Podcasts about peronne

Joseph Perrone joins Your Partner In Success Radio to share practical tips on how business owners can work more on their business and less in their business. Joe Perrone is an executive consultant who helps business owners and professionals find freedom from stress and overwhelm. He is an expert in creating free time and eliminating burnout. And he had to learn how to do this because he is also the owner of 2 businesses in New Haven Connecticut – New England Collision and Astro Auto Repair. He was working so hard and so much that he literally put his health on the line. Something had to change! Now Joe spends just 15-20 hours each week on-site and spends the rest of his time working with other business owners who'd like to have more free time, energy and money. His ebook, “5 Keys to Time Freedom” has excellent tips for creating days that are fulfilling and anxiety-free. Learn how to how to enjoy more time doing what you truly love, how to slow down in a fast-paced world, and how to take action on your dreams every day. Find Joe Peronne on the web: Website | Instagram | LinkedIn

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Mat speaks to historian and battlefield tour guide Jo Hook about the Battle of Mont St Quentin, claimed to be one of the 'finest Australian feats' of the First World War. Presenter: Mat McLachlan Guest: Jo Hook Producer: Jess Stebnicki For more great history content, visit www.LivingHistoryTV.com, or subscribe to our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/c/LivingHistoryTV Don't forget to subscribe and review the podcast!

We are joined today on Master My Garden Podcast for our first guest interview, with Peter Donegan, Peter Donegan Landscaping & Garden Design. We talk about some really interesting projects he's working on at present including "The Northern Roots Oldham Garden" which will launch at RHS Hampton Court Palace flower show in July and will relocate then back to Oldham. Peter is also involved in the first season RTE DIY SOS The Big Build due to air later in 2020. We talk about what you should look for from design perspective when you want to Master your own garden and how it should all start with a feeling. Then we find out what his three favourite plants are. See below Peter's BioPeter Donegan began gardening at the age of 5 and having gardened all of his childhood, went on to study horticulture for 4 years. In 2001 Peter set up Peter Donegan Garden Design & Landscaping and has won a host of awards for 17th & 18th century gardens & show gardens at national competition.2018, Donegan was selected by a French jury to represent Ireland to design & realise the Irish WW1 centenary peace garden at Chateau de Peronne, France. In April 2019 Peter designed at Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Flower Show Cardiff winning Silver Medal. July 2020 will see Donegan’s show garden designed for RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show and, relocated permanently after. Peter is available for garden talks, speaking and events. www.doneganlandscaping.comI hope you enjoy Happy GardeningJohnwww.mastermygarden.com

Jeanne Peronne va au bout de ses rêves et a tout quitté pour se retrouver ! Comme vous allez l'entendre son parcours est inspirant. En 2017, Jeanne monte pour la première fois sur un vélo pour faire le Tour de France 2 ans plus tard, avec "Donnons des Ailes au Vélo" . A travers cette conversation Jeanne nous raconte son parcours personnel, sportif et professionnel. Quelle chance j'ai de pouvoir prendre en plein visage cette 59ème histoire. En espérant de tout coeur qu vous prendrez autant de plaisir à écouter Jeanne que j'ai eu à discuter avec elle. Merci Jeanne ! Je te souhaite le meilleur pour la suite de l'autre coté de l'atlantique. Arnaud Manzanini Athlète Ultra Distance

Another chance to hear a special edition of Gardeners’ Corner from the Somme where 15 Gardens of Peace (Jardin de la Paix) have been constructed near sites of the Great War. David Maxwell visits the Irish peace garden in Peronne designed by Peter Donegan. He’ll meet David Richardson, a Northern Ireland native, who is now Head of Horticulture at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission to reveal how one of the biggest gardening organisations in the world tends to war graves and memorials at 23,000 locations in 150 countries. He’ll also meet Irish designer Peter Donegan in Peronne and chat to Gardeners’ Corner regular Brendan Little about how gardens help us to remember.

I have no doubt that this is the best from Percy Smythe, absolutely full on account of one of the main defeats of the Germans in 1918. Don't believe me? Here is an extract; "A heavy, probably a 9.2 inch, had evidently landed fair in the trench. The carnage was awful. Dead, wounded, and dying, all lay huddled and twisted together in grotesque little heaps, a mass of mangled flesh. At first all was silent. But when those who still lived saw that we were there, they began to moan piteously for help. Without any hesitation we set to work to do what we could for them. Kneeling down by the first living man, I saw that he was in a pretty bad state. Besides other wounds, his right arm was hanging to his shoulder by a small strip of skin and flesh. He begged me to cut the useless limb right off, and I tried to do so with a blunt jack-knife, but could not manage it. I cut his tunic away from the damaged arm, and cut the equipment off his body to give him a little ease". Well that's about as bad as it could get!

Percy: "I ordered the men to get the Hun gun, but again nobody seemed willing to go forward. I decided to go over first to encourage them, and sprang up on to the earth block. As I did so, a man called out, "Don't go over! There's a bomb not gone off!" The words were immediately followed by an explosion three yards in front of me! It was one of our Mills grenades with those treacherous 7-second fuses...."

Guillaume de Machaut was one of the greatest composers and poets of the Middle Ages and Le Voir Dit is one of his most extraordinary works. Containing 9,094 lines of verse and 8 musical settings, it tells the tale of a blossoming love between the elderly Machaut and a young admirer: Péronne d' Armentières. Catherine Bott explores Machaut's "The True Story".