Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Mills

It's fan festival time again. Coming up on 20–22 June at the Mecca in Swindon, the sold-out 2025 XTC Fan Festival is a chance for friends old and new to come together and share in their love of all things XTC.On the line-up, as well as a trip to the Uffington White Horse, and interviews with Dave Gregory and Hugh Padgham, are performances from several cover bands. They include our guests in this episode of What Do You Call That Noise? The XTC Podcast: Dan Barrow, who is opening the festival with a one-man rendition of The Big Express in its entirety, and Peter Mills and Martin Malone, two of the members of Innocents Abroad, who will be working their way through the XTC songbook on Sunday afternoon.Music from Jeff FarrisFurther listening at Innocents AbroadWhat Do You Call That Noise? An XTC Discovery Book available from www.xtclimelight.com  If you've enjoyed What Do You Call That Noise? The XTC Podcast, please show your support at https://www.patreon.com/markfisher Thanks to the Pink Things, Humble Daisies and Knights in Shining Karma who've done the same. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hurricane Helene has left Western North Carolina devastated. From the large city of Asheville to the hollers of Old Fort, Bat Cave, Mortimer and more, have all seen destruction. We've got friends all up and down these blue ridge mountains and felt it was time to check in with them and give you all an update from the source with hopeful tales of good news. Special thanks to Peter Mills, Kristian Jackson, Jared Hartman, Jane Dauster, Michael Thomas, Neko Mulally and Jason McDougald. The organizations mentioned in this episode: ⁠NW NC MTB Alliance⁠ ⁠Pisgah Area SORBA⁠ ⁠Friends of Dupont⁠ ⁠Neko's bike raffle⁠ ⁠Old Fort Strong⁠

Thank you for listening. Please go buy yourself a copy of Hymns To The Silence by Peter Mills. You'll thank me!

Peter Mills of Elevated Trail Design - 170 For Episode 170 we have Peter Mills the owner of Elevated Trail Design as our guest. Elevated Trail Designs is a PTBA Member Company that is based out of the Ashville, NC Region. Peter is a lifelong mountain biker and trail builder that is responsible for some of the newest yet most notable trail projects in the greater Ashville Region and beyond.     Trail EAffect Show Links: Elevated Trail Design: https://www.elevatedtraildesign.com/ Elevated Trail Design on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elevatedtraildesign Chestnut Mountain Nature Park: https://www.chestnutmountainnaturepark.com/ AVL UNPaved: https://www.ashevillenc.gov/projects/avl-unpaved/   Episode Sponsor - Coulee Creative: www.dudejustsendit.com https://www.couleecreative.com/   Trail One Components 20% off Coupon Code: trailpod Trail EAffect Podcast Website: www.traileaffectpodcast.com KETL Mtn Apparel Affiliate Link: https://ketlmtn.com/josh Trail One Components: https://trailone.bike/?ref=XavfBrRJfk4VOh Contact Josh at evolutiontrails@gmail.com This Podcast has been edited and produced by Evolution Trail Services  

12/31/23Pete Mills MusicalsEpisode 008EVERGREEN — Bonus MaterialsCara and Pete discuss how they used solstice mythologies from various cultures and time periods in creating the story for EVERGREEN. Pete offers up a contest for anyone who can find the musical Easter eggs hidden in the EVERGREEN score.• Top Of The Show [0:00]• The Evergreen Tree as a symbol [2:56]• Santa, Kris Kringle, and other Shamanic Figures [4:40]• Belsnickel [6:23]• Tak Harus [7:51]• Stories in the Stars [11:15]• The Wizard Of Oz [12:59]• The Family Tree [16:34]• Lord Of The Rings [17:45]• Star Wars and the Desert [19:05]• Musical Easter Egg Contest [19:49]EVERGREENMusic & Lyrics by Peter MillsBook by Peter Mills & Cara ReichelCAST Hillary Fisher (Maya)Joe Montoya (Joshi)Mary Beth Peil (Yamma)George Abud (Wujek/Belsnickel)Tess Primack (Anya/Estrella)Adam Bashian (Rodzic/Tak Harus)YOUTH CHORUSDeven AggeNatalie ChanVictoria ChanFinn DouglasCasper ParvinHattie ParvinVeidika SenDylan SuttonLuka ZylikORCHESTRAYan Li — piano/music directorElena Bonomo — drumsSuzy Perelman — violinAllison Seidner — celloJustin Vance — flute/clarinetRecorded at Pace University Studios, NYC David Lawson, studio engineerEdited and Mixed by Peter MillsSPECIAL THANKSJohn Herin, Tony & Tonna Vallés, Susan Thananopavarn, Kate Semmensand all the parents of our youth chorus!EVERGREEN was originally presented by Prospect Theater Company at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater, NYC.December, 2009.LINKS• When Santa Was A Shaman (book)• PeteMillsMusic.com• CaraReichel.com• ProspecTheater.org• Evergreen Podcast Page

12/24/23Pete Mills MusicalsEpisode 007EVERGREEN — Full ShowAs a special holiday bonus, here's the entire EVERGREEN podcast musical as a single, uninterrupted epiosde. Enjoy!• Top Of The Show [0:00]• “My Grandmother Counts The Days” [0:54]• “A Thing Called Snow” [3:04]• Family Scene [7:47]• “Where The Winds Begin” [11:13]• “Leaving Home” [16:21]• “You'd Never Get Far” [19:15]• “The Storm” [22:10]• “There Is Water Around” [23:16]• “The Y Of A Witch” [26:06]• “To The Seashore” [31:31]• “Setting Sail” [34:39]• “Stories In The Stars” [38:00]• “To The Forest” [41:50]• “These Trees” [45:50]• “Feel Free” [50:58]• “To The Volcano” [55:39]• “Evergreen” [57:28]• “The Fire” [01:00:40]• Maya & Yamma [01:04:00]• “The Return” [01:06:55}• “Finale” [01:12:44]Music & Lyrics by Peter MillsBook by Peter Mills & Cara ReichelCAST Hillary Fisher (Maya)Joe Montoya (Joshi)Mary Beth Peil (Yamma)George Abud (Wujek/Belsnickel)Tess Primack (Anya/Estrella)Adam Bashian (Rodzic/Tak Harus)YOUTH CHORUSDeven AggeNatalie ChanVictoria ChanFinn DouglasCasper ParvinHattie ParvinVeidika SenDylan SuttonLuka ZylikORCHESTRAYan Li — piano/music directorElena Bonomo — drumsSuzy Perelman — violinAllison Seidner — celloJustin Vance — flute/clarinetRecorded at Pace University Studios, NYC David Lawson, studio engineerEdited and Mixed by Peter MillsSPECIAL THANKSJohn Herin, Tony & Tonna Vallés, Susan Thananopavarn, Kate Semmensand all the parents of our youth chorus!EVERGREEN was originally presented by Prospect Theater Company at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater, NYC.December, 2009.LINKS• PeteMillsMusic.com• CaraReichel.com• ProspecTheater.org• Evergreen Podcast Page

12/23/23Pete Mills MusicalsEpisode 006EVERGREEN — Chapter 5In this last of five chapters, a small mistake leads to a disaster for Maya — but in her darkest moment, her grandmother's wisdom shows Maya the way to rebirth and renewal. • Pete & Cara's Introduction [0:00]• Start of the chapter [0:22]• Yamma & Maya [3:41]• “The Return” [6:35]• Homecoming Scene [10:22]• “Finale” [12:25]Music & Lyrics by Peter MillsBook by Peter Mills & Cara ReichelCAST Hillary Fisher (Maya)Joe Montoya (Joshi)Mary Beth Peil (Yamma)George Abud (Wujek/Belsnickel)Tess Primack (Anya/Estrella)Adam Bashian (Rodzic/Tak Harus)YOUTH CHORUSDeven AggeNatalie ChanVictoria ChanFinn DouglasCasper ParvinHattie ParvinVeidika SenDylan SuttonLuka ZylikORCHESTRAYan Li — piano/music directorElena Bonomo — drumsSuzy Perelman — violinAllison Seidner — celloJustin Vance — flute/clarinetRecorded at Pace University Studios, NYC David Lawson, studio engineerEdited and Mixed by Peter MillsSPECIAL THANKSJohn Herin, Tony & Tonna Vallés, Susan Thananopavarn, Kate Semmensand all the parents of our youth chorus!EVERGREEN was originally presented by Prospect Theater Company at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater, NYC.December, 2009.LINKS• PeteMillsMusic.com• CaraReichel.com• ProspecTheater.org• Evergreen Podcast Page

12/22/23Pete Mills MusicalsEpisode 005EVERGREEN — Chapter 4In this fourth of five chapters, Maya learns the secrets of the stone forest, and faces a heartbreaking loss. Urged onward by Tak Harus, she continues her quest, and makes a wondrous discovery. • Pete & Cara's Introduction [0:00]• Start of the chapter [0:26]• “These Trees” [0:52]• “Feel Free” [5:35]• To The Volcano [8:41]• “Evergreen” [12:04]Music & Lyrics by Peter MillsBook by Peter Mills & Cara ReichelCAST Hillary Fisher (Maya)Joe Montoya (Joshi)Mary Beth Peil (Yamma)George Abud (Wujek/Belsnickel)Tess Primack (Anya/Estrella)Adam Bashian (Rodzic/Tak Harus)YOUTH CHORUSDeven AggeNatalie ChanVictoria ChanFinn DouglasCasper ParvinHattie ParvinVeidika SenDylan SuttonLuka ZylikORCHESTRAYan Li — piano/music directorElena Bonomo — drumsSuzy Perelman — violinAllison Seidner — celloJustin Vance — flute/clarinetRecorded at Pace University Studios, NYC David Lawson, studio engineerEdited and Mixed by Peter MillsSPECIAL THANKSJohn Herin, Tony & Tonna Vallés, Susan Thananopavarn, Kate Semmensand all the parents of our youth chorus!EVERGREEN was originally presented by Prospect Theater Company at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater, NYC.December, 2009.LINKS• PeteMillsMusic.com• CaraReichel.com• ProspecTheater.org• Evergreen Podcast Page

12/21/23 Pete Mills Musicals Episode 004 EVERGREEN — Chapter 3 In this third of five chapters, Maya and Joshi continue on their quest to find the last living trees, with guidance and gifts from Belsnickel. After finding a way to cross a large sea, they come to a strange forest, and its even stranger guardian, Tak Harus.• Pete & Cara's Introduction [0:00]• Start of the chapter [0:34]• “To The Seashore” (instrumental) [3:16]• “Setting Sail” [6:25]• “Stories In The Stars” [9:46]• “To The Forest” (instrumental) [13:35]• Belsnickel Scene [10:23]• Tak Harus's Entrance [16:22]Music & Lyrics by Peter MillsBook by Peter Mills & Cara ReichelCAST Hillary Fisher (Maya)Joe Montoya (Joshi)Mary Beth Peil (Yamma)George Abud (Wujek/Belsnickel)Tess Primack (Anya/Estrella)Adam Bashian (Rodzic/Tak Harus)YOUTH CHORUSDeven AggeNatalie ChanVictoria ChanFinn DouglasCasper ParvinHattie ParvinVeidika SenDylan SuttonLuka ZylikORCHESTRAYan Li — piano/music directorElena Bonomo — drumsSuzy Perelman — violinAllison Seidner — celloJustin Vance — flute/clarinetRecorded at Pace University Studios, NYC David Lawson, studio engineerEdited and Mixed by Peter MillsSPECIAL THANKSJohn Herin, Tony & Tonna Vallés, Susan Thananopavarn, Kate Semmensand all the parents of our youth chorus!EVERGREEN was originally presented by Prospect Theater Company at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater, NYC.December, 2009.LINKS• PeteMillsMusic.com• CaraReichel.com• ProspecTheater.org• Evergreen Podcast Page

12/20/23Pete Mills MusicalsEpisode 003EVERGREEN — Chapter 2In this second of five chapters, Maya sets off in search of the last living trees. She soon discovers that she has an unexpected traveling companion, and the two of them encounter a mysterious man named Belsnickel.• Pete & Cara's Introduction [0:00]• Start of the chapter [0:18]• “Leaving Home” (instrumental) [2:09]• “You'd Never Get Far” [5:03]• “The Storm” (instrumental) [7:59]• “There Is Water Around” [9:05]• Belsnickel Scene [10:23]• “The Y Of A Witch” [11:55]Music & Lyrics by Peter MillsBook by Peter Mills & Cara ReichelCAST Hillary Fisher (Maya)Joe Montoya (Joshi)Mary Beth Peil (Yamma)George Abud (Wujek/Belsnickel)Tess Primack (Anya/Estrella)Adam Bashian (Rodzic/Tak Harus)YOUTH CHORUSDeven AggeNatalie ChanVictoria ChanFinn DouglasCasper ParvinHattie ParvinVeidika SenDylan SuttonLuka ZylikORCHESTRAYan Li — piano/music directorElena Bonomo — drumsSuzy Perelman — violinAllison Seidner — celloJustin Vance — flute/clarinetRecorded at Pace University Studios, NYC David Lawson, studio engineerEdited and Mixed by Peter MillsSPECIAL THANKSJohn Herin, Tony & Tonna Vallés, Susan Thananopavarn, Kate Semmensand all the parents of our youth chorus!EVERGREEN was originally presented by Prospect Theater Company at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater, NYC.December, 2009.LINKS• PeteMillsMusic.com• CaraReichel.com• ProspecTheater.org• Evergreen Podcast Page

12/19/23Pete Mills MusicalsEpisode 002EVERGREEN — Chapter 1In this first of five chapters, we meet Maya and her family and learn about the world they inhabit. • Pete & Cara's Introduction [0:00]• Top of the show [0:50]• “My Grandmother Counts The Days” [1:32]• “A Thing Called Snow” [3:42]• Family Scene [8:25]• “Where The Winds Begin” [12:07]Music & Lyrics by Peter MillsBook by Peter Mills & Cara ReichelCAST Hillary Fisher (Maya)Joe Montoya (Joshi)Mary Beth Peil (Yamma)George Abud (Wujek/Belsnickel)Tess Primack (Anya/Estrella)Adam Bashian (Rodzic/Tak Harus)YOUTH CHORUSDeven AggeNatalie ChanVictoria ChanFinn DouglasCasper ParvinHattie ParvinVeidika SenDylan SuttonLuka ZylikORCHESTRAYan Li — piano/music directorElena Bonomo — drumsSuzy Perelman — violinAllison Seidner — celloJustin Vance — flute/clarinetRecorded at Pace University Studios, NYC David Lawson, studio engineerEdited and Mixed by Peter MillsSPECIAL THANKSJohn Herin, Tony & Tonna Vallés, Susan Thananopavarn, Kate Semmensand all the parents of our youth chorus!EVERGREEN was originally presented by Prospect Theater Company at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater, NYC.December, 2009.LINKS• PeteMillsMusic.com• CaraReichel.com• ProspecTheater.org• Evergreen Podcast Page

10/14/23Pete Mills MusicalsIntroductions - Episode 001Pete and Cara introduce their new podcast and talk about their first podcast musical, EVERGREEN, which will premiere on December 19th. The episode ends with an audio trailer for the EVERGREEN podcast musical.• Introducing your hosts Pete and Cara [0:00]• Introducing EVERGREEN [2:42]• Technical Difficulties [3:27]• How EVERGREEN came to be [3:52]• Information about our upcoming episodes [7:49]• Audio Trailer for the EVERGREEN podcast musical [9:10]LINKS• PeteMillsMusic.com• CaraReichel.com• ProspecTheater.org• Evergreen Podcast PageBIOSPeter Mills wrote music, lyrics and co-book for Off-Broadway's The Hello Girls, nominated for 3 Drama Desk Awards and 4 Outer Critics Circle Awards. Other shows include Illyria, Golden Boy Of The Blue Ridge, and The Honeymooners. He has won the Kleban Prize, the Fred Ebb Award, the Richard Rodgers New Horizons Award, the Cole Porter Award, a Jonathan Larson Performing Arts Foundation grant, the Donna Perret Rosen Award, and received two Drama Desk Award nominations for The Pursuit Of Persephone. ASCAP member, NYU's Graduate Musical Theater Writing Program alum and faculty, and a founding member of Prospect Theater Company.Cara Reichel has co-authored shows with Peter Mills including The Hello Girls (2019 Drama Desk Award nominations), The Flood, The Underclassman, Death for Five Voices and others. For Theatrical Rights Worldwide, she wrote The Olympians: A New Muse-ical, a female-forward jukebox show drawing on hits from the BMG music catalog. She is the bookwriter for Marion Adler and Peter Foley's I Capture the Castle, and has developed work at the Goodspeed Johnny Mercer Writers' Grove, Rhinebeck Writers' Retreat, and the Bogliasaco Fellows program in Italy, among others. She is the Producing Artistic Director of NYC's Prospect Theater Company.

THE BEATLES – A HARD DAY'S NIGHT with special guests Peter Mills & James McGrath. This interview took place before and after we listened to the vinyl album. Considering the quality of the original material on 'With the Beatles,' it shouldn't have been a surprise that Lennon & McCartney decided to devote their third album to all-original material. Nevertheless, that decision still impresses, not only because the album is so strong, but because it was written and recorded at a time when the Beatles were constantly touring, giving regular BBC concerts, appearing on television and releasing non-LP singles and EPs, as well as filming their first motion picture. In that context, the achievement of 'A Hard Day's Night' is all the more astounding. Not only was the record the de facto soundtrack for their movie, not only was it filled with nothing but Lennon-McCartney originals, but it found the Beatles truly coming into their own as a band by performing a uniformly excellent set of songs.  Peter Mills and James McGrath teach in the School of Cultural Studies and Humanities at Leeds Beckett University. They have been friends and colleagues for many years, and Peter supervised James's PhD on the music of Lennon & McCartney. So it seems only right that they have co-edited a book of 14 brand new essays on The Beatles, entitled 'The Beatles in Perspective: A Carnival of Light', published by Equinox Books in 2023.  They chose 1964's 'A Hard Day's Night' album as their CAT Club subject. CAT Club stalwart, Ian Clayton was in the interviewer's chair. Happy Trails. This event took place on 16th November 2023 in the Pigeon Loft at The Robin Hood, Pontefract, West Yorkshire. To find out more about the CAT Club please visit: www.thecatclub.co.uk This podcast has been edited for content and for copyright reasons. Happy Trails.

VAN MORRISON – MOONDANCE with special guest Peter Mills. This interview took place before and after we listened to the vinyl album. The yang to Astral Weeks' yin, the brilliant Moondance is every bit as much a classic as its predecessor; Van Morrison's first commercially successful solo effort, it retains the previous album's deeply spiritual thrust but transcends its bleak, cathartic intensity to instead explore themes of renewal and redemption. Light, soulful, and jazzy, Moondance opens with the sweetly nostalgic "And It Stoned Me," the song's pastoral imagery establishing the dominant lyrical motif recurring throughout the album – virtually every track exults in natural wonder, whether it's the nocturnal magic celebrated by the title cut or the unlimited promise offered in "Brand New Day." At the heart of the record is "Caravan," an incantatory ode to the power of radio; equally stirring is the majestic "Into the Mystic," a song of such elemental beauty and grace as to stand as arguably the quintessential Morrison moment. (Allmusic) With special guest PETER MILLS. Peter Mills Is the Senior Lecturer in Media & Popular Culture at Leeds Beckett University. his acclaimed book, Hymns To The Silence, looks into the work of Van Morrison in a detailed & fascinating investigative study. In the interviewer's chair was IAN CLAYTON. This event took place on 26th January 2023 in the Pigeon Loft at The Robin Hood, Pontefract, West Yorkshire. To find out more about the CAT Club please visit: www.thecatclub.co.uk This podcast has been edited for content and for copyright reasons. Happy Trails.

First Nations across this province say the province is failing to consult Indigenous people on several the important matters -- the Saskatchewan First Act, and the auctioning off of Crown Lands. Guest host Peter Mills talks with CBC Saskatchewan provincial affairs reporter Adam Hunter and Leader Post columnist Murray Mandryk in this week's political panel.

After a few busy weeks we have the berm park episode featuring Seth's bike hacks, Eric Porter and Peter Mills of Elevated Trail Design along with some follow up questions with Arrie from last weeks episode to fill in some details on Luv Trails. Lots of cool things happening in the near future and more to come. If you have already seen a few berm park go-pro pov's on youtube then go ahead and click subscribe!

The duo start by interviewing comedic storyteller Sam Freeman about his new show about love, Every Little Hope You Ever Dreamed (But Didn't Want to Mention), bound for Harrogate and York on an extensive tour. Graham takes a look at Joseph Mount's undervalued British electronic music group, Metronomy, who have just released their seventh album, Small World, and reports back on his conversation with academic Dr Peter Mills, who is following up his book on The Monkees' film, Head, by working on an ambitious project to catalogue the history of live concerts at Leeds Beckett University since 1970.

Comedian Laurie Kilmartin joins us to talk about her latest album, “Corset.” Also, best-selling author Jami Attenberg pivots from fiction to non-fiction with her intimate memoir. And author Peter Mills on the Monkees' box-office flop, “Head,” which could be their greatest achievement.

Trail building and new trails are a hot topic right now. So after some back and forth we finally got Peter Mills of Elevated Trail Design on the mic to talk Berm Park / Chestnut Mountain along with a slew of his other trail projects going on right now. And if you're looking for some new brunch spots to wrap up those frozen morning rides, we've got you covered. And if you have already failed on your New years resolutions, go ahead and click subscribe!

The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan has started a new phase in the war against the Islamic State. Islamic State Khorasan Province (IS-KP) is the local Afghan branch of Islamic State, which fought first the US-backed Afghan government and has continued to fight against the new Taliban government in the hope of creating a hardline Islamic caliphate. IS-KP has targeted Taliban fighters and officials, attacked economic infrastructure to prevent the government from providing services to the populace, and attempted to provoke a sectarian conflict by attacking religious minorities. On this episode of Overwatch, Afghanistan researcher Peter Mills discusses the origins, goals, numbers, and tactics of IS-KP, as well as their threat level to both Afghanistan and the US.

To mark the release of The Hardest Battle (2 July 2021), the mighty Colin Moulding talks about being true to himself, avoiding cliches and fighting off being beige. The XTC bassist and songwriter reveals the inspiration behind his first solo single since 1980's Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen to Mark Fisher, Sarah Palmer and Peter Mills, who ask: ·      Who are his favourite poets? ·      What makes him cry? ·      Analogue or digital?  As well as The Hardest Battle, Colin remembers Say It, Bungalow, Boarded Up, Scatter Me and Dying, not to mention playing live with Terry Chambers. Drink recommendation from Kate Catalina. The Hardest Battle is available here The Monkees, Head and the 60s by Peter Mills is available here Fassine featuring Sarah Palmer hang out here Kate Catalina does stuff here Further reading in The XTC Bumper Book of Fun for Boys and Girls and What Do You Call That Noise? An XTC Discovery Book available from https://www.xtclimelight.com  If you've enjoyed the XTC Podcast, please show your support at https://www.patreon.com/markfisher Thanks to the Pink Things, Humble Daisies and Knights in Shining Karma who've done the same.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In this second deep dive into XTC's lyrical references, we talk about the flora and fauna of River of Orchids, the one-way traffic of English Roundabout and the coastal retreat of Bungalow.In a lively and, above all, morally uplifting discussion, we swing from the suburban angst of New Town Animal to the assembly-hall nostalgia of Harvest Festival.Comparing notes are Mark Fisher, Belinda Blanchard, Peter Mills, Sandy Leffew and Ami Parkerson. The fabulous musical soundtrack comes courtesy of Sarah Palmer and Lotte Fisher, who also provides the episode illustration. Drink tips from Donna Rees.  Further reading in The XTC Bumper Book of Fun for Boys and Girls and What Do You Call That Noise? An XTC Discovery Book available from https://www.xtclimelight.com  If you've enjoyed the XTC Podcast, please show your support at https://www.patreon.com/markfisher Thanks to the Pink Things, Humble Daisies and Knights in Shining Karma who've done the same.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Herb and Emily are joined by Southern Maine Regional Ops Manager Doug Morrison and Superintendent Adam Tenan to talk about the Exit 45 Preload Project. They are also joined by special guests Peter Mills, Executive Director of the Maine Turnpike Authority and Ray Hanf, Transportation Department Manager at HNTB. This project was a tough one but a major success overall. Hear what they have to say about it in this week's episode of On-Track Podcast.

Illustrator and graphic designer Andrew Swainson has been collaborating with Andy Partridge for over 20 years. As well as working on XTC and Dukes of Stratosphear re-releases, he helped create the distinctive look of Gonwards, Fuzzy Warbles and many more. He talks about variety, inspiration and Skylarking.

Peter Mills joins the show for a summer-themed beer tasting featuring Cucumber Jasmine, Cerveza and Michelada. We talk about the Sask-craft beer scene's growth, beer ice cream, lentils and more. You can find him on Saskatchewan Weekend: https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-205-saskatchewan-weekend Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/rebellionbrewingpodcast/ Instagram: instagram.com/rebbrewregina/ Untappd: untappd.com/RebellionBrewingCo Twitter: twitter.com/RebBrewRegina

In this show, you'll hear Mary Ann interview Dr. Peter Mills, Medical Director of Cigna. They talk about the mental health impacts of Covid-19 and the need for organisations to be prepared to help meet them and support their staff and about the responsibility of boards and leadership to take seriously the wellbeing of staff.

Today we cover the story of Carl Gugasian a prolific bank robber who's genius robbery techniques allowed him to pull off over 50 bank jobs before he was caught. Not only was he super into the ninja arts he also used a trick that was right out of the movies, for real this time, the dirt bike / van switcheroo from Beyond the Pines. It's a great story, shout out to Peter Mills for his amazing research on this one. HEEEISSST.

The Morning Edition's political panel of CBC's Adam Hunter and Leader-Post columnist Murray Mandryk join guest host Peter Mills to talk about Premier Scott Moe's position on pipeline protests, the appointment of a special mediator in the Co-op and Unifor labour dispute and the latest in the development of the Brandt/CNIB building in Wascana Park.

The Morning Edition's political panel of CBC's Adam Hunter and Leader-Post columnist Murray Mandryk join guest host Peter Mills to talk about the provincial government's new committee which will look at potentially investing pipelines and they discuss Premier Scott Moe's offer to Unifor and Co-op.

The Morning Edition's political panel of CBC's Adam Hunter and Leader-Post columnist Murray Mandryk join guest host Peter Mills to talk about the meeting between federal Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson and his Saskatchewan counterpart Dustin Duncan. And the panel gives their highs and lows in Sask. politics in 2019.

In this episode Eleanor Bauer speaks with Peter Mills about putting the dance from your shower on stage, choreography vs dance and many other things.

The Morning Edition's political panel of CBC's Adam Hunter and Leader-Post columnist Murray Mandryk join guest host Peter Mills to talk about grain dying and the carbon tax. They discuss how vaping regulations demonstrated cooperation and finally take an early look at election 2020.

Saskatchewan Roughriders safety Mike Edem is known for his hard hits on the football field, but he's not afraid to show a softer side off the field. In this episode, host Peter Mills finds out how a dog taught Edem about life and love.

Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker Cameron Judge is profoundly affected by the man tattooed on his chest -- Martin Luther King, Jr. In this episode, host Peter Mills finds out how Dr. King and a life on the road shaped Judge's life.

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Rx067 Guest DJ/Producer: Michael Cerda Origin: Los Angeles, California Genre Styles: Techno, Dark Techno, Deep Techno Labels: Prescribed Trax, Global Trax Records Tracklist feature artists: Peter Mills, Pfirter, LPP, Steve Shaden, Kristina Lalic, Rudosa, Gary Burrows, 999999999, Ruhbarb, George Makrakis, Mario Ochoa, Christine Benz, Gallya, Natalino Nunes, James Bong BIO: Originally from Miami, Florida, Michael began Dj'ing at age 12 during the 80s break dancing craze. Michael experienced L.A.'s underground rave scene in the early 90's and Dj'ed for local promoters in warehouses, desert raves, clubs, and radio shows. In 1999, as part of his legacy, he created techno label imprint Global Trax Records that has featured renowned artists such as Fredrik Almquist, Patrik Skoog, Pounding Grooves, and more. Global Trax music has been charted and featured in mix CDs from artists such as DJ Murphy and Carl Cox. Global Trax continued releasing music through it’s last year 2006. Fast forward to 2018, Michael has been showcasing worldwide Djs/Producers on his podcast “Prescribed Trax Sessions”. The podcast provides a blend of techno, hardtechno, and funky tech house mixes. In 2019, Michael will establish techno label imprint “Prescribed Trax”. You can stay in tune with latest news @ www.prescribedtrax.com Media: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVadDiDWVscFaNnVRQTHVLQ Twitter: https://twitter.com/prescribedtrax Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/prescribedtrax Instagram: https://instagram.com/prescribedtrax

Highlights: The Aftermath Part I Host: Theo MayerPart I of a special 2-part series examining the immediate aftermath of the Armistice signing. Preview of coming attractions - Host | @00:25 The immediate aftermath - Mike Shuster | @04:15 Commonwealth War Graves Commission - Dr. Glyn Prysor and Peter Francis | @07:50 War, wounds, pain and fear - Professor Joanna Burke | @18:00 Coming Home - Jonathan Casey | @26:40 Hello Girls the Musical - Cara Reichel and Peter Mills | @33:00 Peter Jackson’s “They Shall Not Grow Old” - Brent Burge | @42:10----more---- Great War Project http://greatwarproject.org/2018/11/25/first-allied-troops-cross-into-germany/ Commonwealth War Graves Commission https://shapingoursorrow.cwgc.org/ https://www.cwgc.org/ Trauma and Pain http://www.bbk.ac.uk/history/our-staff/academic-staff/joanna Coming Home: Americans Return https://www.theworldwar.org/explore/exhibitions/past-exhibitions/coming-home https://www.theworldwar.org Hello Girls: The Musical https://www.worldwar1centennial.org/index.php/communicate/press-media/wwi-centennial-news/5557-the-new-hello-girls-musical-play-to-debut-in-nyc.html https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/02/theater/the-hello-girls-review.html http://www.playbill.com/article/an-exclusive-first-look-at-the-hello-girls-off-broadway They Shall Not Grow Old https://www.fathomevents.com/events/they-shall-not-grow-old https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74h-o8dFU8E   Sponsors: The U.S. World War One Centennial Commission The Pritzker Military Museum & Library The Starr Foundation   Production: Producer & Host: Theo Mayer Line Producer & Co-writer: Katherine Akey Interview editing: Mac Nelsen and Tim Crowe Research: JL Michaud Intern: Rachel Hurt

In a world of theatre based on movies and television shows, why not Shakespeare? Such is Illyria, a musical adaptation of Twelfth Night first produced Off-Broadway in 2002 and now running at Santa Rosa’s 6th Street Playhouse. Don’t let the words ‘Shakespeare’ and ‘musical’ chase you away. Peter Mills has written a book and score that takes the plotline of the Bard’s 17th century comedy, modernizes it a bit in speech and time period, sets it to music and comes up with a terrifically entertaining piece of theatre. Shakespeare’s tale involves shipwrecked and separated twins Viola and Sebastian (played by Carmen Mitchell and Lorenzo Alviso), Duke Orsino, the lovelorn leader of the isle of Illyria (played by Burton Thomas), and Olivia, the in-mourning object of his affection (as played by Tracy Hinman.) There’s also Andrew Aguecheek, a silly suitor for Olivia’s hand, Sir Toby Belch, Olivia’s soused uncle, Malvolio, a stuffed-shirt steward, Maria, a servant with eyes on Sir Toby, and Feste, a fool who narrates the tale. Impersonation, mistaken identity, gender confusion, and trickery all come into play before things get sorted out and everyone ends up with his or her intended. Well, most everyone. To fully enjoy this production, more than the usual suspension of belief is required in a couple of areas. One must accept Ms. Mitchell being regularly mistaken for a male and Ms. Hinman is a more mature Olivia than one usually sees in the role, but just go with it. Mills’s 20+ songs vary in style from a lilting ballad (the beautiful “Save One”) to English Musical Hall numbers like the hilarious “Cakes and Ale”. Musical director Lucas Sherman has a six-piece band delivering the beguiling score flawlessly while director Craig Miller’s cast brings superb vocal talents to bear. As strong a group of voices I’ve heard on a North Bay stage, this may be the best sounding musical 6th Street has produced. It’s gratifying that the characterizations provided by the performers match their vocal quality. Mitchell charms as the gender-bending Viola and is matched by Burton’s flustered Orsino. Orsino’s musical confession of love to Alviso’s Sebastian (whom Viola was impersonating) shows Shakespeare was a couple of centuries ahead of society when it came to same-sex relationships. Ample comedic support is provided by Seth Dahlgren as Toby Belch, Larry Williams as Malvolio, and Stephen Kanaski as the foppish Sir Andrew Aguecheek. Tim Setzer’s clowning and dancing as Feste was rakishly amusing. Craig Miller ends his tenure at 6th Street Playhouse on a high note with this delightful production. 'Illyria' runs Friday through Sunday through July 8 at 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa; Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30pm; there are Saturday & Sunday matinees are at 2pm. For more information, go to 6thstreetplayhouse.com

This week Rob Vanstone is joined by Leader-Post online editor Austin Davis and CBC Saskatchewan associate producer Peter Mills to discuss how quarterback Zach Collaros performed during the Riders’ home opener against the Toronto Argonauts. Other important topics include whether B.C. Lions defensive back Marcell Young was right to tackle the man who ran out onto the field during a game. Other subjects of discussion include defensive lineman Willie Jefferson and running back Jerome Messam.

Emily Dolenz drops by Zilch Headquarters,"The Monkees, Head, and the 60s" author Peter Mills hears from Bob & Jack. MONKEES NEWS! & MORE!Find Emily on Facebook.www.facebook.com/emilydolenzphotographyAired on 7/7/17.Autographed & Personalized Copy of Meow! My Groovy Life by ANN MOSEShttp://annmoses.com/Videoranch now has IN STOCK The INFINITE TUESDAY An Autobiographical Riff Hard Copy!!! Every copy of Infinite Tuesday bought through Videoranch comes signed by Nez with a free option for personalization. Videoranch is the only place to buy your signed, personalized book at no extra cost! To personalize your copy, simply enter your name or desired message in the "Request for personalization" field on the order page. Videoranch allows you to enhance your Riff by offering the companion musical compilation - Infinite Tuesday: Autobiographical Riffs: The Music - on both vinyl and CD. The first 50 customers who bundle the Infinite Tuesday book, vinyl, and CD in one order will get a FREE Movies of the Mind tote bag! All Infinite Tuesday items come signed and have an option for personalization. Go to videoranch3d.com Micky's Ebay store , proceeds go to Make a wishhttp://stores.ebay.com/Micky-Dolenz-DirectWe were born to love one another.#inductthemonkeesCheck out our Zilch Shirts!Join our Facebook pageFind us on Twitter @ZilchcastIf you cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file hereDownload (right click, save as)

Ken Mills talks with Peter Mills the author of "The Monkees, Head, and the 60s" Get it, we love it!This is an amazing book!https://www.amazon.com/Monkees-Head-60s-Peter-Mills-ebook/dp/B01LW47CJ3/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1487289751&sr=1-1&keywords=peter+mills+monkeesWe were born to love one another.Aired 2/16/17#inductthemonkeesCheck out our Zilch Shirts!Join our Facebook pageFind us on Twitter @ZilchcastIf you cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file hereDownload (right click, save as)

Are you wondering what a producer has to do or curious about producing yourself? We've got an episode chock full of interviews of interest to you. Cara Reichel and Peter Mills talk about their production company, Prospect Theatre company, their fantastic growth, and areas you need to look out for when creating a company. Seth Sklar-Hein discusses his job producing and associate directing for Cameron Mackintosh North America as well as his working relationship with arguably the most successful producer of the modern theatre. Ralph Lewis of Peculiar Works talks about dusting off the forgotten American classic, Androbourous and the challenges and joys of producing site-specific theatre. Peter Bogyo, General Manager for too many Broadway Shows to mention, talks about his numerous duties and his new book, aptly titled, "Broadway General Manager". Finally, Eleanor Speert, buyer for the Drama Book shop comes in to talk about the resources they provide everyone in celebration of 100 years of doing business. She also talks about writing your book... because face it, you know you want to write one. All of this, after this.

Cara Reichel and Peter Mills talk about their production company, Prospect Theatre company, their fantastic growth, and areas you need to look out for when creating a company.

In episode 26, Gina, Bryna and Ashley take a trip down memory lane and discuss the episode that started it all, the Chicago Fire pilot. They talk about Darden, Casey and Severide's tension, Shay, Peter Mills and so much more. They might even get a litle nerdy and talk about some of the science behind firefighting and what is Otis' real role on Truck 81.  As always, we want to hear what you think about these topics; make sure you are finding us on Twitter (@meetusatmollys) or emailing us (meetusatmollys@gmail.com) to continue the discussion. Our inboxes are always open and a safe space for you all to share your thoughts and feelings.

Today's Guest: Today’s Guest: Peter Mills, author, "The Monkees, Head, and the 60s"   Watch this exclusive Mr. Media interview with PETER MILLS by clicking on the video player above!  Mr. Media is recorded live before a studio audience full of teenyboppers daydreaming of meeting Davy Jones in the next life… in the NEW new media capital of the world… St. Petersburg, Florida! The Monkees, Head, and the 60s by Peter Mills. Order your copy today by clicking on the book cover above! There are some truly horrific movies in the history of cinema. I didn’t realize until yesterday that one of them starred The Monkees – Davy Jones, Micky Dolenz, Peter Tork and Mike Nesmith. Head, a 1968 theatrical release starring the pre-fab foursome, represents 85 minutes of my life I will never get back again. PETER MILLS podcast excerpt: "Even bvefore I started writing the book, I must have seen the film 25 times. Don't (form an opinion) on watching it one time!" What astonishes me is that anyone – not even Jack Nicholson, one of the writers responsible for this legendary atrocity — could make the super-charismatic band so uninteresting. I avoided watching Head for almost 50 years, but finally broke down and watched it — for free, fortunately, on YouTube — because I wanted to understand what drove British music journalist Peter Mills to write an entire book about the band and the movie. In The Monkees, Head, and the 60s, Mills dissects the band, the film and its soundtrack, adding deep cuts of history to the misbegotten cinematic dud. I am old enough to have watched and adored “The Monkees” in its original 1966-68 run on NBC. I still have my original Monkees albums – even the one my baby brother took a bite out of. I even interviewed Micky Dolenz for a newspaper back in 1984, a career highlight for me. But after this interview, I’m going to try to focus my memories on the TV series and forget I ever saw Head. PETER MILLS podcast excerpt: "Usually, my students at Leeds Beckett University don't know who The Monkees are, but every year, there are maybe one or two kids who are already experts on them. A few weeks ago I said Television was the best band to come out of the New York punk scene. A kid came up after class and said, 'No, I think that Modern Lovers are better.'" Key interview moments: • 3:15 Peter Mills, author of The Monkees, Head, and the 60s, talks about how he first discovered the lost film Head by TV's The Monkees; • 16:45 If you've only seen Head once and didn't like it, Mills urges you to take another look. And another. And another; • 28:00 As a teacher of millennials at London's Leeds Beckett University, Mills doesn't expects his students to know The Monkees, but a few each term always surprise him. Peter Mills Twitter • Goodreads Kicking Through the Ashes: My Life As A Stand-up in the 1980s Comedy Boom by Ritch Shydner. Order your copy today by clicking on the book cover above!   The Party Authority in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland!

Text: Matthew 3:1-12. Rev. Bryan Berghoef preaching. Join us Sundays, 10am at the Holland Area Arts Council in downtown Holland, MI. Music by Peter Mills and Bethany Erickson. For more information, visit hollanducc.org. Intro music by Josh Woodward, freemusicarchive.org

The world of security is vast, and concerns are great. For some, the thoughts of what to protect and how to protect it are enough to keep them awake at night. What opportunities and concerns are up high and down low? To help shine a light, five ILTA members from the LegalSEC Council and ILTACON conference committee have shared some of their security concerns.  Read the article that summarizes all five perspectives in the Winter 2015 Peer to Peer. Here is our interview with Peter Mills, Director Information Technology at Fasken Martineau Dumoulin LLP:

Health risk assessments form the backbone of many wellness programs. Their aim? Provide employers with meaningful data for designing and evaluating wellness programs and provide employees with meaningful data for assessing and tackling individual health risk.The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation reports in its 2014 Employee Health Benefits Survey that 33% of firms (small and large) offer employees the opportunity to complete an assessment. More than half of these firms offer enticements to boost employees' completion rate, including financial incentives. A much smaller percentage makes completion of an assessment a requirement for benefits enrollment or the lack of participation in a wellness program a penalizable offense when an assessment identifies health risks. The questions these assessments ask and their voluntary nature when incentives and penalties are used has raised questions within the EEOC, resulting in a number of suits. This show delves into the intent and value of health risk assessments with guest Dr. Peter Mills, co-founder of nGage Health, an organization specifically focused on creating patient engagement and health management solutions for healthcare providers in order to help them address the new challenges brought by health care reform. Peter was a founding team member at global health management consultancy vielife, acquired by CIGNA in 2006. He has also worked extensively with Minneapolis-based RedBrick Health, helping create some of their market-leading health management solutions.

Health risk assessments form the backbone of many wellness programs. Their aim? Provide employers with meaningful data for designing and evaluating wellness programs and provide employees with meaningful data for assessing and tackling individual health risk.The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation reports in its 2014 Employee Health Benefits Survey that 33% of firms (small and large) offer employees the opportunity to complete an assessment. More than half of these firms offer enticements to boost employees' completion rate, including financial incentives. A much smaller percentage makes completion of an assessment a requirement for benefits enrollment or the lack of participation in a wellness program a penalizable offense when an assessment identifies health risks. The questions these assessments ask and their voluntary nature when incentives and penalties are used has raised questions within the EEOC, resulting in a number of suits. This show delves into the intent and value of health risk assessments with guest Dr. Peter Mills, co-founder of nGage Health, an organization specifically focused on creating patient engagement and health management solutions for healthcare providers in order to help them address the new challenges brought by health care reform. Peter was a founding team member at global health management consultancy vielife, acquired by CIGNA in 2006. He has also worked extensively with Minneapolis-based RedBrick Health, helping create some of their market-leading health management solutions.

Tune in for another special edition of That's Entertainment as I talk with actor Charlie Barnett.  Barnett plays "Peter Mills" in the hit NBC's show, "Chicago Fire."  Barnett has been seen in such movies as "Men in Black 3" with Will Smith and Josh Brolin.  His has also guest starred on "Law & Order: SVU" and "Law & Order: CI."  Join me as I welcome my first guest of 2014, actor Charlie Barnett on Tuesday, January 7 at 10:30am ET. LIKE That's Entertainment Online Radio on fb - www.facebook.com/thatsentertainment.radio Follow That's Entertainment Online Radio on twitter - thatsentertain1

Welcome to the latest in a series of podcast from EBN, where we take a closer look at commentaries from the journal. These discussions are designed to help you think about issues raised in the article, as well as the clinical applicability of the original research paper. For the first time this month the EBN journal club is linked to the podcast. Go to http://blogs.bmj.com/ebn/ebn-online-journal-club to find out how to join in and discuss this issue further.In this podcast you hear what Dr Peter Mills, 
of the VA National Center for Patient Safety in Vermont, has to say about self-harm among inpatients in psychiatric hospitals in the UK. As an expert in the field, Peter reflects on the findings of a study that has explored this area for the first time, and offers insightful comments and ideas that can be used to improve practice.

Charlie Barnett stars as Peter Mills, a young new academy graduate who follows a long line of multi-generational firefighters, in NBC's drama "Chicago Fire."   A graduate of The Juilliard School, he began performing in his hometown of Sarasota, Florida, at the age of seven in opera and musical theatre productions.   On the big screen, Barnett has a supporting role in "Men in Black 3" with Will Smith and Josh Brolin.  Other features include "Gayby," which premiered this year at the South by Southwest Film Festival, "The Happy Sad," a tangled love story, and "Private Romeo," a modern take on Romeo and Juliet.   On television, he has guest-starred on NBC's "Law and Order:SVU" and "Law and Order: CI."