Podcast appearances and mentions of paul clifton

Send us a textIn this episode I talk with Paul Clifton from the Window Sales Lab about his fenestration journey.https://m.windowinstallersaleslab.co.uk/about_us

Lara and Paul talk to Paul Clifton about his new poetry collection ‘1988, a poetic diary of a Wrexham author'. They chat about the creative process, how do poems emerge and reach their final form and Paul reads some of his work. If you would like to buy Paul's work go here https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/Paul-Clifton/author/B006VE1EFO?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true Paul and Lara also mention ‘Les Miserables' by Victor Hugo and ‘Strands' by Jean Sprackland

People's retirement journeys are changing amid high inflation, higher interest rates, and a chancellor keen on getting more people back into work. In this episode of the FTAdviser In Focus podcast we chat to Paul Clifton from Arbuthnot Latham, and Alexander McGregor from SimplyBiz, about why annuities may make a comeback. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join your host, Ross Leppala, and special guest Paul Clifton as he shares his story of a traumatized childhood that kept happiness at bay for him for many years. It was until many years later that Paul had the realization that he wasn't happy even with all the good things that were happening in his life. Still carrying with him those open wounds from his youth, Paul sought therapy to help mend those wounds and find a happier more joy-filled version of himself. The Belonging Blueprint Connect with special guest Paul Clifton! Instagram: paulcliftonart Connect with your host Ross Leppala! Instagram: ross.leppala Facebook: Ross Leppala Email: theakleprechaun@gmail.com Intro and Outro music credits: "Lost in the Woods" by Gaelynn Lea from the album "Learning How to Stay" Gaelynn Lea: Violin, Vocals Dave Mehling: Guitars, Keyboards, Organ & Auxiliary Percussion Al Church: Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Piano & Auxiliary Percussion Martin Dosh: Drums Andrew Foreman: Electric Bass Haley McCallum: Vocal Harmony

Someone has called Glyn and Paul the Whitehouse and Mortimer of the podcast world but with more sheep. We're not sure if that was meant as a compliment but we'll take it. We just need to decide which one of us is Paul Whitehouse and which one is Bob Mortimer. Before getting on to the main subject we discuss the last two weeks in the world of Hidden Wiltshire. It was the final Hidden Wiltshire/Wiltshire Museum guided walk recently which took us to Fyfield Down where we led a sell out six mile tour that included the Devil's Den, the Valley of the Stones, the Polisher Stone and the Toad Stone. A superb walk marred only by the fact that one of the guest's car was broken into at the Manton House car park. Beware if you park here and don't leave valuables in your car. The guided walks have been so successful that we're going to plan some more. Regular contributor and podcast guest Steve Dewey has posted a new blog about Nine Mile River. It's neither nine miles in length, nor a river for part its length at the moment! As we've come to expect from Steve the blog is thoroughly well researched with beautiful photographs and packed with little known facts. You'll find a link to Steve's blog below. We've also been filming our first video podcast (is that a VLOG?) around the Pewsey Vale, assisted by Glyn's son Rohan and Paul's son Adam. The star of the show was David Carson, whose family has farmed in the area since the 1880s. This has been a long time in the planning. Recording video as well as audio on location is a whole different ballgame. Glyn has a lot of editing to do but mercifully we were blessed with beautiful weather. On the video front, Paul recently posted a short 30 second video on the Facebook Page and Group of the location for the 19th century hamlet of Down Barn Cottages on Maddington Down near Shrewton. But his video was trumped by Hidden Wiltshire follower and contributor BBC South Today's Paul Clifton, who recorded a 2:20 film at and around this location for the BBC earlier this year. Paul Clifton is a friend and neighbour of Paul's and they both spend a lot of time walking the same part of Salisbury Plain, sometimes together! Apart from filming at the site of Down Barn Cottages Paul Clifton also filmed his walk along some of the hollow ways that radiate out from Shrewton. The BBC finally aired his film on 21 September and Paul kindly gave us permission to use it. You'll find it on the Facebook Page and the Closed Facebook Group for members. It's a lovely short film and well worth watching. You'll also find it on the Hidden Wiltshire YouTube channel which we'll be making greater use of in future. You'll find a link below. We then moved onto this episode's main subject, a previous Hidden Wiltshire/Wiltshire Museum walk to Erlestoke Wood and the 1917 Field. You can follow the walk using the link below. The walk starts in the village of Erlestoke itself. The village has connections with the Special Operations Executive, the secret British organisation that was active during the Second World War. In the graveyard next to the car park where the walk began is the gravestone of Marie Louise Huntley Walker who died in 1980 and who was a member of the French Resistance. Surely a nod to Erlestoke's SOE activities? From Erlestoke village the walk climbs the steep slopes through Erlestoke Wood up to the Plains. The woods and lakes appear to have been created by the new owner of the manor John Smith in the 1780s. He enclosed the common land, turfed off the villagers and relocated the village to its current location in order that he could create a landscape for the enjoyment of him and his family. Nice. The walk then takes us through the woods parallel to Coulston Hollow before joining the Imber Ranger Perimeter Path. After a stretch along the track we come to open fields with views across the Imber Range. And there, in the middle distance, is the famous Lollipop Tree that features in the closing scene of the film “1917”. With no sign of the huge film set built here, we headed down to Cheverell Hill Farm before returning to Erlestoke via Hill Wood. A thoroughly enjoyable, and at times lung busting walk which will be very muddy if you attempt it in the winter. Then on to the wrap up: Steve Dixon's piece leading into the discussion about the walk is entitled “When Swallows Rise”. As ever the piece in the introduction and at the end of the podcast is entitled “The Holloway”. Don't forget to subscribe to the Hidden Wiltshire Newsletter from the website. Thanks again to the ever-patient Tim Kington at TKC Sales, the UK distributors of Lowa walking boots and shoes, and for the 20% discount on their products to Hidden Wiltshire podcast listeners. Listen to the show for the discount code. It can't last forever! You'll find a link to Lowa Boots' website below. And finally, help us keep the lights on by heading to the Hidden Wiltshire Online shop. Link below. Links: You can find Steve Dewey's blog about Nine Mile River here Nine Mile River - Steve Dewey Paul Clifton's short film for the BBC about Down Barn Cottages can be found on the Hiddden Wiltshire YouTube channel here Paul Clifton BBC Film - Down Barn Cottages To follow the walk in this episode click on this link Erlestoke Wood and the 1917 Field Glyn's photographs can be seen of course on this website and on his Instagram feed @coy_cloud Paul's photography can be found on his website at Paul Timlett Photography and on Instagram at @tragicyclist Steve Dixon's sound art can be found on Soundcloud where his username is River and Rail Steve Dixon River and Rail. His photographs can be found on Instagram at @stevedixon_creative and his graphic design business website is at Steve Dixon Creative You can find Lowa Boots UK at Lowa Boots UK And finally you'll find the Hidden Wiltshire online shop here Hidden Wiltshire Shop

Co-host Paul Clifton and Cristina Del Hoyo were married July 2019 and have since had significant experiences together as an interracial and intercultural couple.In this episode we get to hear about first impressions upon meeting, racism in Spain versus U.S., and stories about their experiences as an interracial couple.Tune in and enjoy this engaging conversation from “Team Fly” a super fly couple of the MixdGen Family.Thank you for listening and sharing our stories with the world.Please enjoy this podcast, rate, and subscribe.Yours Truly,- The MixdGen Team -Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mixdgen)

We at The Web are taking time to listen to Black voices, and we welcome you to do the same. Links to podcasts by BIPOC creators we recommend in this (mini) episode — Hoodrat to Headwrap hosted by Erica Hart and Ebony Donnley. How to Survive the End of the World hosted by Autumn Brown and adrienne maree brown. Finding Fred hosted by Carvell Wallace. Closer Than They Appear hosted by Carvell Wallace. Still Processing hosted by Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris. MixdGen hosted by Kimberly Ming and Paul Clifton. Bone Hill Episodes 1&2 of Family Ghosts featuring musician and activist Martha Redbone. Yo Is This Racist hosted by Tawny Newsome and Andrew Ti. Beautiful episode art by John Martin. Find more of Mr. Martin's art at the magical Creativegrowth.org

The Black (ex)Mormon: Co-Host Paul Clifton"I've changed a lot because I don't really care anymore about that. Because I know who I am I know I'm a Black male who's mixed. You know? But that the value I have is what I do. Being an educator. Advocating for immigrant families. The stuff I am trying to build in my community is greater than talking white."Paul Clifton is the co-host and editor of the MixdGen Podcast. He shares with us his family's background starting with his father's experience as a sharecropper picking cotton in Alabama in the segregated south of the Unites States. On his mother's side he shares his mother's history as Mormon pioneers from Ireland.In this episode we get a deeper understanding to the intricacies of Mormon culture in Utah, the racial dynamics and demographics of Utah which is 1.1% African American, and hear how Paul developed his racial identity growing up and how it's changed over the years.Thank you for listening and sharing our stories with the world.Please enjoy this podcast, rate, and subscribe.Yours Truly,- The MixdGen Team -

Mr. Chin!? Mr. Lee?! Mr. Wong!?: Gavin Goodall“I grew up in Jamaica, in Kingston and in Jamaica 96% or 98% of people are Black. And so even though I am mixed Black and Chinese I identified as Chinese, because that is what told me...Like, people that didn't know me would say 'Hey, what's up Mr. Chin, Mr. Lee, Mr. Wong.'” Gavin Goodall grew up with two mixed parents of Jamaican-Chinese decent. In this episode Gavin dives into his experiences as a MIXD person which includes the immigrant experience and learning overtime how racial identity and oppression has impacted our African American/Black American family differently. Topics from cultural differences, feeling a sense of belonging, searching for who to identify with, confronting stereotypes, immigrant perspectives, and relationships are all topics that we touch on today.Please enjoy this podcast, rate, and subscribe.Yours Truly,- The MixdGen Team -

African born in America: Benzel Jimmerson (@benzeljimmerson)“I don’t disassociate because there is a gift in all people. I’m not rejective of that side I just have chosen to understand it, understand the mentalities, and be able to utilize that understanding as a gift to the people I identify with."Benzel Jimmerson, Owner of Diversity Dynamics and Chair of the Economic Development Committee for NAACP Colorado Chapter, describes his experiences of being MIXD. From black cowboy to hip hop, Benzel highlights his experiences of accessing two different worlds. One of whiteness from his Irish and German mother and as an African born in America from his father’s side. Join us on a unique journey into Benzel’s life as a MIXD male and a glimpse of what has lead him to fuel his current life work today.To view "The Mixed Bill of Rights" by Maria Roots as mentioned at the end of this episode go to our instagram page.Please enjoy this podcast, rate, and subscribe. Yours Truly,- The MixdGen Team -

The LatinAsian: Kimberly Ming (@kimberly.ming)“I wouldn’t be sharing my story if I didn’t think I that I could help other families dialogue and break the ice and learn.”Kimberly Ming, founder of MixdGen and creator of Youtube video “The LatinAsian: A Chinese and Puerto Rican Woman” has had personal struggles and celebrations within her identity of being MIXD. This podcast has been one of her dreams since she realized the lack of narratives for and by mixed race, multicultural, and interracial families and friends. In this episode we hear from her as she breaks down the constructs of race and ethnicity in an open conversation about her life growing up in a predominantly white community in Fort Collins, Colorado with Chinese and Puerto Rican parents. She talks about her hopes for the podcast with hints that this is only the beginning of a journey ahead, because the world is mixing.Please enjoy this podcast, rate, and subscribe.Yours Truly,- The MixdGen Team -

On this episode of the podcast James, Mara, and Kimberly sit down with Paul Clifton, a 6th grade teacher from Denver, Colorado’s McGlone Academy and the man behind a student-led podcast, The Voice of Montbello. The Voice of Montbello has had interviews with figures such as American rapper Oddisee and Black Lives Matter 5280's Christina XLimit, to sharing stories from their own families. In this diverse community of Denver, Paul is empowering his students to use their voice to talk about their own lived experiences as they explore topics of racism, police brutality, immigration, and more. The Voice of Montbello: https://soundcloud.com/paul-clifton-635298184 Visit our website: www.projectava.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/ProjectAva Twitter: @projectavaorg

Show Notes In today’s episode you get to eaves-drop on Rob interviewing Paul Clifton the go to Sales and Business growth specialist to the home improvement industry. Paul is the author of an underground classic and best-selling book entitled “What Master Salesmen Know That Average Salesmen Don’t” A book that has been exchanging hands for as much as £1600 pounds recently before he republished the book on Amazon, as it’s officially out of print. Get your pens and paper poised as Paul shares his highs and lows of his personal entrepreneurial journey, from not one but 4 different industries he has been successful in with an 80% conversion rate from presentation to close in selling, earning him millions… As you will discover Paul has a thing about number’s psychology and sales.   Also in the show Here’s just a few things you learn; Discover why Paul thinks many accountants are a hindrance to business growth and in some cases accelerate the demise of many SME (specifically those who take dividends) Listen to how Paul life was transformed when he became a master salesman going from skint 18 year old teenager to earning £2k per week and driving a Porsche by the age of 20. Paul explains how he was virtually mentored by 3 people that shaped his career one of whom we have already interviewed on this podcast and you need to do exactly the same thing even if you don’t agree with all their teachings. Paul shares his paint by number framework  for building  a large property portfolio with no money down which  at  its height was acquiring and selling 120  proprieties per month (This systematically ingenious). This guy is a nonchalant systematic Businesses consultant. Hit play now to get even more elevating knowledge to soar you to higher heights of productivity and profitability. Success Quote The Numbers have to be right Recommend Resources The e-Myth by Michael Gerber What Master Salesmen Know That Average Salesmen Don’t!: Includes Techniques from Some of the Country’s Top In-home Salesmen by Paul Clifton Connect Web – www.windowinstallersaleslab.co.uk LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/pub/paul-clifton/66/910/5b1

Angel Baby and her man Dick Blackburn blast out with hot biscuits of desirable and dangerous dames, flipped foreign covers, righteous rockers, jungle wild men, guys declaring where they're at and one down home animal dancer. Every spin a certified win! Wild, Wild Woman – Steve Wright and The Lin-Airs – Lin / Little Woman–Twist – Ricky Morvan and The Fens – Luna / Pretty Little Woman – Frank Triolo with The Shipmates Orch. – Flagship / Warning – The Humans – Audition / Tiger – Little Joe Allen and The Off Beats – MCM / Help – Paul Clifton – Combo / Twenty Flight Rock – Vince Taylor et ses Play-Boys – Barclay / Jenny Jenny – Dickie Loader and The Blue Jeans – Parlophone / He, Pssst…! (Jack the Ripper) – Aart Brouwer met Johnny and His Cellar Rockers – Philips / That’s Allright – Billy Lyons – Candix / That’s Alright With Me – Louis Payne Orchestra, Vocal by Bonnie Buckner & Danny (Run Joe) Taylor) – Saxony / Well It’s Alright – The Impossibles – Pellegrino / Wild Man – The Three G’s – Columbia / She Drives Me Ape – The Play-Mates (Recorded live at Westcotts Club) – Century / Wild Boy – Rocky Holman, Mort Wise & The Wisemen – Sierra / I’m Ready – Rudy Ray Moore with The Raytones – Cash / I’m Grounded – The Minimum Daily Requirements – Tower / I’m Satisfied – Sidney Barnes – Gemini / See The Monkey Ride The Mule – The Nite-Caps – Way Out

Hhn Vineyards is one of the top California wine producers. Paul Clifton/Wine Maker for Hahn will be on tonite to discuss his wines, the history of Hahn and answer your questions. Wine Talk with Stu The Wine Guru is a certified worldwide radio sensation. This is the best wine radio show on The Planet! Check Stu's webpage for upcoming guests at www.stuthewineguru.com. Follow Stu The Wine Guru on Twitter, just type in: stuthewineguru and tweet Stu. Have a wine question for Stu or his guest? email it to him at info@stuthewineguru.com, or Tweet it to @stuthewineguru and add #stwg at the end of your question, or call into the show at 1-646-381-4860 and join in something big!.