Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Morrison

The government is due on Tuesday to set out its plans to make cuts to the welfare system. One of the benefits targeted for £5bn worth of savings is the key disability benefit - Personal Independence Payments (PIP).   Health Secretary Wes Streeting has told Sky News 1,000 people a day apply for PIP, but pressure from Labour's backbenchers could see plans to reform the benefit watered down.   On today's Sky News Daily, Niall Paterson speaks to Paul Morrison, a benefits expert and policy adviser for the Methodist Church, on how PIP works and who is eligible. Political correspondent Liz Bates explains the challenges of reforming PIP. Podcast producers: Natalie Ktena & Rosie GillottEditor: Wendy Parker

We follow Paul Morrison as he takes us through an early-season Wyoming whitetail hunt. Paul learns sometimes things don't go as planned in the field. Watch how he adjusts, overcomes, and makes a tough call in the Wyoming heat!

In this episode of Bowhunt or Die, Clinton Fawcett, guided by Dustin Decroo and Paul Morrison, heads out on a mule deer hunt in the rugged terrains of Wyoming. Clinton takes us through a journey of persistence as he navigates a series of failed attempts and narrow misses. Despite setbacks, Clinton remains focused and determined to secure his first-ever mule deer. Come along for the ride as we share the highs and lows of this exciting hunt.

Fathers Day 2024 - Six Stages of Manhood. Message by Adam Meredith and Paul Morrison at The Red Door Community Church.

Paul Morrison and Cory Wilson join the podcast to talk about ecclesial theology and an exciting new degree program at Emmaus Theological Seminary. In partnership with the CPT, Emmaus is launching a ThD in Ecclesial Theology which will provide pastors and church leaders with academically rigorous training informed by an understanding of theology in service of the church. What is a ThD in Ecclesial Theology? Why the focus on church-based theological education? How does rigorous theological training serve the church? All this and more on this latest episode!

"Why would anyone buy a travel magazine? They can get a free brochure from a holiday company."  Wanderlust founding editor Lyn Hughes recalls this reaction from a magazine retailer when she pitched her idea in 1993. But she and her partner, Paul Morrison, decided to forge ahead anyways with their idea for a down-to-earth, exploration-focused travel magazine - and they never looked back.  Over the past 30 years, Wanderlust has become the most trusted name in travel when it comes to exploring the world in a way that is culturally conscious, hungry for adventure, and always seeking to explore the road less travelled. Wanderlust has taken its readers to the most remote edges of the planet, as well as to little-known corners tucked within some of its biggest and brightest cities. And one thing is for sure - they're just getting started.  In today's episode, listen as both Lyn and Wanderlust CEO George Kipouros share with host Aaron Millar their many stories from the magazine's founding - as well as where it's heading next.  Find more of Wanderlust and subscribe at wanderlustmagazine.com. Wanderlust: Off the Page is produced by Armchair Productions, the audio experts for the travel industry. Find more at armchair-productions.com.

Paul Morrison travels back home to Ohio to hunt the farm where his Bowhunt or Die journey began!

Our Special Guest this week is Paul Morrison, Chief Executive at the Planning Inspectorate. Latest News Updates Decision of the High Court dated 6 September 2023 in R(oao Fiske) v Test Valley Borough Council & Woodington Solar Ltd [2023] EWHC 2221 (Admin) quashing a decision under section 73 to grant a permission varying conditions in respect of an earlier permission for a solar farm, including panels and a 33kV substation because the permission was outside the scope of s73 due to conflicts with the operative wording of the original permission, contrary to Finney. Decision of the Minister for Housing & Planning dated 11th September 2023, allowing LS Easton Park Development Ltd's appeal against the refusal by Uttlesford DC of permission on land at Dunmow, Essex, for between 1,000 and 1,200 dwellings & up to 21,500 sqm of development in C2, Class E & F on unallocated open countryside. Issues around BMV agricultural land, impacts on heritage, transport and landscape. Tilted balance engaged, no 5 yr HLS. Decision of an inspector dated 13 September 2023 dismissing Leverhulme Estates Ltd's seven appeals for outline planning permission against the refusals of permission by Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council for various C3 housing of between 15 and 290 dwellings in various locations all in the Green Belt in the context of an emerging local plan submitted for examination in October 2022 alleged by the Appellant to be flawed. Appellant also maintained no 5 yr HLS although Council disagreed. No VSC found.

The IRMAA, or Medicare income-related monthly adjustment amount, is a bit of a missed opportunity for many financial advisors. We've got special guests Dan McGrath and Paul Morrison with us today to talk about what you may be overlooking about IRMAA planning. For those of you who are new to my blog, my name is … What everyone is missing about IRMAA planning [dramatic reveal] Read More » The post What everyone is missing about IRMAA planning [dramatic reveal] appeared first on Sara Grillo.

This year, the Toronto Jewish Film Festival honours the great Paul Morrison, director of such classic films as WONDROUS OBLIVION and SOLOMON AND GAENOR. Throughout his career, Morrison has offered a unique window into Jewish life in multicultural Britain. In this 1on1, we speak to Morrison about the relationship between psychotherapy and filmmaking, the burden of shame and the hindrance of history.

As a couple, Anne and David Morrison, 71, did everything together, living life their way, never letting obstacles stand in the way.But their plans to retire to Australia were never realised after David was hospitalised with Covid 19 in early 2020. Worried sick about her husband, Anne, who had received the all-clear from cancer a year earlier, died at home from sudden death on April 7. On hearing he'd lost his lifelong partner, David died from a Covid-induced heart attack 10 hours later. In this episode, their only son Paul Morrison bravely tells how he struggled to fill the void left behind by his parents, battling feelings of guilt, anxiety, and reliving torturous moments from the past. In an inspiring story of redemption, Paul describes how he brought himself back from the brink, recovering from a year-long illness, quitting alcohol, and embracing exercise in order to: “find the new version of me…I am doing it for my parents…and I will get there.”Credit Snow Patrol, Chasing Cars. Created, produced, and hosted by Karen Rice, the Stolen Goodbyes podcast won gold in the fiercely competitive Best Lockdown category of the British Podcast Award 2021.Stolen Goodbyes is described as: "outstanding ethical and trauma-informed journalism. Karen Rice manages to capture a historic event in real-time by listening with empathy. Future generations will listen to this podcast and know what it felt like to live through this pandemic." Dart Centre for Journalism and Trauma.Please listen to, review, and share this podcast with your network, it really helps!If you would like to make a donation (no matter how small) to the running costs of this passion project, please visit: https://karen-rice.com/podcast/ or http://bit.ly/3kMSKLgYou can follow Karen on Twitter @Ricekmc and Stolen Goodbyes on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3ITXSFC Facebook: https://bit.ly/3kGGwnG and Youtube: http://bit.ly/3Yq0jW5Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/stolen-goodbyes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is with Paul Morrison, the civil servant who ran the “Homes for Ukraine” refugee housing programme. As you would expect, it is a fascinating story of collaboration and trust between central government, local government, the third sector and communities. Before this Paul had also led the Syrian refugee rehousing programme and he describes how he was able to bring to bear the lessons learned and the network he built up during that crisis to deal with the more extreme (in terms of speed and numbers) Ukrainian crisis. Paul is multi-talented to say the least, so there are multiple dimensions to this conversation. He is now the Chief Executive of The Planning Inspectorate and part of our discussion is about helping listeners understand the context of the often very political public discourse on the number of houses we are building in the UK. Finally, Paul is also a driving force of a group of radically minded public servants who gather to discuss public service reform and particularly how to break down barriers between departments and service areas and also between the public, private and third sector. It's a fascinating group and I have been lucky enough to participate in some of the sessions.

Does being assigned to a heavy rescue as your primary company require a different mindset? We brought in Lt. Paul Morrison from the Cambridge Fire Department to answer that question. Before we get into the full description make sure you grab your tickets to teh Spring Thaw! We will have Chief Ikels, Capt. DesRuisseaux, Chief Nardelli, and Lt Ray McCormack all together to put on a great day of lectures and brother/sisterhood! We will cover leadership, fireground survival, large scale incidfent, and engine company operations. Lunch and dinner are covered in the ticket. Garb a ticket here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/518991386207 Lt Paul Morrison is a 3rd generation Firefighter with 24 years on the job. His family has served Boston and the metro Boston area continuously since 1945. His 24 years in the fire service was preceded by working in EMS as an EMT and then a paramedic for a total of 5 years. He was initially hired by Hingham FD in 1998 and then eventually hired by Cambridge in 2004 and assigned to the new Squad company. He was transferred to Rescue 1 in 2010 where he stayed until he was promoted in 2020. He made his way back to The Rescue as the Lt of group 2 in 2022. Listen in as Lt. Morrison goes through his career which includes many interesting opportunities and "firsts" within his departments. Paul is also an instructor for the Mass Fire Academy in technical rescue and recruit, he is a tech rescue instructor for UASI (urban area security initiative), as well as an instructor for the Barnstable county fire and rescue training academy where he developed doctrine for their forcible entry program. Paul shares with us how he got on this path of training and instructing through his career. We also talk through the roles and responsibilities od being assigned to a heavy rescue. The day to day work, and the mindset that goes with operating that company. Finally, we give a shoutout to Allentown, Pa for their trench rescue. The rescue happened back in January of this year. You can watch the shout out specifically that we aired last month here: https://youtu.be/mr6IiwMGN34 Paul walks us through the technical aspects of performing a trench rescue and is insightful as to just how skilled the rescuers in Allentown were. Thanks for joining us as we get season 3 rolling. Stay tuned every other Saturday for a new episode. Subscribe here -- https://www.youtube.com/c/jobtlks?sub_confirmation=1 https://linktr.ee/jobtlks to find our upcoming events, merchandise, & web site Please follow us on FB and Instagram, & make sure you're subscribed to our YouTube Channel. As always, Thank you for your continued support. We couldn't do this without you. Make sure you tune in every Saturday at noon for a new episode! https://www.youtube.com/jobtlks https://www.instagram.com/jobtlks https://www.tiktok.com/jobtlks #technicalrescue #heavyrescue #firefighter #techrescue #JobTlksPodcast #firetraining #firedepartmentlife #culture #femalefirefighter #firedept #fireman #firefighters #firefighter #firefighting #technicalrescue #firehouse #femalefirefighter #firedept #iaff #medic #hazmat #firerescue #firefighterfitness #fire #training #culture #tactics #podcast #firefighterpodcast #JobTlks #fireground #firehouseculture #fire #tactics #allhazards #cambridge #cambridgefire #cambridgemass #cambridgema #trenchrescue #shoutout #fireofficer #firedept #leadership #leadershipdevelopment #leader #leaders #officer #officers #interview #interviews

JPIT's Paul Morrison, policy advisor for poverty and the economy, talks to Roo about his thoughts on the Budget announced today by UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt. Who will be most affected by the new policies and what changes would make it better? Useful sites: Citizens Advice https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/ Food banks https://www.trusselltrust.org/ (other food banks are also available) Community meals https://foodcycle.org.uk/community-meals Christians Against Poverty https://capuk.org/ Find us on: * twitter.com/publicissues * instagram.com/public.issues * facebook.com/jointpublicissues * youtube.com/publicissues Find out more at https://jpit.uk/

After struggling to get close, Paul Morrison sneaks into a makeshift blind to get a chance at a Whitetail buck on Wyoming public land.

A new MP3 sermon from Metropolitan Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Missionary Paul Morrison - Loving the Lord First Speaker: Paul Morrison Broadcaster: Metropolitan Baptist Church Event: Midweek Service Date: 12/1/2022 Bible: Galatians 2:20 Length: 32 min.

Our June episode on books we're reading. We are joined by CPT fellow Paul Morrison.  We discuss the following:Scot McKnight & B.J. Oropeza, eds. – Perspectives on Paul (2020)St. Augustine – City of God (early 5th century)Graham Greene – The Power and the Glory  (1940)Francis Fukuyama – Liberalism and Its Discontents (2022)

Paul Morrison brings a fantastic sermon on the peace of God and how to live in peace despite the circumstances.

The Hackett Group Principal David Ketchin talks with Principal Paul Morrison and Senior Director Hermann Waschefort about critical success factors for how companies can drive real benefits and improved performance through their digital transformation efforts.Show Notes:Welcome to the Hackett Group's Business Excelleration Podcast, where – week after week – we hear from experts on how to avoid obstacles, manage detours, and celebrate milestones on the journey to world-class performance. This episode of the podcast is hosted by The Hackett Group's Managing Director of Europe David Ketchin. His guests today are Paul Morrison, Principal and Lead for Hackett's Digital Enablement Practice in Europe and Hermann Waschefort, Hackett's U.K. Lead for Business Transformation team and Global Business Services.Between the two of them, Paul and Hermann spend their time implementing end to end transformation programs with Hackett's clients. Today they'll discuss digital transformation and give tales from the front lines. To begin, Hermann defines digital transformation as the process of change in which new technology is combined with people and processes to create value. Its key components are change, combination and value.Then, Paul elaborates on the broader themes to be addressed in tackling digital transformation. One overarching theme is what organizations can do to achieve maximum digital impact. He shares a few examples of clients Hackett advised on this front, including one targeting democratization of technology.  As a related trend about maximizing impact, we're seeing growth of product-centric development and the use of a limited number of platforms. A final challenge is clarifying how IT and other functions are working together amidst tension.It is clear that technology is not the only driver of digital transformation, but it is a key driver. Hermann touches on the two key components of a successful strategy. It begins with being very clear on your business objectives and what you're trying to achieve. You must remain agile and evolve as priorities evolve. Then, have an understanding of the broader capabilities which can move you forward.Each year, Hackett runs their Digital Awards every year, which gives them a fantastic insight into what organizations are achieving. Listen as Paul highlights two companies who are really succeeding in this field. First, ​​Mondelēz, winner of the Order-to-Cash category, has been on a multi-year journey towards world class performance in receivables. They raised the bar further this year by using machine learning to predict customer payments. Reckitt was the winner of the IT Opportunity-To-Deployment with their next gen living labs program. Their goal was to drive automation at scale through IT operations and bring to life user experience. Employees have improved their satisfaction by over 20%.As the episode draws to a close, Paul and Hermann each share absolute critical success factors for organizations, namely those hoping to secure rapid benefits. First, Hermann stresses the importance of determining whether an organization is clear on the value of what they're trying to unlock. A second question is what they hope to do with customer experience, which is key in unlocking growth. Lastly, what can they do to really leapfrog the competition? From Paul's perspective, it's key that digital should not seem that it is done to you by IT. Rather, digital change is something in which you are an active participant and decision maker. You must be able to ask yourself whether your function is set up for success in ongoing digital change.

The Hackett Group Principal David Ketchin talks with Principal Paul Morrison and Senior Director Hermann Waschefort about critical success factors for how companies can drive real benefits and improved performance through their digital transformation efforts.Show Notes:Welcome to the Hackett Group's Business Excelleration Podcast, where – week after week – we hear from experts on how to avoid obstacles, manage detours, and celebrate milestones on the journey to world-class performance. This episode of the podcast is hosted by The Hackett Group's Managing Director of Europe David Ketchin. His guests today are Paul Morrison, Principal and Lead for Hackett's Digital Enablement Practice in Europe and Hermann Waschefort, Hackett's U.K. Lead for Business Transformation team and Global Business Services.Between the two of them, Paul and Hermann spend their time implementing end to end transformation programs with Hackett's clients. Today they'll discuss digital transformation and give tales from the front lines. To begin, Hermann defines digital transformation as the process of change in which new technology is combined with people and processes to create value. Its key components are change, combination and value.Then, Paul elaborates on the broader themes to be addressed in tackling digital transformation. One overarching theme is what organizations can do to achieve maximum digital impact. He shares a few examples of clients Hackett advised on this front, including one targeting democratization of technology.  As a related trend about maximizing impact, we're seeing growth of product-centric development and the use of a limited number of platforms. A final challenge is clarifying how IT and other functions are working together amidst tension.It is clear that technology is not the only driver of digital transformation, but it is a key driver. Hermann touches on the two key components of a successful strategy. It begins with being very clear on your business objectives and what you're trying to achieve. You must remain agile and evolve as priorities evolve. Then, have an understanding of the broader capabilities which can move you forward.Each year, Hackett runs their Digital Awards every year, which gives them a fantastic insight into what organizations are achieving. Listen as Paul highlights two companies who are really succeeding in this field. First, ​​Mondelēz, winner of the Order-to-Cash category, has been on a multi-year journey towards world class performance in receivables. They raised the bar further this year by using machine learning to predict customer payments. Reckitt was the winner of the IT Opportunity-To-Deployment with their next gen living labs program. Their goal was to drive automation at scale through IT operations and bring to life user experience. Employees have improved their satisfaction by over 20%.As the episode draws to a close, Paul and Hermann each share absolute critical success factors for organizations, namely those hoping to secure rapid benefits. First, Hermann stresses the importance of determining whether an organization is clear on the value of what they're trying to unlock. A second question is what they hope to do with customer experience, which is key in unlocking growth. Lastly, what can they do to really leapfrog the competition? From Paul's perspective, it's key that digital should not seem that it is done to you by IT. Rather, digital change is something in which you are an active participant and decision maker. You must be able to ask yourself whether your function is set up for success in ongoing digital change.

Paul Morrison is a buck magnet on these hunts! After not getting close enough on some good encounters, he decides to camp out in some dead branches on the ground and has a shooter buck at 5 feet!

In today's episode of the mi-brand HQ podcast, I am speaking to Paul Morrison Paul Morrison is an enthusiastic and passionate leader in education, with over 25 years' experience within the IT sector. He serves as the UK&I lead for Primary, Secondary and Further Education for Zoom Video Communications, Inc. where he helps schools and colleges to use video communications technology so that teacher and student can participate in classes no matter if they are in the school or at home. Prior to Zoom he was the Microsoft Education Industry Solutions lead for Education in Scotland, Wales and the Educational institutions in London including London Grid for Learning (LGfL). Paul has a proven track record of success, transforming educational establishments using technology and providing professional development of academic staff and students. Paul also served nine years at Hewlett Packard Enterprise UK&I as the Education Sector Lead, UK Black Employment Network Lead and Black Employee Leadership Council Regional Coordinator for EMEA. He has been nominated for many awards including the National Diversity Award, Black British Business Award, The Diversity Power List for The Inclusive Award and won a Global Recognition Award, presented to him by Rev Jesse Jackson in the USA. Outside of work, Paul provides ongoing leadership, mentoring and support to students in the education system through a number of programmes. These include topics such as Mental and Emotional Wellbeing, Mentorship and Raising Aspirations. In 2018 Paul founded the company Idare2inspire, a social company designed to empower and support underrepresented young people from socially and economically challenging backgrounds. Paul currently serves as the Chair of the Advisory Board for the University West of Scotland and is part of the Multicultural Committee at the House of Lords. In today's episode, Paul shares with us – How he impacts the lives of young people through the education sector and technology Why having a mentor opens up new opportunities and gets you there faster How you can identify and showcase your own value to your organisation His views on Diversity & Inclusion and taking responsibility & control of own destiny Why surrounding yourself with the right people directly influences your success You can connect with Paul on LinkedIn at – https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-morrison-education/ The Life Leadership Podcast – with Leila Singh, is all things Coaching, Career & Personal Branding! This podcast is for ambitious career professionals, especially aspiring executives, working in the technology industry, wanting to uncover your real potential, create new possibilities and accelerate your career - to BE DO & HAVE more, whilst redefining your success, in work, relationships, health and much more. Life Leadership: Creating a life and career of choice, fulfilment and new possibilities! As well as discussing common coaching topics and challenges that my clients overcome, I will also explore aspects of career advancement and personal branding in the workplace.  And of course, continue to interview high-achieving leaders and execs in the tech space, who have carved out a successful career in their field, overcome challenges, and are openly willing to share their career journey, learnings and insights with you. Please SUBSCRIBE to this podcast, leave a REVIEW and SHARE with those that may benefit from this content. If you would like to learn more about working with me, Direct Message me on LinkedIn or email me at ⁠⁠⁠hello@leilasingh.com⁠⁠⁠ Connect directly with me here - ⁠⁠⁠www.linkedin.com/in/leila-singh/⁠⁠⁠ Register here to receive your copy of The mi-brand Personal Brand Playbook - ⁠⁠⁠www.leilasingh.com/go/playbook⁠⁠⁠

Welcome to the Theatre in a Box Trivia Podcast! We have taken the Theatre in a Box Musical Theatre Board Game and morphed it into a trivia podcast. There are four rounds of questions for this episode: Round 1. Musical Theatre Covers Round 2. Alphatheatrical - Letter A Round 3. General Knowledge Round 4. Our Featured Musical - Hairspray Website: https://theatreinabox.com.au/ Use the promo code 'Podcast' to get a 10% discount on the Theatre in a Box musical theatre party board game. Game Creator: Brenton Crewes, Flynn Crewes, Paul Morrison. Podcast Host: Paul Morrison Theme music provided by Jacob Morrison.

Welcome to Episode 2 of the Theatre in a Box Trivia Podcast We have taken the Theatre in a Box Musical Theatre Board Game and morphed it into a trivia podcast. Our very special guest quiz master is Karen Oliver, author of How To Fail At Showbiz & Survive. www.howtofailatshowbizandsurvive.com karenolivervocalist.com https://www.facebook.com/howtofailatshowbizandsurvive There are four rounds of questions for this episode: Round 1. Musicals with Something in Common Round 2. Alphatheatrical - Letter P Round 3. Vague Musical Synopsis Round 4. Our Featured Musical - Mamma Mia! (Karen's choice) Website: www.theatreinabox.com.au Use the promo code 'Podcast' to get a 10% discount on the Theatre in a Box musical theatre party board game. Game Creator: Brenton Crewes, Flynn Crewes, Paul Morrison. Podcast Host: Paul Morrison Theme music provided by Jacob Morrison.

Sunday morning at The Red Door Family Camp 2021. Message by Paul Morrison on the 10 October 2021.

Writer/director Paul Morrison joins host Robin Milling for 23 Walks. Morrison explores an older couple as they develop a romance while taking their dogs on their daily walks. Morrison tells Robin what inspired this lovely tale, and what it was like working with his canine stars - known in the film as Henry the terrier and Tilly the German Shepherd - who also forge a friendship as well as with their humans played by Alison Steadman and Dave Johns. We also talk about his memories of the Oscars for Best Foreign Language Film nomination for Solomon and Gaenor, and working with Robert Pattinson as Salvador Dali in Little Ashes. In the works, Morrison says he hopes to make The Leningrad Gig based on a student trip he took to the USSR circa 1964 where he and his mates performed several songs on guitar. Stay tuned for that...

This week, we talk with Paul Morrison about creation, his journey to faith, how he wrestled with two different realities. Enjoy!

Paul Morrison is in search of his 2nd gobbler of the year. After an exciting hunt in Kansas with Dustin, he's out in the Wyoming mountains by himself trying to get the job done.

Host Martijn Geerling talks with Paul Morrison, Principal and Digital Enablement Transformation Practice leader and Vin Kumar, Principal and Digital Finance and Global Business Services Advisory Practice leader about how digital transformation is changing the way Global Business Services organizations operate, and how they can use technology to further optimize processes, reduce manual labor, and provide greater strategic value to their companies.

We continue our conversation with CPT fellow Paul Morrison, a pastor in the Cleveland area who holds a PhD from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Paul reflects on the history of race and racism in the Southern Baptist Convention and reflects on its implications for contemporary tensions and debates. We go on to discuss the work of the Ohio Theological Institute, an exciting and innovative institution of theological education offering robust, flexible, and accessible theological education for Christians, including aspiring and established church leaders and theologians.

Host Martijn Geerling talks with Paul Morrison, Principal and Digital Enablement Transformation Practice leader and Vin Kumar, Principal and Digital Finance and Global Business Services Advisory Practice leader about how digital transformation is changing the way Global Business Services organizations operate, and how they can use technology to further optimize processes, reduce manual labor, and provide greater strategic value to their companies.

CPT fellow Paul Morrison joins the podcast to discuss his story of life, education, and becoming a pastor theologian. Paul serves as a Pastor at the Church at West Creek in Ohio and is a co-founder of the Ohio Theological Institute.

Los cineastas Fernando Colomo y Beatriz de la Gándara serán distinguidos con la Medalla de Oro de EGEDA en la 26 edición de los Premios José María Forqué, Pero antes pasarán por De Película. Hablaremos del emotivo documental "El Deseo de Robin" del director Tylor Norwood, sobre la vida, obra y muerte de Robin Williams que da luz a la insoportable lucha contra los problemas neurodegenerativos que le llevaron a quitarse la vida y daremos "23 paseos" el último trabajo del veterano cineasta y documentalista Paul Morrison. Más allá de las palabras, Dirigida por Urszula Antoniak, es otra de las películas de la cartelera que comentaremos, así como, Vacaciones contigo ... y tu mujer, La comedia romántica escrita y dirigida por Caroline Vignal que cuenta con los ingredientes necesarios para hacernos pasar un buen rato: unas deseadas vacaciones, un amante secreto y un burro protector. Dedicamos un tiempo a los pequeños de la casa con Desde Alemania nos llegan dos películas, "Fritzi. Un cuento revolucionario" una propuesta emocionante que nos invita adentrarnos en la historia de la caída del Muro de Berlín Desde la perspectiva de una niña y Los Elfkins una película, agradable, con moraleja que conquistará vuestras cocinas. Todo esto además del Cine con Luis Alegre, las mejores series con Pedro Calvo, Recogeremos la nota, las secciones habituales, y por supuesto su participación´. Escuchar audio

Los cineastas Fernando Colomo y Beatriz de la Gándara serán distinguidos con la Medalla de Oro de EGEDA en la 26 edición de los Premios José María Forqué, Pero antes pasarán por De Película. Hablaremos del emotivo documental "El Deseo de Robin" del director Tylor Norwood, sobre la vida, obra y muerte de Robin Williams que da luz a la insoportable lucha contra los problemas neurodegenerativos que le llevaron a quitarse la vida y daremos "23 paseos" el último trabajo del veterano cineasta y documentalista Paul Morrison. Más allá de las palabras, Dirigida por Urszula Antoniak, es otra de las películas de la cartelera que comentaremos, así como, Vacaciones contigo ... y tu mujer, La comedia romántica escrita y dirigida por Caroline Vignal que cuenta con los ingredientes necesarios para hacernos pasar un buen rato: unas deseadas vacaciones, un amante secreto y un burro protector. Dedicamos un tiempo a los pequeños de la casa con Desde Alemania nos llegan dos películas, "Fritzi. Un cuento revolucionario" una propuesta emocionante que nos invita adentrarnos en la historia de la caída del Muro de Berlín Desde la perspectiva de una niña y Los Elfkins una película, agradable, con moraleja que conquistará vuestras cocinas. Todo esto además del Cine con Luis Alegre, las mejores series con Pedro Calvo, Recogeremos la nota, las secciones habituales, y por supuesto su participación. Escuchar audio

Esta semana, en De película felicitamos a Beatriz de la Gándara y Fernando Colomo por su Medalla de Oro de EGEDA que recibirán, este sábado, en la gala de entrega de los Premios José María Forqué que pueden seguir a partir de las 22.00 h en La 1 de TVE. Además, charlamos con el director y guionista británico, Paul Morrison de su nueva película, 23 paseos y descubrieron cómo fueron los últimos días de Robin Williams en el documental, El deseo de Robin (15/01/2021). Escuchar audio

Paul Morrison is out in Wyoming, searching for his brother's first-ever buck! Watch them have a few great encounters before finally getting the chance to release an arrow.

Premier League sides have revealed their 25-man squads for the season – and Arsenal have left Mesut Ozil off theirs. Will he be gone in January? Will he ever play for the Gunners again? Liverpool and Manchester City picked up Champions League wins, but they've also got their injuries… (Part 2, 28:53) No Virgil van Dijk for Liverpool means plenty of FPL managers will need to make changes. But who do you get in? Matt Dyson from the Gameweek podcast gives his thoughts. (Part 3, 39:02) Leeds United are our featured club in Floodlight Focus as Paul Morrison from the Leeds That podcast joins us.

Premier League sides have revealed their 25-man squads for the season – and Arsenal have left Mesut Ozil off theirs. Will he be gone in January? Will he ever play for the Gunners again? Liverpool and Manchester City picked up Champions League wins, but they’ve also got their injuries… (Part 2, 28:53) No Virgil van Dijk for Liverpool means plenty of FPL managers will need to make changes. But who do you get in? Matt Dyson from the Gameweek podcast gives his thoughts. (Part 3, 39:02) Leeds United are our featured club in Floodlight Focus as Paul Morrison from the Leeds That podcast joins us.

Villa remain undefeated in the Premier League thus far - with Leeds United next on the agenda under the floodlights at Villa Park. With that in mind, Cole Pettem caught up with Paul Morrison from Leeds That, a Leeds United podcast, to preview Friday evening's matinee fixture in the Premier League. A big thanks to Paul and Leeds That. You can find them on Twitter @leedsthat and on their website (www.leedsthat.com).STAY CONNECTED:Email: holtecast@gmail.comTwitter: @7500ToHolteEPISODE NOTES:Thank you to our FPL league sponsor, One2ElevenKits.Take advantage of their fantastic inventory of football apparel via Twitter (One2ElevenKits) and on Ebay (https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/one2elevenkits). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode Tori and Libby embark on a new series all about Influential Women in Theatre History starting with the incomparable Vinnette Carroll and the lesser know Antoinette Perry, both women played huge roles in where theatre is today! Did you know about these women before now? Let us know!Leave us a rate and review, and let us know what you’d love to hear in our next episode on our Instagram @ps.stagedoorpod or via our email at ps.stagedoor.podcast@gmail.com Created, Edited and Produced by Victoria Bullard & Elizabeth Gunther Music by Catherine Gunther

How musical theatre, a board game and supporting the community gave Paul a whole new lease on life! I chat with Paul Morrison - Founder of Fantastix Production Essentials - about his incredible "pivot" story and the birth of his sensational new Musical Theatre Board Game - 'Theatre in a Box'! Feel free to follow Paul's journey here - https://www.facebook.com/theatreinabox/ And link over to Paul's website to check out the game on Kickstarter and access all those great expansion packs - http://theatreinabox.com.au/ 

We're headed west to catch up with Paul Morrison and family as they continue to chase turkeys in Wyoming. With his wife's turkey tag filled, it's Paul's turn to get behind the bow. He's got his work cut out for him as he hits the hills on public land to self-film the hunt with his trad bow, all while his wife and son watch from the truck in the distance. See it all go down in this latest episode of Bowhunt or Die.

As the world fights a global pandemic attention is already turning to what happens next. Join Cameron Hume and Rosella Payne as they interview Paul Morrison, a leading expert on poverty in the UK and member of the JPIT team. This month's monthly musing asks why should Christians care about macro economics?

He Sent Them Out (including a Kingdom Assignment Story). Message by Paul Morrison at The Red Door Community Church.

The show where two guys with no credentials drink craft beer, while recapping sports information you could find on the Internet. On this episode we had our friend Paul Morrison back on, and in all honesty look for that move to be permanent move! On this episode we discussed Lamar Jackson and the MVP race (or lack thereof) and can he continue this play not only for the rest of this season, but in future seasons. Honestly that was a fun topic. We discussed the state of the Denver Broncos and Vikings, along with the NFC and AFC Playoff outlook going into Week 16. Finished off with game predictions this week, please do not forget about the "2 minute drill" at the end a lot of hot takes. Tonight's Episode received the first 5/5 Beer Rating. We enjoyed two gems from Weldwerks Brewing out of Greeley Colorado - Juicy Bits and Galaxy DDH Juicy Bits! Highly Recommend!!

Paul Morrison is back in Ohio and he's got a doe tag to fill before he hops on a plane headed west. He's got plenty of action with a rutty buck chasing does around his stand, but can he get a trophy doe in the right place for the shot? We're also catching up with Josh Sturgill as he hits the road to West Virginia to chase mountain bucks in the snow. He's got a shooter buck bedded 60 yards away, but can he pull it off when the buck finally makes a move? See it all happen in this latest episode of Bowhunt or Die.

Paul Morrison, director of 1999 Oscar-nominated film Solomon and Gaenor spoke to us about celebrating the film's 20th anniversary at the UK Jewish Film Festival. The post Paul Morrison – Solomon and Gaenor appeared first on Fred Film Radio.