Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Morrison

Former president of Anheuser-Busch Sales & Distribution Company Anson Frericks offers his insight to the Bud Light controversy, declining sales & its future. He was interviewed by the Competitive Enterprise Institute senior fellow Richard Morrison. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former president of Anheuser-Busch Sales & Distribution Company Anson Frericks offers his insight to the Bud Light controversy, declining sales & its future. He was interviewed by the Competitive Enterprise Institute senior fellow Richard Morrison. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dive into the world of financial regulation with Kevin Freeman and Richard Morrison as they uncover how partisan bureaucrats wield enormous power over our financial system. Discover the covert operations and unannounced plans that affect small businesses and investors worldwide, including the history and potential future of weaponized financial regulation. Learn about efforts to expose these practices and what everyday citizens can do to protect their rights and assets. Prepare for a revealing discussion about the delicate balance between regulation and freedom in the realm of finance.

"We need to be the change we want to see." Are you interested in regenerative economy? What do you think about best practice versus next practice? How can we properly preserve urban cultures? Interview with Pearl Ng, the Head of Smart City, Innovation and Improvement at City of Casey. We talk about her vision for the future of cities, urban collaboration, good intentions, equal opportunities, and many more. Pearl Ng is an experienced consultant committed to drive digital innovation through research, community engagement and professional development activities. Her mission is to be a catalyst for positive change by creating an enduring legacy, inspiring others to unleash their full potential, championing women in STEM, and using innovative strategy to shape our future cities. Find out more about Pearl through these links: Pearl Ng on LinkedIn; Smart City at City of Casey; Australian Smart Communities Association website; Connecting episodes you might be interested in: No.090 - Interview with Professor Matthew McCartney about the connection between economy and cities; No.105 - Interview with Richard Morrison about NEOM from the engineering perspective; No.186 - Interview with Tom Bosschaert about planned cities; No.209R - Regenerative Economics What wast the most interesting part for you? What questions did arise for you? Let me know on Twitter ⁠⁠⁠@WTF4Cities⁠⁠⁠ or on the ⁠⁠⁠wtf4cities.com⁠⁠⁠ website where the ⁠⁠⁠shownotes⁠⁠⁠ are also available. I hope this was an interesting episode for you and thanks for tuning in. Music by ⁠⁠⁠Lesfm ⁠⁠⁠from ⁠⁠⁠Pixabay⁠

"Make things that both work for today while they can become the bricks in the foundation of how we operate our cities of tomorrow." Are you interested in sustainability as resilience, harmony, and wellbeing? What do you think about integrated sustainability? How can we learn from the past for a better future? Interview with Tom Bosschaert, the founder and director of Except Integrated Sustainability. We talk about his vision for the future of cities, stages of grief in sustainability, Orchid City, the City of Hope, and many more. Tom is the founder and director of Except Integrated Sustainability, and the visionary force behind its development. He is also the chairman of the Environment Committee of the World Institute for Change Management and Innovation (WICMI) in Switzerland. Tom founded Except at the age of 19 in 1999 with a mission to find systemic solutions for our societal challenges by combining science, business, design, and communication. In the past decades, he has developed several hundred projects globally, for groundbreaking sustainable cities, buildings, business, policy, and industry. Tom's vision shows that we can flourish globally when we simultaneously integrate environmental, societal, economical, and technical aspects in our society. He is a frequent keynote speaker, and author of the Symbiosis in Development (SiD) framework and books. Find out more about Tom through these links: Tom Bosschaert on LinkedIn; @Tom_Bosschaert as Tom Bosschaert on X; Except Integrated Sustainability website; Symbiosis in Development at Except; Symbiosis in Development website; Tom Bosschaert at Except with podcast links; Connecting episodes you might be interested in: No.105 - Interview with Richard Morrison about NEOM; No.184 - Interview with Alby Bocanegra about the 24h city; No.185R - Systems thinking as a paradigm shift for sustainability transformation; What wast the most interesting part for you? What questions did arise for you? Let me know on twitter @WTF4Cities or on the wtf4cities.com website where the shownotes are also available. I hope this was an interesting episode for you and thanks for tuning in. Music by Lesfm from Pixabay

A new study has found that 45 percent of Irish people believe in ghosts with 48 percent of females believing in them compared to 43 percent of males. Do you believe in ghosts? Andrea was joined by Richard Morrison, co-founder of Paranormal Supernatural Investigations Ireland PJ from Púca Vogue, Paranormal investigator,

To a collaboration between farming and art. The Gullies Arts Residency was established last year, and is set on a 250 hectare sheep and beef farm in the Rangitikei District, belonging to Laura and Richard Morrison. This year's recipient is interdisciplinary artist Caroline McQuarrie. She is spending the 8 week residency using local wool to explore the settler history of the region through embroidery and weaving. And Laura Morrison will tell us about how her he farm came to be a focal point of artistic endeavour.

President Biden issued his first veto over the past week. It was against a Congressional resolution dealing with what's known as ESG in finances. Basically, the resolution would have returned federal rules on managing investments to require making maximizing returns the goal. Under the Biden Administration, ESG (environmental, social, and governance) priorites can also be considered, meaning that pension or other investment fund managers can invest yor savings with activism in mind. Richard Morrison from the Competitive Enterprise Institute and the Free The Economy podcast explains how the change could affect your investments.

Discover how ESG policies may neglect fiduciary responsibilities in favor of social justice. Richard Morrison joins Mike to discuss how oil and gas is ESG's top target. SHOW NOTES: 1:01: What Is ESG? 2:41: How Widely Adopted Is ESG? 5:33: How Does ESG Increase Costs For Consumers And Clients? 13:47: How Does ESG Impact The Current Banking Crisis? 15:18: What Lessons Did The FTX Collapse Teach Us About ESG? 16:59: What Are The Risks Of Intermingling ESG With Fiduciary Responsibility? 23:37: How Is Oil & Gas The #1 Target Of ESG?

Interview with Richard Morrison, Industry Director, Technology Advisory APAC at AECOM. We will talk about his vision for the future of cities, transport links as veins, urban renewal, and many more. With over 23 years industry experience, Richard Morrison leads AECOM's Industry Director, Technology Advisory APAC. A highly experienced Smart Cities advisor, Richard has led projects such as the Smart City Strategy for Bradfield, NSW's Smart City; to Neom a Giga project in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. You can find out more about Richard through these links: Richard Morrison on LinkedIn; @ICT_Ninja as Richard Morrison on Twitter; Richard Morrison as a speaker at the Sydney Build 2023 expo; Richard Morrison as part of the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat; Connecting episodes, that might interest you: No.006I - Interview with Daniel Prohasky talking about planning for the future; No.069I - Interview with Dr Éva Kereszty talking about the importance of urban services; No.075I - Interview with Gavin Cotterill talking about cyber security; No.078I - Interview with Ammon Beyerle talking about affordability in design; No.090I - Interview with Matthew McCartney talking about establishing new cities; No.096I - Interview with Chris Maher talking about housing affordability; No.099I - Interview with Noel Tighe talking about opportunities being the other side of concerns; What wast the most interesting part for you? What questions did arise for you? Let me know on Twitter @WTF4Cities or on the wtf4cities.com website where the shownotes are also available. I hope this was an interesting episode for you and thanks for tuning in. Music by Lesfm from Pixabay

Are you interested in city of NEOM and its history and future? Our summary today works with the book chapter titled The story of NEOM city: opportunities and challenges from 2019 by Alshimaa Aboelmakarem Farag, from the book titled New cities and community extensions in Egypt and the Middle East, published by Springer. Since we are investigating the future of cities, I thought it would be interesting to see one of the biggest new city developments and this is a great preparation for the next interview with Richard Morrison. This chapter presents NEOM's history, opportunities and challenges. Plus, I also included the ChatGPT service's summary and pros and cons as a treat at the end of the episode. As the most important things, I would like to highlight 3 aspects: NEOM is planned to be a hub for advanced technology, renewable energy, and innovative industries, and is intended to be a model for future urban development. The biggest opportunities are advanced technology and innovation, sustainability, and quality of life for this project. The biggest challenges are the costs, displacement, political instability, unknown timeline, only branding without substance, economic downturn, and social challenges. You can find the chapter through this link. Abstract: The story of NEOM city starts when the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced the launch of NEOM, the futuristic megacity, on the conference “Future Investment Initiative” in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, at 24 October 2017. The Project's promoters aspire to brand a new land where a plethora of unique development opportunities that could contribute to make NEOM a global hub for trade, innovation, and knowledge. The creative class around the world has been invited to participate in creating NEOM, with promises of a new life in a beautiful nature free place, and an independent economic zone with its own laws, taxes, regulations, and no restrictions. Future technology in transportation, growing and processing food, healthcare, internet of things, and digital air all should contribute to providing NEOM's residents a unique lifestyle. The project that starts with a fanfare might face a number of challenges, whether at the present or in the future such as the abstention of investor's participation in such a current economic situation in KSA after the decline of world oil price, resistance of conservatives, the neighbors countries' supporting, in addition to the time challenge. There is also a fear of repeating the failed experiments as Saudi kingdom will not be able to bear its costs. The shortage of literature and references has been a big challenge when to write this article in such time, four months after the formal announcement of launching NEOM. However, this article raises several questions and inquires that help to predict future challenges that might face the decision makers and can be addressed if recognized early. You can find the transcript through this link. What wast the most interesting part for you? What questions did arise for you? Let me know on Twitter @WTF4Cities or on wtf4cities.com website, where the shownotes are also available. I hope this was an interesting episode for you and thanks for tuning in. Music by Lesfm from Pixabay

On Friday's Morning Focus, Alan took a trip to Doolin Cave to go ghost hunting ahead of Halloween. Alan met up with Richard Morrison, Anthony Douglas and Ronan O'Grady who are all members of Paranormal Supernatural Investigations Ireland and headed to Doolin Caves. The group chose this location after partaking in an interview with story teller Eddie Lenihan, who told them fascinating stories about the caves. Listen in to find out how to group got on in their investigation.

It's hard to appreciate just how thoroughly corrupted the federal "justice" system has become unless you've experienced it first hand. Eric Parker joins me to discuss his trial experience following Bundy Ranch as well as the current Jan 6 show trials. Are FBI agents being pressured to create criminal plots that can be blamed on the political right? Julie Kelly says it's time to investigate the FBI's sketchy confidential human source program as well as it's highly politicized brand of enforcement. If you find yourself in need of a bit of nourishment for your soul, Barry Brownstein delivers. Start with his essay on how thoughts and prayers rule the world and find time to examine the two bonus essays linked within. It's stressful when so many things are changing all around us. Richard Morrison's review of Entrepreneur magazine editor-in-chief Jason Feifer's take on how to stop panicking and embrace the future points to some timely advice. What could we possibly learn from a 5th Century Roman about finding happiness in a world filled with pain, loss and injustice? Logan Albright introduces us to Boethius and his priceless lesson about the gift of life. Sponsors: HSL Ammo Monticello College Life Saving Food  Garage Door Pros

It's hard to appreciate just how thoroughly corrupted the federal "justice" system has become unless you've experienced it first hand. Eric Parker joins me to discuss his trial experience following Bundy Ranch as well as the current Jan 6 show trials. Are FBI agents being pressured to create criminal plots that can be blamed on the political right? Julie Kelly says it's time to investigate the FBI's sketchy confidential human source program as well as it's highly politicized brand of enforcement. If you find yourself in need of a bit of nourishment for your soul, Barry Brownstein delivers. Start with his essay on how thoughts and prayers rule the world and find time to examine the two bonus essays linked within. It's stressful when so many things are changing all around us. Richard Morrison's review of Entrepreneur magazine editor-in-chief Jason Feifer's take on how to stop panicking and embrace the future points to some timely advice. What could we possibly learn from a 5th Century Roman about finding happiness in a world filled with pain, loss and injustice? Logan Albright introduces us to Boethius and his priceless lesson about the gift of life. Sponsors: HSL Ammo Monticello College Life Saving Food Garage Door Pros --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

The former Our Lady's Hospital in Ennis was the scene of a recent, possible sighting of a ghost. Paranormal Supernatural Investigations Ireland visited the old Ennis Asylum, located on the Gort Road, and took video footage and lots of photographs, including one of what they believe to be the spirit of a child staring out of a window. The group including Richard Morrison, Ronan O'Grady, PJ Kavanagh and Anthony Douglas, decided to check out any potential spiritual activity after hearing stories about the history of Our Lady's and subsequently doing some research. Alan met up with Richard and PJ from Paranormal Supernatural Investigations Ireland to return to the scene of their ghost sighting and find out more about their group, Our Lady's and the ghost they saw. We were subsequently joined by Morning Focus listener Joe Byrne from Kilkee who shared his experience of visiting the site with his friends back in 2018. He told Alan what happened when he got inside the building.

Richard Morrison, a Top Medallion Realtor, has been selling real estate for 18+ years. He's also a Yoga teacher and meditation practitioner.To learn more about Richard, visit https://www.facebook.com/richardmorrisonrealtor/As next steps, come attend our next Sunday morning Breathwork journey! Use promo code (HEAL2022) to get your first class complete free of cost, visit https://mysevenchakras.com/dropinDo me a small favor and share this episode with a friend. Only if you enjoyed listening ofcourse :)To inquire about 1:1 Breathwork activations to release trauma, connect with your vision or let go of the past, send me an email with 1:1 Breathwork in the subject line. For feedback, inquiries or just connecting, send me a direct email to aj@mysevenchakras.com Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/my-seven-chakras-with-aj/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Today on The Doug Collins Podcast, I am joined by Richard Morrison, with the Competitive Enterprise Institute. We discuss the latest push by the Securities and Exchange Commission to force business into adopting the Climate Agenda of the Left.  We explore how this move is takes an agency that should be about protecting the consumer and turns it in to a liberal climate agenda activist. Join us today for the disturbing truth. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Garrett Toay of Ag Trader Talk joined Mike first to discuss the spreads narrowing throughout the ag futures, and some opportunities that might be developing in Brazil. Then, Ted McKinney, CEO of National Association of State Departments of Agriculture shared that organizations hopes for the '23 Farm Bill coming out of DC next year. Also coming out of DC is a potential new rule from the SEC about disclosing climate risks for all publicly traded companies; Richard Morrison of CEI shared his impressions of how this rule could impact the investing community. And finally, Max Armstrong, host of This Week in Agribusiness, joined the show from the National Mall in Washington DC where the National Ag Day celebrations are getting underway with a massive display of farm machinery. Of of that on Tuesday's episode of AOA.

Sermon by Rev. Richard Morrison on Sunday 27th February, 2022.

Rev. Richard Morrison shares an encouraging sermon during the ordination and installation of new elders Michael Arnold, Joseph Millar, Geoffrey Young and Hugh Young.

John Zee speaks with Andrew Fredricks and Richard Morrison from Karma Teachers. Karma Teachers is Canada's first non-profit yoga studio and yoga teacher training school, which operates out of 45 W. Hastings St. in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver. Karma Teachers offer scholarships for yoga teacher training and by-donation classes, to fulfill their mission to make yoga accessible to anyone who needs it.

John Zee speaks with Andrew Fredricks and Richard Morrison from Karma Teachers. Karma Teachers is Canada's first non-profit yoga studio and yoga teacher training school, which operates out of 45 W. Hastings St. in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver. Karma Teachers offer scholarships for yoga teacher training and by-donation classes, to fulfill their mission to make yoga accessible to anyone who needs it.

''They drain so much energy, We say the day after an investigation that we have a Paranormal Hangover'' [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2021/10/29125112/AMA_GhostHunter_2910.mp3"][/audio] In the hot seat for Ask Me Anything this week it's the turn of Paranormal Investigator, Richard Morrison. Richard answered all the ghostly questions and chats about the first time he saw a ghost. Are you a sceptic? Well have a listen to this and see can Richard change your mind! You can listen to the full chat by clicking the Play button above.

Paranormal Investigators have noted a significant increase in paranormal activity at some of Ireland's most haunted sites since the Covid-19 pandemic erupted. Richard Morrison, the co founder of Paranormal Supernatural Investigations Ireland joined Niall on Tuesday to discuss this further. We asked - do you believe in ghosts? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paranormal Investigators have noted a significant increase in paranormal activity at some of Ireland's most haunted sites since the Covid-19 pandemic erupted. Richard Morrison, the co founder of Paranormal Supernatural Investigations Ireland joined Niall on Tuesday to discuss this further. We asked - do you believe in ghosts? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Now, more than ever, we all need to consider the future of work, the workplace and where that actually is or will be in a not-so-distant tomorrow's world. In this podcast with Richard Morrison, AECOM's Information and Communications Technology Practice Lead - we do a deep dive to discuss the key ingredients for a great workplace digital strategy and how it can work for you.As we conceptualise, plan and design buildings, we need to create bold ideas to generate ecosystems that go beyond the convenience of home, reinforcing why we come to work: collaboration and socialisation. Whilst many of us are still working from home and planning to do so at least on a part time shift for the rest of our working lives, our industry is now more than ever asked to provide the response on the future workplace, in a not so distant, tomorrows world.We also test Richard in a very “non-digital way: with a little fun playing a hilarious game - Kazoo that tune in a not to be missed very fun episode of Talking Buildings.

Starting new and positive conversations around farming through art is behind what's believed to be a first of its kind artist's residency in Aotearoa. Self styled next generation farmers and art lovers Laura and Richard Morrison have set up The Gullies Art Residency at their sheep and beef farm in the Rangitikei, halfway between Whanganui and Palmerston North. After years of planning, they've just announced the first artist to take up the residency, painter digital artist and printmaker Andrew McLeod. Laura Morrison joins Lynn to discuss why she and Richard felt this residency was necessary.

Richard Morrison, Co-founder of Paranormal Supernatural Investigations Ireland, joined Sean on the show. Listen and subscribe to Moncrieff on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Spotify.    Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'. ​

Where did woke corporate America get the idea that politics is everything? Richard Morrison reviews the book "The Dictatorship of Woke Capital" by Steve Soukup who does a great job of connecting the dots. Bottom line, some people think politics should be the overriding force in every part of life. The rest of us want it limited to a very narrow role. Will woke capital be a lasting influence or simply a fad that comes down as quickly as it went up? Peter C. Earle predicts it is destined to become a relic. The sooner the better. Today is the anniversary of the shot heard 'round the world. It's a perfect opportunity to reflect upon why armed self defense is essential in a free society. Richard M. Ebeling provides some necessary historical context as well as the principles at stake. Paul Rosenberg's series on common fallacies is well worth your while. His latest essay has some marvelous advice on recognizing and countering propaganda as well as advertising. www.thebryanhydeshow.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

On this weeks podcast Simon speaks to Richard Morrison from Paranormal Supernatural Investigation's Ireland. PSI Ireland formed in February 2019. In that short time they have captured some amazing evidence off Paranormal Activity. Through EVP'S, photo and video evidence. The team members have years of experience investigating the Paranormal. They have investigated many well known locations in Ireland which are well known for their paranormal activity.. Richard talks about some of those places and how they work. Don't miss it! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eire19/     Support us!

In part one, host Kaytlin Bailey sets the scene by covering queer culture in New York City, from 1869 to 1969.  References: CT Trans History and Archives. Sylvia Rivera: She Was More Than Stonewall Documentary (November 25, 2019), accessed October 30, 2020 Kasino, Michael and Richard Morrison. "Pay It No Mind: The Life and Times of Marsha P. Johnson." Film accessed August 18, 2020 Stock Media provided by sounddogs / Pond5 Soundbible.com https://musopen.org

In a special bonus podcast we bring you an episode of Stories of our times that we think you might enjoy.The Times's chief music critic, Richard Morrison muses over whether a combination of the coronavirus, environmental concerns and the MeToo movement will be the end of the 'maestro' - the classical music conductor - as we know it. Guest: Richard Morrison, Times chief culture critic and music writer. Host: David Aaronovitch.Clips used: Metropolitan Opera, Aurora Orchestra, Berlin Philharmonic, The Hendon Band YouTube Channel, ABC News, Washington Post, NBC News. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Times's chief music critic, Richard Morrison muses over whether a combination of the coronavirus, environmental concerns and the MeToo movement will be the end of the 'maestro' - the classical music conductor - as we know it. This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today and get one month free at: thetimes.co.uk/storiesofourtimes.Guest: Richard Morrison, Times chief culture critic and music writer. Host: David Aaronovitch.Clips used: Metropolitan Opera, Aurora Orchestra, Berlin Philharmonic, The Hendon Band YouTube Channel, ABC News, Washington Post, NBC News. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A "raw" new book on the life of Sir Howard Morrison written by his son, Howie Morrison Jnr, reveals for the first time what it was like growing up in the shadows of the iconic entertainer.The book, titled How Great Thou Art Sir Howard Morrison - the Untold Story, celebrates the remarkable achievements of Sir Howard while also touches on rumours of adultery and behind the scenes dramas, including being kicked out of Manila at gunpoint and alleged tensions with Dame Kiri Te Kanawa at the Knight With A Dame Concert.It also reveals how Sir Howard was never keen to share the limelight, including with his namesake, and how he criticised his nephew, Temuera Morrison, for his role in Once Were Warriors.Howard Morrison Junior with a copy of How Great Thou Art, his new book about his dad. Photo / Andrew Warner.Morrison Jnr said the "raw and uncompromising insights" could now be told - just over 11 years since Sir Howard died in September 2009.The book, which has been three years in the making, will be launched on Thursday night next week at the Te Puia, the first night of the two-night Howard Morrison Quartet Take Two show paying tribute to Sir Howard.Morrison told the Rotorua Daily Post he and his two siblings, Donna Grant and Richard Morrison, owed a lot to their mother, Lady Kuia Morrison, for what she sacrificed throughout the decades of their father's touring around the world.Lady Morrison suffers from dementia and is now living in Whare Aroha Home and Hospital in Rotorua.The book, which is written in movie script genre, addresses how the family handled Morrison Jnr's concerns about Sir Howard's adultery while on tour.In the book it details a particular conversation where Lady Kuia told Sir Howard she was "sick of your sorrys"."Don't you think I know about all the other women. Bloody hell! The whole world knows, but you leave that crap on the road, you don't bring it home and rub it in my face," the book quotes Lady Kuia as saying.While Sir Howard was singing for the Hilton Hotel chains throughout South East Asia, the book said first Lady Imelda Marcos would often frequent his shows in Manila. On one occasion, according to the book, she invited Sir Howard to perform a private concert for her at the Royal Palace.Sir Howard Morrison. Photo / FileRumours started circulating throughout Manila and one morning at 1am there was a knock on the door at his Sir Howard's hotel suite, the book said.Sir Howard was met with a man in a suit accompanied by two soldiers wielding automatic machine guns who informed him his contract was over and he would be sent to Bangkok.Sir Howard frantically packed his bags and was led at gunpoint to a waiting limousine which took him to a private plane at the airport, the book said."Howard is absolutely terrified and genuinely concerned for his life," the book said.The book said his minder later told him that with the rumours about Sir Howard and the First Lady, the "powers that be thought it better that you leave Manila".Morrison said his book also revealed publicly for the first time alleged tensions between Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and Sir Howard at the Knight With a Dame Lakeside 2000 concert attended by 40,000 people at the Rotorua International Stadium.The book said Sir Howard was taken aback by Dame Kiri's alleged manner."Even I'm not that demanding," the book quoted Sir Howard as saying."And I'll be the first to admit I can be a pompous pr**k."Sir Howard was also allegedly told by Dame Kiri, according to the book, there was to be "no banter" and he wasn't to communicate with the audience, just sing.After the first half of the show, the book said good friend and fellow entertainer Frankie Stevens noticed there was something up with Sir Howard's performance so hit him up backstage."Come on, doy! This isn't you and you know it. Give the people what they want," the book said Stevens said.Sir Howard then apparently said: "You'd be right, doy. No one comes into my backyard and dict...

Richard Morrison, General Manager of IMAX Melbourne, and Christian Kloukinas, Village Cinemas Senior Film Programmer, join the team to talk about the impact of lockdown on cinema. They also contribute reviews to two epic films; THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY dir. Sergio Leone, (1966) and THE KING dir. David Michôd, (2019). With presenters Flick Ford and Sally Christie. Website: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/primal-screenFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/primalscreenshow/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/primal_screen_show/Twitter: https://twitter.com/primal_screen

Richard Morrison, from Paranormal Supernatural Investigations Ireland joined Cormac and Saoirse to chat about the picture they snapped in a castle in Galway, they claim is that of the ghost of a former owner. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Major players in the classical music world congregate online and take part in a debate hosted by Tom Service. With practitioners from around the globe, this landmark programme examines how the classical music industry can rebuild and sustain itself following the Covid-19 lockdown. With contributions from violinist Nicola Benedetti, founder of the Chineke! Foundation Chi-chi Nwanoku, the managing director of the Metropolitan Opera in New York Peter Gelb, the director of music at the Southbank Centre Gillian Moore, chief executive of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra Stephen Maddock, general manager of the Berlin Philharmonic Andrea Zietzschmann, music programme manager at Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall Neil Bennison, director of music at Arts Council England Claire Mera-Nelson, composer and clarinettist Mark Simpson, director of the London Contemporary Music Festival Igor Toronyi-Lalic and chief music critic of The Times, Richard Morrison.

George Landrith, President and CEO of Frontiers of Freedom – a public policy think tank devoted to promoting a strong national defense, free markets, individual liberty, and constitutionally limited government. In 1994 and 1996, Landrith was the Republican candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives from Virginia’s Fifth Congressional District. His work has been printed across the nation, including: Washington Times, Chicago Tribune, LA Daily News, National Review, Sacramento Bee, Ft. Worth Star-Telegram, Providence Journal, Daily Caller, Washington Examiner, Townhall, and Human Events. George Landrith is also a co-host here on the Conservative Commandos Radio Show. TOPIC: America Must Defend Against Current Missile Threats!! Richard Morrison is a research fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, where his work focuses on the relationship between economic and political freedom. He was previously a senior editor at CEI and managing editor of the blog OpenMarket. Before re-joining CEI in 2014, he was manager of communications at the Tax Foundation, where he was also the host and producer of the weekly Tax Policy Podcast. Prior to that he served as CEI’s director of media relations and director of new media between 1999 and 2010, during which he hosted the podcast Liberty Week. TOPIC: NBC/WSJ Poll: "Socialism" Not So Popular After All!! Adam Hardage is the CEO and Co-Founder of Remote Health Solutions a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business that provides industry-leading tele-medicine devices and remote medical services around the planet. Remote Health Solutions primarily provides hardware, software, and service solutions for the US Department of Defense and the chronically-ill Medicare patient population. Previously, Mr. Hardage served as an officer with the US Air Force, the US Army National Guard, and the National Intelligence Community. His wartime service includes tours in Iraq, Afghanistan, and West Africa; as well as other operational service around the world. TOPIC: Doctors: Emergency rooms, urgent care see about 50% fewer patients amid pandemic!!

Welcome to our 13th episode of the JB's PowercastToday on the podcast;·       Corey and Adel cover the latest industry news ·       Adel goes remote to check out the new North Edmonton Super Store location for JB's Power Centre and Alberta Cycle. JB's and Alberta Cycle bring a new combined forces business model to market for the Edmonton Automotive and Motorcycle community and Adel brings us the first look at this new layout. ·       Adel Interviews business owners Jim Bell of JBs Power Centre and Richard Morrison of Alberta Cycle.Thanks for tuning in to our podcast.JBs Powercast can be found on Facebook, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcast, iHeart Radio, TuneIn + Alexa, Facebook, YouTube, podchaser.com/jbspowercast and jbspowercentre.com 

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Chief Executive of the Royal Philharmonic Society, James Murphy talks to Jane Glover about her latest book ‘Handel in London’ Aged 25, Handel arrived in London in 1710 and transformed the musical scene. Whilst London has changed drastically from then, much has remarkably stayed very similar, conductor Jane Glover discusses this in her acclaimed new book ‘Handel in London’. In this special event, co-presented by Wigmore Hall and the Royal Philharmonic Society, James Murphy talks to Jane about the iconic composer, his lasting impact in Britain, and how she draws upon the exploration of his extraordinary life to shape how she performs his music today. Written in elegant prose that wears its author's scrupulous scholarship lightly ... Glover deftly weaves musical analysis into her biographical flow. Her greatest achievement, however, is to give life and music a political and social context. - Richard Morrison, The Times

Richard Morrison recommends recordings of Dvorak’s Piano Quintet No. 2 in A Major, Op 81

Tom speaks to Sir Andras Schiff, one of the world's greatest living pianists and also one of the most thoughtful talkers about music. From Hungary but emigrating to Britain as a refugee, he and Tom discuss the changing world and the role of musicians within it, how a concert is more essential than ever and why a whole evening of Brahms is a bad idea. The artist Tom Phillips is a true creative polymath - a painter, gallery curator, singer, quilter, opera composer, set designer and much more. His seminal 1969 opera Irma is all sourced from passages in 'A Humament' - his life's work - and is largely left to the performers to interpret it however they choose. He talks to Tom at his home in Peckham about how he wrote his 'chance opera' and how to decipher the clues found within the libretto. Plus Tom talks to the acclaimed opera director Netia Jones, who is about to stage it in Peckham, about how to start piecing together the puzzle of the opera. The Birmingham Contemporary Music Group are celebrating their 30th birthday and to do so are taking to the city's canals to create a 'Canal Serenade' performed on three narrowboats on the waterways. Tom takes a wander down the Birmingham towpath with BCMG's director Stephan Meier to discover more about the project and meets one of its founders, the cellist Ulrich Heinen, to talk about how the group started. Plus in the week of conductor Simon Rattle taking over at the London Symphony Orchestra, Tom sits down with music journalists Charlotte Higgins and Richard Morrison to ask what he can do for British classical music.

Richard Morrison recommends the best recording of Janáček's Sinfonietta.

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Canon Morrison is the Canon for Ecumenical and Community Relations for the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona. His role involves serving as the Episcopal chaplain to the Arizona legislature. He is also an elected director of the Arizona Faith Network. He previously served as Diocesan Chancellor and Chair of the Canons Committee. Canon Morrison is also a lawyer known for his work in his earlier years as a practitioner, writer, and teacher on natural resources law and environmental ethics. A graduate of San Francisco Theological Seminary, he has also served as an officer and/or trustee of three other theological seminaries: Claremont School of Theology in California, Seabury-Western School of Theology in Evanston, IL, and the Church Divinity School of the Pacific in Berkeley, CA. Canon Morrison has served churches in Flagstaff, Chandler, and Tempe. He is married to his wife Elaine. They have two adult daughters.

Richard Morrison compares recordings of Fauré's Requiem in D minor, Op. 48

Richard Morrison recommends a recording from the available versions of Elgar'€™s 2nd Symphony.

On May 29, 1913, the Paris premiere of Igor Stravinsky's ballet The Rite of Spring provoked a riot: whistling and booing, catcalls and fisticuffs overran the performance and the police were called in to quiet the angry crowd. It became one of the most celebrated scandals in music history. Today, The Rite of Spring is practically an audience favorite and rioting in concert halls is unthinkable. But is this a good thing? Does classical music need more shock value, more scandals? In his latest column for BBC Music Magazine, music critic Richard Morrison argues that classical music needs more Rite-style uproar. "Never in my 30 years as a critic have I witnessed that kind of reaction," Morrison tells host Naomi Lewin in this podcast. "It just struck me that maybe we’re a bit too polite these days and composers aren’t provoking us enough." Composers today rarely seek the label enfant terrible, added Morrison. "I think they rather like to be liked rather than creating an uproar." Leon Botstein, the music director of the American Symphony Orchestra and president of Bard College, believes the reason audiences were shocked by the Rite of Spring was a sense of ownership over a received musical language. Classical music signaled respectability to audiences "and these young composers were sticking their proverbial finger in their eye." But Botstein believes that many of today's concert-goers lack a frame of reference for challenging new music. "The problem is the audience is musically illiterate and therefore if you want to do something very daring and sophisticated you’re presuming a literate audience," said Botstein, who will devote the 2013 Bard Music Festival to Stravinsky. "So there’s very little for a composer to push back on. That’s the dilemma they face." To some extent, it isn't possible to shock audiences because everything seems to have been done. By the 1960s, composers had explored the outer extremes of total Serialism, computer music and John Cage-style chance. The hybrid, postmodern styles embraced by composers in the last two decades, by contrast, are seldom driven by a need to provoke. Even Minimalism, a style that provoked an uproar with the 1973 premiere of Steve Reich's Four Organs, is now part of the mainstream, featured in film scores and TV commercials. Morrison believes that classical music has long shifted between radical and conservative modes. "If you look at the history of classical music, it’s a very fine balance between tradition and revolution," he noted. "You had Haydn and Mozart, who were craftsman in an established tradition. But then you had Beethoven who came and turned everything upside down. You need both polarities." But Botstein doesn't believe that headline-making disturbances are what's needed to move classical music forward in the name of progress. "I don’t think classical music should be about scandal or riots," he argued. "Leave it to football matches, leave it to political rallies. This is an entirely different art form and I think we should walk away from the way Hollywood makes success." Weigh in: Should classical music do more to shock audiences? Is it possible to shock anymore? Take our poll and leave your comments below. .chart_div { width: 600px; height: 300px; } loadSurvey( "music-shocks", "survey_music-shocks");

Christopher Cook and guests explore Glanert's Caligula. Featuring ENO Production Manager Nicholas Sperling and Artistic Director John Berry, with musical performance from Richard Morrison and Ashok Gupta.

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