Podcast appearances and mentions of paul tait

And just like that, the Autumn Series is done for 2024! Before the Dropped Kick-Off signs off for 2024, Nick W and Natho sit down for an outside perspective on the Autumn Series, the Wallabies and Lions tour, and the state of rugby in general - welcoming back the one and only Paul Tait. Americas Rugby News: https://www.americasrugbynews.com/ Paul Tait on Twitter: https://x.com/AmericasOval See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

And just like that, the Autumn Series is done for 2024! Before the Dropped Kick-Off signs off for 2024, Nick W and Natho sit down for an outside perspective on the Autumn Series, the Wallabies and Lions tour, and the state of rugby in general - welcoming back the one and only Paul Tait. Americas Rugby News: https://www.americasrugbynews.com/ Paul Tait on Twitter: https://x.com/AmericasOval See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Theo Delaney is joined by Karen Carney who played for England 144 times before embarking on a high profilel broadcasting career  and chairing the government's widely lauded Future Of Women's Football Review. A Birmingham City fan she chooses goals from Paul Tait, David Beckham, Brandy Chastain and more. @kazcarney@LifeGoalsTD@theodelaney https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/raising-the-bar-reframing-the-opportunity-in-womens-footballhttps://www.theodelaney.com/life-goals-links

Écoutez Raynald Brière évoquer la carrière de Paul, depuis sa première émission il y a 34 ans, son rôle dans la relance de la station radio.Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee/fr/ pour notre politique de vie privée

The Magnificent Seven continue to capture the attention of advisors and investors, dominating U.S. equity performance over the last year. Will this trend continue throughout 2024? Will growth stocks continue to beat value? What about large versus small? And what is 2023's signal about where markets are headed this year? We're delighted to be joined by John Owens, Senior Portfolio Manager for Morningstar's Select Equity Strategies, and Paul Tait, Portfolio Specialist at Morningstar Wealth. Together, they help unpack the landscape for U.S. stocks in a digestible manner.

"Whoever thought rugby & beer would go together?" - Dan Lyle    In this US Rugby Happy Hour Tap Room episode, Bill & John introduce a new beer and brewery to their listeners! Don't worry, these breweries don't sponsor the show… so it's game on! I mean, if they wanted to, we're willing to take one for the team… or many.    Before our interview US Rugby Hall of Famer and NBC Sports Analyst, Dan Lyle, Bill & John introduce two fantastic beers:   

"Whoever thought rugby & beer would go together?" - Dan Lyle    In this US Rugby Happy Hour Tap Room episode, Bill & John introduce a new beer and brewery to their listeners! Don't worry, these breweries don't sponsor the show… so it's game on! I mean, if they wanted to, we're willing to take one for the team… or many.    Before our interview US Rugby Hall of Famer and NBC Sports Analyst, Dan Lyle, Bill & John introduce two fantastic beers:   

Does anything go more hand in hand than rugby and beer?!? In this new segment, Bill & John introduce a new beer and brewery to their listeners! Don't worry, these breweries don't sponsor the show… so it's game on! I mean, if they wanted to, we're willing to take one for the team… or many.    Before our interviews with The Rugby Breakdown's Jackie Finlan, and Paul Tait of America's Rugby News, Bill & John introduce two fantastic beers from Modestman Brewing and Solace Brewing Company. #untappd  

Does anything go more hand in hand than rugby and beer?!? In this new segment, Bill & John introduce a new beer and brewery to their listeners! Don't worry, these breweries don't sponsor the show… so it's game on! I mean, if they wanted to, we're willing to take one for the team… or many.    Before our interviews with The Rugby Breakdown's Jackie Finlan, and Paul Tait of America's Rugby News, Bill & John introduce two fantastic beers from Modestman Brewing and Solace Brewing Company. #untappd

On this replay of Twitter Spaces' US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE, Americas Rugby News' Paul Tait joins Bill & John to talk about the 2023 RWC, latest news on expansion of the tournament, Tier 2 vs Tier 1 competition, contention between Canada, USA & South America, and will Super Rugby Americas and Major League Rugby ever partner?   Be sure to listen to the first half of the show with The Rugby Breakdowns' Jackie Finlan, here on the US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE Podcast.   Follow @eaglesoverseas and @rugbymorning on Twitter and Instagram for the latest in USA Rugby and MLR news.   Show Links: Americas Rugby News Eagles Overseas Rugby Morning

On this replay of Twitter Spaces' US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE, The Rugby Breakdowns' Jackie Finlan joined Bill & John to discuss the WPL, College and High School rugby, USA Rugby, WXV and much more!    Be sure to listen to the second half of the show with Americas Rugby News' Paul Tait here on US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE Podcast!   Follow @eaglesoverseas and @rugbymorning on Twitter and Instagram for the latest in USA Rugby and MLR news.   Show Links: The Rugby Breakdown Eagles Overseas Rugby Morning

On this replay of Twitter Spaces' US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE, The Rugby Breakdowns' Jackie Finlan joined Bill & John to discuss the WPL, College and High School rugby, USA Rugby, WXV and much more!  Be sure to listen to the second half of the show with Americas Rugby News' Paul Tait here on US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE Podcast! Follow @eaglesoverseas and @rugbymorning on Twitter and Instagram for the latest in USA Rugby and MLR news.   Show Links: The Rugby Breakdown Eagles Overseas Rugby Morning

On this replay of Twitter Spaces' US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE, Americas Rugby News' Paul Tait joins Bill & John to talk about the 2023 RWC, latest news on expansion of the tournament, Tier 2 vs Tier 1 competition, contention between Canada, USA & South America, and will Super Rugby Americas and Major League Rugby ever partner? Be sure to listen to the first half of the show with The Rugby Breakdowns' Jackie Finlan, here on the US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE Podcast. Follow @eaglesoverseas and @rugbymorning on Twitter and Instagram for the latest in USA Rugby and MLR news.   Show Links: Americas Rugby News Eagles Overseas Rugby Morning

Maybe it's false pretences, but it feels like the South American nations of Argentina, Uruguay and Chile come into this World Cup under the radar. Michael Cheika's pumas will be aiming for glory, but a massive scalp is the aim for the other two nations. Paul Tait and Eugenio Astesiano joined me to discuss these nations. Time Stamps: (Approximate) Part 1: Paul - (00:20) Part 2: Eugenio - (41:00) Guests: Paul Tait - https://twitter.com/AmericasOval Eugenio Astesiano - https://twitter.com/UgeAstesiano Feel free to follow me on my socials @CaolanSRugby on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Mastodon; with my articles available at: https://caolansrugby.wordpress.com Linktree - ⁠https://linktr.ee/caolansrugby⁠  Enjoy, and stay tuned for more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back! Ahead of RWC 2023, we take a closer look at the teams you won't know so much about. Our first episode focuses on rugby in South America, which has exploded in this World Cup cycle, despite all the challenges of COVID-19. The establishment of the first franchise-based, professional rugby competition in the region, Superliga Americana de Rugby, subsequently rebranded as Super Rugby Americas, directly led to the strengthening of Chile such they qualified for RWC 2023 directly. This cycle also saw the emergence of Colombia as a force in women's rugby by earning a place in the inaugural WXV competition whilst Brazil continued its status on the 7s circuit. Our guests today are the CEO of the Brazilian Rugby Union (CBRu), Mariana Miné, and Paul Tait, co-founder of leading English-language digital publication, Americas Rugby News. NOTE: Outside Centre Enterprises will be in France for part of the tournament, so if you are looking to create or partner up for audio content around the event, get in touch via one of the below methods. Episode highlights: [1:45] Mariana Miné, CEO of Brasil Rugby (CBRu) [19:15] Paul Tait, co-founder, Americas Rugby News   Follow/connect with us on Instagram: @outsidectrpodcast Follow/connect with us on Twitter/X: @outsidectrpod Follow/connect with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/outside-centre-enterprises/?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_search_srp_all%3BCW1ODyb0S9W1UFyIaLIzVw%3D%3D or search “Outside Centre Enterprises” Email the show: outsidecentrepod@outlook.com Brasil Rugby: https://brasilrugby.com.br/ Americas Rugby News: https://www.americasrugbynews.com/

The Dropped Kick-Off is back with our first interview of the year! This week, the two Nicks sit down with Paul Tait to discuss Los Pumas, the struggles Argentine rugby has had over the last few years, what Michael Cheika can bring to the team, Americas Rugby in general and more. NOTE: we encountered some audio issues with Paul, so the sound quality is occasionally variable.  Paul Tait: AmericasOval on Twitter Paul Tait on Americas Rugby News Paul Tait has been covering the sport in South America since 2007. He is a former player, coach, and referee, and an author on web and in print. He has published original works in English, Portuguese and Spanish. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Dropped Kick-Off is back with our first interview of the year! This week, the two Nicks sit down with Paul Tait to discuss Los Pumas, the struggles Argentine rugby has had over the last few years, what Michael Cheika can bring to the team, Americas Rugby in general and more. NOTE: we encountered some audio issues with Paul, so the sound quality is occasionally variable. Paul Tait: AmericasOval on Twitter Paul Tait on Americas Rugby News Paul Tait has been covering the sport in South America since 2007. He is a former player, coach, and referee, and an author on web and in print. He has published original works in English, Portuguese and Spanish.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul talks about his battle with addiction after being hooked on drink and class A drugs. On being sexually abused while at school How he contemplated suicide. On scoring the first ever golden goal at Wembley and of course that T shirt. How a serious injury cost him a move to Spurs. Why he turned down the chance to play for Scotland. How he changed his life around and who helped and how he loves his work mentoring youngsters- a fascinating emotional story from a talented footballer.

In our latest episode of the Bred A Blue, Everton under-18s coach Paul Tait takes a look back on his career, progressing through the Everton Academy ranks and inspiring the next generation of Club talent.

On fait souvent un procès à l'apôtre Paul en le taxant de misogynie. Dans "Paul et les femmes, ce qu'il a écrit, ce qu'on lui à fait dire" (éd. Médiaspaul), Michel Quesnel dresse un inventaire exhaustif des propos de Paul sur les femmes et ses relations avec elles. "J'espère rendre justice à ce malheureux Paul, le terme de misogynie ne convient absolument pas", assure-t-il au micro de Pauline de Torsiac.

SEASON 2, EPISODE 9: In an unexpected twist, Stu is temporarily replaced as co-host by two other pastors from Soul Revival Church - Jai McMordie and Paul Tait. The guys join Joel to talk through the learnings from Soul Revival Church's next experiment in church planting and what went right and what went wrong.Following the planting of it's first off-site gathering, Soul Revival Church wanted to do it again with an ambitious plan to plant two new gatherings under the hub-and-spoke model. Pastors Jai McMordie and Paul Tait were at the forefront of that next foray in church planting and share their experiences and learnings of that time.

As we head towards this season's Champions League Final we travel back to the first season of The Champions League from 1992-93 and all it's hoo-har! Ash Rose is joined by Matthew Crist and author of new book 'The Fix' James Dixon as the boys chat through Leeds' three-legged tie with Stuttgart, The Battle of Britain and infamous final and all it's murkiness hiding in the background. Plus, there's talk on Karen Brady, the Anglo-Italian Cup and Paul Tait's famous t-shirt, too. Keep it 90s! The Fix is out 24 May from Pitch Publishing, get your copy here HTTP://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/fix

On fait souvent un procès à l’apôtre Paul en le taxant de misogynie. Dans "Paul et les femmes, ce qu'il a écrit, ce qu'on lui à fait dire" (éditions Médiaspaul), le professeur Michel Quesnel reprend le dossier et fait un inventaire exhaustif des propos de Paul sur les femmes et de ses relations avec elles, tels qu’ils apparaissent dans le Nouveau Testament. "J'espère rendre justice à ce malheureux Paul, le terme de misogynie ne convient absolument pas", assure-t-il.  Il dresse d'abord le décor : "Saint Paul est un juif né à Tarse, dans le sud de la Turquie actuelle. Elevé à Jérusalem pour sa formation de maître juif, il a été scandalisé par le mouvement chrétien qui naissait et a persécuté ce mouvement, étant chargé d'arrêter des gens de la nouvelle secte qui se trouvait à Damas. C'est sur le chemin entre Jérusalem et Damas qu'il a été saisi par le Christ".  Toute sa vie, il sera ensuite conduit par cette conviction et témoignera de sa foi en Jésus-Christ ressuscité, raconte le recteur honoraire de l’Université catholique de Lyon, spécialiste du Nouveau Testament. Des écrits pas tous authentiques Sa réputation de misogyne est fondée sur ses écrits dans le Nouveau Testament  : les lettres authentiques de Paul, les épîtres des disciples de Paul et les écrits antiques sur Paul. "Sous le nom de Paul, sur les 13 épîtres, il n'y en a que 7 qui sont réellement de sa main. Des disciples de Paul ont écrit sous son nom, après sa mort, en 67 jusqu'à la fin du 1er siècle", précise le Pr Michel Quesnel. Des écrits qui déforment les propos de Saint Paul mais sont aussi assez différents, en particulier dans les relations de la femme au mari.  On retrouve néanmoins dans le chapitre 14 de la première épître aux Corinthiens - une épître authentique de Paul- , ce type de déclaration "anti-féministe" : “Que les femmes se taisent dans les Assemblées : elles n’ont pas la permission de parler, elles doivent rester soumises comme le dit la loi. “ Selon Michel Quesnel, "il faut tenir compte du fait qu'il y a deux propos complètement différents sur le silence des femmes dans la première épitre aux Corinthiens. Au chapître 11, il est demandé aux femmes lorsqu'elles prient et prophétisent qu'elles aient les cheveux correctement posés sur leur tête et au chapitre 14 il leur est demandé de se taire et d'interroger son mari à la maison."  Les textes de Paul, qui était très certainement à l'époque célibataire, sont selon lui conditionnés par la culture ambiante et dans ce domaine, Paul est beaucoup plus ouvert que beaucoup de ses contemporains. Quand la femme avait mission de prononcer des paroles prophétiques ou des prières, il fallait qu'on soit très attentifs à la façon dont elle se comportait. Le mari, de son côté, ne devait pas avoir les cheveux longs.  "Quand on veut être prédicateur de l'Evangile, il y a deux attitudes qui sont contradictoires. Il faut à la fois vous imposer et vous effacer derrière ce livre que vous mettez en avant. C'est une des raisons pour lesquelles en général un apôtre ne se déplaçait pas seul. C'était le cas de Paul avec Tite, Timothée ou Barnabé", ajoute Michel Quesnel, au micro de Pauline de Torsiac.  "Si on est fidèles à Paul, la relation entre hommes et femmes dans l'Eglise doit être modifiée"   Paul aimait les femmes  L’Apôtre fait l’éloge appuyé de ces femmes, dont il loue le zèle pour l’Évangile. Les Actes de Paul, texte apocryphe écrit vers 150 ap. J.-C., montrent même les maris courroucés expulsant Paul "ce magicien qui séduit toutes les femmes" (12) ! Il les cite, les reconnaît et leur donne même des responsabilités. Il donne même le nom d'apôtre, le plus haut degré dans l'Eglise, à une femme dans l'Epitre aux Romains.  Les femmes, avaient selon lui, un rôle à jouer. C'est le cas par exemple de Madame Lydie, une notable qui se trouvait à Philippe en Macédoine, qui sans doute conduisait la prière juive, et qui a contraint Paul et ses compagnons à venir habiter chez elle, ayant sans doute eu une très grande autorité dans l'Eglise de Philippe.  L'égalite profonde des hommes et femmes Cette ambiguïté révèle en fait un tempérament tranché et un apôtre qui ne fait pas de différence entre les hommes et les femmes. Il a la conviction profonde que, au plan fondamental de la relation à Dieu, les hommes et les femmes sont égaux. Pour Paul, il n’y a plus ni homme ni femme, toutes les barrières et les sujétions sont abrogées : il n’y a plus que l’unique Église des affranchis de Jésus-Christ. L’Eglise interroge l’Ecriture et l’Ecriture interroge l’Eglise. Un débat toujours d'actualité ... "Le fait que les grandes décisions dans l'Eglise ne sont prises que par des mâles n'est pas normal. Cela n'a pas de raison de durer. Si on est fidèles à Paul, la relation entre hommes et femmes dans l'Eglise doit être modifiée, et en particulier les responsabilités confiées aux femmes doivent être infiniment plus importantes", soutient le Père Michel Quesnel.  Paul, dit-il, est aussi favorable à la féminité que ne l'est Jésus lui-même !

Easter Saturday can be considered a quiet period after the crucifixion of Jesus but as Paul Tait, in a special sermon all the way from Brewarrina tells us, there is plenty to learn from those faithful to Jesus at that time.

Paul Tait, big blue nose and St Andrews legend is this weeks guest, Ricky Otto drops in as a suprise guest, Lee Malin is on Fan Cam, With Nick, Paul Mark and Chris, enjoy! More podcasts at www.srbmedia.co.uk   Produced/Edited by Chris Browne

Great episode with two former favourites Paul Tait and Ricky Otto, some great stories including Pauls excuse for leaving Ricky out of his all time eleven...

INVITÉE RTL - Le premier cercle des conseillers d'Emmanuel Macron est composé de 12 hommes et 1 femme, la cheffe de cabinet adjointe Cécile Geneste. Un constat regrettable pour la députée LaREM de Maine-et-Loire Laetitia Saint-Paul.

We sit down with former Blues player Paul Tait who made 170 appearances for Blues. Famously known for revealing a T-shirt reading "Shit on the Villa" after scoring the winner in the 1995 Football League Trophy Final, Tait talks us through that celebration, how he came through the ranks at St Andrew's, what it was like playing for the club he loved under Barry Fry and Trevor Francis, his view on the current state of the club. Paul also gives us an insight into his more recent development as a coach. Find all our episodes on our website - https://www.bluesfocuspod.co.uk/ Support us by becoming a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BluesFocusPod

Paul comes on the podcast as part 1 of this 2 part story. He discusses his involvement with his brother Gavins journey of recovery after struggling with addiction for many years. Paul was driven to help his brother after going through his own challenges and successfully reaching and sustaining sobriety and recovery from substance use.We hope that listeners can take away inspiration, ideas, attitudes, techniques, values, hope as well as gaining the confidence to reach out for the resources that were so critically important to Gavin overcoming his challenges.  

Season 3 Episode 42 w/ Paul Tait This week Cargie, Harry & Nelson are joined by the voice of rugby in the America's, Paul Tait! They Review Argentina's draw against the Wallabies, as well as preview this weekend's game before New Zealand vs Argentina in the Tri Nations. Find us on the socials on all channels @draftrugby and check out our website draftrugby.com You can find Paul Tait on Twitter @AmericasOval. Podcast caps: Harry 89 Caps Cargie 81 Caps Nelson 77 Caps Nabung 'The Supersub' - 10 Caps Paul Tait - 3 Scotty 'Sumo' Stevenson - 2 Nick McArdle, Morgan Turinui, Allan Alaalatoa, Blake 'The Weatherman', Elite Rugby Banter, Squidge Rugby, Ben Darwin & Chrissy Nabung- 1

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Sunday morning gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 8:30 am.Show notesIntro (00:14)Announcements (02:10)Prayers (05:13)Sermon by Paul Tait on Proverbs 1:10-19 (09:00)---------------------------------------------------Listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Saturday night gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 5:00 pm.Show notesPrayers (00:14)Sermon by Paul Tait on Proverbs 1:1-7 (03:05)---------------------------------------------------Listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Sunday morning gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 8:30 am.Show notesPrayers (00:14)Sermon by Paul Tait on Proverbs 1:1-7 (03:08)---------------------------------------------------Listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Sunday morning gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 8:30 am.Show notesPrayers (00:14)Sermon by Paul Tait on Proverbs 1:1-7 (03:08)---------------------------------------------------Listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Sunday morning gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 8:30 am.Show notesIntro (00:14)Prayers (01:44)Sermon by Paul Tait on Daniel 9:1-19 (06:02)Communion (31:50)---------------------------------------------------Listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Sunday afternoon gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 4:30 pm.Show notesIntro (00:14)Prayers (01:44)Sermon by Paul Tait on Daniel 9:1-1 (06:00)Communion (31:48)---------------------------------------------------Listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Saturday night gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 5:00 pm.Show notesIntro and prayers: (00:14)Sermon by Paul Tait on Daniel 7:1-14 (03:23)---------------------------------------------------Listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Sunday morning gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 8:30 am.Show notesIntro and prayers: (00:14)Sermon by Paul Tait on Daniel 7:1-14 (03:23)---------------------------------------------------Listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Sunday morning gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 4:30 pm.Show notesIntro and prayers: (00:14)Sermon by Paul Tait on Daniel 7:1-14 (03:23)---------------------------------------------------Listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Sunday morning gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 8:30 am.Show notesIntro: (00:14)Interview with Barbara: (00:40)Prayers: (10:29)Sermon by Paul Tait on Daniel 3:13-30 (15:08)---------------------------------------------------Listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Saturday night gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 5:30 pm.Show notesInterview with Barbara: (00:14)Sermon by Paul Tait on Daniel 3:13-30 (13:05)---------------------------------------------------Listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Saturday afternoon gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 4:30 pm.Show notesInterview with Barbara: (00:14)Sermon by Paul Tait on Daniel 3:13-30 (13:05)---------------------------------------------------Listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Sunday morning gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 8:30 am.Show notesInterview with Katie on the Berea Internship: (00:14)Prayers: (07:03)Sermon by Paul Tait on Daniel 1:1-21 (09:57)---------------------------------------------------Check out the Berea Training ProgramListen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!On Friday we celebrated His death on the cross.Show notesIntro with Fi: (00:14)Prayers: (03:07)Interview with Karen: (07:14)Sermon by Paul Tait on Luke 23:26-49 and Isaiah 53:1-10 (11:07)You can listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Sunday afternoon gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 4:30 pm.Show notesInterview with Anna: (00:42)Prayers: (03:04)Sermon by Paul Tait on Luke 16:17-26 (07:13)You can listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!Our Sunday morning gathering at Kirrawee usually meets at 8:30 am.Show notesGathering start: (00:42)Interview with Cassie: (02:18)Prayers: (05:26)Sermon by Paul Tait on Luke 16:17-26 (08:28)You can listen to the Shock Absorber wherever you get your podcasts!

The Soul Revival Church Podcast!In only the second week of launching our new digital offerings, we are beginning to include not just the sermon but other parts of the service as well. Thanks for sticking with us in these currently challenging times!Show notesIntroduction to how we're doing things: (00:00)Interview with Tod on his experience of COVID-19 so far: (00:57)Tod leads us in prayer: (04:05)Sermon by Paul Tait on James 1:1-8: (5:55)

It's time to ramp up for Super Rugby 2020. Bruce chats through: - The PRO rankings release. Those with Manager PRO can now access more detailed and accurate rankings than the default rankings. Where and how? - A Scorpion league specifically for podcast listeners. - The Kickoff Blitz tournament. How to join? - Some fun ideas for speciality leagues including one already launched by one of our managers and teases an upcoming league for managers. - Lastly Bruce chats to Paul Tait about all things Jaguares including who he thinks will likely start the majority of the games at each position plus who is challenging. Not to be missed. Great insight. If you'd like to play fantasy rugby draft then head to http://www.fantasyrugbydraft.com/ and join or create a league with your mates. Can you handle the pressure of the live online draft?

Season 3 Episode 06 ft. Paul Tait The Jaguares team Preview is here! This week Paul Tait joins Cargie, Harry & Nelson to predict their top fantasy scorers, preview the full Jaguares team and to delve into the Jaguares record in each of the Super Rugby host countries. Entree: Who are the Draft fella's top Jaguares fantasy picks for 2020? Main Meal: The Jaguares Preview with Paul. Dessert: How have the Jaguares performed in Argentina, South Africa and Australasia since they joined the competition in 2016, and what does that mean for their fantasy scores week to week. This podcast was brought to you by Fiftein Gelato, the worlds premier healthy gelato. Podcast Caps Harry - 53 Cargie - 46 Nelson - 43 Nabung 'The Supersub' - 9 Scotty 'Sumo' Stevenson & Paul Tait - 2 Blake 'The Weatherman', Elite Rugby Banter & Squidge Rugby - 1

The Dropped Kick-Off is back for another week, and with the Super Rugby Final upon us, Nick W sat down with Paul Tait to talk about the Jaguares reaching their first ever Grand Final, what their success means for Los Pumas, and the state of Argentine rugby in general. Even comes with a plug for the 2027 World Cup.

The Dropped Kick-Off is back for another week, an…See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ARN Podcast #7 featuring Andy Evans, Carlos Arboleya, Paul Tait February 15, 2019 Americas Rugby News

Bruce is joined by Paul Tait to discuss the Jaguares 2019 Super Rugby squad. They discuss: - Resting implications in a World Cup year. - Who will take over from Nicholas Sanchez? Options. - 4 studs into 3 Outside Back positions. Who falls out? - The pack is going to be heavily rotated so who are the sleepers coming through. - Plus a Lock potentially getting time at Loose Forward and much more... It's time to put the work in for your draft! Remember to reply with #DraftDay19 for the open spot in the old podcast league to take on Bruce and Mossman plus assorted others... @fantasyrugdraft Fantasy Rugby Draft Hall of Fame Facebook Group FANTASY RUGBY DRAFT

Season 2 Episode 4 Cargie & Harry take you through the South African Super Rugby conference with special guests Paul Tait to take us through the Jaguares, and the Elite Rugby Banter fellas Adam and Matt to help us with the South African teams. Entree: Who will top the Fantasy scores in the South African conference? Main Meal with Paul Tait and ERB: What can we expect from the South African Super Rugby conference this year? Team changes, fantasy pick ups and drops, plus the odd Smokie! Dessert with Elite Rugby Banter: Who will come where in the South African conference in 2019 and why? Thanks to Paul Tait, Adam and Matt for being so generous with their time! Podcast caps: Harry 26 Caps Cargie 20 Caps Nelson 19 Caps Nabung 6 Caps Sumo, ERB & Blake 1 Cap

ARN Podcast #5 featuring Nick Civetta, Paul Tait December 7, 2018 Americas Rugby News

ARN Podcast #4 featuring Curry Hitchborn, Paul Tait November 30, 2018 Americas Rugby News

ARN Podcast #3 featuring Kate Zackary, Paul Tait November 22, 2018 Americas Rugby News

Americas Rugby News Podcast #1 November 7, 2018 featuring Mark Winokur, Evan Olmstead, Paul Tait

Nick & Nick are back once again to talk with the best minds in Australian rugby (and this week, worldwide). With all the talk on the state of Super Rugby and the Rugby Championship left, right and centre, not much has reached Australian rugby fans as to the state of the game in Argentina (and the Americas in general). This weekend, as the Wallabies gear up to face the Pumas on the Gold Coast, Nick and Nick sat down with Americas Rugby News very own guru Paul Tait to talk the state of the game in the Americas, the development of the Pumas, Super Rugby and the Rugby Championship and more...

Nick & Nick are back once again to talk with the best minds in Australian rugby (and this week, worldwide).With all the talk on the state of Super Rugby and the Rugby Championship left, right and centre, not much has reached Australian rugby fans as to the state of the game in Argentina (and the Americas in general).This weekend, as the Wallabies gear up to face the Pumas on the Gold Coast, Nick and Nick sat down with Americas Rugby News very own guru Paul Tait to talk the state of the game in the Americas, the development of the Pumas, Super Rugby and the Rugby Championship and more...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's guest is Paul Tait, one of the most iconic names of Birmingham City in the 1990s. The former midfielder will forever be remembered in Blues folklore for his part in that famous 1995 Auto Windscreen Shield final. Paul Tait not only scored the first ever Golden Goal at Wembley, he celebrated by tearing off his shirt to reveal a special message to the club's cross-city rivals. In an exclusive interview with Blue Noise the 47-year-old looks back on his Blues career, where he found that famous shirt, his difficult relationship with Trevor Francis and his continuing life as a Birmingham City fan. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

#98: Illtud Dafydd and Steff Thomas ask what did we learn from Wales' win in Washington? Should the Baby Blacks have seen two red cards in their victory over Wales' U20s and what's Warren Gatland expecting from the first Test against Argentina? Illtud also speaks to americasrugbynews.com's Paul Tait to look ahead of the match in San Juan on Saturday. Illtud and Steff also preview the other international fixtures this weekend. Twitter: twitter.com/therugbyconvo Facebook: Facebook.com/TheRugbyConversation Website: therugbyconversation.wordpress.com

Bruce is joined by Paul Tait on a Jaguares Super Rugby squad analysis podcast.  If you're thinking about drafting ANY Jaguares then you must listen to this pod. On the pod this week: Landajo Sanchez Creevy What will Ledesma bring to the table? Many more FRD nuggets for your draft @fantasyrugdraft support@fantasyrugbydraft.com Facebook FRD Hall of Fame group Fantasy Rugby Draft Facebook Page recorded 26/01/2018

Paul Tait joins Darren and Sharpy to discuss the on-fire Everton Under-18s.

Jane spoke to Paul Tait, lead Palliative Care Pharmacist for the Southern Adelaide Local Health Network We spoke about: The differing presentations of palliative care patients. Interventions to improve access to end of life medicines for community palliative care patients. Useful resources for health professionals.

Interviews from 2012 to 2017, this episode features Paul Tait, Ian Clarkson, Davo, Andy Walker, and James Nursey

Paul is the editer of Americasrugbynews.com and a pasionate supporter of the Argentina Rugby World Cup bid 2027. Find him on Twitter @argentina_2027 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I kick off with a rant taken from my Twitter and written up on my blog. Guests this week include archive interviews with Paul Tait (their website www.soulsmacklive.com appears to be down at the moment) and Richard Wiseman (his excellent blog is here). The music is from Zero Friends Recordings and our album is available to purchase here. Every time someone buys it a poor musician and broke broadcaster cry tears of joy! Thanks to everyone who has continued to support The Cult Of Nick! Nick Margerrison

Another dual-guest interview, featuring the creators of Your Worst Nightmare, a film which explores the sleep paralysis / supernatural assault phenomena.