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Curated & Presented by DJ Chris Rock aka Uncle Chris ASMR Show 337 - Deep In the MIX editionThis week we have a succulent selection of deep house, soul, dub reggae, broken, nu-disco, soulful, afro and SA Deep!! WHOA!! With Double Double features from Retrofract, B&S Concept and Fred EverythingA 35 min mix by the deep house Uncle Chris Rock which is a BIG ONE!  Music from: Darius Syrossian, Jeremy Sylvester | Malin Genie, Frits Wentink | Demarkus Lewis, JamsRide | D'Julz | Masaki Morii | Hugo Carter | Abel | Retrofract, Logo Alloy & Zam T | Retrofract | Oscar Barila, Li.La | Reyna | Cee ElAssaad, Lee Wilson | Oscar P, Izzy (LA) | B&S Concept | Shur-I-Kan & Fred Everything | Thierry Tomas | Alton Miller | Adam Nyquist | Johnny Deep | Deepmore | El' Nostrum & Sabby Ottimo | Abel Miller & Joe Ariwa | Don Glori | Sabrina Chyld & Atjazz | Offshore and Coen | Tony Deledda & Alessandro Deledda Feat. Becka | Lukus | Sintache | Flying Moth | Dance Regular - Son Of Dan | Flying Moth | Peletronic | Doug Gomez | Beatkozina feat. El Mago & Axel Camil | DJ Fudge & Hedi Benromdan Ft Sarah Summer | Bustin' Loose | IAMDJDRAKE ft Jemimah Eze | Yasushi Ide, Emilie Chick | D.General | DJ Vistar feat. Siphe Tebeka | Gary Cooper SA | Jonny Miller | South Beach Recycling | 

This is part 1 of a 7 part series. To watch the whole series go here.There is no institution in history that clearly fulfills the warnings of antichrist found in Daniel, John, Paul and the gospels of Matthew or Luke than the Roman Papacy. This power has a long and sordid history of persecuting God's people, waging war against God's word and blaspheming God on the highest level — all while disguising itself and its actions as the will of God. Today we will shine a bright light on this power so that you are not deceived when it resurrects to be marveled after. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.danceoflife.com/subscribe

02/14/25: Joel Heitkamp is joined in the KFGO studio by Rian Nostrum and Jessica Jones to talk about the upcoming bond referendum for West Fargo Schools. Rian is a representative of West Fargo VOICE (Voices Organized in the Interest of Children’s Education) and Jessica Jones is on the school board and a parent of multiple students.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

PRI was fun! All the homies in one spot was a good time. We chat about all sorts of stuff from IAG/Nostrums new FA20 and FA24 fueling products, Warranty being afraid of taking traction control off, and how much we ALL wish Subaru would make a "Gravel Express" lol.

durée : 00:13:24 - Le Disque classique du jour du mardi 10 décembre 2024 - Un grand compositeur et son céleste chanteur : une histoire de destins croisés. Marc'Antonio Orrigoni, castrat parmi les plus célèbres de sa génération, est redécouvert à travers un « songbook ».

durée : 00:13:24 - Le Disque classique du jour du mardi 10 décembre 2024 - Un grand compositeur et son céleste chanteur : une histoire de destins croisés. Marc'Antonio Orrigoni, castrat parmi les plus célèbres de sa génération, est redécouvert à travers un « songbook ».

Entrevistam Marta Masana, coordinadora del Còmic Nostrum, que celebra la seva nova edició del 24 al 28 d’octubre a Mallorca.

People who are familiar with my body of work probably aren't inclined to think of me when they have an appetite for warm, fuzzy, feel-good stories, and yet that's precisely the sort of story we began today's episode of Plain Talk with. Which is a good thing, because as we survey the political landscape, there's not a lot to feel positive about. Joe Kolosky works for the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction. He says one of the favorite parts of his job is overseeing a program through which veterans of World War II, the Korean War, and Vietnam, can apply to receive the high school diplomas they missed out on when they shipped out to war zones. The Legislature created the program in 2001 for WWII veterans, and expanded it to include Korea and Vietnam veterans in 2003, and since then it's issued over 300 honorary high school diplomas including, most recently, two Korean War veterans. Koslosky says it means a lot to him that he gets to help these veterans, but more important, it means a great deal to the veterans themselves. Those who feel they or someone they know may qualify for it should contact the Department of Public Instruction. Officials only need you to fill out a one-page application, and provide a the veteran's paperwork verifying their service. Also on this episode, Chad Oban and I discuss the recent FEC filngs in North Dakota's federal races, our thoughts on the likely outcomes of those races, and the future of the North Dakota Republican Party's dominance in electoral office. To subscribe to Plain Talk, search for the show wherever you get your podcasts, or use one of the links below. Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | Pocket Casts | Episode Archive

Un Capodanno del Mugnaio by Mulino Caputo davvero speciale questo del 2024, che si è svolto a Frignano, in provincia di Caserta, nell'azienda agricola di Francesco D'Amore, alla presenza di contadini, pizzaioli, pasticceri, panificatori e tanti ospiti, in un clima allegro e festoso.

Subscribe to our podcast!  Paul Presenza, Jo, and Nostrum are back to discuss the 2016 film, "A Dark Song" Follow us on social media:  @indiefilmcafe  Websites: http://sickflickproductions.com  http://indiefilmcafe.reviews  http://indiefilmcafe.podbean.com  http://patreon.com/indiefilmcafe 

Sergio Pérez entrevista a C.J. Navas, director del Festival Series, Nostrum que se celebra que se celebra en Elche del 31 de mayo al 9 de junio.

“It's the Hair – not the Hat That Makes a Woman Attractive,” read one ad for the Seven Sutherland Sisters' scalp cleaner. Sisters Sarah, Victoria, Isabella, Grace, Naomi, Dora, and Mary Sutherland were performers who sang and played instruments, but what the crowds came to see was their hair; primarily because there was, collectively, 37 feet of it. By 1880, they were billed as the "Seven Wonders" – and just four years later, their patent hair tonic had made them a fortune. This is a Victorian rags-to-riches story. Well, it's more of a rags-to-riches-to-rags story. As it goes.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 1946, R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company launched an ad campaign with the slogan, “More doctors smoke Camels than any other cigarette.” Long before Camel cigarettes became the doctor-approved cigarette of choice, at least in advertising, people living with asthma were often instructed to inhale smoke to relieve their symptoms. And that advice was for asthmatic adults – and children. ‘Asthma cigarettes', as they were called, and related products, weren't packed full of tobacco, though many did include it; they were, essentially, psychotropic drugs from the nightshade family that people inhaled in hopes of finding respiratory relief. Let's take a look at what kinds of quack – and, to be honest, some not-so-quack – products for asthma before the invention of the modern inhaler.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

By the time he was in his 40s, Perry Davis was an entrepreneur who had tried, unsuccessfully, to start multiple businesses; and those failures had left him $4,500 in debt – roughly more than $160,000 today. In 1839, his bad luck continued when he then became ill with debilitating pain. Seeking even just any little bit of relief, he mixed up a concoction, containing mostly opiates and alcohol – a mix that would later become known around the world as, “Perry Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer.” And Davis would become known as the guy who trademarked the word, ‘painkiller'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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John Healy wasn't a real doctor. Charles Bigelow was never a scout in the United States Army. And, the products they sold weren't actually based on healing secrets of the Kickapoo people. Yet, the two men made a fortune from their Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company patent medicines – which, while named for them, not a single Kickapoo was involved with the company or its remedies. The story of Healy and Bigelow is one of quackery, lies, native cultural appropriation, and ... wait, did we call out the cultural appropriation? Yes? Well, then, let's talk about this. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Norman Baker was an entrepreneur, a pioneering radio personality, and a fake doctor. He was a masterful propagandist, and through his radio station and multiple tabloid publications, he manipulated American anxieties about everything from politics to alleged ills of vaccinations. But his biggest claim was that he could cure cancer, in just six weeks, with his own elixir -- and your money.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing Tv broadcaster Jane Mangan to take a canter through the racing news from across the globe. Leading with the continuing Mullins-fest, they are joined by Joe Chambers on Gaelic Warrior's possible appearance at Sandown, Nicky Henderson on Jonbon, and Clive Hadingham, co-founder of Surrey Racing, fresh from an agonising defeat. Also today, the Classic trials are analysed, James Savage has the latest on Nostrum's return this week, Simon Marsh celebrates Too Darn Hot's first Group One success from his initial Australian Crop, Glenn Toner gives an early preview of the Kentucky Derby and Alex Shaw has details of Racing Together's Community Day.

Though the Pink Pills couldn't stand up to the wild advertising claims that the product was a cure-all, the pills were actually potentially medically beneficial to some people with a certain -- common -- condition; in theory. Maybe. Hey, we're not doctors. Let's talk about, how despite that, why this potentially potent patent medicine was under fire from the U.S. government.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Co-hosts Aubrey Paris and Emily Black dissect the motivations of National Treasure: Edge of History's villainous organization, Cras Est Nostrum. How can Cras Est Nostrum's actions be analogized to real-world events? Is there a place for the organization in National Treasure 3? Join the hunt on Twitter and Instagram using @NTHuntPodcast, and find new episodes of National Treasure Hunt every-other Wednesday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. More information about the National Treasure Hunt podcast, tour, and book can be found at www.nthuntpodcast.com. Order our book, "National Treasure Hunt: One Step Short of Crazy," from Tucker DS Press here: https://www.tuckerdspress.com/product-page/national-treasure-hunt-one-step-short-of-crazy To access even more exclusive National Treasure Hunt content, including bonus episodes and watch parties, subscribe to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/NTHuntPodcast

William Bailey called himself a doctor, but his career was as a shady businessman, not a medical professional. In the early 20th century, he launched a series of start-up companies, capitalizing on the new discoveries of radioactive elements, and sold patent medicine products with lethal radioactive substances with unproven promises to cure everything from arthritis to impotence – it was said they could help you regain your youth. But instead, they were deadly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, if you're asked to think of a tractor, most of us probably imagine farm equipment. But in the late 18th century, a physician named Elisha Perkins made and sold a different kind of tractor – a device consisting of small metal rods that could cure what ails you simply through touch. And for several years, people were mad for the Perkins Patent Metallic Instruments, or Perkins Tractors as they became popularly known -- even though it all turned out to be what we now know as the placebo effect.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode DescriptionWhen Maude Mayberg was 38 years old, this was back in 1890, she 'discovered' an elixir that transformed her life. It was called Fruitcura, she said, and it cured her ailments when medical doctors could not. Two years later, she was a patent medicine entrepreneur and saleswoman going by the name, Madame Yale. Let's talk about how that's code for, snake oil peddler. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clark Stanley was a silver-tongued Texas cowboy who called himself the ‘Rattlesnake King'. Back in the late 19th century, he wasn't the first charlatan going from town to town in the American West, hawking quack products -- during this time when patent medicines were gaining popularity, American consumers could buy all sorts of fraudulent snake oil products like his. But Clark had a certain flair. A certain charisma and showmanship others didn't. And, for a few years, he really was the Rattlesnake King -- and king of the snake oil salesmen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Snake oil. Today the term describes any worthless remedy that's promoted as a cure-all. And, by extension, snake oil salesmen are considered a bunch of rip-off artists who peddle fraudulent goods. We're rolling straight from the criminal world of blackmail and extortion into a new season -- we'll see you there, not only with some very real stories about some very bogus things, but also with the cocktails and mocktails made to go with them.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

80 pasajeros quedaron en tierra con su vuelo cancelado porque Iberia decidió 'colar' a los jugadores del Sevilla, hablamos con Inés Sáinz, viajera perjudicada, y con Rubén Sánchez, portavoz de FACUA. Conocemos la palabra del día con Isaías Lafuente: ‘Chárter'. Hemos querido mirar a una de las zonas, El Parque Nacional de Doñana, donde los efectos de la sequía más se vienen notando desde hace años, con Juanjo Carmona, coordinador para Doñana de la organización ecologista WWF. En 'Los Revolucionarios' conocemos

Mariola Cubells nos presenta su nuevo libro 'Mejor que nunca'. Conocemos la palabra del día con Isaías Lafuente: 'Sesentona'. Hablamos con Lourdes Zoraida, maestra de primaria del colegio público Mare Nostrum de Torrox, premiada con los Global Award Teacher 2023.

Nick is joined by ITV Racing broadcaster Rishi Persad for a look at today's racing headlines. 48 hours away from the St Leger, Frankie Dettori has chosen to ride Arrest in the big race to the surprise of many. Nick talks to trainer John Gosden (also has news on Mostahdaf) and rider Kieran Shoemark, the beneficiary of Dettori's decision not to ride Voltigeur third Gregory. He also catches up with Juddmonte racing manager Barry Mahon, who additionally provides news on Westover, Chaldean and Nostrum. Later in this episode, as part of National Racehorse Week, Irish Field journalist Helen Sharp tells Nick about Racing to Relate, while Charlie Fellowes explains why he has had to get heavy with certain colleagues to get on board with the Newmarket Open Weekend.

Nick is joined by ITV Racing broadcaster Rishi Persad for a look at today's racing headlines. 48 hours away from the St Leger, Frankie Dettori has chosen to ride Arrest in the big race to the surprise of many. Nick talks to trainer John Gosden (also has news on Mostahdaf) and rider Kieran Shoemark, the beneficiary of Dettori's decision not to ride Voltigeur third Gregory. He also catches up with Juddmonte racing manager Barry Mahon, who additionally provides news on Westover, Chaldean and Nostrum. Later in this episode, as part of National Racehorse Week, Irish Field journalist Helen Sharp tells Nick about Racing to Relate, while Charlie Fellowes explains why he has had to get heavy with certain colleagues to get on board with the Newmarket Open Weekend.

Nick is joined by the Mirror's David Yates to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They are joined today by trainer Aidan O'Brien, who confirms Auguste Rodin on track for The King George at Ascot, where he could be joined by four stable companions. Bruce Raymond, manager to Saeed Suhail, tells Nick that Desert Crown worked well this morning and is also set for the race. Juddmonte's Barry Mahon clarifies the operation's position on Nostrum's likely Goodwood participation. Also on today's show, Nick catches up with Ramiro Restrepo with the news that Kentucky Derby winner Mage will line up in this weekend's Haskell at Monmouth Park, while Hong Kong star Vincent Ho looks forward to his trip to the UK incorporating Glorious Goodwood.

Nick is joined by writer and broadcaster Lydia Hislop on the middle day of the Boodles July Festival at Newmarket. They take stock of the Day One action, reluctantly conceding the best days may be behind Adayar while hailing the conspicuous promise and talent of Nostrum. They take a look at the two big Group ones of the weekend, and round up all the news from off the track. Also on today's show, Teme Valley's Richard Ryan discusses two big fancies for Saturday, Australian Turf Club Director Angela Belle McSweeney talks about the massive prize money boost for the Everest and the renamed King Charles III, NHRM Chair Frances Stanley drops in to highlight the Banksy exhibition in Newmarket and much more, while Racing Welfare's Hetta Harris discusses her new role in supporting Stud Staff. Food and wine are provided once again by Neil Phillips and Damian Adams.

Nick is joined by writer and broadcaster Lydia Hislop on the middle day of the Boodles July Festival at Newmarket. They take stock of the Day One action, reluctantly conceding the best days may be behind Adayar while hailing the conspicuous promise and talent of Nostrum. They take a look at the two big Group ones of the weekend, and round up all the news from off the track. Also on today's show, Teme Valley's Richard Ryan discusses two big fancies for Saturday, Australian Turf Club Director Angela Belle McSweeney talks about the massive prize money boost for the Everest and the renamed King Charles III, NHRM Chair Frances Stanley drops in to highlight the Banksy exhibition in Newmarket and much more, while Racing Welfare's Hetta Harris discusses her new role in supporting Stud Staff. Food and wine are provided once again by Neil Phillips and Damian Adams.

Nick is joined by renowned broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. Today, Nick and Rishi examine whether the Belmont Stakes card on Saturday could be under threat from the poor Air Quality in New York caused by Canada's wildfires. Rossdales Vet Piet Ramzan discusses the potential effects on equine health. With an eye to Royal Ascot, James Savage responds to claims of a 'dazzling' work posted by Desert Crown yesterday and suggests both he and Bay Bridge could be pointed to the Prince of Wales's Stakes. He also nominates a comeback race for Nostrum. Saeed bin Suroor looks forward to Mawj's rematch with Tahiyra, owner Mick Mariscotti assesses the chances of his Gold Cup leading hopeful Coltrane, while Australian Troy Corstens, whose The Astrologist is favourite at Haydock this weekend en route to a tilt at Royal Ascot.

Nick is joined by renowned broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. Today, Nick and Rishi examine whether the Belmont Stakes card on Saturday could be under threat from the poor Air Quality in New York caused by Canada's wildfires. Rossdales Vet Piet Ramzan discusses the potential effects on equine health. With an eye to Royal Ascot, James Savage responds to claims of a 'dazzling' work posted by Desert Crown yesterday and suggests both he and Bay Bridge could be pointed to the Prince of Wales's Stakes. He also nominates a comeback race for Nostrum. Saeed bi Suroor looks forward to Mawj's rematch with Tahiyra, owner Mick Mariscotti assesses the chances of his Gold Cup leading hopeful Coltrane, while Australian Troy Corstens, whose The Astrologist is favourite at Haydock this weekend en route to a tilt at Royal Ascot.

In association with Betdaq and Spotify Podcasts: Emmet Kennedy is joined by is joined by Sir Michael Stoute's Assistant Trainer James Savage for a Stable Tour with detailed updates on the yards leading prospects and dark horses for the season including: Desert Crown, Bay Bridge, Infinite Cosmos, Nostrum, Potapova, Assessment, Crystal Caprice, Real Dream, Circle Of Fire, Falcon Nine, Passenger, Humankind, Nader King, Oliver Show, Stormy Sea & Zarga. Plus we take an early look at the Classic's with the lads both in agreement on the horse to take on the favourite with in the 2000 Guineas. Pay no commission for your first 100 days at BETDAQ. Join BETDAQ.com, The Sports Betting exchange today. New customers only, Terms and conditions apply. https://www.betdaq.com Show Your Support for The FFP with Likes & Shares on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook

In Episode 708, ahead of the start of the flat season in the UK Charlotte Greenway and Jane Mangan look at what's going on in Ireland with regards to the media rights as well as who might be the standout three years old this year and James Savage, assistant trainer to Sir Michael Stoute gives an update on Nostrum who could be Guineas bound as well as the two stable stars Desert Crown and Bay Bridge. Sam Hockenhull of Fitzdares also provides an update on the First Season Sire market and where the money seems to be going at the moment. With the Grand National only two and a half weeks away Charlotte catches up with Sam Thomas, who's Our Power now looks sure to get in while Jane discusses the lack on British entries following the latest entry stage. Today GBRI have released their new series an American Dream, the return to Royal Ascot, which follows Harlan Malter on his quest and Harlan drops in to discuss his ambitious plans. Finally, JA McGrath gives his weekly update from Hong Kong

Welcome to Episode 2 of Season 2 - join host Paul A. Presenza and guest host Jolynn, along with special guest host Nostrum, as they discuss the creepy and visually interesting 1993 Italian/Ukrainian nunsploitation horror film Dark Waters. You can always find us here: http://indiefilmcafe.net (Our Official Website) http://indiefilmcafe.reviews  (Our Review Site) https://indiefilmcafe.podbean.com  (Our host site) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdcR2EsJF2l99_MkleuHOFg  (Our You Tube Page) http://patreon.com/indiefilmcafe  (Our Patreon Page)

Tom in for Nick and joined initially by Thoroughbred Daily News European editor Emma Berry to discuss a record breaking day at Tattersalls Book 1 sale. We hear from Watership Down Stud's General Manager Simon Marsh who reflects on yesterday's top lot, a Frankel colt out of So Mi Dar. It's the Dewhurst this weekend and with news that likely favourite Sakheer is going to miss the race, Emma gives her views and we hear from Juddmonte Farm's Barry Mahon about their colts Chaldean and Nostrum. Trainer Karl Burke reflects on yesterday's impressive Nottingham winner Liberty Lane and also looks ahead to his two fillies running in tomorrow's Fillies' Mile. Tom and Emma also discuss Bill Barber's Racing Post article with an update on the Savill Plan.

Tom in for Nick and joined initially by Thoroughbred Daily News European editor Emma Berry to discuss a record breaking day at Tattersalls Book 1 sale. We hear from Watership Down Stud's General Manager Simon Marsh who reflects on yesterday's top lot, a Frankel colt out of So Mi Dar. It's the Dewhurst this weekend and with news that likely favourite Sakheer is going to miss the race, Emma gives her views and we hear from Juddmonte Farm's Barry Mahon about their colts Chaldean and Nostrum. Trainer Karl Burke reflects on yesterday's impressive Nottingham winner Liberty Lane and also looks ahead to his two fillies running in tomorrow's Fillies' Mile. Tom and Emma also discuss Bill Barber's Racing Post article with an update on the Savill Plan.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest news and developments around the racing world today. They begin with reflections on the entirely dominant display from the Sir Michael Stoute-trained Nostrum in Thursday's Tattersalls Stakes and ask where he now sits relative to other early season Classic contenders for 2023. They also examine the decision of Chelmsford City racecourse not to allow general admission for Thursday night's extra fixture in the company of the course's Commercial Director Nathan Holmes, and look ahead to the final two days of the Cambridgeshire fixture. Nick catches up with Team Valor's Barry Irwin who explains the decision to sell La Petite Coco at the Sceptre session at Tattersalls and gives his view on Green Up's chance in this weekend's Cotillion at Park. Harry Herbert talks about HIghclere's passing the £1m mark this season and looks ahead to this afternoon's Rockfel and potential Melbourne Cup runners, while trainer Ed Bethell is excited about running Oviedo in the Goffs Million at the Curragh. Newmarket's Executive Chef Damian Adams and Wine Tipster Neil Phillips provide refreshments.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest news and developments around the racing world today. They begin with reflections on the entirely dominant display from the Sir Michael Stoute-trained Nostrum in Thursday's Tattersalls Stakes and ask where he now sits relative to other early season Classic contenders for 2023. They also examine the decision of Chelmsford City racecourse not to allow general admission for Thursday night's extra fixture in the company of the course's Commercial Director Nathan Holmes, and look ahead to the final two days of the Cambridgeshire fixture. Nick catches up with Team Valor's Barry Irwin who explains the decision to sell La Petite Coco at the Sceptre session at Tattersalls and gives his view on Green Up's chance in this weekend's Cotillion at Park. Harry Herbert talks about HIghclere's passing the £1m mark this season and looks ahead to this afternoon's Rockfel and potential Melbourne Cup runners, while trainer Ed Bethell is excited about running Oviedo in the Goffs Million at the Curragh. Newmarket's Executive Chef Damian Adams and Wine Tipster Neil Phillips provide refreshments.

Sunday Sermon 8:30 Rev. Robson Gomez September 18, 2022

Sunday Sermon 8:30 Rev. Robson Gomez September 18, 2022

Sunday Sermon 8:30 Rev. Robson Gomez September 18, 2022

Sunday Sermon 8:30 Rev. Robson Gomez September 18, 2022

Each episode of Reorg's weekly EMEA Core Credit podcast series features detailed discussion on issues and companies across the credit lifecycle. On this week's podcast, we discuss: - The challenges German plastics packaging group Kloeckner Pentaplast is facing in the current macroeconomic environment. - The new winding up petition brought against Cineworld in the English High Court. - The current deals in the European Leveraged loan market. - Nostrum Oil & Gas' scheme of arrangement and what it tells us about the English courts' approach to creditors who are sanctioned as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. If you are not a Reorg subscriber, request access here: go.reorg-research.com/Podcast-Trial. We're looking for feedback to improve the podcast experience! Please share your thoughts here: www.research.net/r/Reorg_podcast_survey.

Tom is joined by broadcaster and journalist Rishi Persad who wants to immediately reflect on the performance of Sir Michael Stoute's Nostrum at Sandown yesterday and we have news from assistant trainer James Savage on the colt. Joseph O'Brien joins us from Saratoga where he sends out his first runners this weekend. He also reflects on a double last night at Leopardstown including a first European winner for My Racehorse and he confirms plans for stable star State Of Rest. Rishi and Tom touch on tomorrow's King George at Ascot and also look ahead to the Qatar Sussex Stakes next week at Goodwood. And with the Go Racing in Yorkshire Summer Festival drawing to a closer this weekend, Charlotte Russel is along to tell us more about the event.

Tom is joined by broadcaster and journalist Rishi Persad who wants to immediately reflect on the performance of Sir Michael Stoute's Nostrum at Sandown yesterday and we have news from assistant trainer James Savage on the colt. Joseph O'Brien joins us from Saratoga where he sends out his first runners this weekend. He also reflects on a double last night at Leopardstown including a first European winner for My Racehorse and he confirms plans for stable star State Of Rest. Rishi and Tom touch on tomorrow's King George at Ascot and also look ahead to the Qatar Sussex Stakes next week at Goodwood. And with the Go Racing in Yorkshire Summer Festival drawing to a closer this weekend, Charlotte Russel is along to tell us more about the event.

Each episode of Reorg's weekly EMEA Core Credit podcast series features detailed discussion on issues and companies across the credit lifecycle. This week's podcast includes discussion of: - Nostrum Oil & Gas' Scheme of Arrangement - Last week's Global ABS conference in Barcelona and the current state of the European primary market - Greek cooler and glass manufacturer Frigoglass and its potential restructuring options - Ukraine's sovereign bonds If you are not a Reorg subscriber, request access here: go.reorg-research.com/Podcast-Trial.

C.J. Navas conversa con Jorge y Alberto Sánchez-Cabezudo, Alicia Borrachero y Pau Durá en el Encuentro de 'Crematorio' por el premio "Legado" que recibió en la edición 2022 de Series Nostrum, FestivalInternacional de Series en Altea. Podéis ver el video del encuentro y del resto de actividades del Festival en el canal de YouTube de Fuera de Series: youtube.com/fueradeseries