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Day 2's broadcast from NetSupport Radio at Bett 2023 is here!NetSupport Radio had an exciting afternoon, with host Russell Prue interviewing a raft of fabulous guests. First up was Al Kingsley, talking about the sessions he'd been involved in, speaking on the topics of digital transformation and the role of governance, and human flourishing with the OECD.Next came guests including, Rosemaria Caffio, who runs school radio projects in Italy; Kanak Gupta, who talked about using data in schools to enhance education and progress; Richard Purcell, who gave an update on how captioning solution, Caption.Ed, has progressed over the last year; and Kelly Hannaghan from Mind Work Matters, who talked about 'cutting through the noise' around mental health.Russell also chatted with Mark Anderson, ICT Evangelist; Chris and Will from Phonic FM in Exeter; and Mary Myatt, who talked about curriculum development. Plus, Al Kingsley caught up with Olly Lewis (Head of Digital in a MAT), for a chat about governance – as well as the Global EdTech Awards that Olly is involved with.Finally, we heard about some super EdTech solutions straight from the people who guide their development and progress, with Jenna Khanna from Common Sense Education, Jonathan Durant from Cypher Learning, Murray Morrison from Tassomai and Michael Olagunju – Director of Exam Solutions.

TFI Friday folks!! This week's guest brings the Britpop sounds of the mid 90s to the table. Nick has presented the fantastic Britpop Revival Show for many years now, so it was a treat to have a natter about the scene that we hold so close to our hearts. From the band that kickstarted british indie in the early 90s, to lost gems fighting out with one the biggest bands of the decade and then we both do a deep dive on one of the greatest bands of all time, Silver Sun!!! Give the Spotify link a click, to hear Nicks 5 amazing choices in a handy playlist..... https://open.spotify.com/playlist/156jcqfNdInVvH5wgUI5HZ?si=iA16Xiy0Slmg5yhbrl2uaQ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trackonesideonepodcast/support

If you're a counsellor in private practice, chances are you've wrangled with some money issues in your time. And the truth is, this isn't something you can work on and get rid of because they keep appearing in different ways and under different circumstances. There is no denying it, issues around money mindset issues can hold you back - in more ways than may first appear.  So in this episode, I have the fabulous Cathy Towers here for a chat.  Cathy is a counsellor and psychotherapist, a speaker and workshop facilitator, a DJ and improv leader - so she wears many hats,  But the hat she's wearing today is that of a money mentor because Cathy has been working with counsellors on this topic for years.  So take a listen as we explore the deeper and more complex impact money issues can have both on ourselves, our clients, and our business.  In this episode we explore:The traps we can fall into around money and charging clients The importance of valuing ourselves The impact of free on the counselling relationship The hidden costs of being in private practice About Cathy Towers Cathy has been running workshops on Your Relationship with Money and Charging for Time for ten years.  She speaks at the BACP regularly and offers consultation on money issues. She also jointly runs workshops on Business Therapy, dealing with the challenges, struggles, and sticky issues for private practice creatively by "putting your relationship with your business on the couch".   After many years of hiding her light, she is now a fierce voice for confidence and communication, with a radio show on Phonic FM called Speaking Out. Connect with Cathy on LinkedIn - just search Cathy Towers Cathy's resources: Blog 'https://www.cathytowers.com/read-listen/relationship-with-money/9-that-debate-about-free-sessions (That debate about free sessions)' https://www.cathytowers.com/money-resources/fee-calculation-for-therapists (Calculator for therapists ) Jane's blog ‘https://www.janetravis.co.uk/free-first-session/ (Should you offer counselling clients a free first session?)' Links to follow Episode 36: https://www.janetravis.co.uk/podcast/how-being-a-people-pleaser-can-affect-your-private-practice/ (How being a people pleaser can affect your private practice - and what to do about it) Episode 33: https://www.janetravis.co.uk/podcast/what-to-do-if-your-client-doesnt-show-up-for-their-second-therapy-session/ (What to do if your client didn't show up for their second therapy session) Episode 32: https://www.janetravis.co.uk/podcast/easy-ways-to-give-back-to-charity-without-reducing-your-fees-or-working-for-free/ (5 Easy ways to give back to charity (without reducing your fees or working for free) with Sophia Giblin) Episode 31: https://www.janetravis.co.uk/podcast/increasing-prices-the-pain-free-way/ (Increasing prices the pain-free way) Episode 23: https://www.janetravis.co.uk/podcast/avoid-the-feast-and-famine/ (How to avoid the feast and famine cycle in your private practice)

What's this?!? Another guest mix?!? You're darn tootin'. We're not messing around any more. Serious radio business from now on! This week the mix is from Syke. He's the presenter on Restless, which you can catch on Exeter's Phonic FM – it goes out every third Saturday of the month from 10-12pm.Catch his past shows here:https://www.mixcloud.com/simon-stennett/His mix is "the loudest, fastest and wyldest bits of 60s RnB,Garage and Freakbeat" something we think we can all get behind!nighttrain93.2[at]gmail[dot]com or twitter.com/RadioNightTrain on the tweets.To experience the show (sorta) live n direct.. tune into Sheffield Live, Sundays 9pm-11pm on 93.2FM, via the TuneIn Radio App or www.sheffieldlive.org

JD, John, Will and Chris from Phonic FM chat to Russell about what they’ve come to see at the show, their reactions to its new format and… vinyl!

In a special edition of Tech Monthly, Helen, Rob and Ian spend a weekend at the Met Office for the International Space Apps Challenge, and annual hack weekend kick-started by NASA. Plus: an interview with Farmer Glitch from Hacker Farm, ahead of his punk console workshops during Art Week Exeter. International Space Apps Challenge (https://2017.spaceappschallenge.org/) Space Apps Exeter (http://spaceappsexeter.org/) Met Office Informatics Lab (http://informaticslab.co.uk/) TechExeter (https://techexeter.uk/) Farmer Glitch (https://hackerfarm.net/) Art Week Exeter (http://www.artweekexeter.org.uk/) Presenters: Helen Connole, Rob J Glover and Ian Woodbridge. First broadcast: 4pm, Thursday 18 May 2017, on Phonic FM (106.8FM in Exeter; phonic.fm online). Contact the team: tech@phonic.fm or @PhonicTech on Twitter.

Helen and Rob discuss YouTubing in the last episode of this series. They’re joined by social media specialist and vlogger Matt Young, professional YouTuber Paul Grogan, and founder of Tubers Academy, Nick Ellison. Plus: a round-up of technology stories. Related links: Tubers Academy (https://tubers.uk/) Gaming Rules! (http://gaming-rules.com/) Matt Young (http://mrmattyoung.co.uk/) Presenters: Helen Connole and Rob J Glover, with Ian Woodbridge. First broadcast: 4pm, Thursday 13 April 2017, on Phonic FM (106.8FM in Exeter; phonic.fm online). Contact the team: tech@phonic.fm or @PhonicTech on Twitter.

This month Helen and Rob explore ‘big data’ with guests Niall Robinson from the Met Office’s Informatics Lab and Professor Lora Fleming from the University of Exeter. Plus: voices from TechExeter and a round-up of technology stories. Links to resources mentioned in the programme: Met Office (http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/) Informatics Lab (http://informaticslab.co.uk/) Kaleider (http://kaleider.com/) TechExeter (https://techexeter.uk/) Kaggle (https://www.kaggle.com/) Professor Lora Fleming (http://www.ecehh.org/people/prof-lora-fleming/) Mostly Weather podcast (http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/learning/mostly-weather) Presenters: Helen Connole and Rob J Glover, with Ian Woodbridge. First broadcast: 4pm, Thursday 9 March 2017, on Phonic FM (106.8FM in Exeter; phonic.fm online). Next programme: 4pm, Thursday 13 April 2017. Contact the team: tech@phonic.fm or @PhonicTech on Twitter.

This month Helen and Rob explore matters of cyber-security. They're joined by Bob Bunney from Devon and Cornwall Police and cyber-security consultant Durgan Cooper. Plus: voices from the Secure South West 8 conference at Plymouth University and a round-up of technology stories. Links to resources mentioned in the programme: Devon & Cornwall Police (https://www.devon-cornwall.police.uk/) National Cyber Security Centre (https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/) ActionFraud (http://www.actionfraud.police.uk/) Get Safe Online (https://www.getsafeonline.org/) Cyber Essentials (https://www.cyberaware.gov.uk/cyberessentials/) Secure South West (http://www.securesouthwest.com/) CompTIA (https://www.comptia.org/) South West Cyber Security Cluster (https://southwestcsc.org/) GDPR (The EU General Data Protection Regulation – http://www.eugdpr.org/) CiSP (Cyber-security Information Sharing Partnership – https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/cisp) Presenters: Helen Connole and Rob J Glover, with Ian Woodbridge. First broadcast: 4pm, Thursday 9 February 2017, on Phonic FM (106.8FM in Exeter; phonic.fm online). Next programme: 4pm, Thursday 9 March 2017. Contact the team: tech@phonic.fm or @PhonicTech on Twitter.

For the new year, Helen and Rob look at starting something new: innovation; entrepreneurship and business start-ups. They're joined by business advisors Petra Davies and Charlotte Collyer; start-up school founder/coach Neil Finnie; and IP/IT solicitor Jess O’Riordan. Plus: a round-up of technology stories and music from Filta, Daft Punk, Tom Bugs and David Bowie. Business Boost (http://businessboost.org.uk/) Corkscrew (https://corkscrew.io/) The Generator (http://the-generator.org/) Exeter Business & IP Centre (https://bipc.librariesunlimited.org.uk/) FabLab Devon (http://www.fablabdevon.org/) Stephens Scown (https://www.stephens-scown.co.uk/) Tom Bugs (http://bugbrand.co.uk/) Presenters: Helen Connole and Rob J Glover, with Ian Woodbridge. First broadcast: 4pm, Thursday 12 January 2017, on Phonic FM (106.8FM in Exeter; phonic.fm online). Next programme: 4pm, Thursday 9 February 2017. Contact the team: tech@phonic.fm or @PhonicTech on Twitter.

In December’s Tech Monthly, Helen and Rob look at music, creativity, and how technology can make life better. Simon Belshaw’s Music Machines (http://simonbelshaw.co.uk/ + http://2timesdo.co.uk/) The Big Life Fix (http://bbc.co.uk/biglifefix) Remap (http://www.remap.org.uk/) Plymouth Music Zone (http://www.plymouthmusiczone.org.uk/) Digital Plymouth (http://www.digitalplymouth.com/) The Aptus Guide (survey, including £50 prize draw: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/XL6KQMK) Plus: a round-up of technology stories and event listings. Presenters: Helen Connole and Rob J Glover, with Ian Woodbridge and John Wigzell. First broadcast: 4pm, Thursday 8 December 2016, on Phonic FM (106.8FM in Exeter; phonic.fm online). Next programme: 4pm, Thursday 12 January 2017. Contact the team with your comments or stories: tech@phonic.fm or @PhonicTech on Twitter.

In Tech Monthly’s first programme, Helen and Rob are joined by Joe Pearce (Venturefest SW; Exeter Innovation Centre) and Joel Stobart (Custodian Solutions) to talk about the Venturefest SW conference and its Pitchfest scheme, which Custodian Solutions won. We also hear from the recent TechExeter, Graphical Web and Secure South West 7 conferences. TechExeter (http://techexeter.uk/) The Graphical Web (http://2016.graphicalweb.org/) Venturefest SW (http://www.venturefest-sw.co.uk/) Custodian Solustions (https://custodiansolutions.com/) Secure South West 7 (http://www.securesouthwest.com/) Plus: a round-up of other technology stories and listings. Presenters: Helen Connole and Rob J Glover, with Ian Woodbridge. First broadcast: 4pm, Thursday 10 November 2016, on Phonic FM (106.8FM in Exeter; phonic.fm online). Contact the team with your comments or stories: tech@phonic.fm or @PhonicTech on Twitter.

Welcome to the third of our 3 August Shows! A friend of mine asked if I was aware of a "Firefly Tribute Night" in Exeter on 30 August? I said no, but immediately contacted the organiser, Lee Rawlings, to ask if he wanted to talk about it on the show. He had an even better idea, and this show is that idea where I joined him, Mojo and Marcus for their show on Phonic FM talking about their event, Browncoats and SF in general. Enjoy!

Welcome to the third of our 3 August Shows! A friend of mine asked if I was aware of a "Firefly Tribute Night" in Exeter on 30 August? I said no, but immediately contacted the organiser, Lee Rawlings, to ask if he wanted to talk about it on the show. He had an even better idea, and this show is that idea where I joined him, Mojo and Marcus for their show on Phonic FM talking about their event, Browncoats and SF in general. Enjoy!

The WestEnders Comedy Show. This series of the WestEnders Comedy Show is produced by Wolf and Water Arts Company and the Ivy Project with the Westend Unit, Tiverton High School in Devon, UK. This episode was first broadcast on Phonic FM at 5:40pm on Friday 1st May 2010. www.phonic.fm For more information please visit, http://www.WestEndersComedyShow.com

The WestEnders Comedy Show. This series of the WestEnders Comedy Show is produced by Wolf and Water Arts Company and the Ivy Project with the Westend Unit, Tiverton High School in Devon, UK. This episode was first broadcast on Phonic FM at 5:40pm on Friday 1st May 2010. www.phonic.fm For more information please visit, http://www.WestEndersComedyShow.com

The WestEnders Comedy Show. This series of the WestEnders Comedy Show is produced by Wolf and Water Arts Company and the Ivy Project with the Westend Unit, Tiverton High School in Devon, UK. This episode was first broadcast on Phonic FM at 5:40pm on Friday 24th April 2010. www.phonic.fm For more information please visit, http://www.WestEndersComedyShow.com

The WestEnders Comedy Show. This episode features comedy sketches from '6 Year Old Dad', 'Taxi to Cully', 'You're Nuffin', 'A Dave on Every Corner' and 'Turnip FM'. This series of the WestEnders Comedy Show is produced by Wolf and Water Arts Company and the Ivy Project with the Westend Unit, Tiverton High School in Devon, UK. This episode was first broadcast on Phonic FM at 5:40pm on Friday 16th April 2010. www.phonic.fm For more information please visit, http://www.WestEndersComedyShow.com

The WestEnders Comedy Show. This episode features comedy sketches from 'The Posh Gangster's', 'Dragons Den', 'We Buy Any Hog dot Com', '6 Year Old Dad' and 'Turnip FM'. This series of the WestEnders Comedy Show is produced by Wolf and Water Arts Company and the Ivy Project with the Westend Unit, Tiverton High School in Devon, UK. This episode was first broadcast on Phonic FM at 5:40pm on Friday 9th April 2010. www.phonic.fm For more information please visit, http://www.WestEndersComedyShow.com

The WestEnders Comedy Show returns with the first episode of a brand new second series. This episode features comedy sketches from 'The Posh Gangster's', 'The X Factor', 'Tom Cruise in Tivvy', 'A Dave on Every Corner', 'An interview with Banksy' and the return of the popular series one comedy sketch 'Turnip FM'. This series of the WestEnders Comedy Show is produced by Wolf and Water Arts Company and the Ivy Project with the Westend Unit, Tiverton High School in Devon, UK. This episode was first broadcast on Phonic FM at 5:40pm on Friday 2nd April 2010. www.phonic.fm For more information please visit, http://www.WestEndersComedyShow.com

Series 2 of the WestEnders Comedy Show will be broadcast live on Phonic FM (www.phonic.fm) on Friday 2 April at 5:40 GMT. Here's a small taste of one of the sketches. Podcasts of the shows will be posted on Podomatic and iTunes. Please listen to a taste of what's to come, We Buy Any Hog dot Com.

Help! Please VOTE :) Phonic FM, who broadcast The WestEnders Comedy Show and Tony Walker, who helped create the show are currently hoping to win prestigous awards. Phonic Fm are hoping to win a SONY Broadcasting Award and have put forward these sections of The WestEnders Comedy Show contained in this Podcast as one of the shows they are most proud of being involved with. Tony Walker has made it in the top three in the TALK TALK Digital Heroes Award. The winner gets funding to create more projects. Please help and VOTE:- http://www.talktalk.co.uk/we-love-the-web/digital-heroes/south-west Voting ends at the end of October 2009.

WestEnders Comedy Show Episode 05 Next episode is 3rd March at 5:40pm (GMT) on Phonic FM 106.8fm and online at www.phonic.fm The podcast will be online shortly after the broadcast. Many thanks to the thousands of you who have downloaded the WestEnders Comedy Show :-)

Next weeks show will be broadcast On Tuesday 17th Feb at 5:40pm (GMT) on Phonic FM 106.8fm and Online at www.phonic.fm You can download the show as a Podcast. Episodes 1 and 2 of the WestEnders Comedy Show are NOW online and ready for Download. Enjoy ;-)

WestEnders Comedy Show episode 01 Episode 2 can be heard on Tuesday 3rd Feb at 5:40pm (GMT) on Phonic FM 106.8fm or online at www.phonic.fm The podcast for episode 2 will be uploaded shortly after broadcast. Your comments are more than welcome. Thanks.