Podcast appearances and mentions of richard bradshaw

Welcome to another Testing Peers podcast episode.This time, join Chris, David, Richard Bradshaw and Al Goodall (whose surname Chris had some real issues remembering, sorry Al!)In this episode, the Peers talk about the role of the SDET. Is it SDEad?To break the ice, Al leads the group into a discussion about the best live albums, in our humble opinions. Shout-outs to Linkin Park, Sky, Raye, Live Aid, Iron Maiden, U2, Seal and Hoobastank!The main topic dives into the main topic - the role of the SDET.What does it mean? Is it a synonym for a test automation engineer? Are you a tester if you're an SDET? What does the role of an SDET look like where you work?Chris asks his favourite AI tool for a definition to stimulate the conversation."The main difference between a software development engineer in test and a test automation engineer is focus and responsibility. An SDET focuses on bridging the gap between development and testing processes. And a test automation engineer focuses on designing and implementing automated tests."The Peers talk about context, focus, tooling, frameworks, responsibility, problem-solving and quality!What do you think the future for the SDET is?The Testing Peers Conference is happening on the 13th March 2025.Tickets available here: https://testingpeerscon.com/ticket/If you wish to Sponsor the conference: https://testingpeerscon.com/partners/If you wish to volunteer for the event: https://testingpeerscon.com/volunpeer/contactUs@TestingPeers.comTwitter (https://twitter.com/testingpeers)LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/testing-peers)Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/testingpeers/)Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/TestingPeers)We're also now on GoodPods, check it out via the mobile app storesIf you like what we do and are able to, please visit our Patreon to explore how you could support us going forwards: https://www.patreon.com/testingpeersThanks to our brand new sponsors - NFocus Testing.nFocus are a UK based software testing company. They've been supporting businesses for 24 years by providing services that include burst resource, accelerated test automation, performance testing and fully managed testing services. In 2021, they launched a Test Automation Academy to create amazing testers and they've now created jobs for 48 people in our industry in just under three years! nFocus were a big part of PeersCon in 2024, really grateful for all they do supporting the Testing Peers.www.nfocus.co.uk and info@nfocus.co.uk for anyone wanting to get in touch.Support the show

This week, Jim heads to Germany to talk to marionette-ist Albrecht Roser and then goes down unda' to chat with shadow puppet genius Richard Bradshaw... and guess what? His episode rules! An actually-good epiosde of World of Puppetry? Now I've seen everything!  Check out http://kermitmentstuff.com/ to get your Kermitment merch! Kermitment has a Patreon! Running a podcast is deceptively expensive work, so by becoming our Patron, you help us cover those costs and allow us to do funner, cooler stuff in the future! Find out more here! Visit our website to find a link to the Kermitment Patreon and more fun stuff at http://Kermitment.com! If you can't get enough Kermitment, follow @KermitmentPod, where we'll tweet fun stuff and interact with our listeners! And you can follow each of us individually: Matt: @MatthewGaydos Sam: @im_sam_schultz

Pastor Richard Bradshaw and Brenda Grunza, choir member of the Forty Fort United Methodist Church, speaking about the 150th Anniversary of the Church to be celebrated on Sunday, October 15, 2023, at 10:00 am, and the public is invited to attend. The Church is located at the corner of Wyoming and Yeager Avenues in Forty Fort, PA. For more information, www.fortyfortchurch.org/

Welcome back to the TestGuild Automation Podcast! In today's episode, “Learning Journeys for Testers,” two incredible guests are joining us: Richard Bradshaw, the friendly tester, and Mark Winteringham, the OpsBoss of Testing. Together with our host, Joe Colantonio, they will be discussing an exciting development in the testing space: learning journeys for testers. Discover how learning journeys are curated, narrated, on-demand experiences that combine new and existing content, helping you learn automation at your own pace and practically apply your knowledge. During the episode, our guests will delve into building these unique learning journeys. They'll discuss how they're currently working on a test app to accompany the journey, building it in every programming language imaginable. They'll also touch on the importance of maintaining automated checks, updating libraries, and the valuable role played by the community in contributing tools and approaches. But that's not all! Richard and Mark share their insights on anticipating potential failures, the challenges of unit testing across different programming languages, and the importance of practicing what they preach regarding automation. So join us today as we dive into the world of learning journeys for testers and discover how they can revolutionize your approach to automation.

elcome to another episode of the Testing Peers podcast, this time we have a slightly different show for you.Regular host, Chris is joined by the wonderful Heather Reid, as we look back over the brilliant article Heather wrote back in 2017 - 30 Things Every New Software Tester Should Learn on the Ministry of Testing site.Before we look back at Heather's article, we talk about anything from our past online that we might find a little cringey.Then we review the article, written almost exactly six years ago, talking through all 30 tasks, and Heather provides some insight into each task, as well as where she would make changes, remove or replace any task.We cover a lot of interesting topics, and below are links to some of the things we discuss.QA In Your Job Titles? - Ministry of Testing (The Club)Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help you master tough subjects - CourseraMaking Work Visible: Exposing Time Theft to Optimize Workflow by Dominica Degrandis (Book via Amazon)Ministry of Testing - Go Pro!Team Guide to Software Testability: Better software through greater testability by Ash Winter and Rob Meaney (Book via Amazon)Fifty Quick Ideas to Improve Your User Stories by Gojko Adzic and David Evans (Book via Amazon)Starting Your Software Testing Career by Nicola Lindgren (Book via Leanpub)How Can I Test This? by Nicola Lindgren, Mike Harris, Suman Bala, Philip Wong, and Shawn Shaligram (Book via Leanpub)Testing Web APIs by Mark Winteringham (Book via Amazon)Contemporary Exploratory Testing by Maaret Pyhäjärvi (Book via Leanpub)Would Heu-Risk it? Tools, traps and weapons for Software Testing by Lena Wiberg (Book via Leanpub)Understanding where quality starts as a tester - Vernon Richards (via LinkedIn)Software Testing Heuristics: Mind The Gap! by Richard Bradshaw and Sarah Deery (via Ministry of Testing)Workroom Productions - Get Better at Software TestingAccessibility Testing 101 - Crystal Preston-Watson (Talk from TestBash San Francisco 2019, via Ministry of Testing PRO)Introduction To Accessibility Testing - Deborah Reid (Course via Ministry of Testing)The Big Test Theory - Ady StokesSupport the show

This Pink Cloud S2 E36 - DJ Kelly Reverb and Skate Straight's Dillon Kingston sit down w/ Richard Bradshaw from Central Texas Harm Reduction to talk about his story and what can been done in an overdose situation, as well as Fentanyl testing.

Thanks for joining us for another podcast episode. This week we talk about why we automate but we start with what automation is and its value. Automation to us is a valuable tool that should focus on enhancing testing, this doesn't always mean automating test cases but can also mean automating tasks and activities. Automation isn't a silver bullet, it has both an initial investment and on going investment cost that shouldn't be ignored. We mention Richard Bradshaw's Ministry of Testing - TestBash 2015 "Automation in testing" talk. You can find the talk in the Ministry of Testing Dojo here if you're a Pro member.We hope you enjoyed this conversation we'll certainly be covering different areas of automation over the coming months so please do you share your feedback and an particular questions.Thank you for listening. Please do get in touch if you would like to know more or would like to give us feedback to help us improve and grow.ContactUs@TestingPeers.comTwitter (https://twitter.com/testingpeers)LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/testing-peers)Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/testingpeers/)Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/TestingPeers)If you like what we do and are able to, please visit our Patreon to explore how you could support us going forwards: https://www.patreon.com/testingpeersSaffron QA is a provider of recruitment and consultancy services, exclusively for the software testing industry.You can find out more at https://saffronqa.co.uk/  or on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/saffron-qa/We've found Ben from Saffron QA to be a great partner who has signed up to the vision and values that we have set out in our Testing Peers charter and we hope that you will take the time to visit and connect with him.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/testingpeers)

Happy World Puppetry Day 2021!It's one year since Talking Sock was first released to the world. At the height of the pandemic, Australia had just gone into its first national lockdown. And there I was, oblivious to it all, just a little puppet guy trying to pump out four episodes of #puppetpodcastpower in a single day. Trying to make his independent journey in puppetry arts begin. I am so grateful for the response Talking Sock has received in the year since. During the pandemic, it's the thing that has kept me going. We've been placed on playlist by international puppetry legends, endorsed by Ronnie Burkett and have now been downloaded and tuned in to in over 38 countries. What a journey the past twelve months have been indeed, even though I barely left the house at all!This World Puppetry Day, I'm planning on spending more time actually enjoying (and facilitating) the festivities rather than hunching over the editing suite. But I didn't want to disappoint you. During this last season hiatus, I took a look back at my hard drive. It was full. Full of all this content I had recorded. I realised that so many of our beloved Australian puppetry artists had much more to tell you that I just couldn't fit into the season one edits. But there was one puppeteer in particular that I know I could listen to forever - and I know you could do. So, today, it's time to give the people what they want. It's just a short one, but it's more story time with the Australian shadow puppetry master, Richard Bradshaw. In this episode, Richard talks about his youth while living in the UK with a whole host of artists, creatives and celebrities of the Sydney modern arts scene. We're back! Have a great weekend of festivities! PeteSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/talking-sock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Giving Life to PuppetryIn this second episode of our two-part interview with Richard Bradshaw, we discuss UNIMA Australia, a book about shadow puppets, Norman Hetherington of Mr Squiggle and how Richard makes his puppets so distinct and engaging for young audiences.-World renowned shadow puppet master Richard Bradshaw needs no introduction to the international puppetry community. His work has been seen by millions through a life time of stage performances all over the world and through television appearances including “The Muppet Show” and an hour-long documentary in the series “Jim Henson Presents The World of Puppetry”. Australian children grew up with performances of his shadow artistry on ABC TV's “Playschool”, where his shadow puppets were broadcast for over 30 years. From 1976 to 1983 Richard was Artistic Director of Australia's then largest puppetry company, the Marionette Theatre of Australia. Under his directorship the company secured a permanent theatre space in The Rocks in Sydney. As Artistic Director, Richard introduced modern puppetry techniques to Australian audiences and inspired many young puppeteers who were given the opportunity to work and learn from some of Australia's best puppeteers and puppet makers.Richard has performed with his shadow puppets for audiences of children and adults for over 50 years to over 25 countries. In 1986 Richard received the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) “for services to the arts as a puppeteer” and in 1987 he shared the Sidney Myer Performing Arts Award “for sustained excellence in the field of puppetry”. Richard been a member of the international puppetry organisation, UNIMA, since 1964 and helped to establish UNIMA Australia in 1970. He is an honorary member of both organisations, and was President of UNIMA Australia from 2004 to 2008.In 2015 he published his book “Richard Bradshaw's Guide to Shadow Puppets”, where he shares his techniques for designing, constructing, and performing with silhouette shadow puppets.Make sure you check out the show notes on our websiteAnd join the conversation on our socials@talkingsockcast (Twitter)@oneorangesockproductions (Instagram)Please consider becoming a Patron and support home grown creative content. Your support will help us make this podcast more accessible in creating Transcripts and will help us be able to sustain this cast!Thanks for listening to #TalkingSockPodcastSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/talking-sock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A Life In PuppetryIn this first half of our two-part interview with Richard Bradshaw, we talk about his beginnings at The Clovelly Puppet Theatre and The Marionette Theatre of Australia, his travels as a touring performer and his time with Jim Henson and Caroll Spinney-World renowned shadow puppet master Richard Bradshaw needs no introduction to the international puppetry community. His work has been seen by millions through a life time of stage performances all over the world and through television appearances including “The Muppet Show” and an hour-long documentary in the series “Jim Henson Presents The World of Puppetry”. Australian children grew up with performances of his shadow artistry on ABC TV's “Playschool”, where his shadow puppets were broadcast for over 30 years. From 1976 to 1983 Richard was Artistic Director of Australia's then largest puppetry company, the Marionette Theatre of Australia. Under his directorship the company secured a permanent theatre space in The Rocks in Sydney. As Artistic Director, Richard introduced modern puppetry techniques to Australian audiences and inspired many young puppeteers who were given the opportunity to work and learn from some of Australia's best puppeteers and puppet makers.Richard has performed with his shadow puppets for audiences of children and adults for over 50 years to over 25 countries. In 1986 Richard received the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) “for services to the arts as a puppeteer” and in 1987 he shared the Sidney Myer Performing Arts Award “for sustained excellence in the field of puppetry”. Richard been a member of the international puppetry organisation, UNIMA, since 1964 and helped to establish UNIMA Australia in 1970. He is an honorary member of both organisations, and was President of UNIMA Australia from 2004 to 2008.In 2015 he published his book “Richard Bradshaw's Guide to Shadow Puppets”, where he shares his techniques for designing, constructing, and performing with silhouette shadow puppets.Make sure you check out the show notes on our websiteAnd join the conversation on our socials@talkingsockcast (Twitter)@oneorangesockproductions (Instagram)Please consider becoming a Patron and support home grown creative content. Your support will help us make this podcast more accessible in creating Transcripts and will help us be able to sustain this cast!Thanks for listening to #TalkingSockpodcastSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/talking-sock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Launching on Saturday March 21 World Puppetry Day Welcome to Talking Sock! An originally Australian puppet podcast.Created and Produced by Pete Davidson at One Orange Sock Productions, we can't wait to release our first episodes this coming Saturday.Hear interviews with puppet builder Katherine Hannaford, Creature Technologies Alumni and creator of Puppetvision Philip Millar, UNIMA Australia General Secretary and owner operator at Pupperoos Kay Yasugi, and Shadow Puppetry legend, Richard Bradshaw.Subsequent episodes will be released weekly throughout Autumn.You can find out more at oneorangesock.com and find us on our socials:Insta: @oneorangesockproductionsTwitter: @talkingsockcastFollow us! And join the conversation,Here,At Talking SockSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/talking-sock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Boy Green was joined by Richard Bradshaw of The Ebony Bird:- Preview #NYJvsBAL. - Where did this version of Lamar Jackson come from?- Who are the straws that stir the drink for this team?- Why #RavensFlock is ready for another Super Bowl championship.

If you're writing code of any kind, you're probably already aware that there should be some testing involved. This week the Ministry of Test's Richard Bradshaw joins us to talk about embedding testing into your software development, the roles open to folks interested in testing and the future of how we test what we build.

Here’s an exclusive interview with Richard Bradshaw, CEO (BossBoss) of the Ministry of Testing. Richard discusses automation in testing, addressing: the valuable skills and testing... Read more The post Ministry of Testing CEO talks automation in testing appeared first on Corecom.

Richard Bradshaw from the Pylon to Pylon podcast and the Ebony Bird joins the show to discuss the Ravens and the team's upcoming matchup against the Chargers. Follow Richard on twitter @Richiebradz36.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Richard Bradshaw from the Pylon to Pylon podcast and the Ebony Bird joins the show to discuss the Ravens and the team's upcoming matchup against the Chargers. Follow Richard on twitter @Richiebradz36.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seattle Opera Dramaturg Jonathan Dean introduces the eerie musical world of Britten's THE TURN OF THE SCREW, with special focus on the opera's theme-and-variation structure. Musical examples from Seattle Opera's 1994 performances, starring Lauren Flanigan (The Governess), Joyce Castle (Mrs. Grose), Fraser Walters and Cyndia Sieden (Miles and Flora), and Linda Pavelka (Miss Jessel) and Peter Kazaras (Peter Quint), conducted by Richard Bradshaw.  

How do you educate the other members of your team about your automation? How do you talk to management about automation? We sometimes focus so heavily on the tooling that we lose sight of what it is we’re trying to test. In this episode, we’ll Test Talk with Richard Bradshaw and Mark Winteringham about their new, imitative website, automationintesting.com. Discover how to be truly successful with your testing efforts by leveraging the right tools to help you test the right things.

Welcome to part 1 of Episode 28 of Ebony Bird, a Baltimore Ravens podcast brought to you by Ebony Bird and FanSided. On this week's two-part episode, site expert Chris Schisler and contributor Richard Bradshaw join contributor/host Jake McDonnell for another podcast full of Ravens talk. Covered in part 2: John Harbaugh recently said that the Ravens are looking to tweak the defense to get the unit to the next level. What do the Ravens need to add to boost the unit? Plus, Richard and Chris go over several targets for the Ravens in the upcoming NFL Draft. As always, subscribe to the Ebony Bird Podcast on iTunes and BlogTalkRadio. Leave us a review on iTunes, we love to hear from you. Thanks for listening!

Welcome to part 1 of Episode 28 of Ebony Bird, a Baltimore Ravens podcast brought to you by Ebony Bird and FanSided. On this week's two-part episode, site expert Chris Schisler and contributor Richard Bradshaw join contributor/host Jake McDonnell for another podcast full of Ravens talk. Covered in part 1:1. Michael Floyd and Willie Snead visit Ravens: Will this impact the Ravens' pursuit of receivers in the draft?2. Positional breakdown: linebacker - How good is C.J. Mosley? Will the Ravens extend his contact? Who starts next to him next season at inside linebacker?As always, subscribe to the Ebony Bird Podcast on iTunes and BlogTalkRadio. Leave us a review on iTunes, we love to hear from you. Thanks for listening!

Richard Bradshaw a.k.a. the @FriendlyTester and the creator of Whiteboard Testing, took some time to chat with Smita Mishra and Paul Grizzaffi. They discuss Richard's upcoming workshops and sessions at STPCon starting on September 19th in Dallas, TX. Find out how Legos can help you write better automation test scripts and the importance of using proxies in mobile testing. Listen to this episode now!Learn More:www.STPCon.com/stp-radio-the-friendlytester/

Richard Bradshaw a.k.a. the @FriendlyTester and the creator of Whiteboard Testing, took some time to chat with Smita Mishra and Paul Grizzaffi. They discuss Richard's upcoming workshops and sessions at STPCon starting on September 19th in Dallas, TX. Find out how Legos can help you write better automation test scripts and the importance of using proxies in mobile testing. Listen to this episode now!Learn More:www.STPCon.com/stp-radio-the-friendlytester/

Following up his lightning talk ("Automation is Just a Tool") at the recent Let's Test conference, Richard Bradshaw joins us to dig a little deeper into the subject of test automation, exploratory testing, automation frameworks, artificial intelligence, DevOps and Skynet. This is a great conversation for manual testers struggling with the challenges to automate their tests, developers adopting automation and managers trying to keep it all working smoothly.

Following up his lightning talk ("Automation is Just a Tool") at the recent Let's Test conference, Richard Bradshaw joins us to dig a little deeper into the subject of test automation, exploratory testing, automation frameworks, artificial intelligence, DevOps and Skynet. This is a great conversation for manual testers struggling with the challenges to automate their tests, developers adopting automation and managers trying to keep it all working smoothly.