Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Graham

Former deputy Richard Graham joins Matt Fallaize to talk about two new books carrying his name — one a wartime love story which draws on his time in the armed forces, the other a collection of his much-loved Guernsey Press political sketch writing, illustrated by Ross Le Brun. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lily is a 25-year-old actress from Kent who has recently completed filming her debut short film in America, titled "Untouchable," written and directed by Adam Lapallo. In this film, she portrays Jillian Freeman, a teenage fencer, showcasing her skill with both the American accent and the foil. Beginning her acting journey on the theatre stage, Lily has performed in beloved musicals such as "The Sound of Music" and "Les Misérables." She has also taken on classical roles in Shakespearean plays like "The Tempest" (as Gonzalo) with Car Crash Productions and "Romeo and Juliet" (as Juliet). Last December, she toured with Tale Spin Theatre's production of "Jack and the Beanstalk." Expanding her talents into voice acting, Lily contributed to the Choices Audio Project directed by Seralina Powers and aspires to delve deeper into this field. She trained at the UK drama school East 15, earning a Foundation degree, and performed in plays directed by Susan Tordorf, Charlotte Tompson-Lillie, and Richard Graham. Outside of acting, Lily enjoys reading fantasy novels with a good cup of coffee or tea. She embraces her nerdy side by writing and playing Dungeons and Dragons games with friends and participating in LARP events. Recently, she qualified as a basic level Core Fencing Coach, teaching children the fundamentals of foil fencing, and looks forward to further developing her coaching skills. With "Untouchable" currently in post-production, Lily is excited to see it make its way through the film festival circuit later this year.

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Welcome back folks! This episode we keep the banter (slightly) under control to allow you to experience the British neo noir thriller I.D. I.D. is a 1995 British-German film made by BBC Films. Directed by Philip Davis Screenplay by Vincent O'Connell Story by James Bannon Starring Reece DinsdaleWarren Clarke, Sean Pertwee, Richard Graham, Perry Fenwick, Philip Glenister, Saskia Reeves, Claire Skinner,Lee Ross. Four young police officers are sent undercover to infiltrate a gang of hooligans who are on the fringes of the support for a London football club. Only total commitment will gain the undercover cops the acceptance they need to do their job - but how far should they go to live the life of the football thug? One of the officers suffers a personality crisis, his standards corroded by the effects of violent macho behavior. We were fortunate enough to be able to spend a wonderful friday afternoon chatting with Reece, primarily about I.D. but also about his career, memories and wonderous range of T-Shirts! We hope you enjoy this as much as we enjoyed did! Give Reece a follow on Twitter; @reece_dinsdale Reece Dinsdale, born August 6, 1959, in Normanton, West Yorkshire, is a versatile British actor known for his captivating performances in stage, television, and film. He gained recognition for his role in the sitcom "Home to Roost" (1985-1990) and his portrayal of Jimmy Kemp in the acclaimed TV drama "Threads" (1984). Reece's film credits include "I.D." for which he won the International Critics Award for best actor at the Geneva Film Festival, and Hamlet. He has also directed numerous television episodes as well as having a critically acclaimed theatre career. Reece is a patron of the Square Chapel Arts Centre in Halifax. With a career spanning decades, Reece continues to engage audiences with his talent and dedication to the craft. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/speakeasy-noircast/message

Richard Graham, Director of KYC and Financial Crime, Moody's AnalyticsAccording to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), some $2.6 billion was taken in ‘pig butchering' crypto scams. These financial grooming schemes build trust with targets over months before persuading victims to ‘invest' savings in fake platforms. How can we spot this and how can we stop it? Richard Graham, Director of KYC and Financial Crime at Moody's Analytics speaks to Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence.

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are LGBT+ safeguarding campaigner Jayne Ozanne, Labour MP Khalid Mahmood, Conservative MP Richard Graham and free speech campaigner Baroness Fox.

The ACAMS Hollywood 2023 conference was another success bringing industry professionals and practitioners together to discuss AML regulatory trends, emerging technologies, and more. In this episode, host Alex Pillow provides on-the-ground coverage capturing engaging conversations with Kieran Beer, Director of Editorial Content, Chief Analyst at ACAMS; Lukayn Hunsicker, Moody's Analytics KYC Head of New Product Innovation; Richard Graham, Moody's Analytics KYC Industry Practice Lead; Colleen Dychdala, Moody's Analytics KYC Head of Premium Content at Grid; and Modesto Rivero, Moody's Analytics KYC Senior Product Analyst. And, for the first time, Alex takes his turn in the hot seat as he shares his insights with host Jill DeWitt.Listen along for the inside scoop on conference topics, including:The growing role of sanctions in global affairsUpcoming regulations like the Corporate Transparency ActThe increasing importance of public-private partnerships in combatting financial crimeThe friction between data privacy and AML goalsChallenges compliance departments face todayTo learn how Moody's Analytics KYC can help take your AML and compliance programs to the next level, visit our website.

Welcome back to another episode of HR Insights, The Podcast!Today, our host Stuart Elliott is joined by Richard Graham, Head of Leadership and Career Development at the London Stock Exchange Group. Richard comes to us with a multitude of experience that has led him to global talent functions at Vodafone Group, Burberry, and Bloomberg, where he's driven meaningful culture change through leadership development and shifting people to a career ownership mindset. Richard is a certified coach and psychometric tool expert. He's lived in New York, Kuala Lumpur, and is now settled in London, where he lives with his husband, Rob and bulldog, Ron. He's an avid traveller and gardener.In this week's episode, Stuart and Richard sit down to discuss leadership development in a post-pandemic era. During this conversation, they talk widely about humanising the hybrid world, leadership of the future and work/ life integration. Key Timestamps-       1:28 – Introduction to Richard-       9:13 – Adapting to the new working world -       13:36 – Difficulties in humanizing hybrid working-       16:18 – Being transactional vs building relationships -       17:29 – Assessing talent -       21:18 – Input vs output-       24:07 – Biggest challenge about having a global role post pandemic -       26:21 – Balancing Hybrid life -       31:10 – Work/life integration -       32:48 – Change in career progression -       37:27 – Regional career differences 

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Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Labour's Shadow Justice Secretary Steve Reed, The Sun's political journalist Noa Hoffman, political commentator Yasmin Alibhai-Brown and Conservative MP Richard Graham.

Former Board Chair, Dr. Richard Graham, submitted his resignation from the ESD 112 Board of Directors after 25 years of service to ESD 112's District 1. https://bit.ly/3SlQd5G #EducationalServiceDistrict112 #ESD112 #DrRidchardGraham #BoardOfDirectors #Resignation #25YearsOfService #District1 #Superintendent #TimMerlino #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Hosts Susanne McNinch and Chez Filippini talk with Fr. Richard Graham, Parochial Vicar at St. Dominic Catholic Church and parishoners Ryan and Carol Wagner about their faith background, and their firsthand experiences of the devastation caused by Hurricane Michael.

It's important to know where we are in time. We are in the end times. Join us as we unpack why.

What can we learn from politics? Richard Graham is the MP for Gloucester, and has previously worked as an airline manager, a diplomat, and a financial manager. In this episode we discuss working where is most needed, having pride in your work and instilling pride in others, admitting to your own mistakes, and creating a synergy of interests. @RichardGrahamUK @GreenshawTrust Music: www.bensound.com

Joining Mitch in this 3 hour behemoth bonus episode is Richard Graham, former Navy SEAL! Richard gets into everything from joining the Navy and SEALS at 17, finding out about 9/11 in the middle of his BUD/S training, tracking down Serbian war criminals in the Iraq War period, sneaking onto FBI training bases and collecting information on trainee's going through bootcamp, how much are SEAL's really told about what's going on in the world? The guys also get into Richard's feelings on the Afghanistan withdrawal, the bigger picture and the sabotage of the ‘American Dream', Richard goes for UN Agenda 2030's throat, how basic human freedoms are slipping away in the United States, transitioning out of the SEAL community into civilian life, reframing your perception of your individual value outside of organizations like the military, how he continued to develop his leadership skills and himself once he got out and much much more! Links mentioned in this episode: Check out Rich Graham on Instagram here! Check out our Patreon here to support what we do and get insider perks! Follow the lads on IG: https://www.instagram.com/cbrnart/?hl=en Follow the lads on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CBRNDad Check out our sponsors: Use code: ARTANDWAR10 for $10 off an SMU Belt at AWSin.com Use code: ARTANDWAR for 5% off at midwestgunworks.com If you are interested in reloading ammo, check out our sponsor Dillon Precision here or at Dillonprecision.com! Check out our link tree for the rest of our stuff!

In this episode, Richard talks with digital nomad, Richard Graham.Richard Graham is the lead educational consultant with Genki English and is the world's leading authority on teaching in a fun, exciting and “genki” way.Through his Genki teaching, Richard Graham has sold millions of dollars of CDs and music downloadsHe has provided training sponsored by Ministries of Education, universities, boards of education and schools throughout the world as well as appearing on TV, TEDx and in numerous press articles.His materials are now used in over 190 countries by millions of teachers & students both in the developed and developing worlds.Links mentioned on the show:http://GenkiEnglish.comhttps://www.youtube.com/genkijapannethttps://www.facebook.com/richard.graham.313/

Richard Graham is a producer, technologist, educator, and cofounder of the company Delta Sound Labs. He also creates music as Signals Under Tests. Ricky is an Ableton Certified Trainer and Max programmer, having a Ph.D. with a background in computer-assisted music composition, electro-acoustics, and spacial audio for augmented reality (and VR). He has also been published in multiple articles by MIT press, Electroacoustic Music Studies (EMS), and other reputable journals. His software plugins have also been featured by Sound On Sound, Music Tech, etc. In this episode, Richard and Dan chat about music production using virtual reality, tips for anyone wanting to create their own plugins (VST's), innovative workflows using guitar pickups to control MIDI and modular synths, using Ableton's Looper and Echo devices, and more. Follow Richard Below: signalsundertests.com facebook.com/signalsundertests soundcloud.com/signalsundertests instagram.com/signalsundertests deltasoundlabs.com Save money purchasing the latest version of Ableton Live: liveproducersonline.com/buyableton Join Discord and connect with the Ableton community discord.gg/ceb9CgAFFj Join the newsletter. Be the first to receive new podcast episodes, as well as Ableton Live downloads, special events, and more: liveproducersonline.com/newsletter

Join us at Movilla Presbyterian for our mid-week Podcast.We continue in our Series in the book of Ecclesiastes.   This week we have our visiting speaking Rev. Richard Graham looking at chapter 7.Our Church family is based in Newtownards, Co. Down, Northern Ireland.For more information visit www.movillapresbyterian.org.uk 

As Boris Johnson prepares to respond to the initial findings of Sue Gray's report, Conservative MP Richard Graham says all prime ministers have his support to do their best for the country. He says Parliament is still focused on legislation including his bill on 'spiking.' Plus hosts Caroline Hepker and Yuan Potts speak to Beckie Smith, Deputy Editor of Civil Service World, Bloomberg's Therese Raphael and Leigh-Ann Gerrans. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Helen Bowditch is joined by Deputy Lyndon Trott and former States member, now political sketch writer, Richard Graham to talk about free speech and next week's budget debate. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on the PSA Podcast we have former QPR and Barnet FC player Richard Graham in for a chat! Ricky has seen and played with and against some of the most recognisable names in footballing history! He has seen the highs and lows of the game and witnessed football at many levels. We get an insight to football at the top level, learning what training is like as well as the highs and lows of trying to break into the big teams! We hope you enjoy, make sure to drop us a 5-Star review!

CRMprov is a new biweekly show in The Enrollify Podcast Network that reveals how institutions can experience growth through technology. Don't miss today's podcast to hear the first episode of CRMprov: Choose Wisely—Assessing, Eliminating, and Implementing On-Campus Software. Mickey Baines and Jamie Gleason connect with Erin Finn and Richard Graham from Thomas Jefferson University (Philadelphia, PA). Jefferson's CRM journey was, let's say, complicated...including the merger of two separate institutions, two different CRMs, two data sets...and all the other stuff that goes along with it. And, spoiler alert, they decided to go with a different CRM altogether.Listen in to hear how their internal process unfolded, who's owning the implementation now, and how it's going so far. And don't forget to subscribe to CRMprov so we can notify you every time a new episode airs!Check out our show notes for more episode details and to learn about our sponsors.

The chancellor had a difficult course to steer in the budget, reconciling his party colleagues who were against tax rises, with those who wanted to buttress the public finances sinking under a mountain of debt. Richard Graham, Conservative MP for Gloucester tells Bloomberg Westminster's Caroline Hepker and Roger Hearing the corporation tax rise Sunak announced is going to be a big change for business in 2023, but it's balanced by the increase in capital allowances to stimulate growth. Plus Vicky Pryce, chief economic adviser at the Centre for Economics and Business Research, joins to discuss the wider economic picture for the U.K. as it emerges from the Covid crisis.

MPs debate plans for the U.K. to cut trade ties with countries committing genocide today. That could see commerce with China dropped, because of its treatment of Uighur Muslims. Richard Graham, Conservative MP for Gloucester and chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on China, tells Bloomberg Westminster's Sebastian Salek and Roger Hearing why he won't be voting for the move. Plus, with the government considering big council tax rises to cover the cost of Covid, we look at the state of local authorities. Jessica Studdert, deputy chief executive of think tank New Local, joins to discuss.

CSE's Anil Mall is joined by Richard Graham, Associate at Inventa Capital and Lorne Warner, VP of Exploration at Tarachi Gold (CSE:TRG) to discuss the company's prospects in the Sierra Madre Occidental Gold Belt and how the company has managed to advance its program in the face of a global pandemic. Here's an overview of what Anil, Richard, and Lorne cover in this edition of the #HashtagFinance podcast:0:00 - Introducing Tarachi Gold2:54 - The reasons for exploring the Sierra Madre Occidental Gold Belt5:15 - Lorne’s background in mining7:45 - Describing what an epithermal gold deposit is10:20 - The benefit of historic drilling12:00 - Leveraging surface tailings17:50 - The impact of the pandemic in Mexico19:40 - Engaging local communities 22:45 - The team behind Tarachi 31:35 - Upcoming milestones - assays coming35:35 - Prospects for gold in the coming yearTarachi Gold Corp. is a Canadian junior mineral exploration company with an option to acquire a 100% interest in a group of concessions in the Sierra Madre gold belt known as the Tarachi projects. The project is approximately 220 km by air east of the City of Hermosillo and 300km south of the border between the United States of America and Mexico.Learn more about Tarachi Gold at https://thecse.com/en/listings/mining...

ILONA EUROPA interviews Michelle Tyler, singer and leader of the tribute band Mirage - Visions of Fleetwood Mac. She tells us about performing amidst COVID-19, and performs with her husband and music partner Bob Weitz with their White Rose- "Live From the Living Room" Holiday Concert Edition!! “Mirage” named after the bands’ third best selling album features Michelle Tyler as Stevie Nicks, Bob Weitz as John McVie, Annie Boxell as Christine McVie, Gary Hagen as Lindsey Buckingham and Richard Graham as Mick Fleetwood. Based in Los Angeles, “Mirage” has earned the top honors among tribute artists – endorsed by AXSTV as one of “The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands” and heartily praised by the ‘real’ Stevie Nicks after she heard a performance. “Mirage” recreates the classic lineup with a strong stage show and every detail to authenticity. From the custom wardrobe to the spot on musical and vocal performances, “Mirage” takes you on a Journey celebrating the hits of Fleetwood Mac in its prime.

In this powerful podcast, our clinical director, psychiatrist Dr Richard Graham is in deep discussion with Alex Holmes, founder of Anti Bullying Ambassadors programme and Deputy CEO of The Diana Award and British BAFTA award-winning actor Will Poulter on the latest thinking on bullying behaviour. In this episode, they discuss how we need to keep breaking down the barriers that stop us recognising and addressing bullying behaviours, how sometimes you even need to change the dictionary definitions of words, and how ‘reporting is supporting'. The cost of turning a blind eye to bullying behaviours is a trauma that can cast a lifelong shadow.

Can honor set a leg? Are gluttony and drunkenness ever virtues? And just how many capons and slain enemies will it take to settle the immortal question of who should be King of England? In this week’s episode, Will and James debate the relative merits and demerits of Sir John Falstaff and Sir Henry Hotspur, how wars evolve differently depending whether they are caused by fear, honor, and interest, and parallels between The Iliad, The Bridge on the River Kwai, and Shakespeare’s canon. // CREDITS // Intro Music: Jon Sayles, "The Witches' Dance" (composed by anonymous); Outro Music: Jon Sayles, “Saltarello” (composed by anonymous); Illustrative Excerpts: “The Hollow Crown: Henry IV, Part 1,” dir. Richard Eyre (2012); “Henry IV, Part 1,” dir. Dominic Dromgoole (2010); John Gielgud, "The Ages of Man" (1966); The Oregon Shakespeare Festival, "The First Part of King Henry IV," dir Richard Graham, Philip Hanson, and Angus Bowmer (1960)

Welcome to Really Interesting Women with Richard Graham.This is a podcast where I’ll be having conversations with some amazing women whose journeys and experiences are fascinating, inspirational and educational.We’ll hear about the unique challenges faced by these women and their willingness and determination to overcome many obstacles to achieve their goals. I’ll be asking a number of similar questions to each of my guests so we can directly compare their responses. That way we can look for patterns of behaviour that others may be able to emulate to enable them to reach their goals.As a house husband and primary carer for our three daughters for the last 20 years, I’m hoping to bring a unique perspective to these conversations but primarily I’m just here, like you, to listen and learn.

Juvenile Intervention and Faith-Based Follow-Up has a mission to break the destructive cycle of juvenile crime through Christ-centered intervention, and a vision to see youth flourish, free from a life of crime. ​

The government is turning to large-scale contact tracing to crack down on the coronavirus. That only makes Matt Hancock's target of 100,000 tests a day before the end of the month even more important. Richard Graham, Conservative MP for Gloucester, tells Bloomberg Westminster's Sebastian Salek and Roger Hearing why he's confident the health secretary will make it. Plus, after the first proper day of virtual Parliament, how well are MPs equipped to hold the government to account? Bronwen Maddox, director of the Institute for Government, joins to discuss.

Richard Graham, Chief Executive Officer of Delta Sound Labs, was at CES 2020 with the company's latest offering, Stream, a granular sampler audio effects plug-in that helps musicians and audio techs create big textures from very small sound samples.Delta Sound Labs is a U.S. based audio technology company focused on bridging analog and digital domains to create new instruments for the music, film, and gaming industries. Stream does that in a powerful, but user-friendly way, employing the concept of live looping - capturing audio on the fly, then repeating it to create larger, grander textures.Stream is a plug-and-play virtual mixer employing time-domain processing that provides an immediacy of results not found in spectral or frequency granulators. It can manage very small samples of sound, down to 20 milliseconds, and layer it up to 16 voices. While most looping systems allow for a short burst to be repeated on end (think KT Tunstall's Black Horse and the Cherry Tree), Stream is designed for integrating very small sections of audio as well as longer loops.The system also boasts a very low latency, making it ideal for live performance. The software is designed for people who like to perform solo with conventional instruments like the guitar, voice, or even brass, and want to record themselves as they play and use that as a pedal point to launch from, to solo or play melodies. From a live performance standpoint, there is something very special about a single performer acting as their own full band. The sounds can also be paired to a MIDI controller, allowing you to play the recordings back almost like notes on a piano.Stream also works within Unity as an audio mixer plugin, providing a tool for environmental audio for video games. This kind of granular audio processing could make for smaller audio installations for games, while also widening the capabilities of the game. Opening a door in a horror game could have a screeching sound that is customized to the length of the action.The software retails for $49. Visit the company's website to learn more about Stream and see other Delta Sound Labs products.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology and Christopher Jordan of The Talking Sound.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

Richard Graham, Chief Executive Officer of Delta Sound Labs, was at CES 2020 with the company's latest offering, Stream, a granular sampler audio effects plug-in that helps musicians and audio techs create big textures from very small sound samples.Delta Sound Labs is a U.S. based audio technology company focused on bridging analog and digital domains to create new instruments for the music, film, and gaming industries. Stream does that in a powerful, but user-friendly way, employing the concept of live looping - capturing audio on the fly, then repeating it to create larger, grander textures.Stream is a plug-and-play virtual mixer employing time-domain processing that provides an immediacy of results not found in spectral or frequency granulators. It can manage very small samples of sound, down to 20 milliseconds, and layer it up to 16 voices. While most looping systems allow for a short burst to be repeated on end (think KT Tunstall's Black Horse and the Cherry Tree), Stream is designed for integrating very small sections of audio as well as longer loops.The system also boasts a very low latency, making it ideal for live performance. The software is designed for people who like to perform solo with conventional instruments like the guitar, voice, or even brass, and want to record themselves as they play and use that as a pedal point to launch from, to solo or play melodies. From a live performance standpoint, there is something very special about a single performer acting as their own full band. The sounds can also be paired to a MIDI controller, allowing you to play the recordings back almost like notes on a piano.Stream also works within Unity as an audio mixer plugin, providing a tool for environmental audio for video games. This kind of granular audio processing could make for smaller audio installations for games, while also widening the capabilities of the game. Opening a door in a horror game could have a screeching sound that is customized to the length of the action.The software retails for $49. Visit the company's website to learn more about Stream and see other Delta Sound Labs products.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology and Christopher Jordan of The Talking Sound.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

Dr Richard Graham is in discussion with Edward Breen, a musicologist from City Lit. One of the many side-effects of isolation is a compulsion to self-improve, such as learning a language or new skill. It can become relentless. Musicologist, Edward Breen suggests another path, and one less driven. If we can stop, and allow for some space in our lives, we can rediscover and find things of value, such as a deep listening to music.

Richard Graham is in discussion with Stephen Oliver, the retired Bishop of Stepney and a former chief producer for the BBC. We will be discussing how the world has changed and how we can keep hope alive during the COVID-19 outbreak.

These are challenging and uncertain times for all of us. This podcast will include a range of experiences during the COVID-19 crisis – from experience of people directly or indirectly affected by coronavirus and the approaches they are taking to staying mentally well to top tips on what you can do to stay healthy. In this first podcast, Good thinking's clinical director, psychiatrist Dr Richard Graham is on discussion with GP Dr Bob Levin. Bob was in the unique position of being in the first cluster of Britons to contract coronavirus. Here he discusses his experience and the approaches he took to cope with being medically isolated away from his family.

It’s artists and graphic novels on this week’s “All About Books.” From UNL Libraries, Richard Graham introduces a huge, 16-year project from Omaha native Chris Ware called “Rusty Brown” An early 20th century illustrator is featured in, “Madness in Crowds: the Teaming Mind of Harrison Cady.”

*** ADD YOURSELF TO OUR SPIFFY NEW AUDIENCE MAP: https://canvis.app/dnA49I *** In this episode, we welcome Evangelist Richard Graham back into the conversation on how to handle pastoral changes. Hope you enjoy it!! Thanks again for listening! CHECKLIST FOR OUR "BLASTERS": This is Our church's Sermon podcast. Subscribe now! Receive text message updates from us and send feedback by texting keyword "BLAST" to 757-665-2410 Become a Patron to help us upgrade TheBLAST Podcast. Check out the latest items at our Merch Store Connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. "Binge-listen" to every episode! Leave us a Five-Star review on iTunes, Soundcloud, YouTube, or your Podcasting app of choice. SHARE, SHARE, SHARE! PLEASE CONTACT US: Leave us a voicemail Send us an email at: theblast@mail.com Sign up for our newsletter --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dr. Graham je psychiatr pro děti a dospívající. V současné době je vedoucím kliniky pro oblast dobrého myšlení: London's Digital Mental Well-being Service. V roce 2010 založil první službu závislosti na technologiích pro mladé lidi ve Velké Británii a v červnu 2016 byl jmenován do výkonné rady The United Kingdom Council for Child Internet Safety (Rada pro bezpečný internet pro děti Velké Británie). Bavíme se o hrozbách sociálních sítí pro děti a dospívající. Rozhovor je veden v anglickém jazyce.

This time on EAA’s The Green Dot, the crew was joined by former U.S. Air Force Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird pilot Col. Richard Graham, EAA 823636, to talk about his introduction to aviation, joining the Air Force, becoming an F-4C “Wild Weasel” pilot, transitioning to the Blackbird, and continuing to fly GA to this day.

In today's episode, host 'Tip Top' Tim Fitch sits down with Ben Pritchard and Richard Graham to discuss Canadian vs the UK construction and how the industry works across the cultures.

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*** ADD YOURSELF TO OUR SPIFFY NEW AUDIENCE MAP: https://canvis.app/dnA49I *** In this episode, we welcome Evangelist Richard Graham back into the conversation on how to handle pastoral changes. Hope you enjoy it!! Thanks again for listening! CHECKLIST FOR OUR "BLASTERS": This is Our church's Sermon podcast. Subscribe now! Receive text message updates from us and send feedback by texting keyword "BLAST" to 757-665-2410 Become a Patron to help us upgrade TheBLAST Podcast. Check out the latest items at our Merch Store Connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. "Binge-listen" to every episode! Leave us a Five-Star review on iTunes, Soundcloud, YouTube, or your Podcasting app of choice. SHARE, SHARE, SHARE! PLEASE CONTACT US: Leave us a voicemail Send us an email at: theblast@mail.com Sign up for our newsletter --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hva er oppskriften bak å gå fra frisør til å bli en av Norges største leverandører på hårprodukter, hårfarger, hårpynt etc?Hør Alexander Lindbeck fortelle historien bak Frends AS, som han og bestekameraten hans Pål Richard Graham startet sammen, og forts...

País Estados Unidos Dirección Paul Thomas Anderson Guion Paul Thomas Anderson Música Jonny Greenwood Fotografía Paul Thomas Anderson Reparto Daniel Day-Lewis, Vicky Krieps, Lesley Manville, Richard Graham, Bern Collaco, Jane Perry, Camilla Rutherford, Pip Phillips, Dave Simon, Ingrid Sophie Schram Sinopsis En el Londres de la posguerra, en 1950, el famoso modisto Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) y su hermana Cyril (Lesley Manville) están a la cabeza de la moda británica, vistiendo a la realeza y a toda mujer elegante de la época. Un día, el soltero Reynolds conoce a Alma (Vicky Krieps), una dulce joven que pronto se convierte en su musa y amante. Y su vida, hasta entonces cuidadosamente controlada y planificada, se ve alterada por la irrupción del amor.

Harnessing the Fire: Flourishing in the Digital Age.

Hello! This week we've looked up from our phones to look down at the generation of children addicted to theirs. In the wild west of the internet, children aren't as safe as you may hope and it's not just from adult content. Our guests this week Baroness Beeban Kidron, founder of 5Rights Foundation, and Dr Richard Graham, a Consultant Adolescent Psychiatrist, explain why treating children as adults on their technology is such a worry and what we can do about it.ANDComedian John Robins is banning online comments, issuing chip licenses, alcohol pricing and funding to cure minor ailments See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's our last Writer's Routine of 2017! So now, for something a little bit different. Artist, illustrator and writer Richard Graham brings us his daily ritual!Richard upcycles old junk, furniture and other bric-a-brac to make 3D pieces of character art. With this, he then imagines a story involving the pieces, and writes picture books for kids! His first 'The Cranky Caterpillar' is a tale of an insect stuck in a piano, moodily beating the keys, until a girl finds him, and sings some colour into his life.I went down to Richard's 'Cranky Caterpillar Museum' in Kings Cross, where he makes actual art, writes stories and trudges through proper admin. We talk about the difference between art styles and why some creators choose these methods, also why writing a short and concise story is sometimes horrendously tough, and how sometimes it's best just to put down the pen and switch off for a while. You can look at more of Richard's work at mrmake.co.uk.Our Distinguished Diary today features the weird and wonderful writing routine of Sir Tom Stoppard, who received an Academy Award for his screenplay of 'Shakespeare in Love'.Make sure you subscribe to the show on your favourite podcast place, and you'll get some brand new routines and inspiration in 2018!writersroutine.com@writerspod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Whether you're a huge fan of comics or don't know a single thing about them, they can still be used in the classroom. They are a gateway to both artmaking and meaningful discussion. In this episode, Andrew talks to Dr. Richard Graham (author of the book "Goverment Issue: Comics for the People") about how comics can help with engagement and student behavior (3:45), specific strategies for teaching with comics (10:00), and advice for using comics as a hook to get students more involved (14:45).    Resources and Links: Here is a list of (almost) all the comics Andrew and Dr. Graham discussed in the episode: Nearsighted Monkey Tumblr Persepolis Persepolis Film King Cat Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Spy Seal My Favorite Thing is Monsters  

On this Halloween episode of the Fun Kids Book Club Sean chats to YouTube star Ali-A about his new book Ali-A Adventures: Game On, and Dan is joined in the studio by Richard Graham, author and illustrator of The Cranky Caterpillar.  Richard also gives us an exclusive reading of the book, plus Imogen joins bex for 5 top spooky stories for Halloween.  Find out more about everything featured on the Book Club podcast on the Fun Kids website at: http://www.funkidslive.com

Author and artist Richard Graham joins Dan in the studio to chat about his new book The Cranky Caterpillar. Plus Richard gives us tips on how to better our drawing!

Just in time for the U.S. elections, Gene and Derek hold a roundtable discussion on political and propaganda comics. Joining them in the conversation are Richard Graham, author of Government Issue: Comics for the People, 1940s-2000s (Abrams ComicArts); Rafael Medoff, co-author (along with Craig Yoe) of Cartoonists against the Holocaust (Clizia Inc.); Kent Worcester, editor of Silent Agitators: Cartoon Art from the Pages of New Politics (New Politics Associates); and Fredrik Strömberg, the writer of Comic Art Propaganda: A Graphic History (St. Martin's Griffin). The guys talk with their guests about the significance of political cartooning and what drew each of them into this particular avenue of scholarship. Most of their conversation concerns the history of the genre (at least in the United States) as well as the process behind the research. At the same time, they also focus on the current political moment and how, as several of the participants feel, most contemporary political cartoonists haven't really met the challenge. The participants also share their thoughts on the impact of digital technology on the art form. In a heated political season signified by polemics and propaganda, it's reassuring that you can turn to a Comics Alternative special episode providing you with the soothing comfort of...well, polemics and propaganda. Learn more about this episode's guests and their scholarship: Richard Graham Kent Worcester Rafael Medoff Fredrik Strömberg Richard Graham, Kent Worcester, Fredrik Strömberg, and Rafael Medoff (with Craig Yoe)

Today’s Flight Plan What would it be like to strap into a top secret machine, fly at 80,000 feet and Mach 3+? Our guests today did just that as a crew, flying top secret missions. We catch up […] The post AviatorCast Episode 90: SR-71 Blackbird Crew: Richard Graham & Don Emmons appeared first on Angle of Attack.

A HUGE podcast for all of you - we chat with former Wallaby Owen Finegan about Richard Graham's departure from Ballymore, while we also speak with Men's Sevens coach Andy Friend from Las Vegas after his side fell agonisingly short in the Cup Final against Fiji!

On this episode we chat to Brumbies and Wallabies playmaker Matt Toomua. Review all the major talking points coming out of Rd 2 including the sacking of Reds coach Richard Graham and look forward to the big match ups in Rd 3.

Join us as Richard Graham gives us insight into his inspiring pilot journey After his first solo flight in 1962, with his father as the instructor, Rich Graham was hooked on a flying career. After 25 years in the United States Air Force flying the T-37/T-33/T-38/F-4/SR-71/U-2/KC-135Q aircraft he retired in 1989. He flew at American Airlines for 13 years and was a Captain on the MD-80. With a total flying time of 14,437 hours, Rich is currently an instructor pilot at McKinney Airport in Texas, United States and is a member of the Dallas FAAST team. Listen to Richard's Interview Here: Episode 23: Richard Graham    

Shelby Cares is a group of volunteers working with Shelby Systems to assist worthy organizations that are making the world a better place through Christian principles. The new Executive Director for JIFF (Juvenile Intervention and Faith-Based Follow-Up), Richard Graham, is visiting with us today here at the Shelby World Headquarters. He will explain what JIFF’s goals are, how many youth they have served and how effective they have been, what they have accomplished in the past year, and how you can get involved with JIFF to change a young person’s life forever. Make sure you watch the end of the video to see some of the volunteer work that Shelby Cares is doing this year with JIFF and OMOM (Orange Mound Outreach Ministries).

Shelby Cares is a group of volunteers working with Shelby Systems to assist worthy organizations that are making the world a better place through Christian principles. The new Executive Director for JIFF (Juvenile Intervention and Faith-Based Follow-Up), Richard Graham, is visiting with us today here at the Shelby World Headquarters. He will explain what JIFF’s goals are, how many youth they have served and how effective they have been, what they have accomplished in the past year, and how you can get involved with JIFF to change a young person’s life forever. Make sure you watch the end of the video to see some of the volunteer work that Shelby Cares is doing this year with JIFF and OMOM (Orange Mound Outreach Ministries).

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Changes at Ulster and it's Les Kiss to the rescue, the Waratahs on top of the table but will the Reds have the final say in two weeks? We hear from Bernard Foley, Paddy Ryan, Richard Graham and Beau Robinson.

Changes at Ulster and it's Les Kiss to the rescue, the Waratahs on top of the table but will the Reds have the final say in two weeks? We hear from Bernard Foley, Paddy Ryan, Richard Graham and Beau Robinson.

Changes at Ulster and it's Les Kiss to the rescue, the Waratahs on top of the table but will the Reds have the final say in two weeks? We hear from Bernard Foley, Paddy Ryan, Richard Graham and Beau Robinson.

We talk to Richard Graham about the progress of the Queensland Reds and Wallabies, but not before we've had a good old FURIOUS wang on.

Matt Rowley and Scott Allen talk to coach of the Queensland Reds, Richard Graham about what we learned from the first Lions test and how the Reds are travelling in Super Rugby. They then have a chat over the latest Lions stories including the Rebels match from last night.

The broadcast will feature actress and producer, Michelle Banks and her partner, Richard Graham. They are producing an event which is bringing together deaf and hearing artists in Washington, D.C. for the first time called In-Sight and Sound: Live De(a)f Poetry,  Nov. 11, from 8 PM to 10 Pm at Busboy and Poets in Hyattsville, MD. They have a kickstarter campaign we want to help them raise $3000.00 by Nov. 1 which means we don't have time to think, we just need to give. No amount is too small, because if they do not raise the minimum, which is $3000, they get nothing and this show next month sounds off the chart.  Visit http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1460383050/in-sight-and-sound-live-deaf-poetry?ref=email The $3,000 will help cover production costs and artists' fees. For tickets: insightandsoundpoetry@yahoo.com for tickets which are $15 dollars in advance, $20 at door, and half price for Veterans. The show is on Veterans Day.

Collected Comics Library Podcast #320 - The three hundred twentieth podcast! Interview with Richard Graham, Government Issue - Comics for the People, 1940s-2000s, Abrams ComicArts; 69m 11s Collected Comics Library, hosted by Chris Marshall, THE Trade Paperback Podcast. The only podcast solely dedicated to news, information and reviews on all sorts of comic book collected editions.

Anthony kicks off his Japanese language series by talking to Richard Graham who runs the very popular Genki Japan website. Richard has been making YouTube videos for some time now helping people learn Japanese in a fun and unique way. We compare different methods of learning Japanese and how you can say "may the force be with you" in Japanese. Anthony also talks about his recent emergency trip to the dentist and how a keep eye and an English speaking dentist helped him overcome this medical emergency. 

The words of one of our most loved hymns, Dear Lord and Father of Mankind, were taken from the last six verses of John Greenleaf Whittier's poem, The Brewing of Soma, an attack on ostentatious and overt religious practise. But it wasn't until over fifty years later, that a school master at Repton in Derbyshire had the inspiration to pair it with a tune by Sir Hubert Parry, thus confirming it as a favourite for school assemblies, funerals and weddings. The current Director of Music at Repton, John Bowley, explains how this happened, while composer and conductor Bob Chilcott explains why this was a musical mariage made in heaven. We hear from those for who whom the hymn has special significance, including the MP from Gloucester, Richard Graham; when briefly imprisoned in a Libyan gaol in 1978 he found enormous comfort in the words and tune. Pipe Major Ross Munro remembers recording the piece in the swelting heat of Basra with members of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards and film director Joe Wright recalls how the inclusion of this hymn was central to the power of his famous scene depicting the evacuation of Dunkirk in his film, Atonement. Producer: Lucy Lunt.

Listen to the show. This show we welcome Richard Graham from GenkiEnglish.com. Richard runs www.genkienglish.com and provides music, games and downloads for teachers. He tells us a bit about how he got started with music, what was behind the creation of his songs, and what new things are available over at GenkiEnglish.com. Also, in case […]