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Tread Perilously settles in for a month of shows that inspired WandaVision with an episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show called "Racy Tracy Rattigan". With Alan Brady out on vacation, Rob and the others must write the next two shows for guest host "Racy" Tracy Rattigan. The British actor proves to be funny and charming, but his immediate interest in Laura leaves Rob a little unnerved. It becomes full-tilt unnerved when Rattigan comes to their home under the guise of working on sketches, but ends up coming on to Laura. Will Rob's response sink Rattigan's commitment to the show? Erik returns from his own vacation with some rusty podcast skills and the wrong microphone. He and Justin get back into the swing of things via a chat about Jack Quaid and the current Marvel Cinematic Universe. The pair also fall in love with Mary Tyler Moore all over again. Justin learns the Morey Amsterdam joke and immediately warms to Rose Marie. Guest star Richard Dawson gets some flowers even as Erik tries to determine if Rattigan is supposed to be Peter Sellers, Dudley Moore, or both. Though not on screen, Carl Reiner proves to be the MVP. But will a 1963 episode of the show turn out surprisingly modern?

Let's talk bold moves, life pivots, and chasing what truly matters. On the latest episode of Do Life Big, I sat down with Scott Rattigan—attorney-turned-entrepreneur extraordinaire, and trust me, this conversation was one for the books!

Ep 59---This week on Voices of Boyle, we're delighted to feature local artist Margaret Rattigan

Telemedicine is developing pretty rapidly. My guest today specializes in helping functional medicine practices who want to build out a telemedicine practice in part or in whole. He was a guest about a year ago and he's coming back to tell us what's new in telemedicine now. Scott Rattigan is an attorney, a nationally recognized speaker, podcast host, and bestselling author of The Practice of Telemedicine. He is the founder of Functional Lawyer, and co-founder of Origins Incubator. Scott was inspired to help the functional medicine community after helping his wife build her functional medicine practice, and watching her colleagues searching but not finding solid legal and business foundations to reduce unnecessary risks. Through Functional Lawyer and Origins Incubator, he helps practitioners to protect their license and grow their practice with confidence. In this episode Carl White and Scott Rattigan discuss:What's new in telemedicine in the last year Want to be a guest on PracticeCare?Have an experience with a business issue you think others will benefit from? Come on PracticeCare and tell the world! Here's the link where you can get the process started. Connect with Scott Rattiganhttps://www.facebook.com/functionallawyerhttps://www.instagram.com/functionallawyerhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/functional-lawyer/https://www.youtube.com/functionallawyer Connect with Carl WhiteWebsite: http://www.marketvisorygroup.comEmail:  whitec@marketvisorygroup.comFacebook:  https://www.facebook.com/marketvisorygroupYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD9BLCu_i2ezBj1ktUHVmigLinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/healthcaremktg 

New episode for Flare Path a new production of the Rattigan play, directed by Ian Higham at the Putney Arts Theatre. Cait interviews three of the star perfomers, Emma Bugg (Patricia), Theo Leonard (Flight Lieutenant Teddy Graham) and Guy Robarts (Peter Kyle).24-28 September, 7.45pmMatinee  28 September, 3pmTicket linkWritten in 1941 and first staged in London in 1942 Flare Path is based around Rattigan's own experience as a tail gunner in RAF Coastal Command.Set in a hotel near an RAF Bomber Command Airbase in Lincolnshire during the Second World War the play focuses on a love triangle between an actress (the wife of a Wellington Bomber pilot) and a Hollywood actor. The action plays out against a night time bombing raid on Germany, while the women wait together to hear about the fate of the crew.Flare Path is a deeply moving, funny and compelling portrait of the bravery and stoicism of RAF Bomber crews and their wives during World War Two. This story and setting provides the perfect showcase for Rattigan's unique ability to portray the struggle to keep powerful emotions hidden from view while presenting a ‘proper' respectable face to the world, even in the hardest of situations.Artistic Directors: Barney and Cait Hart Dyke. Podcast Editor and sound design: Nick Wells. Music is 'At the Tropicana' by Chalalatas, license courtesy of Epidemic Sounds.Recording at the Putney Arts Theatre.The Putney Theatre Company at The South West End! See us online – putneytheatrecompany.org.uk

On this episode the crew covers The Poison Sky with Jacob having a talk about quick cliffhanger resolutions, Sylvia and Wilf having differing opinions, a talk about Rattigan, absolute love for Freemas performance, and Cribbins always making us cry. To find previous episodes go to: tscn.tv/gtw To subscribe to this podcast put this link in … Continue reading Going Through Who 17.7: The Poison Sky →

Dave Rattigan, headlining comedian and one of the regions busiest comedy show producers - jumped into the world of stand up a little later than most but quickly made up for lost time. Starting with a gift for comedy classes from (his then wife) and being a teacher of public speaking, Dave quickly climbed the ladder. We chat with Dave about (of course) his Dick Doherty stories (and YES, somewhere in his house he DOES have Dick Bucks!)  How Dave grew as a comic and how his comedy navigated covid (parking lot comedy baby!) Through his company Scamps Comedy, Dave runs well over 200 shows a year all over New England while still carving out time to write new material. Nothing is better than live comedy so get out an see one of Dave's shows ASAP! Give Dave a follow on IG: Scamps Comedy and FB: Scamps Comedy Productions Biff on Twitter is @BiffPlaysHockey Joe on Twitter is: @Optigrabber Jacques on Twitter is @CarnivalPodcast and FB @JacquesLambert But mostly on IG: @CarnivalPersonnelPodcast   Opening: Gomer by Beyond Id  Closing Song: Wedding Present by Beyond Id (from The Stovin Years)

In this episode of Sweet Talk, Crystal chats with producer, songwriter, performer extraordinare Nick Rattigan. Recorded just weeks before Current Joys tour Australia for the first time, the pair chat all things Love + Pop. This 2023 record truly cements Rattigan as one of the most prolific songwriters in the underground Bedroom-Pop scene & Sunday Sweets was delighted to learn more about this multi skilled act.  Sunday Sweets is SYN's flagship music program, showcasing our Sweet 16 and Feature Albums each week. Sweet Talk is our podcast series which dives deep in to our Sweet 16 tracks with the artists themselves.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 001 The Junto with Scott Rattigan is a podcast that aims to provide valuable insights and resources for functional medicine doctors and entrepreneurs. The show is inspired by the historical Junto club founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1727, which focused on mutual improvement and learning from others. Scott Rattigan, of Functional Lawyer, shares his own journey and the challenges faced by functional medicine practitioners in terms of legal protection and business growth. He discusses the creation of Functional Lawyer, a platform that offers high-quality legal documents and education to help providers protect themselves and build solid legal and business foundations. Scott also highlights the importance of mentorship and the evolution of coaching through Origins Incubator. The podcast aims to curate conversations with experts from various fields to provide practical tips, tricks, and personal growth insights for listeners. Takeaways The Junto with Scott Rattigan is a podcast for functional medicine doctors and entrepreneurs, inspired by Benjamin Franklin's historical Junto club. Functional Lawyer provides high-quality legal documents and education to help functional medicine practitioners protect themselves and build solid legal and business foundations. Origins Incubator offers physician mentorship and resources for practice creation, business growth, and clinical support. The podcast aims to curate conversations with experts from various fields to provide practical tips, tricks, and personal growth insights for listeners. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Purpose of the Show 01:02 The Junto and its Origins 01:30 The Impact of The Junto 03:54 The Need for Legal Support in Functional Medicine 04:24 The Challenges of Starting an Integrative Practice 05:21 The High Cost of Legal Assistance 06:19 The Creation of Functional Lawyer 07:19 Expanding Services with Functional Lawyer Membership 08:17 Transition to Business Coaching 09:16 The Evolution of Coaching and Mentorship 10:43 Origins Incubator and Physician Mentorship 11:33 Partnership with Cheryl Burdette and Clinical Support 12:03 The Motivation Behind Starting a Podcast 13:00 The Importance of Learning from Experts 14:28 The Dunning-Kruger Effect and Imposter Syndrome 15:25 The Goal of The Junto Podcast 16:24 Mindset: Comparing Yourself to Others 18:17 The Importance of Getting Started

I left my law firm in 2017. And as I said my goodbyes, some of the other attorneys looked at me like I was crazy. And maybe I was a little bit crazy, but it completely changed my life. Since then, I've launched Functional Lawyer, helped my wife, Linda, grow her practice to a waitlist and partnered with her to create a physician business, legal, and clinical mentorship program in Origins Incubator. I've authored the Amazon bestselling book, The Practice of Telemedicine, and I've grown personally and professionally more than I ever anticipated–by teaching others and serving first. That growth is the inspiration for this podcast. This show's for anyone who has ever felt even a little bit like I did back when I first got started. High on passion and motivation, low on how to go and execute, and super naive about the growth journey I was about to go on. I lay it all out for you and bring in guests so you can learn from my mistakes and the mistakes of others and learn from experts along the way. My goal is to help you get where you want to go without having to go through the school of hard knocks or feel like you're the only one going through it. The Junto is for people who want to turn their passion for helping others into a thriving business so they can spend more time with the ones they love, achieve the lifestyle they desire, and change lives in their community. Whether you have a practice or a business already in the works, or you don't even know where to begin, or you just want to expand your impact with what you've got, this show has it all. From expert advice from some of the biggest names in functional medicine to deep dives on marketing, financial, legal, social media, successful mindset strategies, and living a balanced and rewarding life as a functional medicine entrepreneur. The guests here share all they can so you can flourish no matter what your personal goals are or where you're at right now. And just remember, wherever you're at in your journey as a functional medicine entrepreneur, you're not alone in your quest. The Junto with Scott Rodigan will give you the inspiration, motivation, and tactical strategies you need to do your best and maximize your results. Starting my own business absolutely changed my life. And I know this show can help you through some of the personal and business growth and transformation too. So please hit subscribe so you don't miss a beat. There's a new episode of the Junto coming your way every week. So wherever you are, whatever platform you're on, thank you. And let's get started.

Through the first three quarters of 2023 in the U.S., over 170,000 tech workers have been laid off.   Now, more than ever, it's critical for partnership teams to be focused on the right initiatives and have plans in place to measure and demonstrate success.   How do we prioritize the right partners? Where are strategic partnerships headed in the coming years, and how do we define success?   That's what Tai Rattigan is here to help us with.   Tai is a giant in the partnership space having built teams at Optimizely, Amplitude and Deel. And he's co-founded an organization, Partnership Leaders, dedicated to providing partnership pros with a community and the resources they need to succeed.   Partnership Unpacked host Mike Allton talked to Tai Rattigan about:   ♉️Prioritizing the right partners ♉️Measuring partnership success ♉️The future of strategic partnerships   Subscribe to the show calendar: agorapulse.com/calendar   Learn more about Tai Rattigan   Connect with Tai Rattigan on LinkedIn Connect with Tai Rattigan on Twitter   Resources & Brands mentioned in this episode   Deel Partnership Leaders Subscribe to the show calendar: agorapulse.com/calendar Learn more about Agorapulse with a free demo Full Notes & Transcript: https://www.thesocialmediahat.com/blog/how-a-serial-partnership-leader-defines-success-w-tai-rattigan/(opens in a new tab)   Brought to you by Agorapulse: the #1 rated social media management solution.   Music by Jumbo, "Peripheral" (feat. Plum Soul) Produced and Hosted by Mike Alton

SELECTED LINKS FROM THE EPISODETeach Your Kids: Website | LinkedIn | X | Instagram | Substack | FacebookManisha: LinkedIn | X | Instagram | FacebookLisa Betts-LaCroix: Website | LinkedIn | Super Power U Podcast | FacebookNir Eyal: Website | LinkedIn | X | Facebook | Nir and Far PodcastKerry McDonald: LiberatED Podcast | Website | X | Instagram | FacebookShiren Rattigan: Colossal Academy | LinkedIN | Instagram | XNaval Ravikant: Airchat | LinkedIn | X | Podcast | YouTubeRachel Thomas: Fast.ai | LinkedIn | X | FacebookAlycia Wright: Cultural Roots Homeschool Co-op| LinkedIn | Instagram | FacebookJoin our premium community with expert support and adviceJoin the Conversation on AirchatHomeschooling Room: https://getairchat.com/manisharose/homeschoolingRelated Teach Your Kids Podcast EpisodesHomeschooling with Naval Ravikant, Nir Eyal, Rachel Thomas, Kerry McDonald, Alycia Wright, Shiren Rattigan, and Lisa Betts-Lacroix: Part 1But what about socialization?Raising Indistractable Kids: Nir Eyal's Unconventional Approach to HomeschoolingMicroschooling with Iman Alleyne & Shiren RattiganThe Future of Educational Choice: Kerry McDonald Unpacks it AllTeach Your Kids: Game-Based Learning: The Prodigy Approach with Rohan Mahimker Blog PostsSo, what's the big deal about "Mastery Learning"?

SELECTED LINKS FROM THE EPISODETeach Your Kids: Website | LinkedIn | X | Instagram | Substack | FacebookManisha: LinkedIn | X | Instagram | FacebookLisa Betts-LaCroix: Website | LinkedIn | Super Power U Podcast | FacebookNir Eyal: Website | LinkedIn | X | Facebook | Nir and Far PodcastKerry McDonald: LiberatED Podcast | Website | X | Instagram | FacebookShiren Rattigan: Colossal Academy | LinkedIN | Instagram | XNaval Ravikant: Airchat | LinkedIn | X | Podcast | YouTubeRachel Thomas: Fast.ai | LinkedIn | X | FacebookAlycia Wright: Cultural Roots Homeschool Co-op| LinkedIn | Instagram | FacebookJoin our premium community with expert support and adviceJoin the Conversation on AirchatHomeschooling Room: https://getairchat.com/manisharose/homeschoolingRelated Teach Your Kids Podcast EpisodesBut what about socialization?Raising Indistractable Kids: Nir Eyal's Unconventional Approach to HomeschoolingMicroschooling with Iman Alleyne & Shiren RattiganThe Future of Educational Choice: Kerry McDonald Unpacks it AllTeach Your Kids: Game-Based Learning: The Prodigy Approach with Rohan Mahimker Blog PostsSo, what's the big deal about "Mastery Learning"?

This week on The Learning Curve, guest co-hosts Charlie Chieppo and Kendra Espinoza interview Shiren Rattigan of Colossal Academy, a microschool in Florida. They discuss how Shiren became interested in K-12 education, how the COVID-19 pandemic led to her founding of Colossal Academy, and her development into a national leader in the microschool movement. Shiren […]

This week on The Learning Curve, guest co-hosts Charlie Chieppo and Kendra Espinoza interview Shiren Rattigan of Colossal Academy, a microschool in Florida. They discuss how Shiren became interested in K-12 education, how the COVID-19 pandemic led to her founding of Colossal Academy, and her development into a national leader in the microschool movement. Shiren addressed how microschools, pods, and hybrid learning can help students with curricular fundamentals that traditional public schools have long struggled with, and how educational alternatives can help underserved communities and at-risk students.

Manisha Snoyer sits down with Iman Alleyne from Kind Academy and Shiren Rattigan from Colossal Academy, trailblazers in the microschool movement in South Florida. They share personal journeys, emphasizing the importance of student autonomy, character education, personalized learning, and unique methodologies like Montessori 2.0. Thought-provoking discussions on topics such as the empowerment of students, criticism of traditional schooling systems, and the utilization of hands-on entrepreneurial projects reveal new insights into modern education. They also address sensitive subjects like bullying, acceptance, inclusivity, and the significance of specialized education during adolescence. The episode concludes with both guests sharing valuable resources and expressing gratitude for the opportunity to voice their innovative ideas. This is a must-listen for educators, parents, and anyone interested in the future of education.Iman Alleyne (@imanc84) is an innovative educator and the founder of a pioneering microschool. Recognizing the shortcomings of traditional education systems, Iman embarked on a mission to create a learning environment that emphasizes developmental appropriateness and personalization. She has implemented the Montessori 2.0 approach, seamlessly integrating traditional Montessori methods with modern technology. Iman's dedication to inclusivity and mental well-being has led her to explore significant trends like the Black Minds Matter summit. With ambitious goals for expansion, Iman continues to influence education, fostering an environment that promotes curiosity, autonomy, and real-world preparedness.Shiren Rattigan (@shirenrattigan) is the creative mind behind Colossal Academy, a cutting-edge school focused on teaching relevant skills for the future. Shiren's philosophy centers on empowering students, encouraging curiosity, and embracing experiential learning. She has a keen interest in student freedom, financial literacy, and early career preparation. Shiren's novel approach to guest speakers and unique methods that engage all five senses showcase her commitment to innovative education. She's been a vocal critic of traditional schooling methods and a champion for rewriting the educational system. Shiren's expanding initiatives, like Colossal Academy franchises and the Innovative Educators Network, highlight her growing impact on modern education. Selected Resources from the EpisodeKind Academy: | TikTok | Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook  Colossal Academy: Instagram | FacebookInnovative Educators NetworkLiberatED PodcastVELA Education FundHow to start a learning pod | ModuloHomeschool Programs: Classes, Co-ops, Microschools and more…The Modulo CommunityIman Alleyne's recommendations: Micro-Schools: Creating Personalized Learning on a Budget - Jade Rivera Unschooled: Raising Curious, Well-Educated Children Outside the Conventional Classroom - Kerry McDonaldShiren Rattigan's recommendations: Naval Ravikant's podcastThe Gift of Dyslexia: Why Some of the Smartest People Can't Read...and How They Can Learn - Ronald D. Davis  Time Codes:[00:00:00]: Manisha introduces her guests from Kind Academy and Colossal Academy, highlighting their roles in the microschooling movement. [00:01:24]: Iman talks about her personal journey to start a microschool, expressing concerns about traditional education not fitting her child's needs. She sought alternatives that would be more developmentally appropriate.[00:03:08]: Shiren explains her motivation behind Colossal Academy, highlighting the need to teach relevant skills for the future and prepare students for modern challenges.[00:08:05]: Description of the Montessori 2.0 approach, blending traditional Montessori methods with technology. This innovative approach emphasizes personalized learning.[00:13:29]: Emphasis on empowering students to voice their educational needs, reflecting on a student-centric philosophy.[00:16:28]: Manisha introduces the topic of student autonomy, asking about the balance struck at Shiren's and Iman's schools.[00:21:13]: Shiren discusses the importance of communication and freedom in her teaching environment, especially for students with ADHD. She encourages students to take charge of their own needs and actions.[00:28:27]: Iman discusses the trend toward privatization in education, weighing both challenges and innovation, offering insight into the complex dynamics of modern education funding.[00:31:04]: Exploring the importance of social and emotional learning, focusing on inclusivity and mental well-being, and emphasizing the importance of creating a welcoming space for all students.[00:34:40]: Shiren shares her journey as an entrepreneur, the spiritual exploration it entails, and speaks to the importance of inclusivity and choice in education.[00:39:16]: The shift in mindset about rewriting the education system, a revolutionary approach to education, and the need for sustainability.[00:52:00]: Iman explains the different levels of their online school, highlighting the self-paced, group, and one-to-one options. It's an overview of the flexibility and individual attention given to each student in their program.[00:57:00]: The lack of educational options for adolescents is discussed, highlighting the importance of specialized education during this critical age. Shiren talks about the four major elements that adolescents need and emphasizes financial literacy and autonomy. [01:02:40]: Announcement of new Colossal Academy franchises, the Innovative Educators Network's growth, and the upcoming launch of the microschool coach program.[01:06:57]: Discussion of donation options—inviting listener support for educational initiatives.[01:08:09]: Conclusion, book, and podcast recommendations.

In today's episode with Scott Rattigan, co-founder of Origins Incubator and Functional Lawyer, we're unpacking what it takes to launch and grow a successful private practice in the integrative and functional medicine space. Along with his wife Linda - a board certified family medicine DO, they grew a successful private practice at Origins Functional Medicine - learning firsthand what goes into running a successful practice…  ... and that experience in turn led to the creation of Origins Incubator, a mentorship program for health practitioners looking to strike out on their own. So whether you're looking to start a practice from scratch or you're already in business for a while, today's episode carries a lot of nuggets! Personally, I've known Scott since 2015 when he joined the Evolution of Medicine team – and over the years, he's made many valuable contributions to our ecosystem... ... whether it's through his book "The Practice Of Telemedicine" - the quintessential guide to navigating the legal landscape – or through his educational videos. Quotes “One of our core values is, it's not a quick fix. It's not a magic pill.  It'll still take work. Leverage your time to get the most bang for your buck.” (09:44 | Scott) “Most of the things that keep people from growing or progressing are mental.” (13:54 | Scott) “When you reach a certain level of removing all the barriers in the physical person's body,  then some of the trauma or the emotional things will come up that were buried for a long time.” (19:20 | Scott) “It really is about you and your story, because people will identify with your story. They want to see themselves in you.” (24:42 | Scott) Connect with Scott Rattigan: Website: https://www.functionallawyer.com/ Book: https://www.functionallawyer.com/practice-of-telemedicine Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/functionallawyer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/functionallawyer/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/functionallawyer Twitter: https://twitter.com/functionallawyr ====  Thank You For Listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review! Your positive review helps others find this podcast and increase its visibility. Getting to YES boils down to two things: Saying the right things and saying those things consistently… so if you want to go deeper, check out Uli's one-page “Getting to YES” blueprint and training with the essential 9 persuasion prompts you need to leverage: https://uliiserloh.com/blueprint   Connect With Uli Website: https://uliiserloh.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/uliiserloh   Instagram: https://instagram.com/uliiserloh YouTube: https://youtube.com/uliiserloh  TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@uliiserloh  LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/uliiserloh/ If you'd like to learn more about Uli's marketing agency and available services, visit https://bigboost.marketing

Scott Rattigan is a licensed attorney, business and mindset coach, integrative medicine practice consultant. His passion is helping integrative and functional medicine providers build and grow their practices to realize their goals and fall back in love with practicing medicine. He founded Functional Lawyer to address the lack of legal support in the functional medicine practitioner community. It gives providers the tools to protect themselves and build solid legal and business foundations that allow them to grow with confidence, free from anxiety, and focus on changing the lives of their patients—without exorbitant legal fees. Scott hosts a podcast—The Junto Club—that focuses on the functional medicine practitioner, the mental side of entrepreneurship, financial management, marketing, legal, business, and so much more. You can follow Scott and all of his projects at www.scottrattigan.com. In this episode Carl White and Scott Rattigan discuss:Myths about telemedicineEye openers about HIPAA and malpractice insuranceWhen practicing telemedicine across state lines Want to be a guest on PracticeCare?Have an experience with a business issue you think others will benefit from? Come on PracticeCare and tell the world! Here's the link where you can get the process started. Affiliate PromotionWe're fans of Constant Contact for email campaigns, newsletters, and emails. We use it with our clients. What we like: Very easy to useVery flexibleEasy to find supportHIPAA compliant Get 30% off for the 1st 3 months if you sign up using our partner link. We do receive a commission when you use our link. Constant Contact offers additional prepayment discounts you can choose: 10% off per month for your first 6 months, or 15% off for the year. If you prepay, your discount stacks on top of the 30% discount for the 1st 3 months. Connect with Scott  Rattiganwww.scottrattigan.com See The Practice of Telemedicine by Scott Rattigan on Amazon Connect with Carl WhiteWebsite: http://www.marketvisorygroup.comEmail:  whitec@marketvisorygroup.comFacebook:  https://www.facebook.com/marketvisorygroupYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD9BLCu_i2ezBj1ktUHVmigLinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/healthcaremktg 

Anna Sivenius Rattigan has a new book out in Swedish called "Odödlig Jord" and this week she joined me on the podcast to talk about how falling in love with a Meathman and Ireland in general has shaped her telling of this fantastic tale! You can contact Anna on Instagram for a signed copy here: https://www.instagram.com/anna_sivenius_rattigan_author Or you can order the book directly from the publisher here: https://shop.hoi.se/ododlig-jord

After interrogating Rattigan and his cohorts, the agents try to follow up on one last lead before officially closing the case. Then they get to relax! Its the end of this Arc! Content Notes: human trafficking, cop-like behavior Post-show: trying to fix an unhealthy family situation. Ransom. cover-ups. Credits: Collin Thewlis: Nathan Eastram  Nav: Mackenzie Eastram  Peter Bardwell: Will Leet  Sarah "Belle" Wilson: Valkyrie Bradford  The Administrator: Lexi Conwell  Hosted, edited, and produced by Lexi Conwell.  Original music by Lexi Conwell.  Logo by Allison Meridith Healy.  The Strange and The Cypher System created by MonteCook Games.  https://www.tumblr.com/diceweave Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/alexconwellcreative  Fractal Skies: https://alexconwellcreative.bandcamp.com/releases 

The Disney Villian's League is back and round 1 begins with an incredible barnburner! This week, we kick things off with the Disney Bloggers division, as our 2022 champion Miriam Kenley is back with her squad of baddies, as she takes on DVL newcomer from Chip and Co. News, Greg Gately and his gang of brutes! With incredible match ups like Hades vs. Madame Mim, Rattigan vs. Henry Waternose, Brutus & Nero vs. Si & Am, Pain & Panic vs. Horace & Jasper, this battle is poised to be an instant classic! Join the rest of the crew, including special guest judge and the Queen of Batuu, Nikki Reining, as they weigh in and select the winners. It's a ridiculous and hilarious Disney Villains debate for the ages and it's right here on the We Like Theme Parks podcast!!

Host Skip O is joined by IAFF Center of Excellence Executive Director Marc R. Rattigan.LINKS:https://www.iaffrecoverycenter.com/https://burntoutpodcast.orghttps://worldwidepeersupport.orgProduced by MyPodcast.Media at https://mypodcast.media

From the KWNK Archives, Ilya caught up with former @wolfpackradio Station Manager Nick Rattigan (Surf Curse, Tele/visions, @currentjoys) while he was in town for his Current Joys Show in March of 2019. Check out Ilya's Soft Power Radio interview with Nick about his time at WPR, what radio and community radio means to him, and why it's such an important medium! TUNE IN & if you haven't yet, JOIN! www.kwnkradio.org

The agents attempt to smooth things over with Rattigan by helping clean the shop, and then do some research. Belle digs a hole.  Content Notes: fixation on orphan status, crime planning, mention of drowned/kidnapped children (fairy tale) Post-show: familial yearning Credits: Collin Thewlis: Nathan Eastram  Nav: Mackenzie Eastram  Peter Bardwell: Will Leet  Sarah "Belle" Wilson: Valkyrie Bradford  The Administrator: Lexi Conwell  Hosted, edited, and produced by Lexi Conwell.  Original music by Lexi Conwell.  Logo by Allison Meridith Healy.  The Strange and The Cypher System created by MonteCook Games.  Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/alexconwellcreative  Fractal Skies: https://alexconwellcreative.bandcamp.com/releases 

Welcome to Episode 94 of the Think UDL podcast: Kintsugi, Kelp and Art Therapy with Michele Rattigan and Denise Wolf. Michele Rattigan and Denise Wolf are both Associate Clinical Professors of Art Therapy and Counseling in the Department of Creative Arts Therapies, College of Nursing and Health Professions, at Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In this episode, Michele, Denise and I talk about the myth of perfectionism, teaching interventions to reach a variety of students (with an equally vast set of skills), what to do if you want to include art and creative expression in your classes as to expand your multiple means of expression options but aren't an artist or an art therapist, how to face skill deficits with a lens of growth and renewal, and we even make a foray into questioning the system of making an art therapist. Yep, we cover a lot of ground, and yes, we all have an arts or art history background, so art interpretation and a certain body part come up (as often happens in art and therapy), so please enjoy this rousing (or should I say arousing) conversation and thank you for listening to the Think UDL podcast!

Meeting Wil Rattigan - attorney, former FBI and host of Reason with Rattigan Website: www.Kevinstew.com I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO ANY MUSIC USED. FOR PROMOTIONAL PURPOSES ONLY All Featured Content Is Monetized By The Respective Copyright Owners & Record Labels. FAIR USE DISCLAIMER: I do not own copyright for this copyrighted material, but under Section 107 United States Copyright Law as noted by the United States Copyright Office (Copyright Act 1976), allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. I state here in a good faith that I have made and uploaded here this copy of this copyrighted material completely for the purposes of comment and criticism - i.e. my production of the copy of this copyrighted material and sharing of it here on this podcast in this particular case - is totally non-profit, and that I believe that my production of this copy of this copyrighted material and sharing of it here in this podcast in this particular case can only increase value of this copyrighted material and produce only positive effects for this copyrighted material in its potential market. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/djkevinstew/support

We had the pleasure of interviewing Surf Curse over Zoom video.Surf Curse's MAGIC HOUR includes the latest single and standout track, “Arrow,” alongside another recent single, “Self Portrait,” which was released alongside an official music video directed by Nathan Castiel and Nick Rattigan:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=II1-tOscaKEThe highly anticipated album also includes energetic singles “Self Portrait,” “Lost Honor,” “TVI,” and the power pop anthem, “Sugar,” the latter of which has already garnered over 6.6M streams worldwide. The band is currently on tour following sold-out shows this summer in London, Paris, and Berlin, as well as stand out performances at Coachella and Primavera's debut LA incarnation last month.Founded in Reno, NV by Nick Rattigan (lead vocals, drums) and Jacob Rubeck (guitar), Surf Curse have been crafting a multifaceted sound informed by indie, punk, pop, psych rock, and more for nearly a decade. 2020 saw the band's breakthrough with the surprise TikTok success of “Freaks,” which has earned over 650M worldwide streams and RIAA platinum certification more than eight years after its original release. Recorded at New York City's iconic Electric Lady Studios, MAGIC HOUR now sees the band testing the boundaries of their seasoned indie rock approach, exploring a wide range of sonic styles and colors with founders Rattigan and Rubeck now joined by new members Noah Kohll (guitars) and Henry Dillon (bass). The newly expanded lineup allows Surf Curse to push their already ambitious songcraft even further than ever before, spanning the blistering album-opener, “Arrow,” to the somber rock of “No Tomorrows.”Surf Curse is celebrating MAGIC HOUR with an epic world headline tour, starting off across the Atlantic for a major EU/UK tour, followed by a North American headline kicking off with a pair of special Halloween shows at Las Vegas, NV's sold out AREA15 (October 30) and San Diego, CA's SOMA (October 31) and then traveling through Reno, NV for a sold out show at The Holland Project and a hometown finale at Hollywood, CA's famed Hollywood Palladium on December 17. Special guests throughout the North American tour include Toner, Grumpy, and others to be announced. For complete details and ticket information, please visit www.surfcurse.com/tour.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #SurfCurse #MagicHour #NewMusic #zoomListen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

While the Kinahan's have become one of Ireland most infamous drug gangs, they aren't the only group operating in Dublin's underworld. Presenter Siobhán Maguire is joined by Nicola Tallant, investigations editor of the Sunday World, to take us through what the city's crime landscape is like and how newly established gangs are doing business differently. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we're back with not one but two special guests, Johny the Greek & Shawn. We cover all the big news of the week, including the trade request by LB Roquan Smith and the injured Darius Leonard. We recap week 1 of the pre-season and give you our thoughts on what we saw. We also give you our favorites to win Defensive Player of the Year. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/darrell-winstead/support

This week we're back with not one but two special guests, Johny the Greek & Shawn. We cover all the big news of the week, including the trade request by LB Roquan Smith and the injured Darius Leonard. We recap week 1 of the pre-season and give you our thoughts on what we saw. We also give you our favorites to win Defensive Player of the Year. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/darrell-winstead/support

Michael Girdley (@Girdley) is joined by Tai Rattigan (@XOptimiser), we talk about two major topics of interest. We talk about how partnerships work (Which is something that's a total black box domain that Tai extensively covered during the hour. Then the second thing we talked about was making money at paid communities. He operates a paid community for partnership professionals that work at startups, and it was awesome to talk through how he got it started and how it works.-----Do you love The Michael Girdley Show and want to see our smiling faces? Subscribe to our Youtube channel.Do you enjoy our content? Rate our show!Follow us on Twitter @GirdleyShow Find success in small business investing and entrepreneurship.-----Show Notes:(0:00) - Introduction(0:56) - Our sponsor is DMBridge(2:00) - Who is Tai Rattigan?(5:25) - Why are partnerships so hard? How should you think about a customer-centric approach?(8:43) - What is a Solutions-based Selling? How is it different from Values-based selling?(12:04) - Partnerships can leverage your Saas business income 10x(12:45) - When should you establish partnerships in the service industry? How do you make it work?(16:00) - How to generate measurable KPIs in partnerships?(21:04) - What is one recommendation for anyone starting a service business?(27:00) - On an entrepreneur's side, how would you be able to identify an opportunity early on?(31:30) - On the partner side, what are some partnership strategies?(35:11) - As a vendor partner, how do I keep myself from getting screwed over?(42:04) - What is Partnership Leaders? How to convince your boss to go to Vegas?(47:04) - What are the keys to building a successful community?(51:31) - Where do you think that the pattern is?(58:16) - Community pricing: How do you foresee the rising prices and reinvesting into the business?-----Additional episodes you might enjoy:#38 Jesse Pujji of Gateway X - The CEO job is in constant evolution#37 Eric Jorgenson - GP of Rolling Fun - Information Dealer Extraordinaire#31 I wish I had learned 10 years ago about Pricing Power - Jay Vas shares his clear thinking in this one#24 The recruiter of choice: How JobMobz helps Silicon Valley companies grow so quickly#13 The Hard Money Lending Business - Matthew Weidert of Longleaf Lending

Scott Rattigan is a licensed attorney, business and mindset coach, as well as an integrative medicine practice consultant. His passion is helping integrative and functional medicine providers build and grow their practices to realize their goals and fall back in love with practicing medicine. He founded Functional Lawyer to address the lack of legal support in the functional medicine practitioner community. Functional Lawyer removes the financial barriers to obtaining high-quality legal documents and education and documents so that providers can practice “the right way.” It gives providers the tools to protect themselves and build solid legal and business foundations that allow them to grow with confidence, free from anxiety, and focus on changing the lives of their patients—without exorbitant legal fees.             Together with his wife, Linda Matteoli, D.O., they have created a practitioner mentorship program called Origins Incubator (originsincubator.com). Origins Incubator combines practice management support, legal support, clinical mentorship, financial coaching, mindset and success coaching, and much more. It is a one-of-a-kind mentoring experience for providers that want to build a clinically successful and financially successful membership practice with a supportive community behind them, while maintaining a healthy life-work balance.             And Scott hosts a podcast for medical practitioners called, Functional Round Table.  He brings expert guests to the table to focus on the entire entrepreneurship journey for the functional medicine practitioner, including the mental side of entrepreneurship, financial management, marketing, legal, business, and so much more.  To find out more about Scott Rattigan, Functional Lawyer and Origins Incubator, go to ScottRattigan.com.

Ayanna Howard tells the story of her pilgrimage to see the reverencers of Rattigan.

To mark International Womens Day, Karen Jones - Dean of the Business and Law Faculty at the University of Northampton guest hosts Open4Business speaking to influential Women from Civic, Business and Society. Colleen Rattigan Chief of Staff at Northants Police tells us what it is like to be a non-uniformed member of staff at Northants police., her role as Chief of Staff and her career journey into that role. Originally Broadcast 8th March on Open4Business on NLive Radio

This is the 3rd  of a four part series on "Crime & Security  in Jamaica and the Caribbean"  in this episode we discuss intelligence analysis and the role of intelligence-led policing, and we explain the differences between information (types, sources and collection of information) and intelligence (collation and analysis process to develop and use actionable intelligence); why these two distinct processes should not be confused; and the use of intelligence in policing. As we continue to identify and explain the problems, we offer practical and realistic solutions to political and law enforcement leaders to help them deal with the intractable crime problems. Our primary objective is to help those in charge to see beyond their own perceptions to enable them to develop and execute effective crime plans.We bring to this discussion decades of experience at the highest levels of law enforcement and intelligence from the Jamaican diaspora.  Real Talk with Ambassador Curtis Ward is produced by Larry Sindass / Sindass Productions.

In this Episode on "Crime & Security  in Jamaica and the Caribbean" , we identify problems, explain issues, and offer solutions to political and law enforcement leaders to help solve crime and security in Jamaican and Caribbean societies. Our objective is to help those in charge to develop and execute an effective crime plan. We bring to this discussion decades of experience at the highest levels of law enforcement and intelligence from the Jamaican diaspora.  My guests were introduced fully in Part 1 of this series.Real Talk with Ambassador Curtis Ward is produced by Larry Sindass / Sindass Productions.

In this series on "Crime & Security in Jamaica and the Caribbean",  we discuss the seemingly intractable crime and security problems facing Jamaica and Caribbean societies and the failure or lack of capacities of governments and law enforcement to take necessary and appropriate actions to ensure the safety of the populations. We discuss lack of adequate political and law enforcement leadership in law enforcement capacities to employ and empower modern law enforcement strategies and resources, to effectively stem the flow of illicit trafficking in guns, and dealing with other crimes, such as human trafficking and corruption,. We highlight the lack of a comprehensive crime and security plan and other deficiencies.My special guests for this series: Attorney Wilfred Rattigan,  with 29 years experience as a former FBI special agent with  extensive leadership, international experience, and specialization in several areas of law enforcement, enriches this discussion. Wilfred Rattigan served as  unit chief at FBI Headquarters, on counter-terrorism task forces in New York, and as FBI legal attaché in US embassy in Saudi Arabia with responsible for the entire Middle East, and the US embassy in South Africa with responsible for all of southern Africa. Herbert Nelson , a retired military and business intelligence analyst adds his unique experiences and incites as an intelligence analyst developed over 39 years in military and business intelligence. During the final six years of his 24 years service in the army, Herb Nelson provided support to Pentagon and White House units, and he has held Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information clearances.Produced by Larry Sindass / Sindass Productions

Gary Canino (Dark Tea) swung by with cannoli and Nick Rattigan (Current Joys, Surf Curse). We discussed Italian food, scholastic trauma, Tumblr, their upcoming tour, on-screen chemistry, Long Island, Billy Joel & more!Go see Current Joys & Dark Tea in a city near you!Dark Tea, Bambina & Your Angel at The Echo on Feb. 27.***Tessa's Food Blog***

Host Kevin Scott and Justin Zell of Pittsburg's Steel City Improv Theater discuss Separate Tables from 1958 featuring Rita Hayworth, Deborah Kerr, David Niven, Burt Lancaster, and Wendy Hiller. Niven and Hiller won Academy Awards for Best Actor and Best Supporting Actress respectively for their performances. Separate Tables was directed by Delbert Mann and Written by Rattigan and John Gay. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-scott15/support

There are now billions and billions of interconnected devices in the world with more coming online every day. Smart cars. Smart cities. Smart agriculture and so much more. Even our pets are connected. And you have to look no further than the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack to see the real-world consequences of what criminals can pull off by connecting with things large and small. Worried about your privacy? Well. There is plenty to worry about. Fortunately we also have a lot of people fighting back on the technical, security, law enforcement, and legal fronts. Joining me to discuss this emerging area of law is Kathryn M. Rattigan, a member of the Business Litigation Group, the Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Team, and the Drone Compliance Team in the Rhode Island office of Robinson Cole.  Kathryn provides clients guidance regarding privacy and data protection in connection with mobile devices, data storage technologies, mobile apps, and location-based services. She  assists with the development of website and mobile app privacy policies and  terms and conditions. Kathryn is a frequent contributor to the excellent Robinson Cole Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider blog.  She holds a J.D. from the Roger Williams University School of Law and a B.A. (magna cum laude) from Stonehill College.This podcast is the audio companion to the Journal on Emerging Issues in Litigation, a collaborative project between HB Litigation Conferences and the Fastcase legal research family, which includes Full Court Press, Law Street Media, Docket Alarm and, most recently, Judicata. If you have comments or wish to participate in one our projects, or want to tell me how insightful and informative Kathryn is, please drop me a note at Editor@LitigationConferences.com. Finally, yes, "skeevy" is a word. And the law is not settled as to whether Shiloh has privacy rights.  Tom HagyHost of the Emerging Litigation Podcast

It's not a matter of if, but when. Of course, I'm talking about a sky speckled with commercial drones, bringing us our precious products and pharmaceuticals, or performing work in high places humans find dangerous, like inspecting bridges and buildings, monitoring crops and livestock, and keeping an eye on pipelines and oil rigs. What must companies know about deploying a drone fleet? What industries are leading the way? What are the potential legal liabilities?  How does one begin to navigate the regulatory labyrinth? If one is flying over my swimming pool taking photos, may I shoot it down? And who in their right minds would ever allow a teenage boy to operate one? Joining me to discuss this emerging area of law is Kathryn M. Rattigan, a member of the Business Litigation Group, the Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Team, and the Drone Compliance Team in the Rhode Island office of Robinson Cole.  Kathryn advises clients on these matters with expertise in the relevant Federal Aviation Administration regulations. She and her colleagues also advise clients on employee and subcontractor contracts, insurance policies, privacy regulations, state and local laws, and best practices as recommended by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration.  She handles product defect, personal injury, and property damage litigation, too.  Kathryn is a frequent contributor to the excellent Robinson Cole Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider blog.  She holds a J.D. from the Roger Williams University School of Law and a B.A. (magna cum laude) from Stonehill College.    This podcast is the audio companion to the Journal on Emerging Issues in Litigation, a collaborative project between HB Litigation Conferences and the Fastcase legal research family, which includes Full Court Press, Law Street Media, Docket Alarm and, most recently, Judicata. If you have comments or wish to participate in one our projects, or want to tell me how insightful and informative Kathryn is, please drop me a note at Editor@LitigationConferences.com. This podcast is based on an article she wrote for the forthcoming issues of the Journal. Just to clarify. Kathryn does own a drone, but not a "sheep drone." I regret the error, but wouldn't have it any other way.  Thanks to Kathryn for speaking with me about this fascinating area of the law. Tom Hagy

He headed up one side of two notorious feuding gangs that claimed 15 lives in 10 years in Ireland's first cocaine war. And even behind bars Brian Rattigan organised assassinations, drug deals and terrorised communities with his fearsome reputation. Now, as he prepares for release from jail, claims that he is a changed man who has made peace with his arch enemy are being taken with a grain of salt and Gardai have already drawn up a policing plan. Today I'm talking to Irish Independent crime correspondent, Ken Foy, who says the jury is out on what Brian Rattigan will do next amidst fears that tensions will rise in the organised crime landscape.

Functional medicine legal issues is a broad topic, but special guest, attorney Scott Rattigan shares insights into how functional medicine practitioners can help protect themselves and their practices, especially as telehealth technology outpaces medical regulations. In this episode, you will learn: What Functional Medicine Legal Issues you should be aware of How to protect yourself and your practice from HIPAA violations How telehealth could cause your practice problems Why protecting your practice is important Why informed consent is one of the most important elements in your business The Functional Medicine Attorney Scott is an attorney, who started practicing law specifically for functional medicine practitioners after his wife, a functional medicine practitioner, opened her practice. Since then, Scott has worked with multiple FM practitioners to help prepare their practices for success as well as help FM practitioners when they have found themselves in trouble. Today, on the FM Shift, Scott talks about the top three areas of vulnerability for FM practitioners and how you can set your practice up for success. Functional Medicine Legal Issues With the rise of the COVID-19 pandemic came the rise of telehealth, which led to an increase in functional medicine legal issues and others in the medical industry. Across the industry, functional medicine practitioners started seeing their patients online, using platforms like Facebook, FaceTime, and Zoom to speak with patients. Many of these online platforms are easily hacked, leaving patients' personal information vulnerable to theft. Unfortunately, because technology is outpacing rules and regulations, there is little precedent for how to solve the potential for the exposure of sensitive information. However, functional medicine practitioners can make sure they're using the safest online platforms available when using telehealth. Telehealth Vulnerabilities It's not just network security that can create problems with telehealth. Functional medicine legal issues can also arise because some patients are out-of-state. Whether you live close to a state line or your patient specifically travels to you when a global pandemic isn't prohibiting travel, it's important to understand medical licensing laws. If you are licensed in the state of North Carolina but have a patient who is quarantined in Texas, to treat your patient, you need to have a license to practice medicine in Texas. Even if this is a patient you have a history with, when your patient is on the ground in another state, you are technically practicing without a license (unless you also hold a license in that state). So be sure to follow licensing guidelines, even in these uncertain times. About Scott Rattigan Scott Rattigan, J.D., is a licensed healthcare attorney and a co-founder of a thriving membership-based functional medicine practice with his wife Linda, a D.O. Scott helps integrative and functional medicine providers establish solid business and legal plans to protect themselves and their businesses from excess risk so that they can practice with the confidence and security to powerfully change the lives of their patients. He is a nationally recognized attorney and business consultant for integrative and functional medicine practices. Together with his wife, he helps run a thriving functional medicine practice so he understands both the legal issues and the practical business issues that practices face today. He consults practices all across the country and is up-to-date on all of the latest laws, regulations, and temporary orders. How to Connect with Scott Rattigan: Website: www.functionallawyer.com/lha LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/scott-rattigan LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/functional-lawyer Facebook: www.facebook.com/functional.lawyer Twitter: @FxMedLawyer About The FM Shift What if functional medicine became as profitable, rewarding, and stress-free as you expected it to be? The business side of functional medicine doesn't have to be a GRIND. We can help you discover functional medicine sales mastery and make maximum money without patient resistance. The FM Shift shows you how to effortlessly attract patients who want what you offer and are willing to pay you what you're worth, without waiting for your practice to magically mature. Get more details here.  

Join host Adam Michalski as he interviews Asher Mathew, Chris Samila, and Tai Rattigan of Partnership Leaders.Asher, Chris, Tai and Adam discuss everything from how Partnership Leaders got started all the way to what's coming in future for the community. You might even find out who officially started the Slack channel! Topics Covered:How Asher, Chris, and Tai met and decided to start a community focused on partnership professionalsHow PL got started - with all the details around why and how the community got builtAll the great initiatives that PL provides today that you can take advantage of as a memberAll the details on everything that's coming in the future for members of PLHow to get started with PL today if you're not already a memberJoin Partnership Leaders:Partnership LeadersFind Partnership Leader LinkedInSponsors:Partnership LeadersPartnered.ioSubscribe at www.partneredpodcast.com.Interested in joining the podcast? Reach out to hello@partnered.io.

Nick Rattigan aka Current Joys started his career with a hazy, lo-fi sound that can be heard on tracks like the underground hit "New Flesh." His latest album, Voyager, has a decidedly cleaner sound, the result of a larger budget and an interest in Americana. From his temporary home in New York, Rattigan talks to Jordan and Demi about his influences and the evolution of his music.

I'm sitting down with fellow mom and Disney Villians scholar Kaytie Ohashi on this episode of The Game of Nerds Podcast. Before we dive into the evil side of things, we chat briefly about what we've been obsessing over, including Falcon and Winter Solider. Kaytie recently got a ManiMe which makes custom-designed nails based on your nail size. We then jump into how Kaytie became known as the Disney scholar. This is, after all, our first podcast episode touching on Disney. Kaytie was completing her Master's program, and her instructor told her to do something different. So she did an entire mock podcast episode where she did a detailed character analysis on Regina Mills from Once Upon a Time. This hour and a half episode impressed her instructor so much that she decided to turn it into a podcast when she went on maternity leave. I ask here, though, why did she choose Villians? Since her background was in social work, she used Disney characters and Villains to describe various social identities in children and adults. As we all know, we aren't just one identity but made up of multiple identities. After seeing Twisted: The Untold Story of a Royal Vizier, the idea for the podcast only grew for her. What if we did not hear the Villians side of the story? We then jump into a rousing discussion of our favorite villains. For 90's kids, it's safe to say, Ursala, Jafar, Scar, Maleficent, The Evil Queen from Snow White, and Cruella top off the list. Gaston is usually also added to the list, but we talk about how he isn't really evil per se. There are really different levels of Villians. Some are true evil like Maleficent and Ursula, while others are just misguided or arrogant like Gaston. Captain Hook is one of those Villians that is somewhere in the middle. I ask the question all of us parents are dying to know, what's the deal with Pete? Is he a friend, or is he a foe? To childcare professionals like me, he sends such mixed signals. In one episode, Pete is our enemy and ruining everything, and in the next episode, we are helping him get coconuts. What's the deal? Kaytie believes that he's the Frenemy. He's the one you really don't want to be friends with but not enemies either. I bring up Marie's point from episode 13 that "Everyone is Mickey's Bitch" and Kaytie states that there is a scholarly review that looks at how Mickey Mouse uses everyone. Queue my mind being blown. We jump back into talking about villains that get little recognition. Kaytie states how much she loves Cruella for being the outspoken feminist she is but can't get behind the puppy killing. I personally think that's why the latest release of Cruella with Emma Stone will be amazing. She also loves Jafar. I personally have always found an attachment to Hades from Hercules. Growing up, I was a huge fan of Rattigan from The Great Mouse Detective and Madam Mims from Sword in The Stone. Kaytie talks about passive-aggressive evil, which sums up Melificinet and Mother Gothel to the T. Both took on and had to wait for their evil to pay off in the end. Robin Hood is another great example of villains that necessarily aren't bad. They are just not the greatest or misguided. The real evil villain is The Sheriff of Nottingham in that movie. Prince John is just a different version of Kuzco from Emporers New Groove. Did you know Emporers New Groove is the only movie with a pregnant woman throughout the movie? Any other Disney movie has either a pregnant mom for a few moments or no mom at all. Kaytie had a screenwriter on her podcast where she talked about Tamatoa, the crab from Moana. According to this guest, a villain must be in most of the movie and change the plot. Tamatoa was only in one scene and didn't really change the plot. He only furthers it along. Does this mean Madam Mims and some of our other favorite Villians aren't really Villians? Thanks to the success of Maleficent, we got Cruella along with a lot of other live actions.

Data privacy intersects with multiple other areas of the law—and there's been an uptick in cases since the pandemic started. With a quick, hasty transition to a virtual world, Kathryn Rattigan explains how this has affected her practice and what part blogging plays in the whole situation. She talks with Bob Ambrogi about motivating lawyers to blog, her interest in drones, and how the publication has brought in clients.

In episode two, Thunda and Fisty talk to Softball SA Life Member and Hall of Famer Lindy Rattigan. Also known as the matriarch of men's softball, Lindy talks about her playing career, her umpiring days, her family’s softball legacy, and her passion for the pencil. Lindy's recollection of softball history, coupled with her zest for life and no-nonsense approach, makes for an entertaining and insightful conversation.

The Occult Black Magic Psychedelics & Floatation Therapy Ep48 Kieron Rattigan Chew The Chat Podcast Kieron is the owner and founder of Go Deep Floatation Center. He is also a Reiki healer, a song writer, producer and, psychonaught who travels deep into the magic and the wondere of being HERE NOW! NO CENSORSHIP HERE FOLKS! It's a motivational podcast - a funny podcast to listen to. If you are fans of the Joe Rogan Podcast or The James English Podcast or the Joey Diaz Podcast then you might well enjoy this NEW UK podcast. #johndee #occult #chewthechatpodcast Enjoy this guys. LIKE SUBSCRIBE RATE REVIEW and tell a friend and our luck will never end. Thank you everyone x SHOW LINKS • News letter • Go Deep • Go Deep Instagarm • 'Across The Rolling Hills' Peter Rowan - Spotify • Find Out Whats Actually Happening in the Uk - UK COLUMN • Podbible - Podbible Magazine SHOW SPONSORS • Go Deep Flotation - 10% discount code (Chew) • Lincoln Cryo Lab - 10% discount code (Chew) • Anchor Podcast Hosts CHEW THE CHAT PODCAST • Chew The Chat on Web • Chew The Chat on YouTube • Chew The Chat on Instagram PRODUCTION • Aidan Turner inceres PRIVACY • For information regarding your data privacy please visit: Privacy

Mikey & Ben step into Victorian London for 1986's (Basil) The Great Mouse Detective - featuring the wonderfully camp villain Rattigan.   Get bonus eps, merch and more on Patreon here Website! onceuponascreampodcast.com  Email us! uponascream@gmail.com Instagram - @uponascream  Twitter - @uponascream Facebook - /uponascream  

On this week's Talking With Talent Tuesday, we bring in Dave Rattigan. Not only is he a comedian from the New England area, he also runs Scamps Comedy Club!

Dave Rattigan works as hard as any performer we know.  Accomplished comedian and show producer, he has the resume and the stories to show for it.  Check out Dave's production company at https://www.facebook.com/scomedyproductions .  Support Behind The Funny at https://www.patreon.com/join/behindthefunny 

Summary:Join host Adam Michalski as he interviews Tai Rattigan, VP of Business Development at GGV Capital. Tai covers topics ranging from his experience building partner programs at Amplitude, Optimizely, & AMEX, to what skill sets it takes to be successful in partnership roles. We also touch on how Partnership Leaders got started and what the future will bring for the invite-only community. Topics Covered:The skills you need to develop to be successful in partnership facing rolesHow sales, marketing, & product each think differently about partnershipsWhy celebrating partnerships wins will help get you to get the partnership flywheel goingHow Tai predicts it's not long before 'Chief Partnership Officer' is a common titleWhy Tai co-founded Partnership Leaders so “all boats can rise together”Apply to join Partnership Leaders:Apply to join Partnership LeadersSponsors:Partnership LeadersPartnered.ioSubscribe at www.partneredpodcast.com. Interested in joining the podcast? Reach out to hello@partnered.io. 

Episode 008: The Deep Blue Sea by Terrence Rattigan Host: Douglas Schatz Guest: Dan Rebellato, playwright, journalist and Professor of Contemporary Theatre at Royal Holloway, University of London. Welcome to The Play Podcast where we explore the greatest new and classic plays. Each episode we choose a single play, which we talk about it in more depth than you will find in the reviews of any one production. We'll discuss the play's origins, its themes, characters, structure and impact. For us the play is the thing.   Terence Rattigan's masterpiece The Deep Blue Sea was written off for more than 30 years as a dated melodrama until a landmark production at the Almeida in 1993 led to its reappraisal as a “modern classic”. The National Theatre at Home will broadcast their production starring Helen McCrory in the lead role as from 9th of July, and on the same day we will delve into the play in conversation with Dan Rebellato, the series editor of Rattigan's plays for specialist drama publisher Nick Hern. Our conversation was recorded via video link during the Coronavirus lockdown.

Hey, hello & welcome to episode 011 of Chew the Chat Podcast with Sam Souls.This episode is with our guest Annie Rattigan. Annie is a ray of smiling energy and warmth. She is a new Mama, a talented musician as well as a Reiki healer and Psychic. Annie has an inspiring positive attitude that is radiant and energised through her quest to help others. A powerful lady.    Enjoy this guys.LIKE SUBSCRIBE RATE REVIEW and tell a friend and our luck will never end.Thank you everyone. SHOW LINKS• Annie Rattigan on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/anniegrace.collett • Two Of Mankind on Soundcloud  https://soundcloud.com/two-of-mankind/forether• Annie Rattigan on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/agrattigan/• Go Deep floatation https://www.godeepfloatation.com• Kieron Rattigan https://www.instagram.com/kieronj/• PODBIBLE https://podbiblemag.com • SHOW SPONSORS• Go Deep Floatation https://www.godeepfloatation.com• Go Deep Instagram https://instagram.com/godeepfloatation?igshid=mz0gwdo4irpd • 10% discount code (Chew)• Lincoln Cryo Lab https://lincolncryolab.co.uk • 10% discount code (Chew)• Lincoln Cryo Lab on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/mattfrost23/ • CHEW THE CHAT PODCAST • https://chewthechatpodcast.podbean.com/• Chew The Chat on Instagram https://instagram.com/chewthechatpodcast?igshid=1tg2dkgazlowq• Chew the Chat on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Chew-The-Chat-Podcast-1143590079167060/• Chew The Chat on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwh7lNk8x0Tm5DHuJzWrGtQ • PRIVACY For information regarding your data privacy please visit https://www.acast.com/en/privacy

My day job is talking to artists, mostly comedians, for different publications, which means I know a lot of people whose livelihoods have been impacted by the quarantine associated with the Covid-19 pandemic. This is a limited series for which I'll be talking with comedians, musicians, sound engineers, authors, and creative people about how they are handling this personally and professionally. Up first is Dave Rattigan, a comedian, booker, and teacher.

Hey, hello & welcome to episode 004 of Chew the Chat Podcast with Sam Souls.This episode is with our guest Kieron Rattigan. Kieron has a heart warming story that centres around his internal quest for answers. His calm demeanour and his warm energy are engaging.Kieron is the founder and owner of Go Deep Floatation. Go deep floatation is a therapy service that offers its users the chance to float in salt water for 1hr in total darkness. The health benefits both physical and mental discovered for this practise are astounding and continue to reshape the scientific understanding of the human condition. Offering the opportunity for recovery physically or mentally, expansion and growth helping people come back from from injuries, inflammation, PTSD, depression, anxiety and just about any condition we carry that is stress related in our lives. Kieron him self connected to the wonderful writings of Alan Watts Terence McKenna and Eckhart Tolle and they became the padstones of his new found thinking and off he went travelling to Brazil to test himself and connect with himself he returned to settle down with his now wife and build his life to be full of light. Kieron also experienced a sudden death in the family. Music became his solace and outlet and daring to dare opened doors for him as he worked his way up the musical industry he found himself working for Live Nation and out on tour with the likes of Kasabian, Elle Goulding, Ed Sheeran to name a few. Enjoy this guys its a story of love, wonder, travel, creativity and belief. It most certainly concludes beautifully with an ending worthy of tears. But, we didn't get to some of the most harrowing elements of Kieron's story so there will be another episode to come.LIKE SUBSCRIBE RATE REVIEW and tell a friend and our luck will never end.Thank you everyone. SHOW LINKS• Go Deep floatation https://www.godeepfloatation.com• Kieron Rattigan https://www.instagram.com/kieronj/• PODBIBLE https://podbiblemag.com • SHOW SPONSORS• Go Deep Floatation https://www.godeepfloatation.com• Go Deep Instagram https://instagram.com/godeepfloatation?igshid=mz0gwdo4irpd • 10% discount code (Chew)• Lincoln Cryo Lab https://lincolncryolab.co.uk • 10% discount code (Chew)• Lincoln Cryo Lab on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/mattfrost23/ • CHEW THE CHAT PODCAST • https://chewthechatpodcast.podbean.com/• Chew The Chat on Instagram https://instagram.com/chewthechatpodcast?igshid=1tg2dkgazlowq• Chew the Chat on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Chew-The-Chat-Podcast-1143590079167060/• Chew The Chat on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwh7lNk8x0Tm5DHuJzWrGtQ• PRIVACY For information regarding your data privacy please visit https://www.acast.com/en/privacy

Tony V duels comedian Dave Rattigan.  Can Dave harness the power of Scamps Comedy Productions to use against Tony V in a battle for the Coveted Dueling Comedians trophy? Each week, Boston comedy legend Tony V welcomes a guest comedian. They tell stories, talk about comedy and share some laughs. However, it’s not all fun and games. This is a serious competition, where Tony V and his guest engage in a comedy duel. In a fast paced back and forth battle, they use jokes as the weapons to see who will emerge victorious in this comedic dual. Laugh Track Larry will be the referee of this comedy free for all. Only one comedian can win the competition. Only the winner will earn the bragging rights that comes along with the coveted Dueling Comedians trophy. Dueling Comedians is a proud member of the United Podcast Network and is recorded live in front of a studio audience at the Studio 21 Podcast Café located high atop Two Guys Smoke Shop in Salem, NH.

Aaaaaaaaaaand we're back! After a short hiatus, we're ready for a frugal fucking paradise. Stephanie messes up Youtube recommendations and names. BAY-sil? BAZ-ill? BAZE-il? We learn that ostriches are the goats of the bird family and laugh at reviews from Common Sense Media. Oh that Rattigan! The neapolitan of crime! He's delicious and everyone loves him. Our short is Donald's Ostrich and main feature is The Great Mouse Detective.

The Doctor, Donna, Martha, and UNIT continue to battle Luke Rattigan and the Sontarans! Join us as we discuss episode 405: The Poison Sky Toxic gas is choking the world and Rattigan is planning to lead his chosen few to a new world.  While the Martha clone works to stop them, The Doctor and Donna ...

Episode 5 of the Turquoise Coconut Podcast. We spoke to jazz horn player and composer Jim Rattigan about the history of this unusual instrument in jazz, Irish dance, feline inspiration and more! Turquoise Coconut is a London-based independent record label. For more info, visit us at turquoisecoconut.com or find us on Facebook. New music for curious […]

Jael & Dan Rattigan fell further for each other and cacao while living in Costa Rica, where they launched the cafe space Bread & Chocolate. Soon followed - the now pride of Asheville - French Broad Chocolate Lounge, and in 2019 they opened their largest chocolate factory to date, to continue bringing more ethical chocolate to the world.

Listen as CJ steals the episode away from meeting number 5 to the team, Jake! Nah just kidding ... kind of kidding.  Jake has been a huge asset to our team early on and continues to be one of the most helpful members when it comes to getting through obstacles on the course! Check out our website: www.mstefanorunning.com Like us on Facebook: MStefano Running Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @MStefanoRunning Follow us on Tumblr: MStefanoRunning Add us on Snapchat: MStefano Running Subscribe on Youtube: MStefano Running Intro music - "Streaker" by: Straight Up Outro music - "Iron Paw" by: Dubbest

Surf Curse's Jacob and Nick stopped by for a hot summer chat about sleepovers, first kisses, and play Who Dat At.

Andy Hamilton is co-creator of Power Monkeys, a new Channel 4 comedy that responds to the daily events in the EU referendum campaign. He tells us about the last minute rewrites required on the day of broadcast and the challenge of re-creating the interior Donald Trump's plane.Two Terence Rattigan's plays have opened this week: The Deep Blue Sea starring Helen McCrory at the National Theatre in London, and Ross at the Chichester Festival Theatre with Joseph Fiennes. Henry Hitchings reviews both productions and the current Rattigan revival. Studio Ghibli, the legendary Japanese animation house behind Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle, has ceased in-house production. So is its latest film a fitting swansong? Marc Eccleston reviews When Marnie was There, an adaptation of a 1967 book by British author Joan G Robinson about a reclusive girl who discovers an otherworldly new friend. Poet Blake Morrison and composer Gavin Bryars tell us about their celebration of the train journey between Goole and Hull that will be entertaining passengers as part of the Yorkshire Festival. Presenter: Kirsty Lang Producer: Rachel Simpson.

On today's episode, Professor Amy Callahan sits down with Professor David Rattigan and Jim Chang.

Shortly before leaving New York City forever, Nick Rattigan (Current Joys, Surf Curse) comes by to read the announcements.

Nevada songster Nick Rattigan (of Surf Curse, Tele/visions) joins Harry to kill idols, eat snacks, and play Cousin or Brother.

Final year actors Frankie Wakefield and Edward Sayer, Designer Susannah Henry, Technical Manager Martin Wade and Chief Electrician Liam Summerfield join us to discuss plumbing the depths of Rattigan's writing under Wyn Jones' direction in this upcoming drama double bill at the School. South Downs & The Browning Version runs in Milton Court Theatre from 20-25 October 2014.

The Rotoscopers discuss the first film in their 'Mice & Rats' podcast series, Disney's 1986 The Great Mouse Detective. Highlights Nerdy Couch Discussion: Mice in animation Main Discussion:  The Great Mouse Detective (1986) First thoughts and memories. 1992 VHS release. The whole film takes place in one night. Perhaps a time vortex is at work? Why doesn't that flower ballerina toy exist in real life? There's way too much pink in Rattigan's hideout. Is the sexy singing bar mouse really ok? The first ever semi-use of CGI in a Disney animated film. The clock's cogs are in CGI, then traced onto paper. Rattigan reveals his real form. We rate it! Voicemail: Dustin, Dylan, JK and Michael. Mail bag: Joshua, Hannah, Krissy, Kate, Catherine, Catherine, MoonDisneyPower. Don't forget to use the hashtags #AnimAddicts and #AnimAddicts77 on Twitter! Runtime: 1:33:59, 23.6 MB Links Watch The Great Mouse Detective: Blu-ray | DVD | Digital | Rent | iTunes Buy The Great Mouse Detective soundtrack: CD | iTunes The Great Mouse Detective Quotes | DisneyQuotes.com Buy the Rotoscopers Shirt! The Rotoscopers on the Web Questions, comments, suggestions? Send us an email at contact@rotoscopers.com. Send us a voicemail at rotoscopers.com/voicemail or call (406) 646-6575. Find us on the web: Rotoscopers.com, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Tumblr, Instagram, Hypable & Animated Views. Visit our sponsors: Audible, Amazon. Rotoscopers Store Find The Hosts Mason Smith: Twitter, Portfolio Morgan Stradling: Twitter, Instagram Chelsea Robson: Twitter, Facebook Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Radio Irregardless with Mark Scalia - Your nonstandard blend of irrespective & regardless To leave a question or comment for Radio Irregardless email radioirregardless@gmail.com or call (978) 219-9294 GUEST: -Dave Rattigan

Actors Roger Rees, Alessandro Nivola and Charlotte Parry visit Theater Talk to discuss their roles in the Broadway revival of Terence Rattigan's "The Winslow Boy." Plus critics John Simon and John Heilpern & actor Edward Hibbert discuss Rattigan's career.

More than a century after the incident that inspired it, Terence Rattigan’s play The Winslow Boy, is back on Broadway at the American Airlines Theatre in a production from Roundabout Theatre Company. In 1908, a cadet at England’s Royal Naval Academy was accused of stealing a postal order and kicked out of the school. The potential damage to the young man’s character, and that of his family, was so great that the family mounted a lawsuit to prove the cadet’s innocence. British playwright Rattigan turned that fight for honor into a successful play in 1946. The Winslow Boy has been revived on stage several times since, both in the U.K. and the U.S., and has been made into a movie several times, too, most recently in 1999. While Rattigan’s works have long been popular in England, his American success has been more limited. But New York Times theater critic Charles Isherwood says this production, directed by Lindsay Posner and starring Michael Cumpsty, Roger Rees and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, may push Rattigan’s reputation up a notch or two on this side of the Atlantic.

The party after the 5 star press night performance of Terence Rattigan’s Flare Path directed by Trevor Nunn and starring Sienna Miller, James Purefoy and Sheridan Smith.

As Yet Unnamed London Theatre Podcast 23-Jan-2011 With T R P Watson (www.londontheatregoer.com), Revstan (http://theatre.revstan.com), Glen Pearce (http://gpearce.blogspot.com) , Ian Foster (http://oughttobeclowns.blogspot.com) Plays seen The Boy James Rough Cuts Double Falsehood Less Than Kind Little Platoons small hours Becky Shaw Tiger Country ReviewsTwelfth Night - Cottesloe, National Theatre Becky Shaw - Almeida Theatre The Boy James - Southwark Playhouse Tiger Country - Hampstead Theatre Double Falsehood - Union Theatre Blogs and NewsKathyrn Hunter leaves RSC ensemble Sienna Miller in Rattigan’s Flare Path at the Haymarket Globe’s 2012 Plans Above the Stag theatre being evicted with 2 months notice Extra BitThe West End It Gets Better video

The Sontaran Stratagem 196 – "The Sontaran Stratagem" episode A introduces himself to the Doctor as General Staal, "the undefeated". Cast () () () Guest stars – General StaalRupert Holliday Evans – Dan Starkey – Commander Skorr – – – Jo Nakashima - Luke Rattigan - Ross JenkinsClive Standen - Private HarrisWesley Theobald - Private GrayRuari Mears - Clone Production Writer Director Producer Executive producer(s) Production code 4.4 Series Length 45 mins Originally broadcast Chronology ? Preceded by Followed by → "" "" "The Sontaran Stratagem" is the fourth episode of the of series . It was broadcast on on . The episode features the return of former companion , as well as the return of the alien to the series. It is the first of a two part story, followed by "". This is the Sontarans' first appearance since the 1985 story . //<![CDATA[ if (window.showTocToggle) { var tocShowText = "show"; var tocHideText = "hide"; showTocToggle(); } //]]> Plot Synopsis () calls the () to ask for assistance during an investigation by . Minutes after the TARDIS materialises in contemporary Britain, Martha authorises the raid of an ATMOS (Atmospheric Omission System) factory. The Doctor introduces his () to Martha and UNIT; Donna instantly befriends Martha, but is concerned about UNIT's ethics and asks the Doctor why he is associated with them; the Doctor ambiguously replies he used to work for them in the . ATMOS is marketing a system developed by Luke Rattigan (). The system also reduces emissions to zero; UNIT requested the Doctor's help because the technology is not contemporary and potentially alien. UNIT are also concerned about fifty-two deaths occurring spontaneously and contemporaneously several days before the narrative. The Doctor travels to Rattigan's private school to investigate the system, and discovers that the episode's events are being influenced by the . The Sontarans depicted in the episode are part of a battlegroup led by General Staal, "the undefeated" (). Instead of an instant invasion, they are tactically approaching an invasion with a combination of human clones, mind control, and ATMOS; Martha is captured by two of the controlled humans and cloned to provide a tactical advantage against UNIT. A subplot depicts Donna returning to her home to warn her mother Sylvia () and grandfather () about the Doctor. Concerned about the implications of telling the truth, Donna reneges from warning her mother. At the end of the episode, the Doctor investigates the ATMOS device attached to Donna's car and discovers a secondary function: the device can emit a poisonous gas. Wilfred attempts to take the car off the road, but is trapped when Staal activates all 400 million installed in cars worldwide. The episode's depicts Donna shouting for help while the Doctor stares helplessly at a street full of cars emitting the gas. [] Production The episode features the return of the , who last appeared in the 1985 serial , a centric appearance by , and , who had last appeared in "" and made special guest appearances in the episodes "", "", and ""; the brief executive producer gave to writer included the terms "Sontarans", "military", and "Martha's back". Martha's departure allowed Davies to change the character's personality. In her reappearance, she is more mature and equal to the Doctor in comparison to falling in love in the . Several aspects of her character were debated: in particular, her status and reaction to Donna. Raynor elected to emphasise Martha's medical career over her military career, and avoided a "" scenario because she felt it would rehash 's () initial opinion of () from the second series episode "". The episode is the first centric appearance of since the show's revival. Their name has changed from Intelligence Taskforce to Unified Intelligence Taskforce at the request of the United Nations, who cited the political climate and potential "brand confusion" as reasons for disassociation. The new acronym was coined by Davies after several meetings among the scriptwriters. The UNIT privates Gray and Wilson were specifically written as "". The episode refers to when the Doctor is unsure whether he worked for UNIT in the 70s or 80s. This episode continues the pattern of having monsters from the classic series return in the new one. Davies commented that the Sontarans were "always on his list" of villains to resurrect. The time and location of the episode was deliberately chosen because every Sontaran story except for was set on Earth. When interviewed on , stated that she had been filming alongside ten actors playing Sontarans for two weeks before she realised that there were actors inside the Sontaran costumes. She had assumed the Sontarans "ran on electricity". It was not until an actor removed his helmet to reveal his real face that she realised her mistake. She stated she was "freaked out" by this and said she "nearly died". Raynor initally envisioned the poisonous gas would be emitted by factories, but changed it in later drafts to cars for several reasons: the episode would provide social commentary and the idea of an "evil system" was "much more engageable" and "irresistible"; Davies thought the concept was "so very Doctor Who". Because the series was produced out of order, the "ATMOS" subplot was seeded in the episode "". In the episode, a system installed in a UNIT jeep undramatically explodes; originally, Raynor wanted it to be a large explosion, but reduced the explosion to several sparks to reduce costs and to lampoon an action movie cliché. The opening scene, which depicts the system driving its occupant into a canal, was filmed at 's docks. The scene was the first time a car-cannon had been used since 2005, and was required to be completed in one shot. The car fired into the canal was removed immediately afterwards to clear the shipping route. The episode, like "" and "", properly introduces the lead companion's family. Unlike the Tyler or Jones families, both Sylvia Noble and Wilfred Mott had met the Doctor before (in "" and "", respectively), providing Raynor with an additional subplot. Expository dialogue explains Mott's absence from "The Runaway Bride" as the character having . Wilfred's positive opinion of the Doctor is different to Sylvia, who "joined a long line of mothers that don't get the Doctor"; Davies had wanted a family member who trusted the Doctor since the show's revival. Despite the Sontaran's clone culture being asserted in the classic series, "The Sontaran Strategem" is the first episode to depict cloning. Originally, all of the factory workers were to be clones, but Raynor reduced it to only Martha to solve continuity problems with the second part. The template clone was portrayed by Ruari Mears, who wore a prosthetic mask which took longer to apply than any mask he had worn. The scenes involving the cloning tank were filmed in a Welsh shampoo factory and reused a prop from "" as the tank which contained the clone. Davies and Agyeman enjoyed scenes set in the cloning room; Agyeman enjoyed playing an "evil companion", who she and Davies felt made the real Martha "warmer", and Davies thought Privates Gray and Harris discovering the tank in a darkened room was "classic Doctor Who". "The Poison Sky" is the fifth episode of the of series . It was broadcast on on . The episode features both old companion and the alien . It is the second of a two part story, following "". //<![CDATA[ if (window.showTocToggle) { var tocShowText = "show"; var tocHideText = "hide"; showTocToggle(); } //]]> Plot Synopsis Following from the previous episode, () manages to free () from the car by smashing the window with an axe. The () sends () back to the while he sets off to figure out what the are up to. After studying the gas, determines that it will need to reach 80% density to become lethal. Elsewhere, 's clone () helps the Sontarans to seize the TARDIS. Realising that he is trapped, the Doctor attempts to goad General Staal () into revealing their plan: Staal is smart enough not to fall prey to this ploy, but the Doctor does trick him into moving the TARDIS out of the main war room, placing Donna in a position to help. Against the Doctor's advice, UNIT decides to use nuclear weapons against the Sontarans; however, Martha's clone has covertly copied the launch codes, and stops every attempt they make to fire the weapons. This in itself shows a hidden agenda, since a nuclear strike would not have harmed them in the first place. This, combined with the unidentifiable elements in the gas, suggest that the Sontarans have an interest in keeping anything from disrupting the atmospheric conversion. At the same time, the Sontarans mobilize a contingent of troops to protect the factory. With the Sontarans' ability to jam most conventional firearms by expanding the copper-lined bullets, the UNIT troops are quickly slaughtered and the factory is secured. Luke Rattigan () leaves the Sontaran mothership to gather his students, explaining that he plans to have the Sontarans take them to another planet and begin the human race anew. The students merely laugh him off, even when he brandishes a gun. When he returns to report his failure, the Sontarans likewise ridicule his efforts, admitting that they never intended to take him or his students anywhere. Rattigan teleports back to his mansion before they can kill him, and the Sontarans lock the teleport pods behind him. Meanwhile, the Doctor instructs Donna on how to reopen the teleport pods. As she makes her way through the ship, UNIT begins a counterattack, loading their weapons with non-copper bullets and using the aircraft carrier to clear the gas. The counterattack is a success, and the UNIT troops are able to put the Sontarans on the defensive. The distraction allows the Doctor to make his way to the cloning room where Martha is being held. Having figured out long before that the clone wasn't the genuine article, he severs its connection to Martha, leaving it to die. Martha convinces the clone to betray the Sontarans in its last moments, and the clone reveals that the poison gas is actually "food" for Sontaran clones: they are converting the planet into a giant breeding world. With Donna's help, the Doctor is able to reactivate the teleport pods, allowing him to rescue Donna, steal back the TARDIS, and teleport into Rattigan's mansion. With the equipment Rattigan's students built, the Doctor builds his own atmospheric converter, igniting the atmosphere to clear out the poison gas as shown in the picture. However, he knows the Sontarans won't accept defeat so easily, and teleports to their ship with the converter, planning to give them the choice between retreat or death. Staal chooses the latter, content with the knowledge that the Doctor will die with them. At the last moment, Rattigan teleports himself to the Sontaran ship and brings the Doctor back to Earth, sacrificing himself to destroy the Sontarans. With the day saved, Martha says goodbye to Donna and the Doctor in the TARDIS and prepares to head home. However, before she can leave, the TARDIS suddenly springs to life, locking the doors and piloting itself to an unknown destination as the jar containing the Doctor's bubbles. Continuity is mentioned as being "stranded in Peru", the first explicit mention of the character in the new series. Colonel Mace refers to him as "Sir Alastair", implying he has received a since the events of .Just as Donna moves towards the TARDIS screen while the Doctor contacts the Sontarans, can be seen on the screen, silently calling out. This follows a similar silent cameo appearance in "".The , the primary setting for the climax of "" and much of "", is seen again in this episode when it is used by UNIT to clear the poisonous gas from the atmosphere over the ATMOS factory. It is also equipped with a scaled down version of the Torchwood weapon that destroyed the ship in "".As the TARDIS traps Donna, Martha, and the Doctor at the end of the episode, the Doctor's severed hand, last seen at the beginning of "", can be seen in a similar state of agitation it felt when the TARDIS materialised near it in the Torchwood episode "".In addition to the Sontarans, the are mentioned for the first time in the revived series.Lachelle Carl reprises her role as the US Newsreader, Mal Loup, seen previously in the episodes "", "", "" and "" and in Doctor Who spin-off story .The Doctor asks Colonel Mace, "Are you my mummy?", while wearing a gas mask, a line spoken by gas mask-wearing characters in "" / "". Production This episode and the previous episode were filmed over five weeks, beginning in September 2007. Post-production was completed a week before the first part aired. During production, director Douglas Mackinnon intended to have the episode's climatic scene in the TARDIS show the moveable column in the center console move up and down much more rapidly than normal. However, when attempting to accomplish this, Mackinnon ended up breaking the prop, which took thirty minutes to repair. When interviewed on , stated that she had been filming alongside ten actors playing Sontarans for two weeks before she realised that there were actors inside the Sontaran costumes. She had assumed the Sontarans "ran on electricity". It was not until an actor removed his helmet to reveal his real face that she realised her mistake. She stated she was "freaked out" by this and said she "nearly died". When the Doctor interrupts the Sontarans' transmission, animated footage from 's part , part show is brought up on screen featuring the villanous Polluto disguised as a and the heroic Tommy and his dog Daniel as his audience. As in many previous episodes of the revived series, supposed footage is used featuring reports of unfolding events. However, as with the more recent appearances of such footage in Doctor Who, the channel is simply captioned on screen as 'News 24' devoid of the logo. Since this episode was produced, the channel was rebranded in real life as . "The Poison Sky" marks the first time all three of the Tenth Doctor's primary companions — Donna Noble (Catherine Tate), Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), and Rose Tyler (Billie Piper) — have appeared in the same episode, though Rose's appearance was extremely brief. Piper received screen credit, although her appearance is less than a second in duration. Broadcast Unofficial figures show that "The Poison Sky" was watched by 5.9 million viewers, giving it a 32.5% share of the total television audience. Although dipping below the 6 million mark, the programme was still the second most watched of the day, being beaten by ITV1's , which got 8.5 million viewers. It was the highest rated programme on BBC1 for the day. The programme is currently the 19th most watched of the week and received an score of 88 (considered "Excellent").