Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Powell

It's April 2025 and you are listening to the Deepdale Podcast, our North Norfolk magazine programme. I'm Jason, thank you for joining us. Spring is well and truly springing, the hares are dancing in the fields, the huge skies of the North Norfolk Coast are as blue as blue could be, and this has to be one of the most fabulous times of the year to visit this beautiful part of the world.This month we talk yoga and wellbeing with Emilie, looking forward to her Wild Yoga Garden at Deepdale this Summer. And then I'm joined by the Wilswood Buoys, Josh & Joe, who are playing a gig at Deepdale on Saturday 26th April. We chat about their music, inspiration, and their first visit to Deepdale.00:00 - Intro01:21 - Deepdale Podcast Theme Tune by Jess Morgan02:24 - Emilie Joy Garrould about Wild Yoga Garden27:22 - Wilswood Buoys44:40 - Sample of 'Must Be Love' by the Wilswood BuoysReally hope you enjoy this month's listen. If you do, then please leave a review on your favourite podcast app or directory, and let your friends and family know about our little slice of beautiful North Norfolk. There are loads of other episodes available from the past 5 years. Learning about the local wildlife with Richard Powell and Steve Rowland. Dr David Waterhouse explains the Deep History Coast. David & Rachel from Moongazer chat about brewing and names of the hare. Have a look through our back catalogue, and we are sure you'll find episodes that will interest you.

Discover the power of turning a lifelong passion into a thriving business with Richard, the founder of Powell Fabrication. From learning welding as a 12-year-old on a farm to overcoming countless entrepreneurial challenges, Richard's journey is fuelled by resilience, faith, and strong support. Hear how early influences and a pivotal job opportunity set the foundation for his successful fabrication business in Northwest Arkansas.   Richard shares insights into launching a welding business in a small town, the importance of a supportive partner, and his approach to mentoring employees through hands-on experience. Whether you're pursuing financial freedom or nurturing talent within your team, Richard's story is a testament to the rewards of perseverance and commitment in the entrepreneurial world.  NOTABLE QUOTES "I'm a very big person on ‘it's my way or no way.' I've grown out of that now thankfully." – Richard "No matter if you're one year or 20 years into the business, there's always these levels of difficulty." – Philip "I feel very bad for a lot of those people who don't have [the] companion like I do." – Richard "It's a joint decision because we know if it makes us better, it was because we both wanted it, and if it makes us fail, it's because we both wanted it." – Richard "It's our money rather than that's my money, that's your money." – Philip  "I hate for those couples who value everything off of dollars." – Richard "Ninety percent plus of all her problems come down to a lack of communication." – Philip "There's only two ways of doing it–you're either going to succeed or you're going to learn lessons." – Richard "I like to help that underdog or that person that's really kind of overlooked a lot of times because that's how I've always felt all my life like I was always overlooked for that opportunity and I had to find ways to create that or just go about doing it myself." – Philip "I get a good enjoyment out of seeing other people succeed." – Richard "My dad always used to preach hard that, “I can give you all the lessons to life, but if you don't fall on your face, you're not going to learn anything.'" – Richard "Most people are only going to screw up so many times before they get it right." – Richard "Wouldn't you rather do only 10% of the work, like going back and checking, and maybe you do a thing or two here versus 100% of it?" – Philip "He was teaching me just as much as I was teaching him." – Richard "Good salary is always nice, but the culture, to me, is what keeps people within a company." – Philip  RESOURCES Richard Website: https://www.pfnwa.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087184264148  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@powellfab.3357   Philip Digital Course: https://www.speakingsessions.com/digital-course Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamphilipsessions/?hl=en TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@philipsessions Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-sessions-b2986563/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealphilipsessions Support the show

Send us a textRichard Powell, a visionary entrepreneur born into a family of car fabricators and racing enthusiasts, joins us to share the inspiration behind his successful welding business. Richard's journey from high school hobbyist to business owner is a testament to the power of mentorship and self-belief. His story serves as a beacon of resilience for aspiring entrepreneurs, revealing how financial struggles can be overcome with passion and support from those who believe in your potential. Discover how Richard's experience on dirt tracks fueled his ambitions and shaped his career path.Listeners will gain insights into the essential qualities of resilience and growth that underpin Richard's success. Faced with multiple business attempts, Richard persevered, learning invaluable lessons about cash flow, niche markets, and the importance of mentorship. His story highlights how unexpected opportunities can change the course of a business and the vital role that mindset plays in achieving lasting success. Richard's journey is not just about welding; it's about the courage to take risks and the transformative power of a positive outlook.We also explore the human side of business success, focusing on the importance of relationships and leadership. Richard emphasizes the value of collaboration, delegation, and acknowledgment—key elements that foster a positive work environment and drive business growth. Through personal anecdotes, he shares how investing in team members' development and embracing diverse perspectives can lead to better outcomes for everyone. This episode is a masterclass on the intersection of personal passion, entrepreneurial grit, and the unwavering support of loved ones. Don't miss Richard's insights on connecting with audiences across multiple platforms and the guiding values that shape his business decisions.Thanks for listening & being part of the Mindset Cafe Community.----------------------------------------------Connect With Devan:https://www.devangonzalez.com/connect----------------------------------------------Follow On Instagram https://www.instagram.com/devan.gonzalez/https://www.instagram.com/mindsetcafepodcastLet me know what topics or questions you want covered so we can help you achieve your goals faster.----------------------------------------------P.S. If you're not already a part of the The Mindset Cafe Community Page I would love to have you be a part of the community, and spread your amazing knowledge. The page is to connect and network with other like minded people networking and furthering each other on our journeys!https://www.facebook.com/groups/themindsetcafe/

This week, Mark and Melissa invite Richard Powell, Doctor of Ayurveda, to discuss accessing your optimal health through the science and wisdom of the world's oldest medical system Topics discussed: What is Ayurveda and how is it different from Western medicine? Helping you achieve greater health, peace, and purpose Using Ayurveda to heal the body with cancer. Simple ways to bring the basics of Ayuveda into your life. Links mentioned in this episode: Richard's website https://www.richardgpowell.com/ To be on email newsletter list, scroll to the bottom of this page https://www.richardgpowell.com/contact1 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/homa.healing/ Youtube www.youtube.com/@homa.healing This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

A retired University of Arizona educator is making science available for kids learning at home. Optical Science professor emeritus Richard Powell talks about the challenge of writing a physics textbook that can be used by families dedicated to homeschooling education.

The emergence in 2022 of generative AI capable of human-like text, that can analyse vast amounts of data and create new content caught the public's imagination. In fact, it's turbocharged interest in potential AI use cases while heightening concerns over the inherent risks. This FInsight podcast considers whether this all remains just hype and what's actually happening in the financial sector. In this episode about the impact of artificial intelligence on financial institutions, Bradford Newman, a partner in Baker McKenzie's Palo Alto Office and one of the leaders of the firm's North America AI practice talks to Richard Powell, global knowledge lead for financial institutions at Baker McKenzie.

Announcement: Enrollment is now open for the next cohort of the Way of the Priestess. We begin March 22, 2024, and Richard will be one of our guest teachers When I first discovered that when everyone is talking about “Full moon in Leo” the actual moon in the sky is most often in the constellation of Cancer my mouth dropped! How could this be? Ever since I was a kid I loved looking at the stars and astronomy was one of my favorite subjects in school. I've always asked questions like, “Why are we here? Where did we come from, and what's the point of all of this?” So many of these questions have begun to be answered through my study of Vedic Astrology, the ancient form of astrology from India. In Vedic astrology, our chart is a printout of our karma, the lessons our soul came to experience in this life. We bring with us our beneficial and challenging karmas to be lived out and worked through. Our soul has different reasons for incarnating - for example Dharma, Artha (Money, and how we earn it), Kama (Passion, desire) and Moksha (liberation). I've been wowed again and again by the accuracy of Vedic Astrology, to predict dates and beneficial phases. Richard has helped me choose dates to buy a car, beneficial times to marry, has predicted certain moves I've had, and so much more. This episode has been a long time coming! I've been referencing what I've learned in Vedic astrology more and more in the episodes, so I wanted to sit down with guest expert, Vedic Astrologer Richard Powell. Richard has been a dear friend and teacher of mine since I began studying with him during the beginning of the pandemic. In this episode we discussed: The differences between Western and Eastern or “Vedic” astrology The “Four Aims of Life” (Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha) and why our souls choose to incarnate The 12 constellations, what planets they are ruled by and what are their unique energies Each of the planets and their energies Phases of life ruled by the planets and how to find out what phase of life you are in The nodes of the moon: Ketu and Rahu: And our experiences from these life phases Links in this Episode: View your unique chart: https://deva.guru/ - exact birth time does make a difference so be sure to check your birth certificate Your “sign” in vedic astrology will be the number in the top center diamond (1-12) in the chart Your “phase of life” will be the planet listed in the “Viṁśottarī Daśā” section underneath the chart Stay in Touch with Richard: Richard's Vedic Astrology Course Begins February 19th Website - Book 1-1 Vedic readings Instagram Stay in Touch with Rising Women Leaders: Website Instagram -- Richard is a NAMA-certified Doctor of Āyurveda. He is a graduate of the Āyurvedic Institute and has studied extensively under Dr. Vasant Lad in the US and India. He furthered his Ayurveda and Vedic philosophy studies under Dr. Ashwin Shastry of Arogya Niketana in Karnataka, India. Upon returning to the United States, Richard pursued advanced classical Ayurvedic studies in a clinical setting at the Arogya Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico, under Kashyapa Fisher for an additional four years. Since 2018, he has been employed at the Ayurvedic Center of Vermont where he gives consultations, teaches, and gives treatments. Complimenting his extensive education in Āyurveda, Richard has been studying and teaching yoga for over 20 years and is an ERYT-500. He is an avid student of Sanskrit, Jyotisha (Vedic Astrology), and Vedic philosophy. After a chance meeting with Hart DeFouw he decided to study in that lineage, most prominently under Penny Farrow, with whom he still studies. In addition to his studies in the Vedic sciences, Richard is a Reiki Master and is an avid practitioner of Aikido, the Japanese martial art. His passion for earth healing meets his devoted studies in physical, mental, and spiritual health as he was formerly a permaculture designer and educator and founded the nonprofit Orlando Permaculture in Orlando, Florida. Richard believes that by aligning with nature and the Divine we will find not only our own optimal health but also greater peace and balance in the world. He brings his comprehensive experiences and education into his consultations with his clients to empower them to find fulfillment, peace, and healing.

Announcement: Enrollment is now open for the next cohort of the Way of the Priestess. We begin March 22, 2024, and Richard will be one of our guest teachers When I first discovered that when everyone is talking about “Full moon in Leo” the actual moon in the sky is most often in the constellation of Cancer my mouth dropped! How could this be? Ever since I was a kid I loved looking at the stars and astronomy was one of my favorite subjects in school. I've always asked questions like, “Why are we here? Where did we come from, and what's the point of all of this?” So many of these questions have begun to be answered through my study of Vedic Astrology, the ancient form of astrology from India. In Vedic astrology, our chart is a printout of our karma, the lessons our soul came to experience in this life. We bring with us our beneficial and challenging karmas to be lived out and worked through. Our soul has different reasons for incarnating - for example Dharma, Artha (Money, and how we earn it), Kama (Passion, desire) and Moksha (liberation). I've been wowed again and again by the accuracy of Vedic Astrology, to predict dates and beneficial phases. Richard has helped me choose dates to buy a car, beneficial times to marry, has predicted certain moves I've had, and so much more. This episode has been a long time coming! I've been referencing what I've learned in Vedic astrology more and more in the episodes, so I wanted to sit down with guest expert, Vedic Astrologer Richard Powell. Richard has been a dear friend and teacher of mine since I began studying with him during the beginning of the pandemic. In this episode we discussed: The differences between Western and Eastern or “Vedic” astrology The “Four Aims of Life” (Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha) and why our souls choose to incarnate The 12 constellations, what planets they are ruled by and what are their unique energies Each of the planets and their energies Phases of life ruled by the planets and how to find out what phase of life you are in The nodes of the moon: Ketu and Rahu: And our experiences from these life phases Links in this Episode: View your unique chart: https://deva.guru/ - exact birth time does make a difference so be sure to check your birth certificate Your “sign” in vedic astrology will be the number in the top center diamond (1-12) in the chart Your “phase of life” will be the planet listed in the “Viṁśottarī Daśā” section underneath the chart Stay in Touch with Richard: Richard's Vedic Astrology Course Begins February 19th Website - Book 1-1 Vedic readings Instagram Stay in Touch with Rising Women Leaders: Website Instagram -- Richard is a NAMA-certified Doctor of Āyurveda. He is a graduate of the Āyurvedic Institute and has studied extensively under Dr. Vasant Lad in the US and India. He furthered his Ayurveda and Vedic philosophy studies under Dr. Ashwin Shastry of Arogya Niketana in Karnataka, India. Upon returning to the United States, Richard pursued advanced classical Ayurvedic studies in a clinical setting at the Arogya Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico, under Kashyapa Fisher for an additional four years. Since 2018, he has been employed at the Ayurvedic Center of Vermont where he gives consultations, teaches, and gives treatments. Complimenting his extensive education in Āyurveda, Richard has been studying and teaching yoga for over 20 years and is an ERYT-500. He is an avid student of Sanskrit, Jyotisha (Vedic Astrology), and Vedic philosophy. After a chance meeting with Hart DeFouw he decided to study in that lineage, most prominently under Penny Farrow, with whom he still studies. In addition to his studies in the Vedic sciences, Richard is a Reiki Master and is an avid practitioner of Aikido, the Japanese martial art. His passion for earth healing meets his devoted studies in physical, mental, and spiritual health as he was formerly a permaculture designer and educator and founded the nonprofit Orlando Permaculture in Orlando, Florida. Richard believes that by aligning with nature and the Divine we will find not only our own optimal health but also greater peace and balance in the world. He brings his comprehensive experiences and education into his consultations with his clients to empower them to find fulfillment, peace, and healing.

Happy New Year from the Deepdale Crew! Hope you had a fantastic festive season however busy or quiet it was, and are enjoying the start of 2024.For this month's Deepdale Podcast, we are concentrating on the wildlife & environment of the beautiful North Norfolk Coast.Huge thanks to Richard Powell (Wildlife Advisor), Steve Rowland (RSPB) and Oliver Reville (One Stop Nature Shop) for their contributions.00:00 - Introduction by Jason Borthwick (Deepdale Camping & Rooms)01:41 - Richard Powell OBE (Wildlife Advisor) - Chats with Jason about setting up RSPB Titchwell Marsh and other wildlife reserves in the East of England17:50 - Steve Rowland (RSPB) - Chats with Jason about wildlife on the North Norfolk Coast and the Big Garden Birdwatch34:26 - Wildlife Update from Oliver Reville (One Stop Nature Shop)Thanks for listening. Hope we'll see you on the North Norfolk Coast again soon.If you are interested in finding out more about North Norfolk Coast wildlife, then please have a read of our North Norfolk Wildlife Watching & Bird Watching Guide - https://deepdalecamping.co.uk/wildlife/

Tonoght's Jazz Show celebrates the Birthday Anniversary of a trumpet player who gave a whole generation of younger players the basis for their style and approach to the trumpet/ Even though Clifford Brown died in a car crash at age 25 on June 26, 1956, his trumpet work is still the standard for most young players to strive to attain. Tonight's Jazz Feature spotlights the Clifford Brown/Max Roach Quintet at it's best that was done in the optimum conditions of the recording studio during the time the Quintet was performing at New York's leading Jazz club, Basin Street in February 1956. The Quintet had jelled to perfection and their newest member, the great tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins and Brown made a coherent and perfectly blended front line. The rest of the bad consisted of Richard Powell on piano, George Morrow on bass and Rollins, Brown and drum great Max Roach. This recording marks the last studio performance of the Roach/Brown Quintet at their best with great arrangements by their pianist Richard Powell. This band was one of the very finest in their day and their music still remains fresh and exciting. Happy Birthday Anniversary to Clifford Benjamin Brown (Oct 30, 1930/ June 26,1956).

Tonight`s Jazz Feature can be deemed a classic. It was the second album under Sonny Rollins` name since his return to the Jazz scene in late 1955 as a new member of the legendary band, the Max Roach/Clifford Brown Quintet. It was decided by Rollins and Prestige Records owner that Sonny could record with the Max Roach/Clifford Brown group with musical choices by Rollins and with Rollins` name on the album title. Hence ``Sonny Rollins Plus 4``. Sonny picked 3 standard tunes that were not part of the Roach/Brown repertoire and wrote two original compositions that entered into that band`s repertoire. ``Valse Hot`` and ``Pent-Up House`` were the two intriguing Rollins` originals and the other 3 standards were quite obscure as Rollins always liked odd and lesser known tunes. Sad to say this turned out to be the very last studio recording by the Roach/Brown band. It was recorded on March 22, 1956 and Brown and pianist Richard Powell were killed in an auto crash in June of 1956. The trauma reverberated in the Jazz community as much as Charlie Parker`s death the year before. The people involved here are Sonny Rollins on tenor saxophone, Clifford Brown on trumpet, Richie Powell on piano, George Morrow on bass and Max Roach on drums. A classic Jazz Feature tonight!

It's late one night in America, and two men are chasing tweakers from a local meth den.  One escapee, James, gets away.  The other, a girl, is set on fire by the men before they drive off.  Meanwhile, local police chief Daniel Carter is asleep on the job, again, when he spots James crawling out of the woods, and transports him to the nearest medical facility, Marsh General, where he estranged wife Allison works as a nurse.  The hospital is on the verge of closing after a fire took out most of it, and they're working with a skeleton crew:  besides Allison, there are two nurses, Kim and Beverly; one doctor, the mysterious Richard Powell; and only two patients, Cliff and pregnant Maggie.  It's upon Daniel's arrival that the world tilts on its axis:  strange robe-clad figures emerge from the forest, Beverly is caught performing impromptu surgery on Cliff, and Maggie goes into labor.  What happens from here defies logic, description and expectation, but as Daniel and Allison determine to face down the wickedness that comes their way, they soon find themselves enmeshed in a plot that goes way beyond medical science, and maybe, beyond the reaches of time and space itself. Intro, Math Club, and Debate Society (spoiler-free) 00:00-29:22Honor Roll and Detention (spoiler-heavy) 29:23-1:03:19Superlatives (spoiler-heavier) 1:03:20-1:24:18 Director Jeremy Gillespie & Steven KostanskiScreenplay Jeremy Gillespie & Steven KostanskiFeaturing Stephanie Belding, Mik Byskov, Daniel Fathers, Art Hindle, James Millington, Grace Munro, Kathleen Munroe, Aaron Poole, Evan Stern, Kenneth Welsh, Ellen Wong John DeVore is a two-time James Beard award-winning essayist and editor. He currently writes a column for Decider called 'Is It Woke?' and his first memoir, 'Theatre Kids,' will hit bookstores in 2024. His favorite movie is 'Fiddler on the Roof,' followed by 'Hellraiser.' Favorite recess snack: Lunchables. Our theme music is by Sir Cubworth, with embellishments by Edward Elgar.  Music from “The Void” by Jeremy Gillespie. For more information on this film, the pod, essays from your hosts on our blog, and other assorted bric-a-brac, visit our website, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠scareupod.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Please subscribe to this podcast via Apple or Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. If you like what you hear, please leave us a 5-star rating. Join our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ group. Follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. This is our SEASON 2 FINALE. Thank you for joining us! We'll be back with some bonus episodes this summer, then will be back in the fall for a whole new season of SCARE U.

The TCBCast gang wrap up the second part of their review of 1961's "Follow That Dream" pondering where it ranks among Elvis's best acting roles. For Song of the Week, Bec bows but from featuring a song but hangs around to comment on the boys' picks, with Ryan tackling Elvis' live performances of Neil Diamond's iconic American classic, "Sweet Caroline" throughout the 1970s, while Justin pops back to the early 60s to appreciate a song from the other film Elvis made for The Mirisch Company, Kid Galahad, with the humble, cozy crooning of "Home Is Where the Heart Is." "Follow That Dream" is available on all major digital movie services to buy or rent. Richard Powell's "Pioneer Go Home" is also available where all eBooks are sold at the time of this episode's release and is highly recommended. If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at Patreon.com/TCBCast. If you are unable to support us via Patreon, but want to support us another way, please make sure to leave a positive review or mention our show to another like-minded music/movie history enthusiast. Part 2 of this review is already available in early access for patrons!

Ryan, Bec and Justin get together this week to review Elvis' 1961 film "Follow That Dream." Based on Richard Powell's book "Pioneer Go Home," Follow That Dream tells the story of Toby Kwimper (Elvis), his Pop (Arthur O'Connell), their live-in babysitter Holly (Anne Helm) and their band of adopted orphans claiming a homestead and building a business on land set aside in Florida as a nature preserve. Together, they fend off a highway supervisor who wants to cut them off the benefits they receive, a seductive social worker and a gang of mobsters who set up a casino next to their spot. Part 1 covers up to the mid-film musical sequence featuring the title song, "Follow That Dream." The gang also briefly discuss the new release of archival PJ Proby demos that were submitted for consideration in Elvis' movies: "Presley Style - Lost Elvis Songwriter Demos 1961-1963." "Follow That Dream" is available on all major streaming services. Richard Powell's "Pioneer Go Home" is also available where all eBooks are sold at the time of this episode's release and is highly recommended. If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at Patreon.com/TCBCast. If you are unable to support us via Patreon, but want to support us another way, please make sure to leave a positive review or mention our show to another like-minded music/movie history enthusiast. Part 2 of this review is already available in early access for patrons!

Message from Richard Powell on May 28, 2023

We've brought together two experts to help us understand the unpredictable tragedy that is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), more commonly known as cot death. Dr Mark Irvine – a Cape Town-based paediatrician with over 30 years of experience – joins Richard Powell – a California-based electrical engineer of over 40 years, specialising in the development of medical grade components for medical devices – to educate parents on this often unthinkable topic. Brought to you by Epimax Baby & Junior – our family, for your family. Also supported by Jacaranda 94.2.

We've brought together two experts to help us understand the unpredictable tragedy that is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), more commonly known as cot death. Dr Mark Irvine – a Cape Town-based paediatrician with over 30 years of experience – joins Richard Powell – a California-based electrical engineer of over 40 years, specialising in the development of medical grade components for medical devices – to educate parents on this often unthinkable topic. Brought to you by Epimax Baby & Junior – our family, for your family. Also supported by Jacaranda 94.2.

Dog Show Tips - Richard Powell interview with Will Alexander

We're joined by poet Celeste Doaks, whose most recent book, American Herstory, focuses on the experience of former first lady Michelle Obama's years in the White House, including the art and decor choices she made while living there. So it's fitting that Celeste had us read an essay by art historian Richard Powell about the official Obama portraits, which in many ways broke with established tradition for presidential portraiture. We talk about the relationship between writing and visual art, how to use art in a creative writing classroom, and the gender and racial politics of portraiture, among other subjects. Plus we close out the episode with Celeste reading a poem about lightning, so make sure you stay tuned for that! You can find out more about Celeste--including how to get a hold of her books--at her website: https://doaksgirl.com/ If you like the show, and would like more of it, we're releasing two bonus episodes a month to our Patreon subscribers, for only $5: https://www.patreon.com/BookFight

POWER.. a sought after trait and a source of both security and fear. Do you feel Powerful? Where does that power come from? Many see power as the corner office, the top rank or the most capitol. Could it be that real power is influence? Is the power actually in you recognizing that you are free to choose? Listen in as Cassey, Stacy, and our very wise guest, Richard Powell, dig into the real source and meaning of POWER. 

In questo nuovo episodio pre-Salone incontriamo Fabio Masi, libraio vincitore con la sua Libreria Ultima Spiaggia (Ventotene) del premio per la miglior libreria d'Italia. Poi andiamo a conoscere Luca Verduchi, fondatore della nuova e originalissima casa editrice Tetra. Infine, lo scrittore Michele Masneri ci lascia il suo personale consiglio di lettura.Libri consigliati:Matteo ha consigliato:EFFIMERI di Andrew O'Hagan, BompianiTEATRO DI CENERE di Manuel Moiano, Del Vecchio EditoreIl libraio Fabio Masi della libreria Ultima Spiaggia di Ventotene ci ha consigliato:LA PEDINA DI VETRO di Antonella Tavassi La Greca, Di Renzo EditoreSOLO INTORNO AL MONDO di Joshua Slocum, NutrimentiDON CHISCIOTTE, U.S.A. di Richard Powell, Marcos y MarcosLuca Verduchi, editore della nuova casa editrice Tetra ci ha presentato i primi titoli in pubblicazione:LA NOTTE DELLE RICOSTRUZIONI di Andrea Donaera,L'ULTIMO RACCOLTO di Paolo ZardiX – L'ULTIMA CACCIA di Valerio AiolliQUEL CHE RESTA DELLE CASE di Emanuela CanepaInfine, lo scrittore Michele Masneri ci ha consigliato:LE ALTERNATIVE NON ESISTONO: LA VITA E LE OPERE DI TOMMASO LA BRANCA di Claudio Giunta, Il Mulino

Today our Jazz Feature celebrates the Birthday of one of the pioneers of Modern Jazz and it's leading drummer, Maxwell Lemuel Roach. Max Roach was born in North Carolina on Jan 10, 1924 and raised in New York. He lived to 83, passing away on August 16,2007. Max had formed one of the leading bands of the 1950's with trumpeter Clifford Brown. They toured and recorded some iconic records but tragedy struck in June of 1956 and Brown and the band's pianist/arranger Richard Powell died in a car accident on their way to a gig. After a suitable period of mourning and a commitment by the band's saxophone star, Sonny Rollins and the band's bassist George Morrow, Roach reformed the band with stellar trumpeter Kenny Dorham and pianist Ray Bryant. Max Roach's first album after the tragedy was this one, "Max Roach Plus Four". It is a wonderful date and demonstrates the new found chemistry and cohesion in this band. Six tunes are featured, 2 originals by Roach and one by George Russell and one by Dizzy Gillespie and a ballad. Happy Birthday Mr. Roach!

Richard Powell DSS is the author of  Essence Into Form:  The Magic and Power of the Triangle of Manifestation.  He shares personal stories and answers pivotal questions from his book that were shaped around his nearly 40 years experience with his spiritual wayfarer, John Roger DSS, a holder of keys known as The Mystical Traveler Consciousness.  From hitting rock bottom during the real estate crash decades ago which found him in a place of appearing to lose everything and sleeping on his friend's blow up mattress in his garage, to his first encounter with his spiritual teacher that set him on a radical trajectory of expansion, Richard brings light to the power of our habitable patterns and the opportunities that life offers when we can see through the lens of our elevated perspective.  Other topics include his experiences on the trips of miracles with John Roger - wild revelations about dragons and a spiritual worm that served to take down the Berlin Wall.  Learn about the alchemic Triangle of Manifestation, take a deeper look at belief systems from the “Traveler's” view point, Solomon's Shamir and John Roger's application of it, and the discipline of holding oneself to the good and unconditional forgiveness.     To learn more about Richard Powell's work, go to: https://www.essence-into-form.com

The Void Secuelas: NA Budget: 82,000 - Box office: 150,000 USD Año: 2016 Director: Jeremy Gillespie y Steven Kostanski (también hicieron el guión) Actores: Aaron Poole (Daniel Carter), Kenneth Welsh (Dr. Richard Powell), Daniel Fathers (The Father) SINOPSISDespués de que un policía (Daniel) se encuentra a un tipo moribundo en la carretera, decide llevarlo a un hospital. Después de la aparición de una criatura extraña, el equipo intenta escapar para encontrarse con que el hospital está rodeado por un grupo de cultistas. Atrapados en el hospital, y buscando alejarse de aquellas criaturas bizarras, terminan en el sótano del lugar que esconde un portal a un plano maligno.CURIOSIDADESLa película vio la luz gracias a ser fundado por la gente misma, por medio de aportaciones personales. Es decir, fue un proyecto totalmente independiente.Prácticamente no hay muchos efectos especiales por computadora (CGI), casi todos los monstuos y maquillaje son hechos con prostéticos.Los directores son fans de George A. Romero, pues al inicio aparece la película "Night of the Living Dead". Los actores Kennet y Kathleen aparecen en la película de Romero - "Survival of the Dead". Son canadienses.¿Cuál fue la contribución de la película al cine de horror?Interesantes puntos a discutir: ¿Qué te pareció el maquillaje en la película? La frase de la película es "Está el Infierno. Esto es peor" - ¿Crees que lo que vimos es peor? ¿Crees que la película quizo aprovecharse de la nostalgia del horror de los 80s? Yo vi en la película un popurrí de: alien, the thing, hellraiser, silent hill y claro, como estamos en la onda de los cultos, no podían quedarse de lado. ¿Será que el mercado está en una ola melancólica de aquellas películas pasadas? ¿Qué te gustó de la película?Creo que tiene un apego nostálgico con mucha "intertextualidad" que en los libros normalmente es cuando una obra tiene sentido gracias a otra obra. Acá sería Interpeliculidad... haha no cierto..Pero sí creo que los directores dejan muy claro qué les gusta a ellos y quizá hasta pensaron "quién sabe si podremos hacer otra película, pero a ponerle todo a esta".Los vestuarios de los cultistas, me parecieron interesantes e intrigantes. Las casas también tenían el símbolo en puertas o paredes.¿Qué no te gustó de la película?Me pareció demasiado vaga, con un enfoque mayor en usar el legado de películas previas (en cuanto a maquillaje) que terminó siendo una distracción de la historia principal. Por ejemplo: ¿Por qué unos se transforman y otros no? ¿Cuál es la historia de los cultistas? Esto de The Void es como otro plano, pero ¿cómo se abre o cierra? ¿cuál es la conexión? Los experimentos del doctor en The Void me parecen sacados de la manga. ¿Por qué la pirámide se separa y luego une al fin? Underwater Secuelas: NA Budget: 50-80 millones, Box office: 41 millones Año: 2020 Director: William Eubank Actores: Kristen Stewart, Vincent Cassel, Jessica Henwick, John Gallagher Jr., Mamoudou Athie, T.J. Miller SINOPSISKepler 822, una instalación de investigación y perforación operada por Tian Industries en el fondo de la Fosa de las Marianas, es golpeada por un fuerte terremoto. Como parte de la instalación destruida por el terremoto, la ingeniera mecánica Norah Price y sus colegas, se dirigen a la bahía de la cápsula de escape. Pero poco a poco empezaran a ser asechados por unos seres marinos en la penumbra del océano.Créditos:Radio Horror es producido por Caro Arriaga y Rael Aguilar.Edición por Matías Beltrando desde Destek Soporte.Música Closing Theme Hounds of Love por Dan Luscombe (Intro)Insiders por Joe Crotty (Intro)Patchwork por Patchworker f.k.a. [friendzoned] (Spoilers)Nightlong por FSM Team (Outro)★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Richard Powell from StAG Church, Cambridge on 29/05/2005

On December 15th 1988, the oil drilling rig, Rowan Gorilla 1  capsized in hurricane conditions 500 nautical miles southeast of Nova Scotia. Longtime oil and gas professional Richard Powell was one of 27 people who evacuated the rig and talks with host Dan Latremouille about that day. Get ready to sink into Legacy; Survival Stories.Hosted by Dan LatremouilleCome visit us at https://legacysurvivalstories.buzzsprout.comContact us on... legacysurvivalstories@gmail.comtwitter.com/legacy_survivalhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjKUHEwaagX5zwAH4WbjW1w

Richard Powell from StAG Church, Cambridge on 19/02/2006

Richard Powell from StAG Church, Cambridge on 25/08/2002

HealthLeaders Finance Editor Jack O'Brien speaks with Richard Powell, MD, section chief of vascular surgery at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, about the financial opportunities for health systems related to the vascular surgery line. Music used: Track: Nice View, Artist: Crowander, Attribution license: Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).

You can hear it in my giddy voice when I start the intro for this episode, where Nancy Beane, recently retired associate director of college counseling at The Westminster Schools, and former NACAC president, reflects on her career and all the people who have inspired and lifted her along the way. Come for the inspiration, stay for the history lesson.Shout-outs ... consider it Nancy's thank you's for her Lifetime Achievement AwardJuan Acosta; Lee Ann Afton Backlund; Stephanie Balmer; Marie Bigham; Jack Blackburn; Wade Boggs; David Burge; Terese Buscher; Rick Clark; Anthea Economy; Sarbeth Fleming; Steve Frappier; Jeff Fuller; Emmi Harward; Sam Moss; Stefanie Niles; Richard Powell; Jim Rawlins; Jenny Rickard; Todd Rinehart; Leon Scott; Brandi Smith; Joyce Smith; Lisa Sohmer; Bill Starling; Bertha Todd; Phil Trout ... and many many more Rapid DescentWalkout song: Let There Be Peace on Earth , The Boys Choir of HarlemBest recent read: The Women in the Castle by Jessica ShattuckEager to read next: Wilmington's Lie by David ZucchinoPodcast: Anything that Rick Clark writes or reads.Favorite thing to make in the kitchen: As her daughter said, "Mommy, you're a plain cooker; Dad's a fancy cooker."What he uses to take and keep notes: her computer.Memorable bit of advice: From the father of one of her students, "To do my good, my better, my best, to make this world better than I found it."Bucket list: "I want to travel! Australia. New Zealand."

In this episode, I'm so happy to be back with you solo and I have a great topic to share: Wabi Sabi: Embracing Imperfect Beauty in Your Life. Wabi-Sabi is a Japanese term that grew out of a Japanese aesthetic for imperfect beauty or the "Zen of Things." I define (or try to anyway) the meaning of wabi-sabi and how you can embrace it in your daily life to overcome the paralysis of perfectionism and pursue your goals and dreams. I quote and share throughout the episode, Richard Powell, author of Wabi-Sabi Simple. He said, "Wabi-Sabi nurtures all that is authentic by acknowledging three simple realities: Nothing lasts. Nothing is finished. Nothing is perfect. I repeat these three realities often throughout the episode and share examples. I also leave you with 6 practical ways you can practice wabi-sabi in your daily living. Book Source: Koren, Leonard. Wabi-Sabi for Artists, Designers, Poets & Philosophers. Imperfect Publishing. Please take the time to leave a review, like, rate, subscribe and download, and share with others in your network. I really want to expand my reach to others who will benefit from the insight and inspiration I share through Your Aha! Life. Thank you so much. With gratitude, Tonya --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yourahalife/message

Richard Powell from StAG Church, Cambridge on 02/10/2005

The murder of David O’Hearn in Wollongong in 1998 was described by season police as the most gruesome they had ever come across, with body parts strewn around the house. Within days, former Mayor Frank Arkell was also killed, and then Mark Valera - known as the Butcher of Wollongong - confessed. Jessie Donker suffered at the hands of her violent partner for years, until she could take it no longer, and she aimed her car at Richard Powell and killed him. The sentencing judge - at times wiping away tears - described her case as one that required mercy.

In this episode, we find out more about the fleet and network development plans of an airline that plans to connect West Africa from an operational hub in  Banjul, The Gambia.  We talk about why they will succeed where others have failed and how attending AviaDev has assisted their development.  Find out more at http://www.flywestaf.com/

This week on the Exercise Is Health podcast, Julie and Charlie interview Dr. Richard Powell, DC of Greater Chicago Functional Health. Dr. Powell discusses the 5 foundations his practice addresses to help his patients reverse their Type 2 Diabetes.  He has over a 90% success rate at helping his patients reverse their Type 2 Diabetes by using a customized testing program looking at multiple biological and genetic markers to zero in a patient's treatment plan.  Additionally, Dr. Powell will be hosting a free luncheon event on Tuesday, August 28th for prospective patients with Type 2 Diabetes that are interested in finding out more about the work he does.  You can learn more about this event here. The blog post discussed in this podcast can be found here - "5 Foundations for Reversing Diabetes The Go Beyond Diet"

Rev. Richard Powell by CrossLife Church

In this episode of Historical Light we have the pleasure of interviewing Dr. & Bro. David Harrison on the events of the Liverpool Masonic Rebellion of 1823. Be sure to visit his website and grab a copy of his book! You will not be disappointed. You can find Bro. Harrison at: www.dr-david-harrison.com Facebook @DrDavidHarrison   Alex Powers, Brother, episode 1, episode1, Freemason, Freemasonry, Historical, Historical Light, HistoricalLight, In Masonic History Today, introduction episode, Light, Lodge, Mason, Masonic, Masonry Today, Masonrytoday, Masonrytoday.com, Dr David Harrison, David Harrison, dr-david-harrison.com, Richard Ewing Powell, Richard Powell, Dick Powell

Richard Powell is a producer and director, known for Familiar (2012), Worm (2010) and Consumption (2008). See full bio »Zach Green is a producer and casting director, known for Familiar (2012), Consumption(2008) and Worm (2010). See full bio »

Richard Powell is a producer and director, known for Familiar (2012), Worm (2010) and Consumption (2008). See full bio »Zach Green is a producer and casting director, known for Familiar (2012), Consumption(2008) and Worm (2010). See full bio »

At Really Awful Movies, we love to shine a spotlight on emerging talent in the horror genre. So when one of us caught the short film Heir currently making the festival rounds, we thought “We've got to talk to these guys!” Heir is the brainchild of Fatal Pictures and stars Robert Nolan and the hardest … Continue reading Really Awful Movies: Ep 68b – Fatal Pictures' Zach Green and Richard Powell →

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. It’s been over half a year but finally a second volume of Bits, Pieces, and Body Parts arrives. Yet with this edition we have a bit of a change. Unlike the prior episode, Episode 014, where your cohosts were live discussing genre news and reviewing a film immediately after viewing it at the local theater, this new volume is a mish mash of various subjects and topics. First off cohosts Gordon and Philip discuss some of your favorite horror icons as was the case in Episode 038, Iconic Characters in Horror. Here a short conversation on Friday the 13th’s Jason Voorhees commences before moving on to a detailed talk of the somewhat overlooked Tony Todd larger than life monster, The Candyman. Next, fantasy and zombie author Elaine Isaak and thriller author K.D. Mason are interviewed, discussing their novels and what’s coming next. Both will autograph any copies of their novels that are purchased from their websites. Continuing, Thomas Newman, the director of the zombie film Bong of the Dead and the upcoming zombie western Deadsville, is interviewed where he discusses the home video release of his debut film (February 21st , 2012) and an exciting synopsis of his highly anticipated follow up. Afterwards author Charles Day chats about his debut novel, The Legend of the Pumpkin Thief, which brings the spirit of Halloween together with the nostalgia of a Steven Spielberg movie. Lastly, cohost Eric and Philip interview the owners of Fatal Pictures, Zach Green and Richard Powell, specifically discussing their half hour psychological horror films Worm (to become a feature length production) and Familiar, to be given its world premier at Toronto Frightfest March 2nd, 2012. Familiar will be introduced by Fangoria magazine and the presentation will let the audience meet and greet the film makers. Once again, join Dark Discussions for another episode of genre fare. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

Preview of Andre Ward vs. Carl Froch fight.Boxing great Tony DeMarco Guest. Richard Powell on WBC convnetion.  Boxing News. 

Join nationally recognized multi-media radio talk show host and award winning producer Patricia Raskin, as she interviews Dr. Richard Powell, author of Press the Fix Me Button: Improve Your Life Through Perception Modification. Richard Powell has definitely been there. And he has the track record to prove it: grew up in a dysfunctional, drug and alcohol-ridden home, sexually abused at age 12, lived on the streets of Seattle at 13, addicted to drugs and incarcerated by 16 and divorced twice by the time he turned 27. Now a naturopathic physician, life and wellness coach and pastoral counselor, Powell chronicles his journey in his new book, Press the “Fix Me” Button. Intertwined with his personal story, he offers step-by-step instructions to guide readers toward finding peace, positive thinking and empowerment to make life changes for good.

Join nationally recognized multi-media radio talk show host and award winning producer Patricia Raskin, as she interviews Dr. Richard Powell, author of Press the Fix Me Button: Improve Your Life Through Perception Modification. Richard Powell has definitely been there. And he has the track record to prove it: grew up in a dysfunctional, drug and alcohol-ridden home, sexually abused at age 12, lived on the streets of Seattle at 13, addicted to drugs and incarcerated by 16 and divorced twice by the time he turned 27. Now a naturopathic physician, life and wellness coach and pastoral counselor, Powell chronicles his journey in his new book, Press the “Fix Me” Button. Intertwined with his personal story, he offers step-by-step instructions to guide readers toward finding peace, positive thinking and empowerment to make life changes for good.

In this episode I cover the Silent Night Deadly Night trilogy. I also interview Zach Green and Richard Powell from Fatal Pictures. The music of Dog Fashion Disco is featured. I also discus Severence, Dear Mr. Gacy,and Dead Set.

A significant recording in the long distinguished history of Modern Jazz pioneer, drummer extraordinaire Max Roach. Today, January 10 is Mr. Roach's Birthday and The Jazz Show celebrates this event by presenting the album "Max Roach Plus Four" recorded in September 1956.. This was Max's fist recording after the tragic end to the Clifford Brown-Max Roach Quintet. Brown and the band's pianist, Richard Powell, were killed in a car accident in June 26, 1956. After a period of recovery from this trauma which also affected the whole Jazz community, Mr. Roach reformed the band under his name and kept tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins and bassist George Morrow. Rollins was finally being acknowledged as the leading new voice of the tenor saxophone and Morrow was one of the strongest bassists in Jazz and one who could keep up with Mr. Roach and the furious tempos that he loved. Trumpeter Kenny Dorham was the very worthy replacement for Clifford Brown and he shines on this album. Ray Bryant, from Philadelphia was a great replacement for Powell and was the first of many fine pianists in this band until Mr. Roach stopped using piano players in the late 50's. The album is inspired and energetic and is a great milestone in the recorded legacy of Mr. Max Roach. Happy Birthday Max!

Richard Powell is a director and writer, known for Heir (2015), Familiar (2012) and Worm (2010). See full bio » Zach Green is known for his work on Heir (2015), Familiar (2012) and Worm (2010). See full bio » --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gruesome-hertzogg/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gruesome-hertzogg/support

Richard Powell, Duke University, spoke on Kerry James Marshall for this symposium. He was introduced by James Rondeau, Frances and Thomas Dittmer Chair of Contemporary Art. This lecture was given as part of a daylong symposium Contemporary Art at the Art Institute of Chicago: Case Studies of Selected Works on View. This podcast is brought to you by the Ancient Art Podcast. Explore more at ancientartpodcast.org.

Rogue's Gallery came to the Mutual network on September 27, 1945 with Dick Powell portraying Richard Rogue, a private detective who invariably ended up getting knocked out each week and spending his dream time in acerbic conversation with his subconscious self, Eugor. Rogue's Gallery was, in a sense, Dick Powell's rehearsal for Richard Diamond, Private Detective. Powell played private detective Richard Rogue, who trailed luscious blondes, protected witness, and did whatever else detectives do to make a living. It was a good series, though not destined to make much of a mark. Under the capable direction of Dee Englebach and accompanied by the music of Leith Stevens, Powell floated through his lines with the help of such competents as Lou Merrill, Gerald Mohr, Gloria Blondell, Tony Barrett, and Lurene Tuttle. Peter Leeds played Rogue's friend Eugor, an obscure play on names with Eugor spelling Rogue backwards. The gimmick in Rogue's Gallery was the presence of an alter ego, "Eugor," who arrived in the middle of the show to give Rogue enough information for his final deduction. Eugor was a state of mind, achieved when Rogue was knocked unconcious. Eugor would appear cackling like the host of Hermit's Cave and imparted some vital information the hero had overlooked. Rogue would then awaken with a vague idea of what to do next. Rogue's Gallery also starred different actors as Rogue, in later incarnations of the series, but Richard Powell was the most popular. This series preceded Richard Powell's most famous series, Richard Diamond, Private Detective. Rogue trailed lovely blondes and protected witnesses in the new tough guy persona of Dick Powell. This was the transition series for Powell in his quest to be recognized as an actor rather than a singer. It had some of the same cute elements that would make Richard Diamond a high spot four years later. During the summer of 1946, the show was billed as Bandwagon Mysteries, with a tip of the hat to the sponsor. In the summer of 1947, it was again revived on NBC Sundays for Fitch, with Barry Sullivan in the title role. In 1950 the character again turned up in a two-year sustainer on the ABC Wednesday-night schedule. Chester Morris played the lead. Chester Morris was the original Boston Blackie. (From the Old Time Radio Researcher's Group