Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Holmes

In 2 Corinthians 9, Paul walks us through how to give generously by pointing to the example of the Church in Corinth. Peter Holmes shares today's Devotionable. Devotionables #718 - The Generous Giver 2 Corinthians 9 Blue Letter Bible PlanDevotionables is a ministry of The Ninth & O Baptist Church in Louisville, KY.  naobc.org

In this inspiring episode, Rev. Dr. J. Peter Holmes of Yorkminster Park Baptist Church in Toronto explores the deep meaning of service and humility through his sermon titled "Preferential Treatment." Reflecting on Mark 10:35-45, Rev. Dr. Holmes reminds us that true greatness in the Kingdom of God is found not in seeking recognition but in serving others with grace. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural insights, he challenges us to abandon self-centeredness and embrace the calling to love and serve as Jesus did. Tune in for an uplifting message that invites reflection on discipleship and the true meaning of leadership in faith.

Escape the humdrum and discover the best entertainment shows and performances from the past year - from the presenters holding it all together and the new formats that bring out extraordinary stories from members of the public.Alex Zane is joined by entertainment exec Rina Dayalji and TV critic and broadcaster Scott Bryan to unpick the nominees across four categories from this year's BAFTA TV Awards with P&O Cruises. The transcript of this episode will be available on the BAFTA website.Nominations discussed in this episode are:Factual Entertainment:CELEBRITY RACE ACROSS THE WORLD Production Team - Studio Lambert / BBC OneTHE DOG HOUSE Production Team - Five Mile Films / Channel 4ENDURANCE: RACE TO THE POLE Alexis Girardet, Mike Warner, Adam Bullmore, Martin Long - October Films / Channel 5PORTRAIT ARTIST OF THE YEAR Production Team - Storyvault Films / Sky ArtsComedy Entertainment:THE GRAHAM NORTON SHOW Graham Norton, Graham Stuart, Jon Magnusson, Toby Baker, Catherine Strauss, Pete Snell - So Television / BBC OneLATE NIGHT LYCETT Production Team - Rumpus Media, My Options Were Limited / Channel 4ROB & ROMESH VS Danielle Lux, Murray Boland, Jack Shillaker, Bill Righton, David Taylor, Graham Proud - CPL Productions / Sky MaxWOULD I LIE TO YOU? Peter Holmes, Rachel Ablett, Jake Graham, Zoe Waterman, Liz Clare, Barbara Wiltshire - Zeppotron / BBC OneEntertainment:HANNAH WADDINGHAM: HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Hannah Waddingham, Hamish Hamilton, Katy Mullan, Moira Ross, Raj Kapoor, Nick Todisco - Done + Dusted / Apple TV+LATER… WITH JOOLS HOLLAND Production Team – BBC Studios / BBC TwoMICHAEL MCINTYRE'S BIG SHOW Production Team - Hungry McBear / BBC OneSTRICTLY COME DANCING Production Team – BBC Studios / BBC OneEntertainment Performance:ANTHONY McPARTLIN, DECLAN DONNELLY I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! - Lifted Entertainment / ITV1BIG ZUU Big Zuu's Big Eats – Boom, Big Productions / DaveGRAHAM NORTON The Graham Norton Show – So Television / BBC OneHANNAH WADDINGHAM Eurovision Song Contest 2023 – BBC Studios / BBC OneJOE LYCETT Late Night Lycett - Rumpus Media, My Options Were Limited / Channel 4ROB BECKETT, ROMESH RANGANATHAN Rob & Romesh Vs – CPL Productions / Sky MaxA BAFTA productionHost: Alex ZaneProducer: Matt Hill at Rethink Audio Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Inspired by Ram Dass, Peter Holmes, Joe Rogan, Duncan Trussell,  The Yoga Sutras, Tibetan Buddhism, the 10 Bhumis, CTR, and Rumi.  Audiobook.  Mature listeners only (18+)

“There is a voice inside that does not use words. Listen.” ~ Rumi Guest Introduction:  Welcome to Exploring the Seasons of Life podcast. I'm your host Cindy MacMillan. I have conversations with coaches, spiritual explorers and thought leaders from all walks of life about beginnings, endings, and the messy bits in-between. Self-love, well-being, and mindset are at the heart of our conversations because once you change the inside, the outside will begin to change as well.  In this episode, I'm thrilled to dive into the work of Judith Maxey, whose exploration into alternative and traditional healing practices began while pursuing a Master's degree in Applied Anthropology, exploring the cultural roots of healing.   Judith is the owner of Almus Energy Medicine, has been practicing energy medicine for over 15 years.  She is an experienced and certified Usui/Holy Fire® and Karuna Reiki® master teacher, mentor, shamanic practitioner, meditation guide and essential oil specialist. In 2023, she also became a certified End-of-Life Doula. Here's a glimpse of our conversation: Welcome Judith. I've really been looking forward to this conversation. Judith: “There's always an underlying level of grief. Right now, I feel, in part because of the pandemic we just simply did not acknowledge the grieving that might have happened. That should have happened because we have a very, in my opinion, narrow perspective on what grief is.” Judith: “I'm a doTERRA wellness advocate, so I use mostly doTERRA oils. I believe in their quality, but I use a Snow Lotus aromatherapy oil that was created by a Five Element Acupuncturist, and it's called Sedate Metal and so from the Chinese medicine perspective. It's about metal and it's very good in fall for the lungs where we hold grief and it is a blend of Copaiba balsam, Atlas cedarwood, Amyris, and Geranium.  And I would never even attempt to blend it the way that Peter Holmes does. It's just an amazing blend. I keep it in my office.” Judith: “I'm so happy that there are end-of-life doulas  for the person who is passing and also for everyone involved  and that's what I found was really there was so much learning  in my end of life doula training  about that about the  interactions between the caregivers and what was happening for everyone how to be  aware of the cues and  Like everything else, Cindy,  again, I feel like I say a certain few things throughout the conversation, but it's about being present.” Judith: “And then I started, in the same community as my Reiki teacher, I'll give her a shout out, Colleen Benelli, Licensed Reiki Teacher, The International Center for Reiki Training. She was also involved in The LightSong Community of 21st Century Shamanism and Energy Medicine. So, I started doing core shamanism training as well.” Judith: “You are meant to use us and, and we're meant to work together. And so, I started bringing in essential oils, the plants to my work.  And I just feel like the combination of the shamanic practices that, I'd say in general, allow you to work with larger energies than yourself, Reiki, and the miracle, the magic of the plants, you know, getting to work with those three in a session with someone is a powerhouse. It's so supportive. Judith: “I would suggest, your ceremony be specific to you and what you're comfortable with. And most importantly, what you will actually do.  You know, we can look at a lot of different ceremonies, but what calls to you? Do you want to gather in a big crowd? Do you want to gather with your three closest friends? In the darkness, with a candle? Being grateful?  Saying out loud what you want to get rid of?  You know?  I think those elements are the important part. Again, gratitude, community, release, and calling in what you would like for the new year or your life. I'll say that I would suggest those same elements for any ceremony. Judith: “Forgiveness is so much larger than that. A little bit like grief, right?” Judith: “I also want to say that in 2024. I'll be coming out with Plant Speak Retreats, and that's for the doTERRA community to learn how to build relationships, spiritual personal energetic relationships with the oils.” Resource Mentioned: Firewalk Ceremony  You can find Judith Maxey at: Website Instagram Mentorship Holistic Living: Embracing Wholeness In Everyday Life Series The Healing Power of Sound Baths with Stephanie Weber Trust in Your Soul with Sonee Singh Empowering Your Inner Wellness Warrior: Insights from Joyce Jimenez Journey of Healing with Alana Keddie Conversation with Julie Jancius: The Angel Medium Confidence is a Journey with Sha Sparks

EP25 - Phil Chapman - Denzel's DovesIt's 1912, Franz Ferdinand is still alive, we're on the brink of war, and there's a million pounds to be won at the 20th century's answer to Britain's Got Talent. Denzel, a crafty wheeler dealer from Leeds, hatches a plan for both himself and his simple brother, Steven, to win the prize money. The brothers soon come under scrutiny by fellow contestant Peter Holmes, a bitter magician who realises how they are winning people's votes. Will Denzel's cunning plan lead them to winning the million pound cash prize or will they be revealed as charlatans in this AllMadeUp story like you've never heard before.Thanks for listening and if you've enjoyed it, please give it a share or tell someone about it. It makes a massive difference! Cheers! Wanna follow Phil Chapman…https://www.philchapmancomedy.com/ Wanna follow Harry Stachini…Insta: @HarrystandupFB: @Harrystachinicomedian YouTube: @HarrystachiniTwitter: @HstachiniThe Staff Room PodcastWanna follow Lewis Coleman…Insta: @lewiscolemanTwitter: @LewisColeman93Wanna follow Ben Hart…Insta: @benhartcomedyFB: @benhartactorTwitter: @benhart0592CreditsRecorded and edited by Lewis Coleman Produced by @GetGiddierArtwork by Elliot @melodyleeart Soundtrack by @grahammccuskerAll Made Up is proudly sponsored by - No Mind Collective. Liverpool's top streetw job ear brand. Whether it's t-shirts, hoodies or bandannas they're all about unique designs and top quality clobber. Use promo code - allmadeup - at check out for 10% on your next purchase. www.nomindcollective.com #NewPodcast #ComedyPodcast #Storytelling #History #AllMadeUp #Talent Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

36 days of action featuring 36 concerts in 6 continents with Yo-Yo Ma. In this episode, we discuss The Bach Project that featured the legendary cellist Yo-Yo Ma— an event that would explore how culture connects us. Yo-Yo began this journey across the world in 2018, however, it was interrupted by the pandemic in 2020. We are joined by Peter Holmes à Court who is the Senior Convener at Afrika House, the team that facilitated the project in Nairobi. Peter breaks down what they did to host Yo-Yo Ma in Kenya but also turning that performance into a festival that went beyond its original scope. He also shares the motivations of the teams that brought the project together including the artists that created the posters for the project. Find out how Nairobi ended up being the final stop of the tour.  This is the 22nd episode under the ‘Shifting Narratives' program supported by the British Council SSA Arts. *For the best experience, please use a headset/earphones. Instagram: @ afrika.housekenya Website: Afrika House                The Bach Project Music by: Ngalah Oreyo (@ngalah_oreyo) and Mercy Barno (@merc.b_) For the full episode transcript: https://www.afrika.design/the-bach-project

The journalists are back with Danny Weidler, Michael Chammas & Adam Peacock in as the RLPA have been firing shots at journalists, we look at the continued mess at the Tigers, Brandon's Smith strong message to Paul Crawley & the impact George Piggins & Ian Heads had on the NRL! ------

In this episode Amelia explores the physical, emotional and energetic qualities of Grapefruit and White Grapefruit. We finish with a short, shiny Meditation with the Essential Oil. To connect with Amelia please visit here https://www.ameliaadrian.com/ And on instagram https://www.instagram.com/itsameliaadrian/ If you are not yet a dōTERRA Customer with access to good quality Oils and wish to order the Oils click this link to have a browse. https://www.ameliaadrian.com/shop-doterra References : Aromatica Vol 2 by Peter Holmes

Broken Oars Podcast, and your genial hosts Lewin (Southern, oppressive) and Aaron (Northern, oppressed) return ...   ... and you'll notice that we're practically fizzing with glee as we do.   Why?   Because we're joined by Peter Holmes.   We are no strangers to hyperbole on Broken Oars Podcast. Our episode blurbs are masterpieces in the art of all of its forms: hyperbole, repetitive hyperbole, deflationary hyperbole, inflationary hyperbole and (our favourite) the sort of hyperbole Han got out of the Millennium Falcon only done with oars.   (Give me ten on the legs and horizon this bunch of sadsacks, now ... ! is a call neither of us have ever used (much)).    But in this instance, we are somewhat underselling it when we say that Pete is one of rowing's great coaches, thinkers and communicators.   Beginning his rowing journey at Latymer, and continuing during his time at Cambridge, Pete's engagement with rowing developed in tandem and conversation with his younger brother, Andy - an individual who remains one of the undersung heroes of British Rowing despite being a double-Olympic champion, fierce and committed competitor and an outstanding oarsman who, among others, inspired the young Matthew Pinsent to take up the sport.   Applying the insights about boatmoving that Andy was learning, applying and developing while working with Spracklen and Redgrave as he moved on to teach and coach at Eton, St. Paul's, the University of Manchester and Agecroft, Pete developed a coaching ethos centered on empowering athletes to own and take control of their development and progression by understanding and embracing what actually moves a boat.   In this freewheeling, insightful and essential episode we discuss what actually moves a boat - pressure against the pin against the blade - and explore what the logical outcome of this means for the rowing stroke: it is the application of maximum pressure through the arc of the stroke from beginning to end that moves the boat the most efficiently.   Breaking down how we can translate that to the actual practise of rowing leads to a fascinating conversation on avoiding coaching mood music; the importance of avoiding fads and fashions; why the first step in any squad journey must be standardising equipment so that it can then be individualised to the rower later in the programme; the importance of knowing why you do the drills you do; why the search for magic bullets is part of human nature but ultimately unproductive ...    ... and why the most important question a rower can ask is 'why' (because it leads to the understanding of 'how').   Some of this might be counter-intuitive to modern orthodoxies; it might challenge some preconceptions, but this a masterclass on a par with Drew Ginn's much-heralded episode on Broken Oars. Pete puts a lifetime of knowledge on the art and practice of moving a boat well in this podcast, coaching, what makes a rower, what makes a crew, training, and more beside ...   And he's currently not coaching?   Someone snap that man up for their programme!     Get some!   All Eight? Drive the legs like you're kicking a burning dog off you... ----- Try listening to us with a coffee - and if you're feeling generous, stand us one.   Buy us a coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/brokenoarsD?new=1   Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/brokenoarspodc1   Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/thelandingstage/                                           www.instagram.com/brokenoarsindoors/  

In his sermon on the Transfiguration, Dr. J. Peter Holmes says when we listen to Jesus, we will find ourselves looking at ourselves, others, and the world as Jesus does--with the eyes of faith, hope, and love--never giving up on his transforming power.

A short experience with Jasmine Essential Oil, including an Aromapoint application to Pericardium 7. References : Tiffany Carole https://www.tiffanycarole.com/ Peter Holmes https://www.waterstones.com/book/aromatica-volume-1/peter-holmes/gabriel-mojay/9781848193031 Connect With Amelia : And for more information or visit my website here https://www.ameliaadrian.com/ You can also find me on Instagram as @thearomayogini If you are not yet a Customer with access to good quality Oils and wish to order the Oils click this link to have a browse. https://www.ameliaadrian.com/shop-doterra

In Riding with Giants, Peter Holmes à Court demonstrated the honesty and vulnerability to be human, fallible and curious as he searched for his path. His father Robert is credited with being Australia's first billionaire. His mother Janet was more successful than his father. As their oldest child, Peter was involved in investment banking, music and comedy promotion, cattle, trains, finance, Sydney business promotion, writing and he co-owned the South Sydney Rabbitohs rugby team with Russell Crowe among other ventures. His memoir takes it all in and asks the existential question of what it means to be alive as a father, a businessman, a manufacturer, a creator of beauty and meaning, a member of society and a cyclist, who tries something almost entirely new and most assuredly out of his comfort zone.

Today's guest is Rev. Dr. Peter Holmes who has served on the ministry team of Yorkminster Park Baptist Church since 1995 and as the Minister of the Congregation since 2001.Recorded earlier this year as part of a series entitled The Word for Life: When Scripture Comes Alive, this episode is a conversation between Peter and Rev. Dr. Andrew Stirling, who you may recognize from previous episodes of Scripture Untangled.Listen to Rev. Dr. Peter Holmes as he reflects on his formative years growing up in the manse, pastoring to his congregation and how the Bible is an invitation into a deeper relationship with God, the Creator and the artist.---Learn more about the Canadian Bible Society: biblesociety.caConnect with us on Instagram: @canadianbiblesocietyWhether you're well versed in Scripture or just starting out on your journey, The Bible Course offers a superb overview of the world's best-selling book.  This eight-session course will help you grow in your understanding of the Bible. Watch the first session of The Bible Course and learn more at biblecourse.ca. Give to the Canadian Bible Society: biblesociety.ca/donate---Learn more about Peter HolmesChurch: https://www.yorkminsterpark.com/gather/biography-holmes.php  Acadia Divinity College: https://acadiadiv.ca/staff/peter-holmes/ 

Former Sheffield Wednesday and Luton Town footballer Peter Holmes discusses how he's transitioned in to the world of all things skincare. He now runs a range of skincare businesses. It was great to chat to my former teammate and hear his story.

In this episode I explore the power of owning our feelings with a focus today on Sadness. The gift of listening to our feelings and the feelings of others and how this in itself is a healing act. I look at the Essential Oils to hold space as we may experience this often difficult feeling. Through October I offer an invitation to help me expand the reach of this conversation. Please leave me a review and then message me here amelia@ameliayoga.co.uk or DM me on Instagram @thearomayogini and i will gift you access to my newest creation Evolve. A series of 7 guided audio meditations. https://www.ameliaadrian.com/evolve If you don't yet have a dōTERRA Account and wish to have your own excellent Essential Oils please message me here amelia@ameliayoga.co.uk for more information or visit my website here https://www.ameliaadrian.com/ You can also find me on Instagram as @thearomayogini References: Classical Chinese Medical Text Su Wen "I know that the hundred diseases are generated by the qi.
 When one is angry, then the qi rises. When one is joyous, then the qi relaxes. When one is sad, then the qi dissipates. When one is in fear, then the qi moves down. In case of cold the qi collects; in case of heat, the qi flows out. When one is frightened, then the qi is in disorder. When one is exhausted, then the qi is wasted. When one is pensive, then the qi lumps together.” Elements of Emotion ~ Desiree de Lunae Dr Becky Kennedy Atlas of the Heart ~ Brené Brown Aromatica (vol 2) ~ Peter Holmes

It's the end of August and it's time to dust off the skates because the Kangaroo Hoppet is back! The Hoppet is part of the World Loppet series and is a 42km XC ski race. Covid canceled the Hoppet in 2020 and 2021, but nothing can stop it this year! 900 participants have signed up to grace the Bogong High Plains and this week we chatted to at least two of them.We were very happy to welcome Peter Holmes to the show and have been hoping to catch him for an interview for quite some time. Pete was one of our lecturers at university during our outdoor education studies and opened the door of telemark, nordic and backcountry skiing to many students. We find out where Pete developed his passion for skiing and how he found his love for teaching.  We also get some insight about his business, Nordic Ski adventures, which aims to take guests 'chook footing' to some of the world's most iconic nordic ski destinations.  Pete's longtime friend, Blair Hume, also joins the show to heckle him whilst enjoying a few tinnies, but also shares his own stories about growing up with nothing but three-pin bindings and leather boots. 

What is mortification? Have you ever used it in a sentence? Highly unlikely, but the concept is a crucial one for the Christian. Peter Holmes takes our attention to Colossians 3, where the Apostle Paul admonishes us to put sin to death. Devotionables #325: Colossians 3:1-17 Mortification Big Themes and Words of the Bible

In this episode we explore how Essential Oils act as guides to help us know ourself more fully and deeply. An exploration of Ylang Ylang as an example of this. The Books referred to are: The Gifts of the Essential Oils by Adam Barralet & Vanessa Jean Boscarello Ovens Emotions and Essential Oils : Enlighten healing Aromatica Vol. 1 & 2 by Peter Holmes. A suggested soothing practice with Ylang Ylang applied to Ear Shen Men for deep relaxation. If you don't yet have a dōTERRA Account and wish to have your own excellent Essential Oils please message me here amelia@ameliayoga.co.uk for more information or visit my website here https://www.ameliaadrian.com/ You can also find me on Instagram as @thearomayogini

In this Episode we explore the categories of Essential Oils, the fragrant energetics and how this relates to movement and embodiment of energy and emotions. I refer to the Fragrant Energetics Model as created by Peter Holmes and developed by Tiffany Carole. If you don't yet have a dōTERRA Account and wish to have your own excellent Essential Oils please message me here amelia@ameliayoga.co.uk for more information or visit my website here https://www.ameliaadrian.com/ You can also find me on Instagram as @thearomayogini

This week Lecturer for the University of Notre Dame Australia, Peter Holmes joins the discussion to reflect what makes effective students and others in the real world outside of the classroom. This is a great discussion not to be missed, as this will equip you with a change of mindset about what today's world requires of us to bring people to Our lord. It really is about the way you carry yourself and your evangelisatic style that will allow people to embrace the gospel, henceforth change the world. -- SUBSCRIBE to our weekly Alert and Newsletter: www.thecatholictoolboxshow.com Get your copy of "The Art of Practical Catholicism" by George Manassa: store.parousiamedia.com/the-art-of-practical-catholicism-your-faith-guide-george-manassa-paperback/  Make your purchase at our online store:  spreadshirt.com/the-catholic-toolbox/ Book George Manassa to speak at your parish or event now: www.parousiamedia.com/george-manassa/    - Platforms: Television Host - TV Maria: tvmaria.ph  Radio Host - Voice of Charity Australia (1701AM):  www.voc.org.au    ONLINE Radio Host - Cradio Online Radio: www.cradio.org.au    Partner - Parousia Media: www.parousiamedia.com Men's Podcast  - The Rite of Manhood Podcast: theriteofmanhood.com  Partner - EWTN Asia Pacific www.ewtnasiapacific.com Guest Link:   https://www.thiscatholiclife.com.au/    -   DISCLAIMER   This Episode does not count as Medical, Psychological or professional advice. All the contents within the parameters of this episode are simply the personal views of the host and guest(s) and any personal advice reflected should always be verified by your relevant professional. In no way is this a substitute for seeking any professional advice and we urge that you seek relevant professional attention at any stage. Please seek the guidance of your doctor or other qualified health professional with any questions you may have regarding your health or a medical condition. Never disregard the advice of a medical professional, or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this Website. If you are experiencing issues please call  000 OR if you need assistance call  13 11 14 within Australia

First man to buy marijuana in Spokane has been canned Germans upset, Americans not, with spying LongForm: Patty Murray pushing narrative on War on Women; Todd Akin making it worse; Nancy Pelosi is nuts; Rick Larsen is jumping on bandwagon Rantz calls on Peter Holmes to be disciplined for violating an HR rule on marijuana. Brandi Kruse joins the convo. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jesus tells his disciples that they are to love their enemies. Jesus can't be serious, can he? He is! Peter Holmes walks us through this passage as Jesus continues to call us to a higher standard as we live under his kingship. Devotionables #242 - Matthew 5:43-48 Really Jesus? Sermon on the Mount

In an episode released on August 12, we addressed the troubling display of poor riding during the equestrian portion of the Modern Pentathlon with Rick Maynard, Tik Maynard, and Peter Holmes - all of whom have been very involved in the sport either currently or previously.  Now, we're following up and seeing what's in the works. What proposed changes are coming down the pipeline to help Modern Pentathlon evolve into a sport that can support good riding, good horsemanship, and reasonable expectations of those horses and riders? Are they enough? What aspects of the problem do they address? Canadian National Champion, Development Coach, and member of the Riding Working Task Force, Joshua Riker-Fox, joins us alongside fellow Canadian National Champion Pentathlete Tik Maynard. Along with host Caroline Culbertson, they discuss:  - A look inside the proposed changes and what needs to happen next. - What we can learn about making change in our own sports and disciplines. - A case for keeping the equestrian portion in Modern Pentathlon - Personal reflections on how changes happen in sport, who is in charge of them, and what the equestrian community can learn from this turning point in MP. 

The show jumping portion of the women's modern pentathlon at the Tokyo Olympics is making headlines - and not in a good way. It was so stressful to watch, there were many rider falls, and lots of stressed out horses who clearly didn't understand what was expected of them.  How do we make heads and tails of this? Are there solutions? Host Caroline Culbertson is joined by Tik Maynard, Rick Maynard, and Peter Holmes - who cumulatively have decades of experience in pentathlon as athletes, coaches or course designers - for a roundtable discussion in response to this troubling display of riding. 

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced new rules to try to curb the latest surge in coronavirus cases in England. These include the closure of public spaces like pubs and limits on the number of people at household gatherings. The extent of the restrictions will depend on the severity of outbreaks in different areas. The rules take effect on Wednesday. The city of Liverpool will be among the 50 towns and cities in England covered by the regulations, 44 of them are in the Northern part of the country. The restrictions in these places will depend on the level of risk. Areas in the top of the three tiers will see a ban in household gatherings, and the closure of pubs, bars and other leisure areas Johnson says financial support worth more than a billion dollars will be made available to businesses affected by the new rules. For more, we spoke to Peter Holmes. He's a fellow at the University of Sussex UK Trade Policy Observatory. He joins us from Brighton in the UK. #UKCoronavirus #ThreeTierAlarmSystem #Restrictions

Peter talks to David Hunt why he likes this Album so much. http://media.blubrry.com/sunday_arts_magazine/p/joy.org.au/sundayarts/wp-content/uploads/sites/276/2020/09/Holmes.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 19:36 — 22.4MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Joy Board member Peter Holmes talks about Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon. appeared first on Sunday Arts Magazine.

Meet Peter Holmes, Lic.Ac, MH. Peter is a medical herbalist, clinical aromatherapist and practitioner of Chinese medicine with experience that spans over 30 years. In today's conversation, we looks at essential oils through the lens of Chinese herbal medicine, discuss main 6 fragrance categories and explore what it takes to get the best quality of essential oils. In Show Notes: https://plantloveradio.com/68 To participate in a giveaway of Citrus Essential Oil sampler, visit https://ko-fi.com/plantloveradio

You can make a difference with this podcast by giving a financial gift.This week we continue on with our interview of herbalist Anne de Courtenay.  We specifically ask her to define what types are natural remedies are there during these troubled times.  We also rant a bit about the current political landscape and introduce the song Your Smile, plus a favorite She's Going to Change the World. www.herbcraft.org - www.davidwinston.orgwww.christopherhobbs.comwww.planetherbs.comAnne de Courtenay is an accomplished writer and editor.  A graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, de Courtenay uses her writing and editing skills in the field of herbal medicine and education. Anne de Courtenay's studies in clinical herbalism began in 2003 in Chicago, beginning with a basic set of 60 Western plants. That selection grew to hundreds of botanical medicines, spanning traditions from China, India and the West. The confluence of her expertise in herbalism and her degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern led her to edit books for such renowned herbalists as Michael and Lesley Tierra, Peter Holmes, and Jonathan Treasure. She also was the editor of the Journal of the American Herbalists Guild for four years. Anne still utilizes her editing talents in the field of herbalism.Anne studied and taught at the East West School of Planetary Herbology in California and at the Chicago College of Healing Arts. She earned a diploma in Asian Body Therapy from the NCCAOM in 2010. She owned and managed Imagine Health, a multidisciplinary complementary medicine clinic in Lincoln Square, for five years until shortly after the birth of her daughter. She continues to serve the plant and human world by educating and herbal consultation.

Ladies and Gentlemen welcome to another episode of Curiously Catholic, in this episode we pick Peter Holmes' brain on all things from his journey from being non-Catholic to becoming a lecturer at Notre Dame University in Sydney, to how Catholicism not only influences the way he fathers his 8 children but how it has welcomed all of them with open arms. We finish the episode by answering the question, why do we call priests father?This episode was particularly impacting and enjoyable for me I could have talked to Peter for hours, I hope you enjoy it too!!

Welcome to Strung Out, where we pioneer a bit of "Rock n' Rant".  This week we start to pick apart partisanship, starting at the idea of how to create dialogue with some clearly on the opposite fence of you, while not drawing a gun.   Our special guest is here for this episode and next week's episode as well. Anne de Courtenay is an accomplished writer and editor.  Graduating from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, de Courtenay focused her skills not only in public relations work  (with an emphasis on social media) but also used her degree along with her education in the world of western and Chinese herbal medicine. Anne de Courtenay's studies in clinical herbalism began in 2003 in Chicago, beginning with a basic set of 60 Western plants. That selection grew to hundreds of botanical medicines, spanning traditions from China, India and the West. The confluence of her expertise in herbalism and her degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern led her to edit books for such renowned herbalists as Michael and Lesley Tierra, Peter Holmes, and Jonathan Treasure. She also was the editor of the Journal of the American Herbalists Guild for four years. Anne still utilizes her editing talents in the field of herbalism.Anne studied and taught at the East West School of Planetary Herbology in California and at the Chicago College of Healing Arts. She earned a diploma in Asian Body Therapy from the NCCAOM in 2010. She owned and managed Imagine Health, a multidisciplinary complementary medicine clinic in Lincoln Square for five years until shortly after the birth of her daughter. Now she offers herbal consultations by appointment from her home.Next week, de Courtenay will bring her herbal skills to the fore, when she discusses remedies that can help during these trying times.  We also introduce a new song, called "She's Going To Change the World."  A Youtube version of the song is also available for view.  We run on financial gifts.  Visit this link and help us keep Strung Out going. 

Peter Holmes, Joy Board Member, Podcaster extraordinaire  talks about one of his favourite  albums  with David Hunt. http://media.blubrry.com/sunday_arts_magazine/p/joy.org.au/sundayarts/wp-content/uploads/sites/276/2020/08/Holmes.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 23:13 — 26.6MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Album of the Week. Aretha Franklin -Amazing Grace appeared first on Sunday Arts Magazine.

Show Notes: Host:  Peter Holmes, Renée Köhler-Ryan & Rian Galliott Guest: Mike Lynch       #peterholmes #anniversary   Subscribe On: iTunes, Google Play, Pocket Casts, Spotify, Stitcher, Anchor, TuneIn, Blubrry, Spreaker, Player.fm, Radio Public, Overcast   Connect with us: Email: info@thiscatholiclife.com.au Facebook: @thiscatholiclifeau Twitter: @catholiclifeau Instagram: thiscatholiclifeau

In this episode, Tim has the privilege of chatting with Peter Holmes, Jeremy Clampett and Tony Nzanza as they recall their time at Scripture Union and some of the joys and challenges they faced while serving the Lord through the ministry of SU.  

Show Notes: Hosts:  Peter Holmes, Renée Köhler-Ryan, & Rian Galliott Guest:  Cormac McCaughan   • Backing into a car space• Media hype is worse than a virus• Books vs Kindle• Talking about religion and politics @ a BBQ• Aussie Rules vs other sports• Dungeons & Dragons • Jordan Peterson is the Devil• Enjoying a fine cheese is more Catholic than a Big Mac • Shout Outs     #peterholmes #petpeeves   Links and Resources: 12 Rules for Life -  https://www.jordanbpeterson.com/12-rules-for-life/   Subscribe On: iTunes, Google Play, Pocket Casts, Spotify, Stitcher, Anchor, TuneIn, Blubrry, Spreaker, Player.fm, Radio Public, Overcast   Connect with us: Email: info@thiscatholiclife.com.au Facebook: @thiscatholiclifeau Twitter: @catholiclifeau Instagram: thiscatholiclifeau Discord: https://discord.gg/CCjtMTG

Show Notes: Hosts:  Peter Holmes, Beth Wells, & Rian Galliott Guest:  Bishop Richard Umbers       #peterholmes #merrychristmas #faith   Subscribe On: iTunes, Google Play, Pocket Casts, Spotify, Stitcher, Anchor, TuneIn, Blubrry, Spreaker, Player.fm, Radio Public, Overcast   Connect with us: Email: info@thiscatholiclife.com.au Facebook: @thiscatholiclifeau Twitter: @catholiclifeau Instagram: thiscatholiclifeau Discord: https://discord.gg/CCjtMTG

Kristopher's reflections on the art of preaching are based this week on a sermon he preached back in August, 2019 at the Redlands Church. Although it is not the "current" message, it neither is a "re-run." Kristopher will return to the pulpit on October 19 and Behind the Sermon will be "live" once again the following Monday. This episode is about one aspect of calling that is universal for all people, long-lasting, and perhaps the most divisive.As always, this episode features the full recording of the original message along with reflection on how it came to be, what worked, what didn’t work, and everything in between.Author's Note: This was one of the earliest recordings of the podcast and at that time, the working title and segment titles did not match the current format or descriptions. Please excuse the ongoing edits and improvements!Learn more about Pastor Kristopher at: www.krisloewen.comCatch the Youtube version of this episode, which includes video of the original sermon along with the audio podcast: https://www.youtube.com/loewkrRead the text from the Gospel of Mark here.Leonard Sweet’s work is estensive. Consider checking out his book, From Tablet to Table: Where Community is Found and Identity is Formedslide:ology: The Art and Science of Creating Great Presentations, is an excellent book about creating quality visuals for presentations.Learn about Phoebe Judge and her magnificent podcast, Criminal, here.I was introduced to Paul Tillich’s work by Peter Holmes (of “How Not to Speak of God” and Pyrotheology lore). Paul Tillich’s “The Courage to Be” is challenging but enriching.

Kristopher's reflections on the art of preaching are based this week on a sermon he preached back in August, 2019 at the Redlands Church. Although it is not the "current" message, it neither is a "re-run." Kristopher will return to the pulpit on October 19 and Behind the Sermon will be "live" once again the following Monday. This episode is about one aspect of calling that is universal for all people, long-lasting, and perhaps the most divisive.As always, this episode features the full recording of the original message along with reflection on how it came to be, what worked, what didn’t work, and everything in between.Author's Note: This was one of the earliest recordings of the podcast and at that time, the working title and segment titles did not match the current format or descriptions. Please excuse the ongoing edits and improvements!Learn more about Pastor Kristopher at: www.krisloewen.comCatch the Youtube version of this episode, which includes video of the original sermon along with the audio podcast: https://www.youtube.com/loewkrRead the text from the Gospel of Mark here.Leonard Sweet’s work is estensive. Consider checking out his book, From Tablet to Table: Where Community is Found and Identity is Formedslide:ology: The Art and Science of Creating Great Presentations, is an excellent book about creating quality visuals for presentations.Learn about Phoebe Judge and her magnificent podcast, Criminal, here.I was introduced to Paul Tillich’s work by Peter Holmes (of “How Not to Speak of God” and Pyrotheology lore). Paul Tillich’s “The Courage to Be” is challenging but enriching.

This episode covers Kristopher's October 5, 2019 sermon about Mark 2:13-17, which is about Levi's calling to discipleship and criticism Jesus faced for socializing with pariahs in his culture. The original sermon was preached at the Redlands Seventh-day Adventist Church in Southern California. This episode features the full recording of that sermon along with reflection on how it came to be, what worked, what didn’t work, and everything in between.Learn more about Pastor Kristopher at: www.krisloewen.comCatch the Youtube version of this episode, which includes video of the original sermon along with the audio podcast: https://www.youtube.com/loewkrRead the text from the Gospel of Mark here.Leonard Sweet’s work is estensive. Consider checking out his book, From Tablet to Table: Where Community is Found and Identity is Formedslide:ology: The Art and Science of Creating Great Presentations, is an excellent book about creating quality visuals for presentations. Learn about Phoebe Judge and her magnificent podcast, Criminal, here. I was introduced to Paul Tillich’s work by Peter Holmes (of “How Not to Speak of God” and Pyrotheology lore). Paul Tillich’s “The Courage to Be” is challenging but enriching.

This episode covers Kristopher's October 5, 2019 sermon about Mark 2:13-17, which is about Levi's calling to discipleship and criticism Jesus faced for socializing with pariahs in his culture. The original sermon was preached at the Redlands Seventh-day Adventist Church in Southern California. This episode features the full recording of that sermon along with reflection on how it came to be, what worked, what didn’t work, and everything in between.Learn more about Pastor Kristopher at: www.krisloewen.comCatch the Youtube version of this episode, which includes video of the original sermon along with the audio podcast: https://www.youtube.com/loewkrRead the text from the Gospel of Mark here.Leonard Sweet’s work is estensive. Consider checking out his book, From Tablet to Table: Where Community is Found and Identity is Formedslide:ology: The Art and Science of Creating Great Presentations, is an excellent book about creating quality visuals for presentations. Learn about Phoebe Judge and her magnificent podcast, Criminal, here. I was introduced to Paul Tillich’s work by Peter Holmes (of “How Not to Speak of God” and Pyrotheology lore). Paul Tillich’s “The Courage to Be” is challenging but enriching.

Note - in future do not record a podcast next to a 1100°C Glass Furnace! We sit down with Peter Holmes & Andrew Holmes of Scottish Borders Art Glass to discuss; Glass Making, Metal Work, their upcoming move from Hawick to Selkirk after 17 years, and their approach to making a bespoke business model work in the Scottish Borders. If you want to see the sculpture referred to in the podcast the best place is here:- https://www.instagram.com/andrewholmesglass/ A la Grand Designs we shall be following up with Peter and Andrew once they have successfully moved in to their new premises in Selkirk.

Titus 2v 11 – 14 What does it look like for us to be a people that love Jesus and then love our city well? How do we step into that, bringing not just the hands and feet of Jesus but the actual message and gospel of Jesus to a city that needs Him, His transformative power, and His life? Executive Pastor Tim McDonald helps to answer that question by walking us through Titus 2 v11 – 14. Joined by our Community Life Pastor, Peter Holmes, and our Youth Pastor, Keithen Schwahn, they talk about Alpha, a practical tool that has quickly become a beautiful way to bring the good news of Jesus to those that need to hear it.

Peter Holmes was prop master from Captain Scarlet until Space Precinct, and in this archive recording from 1992 he discusses his roles from those early days up to Terrahawks. Peter tells us how he made puppet furniture, small scale trees, and many other items which we all take for granted in many Gerry Anderson shows - but all were an essential part of building those incredible worlds. Plus the usual news, Randomiser, the voice of the Podsterons and a discucssion about human hand bloopers!

Open, Hi/Hello (:44), holiday lull, ‘The Square’ Elizabeth Moss, ‘Crashing,’ Peter Holmes, Bill Burr, NACA, Roast Battle, Jamie Lee key ingredient to ‘Crashing’ in season 2, ‘Now and Later,’ Scott & Josh’s love for ’Love,’ loved episode 5: “Bertie’s Birthday,” ‘Babylon Berlin,’ Josh doesn’t get the mixed reviews from his friends, Tom Tykwer, Scott remembers MTV editors and ‘Run Lola Run,’ ‘Dark,’ Josh suffering from what he feels ‘Lost’ meets ‘Stranger Things,’ ‘Altered Carbon,’ ‘Everything Sucks,’ Scott tells people that they’re fools if they haven’t seen ‘Freaks and Geeks,’ David Chang’s new show ‘Ugly Delicious,’ ‘Seven Seconds,’ Regina King, ‘Southland,’ Michael Cudlitz, ‘McMafia,’ James Norton, ‘Atlanta,’ Why is ‘Earn’ so gullible? “Paper Boi,” Zazzie Beetz, ‘Easy,’ ‘The Assasination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story,’ ‘Counterpoint,’ J.K. Simmons, ‘Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac & the Notorious B.I.G.’ (26:10), Bokeem Woodbine, ‘The Looming Tower,’ this could be this series subscribe to Hulu, Dan Flutterman, Alex Gibney, ‘The Good Fight,’ Scott hasn’t renewed CBS: All-Access, ‘Grown-ish,’ a better version than ‘Different World.’ Scot and Josh talk about their excitement level for upcoming shows (33:30): ‘Santa Clarita Diet,’ ‘Requiem,’ ‘Barry,’ ‘Silicon Valley,’ Thomas Middleditch burnout from Verizon commercials? ‘Sam Rockwell,’ Martin Starr, Baba Booey, ‘Trust,’ Strong cast! Donald Sutherland, Brandan Fraser and Hilary Swank, plus it’s Danny Boyle’s series, ‘The Terror,’ ‘The Last O.G.’ Tracy Morgan, ‘Bosch,’ not until April 13th, but Scott & Josh can’t wait! ‘The Zen Diaries of Garry Shandling,’ Josh soils Garry’s legacy, ‘March of the Penguins 2: The Next Step’ Josh’s in to Hulu?!!! ‘The Americans,’ Can it stick the landing and go down as an all-timer?

Some sounds go back… way back. In this edition of Sound Matters, we travel to a time before music was music, when man-made sounds allowed us mere mortals to hear the voices of the gods – when the line between making music and making magic meant a whole lot more than just putting together your next party mix playlist. Host Tim Hinman takes us to meet musician and composer Barnaby Brown, who specialises in recreating sounds from long-forgotten instruments, and Peter Holmes, an engineer and trumpet player who rebuilds ancient metal instruments, played by ancient civilisations. http://www.beoplay.com/soundmatters @beoplay #beoplay #soundmatters

Former director of Learning Technologies at Corpus Christi College in Western Australia Trevor Galbraith explains how he built a top class ICT support team. We return to Mt Ousley Public School in New South Wales, where principal Peter Holmes shares the vision for the school’s digital device journey. Former principal of St Hilda’s in Queensland Peter Crawley explains the school’s wireless network and ICT professional development opportunities. And founder of makelearningbetter.com and former principal of Mark Oliphant College in South Australia Lynne Symons talks about what the future may hold for classroom technology.

Principal of Mount Ousley Public School in New South Wales, Peter Holmes explores the benefits of digital devices on student learning. Former Head of School at St Hilda's in Queensland, Peter Crawley shares the school's extraordinary iTunes U success. Former principal of Mark Oliphant College in South Australia, Lynne Symons explains how the school's digital device program got off the ground. And principal of Ringwood North Primary School in Victoria, Mike Green shares how he works with parents to embrace the digital age.

Starting in Wing Chun, a back injury led Peter to changing direction on a journey which has led him to being a 2nd Dan Black Belt with the Dragon Society and able to convince even the cynics of the power of pressure points. #PressurePoints #DragonSociety #FightForAutism #Immortal365 Find out more about Peter at Immortal365.co.uk The interview was recorded on an iPhone 6 Plus with an Apogee Condenser Microphone. Mick's Martial Arts is a Paint Your Headphones production, edited and produced by Ant McGinley using Adobe Creative Cloud. Mick's Martial Arts Theme tune is written and performed by Katalina Kicks featuring Kyro and appears with their kind permission. There is a new show every Friday and you can listen to all our previous shows at www.micksmartialarts.com

This seminar explores the role of the ‘accidental design professional’ in improving work design. Many people who don’t typically see themselves as work designers actually have a powerful influence on work safety, from CEOs, to IT professionals to HR executives. Exploring the role of the ‘accidental design professional’ in improving work design, this seminar examines how well-designed, healthy and safe work enables workers to have more productive lives. President of the Risk Engineering Society Geoff Hurst, Ergonomist Barbara McPhee, and Peter Holmes from National Australia Bank will discuss how to implement the ten principles of good work design in practice. Our experts will explore how good work design can radically transform the workplace in ways that benefit the business, workers, clients and others in the supply chain, while failure to consider how work is designed is a lost opportunity to innovate and improve the efficiency of work.

The poem In Flanders Field by John McCrae was largely responsible for beginning the tradition of wearing red poppies for remembrance. The common poppy is the official county flower for Essex and next summer it is hoped a new array of poppies will be seen in surprising places as Peter Holmes has been finding out.

Essex bee farmer Mike Coe says it’s been a good year for honey, despite hives being lost through wasp attacks. He told Peter Holmes that it has been a bit of a blow for bee farmers but they’ll bounce back by splitting hives and starting again.

Peeking over the gardens of Colchester is a giant sunflower grown by Malcolm Bacon. This 11ft 3in Russian Giant is in the running for Thompson & Morgan’s UK’s tallest sunflower competition. Peter Holmes has been out in the north Essex town to see if he can spot it.

Salad producer Angflaw from Frating near Colchester in Essex has become the first in the UK to produce Lamb’s Lettuce and has also just started producing miniature kale leaves. Managing director Dave Edwards spoke to Peter Holmes and told him how the production of Lamb’s lettuce had taken off.

Journey Church - March 10, 2013 ~ Risen #3: Christ and Healing - Lessons from His Life ~ Dr. Peter Holmes and Dr. Susan Williams - Rapha Journey

Journey Church - March 10, 2013 ~ Risen #3: Christ and Healing - Lessons from His Life ~ Dr. Peter Holmes and Dr. Susan Williams - Rapha Journey

Guest Speakers, Peter Holmes & Susan Williams

Guest Speakers, Peter Holmes & Susan Williams

Host:  Penna Dexter Guests:  Lorianne Updike, President and Executive Director of the Constitutional Sources Project; and Peter Holmes, co-author of “Christ Walks Where Evil Reigned: Responding to the Rwandan Genocide”.