Podcasts about Northwich

Kev Watson talks to Laura Elizabeth about the Harlequin Theatre's upcoming play - Little Women. Laura is the director of "Little Women" and she tells us about relocating the classic play to Liverpool during WWII and why the Harlequin decided to stage the play in Northwich.

Matthew 13:31-32 - Lewis Li explains from the parable of the mustard seed that God's kingdom starts small but grows powerfully, and small acts of faith can make a big difference.

1 Chronicles 8:1-9:34 - Mike Smith takes us through how God's people are a humble, inclusive, loyal and serving people whose hope is in the God of creation and of new beginnings.

Live from The Salty Dog in Northwich, UK, Liam sits down with Chris Mundy—drummer, venue owner, and all-round punk stalwart.In this episode, we dive into Chris's journey from being a teenage Green Day fan to touring the world with Oi legends The Business, and eventually founding one of the UK's most respected grassroots venues.We talk about his new band Kicked In The Teeth and their new album Watling Street Chambers (out now on Rare Vitamin Records), the power and politics of punk, scene beefs, Rebellion Festival, and why grassroots venues matter more than ever.Also: what happens when you take a piss in the wrong alley in Missouri? Chris knows.You can pick up the new album Watling Street Chambers⁠ via this link and find there tour dates via this linkThank you to ⁠⁠⁠Fidlar⁠⁠⁠ for not suing us and letting us use "Cheap Beer" as the podcast's opening track.Follow the podcast ⁠⁠⁠@punksinpubs⁠⁠⁠ across all social media and give us a⁠⁠⁠ rate and review⁠⁠⁠ while you are at it.

- Jon combines Articles 2b and 3 in our next in the series on the 39 Articles

1 Chronicles 6:1-81 - James Doo asks 'Why do we sing?' and shows how this is an important part of our sanctification.

- In part three of our new series on the 39 Articles, Jon gets to Article 2 - "Of Christ the Son of God"

1 Chronicles 4:1-7:40 - James Doo asks 'What is our identity?' and shows how God's kingdom is the answer to this question. (Apology for poor/missing sound)

- After last week's introduction, Jon examines Article 1 in our new series on the 39 Articles.

1 Chronicles 2:1-3:24 - Mike Smith shows how the King's family, while being dysfunctional due to sin, lives and is sustained by his promise.

1 Chronicles 1:1-2:2 - Mike Smith teaches how the church are a chosen people with a common creator, belonging to God and called to be missionary people.

- At the start of a new series in our Rooted evening services, Jon introduces the 39 Articles of Religion, the basis of our anglican faith. The service starts with evening prayer using the traditional form of the Book of Common prayer.

John 11:17-27 - Jon Teasdale gives a message of hope at Easter focussing on the resurrection of Jesus and what it achieved for those who believe.

Luke 19:28-40 - Lewis Li shows us from Luke 19 28-40 that Jesus is the triumphant King and the true King, the one Israel had been waiting for.

1 Corinthians 15:20-22 - Christ is our hope! James Doo encourages everyone with the truth that there is no better hope than trusting in the work of Jesus on the cross.

Philippians 4:10-20 - Mike Smith explains how we give to the Lords work because we are a family, united in our desire to support Gods work in his church.

Isaiah 1:2-20 - Readings and Jon's talk from our Easter Music service on March 30th 2025. There were six readings: Isaiah 1:2-4,16-20, Matthew 15:1-20, John 13:1-11, Mark 15:21-47, Matthew 28:1-10 and Colossians 2:13-15.

Psalms 115:1-18 - In the third and final part of the short series on the Church of England, Mike discusses the future.

Mark 12:41-44 - Jeremy Hunns explains how our giving is an expression of response to the love first shown to us by Jesus Christ.

Psalms 115:1-18 - In the third and final part of the short series on the Church of England, Mike discusses the future.

- We are running a short series on the Church of England in our Rooted evening services. This week, in part 2, Mike discusses 'The Crisis'.

1 Chronicles 29:10-20 - Jon Teasdale asks whether our giving to the Lord is thankful, humble, generous, willing, and given as an act of devotion to God.

- We are running a short series on the Church of England in our Rooted evening services. This week, in part 2, Mike discusses 'The Crisis'.

1 Timothy 3:14-4:10 - The first of a three-part series on the Church of England. Mike starts the series by talking about 'The Journey', some history and how we got to where we are today.

1 Chronicles 29:1-9 - Jon Teasdale explains how there is no better way to use our money than giving to God's work, and no clearer way to reveal the state of our hearts than in our giving.

1 Timothy 3:14-4:10 - The first of a three-part series on the Church of England. Mike starts the series by talking about 'The Journey', some history and how we got to where we are today.

Matthew 12:38-50 - Dimitri Alldridge shows from Matthew 12 that "Seeing is not believing but believing can always be seen".

Revelation 6:9-11 - James Doo preaches from Revelation 6, followed by a talk from guest speaker Keith Davies of CSW (Christian Solidarity Worldwide)

Revelation 6:9-11 - James Doo preaches from Revelation 6, followed by a talk from guest speaker Keith Davies of CSW (Christian Solidarity Worldwide)

Matthew 13:24-43 - James Doo asks "Will you choose to follow Jesus, or choose not to?" from the parable of the weeds in Matthew 13

Isaiah 55:1-56:8 - James preaches the concluding sermon of our series on Isaiah 50-56.

Isaiah 55:1-56:8 - James preaches the concluding sermon of our series on Isaiah 50-56.

Matthew 12:22-37 - Jon Teasdale demonstrates that if you're not for Jesus you're against him, from Matthew 12:22-37

Isaiah 54:1-17 - James continues our series on Isaiah, this week looking at Chapter 54.

Matthew 12:15-21 - Mike Smith explains how Matthew shows the servant nature of Jesus in Chapter 12:15-21

Isaiah 54:1-17 - James continues our series on Isaiah, this week looking at Chapter 54.

Isaiah 52:13-53:12 - The next part of the Rooted series looking at Isaiah 50-56.

Matthew 12:1-14 - Jon Teasdale shows us how Jesus warned us against fake legalistic faith in Matthew 12:1-14

Isaiah 52:13-53:12 - The next part of the Rooted series looking at Isaiah 50-56.

Matthew 12:1-14 - Jon Teasdale shows us how Jesus warned us against fake legalistic faith in Matthew 12:1-14

Matthew 13:1-23 - In the celebration of Chinese New Year, Lewis Li asks how we receive the word of God, looking at the parable of the sower in Matthew 13:1-23

Isaiah 51:9-52:12 - James continues leading us through the prophecy of Isaiah

Matthew 13:1-23 - In the celebration of Chinese New Year, Lewis Li asks how we receive the word of God, looking at the parable of the sower in Matthew 13:1-23

Isaiah 51:9-52:12 - James continues leading us through the prophecy of Isaiah

- James does a recap on the first 49 chapters of Isaiah as an introduction to our new series looking at chapters 50 to 56.

Now this is one way to celebrate our 100th episode... Join Toby and Rob as they take on Northwich's first ever craft beer festival, Craft At The Plaza.  Throughout this blockbuster episode we sit down, drink a long and Q&A with many of the UK's best breweries as some craft beer punters too. Here's what's in store; Hush Brew Co Q&A - 00:10:51 Spookton Brewing Co Q&A - 00:27:56 Attic Brew Co Q&A - 00:50:34 Dan.drinkscraft Q&A - 01:16:53 4Ts Brewery Q&A - 01:29:39 North Brew Q&A - 01:43:09 Four Priests Brewery Q&A - 02:01:05 If you want to find out more about today's festival then check out Craft At The Plaza on Instragram or look for Hush Brew Co on all social media! If you enjoyed out new set up today and our live outings... drop up a review on your chosen podcast platform and let us know your thoughts!!

Brain Drain Episode 43 with Toby Batchelor & Forde Brookfield

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Ian Diver is a man of action in the paranormal field. Dissatisfied with the difficulties that a lot of small paranormal investigation teams face, regarding distribution and opportunities, he decided to take matters into his own hands. Along with his team mate Ben, he decided to put on a totally free Paranormal conference, named Paracon 2024 (Northwich and Cheshire). They have managed to attract top notch investigation teams and have made a streaming platform named Parastream for content creators of all kinds. It's a very exciting concept! Ian and Ben aim to do all this with little or no cost to the paranormal teams involved. It's a way of encouraging small and large teams to create unity together in the paranormal world. A refreshing change, i'm sure you'll agree. Have a listen; i'm sure you'll be amazed at what Ian and Ben have managed to achieve in such a short time...

Join Toby and Rob LIVE from Styal Craft Beer Festival for an introduction of what's to come over the coming weeks. We dig into some fresh beers from Montecasino, Hush, Courier, Bianca Road and more. A big thank you to The Beer Shelf in Leyland for sponsoring our Impy Stout Bottle Share at the festival too. Ofcourse there's room for What's Hoppening to bring you all the lastest in the craft beer scene. As well as an exclusive scoop from Hush Brewing Co's - Craft At The Plaza in Northwich with their first brewery announcement…