Conference Youth Camp, July 13-18, 2025. North Manchester, INhttps://register-online.org/FUELRedirect.php What is Fuel Youth Conference Like?https://youtu.be/l7VPCLbVDD0UCA International Conference, July 24-27, 2025, Denham Grove Hotel, Uxbridge, (London), UKhttps://sites.google.com/unitarianchristianalliance.org/ucaukintconference2025 Converge, August 1-3, 2025 Hiram College, SE of Cleveland, OH https://www.eventleaf.com/e/converge 

After graduating in 2012, Gareth Edwards spent the first 5 years of his dental career by treating patients in Middleton, North Manchester. He then embarked on an 18-month journey through Asia and South America, dedicating time not only to traveling but also to reading a diverse range of books. In 2019, Gareth returned to Bournemouth, his hometown, and formed a partnership with Zak Kara. Sharing similar philosophies about dentistry and business, they initially took over a three-surgery practice. However, they quickly outgrew it and moved into a larger, purpose-built clinic, giving birth to Smile Stories. Their philosophy was centered around creating an experience "nothing like your old dentist." Gareth generously shares here the secrets that make Smile Stories a success. In this podcast, you'll discover: How Smile Stories has become a unique dental practice by fostering lifelong patient relationships, incorporating innovative design, and utilising comprehensive digital dentistry. You'll also learn about their ideal client; Their inspiration from outside the dental field and various examples of where they gain this insight; The creation of a work environment where team members are eager to come to work, engaging every team member in each stage of the patient journey with their "Triangle formula"; Gareth and Zak's calculated approach to risk, enabling rapid growth and expansion; Their strategies for marketing, enhancing patient experiences, and cultivating a strong team culture that resulted in 571 five-star Google reviews. You'll learn their "Peak End Rule", identifying the optimal time and method for requesting reviews. Examples of how they surprise and delight patients, including team celebrations at the end of treatments; Personalised marketing approaches for each new patient, sending tailored marketing messages that cater to the individual needs and desires of the patient. And much more!

Join me in a back garden to chat with my old friend Ruby and Hugsy the dog⁠. Ruby is an amazing Dad, Husband, and Pizza Baker. It just happens to be his birthday on the day this comes out, so Happy Birthday Ruby. Many happy returns. If you're ever in North Manchester make sure to try his fantastic pizzas out! Find him on Instagram here.  Look out for Ronni, support the podcast, order the book, and sponsor a virtual coffee ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Be part of the '1000 Coffees with Ronni' project ⁠here⁠ and find amazing people doing similar things ⁠here⁠. Thank you to all the supporters well as to the amazing band Bukahara for their permission to use their fabulous, on point song '⁠⁠Storytelling Animal⁠⁠' as our soundtrack. The World is Storytelling podcast is based on the book by the same name. Written by Arjen Barel, Ronni Gurwicz, and Stu Packer, it is the definitive guide to how sharing stories can be used for social impact and personal growth.

Liz is a community artist and organiser. She has particular interest in the way that an open, creative, inclusive process can be used to encourage the development of ecosystems where all species can flourish. She is committed to developing work which explores how we can take inspiration from the natural world that we are part of to create places and spaces where regenerative cultures can thrive.She is a Certified Permaculture Educator. In 2022 she launched the UK's first Full Permaculture Design Course specifically focused on artists and creatives, and is a pioneer in the exploration of ideas around permaculture design, imagination and art.In a voluntary capacity she is co-founder and co-ordinator for a local community group working to maintain and improve 120 acres of meadows and woodland at the point where the River Roch and River Irwell converge in Bury, North Manchester.Help us a grow a community of survival song listeners by joining us on over on Substack:https://survivalsongs.substack.com/'Leave Home' by The Chemical Brothers by can be found on our community playlist on Spotify along with our listener's Survival Songs. Check it out and add your own!https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5JBCcyJgMmYGRivsHcX3Av?si=92be50460fcf4590&pt=498b19d3d56cc7682fb37286285c9e48This episode contains small portions of ''Leave Home' by The Chemical Brothers, Survival Songs claims no copyright of this work. This is included as a form of music review and criticism and as a way to celebrate, promote and encourage the listener to seek out the artists work.Find out more about ARTIST here:https://www.thechemicalbrothers.com/

Claire Knapp is the vice president of finance and administration, chief business officer and treasurer at Manchester University in North Manchester, Indiana. In this episode, Knapp joins our host Donna Schiele to talk about his unique career journey from public accounting to higher education, navigating financial challenges in a post-pandemic environment, and the importance of collaboration and relationships in his role.   "If you're stepping into the CBO role, you have to have a strategic mindset. I think it's important to be thinking strategy and also to be able to think strategy with not only the group that you may be working with, but thinking strategically with the cabinet, thinking strategically with the board, bringing strategic ideas," Knapp says. He emphasizes the significance of strong analytical skills and the ability to interpret data effectively. "Relationships are really critical. I view myself as an investor for the university. So when departments or other of our colleagues come and ask them when to spend money, for me, it's an investment. So it's working together with them."   Join us for a conversation with Knapp as he discusses the evolving role of a CBO, critical skill sets for aspiring leaders in higher education finance, and the value of mentorship in professional growth.   Links Check out NACUBO's other podcasts! Career Conversations NACUBO in Brief

Today's guest has worked in North Manchester's property market for 20+ years and wears several hats across the industry, such as working for Normie & Co, Kerfuffle, and is a trustee for Propertymark Trust. He has a very unique perspective on the industry, seeing it from both the agent and supplier side. He is also one of the most well connected people I know and has a vast amount of experience to share in our conversation.

Welcome to your Paulding County News Podcast.  I'm Melissa Carter, along with Doug Harding.  A local student is arrested, but not everyone agrees it was the right move.  Plus, why don't all Paulding County hospitals have the same services? We'll get your take. But first let's take a look at our top stories.     PC News   After 137 days of license suspension, the Dallas Markets have announced they have their business license again.    You remember in November the markets were ordered closed after owner Andrew Rodriquez started building an unpermitted bunker.   The Rodriquezes say they will soon announce the official reopening of the markets.   This from the Dallas Markets.     PC News   Last week Dollar Tree, Inc. revealed plans to shutter approximately 1,000 Family Dollar and Dollar Tree stores. The decision outlines the closure of approximately 600 Family Dollar outlets this year, with an additional 370 Family Dollar and 30 Dollar Tree stores to follow suit over the next few years. There are several in Paulding County, though no word on which stores may be closing. Most recently, Family Dollar made headlines for a record $42 million fine imposed due to federal officials' findings of unsanitary storage conditions for food, drugs, and other items. This from The Patch.   PC News   At the Paulding County Airport, a new aviation maintenance school is opening doors for local students.   With the establishment of the GBAA Scholarship, aspiring aviation enthusiasts have a unique chance to receive financial aid for their college education.   This opportunity not only fosters the growth of the aviation industry but also supports the educational pursuits of students in the community.   You can find out more and apply at GBAA.org.   This from Paulding County Uncensored.     Weather Rain today with a High in Dallas of 68, 69 in Hiram.  Lows in the low 40's. Sunshine tomorrow, with a High in Dallas of 57, 58 in Hiram.  Freezing temperature of 31 tomorrow night. Tuesday more sunshine with a Highs in the upper 50's.   Arrest Report   From the Georgia Gazette:   A Paulding County High School student was arrested for possession of marijuana and knife in her purse, which she said she kept for protection at her mother's house but thought she had removed it.   Brandyy Red Is no one concerned why this child needs a knife for protection at her mom's house?   Staci Cain-Carter Maybe if this joke ass school system would ACTUALLY do something, these kids wouldn't feel the need to go to this extreme.   Lisa Braddock wait a sec. What exactly would y'all expect a school to do about a kid peddling vapes and drugs with a knife? She's not a baby … mugshots … legal adult here. I'd be more concerned if the school didn't do this. Vape pens and marijuana are all in every school and it is a concern. What should have been done??     Social Media   From the What's Happening in Paulding County Facebook page:   Tina Contois posted:  Paulding County is growing so very quickly. I do not understand how the local hospital does not have labor and delivery there. Tanner hospital in Villa Ricca does for god sake‘s.   Evelyn S Elsner It has to do with politics.   Casey Whatyousay Lots of misinformation here. Ultimately boils down to GA certificate of Need. All additions to hospital and associated programs require approval. Approval that is most of time met with lawsuits from neighboring competitors. Can take upwards of 5-10 years to get through the bureaucracy. By then what you originally was seeking approval for is out dated. Thats why hospitals always seem “behind the times.”   Jodi Steed The Certificate of Need system in Georgia is what controls the medical offerings in an area. There is currently a push in legislation to abolish the CON in Ga. Call your state senators and representatives to voice your opinions.   Kylie Hunter Tanner's care is better than Wellstar's anyways.   What do you think? Give us a call at (404) 997-8655 and tell us.   Weird Story A decaying police headquarters in New Orleans has brought an odd problem to officers, rats in the evidence room.   Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick revealed that the vermin-infested building has reached such dire conditions that rats managed to snack on confiscated marijuana.   'The rats eating our marijuana, they're all high,' she remarked during a city council meeting.   Plans are underway to relocate the 910 officers to a temporary high-rise building.   This from Sky News.   Events Today at Noon - Paddy's Scavenger Hunt on the Farm at Little Fox Hollow in Dallas.   Wednesday beginning at 4pm - Wine Down Wednesday at Vintage Wine Bar in Dallas.   March 24th at 10:30am - Anthem Edition at Pickett's Mill Baptist Church in Dallas.       Interview: Pastor Steve Flockhardt from New Season Church       State News   In a move that could potentially redirect taxpayer dollars, the Georgia House Education Committee advanced Senate Bill 233, dubbed the 'school choice bill.'   If enacted, it would allocate $6,500 vouchers to students from the state's lowest-performing schools, allowing them to attend private institutions.   Advocates argue it offers personalized educational options.   However, critics caution that this may disproportionately benefit urban areas, leaving rural counties with limited options.   With the legislative session ending soon, lawmakers aim to finalize the bill by the end of the month.   This from Atlanta New First.       Sports   From the Paulding Sports Chronicle:   In lacrosse, it was the North Paulding Girls beating Kennesaw Mountain, 20-2. North Paulding Boys defeated East Paulding, 19-0.   In baseball, Paulding County beat North Manchester, 10-4. It was East Paulding over Dekalb County, 11-0. South Paulding beat Alexander,  2-1. North Paulding lost to Campbell, 9-3.     PC News The Great American Eclipse is just around the corner. Happening on April 8, residents across the country, from Texas to Maine and everywhere in between, are gearing up for this celestial event. Although Paulding County won't experience a total eclipse, we'll still witness an impressive 80 to 85% coverage of the sun. Mark Lancaster, an astronomer at Fernbank Science Center, assures us that while the lighting may change slightly, without proper protective gear, you might not even notice the eclipse. Here are three safe ways to catch a glimpse of the partial eclipse: Protective Glasses: Remember those "eclipse glasses" from 2017? If you still have them, ensure they're in good condition. If not, make sure to purchase ISO certified glasses online. Regular sunglasses or welding glasses won't cut it. Shadow Boxes: Create your own with a shoebox, foil, paper, tape, and a pencil. Cut holes in the box, cover one with foil, make a small hole with the pencil, tape white paper inside, and voila! Witness the eclipse's projection safely. Looking Down: Don't forget to observe the ground! The eclipse will cast unique shadows, especially through trees and bushes, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.   Remember, safety first.   This from 11 Alive.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tearing! It's something we all worry about when it comes to birth, but what happens if you DO experience a tear? I chat to independent midwife Abigail Latif, and women health physio Beth Sutcliffe, about how tears are identified and treated. We discuss what to expect immediately after giving birth, how your tear may be fixed, and why and when to see a women's health physio, as well as the common complaints postnatally after a tear. Abigail is an Independent midwife and founder of maternal matters. Nhs midwife for over 10 years IM for 1 year. She practices independently now in Manchester, and her. previous experience is in community midwifery, home & birth center births. At her north Manchester studio she works with other maternal businesses & local community to provide a holistic maternal timetable for others and their babies, includes Hypnobirthing, Pilates, bio mechanics, pop up workshops and my passion breastfeeding support. She is also a mural free lance artist & birth activist. Beth is a women's health physio at the Mum Physio and is based in Middleton, North Manchester. She trained as a Physiotherapist at the University of Liverpool in 2013, and established TheMumPhysio after working six years in the NHS and two years privately. She treats women of all ages with women's health related conditions, and she specialises in supporting women during their pregnancies, postpartum and beyond to help regain control and confidence. She is passionate about educating and informing women about Pelvic Health and often does educational talks at local groups. Disclaimer: The information and provided on this podcast does not, and is not intended to, constitute medical or legal advice; instead, all information available on this site are for general informational purposes only. We reserve the right to supplement, change or delete any information at any time. The information and materials on the podcast is provided "as is"; no representations are made that the content is error-free. Whilst we have tried to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information we do not warrant or guarantee the accurateness. All liability with respect to actions taken or not taken based on the content of the podcast are hereby expressly disclaimed. Your use of content contained in or linked to this podcast is entirely at your own risk. The Better Birth podcast accepts no liability for any loss or damage howsoever arising out of the use or reliance on the content.

Emma Jackson has lived in the Cape York Peninsula for more than 20 years. She's originally from North Manchester, and the transition to life in rural Australia was a bit of a shock, not to mention the fact that yes, a snake tried to eat her son one night... but there is much more to her story!  Emma has four kids, and is in the thick of navigating the teen years. Mental health has been a huge focus for her family, especially after her nephew took his own life shortly after finishing year 12. That led Emma to start the Conquer the Corrugations charity walk. In 2021, Emma saved someone's life, which is why she was named the 2022 RFDS Queensland Hero. We cover a lot in our chat. This is Emma's story.Give the gift of craft this Christmas with R.M.Williams. Shop their festive gift guide full of thoughtful, handcrafted and Australian made gifts that promise a lifetime of adventures. Explore the full collection now at rmwilliams.com.au.The King's School is one of Australia's largest boarding communities and has welcomed boys from Regional Australia for nearly two hundred years.Applications are now open for King's 2025 Scholarships and Bursaries for Years 7 to 11. Visit www.kings.edu.auhttps://www.instagram.com/motherlandaustralia

This week Russ was joined by Waggie and fan guest Phil Lloyd. With Nick away sunning himself in North Manchester,  we discussed the delights of a 4-2 away win at Swindon, plus the Bolton defeat, a Colchester preview, get in't rezzers and new quiz that we may or may not keep. Subscribe to our Patreon to get exclusive episodes! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Meduulla is a North Manchester musical artist known for her song Lifes Like a Box of Chocolates and her time on The Rap Game UK season 3. Meduulla first gained popularity as a Spoken Word artist and throughout this episode talks about her process for writing music and how it reflects being raised in North Manchester in a Zimbabwean household all the way to performing at Leeds and Reading fest. As a twenty something Medulla covers a range of topics in the podcast from how she dropped out of university to focus on her music and the realities of being a black queer woman in rap. In this episode Meduulla talks about: lyrical process The Rap Game UK Dropping out of university Using differences as an advantage The power in words Measure of success in parents Adulting failures Host: Gaby Mendes & Felix Kabutey Jnr Guest: Remi Akande Email the team at info@talktwenties.com - we love hearing your stories! Listen and follow Talk Twenties on all platforms:

In this episode I interviewed students and staff at the youth conference of the Church of God General Conference. The conference, called Fuel is held once a year and occurred July 17-22 at the campus of North Manchester University in North Manchester, Indiana. It is a fun, exciting time when One God believing students from various US States meet, are encouraged and challenged by each other and by the conference staff. Maybe you know someone who should attend next year? I hope you will be blessed by listening in to the excitement in the voices of the students and staff as the next generation learns that Yahweh is our God. He is out God forever and ever. - Resources: Original music: Tony Joe White Polk Salad Annie Church of God General Conference https://coggc.org/ Turning Point Youth Ministries (of Church of God General Conference) http://tpym18wp.abc-coggc.org/?fbclid=IwAR1lSMy68c2qhWZxGyRQq0dqU0BvjDOHtADkbpM4_vTwo4R9LtDVneBW4KE Atlanta Bible College https://www.atlantabiblecollege.com/?fbclid=IwAR3PJ5SqX_4xJEm_d9Q1oVm_M8oB9dy5mvJq1nZNzOwPH_WtL47p2e0QvJo Unitarian Christian Alliance Podcast (Mark Cain) https://podcast.unitarianchristianalliance.org/ Restitutio Podcast (Sean Finnegan) https://restitutio.org/ #Christianyouthcamp, #trinity, #deityofchrist, #fuel

GB2RS News Sunday the 31st of July 2022 The news headlines: Commonwealth Games station on the air Listen out for YOTA Summer Camp stations RadCom Basics available to RSGB Members   The RSGB is excited to be supporting the Commonwealth Games with special event station GB22HQ. This is being activated from the Birmingham Smithfield site where the Beach Volleyball, 3x3 Basketball and Wheelchair Basketball will take place. It is also the starting point for the Marathon. GB22HQ will run for the duration of the Games until the 8th of August. There are two stations using wire aerials for 40m and 30m, plus a Yagi for the five bands from 20m to 10m. During the first day of operation, the station was on the 10 to 40m bands and pile-ups were evident. The operators say 40m SSB during the daytime is probably the best place to look for them. See more at rsgb.org/cwg. As part of the Youngsters On The Air 2022 summer camp from the 6th to the 13th of August, seven call signs will be heard. 9A22YOTA will operate from the camp in Croatia for the full duration. 9A1YOTA will join remotely on the 8th alongside 9A2YOTA on EU-136. 9A3YOTA will be on the air on the 10th, together with 9A4YOTA. 9A5YOTA will be on the air on the 12th. 9A100QO will work the QO100 satellite from all locations. The latest edition of RadCom Basics for July 2022 is now available. There are more topics to help newcomers and those looking to brush-up. You can read articles on setting up a station on a tight budget, and understanding the propagation predictions in RadCom and Inter-G working amongst other topics. To help find topics covered in previous editions, the index of RadCom Basics articles has been updated. To read this edition, go to rsgb.org/radcom-basics and login with your RSGB Membership Services details. The RSGB is pleased to announce the co-option of Karl Bridge M0KHB as Regional Representative for Region 3, the North West, until the 2023 AGM. Also, vacancies currently exist for two District Representatives within the Region 3 team. One to cover the Greater Manchester District and another to represent the Merseyside District. These are worthwhile and rewarding opportunities to assist the RSGB in spearheading the hobby of amateur radio in Region 3. Please contact Karl Bridge, M0KHB for further information by email to rr3@rsgb.org.uk. A date for your diary now. Churches and Chapels On The Air will take place this year on Saturday the 10th of September from 10 am to 4 pm. If you plan to put a station on the air from your local church or chapel, please inform John, G3XYF by email to jhwresdell@gmail.com. He will then add your station to the list on the WACRAL website. The Genesis Radio Group currently operates around North Manchester and the North West. Founded in May 2022, the group wanted a more relaxed approach to talk about, and operate radios without the constraints of the traditional club. They meet on Wednesday evenings from 7.30 pm on the air. The last Wednesday of the month is put aside for a cafe/pub meet, the location of which rotates in order that as many members as possible can have a chance to turn up. For further information please visit genesisradiogroup.org.uk. And now for details of rallies and events Please send your rally and event news as soon as possible to radcom@rsgb.org.uk. We'll publicise your event in RadCom, on GB2RS, and online. Today, the 31st of July, the Wiltshire Radio & Car Boot Sale will be at Kington Langley Village Hall and Playing Field, Kington Langley, Wiltshire SN15 5NJ. Doors open at 9 am and admission is free. Hot and cold refreshments will be available on site. Next Sunday, the 7th of August, the 2022 BATC Convention for Amateur TV will take place at Midland Air Museum, Rowley Road, Coventry CV3 4FR. It will be a meet-up, show and tell, test and fix-it, and Bring & Buy event from 10 am to 4 pm. There will be full test facilities available for equipment. Also next Sunday, the 7th, King's Lynn ARC 32nd Great Eastern Radio Rally will be held at Gaywood Community Centre, Gayton Road, King's Lynn, Norfolk PE30 4EL. Doors open at 9 am and admission is £2.50. Car parking is free. There will be trade stands and a Bring & Buy. More information at klarc.org.uk. Now the Special Event news The 1st of August is Yorkshire Day. Members of Denby Dale ARS will be on the air with special event call signs containing the letter YD to celebrate. It is the 78th anniversary of Operation Buick when special forces parachuted into France. TM44PARA will be on the air today and Monday the 1st mainly using the 7MHz band. See qrz.com for more information. Saturday the 6th of August will mark the fourth anniversary of the founding of the Pennsylvania Society of Latin American Amateur Radio Operators. To celebrate this occasion, a special event station will be on the air. More at pasola.org. Now the DX news Elvira, IV3FSG will be active as 5R8LH from Madagascar from the 1st of August to the 9th of September. Usually, she operates SSB and digital modes in her spare time. QSL direct to IK2DUW. Frans, DJ0TP will be active again as TK/DJ0TP from the main island of Corsica, EU-014, until the 3rd of September. QSL via Logbook of The World, or via his home callsign. John, W5JON will be active as V47JA from St. Kitts, NA-104, until the 7th of August. He will operate SSB and FT8 on the HF bands and 6 metres. QSL via Logbook of The World, or direct only to W5JON. Now the contest news This weekend is the RSGB IOTA or Islands On The Air contest. It runs for 24 hours until 1200UTC today, the 31st. Using CW and SSB on the 3.5 to 28MHz bands where contests are permitted, the exchange is signal report, serial number and IOTA reference. Today, the 31st of July, the UK Microwave Group's 5.7 and 10GHz contests runs from 0600 to 1800UTC. Using all modes, the exchange is signal report, serial number and locator. On Tuesday the 144MHz FM Activity Contest runs from 1800 to 1855UTC. It is followed by the all-mode 144MHz UK Activity Contest from 1900 to 2130UTC. The exchange is the same, signal report, serial number and locator. On Wednesday it is the 144MHz FT8 Activity Contest that runs from 1900 to 2100UTC. The exchange is your report and 4-character locator. On Saturday it is the 144MHz Low Power Contest that runs from 1400 to 1800UTC. Using all modes, the exchange is signal report, serial number, locator and your 2-letter postcode. The EU HF Championships also take place on Saturday the 6th of August. It runs for 24 hours and uses CW and SSB on the 3.5 to 28MHz bands where contests are permitted. The exchange is signal report and the last 2 digits of the year you were first licenced. Next Sunday, the 7th, the 432MHz Low Power Contest runs from 0800 to 1200UTC. Using all modes, the exchange is signal report, serial number, locator and your 2-letter postcode. Now the radio propagation report, compiled by G0KYA, G3YLA, and G4BAO on Friday the 29th of July 2022. We've had a week of lower solar flux indices, despite a smoothed sunspot number in the 50s. The sunspots we have had have been relatively small and pretty inconsequential. The week started off with an SFI of 107, but then declined to 98 by Thursday. The good news is that we have had relatively settled geomagnetic conditions after a wobble at the weekend due to a high-speed solar wind stream. Other than Sporadic-E events, the maximum usable frequency over 3,000km has struggled to get up above 18 or sometimes 21MHz during daytime. But, as we have said before, night-time MUFs have remained seasonally high, topping 14MHz over a 3,000km path most nights. Next week, and as we enter August, we can expect more of the same. The solar flux index is predicted to rise slightly to perhaps 115 by next weekend. But the prediction is also for more unsettled geomagnetic conditions with a maximum Kp index of four this weekend and again later in the week. This is most likely due to high-speed solar wind from coronal holes once again. So best of luck with the IOTA contest this weekend, which will probably be dominated by operators on 20 metres with occasional Es openings on the higher bands. And now the VHF and up propagation news. There have been some fleeting signs of the continuing Sporadic-E season, but events are not so commonplace in this second half of the summer. This means being alert to the typical operating windows, which traditionally are early or mid-morning and again late afternoon/early evening. At the heart of these events will usually be a weather feature, such as a jet stream, whose turbulence creates a wave motion in the atmosphere that can cause varying wind flows in the E region some 100km above the weather, and are a big contributor to the formation of Es. In this coming week, the jet streams are very limited so it's not looking too favourable for major Es events. The weather pattern shows lows near the northwest of Britain driving fronts across the north, and at the same time precluding the development of Tropo, since it does not allow the development of high-pressure systems. However, conditions in the south are a bit more supportive, so there could be occasional Tropo, especially over sea paths around the UK. There is a hint that the second half of the week will see the development of a large high more generally over the UK, so that's the time for Tropo to shine. The other modes such as rain scatter are not looking too strong since the frontal cloud bands tend not to be as effective as heavy thundery showers, but it's always worth checking for aurora and meteor scatter as we move into August and within reach of the broad peak of the Perseids meteor shower. It's a good week for EME with positive Moon declination until Tuesday and falling path losses, but we are still more than a week from perigee. 144MHz sky noise is low but slowly increasing all week. And that's all from the propagation team this week.

This week I'm talking to Sara Baruch… Sara is an Ethiopian Jew who was raised in Israel, after her parents travelled across East Africa & the Middle East over a period of years to arrive there, with a journey hampered by famine, forced displacement, loss of friends and family members. This is not just Sara's story, but her family's too. We're releasing this episode today for a reason. Yesterday, 29th May 2022, is a national holiday in Israel, called Yom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Day), that commemorates both the reunifications of Jerusalem after the Six Day War of 1967. On Yom Yerushalayim, another national holiday is held; Ethiopian Jew's Memorial Day, created in around 2004 to commemorate the Ethiopian Jews who perished on their journey to Israel in the various mass exoduses from 1984 onwards. Sara is in the UK as an emissary for both the UJIA and the Jewish Agency, so thank you to those organisations for letting us record in their North Manchester offices! ujia.org jewishagency.org -- This episode is sponsored by MANSCAPED. MANSCAPED are the world's champions in men's below-the-waist grooming - get 20% off AND free shipping worldwide at manscaped.com using the promo code SODSPOD - Your balls will thank you! If you'd like to support Sod's Law you can become a Sod's Law patron at patreon.com/sodspod from as little as £1 /$1 a month - there are different tiers including ad-free episodes, giveaways and more! See podcast.co/privacy for privacy information.

In a special edition of The Northern Agenda podcast we dissect all the results across the North in the 2022 local elections. Westminster Editor Dan O'Donoghue is joined by Liverpool Echo Political Editor Liam Thorp, Newcastle Journal Editor Graeme Whitfield and Rosie Lockwood to pick over what today's results - from Cumberland to Stockport and Hull - mean for our region. Elsewhere, Dan speaks to York Central MP Racheal Maskell about the future of the North's railways and why she believes the Government's £96bn Integrated Rail Plan has left people frustrated. And Northern Agenda Editor Rob Parsons speaks to Naomi Timperley, co-founder of the Manchester Tech Festival, about getting more people into digital jobs and how Northern cities are starting to become tech hotspots. The Northern Agenda is a Laudable production for Reach. It is presented by Rob Parsons and Daniel O'Donoghue. This week's episode is produced by Carly Holds. You can subscribe to the daily Northern Agenda newsletter here: http://www.thenorthernagenda.co.uk/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“I'm just very, very raw, real and true, but sometimes a little bit too dark and a little bit too naughty for people. And I think that is a Mancunian thing.” Happy Mondays singer Rowetta Satchell, needs little introduction.  Her voice is the synonymous sound of Manchester from the late 80's right through to today.   Born and raised in North Manchester, the spirit of the region runs through Rowetta's veins -  from her love of Manc humour and cool weather - to the most bizarre chippy order ever! Join Lisa Morton as she hears about the resilience that saw Rowetta leave a women's aid refuge with two children, aged 21, to tour the world with the Happy Mondays. You'll also hear about the women in Rowetta's childhood, who supported and nurtured her talent for singing.  ------ Your host, Lisa Morton, started PR company Roland Dransfield in 1996, one month after the fateful IRA bomb that tore apart the city centre.  From that point, the business, and its team members, have been involved in helping to support the creation of Modern Manchester – across regeneration, business, charity, leisure and hospitality, sport and culture. To celebrate the 25 years that Roland Dransfield has spent creating these bonds, Lisa is gathering together some of her Greater Mancunian ‘family' and will be exploring how they have created their own purposeful relationships with the best place in the world. Connect with Lisa and Roland Dransfield:  Via our website On Instagram On Twitter On Spotify Connect with Rowetta:  On Instagram On Twitter

Jaiden Corfield is an award-winning activist and campaigner from North Manchester who is currently at Oxford studying PPE. He began fighting for change seven years ago at Reclaim, a charity that aims to create the next generation of working-class leaders, launching national campaigns and delivering talks across the country. Jaiden is a trustee for Rekindle school, an advisor for Big Change and a project manager for Ashoka; and the founder of his new venture Outliers. Big Change is a small but disruptive force for positive change, working for young people and those who support them. We back pioneers and projects that deliver bold approaches on the frontline, create a community to support them, and activate diverse allies who want to reimagine and transform education. This special event asks us all to rethink our education story and what we really care about for children. Our partners at Big Change will share how you can engage with the new Co-mission on the Purpose and Future of Education. 5x15 brings together five outstanding individuals to tell of their lives, passions and inspirations. There are only two rules - no scripts and only 15 minutes each. Learn more about 5x15 events: 5x15stories.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/5x15stories Facebook: www.facebook.com/5x15stories Instagram: www.instagram.com/5x15stories

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Anne Budzinski, an AABP member practicing at CalfCare in North Manchester, IN,  where she focuses on calf medicine and consulting. Dr. Budzinski is a 2015 graduate of Michigan State University. She shares her story of paying off $184,000 of student loan debt in 5 years and 4 months! We discuss her background of growing up on a farm in Michigan and selling potatoes as a child and baling hay to learn the value of hard work and managing her finances. She recommends only borrowing the amount of money you need for tuition and living expenses while in veterinary school versus taking the maximum amount of loans offered. Continually re-assess your needs each year to limit the amount of debt you incur in veterinary school. After veterinary school, she suggests not taking the grace period but starting payments immediately. Dr. Budzinski offered a few tips for those paying off student loans:Pay off your smallest debts first and work up to the large ones. As the smaller debts are paid, roll the payments into the next largest debt and so forth. This helps the borrower with a sense of accomplishment as each debt is paid. Have financial plan or budget. Stick to the budget. Know where your money is going each month. Make a visual chart of your goal and cross off your accomplishments. She made a chart from 1 to 184 and crossed off the numbers as her debt decreased. Don’t compare yourself to others. You know your situation and should develop your own plans and goals.Dr. Budzinski also discusses managing work-life balance as a busy associate veterinarian, a wife and a mother of a young child. She states she is a “work in progress” which is true for all of us. She also shares her goals now that she is debt free which includes increasing her retirement savings contributions, starting a small herd of cows, and taking a trip to the “motherland” – Poland!   

In episode 88, we sit down with Manchester's very own Pat Barrett. Born and bred in North Manchester, Pat started boxing under Brian Hughes at Collyhurst and Moston Boxing Club and went on to win a British and European title in the 90s. Despite being unsuccessful at a world title bid, Pat eventually retired and moved into becoming a coach. 2020 was a successful year for the Manchester native as both his fighters Zelfa Barrett and Lyndon Arthur scored huge wins over Donovan and Yarde respectively. In this podcast, Pat shares his life story and journey in boxing.This episode is brought to you in association with our official partner and sponsor Feel Supreme. To find out more information, you can visit them on www.feelsupreme.co.uk.Don't forget to subscribe to ‘The Doctor Uz Podcast' on;Spotify- https://tinyurl.com/ybh38ftaITunes- https://tinyurl.com/ycm6zrrdYouTube- https://tinyurl.com/ya26b3r5To find out more, visit us on www.thedoctoruzpodcast.com.

In Episode 70, I sit down with Britain's most promising Light-Heavyweight as he previews his all domestic dust up with former world title challenger Anthony Yarde. Topping the bill Saturday 5th December live on BT Sports in London, Lyndon is ready to seize his big opportunity. With the fight rescheduled from earlier this year due to COVID-19, Lyndon sits down to talk about his life and start in boxing. Raised on the tough streets of Moston in North Manchester, Lyndon reflects on his journey so far, what its like being trained by former Professional boxer (and family member) Patt Barrett and how the murder of his older brother Zennen Blackburn impacted him.This episode is brought to you in association with our official partner and sponsor Feel Supreme. To find out more information, you can visit them on www.feelsupreme.co.uk.Don't forget to subscribe to ‘The Doctor Uz Podcast' on;Spotify- https://tinyurl.com/ybh38ftaITunes- https://tinyurl.com/ycm6zrrdYouTube- https://tinyurl.com/ya26b3r5To find out more, visit us on www.thedoctoruzpodcast.com.

This week my guest is Sophie Lopez Dias. Sophie and I grew up not far from one another in North Manchester, and after settling down and deciding to start a family with her husband Alex, started to suffer from a condition that affects 1% of all pregnant women; Hyperemesis gravidarum… Translation… Severe excessive vomiting during pregnancy. pregnancysicknesssupport.org.uk/ -- This episode is sponsored by Northern Powerhouse Media. To find out more about Northern Powerhouse Media's extensive range of products, go to npmedia.co.uk. Use promo code SODSPOD for a 50% introductory discount on your first order. If you'd like to support Sod's Law you can become a Sod's Law patron at patreon.com/sodspod from as little as £1 /$1 a month - there are different tiers including ad-free episodes, giveaways and more!

Episode 7 features the One and Only Dan Bolton! From his humble beginnings in North Manchester, doing circus acts to establishing his own Top of the Line Entertainment Agency in the Middle East, and heading the choreography of huge global events, he sure is one man you would like to know. Catch him tomorrow at 8 pm as he joins The Hype

Episode 7 features the One and Only Dan Bolton! From his humble beginnings in North Manchester, doing circus acts to establishing his own Top of the Line Entertainment Agency in the Middle East, and heading the choreography of huge global events, he sure is one man you would like to know. Catch him tomorrow at 8 pm as he joins The Hype

Internationally renowned scholar Rabbi Yossi Chazan of the Holy Law Synagogue, North Manchester, UK addresses how to overcome doubt and uncertainty with self-help advice from the Rambam Recorded live at Sinai Down Under - The Rambam / 9 July 2020 Uniting Australian Jewry through genuine and relevant Jewish wisdom with a plethora of international and local scholars. See more at: SinaiDownUnder.org.au

In our 8th Episode we take a look at Problem Solving in challenging times. We interview a range of inspiring women changemakers who are tackling social issues through their ventures providing holistic, practical solutions with a people first approach.  First up we have Rachele Evaroa from The Old Abbey Taphouse (http://www.theoldabbeytaphouse.co.uk/) , an independent community hub in a Pub based in Hulme. Nestled amongst the Manchester Science Park on the Greenheys Estate, @Old_Abbey_MSP (https://twitter.com/Old_Abbey_MSP) was founded with just £2k and has developed into a thriving, innovative and much loved community hub in Hulme, bringing residents, the community and organisations together to serve the needs of the local community in a holistic way. You’ll hear how The Old Abbey Taphouse’s innovative approach to problem solving has resulted in creative, grassroots solutions to the issues affecting communities as a result of COVID-19, from partnering up with @AcornManchester (https://twitter.com/AcornManchester) to provide meals to local residents struggling to make ends meet through their pay-as-you-feel meal scheme to setting up a community radio to provide a platform for local residents.  Rachele shares her journey and the range of challenges they have faced from threat of eviction to funding worries, and the importance of thinking creatively when it comes to problem solving. She shares her top tips on developing solutions to problems and highlights the importance of resilience, positive mindset and the vital part that a good support network plays especially as a social entrepreneur! Next we hear from TV Producer turned Property Developer @SallyLister (https://twitter.com/SallyLister) on her venture H.A.V.E Homes CIC, an innovative property development social enterprise passionate about ensuring community, sustainability and values are at the heart of the property process. Taking a holistic approach to the property development process, Sally has incorporated Health, Aspiration, Value and Education into her business, with a people first approach. Sally shares her journey on why she started H.A.V.E Homes due to the lack of quality housing especially in the rental market in North Manchester and her determination to create more sustainability in communities by only selling to owner-occupiers, not landlords – putting people before profit.  Not only is Sally passionate about creating homes that are innovative and sustainable, she shares her views on how she provided valuable career opportunities to apprentices through @TheMcrCollege (https://twitter.com/TheMcrCollege) , utilising local talent and giving young people the experience they needed to kickstart their career.  Sally’s multi-faceted approach to problem solving has resulted in an inspiring, innovative business with real heart. She shares her insights on the importance of research when decision making and utilising different techniques to come up with the best solution. You’ll hear how COVID-19 has created a platform for more open minded conversations on the need for a more holistic approach towards housing and Sally’s hope that more property developers will mirror her H.A.V.E Homes model  She ends with her hope for a change in the profit-first approach to property development and how COVID-19 has created a platform for more open minded conversations on the need for a more holistic approach towards housing with a people first mentality.  We also look at how challenging personal experiences can equip you with the skills and mindset required to cope with challenges more effectively. And the barriers that can arise when trying to solve issues from investment challenges which have been aggravated due to COVID-19 creating more of a grant dependant culture to getting noticed in the media as a woman changemaker.  Finally, we end the episode with some insights from a range of women changemakers sharing their thoughts on problem solving, from tips on how to approach an issue to practical steps you can take when you’re facing a challenge.  We hear from Fi @FiBeginnings (https://twitter.com/FiBeginnings) who’s had a whirlwind few months since setting up her new venture New Beginnings Manchester (https://www.facebook.com/groups/585297935405602/?ref=share)   which provides health and wellbeing support through events, meditation and other holistic methods. Having set up just before lockdown, Fi shares her journey on how she quickly adapted her services online developing innovative solutions to those looking for health and wellbeing support building up a membership of 500 in just a few weeks! Next we have Hannah @hannahjskinner1 (https://twitter.com/hannahjskinner1) from @MilkHoneyMCR (https://twitter.com/milkhoneymcr) sharing some practical tips on problem solving. From the importance of focusing on your vision to get you through tough times to dreaming big and thinking outside the box to develop creative solutions.  Problem solving is an evolving process, we hope this episode gives you some new insights, tips and tools you can incorporate into your own process when you’re next faced with a challenge!   Special Thanks all our contributors for this podcast: Rachele Evaroa @Old_Abbey_MSP (https://twitter.com/Old_Abbey_MSP) , Sally Lister @SallyLister (https://twitter.com/SallyLister) from H.A.V.E Homes CIC, Fi @FiBeginnings (https://twitter.com/FiBeginnings) from New Beginnings Manchester, Hannah Skinner @hannahjskinner1 (https://twitter.com/hannahjskinner1) from Milk and Honey Café @MilkHoneyMCR (https://twitter.com/milkhoneymcr) , Jane Greystone from City of Sanctuary @ManchesterCoS (https://twitter.com/ManchesterCoS)   For more info on our upcoming events, visit our eventbrite page (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/flourish-cic-12424608687) .  To find out more about the amazing work of The Old Abbey Taphouse and to sample their new vegan burger visit http://www.theoldabbeytaphouse.co.uk/ For more info on the range of support on offer from New Beginnings Manchester visit https://www.facebook.com/groups/585297935405602/?ref=share For more info on City of Sanctuary visit https://manchester.cityofsanctuary.org (https://manchester.cityofsanctuary.org/) Supporting Women in Social Enterprise is a MIC Media Production @MICmediaUK (https://twitter.com/MICmediaUK) and is produced and edited by Vic Elizabeth Turnbull @SilentVic (https://twitter.com/SilentVic)

From humble seeds do oak trees grow, from twitter frustration can a movement emerge. Labour for a Green New Deal had only been around for 6 months when it engaged in the longest composite meeting of the Labour Party conferences history. With now over 50 local groups across the country, demanding the Labour Party do better we sat down with co-founder of Lab4GND Chris Saltmarsh (@Chris_Saltmarsh). To discuss the movements beginnings, it's strategy and where we go next.  Our previous episode with Angela Brown on the 2019 Labour conference. https://www.buzzsprout.com/919177/2944135Chris' article on Extinction Rebellion https://novaramedia.com/2018/11/18/5-reasons-im-not-joining-the-extinction-rebellion/**Shout Outs**Angela Brown @Angel4Brown598If you would like to get involved in Angelas' work in North Manchester follow the link belowhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/211148843589816Acorn Housing unionhttps://acorntheunion.org.uk/Mersey Labour GND @MerseyLGNDRutger Bregman new book HumanKind @rcbregmanhttps://www.waterstones.com/book/humankind/rutger-bregman/9781408898932

My guest this week is choreographer, theatre director, dancer & TV judge, Dame Arlene Phillips. Arlene was kind enough to make time to come on the podcast remotely and I had a fantastic time talking to her - learning about her humble beginnings in North Manchester, to becoming one of the most sought after choreographers world wide - it's an absolute treat I hope you enjoy listening as much as I did talking to her. -- If you'd like to support Sod's Law you can become a Sod's Law patron at patreon.com/sodspod from as little as £1 /$1 a month - there are different tiers including ad-free episodes, giveaways and more!

Well if you are wondering about the name of this week's podcast, then you are going to have to listen to the whole thing.   Our interview this week was with Mike Robinson, a Personal Trainer from Salford, North Manchester.   Mike is not only a brilliant personal trainer, but a friend. Because of the lockdown situation we are all in it has never been more important to fulfil your daily activity and maintain a healthy diet; hence why we interviewed Mike. In this interview, he shares everything we can do to stay fit, healthy and positive during lock down.   In the interview, you will discover: The benefits of daily activity and having a planned fitness regime  What needs to be in your daily regime for it to work  How to stay motivated to reach your goals and how to stay on track What you need to do to keep away from the biscuit tin and the importance of maintaining a healthy diet. Although you are entitled to the occasional treat  How to remain positive and the importance of adapting to the new situation we are all in  AND MUCH MORE 

In this episode of the Chet-Plex Wrestling Podcast, Chris and Andrew talk about the matches confirmed and rumored for WrestleMania. They also discuss how Mania season will be the biggest test for both WWE and All Elite Wrestling. Don't forget to subscribe for more Spartan Stream content! Also, be sure to follow our social media! Twitter: (https://twitter.com/MUSpartanStream) FaceBook (https://www.facebook.com/MUSpartanStream/) Spartan Stream Player (https://www.manchester.edu/spartanstudios/stream) Spartan Stream is a student-run news and media organization at Manchester University in North Manchester, IN. It is a podcast and live video service that features Manchester's sports teams, academic departments, campus events, and profiles MU students and community members in the surrounding area. Send us an email: (spartanstream@manchester.edu)

SPECIAL GUESTIn this week's show we meet Dave Walker. Dave is a Senior Product Engineer at MSM Aerospace, an advanced manufacturer, based in North Manchester. Dave started his working career at Ferranti — at the time — one of the largest engineering firms in the UK. He later worked at Bellhouse Hartwell before joining MSM aerospace in 2002. Dave is widely known for his ability to overcome challenges and get things done. So today, we sit down with Dave to talk about being proactive and why having a bias for action is so important.HIGHLIGHTS01:30 Introduction06:52 Getting things done13:16 Developing an interest18:30 Switching off22:28 Key lessons23:55 CloseREFERENCESMSM aerospacewww.msm-aero.comFerrantihttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferranti

There are some people in the dental landscape who really need no introduction.Even more reason, in my opinion, to get behind the scenes with Ash and find out where he comes from and how his extraordinary career developed as THE go to guy for communication skills training in dentistry.I’m going to let you into a secret - back in the summer, Ash cycled the 26 miles each way from his house to mine, so that we could record the first version of this interview.Can you imagine my horror when I realised that the technology had let me down and our conversation was lost?I offered to travel over to Ash’s training centre in North Manchester to start again - he graciously combined a personal trip to South Manchester to arrive back in The Barrow Bunker for take-two and here we have it.Ash shares with us his career pathway from humble beginnings selling on a market stall in Liverpool to taking a leap of faith by enrolling on a sales training programme, after he had walked into the trainer's office to complain that delegates were parking outside his house.From there, the pupil became a teacher and achieved #1 ranking in his organisation for UK sales and top 5 globally.Along the way, Ash developed a lifelong appetite for learning and shares with us how and why that happened by a swimming pool in the USA. A defining moment.Eventually, the call of independence enticed him into setting up his own business, then a series of equally chance encounters produced just 2 dentists who attended one of his courses in 1998.The rest is history and (as we say) after 20+ years of hard work, he has become an overnight and international success.This isn’t just the story of one lad from Manchester who did well for himself, it’s also how Ash has literally changed the lives of thousands of people along the way - a story that will inspire every business owner.Enjoy listening to me chatting with one of my best mates in business.

This Strong Manchester Woman was just eleven years old when World War II started. She saw first-hand the camaraderie and sense of community that the conflict sparked. It is no surprise then, that throughout her life she’s helped people in her community, whether that’s been as a nurse, or leading local projects such as Girl Guides and award-winning neighbourhood gardens. Now, at the age of 91 and a pillar of her local Manchester community, she continues to support and give strength to others.  In this episode, your host Vic Elizabeth Turnbull speaks to Dena Murphy, a former nurse and the Chair of resident’s group NEPHRA Good Neighbours, which improve the lives of people in their North Manchester neighbourhood. Their community-run allotment, that’s managed by Dena, feeds over 50 pensioners at weekly luncheon clubs  and provides training and qualifications for volunteers. Dena is a passionate gardener and has won more than 40 awards from the Royal Horticultural Society. The huge contribution she’s made to life in her community was acknowledged in 2017 when she was nominated for the Pride of Britain Awards and in 2019 when she won the ‘Community Partner of the Year’ at the Pride of Manchester Awards. In this episode Dena talks about,  How she caught the gardening bug at aged just 3  How she’s set up multiple community garden projects ...and why lots of them stop blooming Learning to swear in Czech The secret to living to the age of 91 (includes vegetables & cigarettes) Talking leeks with Prince Charles How to get your local council on side What it’s really to working with offenders Why we’re losing a sense of community Links and information Find out more about Nephra, the organisation that Dena chairs and runs the allotment for - there’s info on here about how you can volunteer and donate too  NephraGoodNeighbours.org.uk (http://nephragoodneighbours.org.uk/) Edith Cavell Close (not street!) in Manchester is here (https://goo.gl/maps/UHsspPuw77M2UQ2Q9) if you fancy a pilgrimage, and Dena is right, it’s tiny! Listen to other Strong Manchester Manchester Women podcast episodes visit, www.MICmedia.co.uk/StrongManchesterWomenPodcast (http://www.micmedia.co.uk/StrongManchesterWomenPodcast) Strong Manchester Women  The podcast is inspired by the annual Strong Women campaign. The 14 women profiled in this podcast were selected for the 2019 campaign. For more information about the women visit The Pankhurst Trust’s website (https://www.pankhursttrust.org/get-involved/events/strong-manchester-women-display) .  Credits  Produced, edited and artwork by MIC Media www.MICmedia.co.uk (http://www.micmedia.co.uk) @MICmediauk (http://www.twitter.com/micmediauk) Next Episode Released 16th October

In 1978, this Strong Manchester Woman’s life changed forever. It was the year her youngest son Geoffrey was born. Geoffrey has Down’s syndrome and Bernie struggled to cope. That was until she came across a unique support service, designed for especially for mums like her. In this episode, your host Vic Elizabeth Turnbull speaks to Bernie Wood, the general manager of Talbot House, a brilliant, user-led support service for parents carers of children with severe learning disabilities. The service is based in North Manchester and is ran by Bernie, who’s 80 years old and has been doing this for 40 years - and shows no sign of slowing down! Trigger Warning - in this episode we discuss some sensitive issues, including suicide. So, if you think that this episode could affect your mental health, then please do skip it. Bernie talks passionately about, the reality of giving birth to a disabled child in the 1970’s what life’s really like as a parent carer using humour as a way to keep going the importance of staying healthy in order to be able to help others writing to the government to instigate change the human-side of caring for a disabled child hitting rock bottom and picking herself back up visiting Buckingham Palace and what winning awards really mean to her “Get Mam and Dad’s heads ok and the kids will be ok”.  Bernie Wood Links and information The amazing service that Bernie runs is Talbot House, they support families of people with learning disabilities. Visit their website here (https://www.talbot-house.org.uk/) for more info, including how to visit, donate or support.  If you’re not around the Greater Manchester area, there’s links to other services here (https://carers.org/article/learning-disabilities) Write to your local councillor, MP or MEP - this helpful website will tell you who they are and send the message for you WritetoThem.com (https://www.writetothem.com) Suicide Prevention helplines  Samaritans (https://www.samaritans.org/) – for everyone.  Call 116 123 or email  jo@samaritans.org (mailto:jo@samaritans.org) Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) (https://www.thecalmzone.net/) – for men. Call 0800 58 58 58 – 5pm to midnight every day or Visit the webchat page (https://www.thecalmzone.net/help/webchat/) Papyrus (https://www.papyrus-uk.org/help-advice/about-hopelineuk) – for people under 35. Call 0800 068 41 41 – Monday to Friday 10am to 10pm, weekends 2pm to 10pm, bank holidays 2pm to 5pm, Text 07786 209697 or Email pat@papyrus-uk.org (email:pat@papyrus-uk.org) Read the full transcript of this episode here (http://bit.ly/2L7pYiF)   Listen to other Strong Manchester Manchester Women podcast episodes visit, www.MICmedia.co.uk/StrongManchesterWomenPodcast (http://www.micmedia.co.uk/StrongManchesterWomenPodcast) Strong Manchester Women  The podcast is inspired by the annual Strong Women campaign. The 14 women profiled in this podcast were selected for the 2019 campaign. For more information about the women visit The Pankhurst Trust’s website (https://www.pankhursttrust.org/get-involved/events/strong-manchester-women-display) . Credits  Produced, edited and artwork by MIC Media www.MICmedia.co.uk (http://www.micmedia.co.uk) @MICmediauk (http://www.twitter.com/micmediauk) Next Episode Released 11th September

SPECIAL GUEST Geoff's story is one from rags to riches... from growing up in a council house in North Manchester, he's travelled the world and now lives in the leafy suburbs near Altrincham. He started his first business aged 25, and over the past 3 decades has built and sold many businesses. He credits much of his success to studying people such as Brian Tracy, Jim Rohn and Zig Ziglar. Find out more about how Geoff first got started. HIGHLIGHTS 02:04 Introduction 05:32 The subconscious mind 07:22 Geoff One and Geoff Two 08:00 Going the extra mile 11:44 Zig Ziglar and Co. 15:00 Recommended reading 16:52 Business success 21:06 Key learning points 22:18 Close REFERENCES Research & Development Specialists www.rdsltd.uk Rhinoceros Success, by Scott Alexander Being Happy! by Andrew Matthews

Jabin Burnworth is a science teacher Manchester Junior Senior High School in North Manchester, Indiana. He currently teaches Biology 1, Anatomy & Physiology, and AP Environmental Science. Jabin is known for extending his teaching beyond the classroom, as he regularly leads a group of AP Environmental Science students on a trip to the Florida Everglades. He has also been very involved in the North Manchester community by serving on the Public Library Strategic Planning Committee, North Manchester Tree Commission, North Manchester Community Trail Network, and as President and Board Member at Large for the Environmental Education Association of Indiana. Some of his past awards include, the 1999 Indiana Association of Biology Teachers “Creative Teacher of the Year” award and the Manchester Community Schools 2016-17 Outstanding Teacher.

How does someone go from being the Chief of Police in North Manchester, IN, to starting a garden project in New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward? Find out in the first of a three-part series from the Office of Public Witness on Capstone Community Gardens. In this episode, Nathan Hosler interviews David Young, the founder of Capstone. Produced by Monica McFadden. Music by Miller Kines. 

Father and son team Jeff and Zach Hawkins raise two acres of vegetables, 20 acres of grain, and a variety of livestock on 60 additional acres of pasture at the J.L. Hawkins Family Farm outside of North Manchester, Indiana. About half of their sales go through a CSA, with the remained going through farmers markets and local restaurants, as well as an on-farm pizza night. Jeff shares the story of how the farm was started by his grandparents in the mid-1950s, and how he came back and then changed the farm from a hobby farm to farming in earnest in 2003. We also dig into Zach’s return to the farm in 2013, and the accompanying expansion in markets and management that was made to accommodate an additional person on the farm. Jeff and Zach also share how they’ve made the relationships on this small family farm work, including the ways that their respective spouses are and are not involved in the operation. Zach shares some of the details about how they have integrated the vegetable and livestock operations, including the use of pasture patches to grow some of the vegetable crops. Zach and Jeff share how they plan their way through the diversity of operations, and the decision-making processes they use to do it. We also discuss some of the challenges they’ve faced, including how they overcame regulatory and legislative hurdles to processing their chickens on farm, and how they approach food safety with livestock and vegetables on the same farm. Perennial support for the Farmer to Farmer Podcast is generously provided by Vermont Compost Company and BCS America. Pictures, show links, and more at farmertofarmerpodcast.com/episodes/hawkins.

10/10/2012 Special thanks to Rebecca Kilfoyle for providing us this!  Intro and Q/A for the Manchester screening on Clive Barker's 60th Birthday.  

A man of many styles, North Manchester based beatmaker Kuartz has flown in a bass heavy, dark and fairly relentless mix, entitled simply '001'. http://www.soundcloud.com/kuartz http://www.twitter.com/mattkuartz 1.Intro 2.CKS 3.XER 4.LLO 5.E.L.P 6.KLE 7.ABSTRACT DAYDREAMZ 8.EAM 9.CAN WE GO UP (KUARTZ REMIX) 10.ROL 11.UAR

Julie talking about the courses that are running at the Wells and the Communications Academy

In Just Plain Sense it's my aim to feature every side of the enormous conversation around Equality, Diversity and Human Rights in British society. There are plenty of people who can talk about first hand experiences, or advocate on behalf of whole communities; in the last episode we heard from a senior civil servant; so in this episode I'm featuring a speech by an elected city council politician. Councillor Paul Fairweather represents the North Manchester area of Harpurhey. He's an out gay man and this speech is taken from a conference last year on LGBT Health strategy, so his comments about health and more general inclusion reflect that. Nevertheless his point about the role of local political influence -- using scrutiny powers, local area agreements and partnerships -- is just as valid for any group.