Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Power

Peter Power, Executive Director at UNICEF Ireland, discusses the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, as Israel continues to block aid from entering the region.

The two-year Sudanese conflict has led to tens of thousands of deaths and has forced more than 12 million from their homes. UNICEF is concerned about the outbreak of famine in the south of the country and the head of UNICEF Ireland, Peter Power, speaks to Cormac.

Peter Power, Executive Director of Unicef in Ireland

The toll from Myanmar's deadliest earthquake in decades has continued to rise, compounding an already dire humanitarian. Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF joined Pat Kenny on the show.

Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF in Ireland

Peter Power, Executive Director with UNICEF Ireland, discusses the United Nations report that has found that Israeli strikes on and near hospitals in Gaza have left healthcare in the Palestinian territory on the verge of collapse.

Peter Power, UNICEF Ireland's Executive Director speaks to us

Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF Ireland joined Pat on the show to reiterate that UNICEF are an independent, non-profit organisation who are helping the children of Gaza, Lebanon and Israel in their new appeal.

Jonathan Dekl-Chen, father of Sagui Dekl-Chen; Vincent Durac, Associate Professor in Middle East Politics at UCD; Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF Ireland

Wahba Abdalmajid, Ambassador for Palestine; Vincent Durac, Associate Professor in Middle East Politics at UCD; Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF Ireland

At least nine Palestinians have been killed in the occupied West Bank, in what Israel says is a "counter-terrorism operation". Since the October 7th Hamas Attacks The West bank has seen a surge in violence with more than 600 Palestinians have been killed, largely in Israeli Military Raids. Peter Power, Ireland Executive director with UNICEF.

Artists and academics working in the realm of sleep join Luke Clancy to explore the politics of sleep, from the sleep gap, to sleep and the city, and the emancipatory work of dreams, with a panel featuring Black Power Naps, Dr. Cressida Heyes, Peter Power and Dr. Antonio Zaadra. (First broadcast 24/02/24)

Stephanie Smyth talks to Ken McMullen, President of the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs, Peter Power, Crisis management expert formerly with Scotland Yard- author of the British government guide for dealing with crisis, and David Rider, Senior Politics Reporter with Toronto Star. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF who was in Lebanon last week

Peter Power, Executive Director at UNICEF Ireland discusses the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza as Israel prepares for a ground offensive in Rafah.

We talk to Peter Power, Executive Director UNICEF Ireland.

Artists and academics working in the realm of sleep, join Luke Clancy to explore the politics of sleep, from the sleep gap, to sleep and the city, and the emancipatory work of dreams, with a panel featuring Black Power Naps, Dr. Cressida Heyes, Peter Power and Dr. Antonio Zadra.

Peter Power, Ireland Executive Director of UNICEF speaks to us

Dr Chris Hook, emergency doctor with Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders and Peter Power, Executive Director of Unicef Ireland discusse the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

This week, we're bringing you a guest episode from the Planet Beyond podcast. In this episode, Planet Beyond host Jon Baston-Pitt talks to Resilience Association vice chair Peter Power, about how organisations in the public and private sectors can develop a ‘resilience mindset'. We live in a world of unparalleled complexity and risk. The structure...

Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF Ireland

Claire Brock is joined by Rosie Birchard, Caroline Malone, Donnacha Ó Beacháin, Senator Tim Lombard, Jennifer Whitmore TD, Peter Power, Alice Chambers, Maurice Walsh & John Fitzgerald Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We talk to Peter Power, Executive Director UNICEF Ireland on the situation as 1.4 million people in Gaza are displaced.

Paul Cunningham, RTÉ Political Correspondent; Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF; Catherine Martin, Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport & Media; Paul Murphy, People Before Profit TD for Dublin South-West ; Peadar Tóibín, Aontú leader and TD for Meath West

Today on the show - As the Middle East crisis continues to esculate Peter Power of UNICEF Ireland outlines the conditions for people trapped there & the work being done by aid workers. The Irish Council for Civil Liberties support the call from Shane O Farrell's family for an independent inquiry into his death and Age Action talk about why social protection is so important to end poverty in older age. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Peter Power, Executive Director UNICEF Ireland, on the urgent need for aid to support children under siege in Gaza.

Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF Ireland joined The Last Word to discuss the latest on tensions in the Middle East.Listen by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

Peter Power, Executive Director of Unicef in Ireland

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Ciara Doherty is joined by Niamh Smyth TD, Senator Marie Sherlock, Fionnán Sheahan, Valerie Cox, Brendan O'Connor, and Peter Power. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joining Gavan Reilly On The Record to go through the biggest stories in the papers today is John Lee, Executive Editor of the Daily Mail Group & Joan Mulvihill, Digitalisation Lead at Siemens.Gavan also speaks to Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF Ireland about the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Morocco following the 6.8 magnitude earthquake on Friday and Aisling O'Reilly from Off The Ball about Ireland's emphatic win over Romania in their first 2023 Rugby World Cup game.

The Digital Hub, in partnership with Aisling Murray and with the support of Science Foundation Ireland (SFI), are putting in place plans for a new international arts and technology festival for Ireland. Beta, which will take place across 4 days in November, is seeking to critically engage with technology's impact on society through a combination of creativity, debate, and experimentation. Beta will focus on a number of key themes which are dominating the technology discussion at present, including artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, data rights and sustainability. The festival has identified a need to bring together Ireland's research and digital arts communities in order to foster a discussion about how the two disciplines can combine for the benefit of society. Beta is led by Aisling Murray, a curator and creative producer with 15 years of experience across exhibitions, festivals, literature, spoken word, theatre and dance. She most recently worked with the Goethe-Institut Irland in developing their Quantum Technology Art residency and curated the inaugural art and science stage at Electric Picnic, funded by SFI. Prior to this, she worked for Science Gallery Dublin, where she produced national and international creative programmes converging art, science, technology and society. Ultimately, the festival organisers are aiming to position Ireland as a leader in the intersection of art and technology programming in an audience-centred way to engage the public playfully and critically with new technologies. Beta will also include performances, discussions, workshops and a nighttime programme over the four days. Beta has already confirmed a number of acclaimed artists to participate in this year's festival, including Libby Heaney, Leon Butler and Peter Power. Two unique works have been commissioned to support the launch of Beta. Artist Leon Butler has imagined what the identity of a festival of art and technology could be and has generated a new font seen in the Beta logo. The final logo almost looks hand drawn or screen printed with beautifully imperfect edges - this intersection of cutting-edge technology and human creativity is exactly what Beta will explore with the festival. Beta's website, which launched today, features a new commission from artist and designer Farouk Alao. Specialising in 3D motion and web design, he has drawn inspiration from nature, his world, and human emotions. His vision explores the intersection of reality and imagination. The motion piece on Beta's website called the Beta cube, positions Beta as a centre point in which art, technology and creativity resolve and makes use of the unique font designed by Butler. Beta is also launching a new international residency in partnership with transmediale in Berlin, supported by the Arts Council of Ireland. Transmediale is one of the leading and longest-running festivals for art and digital culture in Europe. The Beta x transmediale residency will bring together four artists from Ireland and Germany to explore critical perspectives on artificial intelligence and digital art. Taking place as a hybrid residency with two weeks online, three weeks in Dublin, Ireland and 3 weeks in Berlin, Germany, the residency programme will provide space, resources and mentorship to four artists to develop new artworks that generate new imaginaries around climate resilience and political polarization. Aisling Murray, Director of Beta, said: "Beta has the potential to really put Ireland on the map in terms of the intersection of research, technology and digital arts. Each of these disciplines continues to grow from strength to strength, which is why it's very timely that Beta is now coming to fruition. The Digital Hub are the ideal co-founder for this with their experience both creatively and with industry, I'm so grateful for their support and excited to create an anchor point in the year for the communities interested in these themes. I'm hugely excited for what is...

In this episode Kerry and Lamar help you understand who all the Herods are that are mentioned in the New Testament. They also help us understand the miracle of feeding the 5000 and how that leads to the story of Peter walking on water. They explore the meaning behind that, and how it leads to the Bread of Life Sermon, and how that leads to one of Christ's most powerful questions and Peter's powerful answer. In this episode they mention the website scriptures.byu.edu/mapscripWe are grateful for our sponsor, Lisa Spice, and for our editor, Alexia Muhlestein, and for Rich Nicholls, who composes and plays the music for the podcast.

Fears are growing for thousands of children and families displaced from their homes by Monday's devastating earthquake in Türkiye and Syria. We heard what the aid agency is doing on the ground in Turkey and Syria with Unicef's Ireland Executive Director, Peter Power.  

We go into a tried and true tactic called parallel Construction, which allows authorities to commit crimes in broad daylight, cause confusion for participants, and have a "safe for public opinion" parallel narrative to allow the revoking of your God given constitutional rights // www.Cointelpro2zero.com //

A nocturnal Cork ramble in After Light, Jennifer Walshe on the meaning of ownership in AI, Gayle Young on the sonic world near Niagara Falls; and a walk among the cairns and the puppets at SoFFt Nights.

Artist Peter Power's own experience of insomnia inspired his nocturnal Cork audio tour cum installation cum performance, After Light: These Dark Citizens.

Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF Ireland

Claire Brock is joined by Ross Cullen & Zara King, Dara Calleary TD, Richard O'Donoghue TD, Fionnan Sheahan, Geraldine Herbert, Simon Coveney TD and Peter Power. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF Ireland joined Gavan to discuss the escalating humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan. Listen and subscribe to On The Record with Gavan Reilly on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify.      Download, listen, and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters a fifth day we spoke to Volodymyr Kuzyk from the City of Lviv while we also spoke to Colm O'Gorman of Amnesty International Ireland and Peter Power of Unicef. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We hear from Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF

In this episode (recorded a few months ago during Ireland's second lockdown) Sinéad, Peter and Isaac talk about the challenges of creating a sound experience for live-streaming as opposed to a theatre or venue; from technical equipment and software at both ends, to emerging technologies that are developing to suit new needs. They also share their experiences in theatre, where sound design has been, in general, brought in very late in the process, and the difficulties this entails at many levels. For Isaac, sound should be a main part in developing the theatre narrative and therefore sound designers should be a key part of the creative process. Peter Power believes that sound design is becoming more important but conversations need to happen at national level with policy makers; he also thinks that this milieu is changing as new generations of theatre artists are embracing new approaches to the creative process. For Sinéad, one of the key aspects is the obsolescence of the tech model, which has remained the same for a long time, even if the technologies have changed drastically. They also reflect on the lack of sound design training or education specific to theatre, sound design being by nature very interdisciplinary, and the implications of such. Finally, they talk about collaborating with other designers, and issues related to terminology, like the sometimes not very clear difference between sound designer and composer, and the implications of conflating both roles. We hope you enjoy it! _____________________________ DESIGNERS WEBSITES https://soundcloud.com/sinead-diskin https://www.isaacgibson.co.uk/ https://www.peterpower.ie _____________________________ PRODUCTIONS MENTIONED Happy Days – Live Broadcast written by Samuel Beckett directed by Caitríona McLaughlin Olympia Theatre and Landmark Productions https://www.landmarkproductions.ie/production/happy-days/ _____________________________ These podcasts are possible thanks to the Design & Crafts Council of Ireland www.dcci.ie. Each episode covers different aspects of scenography and its processes with designers from all disciplines at a variety of stages in their careers. Stage Left Podcast Music: Venn Diagrams from How To Square A Circle by Alma Kelliher Hosted and produced by ISSSD and Noelia Ruiz © www.isssd.ie

This week Unicef launched its Corporate Vaccine Alliance where it's hoping to enlist Irish companies to help deliver vaccines as fast as possible to everyone in the world. To discuss the initiative, Bobby was joined by Peter Power, Executive Director of Unicef Ireland and Domhnal Slattery, CEO of Avalon who are a lead member of the Alliance. Listen and subscribe to Down to Business with Bobby Kerr on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.    Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Luke O'Neill, Professor of Biochemistry and Immunology at Trinity College, Dublin and Peter Power, Executive Director of UNICEF on the 'Get a Vaccine, Give a Vaccine campaign.'

Claire is joined by guests to discuss the decisions from the Government regarding outdoor dining after the advice from NPHET said only vaccinated people could access indoor dining. Plus later on we talk to Unicef about their Get a Vaccine, Give a Vaccine program. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Peter Power, executive director of UNICEF Ireland, on ongoing calls for wealthier countries like Ireland to give additional Covid-19 vaccines to poorer nations.

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Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Tactil by Miguel Noya on Canciónes Intactas 6′30″ Undergrowth by Zenzizenz on Create Greenness 30′59″ In the Last Life, We Were a Winter by Offthesky & The Humble Bee on We Were the Hum of Dreams 35′07″ Transparent Tickle Shining Glace by Pantha du Prince on Conference of Trees 40′19″ Caracas Night (September 11, 1975) by Jon Hassell on Vernal Equinox (Remastered) 47′00″ One Last Dance by Hodge on Shadows in Blue 48′00″ Dissonance by Santilli on Breathing Space 51′07″ Ambient Energy Manipulation by Mediated Ambience 62′00″ Hotel Exile by Baba Stiltz on Total 71′40″ this is for you by Four Tet 72′30″ A Raft by Land Trance on First Seance 80′57″ Boa by Sam Gendel & Sam Wilkes on Music for Saxofone & Bass Guitar 86′49″ Birds Fly by Flapping Their Wings by Biosphere on Dropsonde 92′23″ Bobinsana by ALUNA on Raíces 101′28″ Erva Dos Sonhos by Peter Power & Psilosamples on Time, Tone & Texture 110′21″ Selvas De Ewaipanomas by Molero on Ficciones Del Trópico 115′00″ Tales From The Cymatic Abyss - Part I by Wave Temples on Tales From The Cymatic Abyss 1302′00″ Shadow Dance by Salamanda on Glass Cage

Done in collaboration with Leon Butler, this work is a digital monument to the unseen experiences of quarantine. It was part of the Cork Midsummer Festival and the Carlow Arts Festival. Peter outlines to Mary what it's all about.

Applying Crisis Management and Organizational Resilience to a Pandemic Crises are best pre-empted and prevented, or at least prepared for ahead of happening with a range of possible scenarios. Otherwise, even the leaders in charge tend to default to routine systems, rarely known to be effective in a crisis. Peter Power has a background in British policing and anti-terrorism; now applying his wisdom to crisis management at the highest levels during the Covid -19 pandemic.

Applying Crisis Management and Organizational Resilience to a Pandemic Crises are best pre-empted and prevented, or at least prepared for ahead of happening with a range of possible scenarios. Otherwise, even the leaders in charge tend to default to routine systems, rarely known to be effective in a crisis. Peter Power has a background in British policing and anti-terrorism; now applying his wisdom to crisis management at the highest levels during the Covid -19 pandemic.

A musician by training and entrepreneur by accident! Ladies and gentlemen buckle up I give you Peter Powell or Peter Power as I like to call him. Peter is the man that can make your dreams as a musician come true in the sense that he has the knowledge that makes a musician get concerts. Going from studying music to working as one takes more than just musical knowledge. In this episode we talk about how to get concerts from the practice room to the stage and having an audience that listens to you and how to get to play in festivals, we also talk about Team Academy that is the new school model of learning business here in Maastricht and all over the world. We talk about Peters blog where he writes about how to set goals and reach them. Peter gives us some tips and tricks on Facebook management and poster making. This episode contains lots of inspiration and knowledge that we wish we knew when we start our work as a musician. Peter was the man who kicked my butt out of the practice room and in to working as a musician and getting a lot of paid concerts. Now I like to share him with you. Music Recommendations https://open.spotify.com/track/2VdTgu3InMw8Hzk38op4PR All My Life by yMusic All My Life by yMusic, yMusic is an ensemble of classical musicians who play extremely interesting modern music that’s still catchy and accessible. They’ve collaborated with the likes of St. Vincent, Sufjan Stevens and Bon Over. Which just goes to show what happens when you take classical music out of it’s stuffy little box. https://open.spotify.com/track/1l8GdvJX9IgL3Ul7pdE87h?si=X9SUQCd3SZyaASM4brvtaQ Vivaldi Spring 3 Recomposed by Max Richter Literally Vivaldi’s four seasons recomposed, which just opens up a whole new audience and realm of possibilities for this amazing music that’s been played the same for literally hundreds of years which makes no sense. https://open.spotify.com/track/2p3JsaNGtY6ciMOwtmREyR?si=GSnv_CYFRLyExZ1N_YwJEA Elena by Ernst Rijsiger He’s a cellist who has played with the likes of YoYo Ma but does everything from folk, to obscure traditional music around the world, to jazz, to rock. He thinks waaaay outside the box. LinkedIn teamacademy.nl Blog Medium .bmc-button img{width: 35px !important;margin-bottom: 1px !important;box-shadow: none !important;border: none !important;vertical-align: middle !important;}.bmc-button{padding: 7px 5px 7px 10px !important;line-height: 35px !important;height:51px !important;min-width:217px !important;text-decoration: none !important;display:inline-flex !important;color:#000000 !important;background-color:#FFFFFF !important;border-radius: 5px !important;border: 1px solid transparent !important;padding: 7px 5px 7px 10px !important;font-size: 28px !important;letter-spacing:0.6px !important;box-shadow: 0px 1px 2px rgba(190, 190, 190, 0.5) !important;-webkit-box-shadow: 0px 1px 2px 2px rgba(190, 190, 190, 0.5) !important;margin: 0 auto !important;font-family:'Cookie', cursive !important;-webkit-box-sizing: border-box !important;box-sizing: border-box !important;-o-transition: 0.3s all linear !important;-webkit-transition: 0.3s all linear !important;-moz-transition: 0.3s all linear !important;-ms-transition: 0.3s all linear !important;transition: 0.3s all linear !important;}.bmc-button:hover, .bmc-button:active, .bmc-button:focus {-webkit-box-shadow: 0px 1px 2px 2px rgba(190, 190, 190, 0.5) !important;text-decoration: none !important;box-shadow: 0px 1px 2px 2px rgba(190, 190, 190, 0.5) !important;opacity: 0.85 !important;color:#000000 !important;}Buy me a coffee

What a night ! Thank you Global Hybrid and Rafael Aragon for inviting me to play during this 11th edition of Deep Tribal & Ethno Techno at the Zodiak from 3h30 to 6h30. This is my 3h set with intense deep tech, melodic techno, progressive and oriental good tunes. The recording session started after 15 sec from the start of the set :-) More info about the event: For the eleventh installment of its DEEP TRIBAL & ETHNO TECHNO party at ZODIAK, Global Hybrid Records takes you to Brazil, right on point for the carnival season, by inviting some of its most groundbreaking artists. If you've been following and attending our parties these last two years, then you've probably heard of the VOODOOHOP collective (remember R Vincenzo & Peter Power ?). Hailing from Sao Paulo's most underground parties, this gathering of artists has spread its slow-rave neo-tropicalist sound to the globe's most interesting festivals and clubs. We are really thrilled to welcome this time URUBU MARINKA, one of Voodoohop's most brilliant artists. Now living in Germany, this producer and dj extraordinaire comes from the most african city of South America, Salvador de Bahia. She's known for her slow, ravy organic sound and her sense of storytelling through music. Be ready for an unforgetable closing set ! Also emerging from Sao Paulo's nightlife, the genre-breaking, art-blending hedoist duet VENGA, VENGA is finally returning to Brussels ! They mesmerized the crowd during their first appearance in 2016, and we couldn't be happier to bring back this colourful, eclectic guys ! They released last year their first EP, co-produced by our common friend Miret, and they are now rich of the experience of many gigs throughout Europe and South America. We can't wait to experience their new hybrid set ! Another talented duo is coming back for our immense pleasure, french-brazilian Psycho Tropiques, from the hyper-active parisian collective and label Curuba. They will be joined by two wonderful belgian artists, globe-trotter dj and sound purveyor Paulinska and visual artist and dj Piccaya, well know in the Belgian and European burner community. Last but not least, you will enjoy banging sets from our residents Alizarina the gypsy-techno clarinet wizard and Rafael Aragon for a trance-inducing ethnodelic roller-coaster. As usual, expect some eye-candy decoration from the Global Hybrid family and a chill-out space to breathe between two sweaty dance sessions !

"This is the most personally involved I've been in a thing. It's taken over my life more than anything I've ever done before." Ahead of In Clouds, a new immersive, collaborative piece of music theatre, premiering at Cork Midsummer, I talked to director and co-composer Peter Power and author Sara Baume about the work and what they're hoping to achieve with it. Specially commissioned by Triskel Arts Centre and Cork Midsummer Festival to celebrate 40 years of Triskel, In Clouds blends original composition by Power and co-composer Michael Gallen, text by novelist Sara Baume, choral experimentation by the contemporary ensemble Tonnta led by Robbie Blake, choreography/dance by Stephanie Dufresne, and an audio visual installation by Sarah Jane Shiels and David Mathúna.

Peter Power & Psilosamples, Farbror Resande Mac, Solid Space, Yasuaki Shimizu, Nicola Cruz, Studio 22, Ved, Falcons, Virna Lindt, Oceanvs Orientalis, Saine, Stats, INXS, Frak, Diva, Manu Dibango, Stump Valley, Zwicker, Pardon Moi, Agar Agar, Harvey Sutherland, Love Over Entropy, Moscoman, Beloved, Polygamy Boys, La Düsseldorf, Psychic TV, Boy Harsher, Ingleton Falls, Socrates and more...

This week on Rebel Matters I sat down with music producer Peter Power to discuss the importance of art in our modern society and the challenges that come with building a successful career in an industry that is off the beaten path in relation to more conventional career paths.   I also have another Rebel Matters first for all you lovely listeners out there. Today we are going to close out the episode with a new song that has over 300000 views online, has been banned from radio and television, and  despite that has picked up several awards in the last few weeks. Straight from the streets of West Belfast, stay tuned to the end to hear Irish language rap trio Kneecap and their first release, Cearta.

Peter Power joins us again on the GTA Advisors Podcast to give our listeners advice on how to know if you have a mice or rat problem, what to do and when to call for help. How to contact Peter from Power Pest Control: Phone: 647-708-7378 Website: Click here

http://gtaadvisorspodcast.com/ This month, our Featured Show Partner, Peter Power from Power Pest Control talks about Ants and how to get rid of them in your home. Ants can be very dangerous in your home...especially Carpenter Ants! Peter also talks about Pavement Ants, Boxelder Bugs which have been showing up these days in the Toronto area and even CP24 ran a story on them. Lastly, Peter gives us Spring tips and how to eliminate pests. Carpenter Ants 1. What are carpenter ants? 2. Where are normally located 3. What are signs of carpenter ant infestation? 4. What would be generally the difference between termites and carpenter ants? 5. What are some of the food sources that the carpenter ants are looking for? 6. Is it possible that the ants can set up a satellite nest? 7. What kind of treatments can be used to eliminate carpenter ants? 8. Difference between spraying the house and using a bait treatment and some of the risks involvement 9. What would a carpenter ant nest look like? 10. Off the counter insecticides .. do they work? Also...Why would you want to hire an exterminator versus doing yourself? How to contact Peter from Power Pest Control: Phone: 647-708-7378 Website: Click here Email: info@powerpestcontrol.ca Facebook Twitter Google+ YouTube LinkedIn Pinterest  

http://gtaadvisorspodcast.com/ Episode #44 is with Peter Power from Power Pest Control Inc. Pests can be challenging to remove and can make life miserable for us. Thankfully, we have help to remove them with pest control experts like Peter Power. What I like about Peter is that he offers great information and advice on his blog and YouTube channel. Visit his website and you'll find a lot of tips and advice there. Enjoy the interview! How to contact and find out more about Peter Power: Phone: (647)-708-7378 Website: https://powerpestcontrol.ca Email: info@powerpestcontrol.ca  

With tracks from Peter Power, Gilberto Gil, Duff Disco, Your Song Is Good, Fatnotronic, Martin Lewis, Steinski, Bonobo, Soulwax Feat. Chloe Sevigny, A1ST, Harry Wolfman, Beyond The Wizards Sleeve, Cage & Aviary, Von Party, Alan Parsons Project, Ecco Foul, Phillipi & Rodrigo, The Unknown Cases, Antena and Weval. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Mistura tudo! We are all stars We are made Of recycled star dust A fusion of cosmic energy A spiral of the cosmic fugue Rippling out In all directions Of love. Our next Urban Cosmonaut personifies the essence of this podcast series. Peter Power's music is a multi-dimensional exploration of sounds that takes the reader on a voyage, to a ritual gathering in a sacred temple, where we find ourselves in the heart of the jungle on a remote planet, spiraling into percussive, vocal and atmospheric loops blended with music from around the world. Peter Power is a medium. He saturates himself with input from the ambience of his environment, from the beating of his own and others' hearts. Channeling his inspirations into mixes that oscillate, vibrate, pulsate, girate, elongate - his own edits, remixes and productions reveal a celestial sound that is unique to him. After emerging from a darker place these past few years, this mix is his attempt to reconnect with the warmer light of humanity. We asked Peter what his third eye means to him. His answer: it's the feedback between inner and outer self. We'll take that as an impulse and let him guide us to a sacred place inside ourselves and outside the constraints of the body self. His message to the listener is simple: awake into life! Find Peter Power: [Peter Power on SoundCloud](http://soundcloud.com/peter-power/) [Peter Power on Facebook](http://www.facebook.com/ufordia) Release date: 28.03.2016

It's been a busy couple of months but here are the last few shows and playlists. Remember to tune into HTTP://KLANGBOX.FM every Monday from 2-4pm for your live dose of Vamos a La Playa!Vamos 221Is It All Over My Face & Tower    Blood OrangeSensus Soul Feat. Donna McGhee - Inch By Inch (Im Almost There)    Don't Close Your Eyes    Dario PianaAfrican Disco Special - Atik-A    Space Control Edit    three miles down (reverend p edit)    Gil Scott HeronBeyond Love    Niccolo CupoFire in the Sky (Rune Lindbaek & Oyvind Blikstad High Flying Vikings Mix)    SeahawksTry Your Love    Mr. AbsoluttBurnin' Hot    ArseniiFireworks (Original)    Frank AgrarioMidnight Cruising    HypnoloveFree Again (Munga remix)    Lou TetiThe Way You Move    Ed Wizard & Disco Double DeeDisco Echo Motor Freak    thatmanmonkzZoinks    Session VictimSea Waves (Original Mix)    Alex & ChrisRitual    Brenden Wesley03. Drum Squad    Give Me a Break    Vivien VeeShake It Up    Alien Disco SugarI Want You (Romain Bezzina Edit)    Gary Lowholly dolly    Kano Vamos a La Playa 221 - Laura of Miami (klangbox.fm) by Laura Of Miami on Mixcloudright click and save as to dlVamos 220Yuletide Throwndown (Christmas Rapture)  Blondie & Fab Five FreddieRolling Cat's    RhegSambaca (The Heels Of Love Remix)    Alien AlienWelcome to our world (MST)    Rainer TrübyDeep Space Orchestra - Outliers - Use of Weapons   B1 The Jangle (Dub Mix)    Peter PowerPeople Hold On - MUDEGG Rework   Track 03    The GlueBrash & Vulgar (Disco 3000 Edit)    In FlagrantiBadboys     SanoRight On    thatmanmonkzBack 2 Black (Cuthead Remix)    6th Borough ProjectdIRTY    RUF dugShoeshine Boogie (Dan Lissvik Remix)    Mock & ToofAlways Forever (Debukas remix)    VondelparkSacramento (Original)    Frank AgrarioFeel the Dance    AlkalinoSuper Sensitive    Mike Simonetti & Johnny JewelI Like The Way You Do It (DJ Stylus House Edit)    The Loni Gamble Band feat. Lisa WarringtonLove Games    GazeeboFCL - Holding Our Nick (Frits Wentink Remix)   Get Myself Together (Hercules & Love Affair Herc Bump)    Chaz Jankel  Vamos a La Playa 220 - Laura of Miami (klangbox.fm) by Laura Of Miami on Mixcloudright click and save as to DLVamos 219Miracle 2 (Lauten_Russell) - RotaryDisco76 Remix    Arthur's LandingNirosta Steel - THERE'S A WORD (E. Brooks) Drop Out Orchestra Rework    Nirosta SteelYou Can Dance (Mike Burns Echo Echo Echo edit)    Neil SlimCosmotropics Film    SupersempfftAfrica Is Home (Natural Self Re-Edit)    Joe Mensah05 Uwa the Peacock (Eki Ko Inuen Uwa    Ibibio Sound MachineJovan Freak (Rune Lindbaek Nomaden Mix)    Georges VertLive Without    AlkalinoFIRST CHOICE - Doctor Love (RLP s Old School Dub)    Love (Richard Rossa Edit)    Various ArtistsJunior's Throwing Craze (Woolfy Mix)    WoolfyLille Søte Svanse (7_ Versjon)    hubbabubbaklubbLa Spirale (Js Loveboat Mix) - www.house-language.info    Phreek Plus One Avanti - Discommander (Albion Remix)    Albion05 Floating There (Jupiter Remix)    Ease Out    BenedekAsiko (Sad City Remix)    Sad CityKey Vision    Komon & AppleblimBakerman (Bara Bröst Edit)    Laid Back03. Alive (Instrumental Version)    CantomaPygmy Funk    Von PartyMarjooo    Basti GrubRenata (Daphni remix)    HoldenIt's Only (DJ Koze Mix)    HerbertVamos a La Playa 219 - Laura of Miami (klangbox.fm) by Laura Of Miami on Mixcloudright click and save as to dLVamos 218No Hats (Captain Sunshine & The Valley People Wilderness Dub)    Tim WaineDaylight    Coyote EditSly & Robbie Disco    Less Vocal Stayin DJ EditB - ERROL DUNKLEY - O K FRED DUB 1979    Ahead the Ship Sleeps    FaltyDLI Can t Go Alone (Without You)    AlbionGames We Used To Play    BuariCome Over (Instrumental)    Mirror PeopleMidnight Mirrors    Psychic MirrorsCrossroad Wishes    NudistA1 Bring Down The Walls (Remake)    The P.J. Project & Glenn UndergroundMise Au Point (Extended Mix Version 1984)    JolieHulluu    AustraThe Kingdom Of Heaven Is At Hand (Original Mix)    MichoacanRendezvous    PsychemagikArabisk Natt(Dub)    Prins ThomasMaybachswagger    SoulphictionList Of Two (Original Mix)    40 ThievesPrimetime (Uptown Express)    Baby OliverCan You Handle It (DJ Broadhurst edit)    Sharon ReddThe Talking Fish (Asem Usem Iyak)    Ibibio Sound MachineI've Got A Big Bee    Josè ManuelStill Sound (Toby Tobias Deep Dub)    Toro Y MoiSunday's Calling    Dave AllisonThe Islands    FeteVamos a La Playa 218 - Laura of Miami (klangbox.fm) by Laura Of Miami on Mixcloudright click and save as to dl

Writer, researcher and film-maker Tom Secker joins us for a detailed interview on 7/7 (the July 7th 2005 London bombings). Drawing upon his several years of research, Tom shares with us many of the problems with the official story, delves into the backstories behind the alleged suicide bombers, and uncovers layer upon layer of suspicious information suggesting that 7/7 may well have been a false-flag terror event instigated by British Intelligence. Tom also discusses how, in the run-up to the attacks, predictive programming in popular culture may have shaped public perception of 7/7, and how cognitive infiltration as a double bluff has negatively impacted the quest for 7/7 truth. (For show notes, please visit http://TheMindRenewed.com)

Writer, researcher and film-maker Tom Secker joins us for a detailed interview on 7/7 (the July 7th 2005 London bombings). Drawing upon his several years of research, Tom shares with us many of the problems with the official story, delves into the backstories behind the alleged suicide bombers, and uncovers layer upon layer of suspicious information suggesting that 7/7 may well have been a false-flag terror event instigated by British Intelligence. Tom also discusses how, in the run-up to the attacks, predictive programming in popular culture may have shaped public perception of 7/7, and how cognitive infiltration as a double bluff has negatively impacted the quest for 7/7 truth. (For show notes, please visit http://TheMindRenewed.com)