Podcasts about rhian evans

Rhian Evans brings you a spooky story for Christmas Eve.

Rhian Evans narrates a spooky story at Christmas.

Manxman Orran Smith has conquered a gruelling event known as The Spine Race, all in aid of a local Isle of Man cause - but just how much did the 160-hour, 268-mile event push Orran to the limit? He spoke to Manx Radio's Rhian Evans about the experience

Sport is back! And what better way to feel disappointed in yourself because of the 700 plus mince pies you consumed over Christmas than to listen to all those annoying sporty people who get up on Christmas morning to do a marathon before opening presents. In today's episode: The latest football results, along with the ECAP FA Cup draw live from London, a live preview from The Bowl ahead of the FC IOM vs Kendal Town match, rugby results from Dave Christian, IOM Women's Volleyball head away to compete in the National Shield, and there's some watersports thrown in too for good measure. Hosted by Rhian Evans.

Howard Caine and Rhian Evans sit down to wind back a few funny memories from 2022 or further and ask what came first - the title or the programme?

In tonight's programme - an exciting challenge awaits FC IoM this Saturday, whilst we take a look back on how Manx football has coped across 2021; In rugby, despite a long-awaited return, many challenges still face the sport going forward; We also reflect on what's been another year of progress and success in Isle of Man netball as well as the Manx athletics scene - Rob Pritchard is joined by Tony Mepham, Dave Christian, Claire Battye and Dave Griffiths

A look at the latest footballing results of the weekend for FC Isle of Man and across the Manx leagues; Three Island sides in action in rugby this time around; Meanwhile, rearranged fixtures took place in Manx hockey in the final matches before the Christmas Break We also hear from TT star John McGuinness about riding for Honda in TT 2022, as well as the selections for the IOM Golf Squads for the coming year

On tonight's programme - FC Isle of Man are on the road for their latest league outing, a blockbuster clash in the Railway Cup beckons whilst league fixtures continue across the divisions; In rugby, Douglas' difficult December continues with a tough weekend test at home whilst two teams battle it out for a place in the Manx Bowl final; and after weather caused havoc for hockey last weekend, rearranged games await this weekend in the last battle for points before the Christmas break - Rob Pritchard is joined by Tony Mepham, Dave Christian and Sam Spooner

In tonight's programme - FC Isle of Man return to action this weekend and some exciting ties in the Manx football leagues including the Railway Cup; In rugby, a daunting test awaits Douglas away from home whilst Vagabonds Ladies face a challenging trip to Yorkshire; In Hockey, the battles continue for supremacy in the men's and ladies divisions - Rob Pritchard is joined by Tony Mepham, Dave Christian and Sam Spooner

Interview with Jersey Bulls CEO Ian Horswell

Football, Hockey & Rugby Results round up

A look ahead to football, hockey, rugby amongst others

Results and analysis for the day's football, hockey and rugby games plus build up to FC Isle of Man vs Maine Road. Interviews with 23-time TT winner John McGuinness and former commentator Fred Clarke

Interviews with 23-time TT winner John McGuinness and former commentator Fred Clarke

On tonight's programme - Maine Road are the latest test for FC Isle of Man and crunch fixtures once again in the Manx men's leagues and women's floodlit cup; In hockey, just a week after the conclusion of the mixed season, the men's & ladies divisions are kicking off this Saturday; and we take a look at one of the Island's popular athletics events as it returns this weekend - Rob Pritchard is joined by Tony Mepham, Sam Spooner and Lee Johnson

Football, Hockey, Netball & Rugby Results round up Preview to FC Isle of Man v Rocester Interview with former World Enduro Champion David Knight

On this week's show - FC Isle of Man host struggling Rocester in the league this weekend whilst there are some intriguing fixtures in the Manx football leagues; The eyes of world netball are on the Isle of Man over the next few days for the Europe Netball U21 Championships; In Rugby, a daunting test awaits Douglas and we near the conclusion of the Ravenscroft Manx Trophy; and in Hockey, the final rush for silverware as the cup finals of the mixed hockey season take place - Rob Pritchard is joined by Tony Mepham, Alice Cross, Rhian Evans, Dave Christian and Sam Spooner

Results and analysis with Tony Mepham and Sam Spooner. Featured guest David Kennedy, Chief Executive of Jersey Football Association

On tonight's programme: FC Isle of Man will face a tricky test against a play-off rival this weekend whilst the Manx football leagues are also in action once again; in Rugby, Douglas seemingly won't be playing this weekend but nevertheless Island sides will be competing; and in Hockey, it's the finale of the mixed league season with title battles and relegation contests expected to take place - Rob Pritchard is joined by Tony Mepham, Dave Christian and Sam Spooner

On this week's programme: FC Isle of Man are preparing for their first ever home league game this weekend whilst the action continues in the Manx leagues; in Rugby, after an important win last weekend, Douglas are on the road again whilst the Manx Trophy and Manx Bowl competitions on Island march on; and in Hockey, one or more mixed league titles could be decided this weekend, we take a look at the latest fixtures taking place this Saturday - Rob Pritchard is joined by Tony Mepham, Dave Christian and Sam Spooner

On this week's show: Competition ramping up across the men's football leagues this weekend ahead of the latest round of fixtures this Saturday (23 October): In rugby, Douglas will be hoping to put a torrid start to the season behind them with their first home game of the campaign with Manx cup competitions also taking place: And in hockey, points are becoming more vital than ever in the mixed leagues as the campaign draws to a close - Rob Pritchard is joined by Tony Mepham, Dave Christian and Sam Spooner

Netball is back after a 2-week break, in hockey Vikings champion in their latest head-to-head with Baccas, there's a sensational display of rugby in the Manx Bowl, time is running out to sign up for the Syd Quirk Half Marathon, Tony Mepham talks football and the ages of the players, and Pickleball is back again - fancy giving it a try? Go on, you know you want to. Presented by Rhian Evans, Tony Mepham, Sam Spooner, and Dave Christian.

On this week's edition of Manx Radio's Friday Sport Preview - a huge clash at the top of the men's premier league approaches and a three-way race at the top of the women's division in Manx football; Twelve teams are left vying for success and silverware in the latest round of cup competitions in Manx hockey; and after a clean sweep of victories in a recent tournament, the IoM national cricket team discuss their performance and plans for the future - Rob Pritchard is joined by guests Tony Mepham, Sam Spooner, Greig Wright and Matt Ansell

Rhian is back with all your latest football, rugby, and hockey results with pundits Tony Mepham, Dave Christian, and Sam Spooner. David Griffiths talks about the upcoming cross country season, there's a brand-new sponsor for Vagas Ladies rugby team, AND.. Pickleball. What is it and how can you give it a try? Rob Pritchard will tell you.

The Manx football season marches on... who will be controlling the high ground in the men's and women's leagues after this weekend? We take a look at the fixtures to come; After a brief interlude for cup competitions, league fixtures return this weekend in mixed hockey, we look ahead at Saturday's fixtures, and where key battles could be won or lost up and down the divisions - Rob Pritchard is joined by Tony Mepham and Sam Spooner

Rhian Evans Allvin Chief Executive Officer National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Rhian Evans Allvin serves as the chief executive officer of the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), a position she has held since August 2013. She is responsible for guiding the organization's strategic direction as well as overseeing daily operations. NAEYC is the largest national professional association for early childhood educators. Its mission is to promote high-quality early learning for all children, birth through age 8, by connecting practice, policy, and research. NAEYC advances a diverse and dynamic early childhood profession and supports all who care for, educate, and work on behalf of young children. During Rhian's tenure, NAEYC has successfully completed a dramatic structural transformation to: better serve members nationally and at the state and local levels; exert strong policy and advocacy leadership; and streamline NAEYC's early childhood program accreditation system to decisively and accessibly define early childhood program quality.    Before joining NAEYC, Evans Allvin was a guiding force in Arizona's early childhood movement for more than 15 years. In 2006, she cowrote the citizens' ballot initiative that created First Things First (FTF), which set aside $130 million in annual Arizona tobacco tax monies to support the health, development, and education of children birth to age 5. FTF also created a state agency to ensure that all Arizona children start kindergarten prepared to succeed in school and in life. Then-governor Janet Napolitano appointed Evans Allvin to FTF's inaugural state board, on which she served for three years before becoming FTF's chief executive officer. During her tenure, the organization led and participated in a variety of Arizona statewide early childhood systems-building efforts, including panels that adopted the Arizona Model Early Childhood System Framework; the development of FTF's 10 School Readiness Indicators; the FTF National Research and Evaluation Advisory Panel; and the development and rollout of Quality First, Arizona's quality rating and improvement system.  Earlier experiences also helped prepare Rhian for her role at NAEYC. As a founding partner in the Brecon Group, she specialized in public policy, philanthropy, and community engagement. As senior advancement officer at the Arizona Community Foundation, she used her knowledge in community organizing, communications, fundraising, and nonprofit management to help donors connect their philanthropic interests with community needs. Additionally, she served in leadership roles with Libraries for the Future, a national nonprofit promoting the important role of public libraries in American life, and Children's Action Alliance, Arizona's state-based child advocacy organization.   Rhian has authored a number of white papers, articles, policy briefs, and reports, and she regularly serves as a presenter for diverse international, national, state, and community conversations.  Rhian Evans Allvin holds a bachelor's degree from Northern Arizona University and a master's degree in business administration from Arizona State University. She has earned various honors and widespread recognition for her work on behalf of children, including being inducted into the Northern Arizona University College of Education Hall of Fame in 2016 and being given the Smithsonian Early Enrichment Center's Excellence in Early Education Award in 2015, the Southern Arizona AEYC's Board Award in 2014, and the Junior League of Phoenix Valley's Impact Award in 2011.  Rhian is married to Paul Allvin, and they live in Falls Church, Virginia, with their three children. 

A roundup of the latest sporting results for the Isle of Man with football, hockey and rugby all in action - Rob Pritchard presents, joined by guests Sam Spooner and Tony Mepham

On tonight's show: The Manx football season enters its fifth week, with the frontrunners in each division starting to appear; In hockey, the mixed league season is underway, but mixed cup competitions are taking centre stage this weekend, we hear what's happening there; and, after a lengthy absence, local rugby is returning on Island, whilst Douglas face a stern test in the English championships if they're to bounce back to winning ways - Rob Pritchard presents Friday Sport Preview

A man who scaled the backs of dragons, a badminton coach on the hunt for new players, Castletown Golf Links catches the eye of the big leagues, and all your latest football and hockey predictions. Join Rhian Evans, Sam Spooner, and Tony Mepham in this latest episode of Friday Sport Preview.

Tony Mepham and Sam Spooner join Rhian Evans with the latest football and hockey results, Rhi also has the latest netball fixtures for you, plus an interview with the IOM Women's Volleyball Team ahead of their first outing representing the Island in the England National Cup Competition.

This one's packed with variety. Yasmin Ingham dominates at the Blenheim Palace International Trials, grab a bow and arrow because the Isle of Man NEEDS MORE ARCHERS, Craig joins Rhi for a live hockey Cup, Plate, and Bowl draw, there's a sprinkling of netball and running, plus, of course, all the latest football and hockey results with Tony Mepham and Sam Spooner.

Sean Jackson shines representing England in the 2021 Amputee Euros, the Isle of Man is taking on THE REST OF THE WORLD in rugby, hundreds of motorcyclists have come over to the Island for the British Enduro Champs, and Rhi is joined by Sam Spooner and Tony Mepham to go through the latest hockey and football fixtures. With a sprinkling of Phoenix Nights and Bryan Adams thrown in for added flavour.

On the show, we're back for the results in the second weekend of the Manx football season with Tony Mepham; The Isle of Man hockey scene has returned this weekend with the mixed leagues, Sam Spooner has more; and we also got to hear about the latest of a Manx rugby side playing in the UK this weekend looking to bounce back after defeat last time out - Rob Pritchard presents Saturday Sport Classified

On this evening's show: The Manx hockey season is making its return this weekend with mixed hockey leagues returning to kick things off, what is in store on the opening day?; Isle of Man football fixtures are going into their second week over the next two days, we take look at what fixtures are coming up this time around; and some of the best up-and-coming golf professionals descend on Castletown this weekend, we find out what for - Rob Pritchard presents Friday Sport Preview

In tonight's show: Expectations are high for the start of the 2021/22 Manx football season which gets underway this weekend, we find out what there is to be looking forward to; Meanwhile, another new hockey season is also around the corner and with it come some interesting changes; and, history will be made in Manx netball next week, but why? We find out more as Rob Pritchard brings the latest sporting news on the Isle of Man this week

Rhian is back with Saturday Sport this week! Her and Tony Mepham talk about a tidal wave of changes and rumours circulating the local football scene, Sienna Dunn is on to talk about captaining the England U16s hockey squad in her international debut, and rugby is back! Dave Christian previews the IOM vs The Rest of the World pre-friendly fixtures. Plus, big news for the Manx Rams Netball squad - they're set to take on Wales in a 3-part Test Series and some inspirational athletes walk / run 24 hours straight for good causes.

Rob Pritchard brings you the latest sporting news across the Isle of Man - After what feels like a long wait, rugby is making a much-welcomed return to Manx shores, and with some changes afoot; Meanwhile, pre-season preparations are underway for the upcoming football season, we hear more about that as well as having to balance the needs of Manx football clubs alongside the endeavours of FC Isle of Man; and, with the deadline to enter fast approaching, we hear about the Island's only off-road triathlon, Granite Mann!

The Island's golf scene is full steam ahead, we take a look at the impending contests in the men's scratch league; Meanwhile, there was plenty of hype around skateboarding at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, but what is the skateboarding scene like on the Isle of Man?; A look also at the approaching Gran Fondo IOM cycling event next month and motocross is heading to Jurby this weekend.

This one is pun heavy. Rhian talks about the chance to play against a former snooker world champion, some horsing around in the equestrian world, the Island archery team being on target for their first major comp in almost two years, and much much more.

Rhian is back with the sporting highlights of your sporting week. After months and months of waiting, FC IOM is set to FINALLY make its debut in the UK, a new IOM Cycling Development is on the cards, whats on sport wise this weekend, and there's even a snippet of Ru Paul in there. Because you can't beat a sport / drag combo.

A tour de force performance in the Tour de France for the Manx missile Mark Cavendish as he makes history, the Island's very own Katniss Everdeen shoots and scores an English record, Harry Payne makes his debut as a wildcard in the Sidecar World Championships, and, if at first you don't succeed try, try again; the Manx 3 Peaks goes for round two after being postponed because of Manannan's cloak. All this and much more with Rhian Evans.

This one is JAM. PACKED. From Women's Golf Championships and basketball 2020/21 league champions to a local javelin thrower turned British Champs silver medalist and Brazilian Jui-jitsu, Rhian Evans has the lot for you plus loads more; the Isle of Man's power couple in archery strike again, White Collar Boxing and 100 laps of the TT course for charity, and, of course, the Manx Missile. Join Rhian and guests as they chat all-things sport.

Rhian is back with the Mepster and special guest Norman Macky to do the draw for the Ascot Hotel Junior Cup semi-finals, Martin Dunne tells us about a big upset in local basketball, and it's just one more sleep until the BIG one. Race Director Raymond Cox gives his words of wisdom to more than 1,800 Parish Walkers.

Sam Spooner has some BIG results for you in the hockey finals, Dan Collier is on the phone live from London to do the draw for the ECAP FA Cup quarter finals, Tony Mepham pays tribute to a legend in the local football community. Also, Deborah Evans previews the big netball finale - the Judi Clark-Wilson Charity Cup, Chalie Moorey has all things equestrian, plus lots lots more in this jam-packed show hosted by Rhian Evans.

Tony Mepham is joined by special guest Norman Macky to do the live draw for the first round of the Ascot Hotel Junior Cup, it's the BIG FINALE weekend in for Manx hockey, the Isle of Man gets its first ever extreme sports festival; the ManX Games, and Sarah Astin and Ollie Lockley are set to rub shoulders with giants in the athletics world at the European 10,000m Cup meet in Birmingham. Hosted by Rhian Evans.

Motorbike racing is back! More than 250 runners gear up for the Mountain Marathon, Martin Dunne gives Rhian his best sport commentator review of an edge-of-your-seat basketball match-up between Wolves and Cavs, and Tony Mepham dishes the skeet on the juicy match-ups in the ECAP FA Cup.

Baccas A make a BIG comeback to defeat Ramsey in Women's Hockey Cup, it's an emotional and historic day for Corinthians FC as they are crowned Premier League champions, the Mepster and Mo do the Paul Henry Cup Draw live on air, we take a look at the shock defeats from last week's netball matches and preview the next round, plus a little bit of something new; Charlie Moorey is here to talk all things equestrian. Hosted by Rhian Evans and featuring Sam Spooner, Tony Mepham, and Debbie Evans.

Rhian has a bumper show for you this week. England has been head-hunting Manx athletes from both athletics (Sarah Astin) and hockey (Sienna Dunn), Martin Dunne goes through the excitement from the latest basketball league results, and Sam Spooner and Tony Mepham preview the weekend's hockey and football matches.

Corinthians secure their first ever Premier League title in football! Elsewhere, Rhian talks hockey, basketball, netball, cricket and athletics. Don't say she doesn't spoil you. Featuring a bit of nepotism, Debbie Evans (Rhi's mum), Sam Spooner, Martin Dunne, and the Mepster.

It's been a BIG week for Corinthians as history is made for the local football club, Sam Spooner preview's tomorrow's hockey matches and what's left to fight for before the end of the season. Plus, a little bit of rugby to look forward to and some successful Manxies have been dominating the LTA Tennis Awards. Rhian Evans has the lot for you.