Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Harrington

Caroline Wheeler from The Sunday Times assesses the latest developments at Westminster.Following Rachel Reeves' speech setting out a series of major announcements on infrastructure projects, including backing plans for a third runway at Heathrow Airport, Caroline speaks to Labour MP, Josh Simons and crossbench peer, Richard Harrington, who chairs the manufacturers organisation Made UK about how to achieve growth in the UK economy. On the fifth anniversary of the UK's official departure from the EU, the chair of the Foreign Affairs select committee Emily Thornberry and the former Conservative MP and leader of the House of Commons, Penny Mordaunt discuss the state of play in EU-UK relations. The Conservative peer, Charlotte Owen is campaigning to stop the rise of deep fake online pornography and she discusses this with Caroline and "Jodie", a victim of deep fake porn.And, the Speaker of the House of Commons Sir Lindsay Hoyle explains the importance of marking Holocaust Memorial Day and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau in parliament.

In the third installment of our pre-Rhode Island Author Expo interviews, Richard Harrington takes us on a tour of his “Tender Purdy Mysteries” series, now in its second volume. Tender Purdy has an IQ of 180, can solve complex cases….and is only 5 years old. Richard talks about how he came up with the concept, and went from initial idea to completed book. He explains who Tender is, how she became a junior sleuth, and the challenges that await her in the books. We also get a sneak peek at what future stories have in store for the readers.

In this episode we welcome the legendary Penelope Spheeris and invite her to talk us through her extraordinary life and brilliant career. Barney wastes little time in asking the Louisiana-born filmmaker about the shocking traumas of her childhood and teenage years. We hear about her alcoholic mother's multiple marriages and the family's move to Southern California that led to Penelope putting herself through film school before graduating from UCLA. Along with the Saturday Night Live shorts she made with actor/comic Albert Brooks, Penelope talks about the pioneering Rock 'n' Reel production company that made '70s videos for everyone from Funkadelic to Fleetwood Mac. We also learn about her conversion to punk rock via Brendan Mullen's Masque club, where she shot SoCal hardcore bands like X, Fear, the Germs and Black Flag, the footage winding up in 1981's thrilling Decline of Western Civilization. From the first Decline we jump forward seven years to Decline II — and to a discussion of the '80s glam-metal scene that exploded on West Hollywood's Sunset Strip via bands such as W.A.S.P. and Poison. In addition we hear clips from Mat Snow's 1989 audio interview with all-girl quartet Vixen, sparking a discussion of rampant misogyny on the big-hair metal scene. With Decline II: The Metal Years being our guest's de facto passport to directing 1992's enormo-grossing Wayne's World, we ask Spheeris to recall her not-altogether- felicitous experience of working on the hit Saturday Night Live spinoff with Mike Myers and Dana Carvey. We also consider how the week's featured writer "Metal Mike" Saunders bridged the gulf between metal and punk, tracing his maverick career from a 1971 Creem review of Sir Lord Baltimore's Kingdom Come to the 1978 formation of SoCal hardcore band Angry Samoans. After Mark offers quotes from recently-added library pieces about electro-pop duo Erasure, rapper Schoolly D and, yes, Penelope Spheeris, Jasper closes out the episode with remarks on articles about El Paso's At the Drive-In and David Bowie. Many thanks to special guest Penelope Spheeris. Visit her website at penelopespheeris.com. Pieces discussed: The Decline of Western Civilization, Penelope Spheeris: The "Mad Surgeon" of Film, Vixen audio, Sir Lord Baltimore, A Brief Survey of the State of Metal Music Today, Metal Mike Saunders, Angry Samoans, Annie Nightingale, Erasure, Penelope Spheeris interviewed by Richard Harrington, Schoolly D, At the Drive-In and David Bowie.

“Nice people become horrible people” during an election year, says Richard Harrington. But as the ex-Tory minister who recently led a government review of the UK's approach to attracting foreign investment, he adds that he hopes his recommendations will be embraced by Labour and Conservatives, rather than being “sucked into” a political fight.  On this week's episode of In the City, Harrington joins Francine Lacqua and Allegra Stratton to discuss why the UK's attractiveness as an investment destination has faded. A former parliamentary under secretary of state at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Harrington complains the government is “old fashioned” and disorganized.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Conservative peer Lord Harrington, broadcaster Jemma Forte, Plaid Cymru Leader Rhun ap Iorwerth and Editor of The House magazine Francis Elliott.

In this episode we welcome Lloyd Bradley into our Hammersmith lair and ask him about his career as a journalist and as the acclaimed author of Bass Culture and Sounds Like London — the latter book celebrating its 10th birthday at the time of recording. We learn what London sounded like to Lloyd as a boy growing up in '60s Hornsey, and how his love for music led to writing for Blues & Soul and then NME and Q. He talks us through some of the key themes of Sounds Like London — his history of "100 years of Black music in the capital" — and particularly the homegrown reggae sub-genre known as "lover's rock" and the rise of grime as a hybrid of UK garage, hip hop, jungle and dancehall. Discussion of lover's rock leads us to clips from a 1998 audio interview with Steve Barrow, founder of dub/roots-reggae reissue label Blood and Fire — and then to how Lloyd came to write 2000's mighty Bass Culture: When Reggae was King. After a short discussion of soul legend Bettye LaVette — and her journey from early '60s Atlantic Records to the Anti- label in the mid-noughties — we pay tribute to the late Tina Turner and her epic story of survival and self-reinvention Mark quotes from highlights of his additions to the RBP library, including Richard Harrington's Washington Post review of the last gig Lowell George ever played and Tony Scherman's exhaustive Musician interview with session drummer Earl Palmer. Finally, Jasper talks us out with his remarks on pieces about Labrinth and London's hyper-eclectic jazz scene. Many thanks to special guest Lloyd Bradley. For more on Bass Culture and Sounds Like London, visit his website at lloydbradley.net. Pieces discussed: George Clinton, Beggar & Co, The Growth of Grime, Blood & Fire's Steve Barrow audio, Bettye Lavette, Bettye Lavette vs. Susan Boyle, Thankful N' Thoughtful, Ike & Tina, Tina Turner, Soulful Queen of Rock'n'roll, Tina Turner roars into Rock Hall, Lowell George, Earl Palmer, Labrinth live and London jazz.

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are UNISON General Secretary Christina McAnea, former Refugees Minister Lord Harrington, Shadow Asia Minister Catherine West & Mail on Sunday columnist Dan Hodges.

In 1978 a Japanese film crew came to 11-year-old Tudur Owen's farm on Anglesey to make a programme about his life for a TV show called Children of the World. Then a Patagonian gaucho turned up. As did a man claiming to be a geology student called Hector. But were they all what they seemed? Written and narrated by Tudur Owen with additional voices from Lisa-Jên Brown, Richard Harrington, Gwenno Hodgkins and Yuriko Kotani. Script editor: Gareth Gwynn Production co-ordinator: Katie Baum Sound design: David Thomas Producer: Richard Morris A BBC Studios Production

Richard comes on and tells us fishing stories, talks about the river rambler, he talks about his wood cut out salmon prints, and we dive deep into dogs. tonight's show has been brought to you by  https://predatorflygear.com/ https://www.simmsfishing.com/ https://ahrexhooks.com/ http://urbanflycompany.com/ https://www.yeti.com/en_US/home https://www.queencityguiding.com/ and check richard out at  Richard C. Harrington (richardcharrington.com) South Lima Steelhead Society  

Richard comes on and tells us fishing stories, talks about the river rambler, he talks about his wood cut out salmon prints, and we dive deep into dogs. tonight's show has been brought to you by  https://predatorflygear.com/ https://www.simmsfishing.com/ https://ahrexhooks.com/ http://urbanflycompany.com/ https://www.yeti.com/en_US/home https://www.queencityguiding.com/ and check richard out at  Richard C. Harrington (richardcharrington.com) South Lima Steelhead Society  

This is another Bali special episode with a very special person. My guest today is Richard Harrington. Richard is the founder of RHInternational. Where Richard and his team help individuals boost their investment returns by offering premium investment research into the top three global stock markets as well as designing tailored offshore investment strategies.  Richard was recently featured in  Forbes alongside his mentor Warren Buffet. Today we are going to talk about Richard's journey and learn how to allocate your funds better so that they work for you.   Links from the episode: Rich's Own Netflix - https://www.richflix.net/ Apple Website - https://www.apple.com/ Yahoo Finance - https://finance.yahoo.com/ Nasdaq - https://www.nasdaq.com/ Oprah's Super Soul Sunday Show - https://www.oprah.com/app/super-soul-sunday.html Audible - https://www.audible.com   Books Richard Recommend:  The Intelligent Investor: A Book of Practical Counsel by Benjamin Graham - https://www.amazon.com/Intelligent-Investor-Book-Practical-Counsel?tag=10mj-20 Sapiens: A Graphic History: The Birth of Humankind (Vol. 1) by Yuval Noah Harari - https://www.amazon.com/Sapiens?tag=10mj-20 The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change by Stephen Covey - https://www.amazon.com/Seven-Habits-Of-Highly-Effective-People?tag=10mj-20 Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill - https://www.amazon.com/Think-Grow-Rich?tag=10mj-20 Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not by Robert T. Kiyosaki - https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-Dad?tag=10mj-20   Connect with Richard: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-harrington Website - https://www.rhinternational.net Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/richard.harrington Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/richlifebali Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel   Want to sit down with Anatoly 1 on 1 ? Even though I keep saying I AM NOT A GURU, many of you ask to sit down and pick my brain. I have decided to do a 1h HELP calls. There are 2 purposes: 1st to support you in your journey and second also to be able to break even on the production of this podcast (each episode editing, marketing, guest research etc takes about $60 - $150 to produce). Now you can schedule 1h with me, and we can talk about launching products, hiring, product research, keywords, mindset, how I did an Ironman or anything at all. Link is here - https://calendly.com/anatolyspektor/anatoly-connsulting-1h    ANATOLY's TOOLS: Product Development: Helim10 - I use it for  Product Research, Keyword tracking and Listing Optimization .  SPECIAL DEAL: Get 50% your first month or 10% every month: http://bit.ly/CORNERSIIH10  Pickfu - I use it for split testing all of my products and for validation ideas .  SPECIAL DEAL: First split test 50% 0ff  https://www.pickfu.com/10mj Trademarking: Trademark Angels - For all my trademarking needs.  SPECIAL: Mention Anatoly and 10MJ podcast and get 10% Off your trademark.   HR: Fiverr -  I hire my 3dMockup person and images label designer here on Fiverr - http://bit.ly/10mjFIVERR Upwork - I hire people long term on Upwork - upwork.com  Loom.com - for creating SOP's, I record everything on Loom and give to my VA's Keepa.com - to track historical data such as prices   ANATOLY's  3 Favorite  Business Books: DotCom Secrets by Russel Brunson - I think this is a must read for every online entrepreneurs - http://bit.ly/10MJDotCom 4 hours work week by Tim Ferriss  - This book changed my life and made my become an entrepreneur - http://bit.ly/10MJ4WW The Greatest Salesman In The World  by Og Mandino - Old book but it goes to the core of selling -  http://bit.ly/10MJGREATSM    DISCLAIMER: Some Links are affiliate, it costs you nothing, but helps to keep this podcast on the float   Have questions? Go to https://www.10millionjourney.com Follow us on Instagram: @10millionjourney

Today I sit with Richard Harrington, an investor, entrepreneur and philanthropist from South Africa. This was a super fun conversation. We went deep down the rabbit hole of financial freedom, investing, building assets, and how we can use this knowledge to make a real difference and leave a legacy of impact. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. About Rich Harrington At 24 years old, Richard Harrington cracked the code on profiting from a recession. After unlocking financial freedom, he now lives in Bali, spending his time helping others change their behavior with money. Born to humble beginnings in South Africa, he now dedicates himself to helping others on their journey toward financial freedom, believing that when we rise, we have an obligation to lift others up too. He attributes much of his success to none other than his role model, Warren Buffett. Richard read his first Buffett book in his first year of college and has since read nine more. He applies Buffett's strategy of long-term value investing in all his personal investment decisions. What You'll Learn in This Episode   01.07 What is financial freedom? 02. 37 The Story Behind Rich 07.50 Recognizing The Pattern 10.47 Blessed to be a blessing 17.21 Is Tax Necessary? 24.23 The Grand Shift 32.43 Putting First Thing First 33.53 Trading is for broke people 45.01 More Than Labels 47.08 You Can't Force Manifestation 59:38 The Long Game 1:03:23 Emotional Freedom   Quotes - Rich Harrington - You can't help the world with a glass that is empty. You gotta fill your cup first. - I can have money, but money will not have me. - No matter how dark your situation might feel, light comes in the morning. Everything is temporary, nothing is permanent. Winter never follows winter. Find Rich Harringtonhttps://www.instagram.com/richlifebali/ https://www.rhgroup.online  

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/239 Sponsor: Koffler Boats: https://wetflyswing.com/koffler Todd Hirano breaks down dry line summer steelhead fly fishing today with a step x step on Todd's home water in the upper Willamette River.  We find out when and where to fish dry flies for steelhead and a bunch of tips that'll help you swing one up this year. Todd shares some tips on what todo on the comeback when a fish has hit your fly but not taken it fully.  This one is loaded with tips from one of the best anglers focused on skating dries for steelhead. Show Notes with Todd Hirano - Steve on spey pages:  upstate on the fly on spey pages and the Upstate on the Fly podcast. - The Beulah arrow head spey line has been a staple in the longer scandi head.  The Gale Force lines are also great to go with. - I noted the John Shewey podcast episode #16 - The formula for the leader can be found at this article on surface steelhead tips - We noted Jeff Hickman at Fish the Swing and and the little wang fly naming. - The bi visi bomber fly is a variation of the Bomber. - Garoutte hitch which helps to keep the leader come out through the bottom of the hook. - Richard Harrington's River Rambler Podcast - Mike Stangeland - Little Wang step x step and Surface Tips was in Swing the Fly Magazine - Spey Pages Forum - Steve Godshall is a legend in the custom rod game and is Todd's newest tool. - Bruce Kruk has been a good spey casting teacher for Todd.  Bruce was on the podcast here.  Derek Brown's spey casting video along with Dec Hogans dvd. - We talked about the OP Barbless Podcast You can find Todd at ToddHirano.Blogspot.com or on Instagram.  Todd is happy to talk if you send him a dm. Dry Line Summer Steelhead Fly Fishing Conclusion with Todd Hirano Todd Hirano is on the podcast to share his biggest dry line summer steelhead fly fishing tips with a focus on the upper Willamette River.  We find out why Todd loves a broadside presentation with a slower and softer run. We find out how the Little Wang fly was developed and why Todd loves a bi-visible fly to help aid in strike detection. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/239

Richard Harrington set himself free from immense debt at the young age of 24. He has since spent nearly a decade traveling and sharing this education with others to help them do the same. He provides the tools he used to break the cycle of debt with those he coaches..Richard has been featured in Forbes, Intelligent Millionaires Network, and Heart FmIn this episode we speak about:-The 5-minute rule for success-Financial Mastery-Overcoming self-limiting beliefsTo register for the latest REAL Success Event: https://www.realsummits.com/For access to exclusive content join our REAL Success Club: https://www.rsesales.com/Instagram:Richard Harrington: https://www.instagram.com/richlifebali/REAL Success: https://www.instagram.com/realsuccessnet/Candice: https://www.instagram.com/candice_mama/About your host: Candice Mama's is one of Vogue Magazine's top 33 most inspiring women in the world alongside Nicole Kidman, Michelle Obama, Malala. She was named in the Top 20 African Women by the African Union and United Nations.

Mellee mixes tracks from Play Records' Ibiza 2021 compilation, including works by Oliviero Vivarelli, R.oK ft. Isis Salam, Med in Mars & Spicyledy, Cristian Avigni ft Katiuscia Ruiz, Richard Harrington ft. Env Vox, Melleefresh & dj genderfluid. Mathey B, deadmau5, Jerome Robins, Hotknife, Tom One. Hoxton Whores, Madaë, Saladin, Stifano, illusïn, JackEL & JLM, and Wolvero.

This week, we discuss the issue of dogs being stolen and how it has become a common occurrence. We touch on Lady GaGa's stolen French Bulldogs, Koji and Gustav and how to avoid this happening to you. We also talk about Poldark's Richard Harrington and his new lockdown delivery driver job. A pigeon also takes centre stage during a government online zoom meeting and becomes a historical moment for one particular Research Officer. We also review Prince Harry's interview with James Corden on this weeks segment of In Review.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-add-zest/message

Mellee mixes a selection of tracks from Play Records' New Year's Eve 2021 compilation, including works by Cristian Avigni, Raffaele Caporale, R.oK, Isis Salam, Banju, Kardano, META4OUR, Joel West, Saxmode, Danny Jay, Billy Newton-Davis, Hotknife, Melleefresh, 2 Wrapz, Outwork, DJ Frisco, Marcos Peón, Left Ear Right, Mathey B, Richard Harrington, Kenei B, Saladin, JackEL, JAYKØ, Steezy Wundr, Robiko, DJ Oleg Skipper, idoLies, and MXJ.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/169 I had the pleasure of sitting down with Adrian Cortes to dig into dry line steelhead with a focus on winter steelhead.  Adrian is one of the leaders in dry and wet fly fishing without a sinking line. We find out how to "get down" to the fish without a sinking line during the most challenging time to catch steelhead.  Tons of tips and resources that will help you avoid the bottom dredging this winter. Show Notes with Adrian Cortes - I had Richard Harrington on the podcast in episode 159. - We talk about Todd Hirano and the dedication to skating flies. - Bill McMillan was a big influence for Adrian and Todd Hirano.  We talk about the connection to the old school without all of the tech advances. - Lee Spencer on the North Umpqua cuts off the hook just like Harry Lemire. - The Winter's Hope, by Bill McMillan was tied specifically to sink on a dry line. - The 3/0 Partridge Code M and the Blue Heron Hooks plus the Alec Jackson hooks have some weight.  But the code M is the best to use for weight. - I noted Big Red who helped me back in the day. - A farlows perfect reel to balance out the bamboo rod. - Adrian noted John Gierach who was on the podcast in episode 47, - Silver Ardea is a classic pattern that is not married and allows it to sink better. - Sid Glasso's Orange Heron - Adrian's Fly board of retired flies and their stories. - Jin Woo Lee is a great tier in hand who has some great tying in hand videos on youtube. You can find Adrian on Instagram at Adrian Cortes Steelhead here. Resources Noted in the Show Dry Line Steelhead by Bill McMillan Michael Rogan patterns tiers in hand Videos Noted in the Show Bill McMillan's Winter's Hope Tube Style Jin Woo Lee's Tying in Hand "They're not that bright of fish, you just have to put it in front of them." Conclusion with Adrian Cortes I had the pleasure of sitting down with Adrian Cortes to discuss one of the most challenging forms of steelhead fly fishing.  We dig into the how's and why's of dry line steelhead fishing in the winter. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/169

Show Notes: http://wetflyswing.com/163 James Millard is back on the podcast to share the update on Olympic Peninsula Skagit Tactics and the new products they have out now.  We find out about a new line that you might enjoy checking out and a ultra light trout spey. We also dig into some more tips on skating dry flies for steelhead.  James shares some tips on best conditions and equipment for your next outing.  We also find out how the European folks are flipping the heads so they can do some scandi casting. Support Our Podcast Sponsors  So Fly Gear – http://wetflyswing.com/sofly Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: http://wetflyswing.com/ftj Show Notes with Olympic Peninsula Skagit Tactics - Heres the first episode with James Millard way back in episode 29. - Kynslee Sccott and Ricky Davis are two of OPST’s brand ambassadors. - Dave Flaherty from Left Coast Spey helps OPST with some of their modeling. - We talked about the 10’ SHS floating tips that work on OPST skagit heads. - We talked about the commando groove which is great for summer steelhead especially if you’re looking for an intermediate. - The Hardy Perfect Click Pawl Reels were noted here. - James notes the FIST from airflow and the similarities with the OPST series. - The Commando Smooth would be the best line for dry fly fishing trout. - The micro skagit rods are great for a two handed trout set up in the lower rod weights. - Tom Morgan RodSmith's were on the podcast in episode 162 here. - OPST Line chart - Todd Hirano has a great blog on skating flies. - Richard Harrington was the podcast here. - You can Find Olympic Peninsula Skagit Tactics on youtube here. You can James at PureSkagit.com Resources Noted in the Show SHS floating tips Micro Skagit rods Videos Noted in the Show OPST Youtube channel Conclusion with James Millard James Millard gives us an update on new products coming out for OPST.  We talked about the Grand Ronde and some summer steelhead action.  We also find out why their new intermediate line is great for trout and steelhead. We talk about some of the new products over the last year like the two handed micro skagit rod and the commando smooth which are great for trout fishing. Show Notes: http://wetflyswing.com/163

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/159 Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://ftjangler.com/ So Fly Gear: https://www.soflygear.com/ Richard Harrington, from the River Rambler Podcast, is on the today to share the fly fishing story of Oregon to New York and back again for steelhead. Richard also shares some great tips on steelhead fishing the North Umpqua. We talk about skating flies and the best way to hitch a fly behind the head so it skates up nicely for you.  We get into a little bit of everything including who is the mastermind behind Richard's podcast and which spey rods he loves. Show Notes with Richard Harrington - Frank Moore was on the podcast here in episode 46. - Rick Pope was on the podcast here and we talked about the Flip Pallot episode with the $40k in cash story. - The Go Fund Me site for Frank Moore due to loosing his house from the fires. Here’s my episode with Frank Moore.  - Here’s the skunk I used to catch the Frank Moore fish on the river. - John McMillan was on the podcast here and talked about the status of steelhead. - The River Why book was amazing and compared to the River Rambler here. - Currents Podcast is produced by Richard's daughter. - I noted the Zoom PodTrac P4 which I will be using and testing very soon.  You can find my review of it on my other podcast here:  The Outdoors Online Marketing Podcast. - Todd Hirano's blog is a great resource for dry flies for steelhead. The Riffle Hitch for skating flies for steelhead - The Blue Heron hooks and Dave McNeese was a guest on the podcast in episode 155 here. - I noted Moonshine Rods and some of the smaller companies that are out there. - The Drake Magazine forum is a good resource. - Burkheimer Rods, Gary Anderson, Meiser Rods are all big players in the Northwest spey game. - Todd Hirano's Wang fly is great for skating steelhead. - George Cook was on the Podcast here in episode 131. - John Larisons book, Dec Hogan's book, Todd Hirano's blog are great resources for dry fly fishing. - Richard C Harrington  is the art side of Richard and where you can find his stuff. You can find Richard at TheRiverRambler.com and the SouthLimaSteelhead Society.com. Resources Noted in the Show Blue Heron hooks John Larison's Steelhead book Videos and/or podcasts Noted in the Show Frank Moore Podcast Video Bomber fishing for Atlantic salmon "You're not going to skate fish if you don't fish skaters." Conclusion with Richard Harrington We hear Richard Harrington’s amazing story of creating a steelhead focused podcast after being “stuck” in New York for 40 years prior to returning to the NW. Richard and I talk about everything in this one from D Day to the Wallows. We also dig into some resources and tips on skating flies for steelhead including some great blogs, books and videos that you'll love.  click the link below to subscribe so you get updated when the next podcast drops. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/159

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Welcome back to The Round 12 MOTIVATIONAL MASTERY Podcast Show! Episode #81 "GET YOUR MOJO WORKING!"... Tribute to Mr. Jimmy Smith. When you love something, when you're good at something, when you formulate the idea for something, when you reach higher and ignite the fire in your soul for something, when you cannot & will not relent… and you must press on… this kind of message rings true. Be your best, do your thing and play your life's music! GET YOUR MOJO WORKING!! CLICK THE ATTACHED LINK TO SEE OUR LATEST PROGRAM EMAIL OR TO SUBSCRIBE: https://conta.cc/3d0sBzE Intro & Outro Music Provided by... Soul II Soul, Song: "Keep on Movin'!" Musical Guest, Mr. Jimmy Smith, Songs: "Got My Mojo Working; Flamingo; The Sermon" Special thanks to guest Image: "Mojo Jojo (From TV Cartoon: Powerpuff Girls.) Additional Thanks to: writer Richard Harrington and The Washington Post for their article and historical perspective.

First off, we hope you are all safe and healthy during these crazy times. We recorded this before the pandemic really got going, so that's why we don't mention it at all in the episode. We cannot believe TMNT is 30 years old!?! Since this movie and comic franchise has been such a huge part of our lives, it was really a no-brainer that we would do an episode on it. It seemed like the perfect time to do it since it's celebrating it's 30th birthday and it's also on Netflix currently so you can watch while we are stuck inside for who knows how long. We start off the episode discussing the latest movies we've watched that are currently available to rent or stream, what tv we're streaming and our tastiest meals when we were still able to eat at restaurants. We had to bring back one of our favorite guests, one of Rob's buddies from all the way back to his elementary school days and a HUGE TMNT enthusiast, Hollywood actor, J.Michael Trautmann! He was so great on our Rise of Skywalker episode that we had to have him on again to talk about his love for these pizza-loving, butt-kicking turtles! We had a blast reminiscing about our childhood memories of this film while breaking it down. We hope you have as much fun listening to us as we did talking about this indie classic!We end the episode with a movie game we took from Doug Loves Movies called Last Man Stanton and our Patrons get to hear us draft our Top 5 Favorite Films When We Were Kids!We sincerely hope you're all doing ok and hoping we can help take your mind off the craziness of the world right now. Much love to you all and...COWABUNGA!1:26 She's Out of My League3:30 Judy5:28 Peaky Blinders Season 57:36 The Handmaid's Tale Season 39:18 Giordano's https://giordanos.com/locations/minneapolis-uptown/11:05 The Copper Hen Cakery & Kitchen http://www.copperhenkitchen.com/13:29 Plugarooni's 13:57 patreon.com/theavidindoorsmen16:25 @JMACdaKID17:49 Who's Your Favorite Turtle?20:39 TMNT Plot Synopsis21:20 Rotten Tomatoes22:57 Jamie Russell from BBC23:41 Richard Harrington from The Washington Post24:14 Buegs' Hot Take29:17 Rob's Hot Take36:12 JMac's Hot Take43:00 The Dude Award48:00 The Tucci Award55:42 The Dingus Award1:00:52 Show Me The Money1:09:13 Buegs Boo Hoo Moments1:11:46 Movie Trivia1:20:03 Judgement Day1:20:20 Last Man Stanton Movie Game1:40:40 twitch.tv/jmacdakid4real1:42:17 Top 5 Favorite Movies As Kids

Melleefresh mixes some of the latest releases on Play Records. Including tracks from Plaxrecx, Kardano, Meta4our, Sam Girling, I-TWAR, Hotknife, Myze, Midnite Heat, Michelino, Med In Mars & Spicylady, Richard Harrington, Kenei B, Saladin, JackEL, JAYKØ, Steezy Wundr, Wolvero, SpekrFreks, Emanuele Marini, and herself.

Books worth reading chosen by actor Richard Harrington and comedian Njambi McGrath

00:00 Milan Savic, Narah! - Standing Here (Klinedea Remix) 04:38 Dmitry Molosh, Sasha Bartashevich - Step By Step (Original Dub Mix) 09:48 Nopi - Mayaya (Original Mix) 14:27 Pablo German - Reborn (Imran Khan Remix) 19:05 Ilkan Gunuc - Dreamno (Original Mix) 22:42 Bynomic - Space Diamond (Kenan Savrun Remix) 27:52 NAHS - Birds In Mount Zion (Fabri Lopez Remix) 34:38 Space Motion - Vagabundo (Fuenka Extended Remix) 39:34 OIBAF&WALLEN - Hela (Paul Angelo & Don Argento Remix) 44:44 Diamandy - Elegant Sadness (Stan Kolev Remix) 49:38 Kataploks - Consistent (MarioMoS Remix) 55:34 Juan Pablo Velardi - Through The Space (Vitaly Shturm Remix) 1:00:59 Madloch, Subnode - Lion's Mane (Dmitry Molosh Remix) 1:05:46 Richard Harrington, Beat On - After Life (Echo Daft Remix) 1:11:00 Samet Zorlu - Lights Out (Original Mix) 1:15:42 Lane 8 - Just (Original Mix) 1:18:48 Stage Van H - Paramythi (Science & Reason Remix) 1:24:29 Alberto Sainz & Idan Gerber - The Cube (Edvard Hunger Remix) 1:29:38 SIJTLI - Vida (Original Mix) 1:34:32 Dmitry Molosh - Cascade (Original Mix) 1:39:11 Kamilo Sanclemente - The Wind of Change (Original Mix) 1:45:23 Marco Bedini - Other Side (Original Mix) 1:50:48 Paul Angelo, Don Argento - Deer Cave (Original Mix) 1:55:11 Mahalo & DLMT, Lily Denning - So Cold (Milkwish Extended Remix)

00:00 Milan Savic, Narah! - Standing Here (Klinedea Remix) 04:38 Dmitry Molosh, Sasha Bartashevich - Step By Step (Original Dub Mix) 09:48 Nopi - Mayaya (Original Mix) 14:27 Pablo German - Reborn (Imran Khan Remix) 19:05 Ilkan Gunuc - Dreamno (Original Mix) 22:42 Bynomic - Space Diamond (Kenan Savrun Remix) 27:52 NAHS - Birds In Mount Zion (Fabri Lopez Remix) 34:38 Space Motion - Vagabundo (Fuenka Extended Remix) 39:34 OIBAF&WALLEN - Hela (Paul Angelo & Don Argento Remix) 44:44 Diamandy - Elegant Sadness (Stan Kolev Remix) 49:38 Kataploks - Consistent (MarioMoS Remix) 55:34 Juan Pablo Velardi - Through The Space (Vitaly Shturm Remix) 1:00:59 Madloch, Subnode - Lion's Mane (Dmitry Molosh Remix) 1:05:46 Richard Harrington, Beat On - After Life (Echo Daft Remix) 1:11:00 Samet Zorlu - Lights Out (Original Mix) 1:15:42 Lane 8 - Just (Original Mix) 1:18:48 Stage Van H - Paramythi (Science & Reason Remix) 1:24:29 Alberto Sainz & Idan Gerber - The Cube (Edvard Hunger Remix) 1:29:38 SIJTLI - Vida (Original Mix) 1:34:32 Dmitry Molosh - Cascade (Original Mix) 1:39:11 Kamilo Sanclemente - The Wind of Change (Original Mix) 1:45:23 Marco Bedini - Other Side (Original Mix) 1:50:48 Paul Angelo, Don Argento - Deer Cave (Original Mix) 1:55:11 Mahalo & DLMT, Lily Denning - So Cold (Milkwish Extended Remix)

1. Analog Context, Meither - Osigiliath Alley (Starkato Remix) [SMTC Underground] 2. Yotto - Hyperlude (Dosem Extended Edit) [Anjunadeep] 3. CUT - Out Of Touch (Tim Baresko Extended Remix) [PIAS] 4. King & Early - Runaway (Original Mix) (Fly Boy) 5. Deeparture - Royal Dutch 6. Icarus - Meet Me There ft. Nathan Ball (Original Mix) [FFRR] 7. Rodg - Tell On Me (Extended Mix) [Zerothree] 8. Will_Clarke - U Take Me Higher (Original Mix) [All We Have Is Now] 9. Enamour - Catalyst (Extended Mix) [Zerothree] 10. Richard Harrington & Beat On - Elysian (Extended Mix) [Perfecto Black] 11. Estiva - Kosmos (Extended Mix) [Statement!] Itunes - bit.ly/ItunesProgSub Spotify - bit.ly/SpotifyProgZ Deezer - bit.ly/DeezerProg Sitcher -bit.ly/SticherProg IHeart - bit.ly/PROGHEART Tunein -tun.in/pjrvn

RHEDPixel's Richard Harrington joins the show to discuss the possibilities of AI-based assistance in photography.

Our first episode, an introduction to The River Rambler, our host, Richard Harrington tell's the story of how he got interested in fly fishing, and his plan's for the future of the show. Come back next week for our official Episode 1.

I talk to Richard Harrington, a performance artist and programmer, about relearning programming at different stages of his life, from an Apple II to JavaScript to Clojure.

On episode 54 of the Kayak Fishing RAW podcast we talk to Summer Slam Part 2 champion Leandro Pera. Leandro has fished this event since 2014 and talks about finally winning this tournament. Our Second guest is Richard Harrington. Richard claims that he saw the Jersey Devil in the flesh! 

I highly recommend Lynda.com for learning Photoshop, Word and other software. Lynda.com is an online learning site with over 3,000 courses on topics like business, design, web development and multimedia skills, and software (Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite and open source applications) that can help you pursue personal and professional goals. The courses are delivered by expert instructors and feature searchable transcripts that make it easy to find quick answers to questions. They also feature Certificates of Completion that can be uploaded to a LinkedIn profile. I hope it helps you as much as it helps me! Ask your Local Library for Free Lynda.com Access I don’t know how they’ve worked the magic, but some libraries have access to the Lynda site. I’m able to access the site and lessons with my local library card and pin number. If you can’t manage the subscription fee, maybe go and chat to your librarian! Other Audio in this Episode I’ve included a short snippet about matching colours from the course “Nondestructive Exposure and Color Correction with Photoshop CC”, by lynda.com author Richard Harrington. At the very start you’ll also hear 3-year-old Mateo bargaining with his mum for cupcakes. His “Listen Linda’ video went viral a few years ago. 

Richard Harrington: Digital graphics expert, Producer, CEO of RHED Pixel talks about his work, his philospohy and how he manages to stay relevant.  Episode 5 of my "Wandering Conversations with Interesting People in TV and Beyond".

Beti George yn sgwrsio gyda'r actor Richard Harrington. Darlledwyd y sgwrs 9/06/2011.

Mandy Walker, the Director of Photography of new film Tracks, discusses the challenges she faced capturing the remote and hostile Australian outback on screen. Welsh drama Hinterland, a dark crime series filmed simultaneously in English and Welsh, is coming to BBC4 this Monday, lead actor Richard Harrington and co-creator Ed Talfan discuss the epic process of filming the whole drama twice. The philosopher Alain de Botton has put his theory that art can be therapeutic into practice, with a new exhibition at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. De Botton explains why he hopes visitors will find this sort of exhibition more fulfilling. And playwright Bryony Lavery discusses her new work The Believers, which explores faith, belief systems and parenting. Presenter: Kirsty Lang Producer: Rebecca Armstrong.

Richard Harrington speaks about his work in the 64th Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition at the Memorial Art Gallery, July 14-September 8, 2013.

Here is a brief summary of the past five years of the show, with links to episodes that I think reflect the spirt of the time. The Early Years Jan 2007 - April 2008 (Episodes 1 thru 86) #1 Looking for learning I’ve already spent a year planning my first day of school at CDIA and here are the reasons why. #6 Wk1 – Working with the DVX100 The early, heady days of information overload. Geek out! #36 Wk26 – Production Audio Another technical introduction to recording technology and some nitty gritty details on how to respectfully place the lav mic on a person’s body #71 Wk51 On Location In the middle of shooting a short project with actors, directors and crew, oh my!   The Crucible May - September 2008 (Episodes 87- 115) #87 Wk63 Shooting Work begins on my final film. I can’t look! #106 Rough Screening Criticism and pressure don’t mix well #114 Panic on Day Zero Meeting the deadline.   Before the Fall October 2008 - January 2009 (Episodes 116 - 123) #121 Ruff Cutz Film Conference Showing my wares #122 Thoughts while I edit More navel gazing   The Wilderness Years February 2009 - October 2011 (Episodes 124 - 169) #130 Catching the Big Fish After things are finished, I quiet down and reflect, I realize how much of filmmaking is a mind game. Direct David Lynch’s book is good food for thought #132 Handmade Film Screening 100 plus people show up to see my film and ask me questions afterward #147 Job Fair I went to a job fair #162 Say yes Attitude and grit #163 Video in a Day On location at Plimoth Plantations   One step forward, two steps back October 2011 - November 2012 (Episodes 170 - 227) #170 NaPodPoMo starts today - #199 National Podcast Post Month where you commit to posting a show a day. Just to shake out my complacency #205 Richard Harrington – From Still to Motion A recorded presentation by Richard Harrington about his book on the DSLR Video workflow #212 Blink – Book review and editing advice Review of an excellent book about learning and creativity #213 Privacy, Anonymity and Success How to be your own superhero   Arrival December 2012 - January 2013 (Episodes 228 - 241) #230 Milestone Looking back and moving forward #235 DSLR Video: Interview with Howard Phillips A very rich conversation with an entertaining and experienced cinematographer about the role DSLRs can play in filmmaking #240 Trying to get the feeling Coming out of the brain fog

**Today's host(s):** Scot Landry and Fr. Mark O'Connell **Today's guest(s):** Fr. Kevin Sepe, pastor of St. Francis of Assisi parish in Braintree * [St. Francis of Assisi Parish, Braintree](http://www.sfab.org/) * [Roman Catholic Diocese of Hamilton in Bermuda](http://www.catholicbermuda.org/) **Today's topics:** Fr. Kevin Sepe shares his path to the priesthood, the wonderful community at St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Braintree, how the clergy personnel board assigns priests, and what does a vicar forane do? **1st segment:** Scot welcome Fr. Mark back to the show and Fr. Mark says he was in Bermuda this past week. Boston has been appointed by the Vatican for many years as the tribunal for the Catholic Church in Bermuda and Fr. Mark made a pastoral visit with the priests on the island. He also spoke to laypeople on the topic of annulments. He said Bermuda is at the same latitude as North Carolina and only two hours by plane. Scot was at St. Michael's in Andover, the largest parish in the Archdiocese, for a vicariate meeting on the work of Catholic media. Also tomorrow is the priestly ordination for six men in the Archdiocese of Boston, at the Holy Cross Cathedral at 9am. Fr. Mark taught them canon law in the seminary and said they are a very fine group. They will receive their assignments tonight from Cardinal Sean. Fr. Mark resides at St. Francis of Assisi parish in Braintree, where the pastor is today's guest, Fr. Kevin Sepe. **2nd segment:** Scot and Fr. Mark welcome Fr. Sepe to the show. He is also pastor of the geographic region in which the Pastoral Center resides. The first day the Pastoral Center was open, Fr. Sepe brought collection envelopes to the Chancellor. Fr. Sepe grew up in St. Michael's in Lowell and attended high school. In 1977 there was a graduating class of 17 men, 3 of whom are now pastors in the archdiocese. They never discussed the seminary in high school, but they all came to the seminary later. He believes its the foundations they received from the priests in the parish. Scot said he was stunned to learn that Fr. Kevin grew up in  the same parish Scot grew up in. When Fr. Kevin was in high school, he admired the headmaster of St. Michael's school, who was also his Latin teacher. One day at the end of school, the priest asked him, "Sepe, did you ever think of the priesthood?" He said, "No", and the priest replied, "Start." Fr. Kevin said that seed developed and grew and he couldn't escape it. It wasn't in his brain, so much as his heart. After that, he talked to a parish priest who recommended he talked to someone at the seminary who offered a weekend retreat for college-age men. While he was a little rambunctious on the weekend, it was a foundation. Fr. Kevin's father was a classic WWII vet and while he had a profound faith, he was no theologian. To have a son as a priest was an honor. His mother was a registered nurse and had worked in a psychiatric hospital and seen many difficulties in people's lives so she wanted to make sure he would be happy. Scot said Fr. Kevin is celebrating 25 years in the priesthood this year. His experience is far different from the day of his ordination. At the time, you couldn't expect to be pastor for 25 years, but that quickly changed. His first assignment was St. Joseph, Quincy, where had a wonderful five years with the pastor and a parish school in a city. He stayed friends with the pastor afterward. After that assignment he went to Middleboro and learned how large the archdiocese is. The parish itself is 75 square mile and is the southernmost part of the archdiocese. On a communion call one time he got lost on the back roads and it took him all day to get back home. After that assignment, he was at St. Mary in Randolph with Fr. Richard Harrington. Fr. Kevin has been a pastor for 14 years this coming August. He remembers being on a board that investigated making rectories separate from the church's offices, which has turned out to be a good respite for many priests to enable them to have a place of prayer apart from the work place. It's a relief to leave the office, come home, and rest and have a prayerful place. At St. Francis, the rectory has the parish offices in the building, but there's a clear separation. It's a former convent and it had a cloistered area built into the architecture. **3rd segment:** Scot said St. Francis is known as a busy parish. He said they have a parochial school with 360 students and they provide them with a Mass once per month and he's in the school regularly. Their religious education program has 700 students. They have an active sacramental life, they have about 100 funerals per year and about 120 baptisms. With the school, there is an access to a percentage of parents you would not normally connect with during the week. About 50% of the students live within Braintree and the rest are commuters from other parishes or other towns. Fr. Mark said there is a lot of charitable activity in the parish. There is an active St. Vincent de Paul Society. On Thursdays, there is a food pantry day serving a number of people in the parish. They have a monthly canned food drive to stock the pantry. There is also an agreement with [Panera Bread](http://www.panerabread.com/) where they receive the day-old bread that would normally be thrown away. It allows them to give baked goods to families who not have access to them. They help on the average of about 60 to 120 families and that number has increased in recent years, as well as requests for assistance with rent, fuel, and clothing. The parish has an annual giving tree at Christmas where parishioners supply gifts for specific children. Fr. Mark said they also help parishes overseas. Each week 10% of the parish's offertory is sent to organizations locally and globally. The parish is involved with the [SMA Fathers](http://www.smafathers.org/), where they host a priest for 2 months from Africa, giving them a respite from the missionary labors. At the end of their stay, there is a collection from parishioners. Last year, the provided a roof and a generator for a parish in Northern Nigeria and even a motorcycle for the catechists to reach remote parishioners. After Hurricane Katrina, the parish collected $60,000 for relief efforts to the people of the Gulf region. The parishioners are very aware of their need to give of their time, talent, and treasure. Fr. MArk said this comes from the leadership of a priest like Fr. Sepe who models the behavior and encourages. Scot said the numbers of kids involved in religious ed and the school makes it sound like it's a very young parish. What works to bring them to the parish? Fr. Kevin said they have a weekly family Mass on Sunday at 9am and encourage families to bring them. The kids come up to sit near the altar during the homily and  the homily is geared to the children. At baptisms, they make them prayerful liturgies and they encourage parents to bring the kids even if they make noise. It's how the kids become comfortable in the church. They also have religious education meeting on a Sunday in order to invite them to the 9am Mass and the 10:30 Mass. They do their First Communions at their Sunday Masses, small groups at every Mass over two weekends. It reminds them of the importance of coming to Mass as a family. He wants to draw them back to the Church on Sundays. They have a unique ministry called the prayer shawl ministry. Fr. Kevin said there are many women who gather to pray as they crochet or knit. They do it in silence as they listen to meditative music and pray for people. They then give the shawls to the homebound or people in hospice or to expectant mothers who know they are connected to a parish that cares for them. **4th segment:** Fr. Kevin is also a vicar forane and serves on the clergy personnel board and is a fire and police chaplain. Scot asked Fr. Kevin how Cardinal Sean assigns a priest. For the newly ordained, they are interviewed by the board. They are asked questions and the board gets to know them, their talents, and more mundane matters like allergies to pets or the like. Whether they'd like to be near a school or in a city or if they need to be assigned near a relative who needs their care. Also, their language abilities. Meanwhile, the board has prepared a list of parishes that would be suitable assignments for new priests. Their first assignment is only 3 years. They might become pastors in only 8 years, but recently one priest was made a pastor after his first assignment. They want the priest to be able to learn quickly how to become a pastor. They're thinking of making them only two year assignments. When a pastorate opens, a priest can submit his name for a particular parish. Or one of his friends can nominate him. Or his name can be generated by members of the clergy personnel board. They look at the statistics of the parish: demographics, financials, and the ministerial staffing. They then look at the list of the priests of the archdiocese, their current assignments, and when they were ordained and maybe find a name of a parochial vicar who might be a good fit. They come up with a slate of three names recommended to the Cardinal. they put them in order of who they believe would best fit. Fr. Kevin has been on the board for 6 or 7 years. Today, they consider assignments with pastoral planning in mind and they consider not just the parish, but the whole region and the whole archdiocese. They now use GPS and mapping technology to show the locations of parishes around the open pastorate and see, for example, priests who are close to retirement in nearby parishes and thus affect who they will assign in the currently open assignment. The slate of candidates goes to the cardinal and he can choose one of the names or he can choose anyone he wants. The cardinal usually runs the list by several other priests as well. But he typically goes with the recommendation even if he changes the order of the priests on the list. Fr. Michael Medas of the Clergy Personnel Office calls the priest and meets with him to talk about the parish and to encourage him to accept the assignment. A new wrinkle is that pastors are now being asked to be pastors of more than one parish at a time. They've asked pastors of nearby parishes to take on neighboring parishes as well. Scot said the Archdiocese is divided in 5 regions and each region is divided in vicariates, sub-regions. The vicar forane helps the Cardinal in administering the vicariate. He hosts meetings of the pastors and allows for an avenue of communication from the archbishop to the priests and back. As vicar forane he coordinates that communication. At a vicariate meeting today they had the vicariate's representative the presbyteral council give a report on the recent meeting of the council. The priests give their feedback to the representative and then he brings it back to the cardinal and the council. The vicariate meets about every 4-6 weeks. Fr. Kevin tries to schedule them for just after the presbyteral council meetings. Fr. Mark said the Church works with principle of subsidiarity, pushing all activity to the lowest level applicable. **5th segment:** We look at this coming Sunday's Gospel as we do every Friday. * [Gospel for Sunday, May 22 (John 14:1-12)](http://usccb.org/nab/052211.shtml#gospel) >Jesus said to his disciples: “Do not let your hearts be troubled. You have faith in God; have faith also in me. In my Father's house there are many dwelling places. If there were not, would I have told you that I am going to prepare a place for you? > >And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back again and take you to myself, so that where I am you also may be. Where I am going you know the way.” Thomas said to him, “Master, we do not know where you are going; how can we know the way?” > >Jesus said to him, I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. If you know me, then you will also know my Father. From now on you do know him and have seen him.” Philip said to him, “Master, show us the Father, and that will be enough for us.” Jesus said to him, “Have I been with you for so long a time and you still do not know me, Philip? Whoever has seen me has seen the Father. How can you say, ‘Show us the Father'? > >Do you not believe that I am in the Father and the Father is in me? The words that I speak to you I do not speak on my own. The Father who dwells in me is doing his works. Believe me that I am in the Father and the Father is in me, or else, believe because of the works themselves. Amen, amen, I say to you, whoever believes in me will do the works that I do, and will do greater ones than these, because I am going to the Father.” Fr. Kevin said many priests would select this Gospel for a funeral Mass. He dwells on the Lord saying, "In my Father's house there are many dwelling places." What does he mean? Is this like a giant house at the beach. Scot said his kids are at the stage of asking him what heaven will be like and he tells them we cannot know, but that it will be greater than we can imagine. Fr. Kevin tells them to dream and imagine what they would like to be there. He recalled the graveside ceremony prayer: "Inflame in our hearts a desire for heaven." What does it mean for heaven to be like a banquet? It's a giant feast that we never have t o get up from, we're never full and we move from table to table to be with one another. Scot notes Jesus's response to Philip, "Have I been with you for so long a time and you still do not know me, Philip?" He imagines what Jesus might say to himself: Have I been with you in prayer and in Mass and in the people you love, do you still not know Me? We have to make sure to be aware of the ways in which Jesus is present to us every day. Fr. Mark notes that in John's Gospel that Philip is often portrayed as not having a clue and always needs a little reassurance and yet does great things in his life later on. Scot said to imagine being Philip, and how confused Philip must have been to hear these teachings for the first time without the benefit of two thousand years of trinitarian theology to help him. Fr. Mark likes to have a role model in Philip who needs some help and may not be the best student. That will conclude today's presentation of The Good Catholic Life. On Monday, Michael Miller from the Acton Institute and Andreas Widmer from the Seven Fund will talk about entrepreneurial solutions to poverty and on Tuesday, Fr. Robert Reed of CatholicTV will be on the show to tell us about all their great programming. For recordings and photos of today's show and all previous shows, please visit our website: TheGoodCatholicLife.com. You can also download the app for your iPhone or Android device at WQOM.org to listen to the show wherever you may be. We thank our guest, Father Kevin Sepe. For our co-host, Father Mark O'Connell, our Production team of Rick Heil, Anna Johnson, Justin Bell, Dom Bettinelli, and George Martell, this is Scot Landry saying thank YOU for listening, God bless you and have a wonderful evening!

In this podcast, Steve Trumble, Editor in Chief of The Clinical Teacher looks at the March issue of the journal, focusing on an article by Jon M Dickson, Richard Harrington and Michael J. Carter entitled: ‘Teaching clinical examination using peer-assisted learning amongst graduate-entry students’. Steve talks to Jon Dickson (Department of Biomedical Science, The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK) about this article and learns more about peer-assisted learning. Read the paper: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1743-498X.2010.00417.x/suppinfo

Episode 6 of the Digital Convergence Podcast by 16x9 Cinema with host Carl Olson - a visual artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Richard Harrington and Robbie Carman, are two of four of the co-authors of the new book from Peachpit: From Still to Motion.  According to Peachpit: "With the addition of high definition video capabilities to the latest batch of DSLR cameras, photographers have a convenient and familiar tool to fully embrace the new world of video. But video is very different than photography, with new challenges and technology to master.  Here to guide them on all aspects of video—from preproduction to post—are four veterans of film, video, and photography.  Not only do the authors create video projects seen around the world, they speak the language of photography fluently and will ease the reader’s transition from still to motion. Within the book, readers will learn how to plan their shoots, what gear they'll need, how to properly light for motion, how to achieve professional-level audio, the specifics on color-correction and editing footage, various options for output, and artistic techniques such as stop-motion and time-lapse photography." In this episode, Rich Harrington and Robbie Carman talk about what to expect from their new book. Taking a platform agnostic approach and covering a wide range of budgets, they discuss a broad range of topics including unexpected lessons learned, do-it-yourself lighting, camera support and motion, post-production and color grading, sound, stop-motion and time-lapse and a wealth of other topics. I hated to cut short this conversation - it's our longest episode yet. But it's well worth hearing.  

Today we talk with Richard Harrington and Mark Weiser authors of the book Producing Video Podcasts: A Guide for Media Professionals. If you are a audio podcaster looking to get into video, it can help those looking to do it on a shoe string budget or the person looking to invest some big time equipment. For more information about the Authors and the book go to www.vidpodcaster.com The book is available at Amazon.com