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At one time, in the 1970's, Watford Football Club in England was at the bottom of the rankings. Then rock superstar Elton John purchased the team and turned their fortunes around. Our London correspondent tells us the tale of the failing soccer club and the rock star. Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

PART 3 of Does life have meaning Series: How do we find meaning (and happiness) in the contemporary age?Nihilism, the abandonment of all fundamental beliefs, may appear a hopeless outlook. Yet perhaps it also has potential. Join philosopher Nolen Gertz as he explores the history of nihilism to give us a complex image of it as something we can learn to live with in our technological age. Nolen Gertz is Associate Professor of Applied Philosophy at the University of Twente, the Coordinator of the Human Condition Research Line of ESDIT, and a Senior Researcher of the 4TU.Centre for Ethics and Technology. His research focuses primarily on the intersection of political philosophy, existential phenomenology, and philosophy of technology. Our London festival is coming up on 21-22 September at Hampstead Heath! Make sure to book your tickets while they are available here: https://howthelightgetsin.org/.There are thousands of more big ideas to discover at IAI.tv – videos, articles, and courses waiting for you to explore. Find out more: https://iai.tv/.You can find everything we referenced here: https://linktr.ee/philosophyforourtimesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

PART 3 of Does life have meaning Series: How do we find meaning (and happiness) in the contemporary age?Nihilism, the abandonment of all fundamental beliefs, may appear a hopeless outlook. Yet perhaps it also has potential. Join philosopher Nolen Gertz as he explores the history of nihilism to give us a complex image of it as something we can learn to live with in our technological age. Nolen Gertz is Associate Professor of Applied Philosophy at the University of Twente, the Coordinator of the Human Condition Research Line of ESDIT, and a Senior Researcher of the 4TU.Centre for Ethics and Technology. His research focuses primarily on the intersection of political philosophy, existential phenomenology, and philosophy of technology. Our London festival is coming up on 21-22 September at Hampstead Heath! Make sure to book your tickets while they are available here: https://howthelightgetsin.org/.There are thousands of more big ideas to discover at IAI.tv – videos, articles, and courses waiting for you to explore. Find out more: https://iai.tv/.You can find everything we referenced here: https://linktr.ee/philosophyforourtimesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

PART 2 of Does life have meaning Series: How do we find meaning (and happiness) in the contemporary age?In the so-called 'happiest' countries in the world, the uncomfortable reality of high rates of depression, suicidality, chronic pain, and social isolation are obscured by the conflation of happiness with capitalist conformity.In this intriguing talk, Rob Boddice challenges the tenets of happiness indices that flatten the subjective states of citizens, asking pointedly if it is still possible for suffering to be a virtue.Our London festival is coming up on 21-22 September at Hampstead Heath! Make sure to book your tickets while they are available here: https://howthelightgetsin.org/.There are thousands of more big ideas to discover at IAI.tv – videos, articles, and courses waiting for you to explore. Find out more: https://iai.tv/.You can find everything we referenced here: https://linktr.ee/philosophyforourtimesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

PART 1 of Summertime Soul Search Series: How do we find meaning (and happiness) in the contemporary age?Humans have a special need for meaning in their life. A life without meaning, many would agree, has no value. But what does meaning actually mean? And how can we ensure our life is full of it?Professor of Psychology and Cognitive Science John Vervaeke has dedicated much of his research precisely to this question. He is well-known for his attempts to define a meaningful life in an age characterised by increasing rates of depression and loneliness. He has also been at the forefront of efforts to treat studies on mindfulness and related topics with seriousness in academia.In this talk, he gives the lay of the land: why are we devoid of meaning in the current moment, and what can we do about it?Our London festival is coming up on 21-22 September at Hampstead Heath! Make sure to book your tickets while they are available here: https://howthelightgetsin.org/.There are thousands of more big ideas to discover at IAI.tv – videos, articles, and courses waiting for you to explore. Find out more: https://iai.tv/.You can find everything we referenced here: https://linktr.ee/philosophyforourtimesIf you want to hear/read more from John Vervaeke, explore some of the below, all published by the IAI:His article: The return of meaningSpeaking on spirituality with other famous speakers: De-bunking new-age spiritualitySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Who gets to decide who is honoured in our public spaces, and how? Our London, Our Spaces is a new, six-part podcast series exploring the art and places that make up the capital, as told by the people who call it home. Each episode starts with a work of art or memorial to some of London's most fascinating figures. We hear of pioneering people, including Oscar Wilde, Millicent Fawcett, Beryl Gilroy and Alison Lapper, and discover those that have traditionally been overlooked in our streets and spaces. Along the way, we get to know some of the incredible people that have made these hidden histories visible.    Telling untold stories and breathing new life into the public realm, this podcast offers a window into the past, present and future of London – reimagining our collective identity as Londoners. Episode one premieres soon. ---------- Produced by Sylvie Carlos. Hosted on Spotify. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast series are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of the Mayor of London.

Welcome to The Hothouse Podcast – your go-to for discussions on books tackling the climate crisis and its related issues. The show is hosted by Issey Gladston, a photographer and journalist and Diyora Shadijanova, a journalist and writer.We launched the hothouse bookclub in 2022 to create a space where we could dive deep into climate change topics through literature. Our London-based club meets every six weeks, and we've covered a range of books, from Andreas Malm's 'How to Blow Up a Pipeline' to Rebecca Solnit's 'Orwell's Roses'.Now, in 2024, we're bringing our discussions to the realm of podcasts. Whether you're a climate enthusiast or just curious, join us for book analyses, interviews, and more.Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode, and please leave us a review. We're self-funded so your support is crucial.To find out more about the #HothousePodcast, follow us on Instagram @hothousebookclub.And most importantly, grab a copy of our next read and join the conversation.Produced by Diyora Shadijanova. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Now wait a minute. This week's guest can truly be called a real "GETthard," pardon me. We're thrilled to welcome to The Carriage House none other than actor, comedian, and writer Chris Gethard!  You know Chris from his countless television appearances, but his podcast BEAUTIFUL STORIES FROM ANONYMOUS PEOPLE is a phenomenal show and you should absolutely listen to it right after this. He also hosts the equally amazing podcast NEW JERSEY IS THE WORLD, which is about the things that make Jersey...Jersey. Chris helps us give advice on dealing with an anxious and controlling in-law, whether or not to hook up with someone who may be married with children, and what to do about an overly compassionate friend. God won't smite you for listening to this episode, we promise! Our London encore is fast approaching! Come see us at King's Place as part of the 2023 London Podcast Festival on 15 September at 21:30. It'll be a "live stars, live stars only" experience, excuse me. Can't make it in person? Stream it from home! All tickets at askronnalive.com Only a few more days to join us for September's AR Social Club. Next month's cocktail is going to be a hit, we can already tell. But, as an added bonus, all September club members will also be getting a FREE streaming ticket to the Ask Ronna London Live Show. It's a September to remember at AR Social Club! arsocialclub.com Sponsors: Looking for exceptionally high quality essentials at a reasonable price? Quince is for you! Go to quince.com for free shipping and a 365 day return policy. Better Help provides convenient and affordable therapy at your fingertips. Go to betterhelp.com/ronna for 10% off your first month. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Now wait a minute. We've got a Return to Oz situation here, as we welcome back to the podcast one of our favorite guests. This week we're so happy to celebrate the return of the one and only Carl Tart! Be sure to catch Carl's podcasts GOSSIP KINGS and THE FLAGRANT ONES. Carl joins us to give advice on a significant other who attends underwear parties and a codependent friendship for the ages. We came. We saw. We threw bath bombs. Our London live show was a BLAST, pardon me. For those who joined us, we thank you, but for those of you who missed it, we have some good news: you can still watch it! It's available to stream through 21 July. Go to askronnalive.com for details! Make your summer a summer of glamour. A cocktail from AR Social Club is the PERFECT way to ring in the dig days of summer in style and luxury. Go to arsocialclub.com to join the club or buy a one-off box for yourself or your friends. They make excellent gifts, excuse me. Sponsors: Thinning hair is normal, but it doesn't have to be your fate. Nutrafol is here to help! Go to nutrafol.com and use the code BRYAN for 15% off your first order. Looking for exceptionally high-quality clothing essentials at a price within reach? Then you need Quince! Go to quince.com/ronna for FREE shipping and a 365 day return policy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Season 14, Episode 24: You'd better believe it. One of the legends of the women's game, someone we talk about on Story Time every other week. She made a century on debut in both formats, took 10 wickets and made a hundred in the same Test, and was the key player in winning the first World Cup in 1973. All of this with no money, little help, a job to attend and a family to support. She is spectacular, and Enid Bakewell made time to join The Final Word. Our London live show with Steven Finn in on 26 July! Tickets here, or get 50% off if you join Patreon first. Support the show with a Nerd Pledge at patreon.com/thefinalword Find previous episodes at finalwordcricket.com Title track by Urthboy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A LOT is covered in this'un! Our London girls have seen the Eras Tour and the Renaissance Tour in between sips of gin and tonics and were also on DRAG RACE as guest judges! And while all of that went down, Vanderpump Rules was pumpin' and Succession was concludin'. And now Samantha is coming back to And Just Like That? The fuck?! Padam, PaDAMN! Matt & Bowen get into and out of every little nook and cranny of recent cultch on this episode. They talk, squawk and more. If you died tomorrow, at least you'll have heard this ep... but we hope you do not! BUY YOUR LAS CULTURISTAS MERCH HERE!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our London editor Ella Kemp joins hosts Mia, Brian and Gemma from the BAFTA winners' circle as we cover the victors and snubs. The Banshees of Inisherin composer Carter Burwell dives deep into his Twilight memories, and ‘Naatu Naatu' songwriters M.M. Keeravani and Chandrabose join us for an AfteRRR PaRRRty, along with RRR star Ram Charan, to tell us how they celebrated their Oscar nomination and whether we'll see the hook step at the 95th Academy Awards! We also hear from Triangle of Sadness star Dolly de Leon on the BAFTA red carpet; the brand new Michelle Yeoh tee collab between Letterboxd and Girls on Tops; a lightning round of guild awards so far; Avatar: The Way of Water has its water much-awarded; a rant about the workers' crisis inside VFX studios; the Tom Hooper industrial complex; and a little tease of the upcoming lesbian road trip comedy from Ethan Coen. Credits: Recorded in Los Angeles, Auckland and London. Edited by Slim. Facts by Jack. Transcript by Sophie. Theme: ‘Hyperlight' by Letterboxd member Trent Walton (AKA Echo Wolf). Best in Show is a TAPEDECK production. Title courtesy of Christopher Guest. Lists & Links: The Letterboxd list of films mentioned; BAFTA HQ on Letterboxd; the Girls on Tops Michelle Yeoh and Sandy Powell tees; Alison Hammond interview with Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling; Pixel f*cked—Simon Parkin's GQ story on Hollywood's VFX crisis; Carter Burwell's soundtrack to The Banshees of Inisherin on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Music.

As we approach the first anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, The Art Newspaper has published an investigation that raises serious concerns that works of art taken by Russian troops from a museum in Kherson, Ukraine, in November 2022 may not be repatriated once the fighting ends. Our London correspondent Martin Bailey tells us about his story. Plus, the Sharjah Biennial opens next week, and is the final biennial curated by Okwui Enwezor, who died in 2019, but set the blueprint for the show, entitled Thinking Historically in the Present. We talk to Nadine Khalil about the biennial and Sharjah's place in the Middle Eastern art ecosystem. And this episode's Work of the Week is Invisible Man, Somewhere, Everywhere (1991) by the American photographer Ming Smith, a key piece in a new exhibition of Smith's work at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Oluremi Onabanjo, the curator of the show, tells us about the work.The Sharjah Biennial runs from 7 February to 11 June.Projects: Ming Smith, Museum of Modern Art, New York, 4 February-29 May. Ming Smith: Invisible Man, Somewhere, Everywhere, by Oluremi C. Onabanjo, Museum of Modern Art, New York, 48pp, $14.95/£17 (pb) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our London correspondent, "Lord David", was born in Canada but is more British than the British!

This week: why is Tate rejecting an archive of material relating to Francis Bacon, 18 years after acquiring it? Our London correspondent Martin Bailey tells us about his recent scoop that Tate is returning a thousand documents and sketches said to have come from the studio of Francis Bacon to Barry Joule, a close friend of the artist, who donated them to Tate in 2004. We then discuss the material with Martin Harrison, the pre-eminent Bacon scholar and editor of the catalogue raisonné of Francis Bacon's work published in 2016, and to Sophie Pretorius, the archivist at the Estate of Francis Bacon, who went through the Barry Joule archive item by item. Victoria Munro, the director of the Alice Austen House Museum in New York, discusses this still too-little-known photographer, and her documentation of immigration to the United States and the lives of queer women in the 19th and early 20th centuries. And this episode's Work of the Week is Weißes Bild (1994), a painting by the late Luxembourg-born artist Michel Majerus, now on view at Art Basel—Aimee Dawson, acting digital editor, is at the fair and talks to Giovanni Carmine, curator of the Unlimited section, in which the painting appears.Sophie Pretorius's essay Work on the Barry Joule Archive is in the book Francis Bacon: Shadows published by the Estate of Francis Bacon and Thames and Hudson. For more on the Alice Austen House Museum, visit aliceausten.org. The podcast My Dear Alice is out in the autumn.Art Basel, until 19 June. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our London correspondent John Kilraine

This episode was created from my heart ♥ for you.Yoda's journey into cooking begins with playing in the dirt at my childhood home in Thorndale, Ontario. I started navigating my way through the restaurant scene, and later became a Red Seal Chef, restaurateur and private caterer. I've always loved food and once I got a taste for professional cooking and entrepreneurship, I always knew this is what I wanted to do with my life!I was raised as your typical 'country' kid... I played in the dirt, always had to help with the chores, and I considered eating cherry tomatoes right off the porch plant an 'after school snack.' I wasn't an incredibly adventurous eater, but was lucky enough to have parents that cared about food. My mom was always a great cook - I have fond memories of making onion buns with her in the winter to go alongside hearty stew (I can still smell those onions!) My dad became a great cook a little later in life, but was always picking carrots out of the ground and encouraging us to take a bite - dirt and all. He has the greatest green-thumb of anyone I know! His garden today is full of meyer lemons, tomatoes of all colours and he even has an avocado tree in his office! If you've ever had food from Yoda's Kitchen, you've had food grown from my dad's garden!My decision to become a chef came to me in my late teens after my parents separated and, after many meals of Kraft Dinner (eek!), my dad and I decided that one of us would have to learn. I took it on as a hobby and quickly realized that I had immense passion for it. I enrolled in Niagara College's Chef Training program that summer and off I went.Fast forward a few years to my apprenticeship under Chef Alfred Estaphan at Sunningdale Golf Course in London. I'd been in the restaurant scene as a line cook at a few different establishments, and I'd begun to find my style as a young chef - I  understood the importance of shopping locally, cooking seasonally and making things from scratch. It was during this time that I decided to do a bit of traveling so I took off to Australia for several months. I made enough money to keep traveling by picking macadamia nuts, making candy with a traveling brittle connoisseur and eventually got a job training under a pastry chef on a huge beach resort with a view of the ocean. It was pure bliss. I was missing home though, and after a short trip across Canada to visit the west coast, I came back and settled in London.While working at some of the city's best restaurants (Braise and The Only on King to name a few) and working part time at Fanshawe College as a lab technician in the Culinary Department, I decided to give catering a go. I developed a business plan in 2010 and it was my Five Year Plan to quit my restaurant job and start catering full time. This dream became a reality in a short 8 months. My dreams were coming true!During my time as a professional caterer, I had the chance to cater so many amazing events, meet many wonderful people and helped change people's lives. Along the way I had many, many challenges, but got to cater some pretty crazy events. I have catered in an open field with no running water or electricity. I've catered on a moving train. I've catered a surprise engagement in the middle of Springbank Park and a walnut fell and shattered one of my dessert plates! I've been blessed to be invited into many of your homes, and will always consider my time as a private caterer as one of the greatest times of my life.In 2016 while my catering company was soaring, I decided to do what no one thought I would do... I opened a restaurant! In May 2016, we opened the doors of Glassroots. During the time Glassroots was open, we achieved many wonderful awards and accolades. We won Our London's "Best Restaurant" and "Best Patio" contest, and we were also named "London's Best Kept Dining Secret" by The London Free Press in their 2017 Reader's Choice contest. It was an interesting 16 months to say the least! I had the most wonderful staff, but restaurant life was incredibly different than catering, and very challenging. You can read more about the full story in my best selling book “Salt and Sour.” (Click here to get your copy)After much thought and soul searching, I decided to leave the restaurant world and return to catering. Before doing so, I took a bunch of time off to work on my book, travel and spend time with family, and in Spring 2018, I relaunched Yoda's Kitchen 2.0! I am currently located at 1010 Dundas Street, behind the Booch retail store. You can currently find me at pop ups around the city, monthly cooking classes at Jill's Table, eating lunch at Curley Brew Co, or delivering Little Green Meals around the city. I love partnering with other local businesses, playing with my dog Gnowee, writing poetry and of course, cooking dinner for friends.Website: https://www.letyodacookforyou.com/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit debcrowe.substack.com

Our London based residents Tinto and Suerta are delighting our eardrums with this first instalment of a series called Cassettina Per L’Amore. These tapes are recorded for all the lovers out there in need of the right sonic ambience for their most intimate moments. Here is Vol. 1! Follow Tinto: instagram.com/tintobress mixcloud.com/giovanni-tinto-bress Follow Suerta: instagram.com/suertamusic mixcloud.com/suerta Tracklist: P.Cock - Telephone Song Gwen Guthrie ft. Surface - Save your Love for Me Makers - Don’t Challenge Me Dip in the Pool - On Retinae (West Version) Asha Puthli - Space Talk Lady Wray - Guilty Lili - Gitana Morena Prefab Sprout - Bonny The Rah Band - Perfumed Garden Ramon Pyrme, Jean-Claude Cornely - Vacance Union Matia Bazar - Per Amare Cosa Vuoi Dexter Wansel ft. Terri Wells - The Sweetest Pain Jimmy Whoo ft. Alsy - Bingo Bingo Avant Garde - Everybody’s Lover (Jaz and Party Dad remix) Doc Severinses - I Wanna Be with You

We’re revisiting stops on our recently wrapped 2020 virtual tour in support of our new book, Snacky Tunes: Music is the Main Ingredient, Chefs and Their Music. Our London visit really had us nostalgic for those good ol’ days. Generating that fuzzy warm feeling were a trio of longtime Snacky Tunes pals, Chef Isaac McHale and Daniel Willis, co-owners of the Clove Club, Luca and Two Lights; and musician Al Doyle of Hot Chip and LCD Soundsystem. In addition to reminiscing about past hangs, we talked about the intersection of music and food along with holiday traditions. Snacky Tunes: Music is the Main Ingredient, Chefs and Their Music (Phaidon), is now on shelves at bookstores around the world. It features 77 of the world’s top chefs who share personal stories of how music has been an important, integral force in their lives. The chefs also give personal recipes and curated playlists too. It’s an anthology of memories, meals and mixtapes. Pick up your copy by ordering directly from Phaidon, or by visiting your local independent bookstore. Visit our site, www.snackytunes.com for more info.Snacky Tunes is powered by Simplecast.

Our London correspondent Ella Kemp joins Letterboxd's editor-in-chief Gemma Gracewood to talk about their highlights from the fall festival season. Later they're joined by actor, writer and first-time feature director Cooper Raiff and his Shithouse co-star Dylan Gelula to talk college, crying, comfort films, and Dylan's Letterboxd habits. Films and links mentioned: Synchronic David Byrne's American Utopia Lovers Rock I Carry You With Me Shiva Baby Shithouse Portrait of a Lady on Fire Kajillionaire I Used to Go Here Revenge of the Nerds St Elmo's Fire Right Now, Wrong Then Lost in Translation On the Rocks Vanya on 42nd Street Bridge to Terabithia 13 Going on 30 Wolfwalkers Perfect Blue Millennium Actress Paprika Inside Out It's Such a Beautiful Day The Red Shoes The Umbrellas of Cherbourg The Young Girls of Rochefort The Social Dilemma The work of Jay Duplass. TV shows mentioned: Togetherness, Love on the Spectrum, Normal People (specifically, episode 5). Dylan's podcast, Lecture Hall, with her friend Broti Gupta. This episode recorded in London, Los Angeles and Dunedin and edited by Morgan Avery. Podcast artwork by Ann Davenport. Our theme music is ‘Hitchcock' by The Phoenix Foundation. Our next episode features Wolfwalkers co-director Tomm Moore, and animation fans Kambole Campbell and Toussaint Egan. To be in to win a Pro membership, leave us a voice message about your favorite animated film or sequence of all time.

Our London-based designer, Oliver Munby, joins us to talk about translating the conceptual idea of a brand into the real world. He helped create the overall branding for our new gym and apparel line. Though we didn’t cover it much in the episode, he did a ton of research on our city and our preferences before helping us settle on the look and feel that matched what we had in our heads. Here are some of our questions: Why is architectural design (his original major) such a different discipline? How does the visual design process work? Did being a powerlifter himself help in the process of working with us?” What makes working with creators different than working with corporate types? Keep listening for the special announcement near the end. (Yes, this week too!). You can find Oli at @Munby_ on Instagram. Subscribe for updates about our new gym (Third Street Barbell) and apparel line at 3sb.co! Local memberships and international fresh fits! Hosted by Mike Farr (@silentmikke) and Jim McDonald (@thejimmcd). Produced by Jim McDonald Production assistance by Connor O’Neal @connoroneal. Theme by Aaron Moore. Branding by Joseph Manzo.  

Investec — Our London economics team share their views on macro economic movements during the coronavirus outbreak. Please tune in each week to listen to the latest update in a fast moving situation.

Investec — Our London economics team share their views on macro economic movements during the coronavirus outbreak. Please tune in each week to listen to the latest update in a fast moving situation.

Investec — Our London economics team share their views on macro economic movements during the coronavirus outbreak. Please tune in each week to listen to the latest update in a fast moving situation.

Investec — Our London economics team share their views on macro economic movements during the coronavirus outbreak. Please tune in each week to listen to the latest update in a fast moving situation.

Investec — Our London economics team share their views on macro economic movements during the coronavirus outbreak. Please tune in each week to listen to the latest update in a fast moving situation.

Investec — Our London economics team share their views on macro economic movements during the coronavirus outbreak. Please tune in each week to listen to the latest update in a fast moving situation.

Investec — Our London economics team share their views on macro economic movements during the coronavirus outbreak. Please tune in each week to listen to the latest update in a fast moving situation.

Investec — Our London economics team share their views on macro economic movements during the coronavirus outbreak. Please tune in each week to listen to the latest update in a fast moving situation.

Investec — Our London economics team share their views on macro economic movements during the coronavirus outbreak. Please tune in each week to listen to the latest update in a fast moving situation.

Our London-based authorised funds team discuss some of the issues related to COVID-19 that have arisen in the past two weeks, and provide guidance on how to navigate them.Discover more of the latest legal news and topics discussed by subscribing to the Eversheds Sutherland Legal Insights Podcast Channel.

Our London show on 23rd May has now been finalised. We will be joined by Graham Gold, Davey Asprey, Jak Aggas, Josh Bailey, Black Romeo, Andaya & PHD at Egg London, cant wait for that one. This week we have new tracks from Tom Fall, LTN & Somna, Rub!k & Linney, Drival, Allen Watts, James Dymond, Billy Gillies and we kick of the show with Andy Moors Remix of the AVA 300 track Up in Smoke. www.gxdmusic.com bookings@wearenextgenartists.com Tracklist: “GXD Tune of the Week” 1         Andy Moor, Somna & BLÜ EYES - Up In Smoke (Andy Moor Remix)             2         Somna & LTN - Dreamcatcher                3         Drival feat. Eric Lumiere - Come Home 4         Tom Fall - Guiding Light                      5         M6, Mark Sixma Fade 2 Black (KhoMha Remix)       “GXD Fan Select” 6         Super8 & Tab - Blockchain 7         Sheridan Grout & GXD - Dam      8         Rub!k feat. Linney - Shine 9         Corti Organ, Max Cameron - Blast 10       GXD feat Elle Vee - Voices          11       Kiran M Sajeev - Runes  12       Alex M.O.R.P.H. feat. Cheryl Barnes - Hidden Sun of Serenity              13       Jimmy Chou - Nightfall      14       Jeremy Vancaulart feat. Danyka Nadeau - Hurt (Allen Watts Remix)               15       Sholan - Stand Together (Club Mix) 16       Bryan Kearney - Adrenaline (James Dymond Remix)                17       Allen Watts - GDL “GXD Flashback” 18       Conjure One feat Sinead O'Connor - Tears from the Moon (Billy Gillies Remix)    

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Highlights include:Our London (trip) come down following the Royal Wedding, we talk to both Shaun Micallef and Matt Preston about their competing programs on tonight (and see if we can start a war between them) & Ash’s wife Jodie gets lost in Alabama… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Neil Chivers from LD Communications, as we discuss his newest project, Our London Vodka.  Followed by Peter Dunbar, of the infamous Phoenix Artist Club. Hear how the club has been 'entertaining the entertainers' since the 1980's (and how we stole that line for our show). 00:37 A recap of last week with Nick Zuppar and the Beast London 02:45 Letter of the week 03:22 What the guys have been up to in the mid-season break (mainly arguing about boats) 10:40 This week’s theme and guests 11:40 Neil Chivers joins the guys in the studio 12:10 Neil’s background and LD Communications 13:15 What is Our London 20:00 The roll out, after agreeing to do it 22:03 The learning curve 22:31 Why Vodka? 22:54 The competition (Vodka is the most popular spirit in the world)   25:17 The biggest challenge  26:19 The biggest success 27:00 When can the public go and see Our London  28:23 Who entertains the entertainers? What does Neil do for fun outside of Our London 30:40 Neil's involvement at Hard Rock Calling, with Tina Turner, and the Pink Floyd exhibition at the V&A.  35:19 The social media for Our London 36:04 Goodbye Neil, quick recap and hello Peter from The Phoenix  38:35 Welcome to Peter from the Phoenix Artist Club 39:22 The Phoenix Artist Club and the Phoenix Theatre 43:15 Peter's background in theatre  44:35 Things changing at the club since Peter arrived  46:45 Peter setting up his own company, before being asked to join the club  49:02 What is the Phoenix Artist Club 52:10 The difficulties and obstacles of running the Phoenix  53:35 How the Phoenix is a 'Safe space' in Soho  54:25 The biggest success since Peters tenure  57:30 Peter's favourite West End Shows 1:04:56 The Tim Minchin story  01:10:24 Costs, times and dates  01:11:57 The social media for the Club 01:13:52 Goodbye to Peter, and a recap 01:16:00 This weeks thank you's and Shout About contact details  01:17:00 The Weekly Shout  01:18:40 Award winning outro You can reach the guests here Twitter:@OurLondonVodka Instagram:@OurLondon Facebook:@OurLondonVodka Web: http://ourvodka.com/ourlondon/ Twitter: @PhoenixArtistCb Instagam: @ThePhoenixArtsClub Facebook: @PhoenixArtistClub Web: http://phoenixartistclub.com/ Venues mentioned: Thom Thum – Edinburgh Fringe Kyaking down Regents Canal Zip World London ArcelorMittal Orbit London Reel – Ido Portal movie Our London Roof East Holland Park Magpie restaurant (Soho)  Pigeon  Blixen  Spitalfields Market Pink Floyd exhibition at the V&A Milton Keynes Bowl  Hyde Park Hard Rock Calling  The exorcist at the Phoenix Theatre  Leicester Square Theatre  Our ladies a perpetual sucker  Shit faced Shakesphere     Comedy of a Bank Robbery The Criterion  Matilda Mouse Trap Women in Black Wicked The GOAT Vanity Von Glow Open House London Thames River Festival Mansion House Lancaster House  Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London 

Francois Fillon has emerged as the centre-right contender for the 2017 french presidency. Who is Fillon and what are his views? His broadly Thatcherite views will give Marine la Pen plenty of points of discussion in the the lead up to the election, says Lara Marlowe. Israel always has a vested interest in the outcome of the U.S. presidential election. This time around it would seem they got their preferred outcome with Trump having stated during his campaign that he intends to move the American embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Will the seemingly pro-Israel Trump become a powerful ally or indifferent after victory? Our London editor Denis Staunton reports from Tel Aviv. Since his death Fidel Castro's record has been praised and criticised in equal measure. What is Castro's lasting legacy in Cuba and latin America as whole? Journalist and author of 'The Cubans: Voices for change' Lynn Geldof recalls the 1980s in Cuba, a time when the impoverished country saw economic growth and some the positive effects of the socialist regime.

Ken and Lisa welcome Amir Farahi Executive Director of London Institute and Our London columnist and CJBK's Ryan Spence to the Round Table to talk about Blackberry, Mars and other interesting topics.

Kaydee is our latest guest on The Come Up Show podcast, the Mississauga talks to us about his latest project in two years, Prelude. We started from Kaydee's childhood, where he shares how his love for reading evolved into spoken word poetry and eventually to writing music. He also learned a valuable lesson about paperwork and why you should protect yourself with contracts. On the day we recorded this interview was Redway's birthday and Kaydee shared what he meant to Mississauga and some personal stories from his interactions. There's is so much more discussed in our interview listen below and let me know what you think.Our London show on 4/20 http://bit.ly/1TRwoSJOur Toronto show on 4/28 at the Drake Underground. Subscribe to our newsletter for full details tomorrow bit.ly/tcusnewsletterFollow us on soundcloudiTunes: bit.ly/TCUSiTunesSticher: http://bit.ly/22OIRfvSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thecomeupshow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This focus panel on race and racism was recorded at Foyles, Charing Cross Rd, 23rd March 2016 at the second in the Our London event series in collaboration with Compass and co-hosted by Novara Media. One of the greatest aspects of living in London is its diversity, but at the same time the city is striated by racial politics. In London, as throughout the UK, people from BAME groups have been historically much more likely to be in poverty than white British people, as well as suffer from housing deprivation, homelessness and inferior access to healthcare and education. Meanwhile, racist violence is on the rise, with state racisms against ‘Muslimness’, an institutionally racist police and the ‘extreme centre’ of the British political elite enforcing tensions between race, class and nation in a context of increasing immigration and numerous global crises. In response to all of this, Novara Media, Verso and Compass will be co-hosting a panel that focuses on living in London and some of the intersecting oppressions that increasingly define it. Novara Media's Aaron Bastani chairs the panel and is joined by Jumanah Younis of Sisters Uncut, Ash Sarkar, also from Novara Media, Liz Fekete, Director of the Institute of Race Relations and author of the forthcoming Fault Lines (Verso, 2017)and activist and academic Adam Elliott-Cooper. We remember those who died in police custody and ask: What does it mean to call London a multicultural – or even a post-racial – city in the context of neoliberalism? What is the relationship between race and class in the city in 2016 and how should mayoral candidates be responding to these issues?

Our first story out of maDCap London: Born out of a secret shindig held at the top of an industrial tower block overlooking east London, Digital City parties weld contemporary electronic beats and backroom party vibes with quality visuals and the freshest short films and animations. Our London arts correspondent Chris Winstanley chats with Digital City's Harry Walker about how it all began. Upcoming events... April 24: A Decade of Digital City presents: @funkdvoid, @felix-dickinson, & @echaskech at Bussey Building For tix: http://bit.ly/1HhBdvw http://www.digitalcity.org.uk/

Our first story out of maDCap London: Born out of a secret shindig held at the top of an industrial tower block overlooking east London, Digital City parties weld contemporary electronic beats and backroom party vibes with quality visuals and the freshest short films and animations. Our London arts correspondent Chris Winstanley chats with Digital City's Harry Walker about how it all began. Upcoming events... April 24: A Decade of Digital City presents: @funkdvoid, @felix-dickinson, & @echaskech at Bussey Building For tix: http://bit.ly/1HhBdvw http://www.digitalcity.org.uk/

We celebrate all things paternal on this episode with the help of stand-up comedian Kent Valentine, plus a special cameo by Ellie's dad. Kent reveals his strategies for coping with three children under the age of five. There's a chat about meditation, and Helen reveals some strong opinions about Russell Brand. Then it's time for a new section, the pretty self-explanatory Dad Jokes, followed by the return of an old favourite with a new twist - it's Manbag Surprise! And of course we round off with some Scummy Mummy Confessions. Kent probably won't be letting his children listen to this bit. **NEWSFLASH** We're shortly launching a new monthly show at The Hob in Forest Hill! Come and see us live on Wednesday 24 September, then 29 October, 26 November and 17 December. Every show will be different, with brand new songs, sketches and silliness. And each one will feature brilliant stand-up from top comedians who have been on telly and everything. Tickets are just a fiver from We Got Tickets. Our London shows often sell out so get yours now! Check out Kent's website for more from him or follow him on Twitter: @kentvalentine. The mindfulness meditation app we discuss is called headspace. There's more information about transcendental meditation over at tm.org, and it's well worth reading the Seinfeld-Baldwin chat. We're on Twitter too: @scummymummies. We love getting reviews on iTunes and reading your Scummy Mummy Confessions - please send in via Facebook or email scummymummiespodcast@gmail.com. Thanks for listening!   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We have a rather special episode this week as we invite Jamie Blanco to put together a live set, consisting entirely of his own material. Jamie came to our attention through his retrospective, yet entirely modern sound on labels like Tusk Wax and London Housing Trust. His live set has taken him to perform recent shows at Renate in Berlin, and Bad Passion in London. Using Ableton with a controller, sending his tracks through an analogue space echo, loop station and Moog filter and playing live acid basslines on his 303, Jamie's aim is to retain a live feel throughout his sets. Our London followers should check him out playing alongside Andre Lodemann in Shoreditch on December 12th. Look out for new releases coming early next year on Cynic, Disco Bloodbath and again on London Housing Trust, some of which you can hear in the set. http://soundcloud.com/jamieblanco

Episode #64 - London, England - 4/19/11 Keith Smith the "Crusader Raider" visits Oakland annually to see his favorite American football team the Oakland Raiders play. This April 2011 my wife Lisa and I (Randy) were fortunate enough to be able to visit Keith in his home town of London. Keith and Big Dave Chapman (also a die-hard Raiders fan) showed us a great time for the four days we were there. In the first part of the video, Keith chatted with fellow English Raider fans Raider Nik and Big Dave Chapman. We also had the opportunity to attend an "English Football" game featuring Keith and Dave's favorite English football team, Leyton Orient. We had a great time, even getting to go into the team locker room prior to the game. We were shaking hands with the team and chatting with them as the coach came in to give them their final plans for the game. We show you some video of Keith interviewing a few Raider fans inside the stadium just before the start of the game. Keith chats with Adam, Les, Keith's daughter Kellie and Big Dave's brother Richard. After Leyton Orient won this match by a score of 2 to 1, we had a great time having a few drinks in the Leyton Orient "Supporters Club"...even the team captain had a pint with us! He agreed to become a member of the Raider Nation, so we'll be getting some Raiders gear over to him. Our London adventure will be continued on our next videocast, Episode #65, where we will have more interviews with English Raider fans and continue the postgame celebration. Raider Nation Podcast YouTube page: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=RaiderNationPodcast Subscribe to Raider Nation Podcast and Raider Nation Videocast (free) in iTunes Listen to our audio podcast (Raider Nation Podcast) year round. Call our toll-free voicemail line (The Boneline) and get on our podcast: 1-800-620-7181 http://www.raidernationpodcast.com (join our forum and leave your comments) http://www.raidernationvideocast.com (watch all of our videos) Our videos are normally hosted by Raider Greg. This one was hosted by "Crusader Raider" Keith Smith. Thanks Keith (and Dave...and all of our new English family) for everything! Filmed in HD

BeerCast #46 – Mexican Mariachi – Arrrrrriiiiba! Our London crew get together to sample some Mexican beer. Is there anything for the beer lover that comes from Mexico? Our crack panel of experts consider this, along with many other issues. On the bumper panel today are Andy, Jess, Marc, Francis, Nick and Andrew 1. Pacifico (4.5%) 2. Dos Equis XX Amber (4.5%) 3. Negra Modelo (5.4%) www.thebeercast.com thebeercast@gmail.com @thebeercast The post BeerCast #46 – Mexican Mariachi appeared first on The BeerCast.

BeerCast #41 – Pick n’ Mix (2). Our London panel return with another rollercoaster pick and mix surprise podcast episode – join Andy, Jess, Andrew and Nick for all kinds of rambling discourse – some of it even on the subject of beer… 1. Peter Scholey’s Organic English Beer (4.1%) 2. Black Sheep Riggwelter (5.7%) 3. Little Creatures Pale Ale (5.1%) 4. Gale’s Seafarer’s Ale (3.6%) www.thebeercast.com thebeercast@gmail.com @thebeercast The post BeerCast #41 – Pic n Mix (Pt 2) appeared first on The BeerCast.

BeerCast #35 – Not just any BeerCast. Our London panel take to the airwaves once again, having sourced some of the ‘own brand’ ales from Marks & Spencer. Brewed by some of the top producers in the country, these are badged as M&S ales and sold all over the country. Joining Andy and Jess are BeerCast first timers Nick and Kat. Unfortunately for an anchor, Andy was a touch far from the mic – but he is there! 1. M&S Buckinghamshire Ale (4.6%) 2. M&S Cornish IPA (5.0%) 3. M&S Yorkshire Bitter (4.6%) 4. M&S Organic Ale (6.0%) www.thebeercast.com thebeercast@gmail.com @thebeercast The post BeerCast #35 – Not just any BeerCast… appeared first on The BeerCast.

BeerCast #32 – The Unrecorded. Our London-based BeerCasters Andy and Jess have a life outsider beer (unlike some of us) - they are also in a band called The Unrecorded. For our latest podcast they invited the other members of the band round for a random beer selection. Stay tuned for discussions on pork pies, Vitamin C tablets and egg filters… 1. Belvoir Melton Red (4.3%) 2. Young’s Kew Gold (4.8%) 3. Wood’s Hopping Mad (4.7%) 4. Sam Smith’s Organic Best (5.0%) 5. Harvey’s Tom Paine Ale (5.5%) www.thebeercast.com thebeercast@gmail.com @thebeercast The post BeerCast #32 – The Unrecorded appeared first on The BeerCast.

BeerCast #29 – London BOTY Extra. Our London panel couldn’t make it to Edinburgh for our recent Beer of the Year show – but they could get hold of the beer. So our 29th BeerCast podcast is our 2008 BOTY show, take two. There is a slight difference however as Theakston Double Century doesn’t make it to London – so a local replacement was found at the last minute. On the panel today - Andy, Jess and debutant Francis. 1. Theakston XB (4.5%) 2. Hop Back Summer Lightning (5.0%) 3. BrewDog Hardcore IPA (9.0%) 4. Ridgeway Blue (5.0%) www.thebeercast.com thebeercast@gmail.com @thebeercast The post BeerCast #29 – London BOTY extra appeared first on The BeerCast.

THIS WEEK: Reviews, reviews, reviews!!! Our London correspondents Ben Tanner and Christian Kuras make their fabulous debut and review the UK version of "Universal Experience: Art, Life, and the Tourist's Eye," which began its life on this earth at our very own MCA. Brian Andrews, our West Coast rep, is back to tell us what is wrong with the art scene in San Francisco. Duncan and Richard review "On the Scene: Jessica Rowe, Jason Salavon, Brian Ulrich," and then they check out The Museum of Contemporary Photography's new shows "Jeffrey A. Wolin: Inconvenient Stories" and "Stages of Memory: The War in Vietnam." And if THAT weren't enough, Duncan and Richard argue about whether or not Rodney Graham is full of BS after sitting through his lecture. The last song in this week's show goes out from Richard to Scott Speh.On the Scene: Jessica Rowe, Jason Salavon, Brian Ulrich The Museum of Contemporary Photography Rodney Graham Universal ExperienceSF links are to follow. NEXT WEEK: We lied last week. THIS COMING WEEK, we will chat with our West Coast correspondent Brian Andrews and Britton Bertran from Gallery 40000. We'll do some other stuff too, who knows! Soon our New York City reporter, the lovely and talented Cassie Thornton, will check in with her first report, maybe next week. REAL SOON: Duncan and Richard save the holidays! We have put together a wacky collection of funny and non-funny holiday songs. Hate the holidays? I know I do, so we'll make sure you are filled with the milk of human kindness by these jolly little ditties. Also we would like to throw out an open call to anyone who has funny Hanukah and/or Kwanza songs. Let us know--there is a serious lack of said genre of songs, and we'd love to give equal time.

Our London correspondent and host of the EPL Show, Billi Bhatti, gives an insight into what really goes on at the London games, talks how English fans react to the NFL London games and why he finds the whole thing bizarre. He also breaks down the Jags vs Eagles, talks about a potential London franchise and closes out with a Lock/Dog/Tease. For the latest from the Sports Gambling Podcast Network(SGPN) please follow us on twitter @theSGPNetwork and subscribe on iTunes(https://subscribe.thesgpn.com). Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands