Podcast appearances and mentions of peter kingston

In a conversation recorded in the fall of 2016, we speak with Peter Kingston about his many years of community involvement at the Boys and Girls Club, YMCA, Junior Achievement, and Hospice Kingston. 

Glenn recaps the World Cup Final, France’s impressive victory, and compliments Houston’s soccer fandom. Glenn notes Croatia had 61%+ possession in the game but France made it count best. Glenn asks callers, asking what your favorite WC moment was. He also notes that all three top placing teams arrived home to huge celebrations. A caller notes that he believes this title will help M’Bappe emerge as one of the top soccer stars on the planet. After the break, a caller notes that if this wasn’t the best World Cup ever, it was the best World Cup group stage ever. Caller A.Y. points out that Germany will go down as the most disappointing, and Croatia as most surprising, and Deschamps of France of best coach. At the end of the hour Glenn has on the owner of The Gorgeous Gael, Peter Kingston talk about why it was great to host so many watch parties at the restaurant. Then, Glenn makes note of Russian punk activist band P**sy Riot running on the field at the 51st minute of the Final.

The second hour starts off with a quick interview with Peter Kingston, owner of the Gorgeous Gael. Peter gives some football insight while promoting his bar for matches during the World Cup. Victor Araiza jumps on the mic to give his assessment on the Houston Dynamo. Glenn brings on Adam Lundqvist, defender for the Houston Dynamo, to join the show and talk about his recent transfer to the Dynamo. Adam gives his thoughts so far on the team and how excited he is to help the club. Glenn gets Adam’s perspective on the Swedish National Team and his hopes of playing for his country in the World Cup. Tom Marshall, from ESPN FC, interviews with Glenn. He gives his thoughts on the Mexican National Team ahead of next month’s World Cup.

No doubt you've already read our written review of the Opening, but in Episode 59 of X Band: The Phantom Podcast you will hear all the speeches from the Opening night, including the announcement of the winners of the saso.creative Phantom Downunder Art Prize, as well as the Artists' Talk held in the Gallery the following day. The Artists' Talk on Saturday features co-curators Dietmer Lederwasch and Peter Kingston, together with artists Dick Frizzell and Euan McLeod. Enjoy!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chroniclechamber)

Recorded on the weekend of 10-11 December 2016, this podcast features audio from the opening of The Phantom Art Show at the Tweed Regional Gallery in Murwillumbah, NSW. ChronicleChamber was lucky enough to attend the official opening on Saturday evening to record the first part of the podcast, where former Governor-General of Australia Dame Quentin Bryce and her husband Michael spoke about their experiences with the Phantom, and his impact on readers of all generations. You can read our full report of the evening here ( http://www.chroniclechamber.com/single-post/2016/12/12/Phantom-Art-Show---Tweed-Opening ) or watch the Bryces’ speeches on our YouTube channel ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osAk_94zbWA ). The second part of the podcast is a recording from Sunday morning, the discussion we had with co-curator of the exhibition Peter Kingston. Apologies up front for the quality of the audio in this episode, but if you turn it up to full volume you won’t miss much!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chroniclechamber)

In the lead up to 30th of September and the opening of The Phantom Art Show in Broken Hill, NSW, Dan chats with co-curators Peter Kingston and Dietmar Lederwasch. Recorded in the period between the Toowoomba and Broken Hill exhibitions, this conversation is a follow up to X-Band episode 42 when Dan, Chris, Gary and Angus reviewed the Toowoomba exhibition. These interviews offer some insight into an older generation of Phantom phans, and examines why two men would collect and commission Phantom themed artworks from some of Australia’s most renowned artists. Please note that the music used through the podcast is taken from Fanta, the short Phantom film that Peter Kingston created with Garry Shead and Gavin Wilson in the 1970s. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chroniclechamber)

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