Podcast appearances and mentions of richard queree

After a cracking Round of 16, Richard Queree brings you the reaction to all 8 games including England's historic victory against Germany, Wales crashing out to Denmark and a thrilling Monday which saw 14 goals in 240 minutes of football! Featuring recaps of England vs Germany, Sweden vs Ukraine, Wales vs Denmark, Croatia vs Spain, France vs Switzerland, Netherlands vs Czech Republic, Italy vs Austria and Belgium vs Italy! There's upsets, red cards, own goals and absolute stunners! Plus, we hear your suggestions for a Superhero #DreamXI Follow the Years of Hurt Podcast on Twitter @YOHEuros

Richard Queree brings you this week's Wrestling News (with a twist) on The Request Rumble. Find out more about WWE's latest WWE Network deal and the location for the next three Wrestlemania events. Got any more scoops? Tweet them to @totalrequestsho on Twitter

Recorded in March 2019, Richard Queree is joined by Paul Scrivens (via Satelite) from the New Generation Project Podcast to preview all the matches (except the one announced after recording) taking place at Wrestlemania 35. Richard and Paul also talk about what got them into wrestling, their favourite and least-favourite Wrestlemania moments, NXT Takeover, the Hall of Fame and some Wrestlemania 35 facts. But don't worry, there are also plenty of tangents too including discussion on the latest Alan Partridge series, the Anatomy of a Fish, names that have been pronounced wrong, kidnapping and of course, FIRE EXTINGUISHERS! The podcast also features some of your favourite WWE moments from the last twelve months and a recap of Becky Lynch's WWE career. Special thanks to Jacob Cristobal and Jack Robert for their contributions.

Episode 97 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' counts down the Top 50 Moments in the history of the show! Did your favourite moment make the list? Find out in this mega-length episode! Many Thanks to Mark Woodyatt, Mike Quackenbush, Richard Queree and Scott Cavaliero for their contributions towards putting this together. Want to give a little something back to the show? Head on over to www.patreon.com/newgenpodcast for details on how to pledge.

Richard Queree covers the first four games in the Round of 16 Knockout Stage of the World Cup including Croatia vs Denmark, Spain vs Russia, France vs Argentina and Uruguay vs Portugal. Also featuring the latest World Cup news and a VAR watch on that decision against Spain in extra time. Follow the show on Twitter @52YearsWorldCup

In a slightly rough-around-the-edges edition of the 52 Years World Cup Podcast, Richard Queree recaps all the final games from Groups E to H. We look back at England's not that important game against Belgium, Germany crashing out of the tournament at the hands of South Korea and Japan scraping through on the Fair Play ruling.

This week as universities receive their audition packages for the next series of University Challenge we are joined by Richard Queree aka @sheepfm . Richard former civic engagement and radio officer for University of East London and was one of the key people behind the scenes in getting a team together and successfully applying for the 2016/17 series of University Challenge. We discuss his process from receiving the letter to auditioning the team and sending off the application. We also discuss the difficulties in getting "post 92" universities represented on University Challenge and what can be done to get more representation and more success. We then discuss Richard's thoughts on the current series of University Challenge & Only Connect before finishing off with the usual quick-fire questions. If you want to be a guest please contact @quizzymondays.

Coming just three weeks after the WWF presented the epic “Hell In A Cell” bout between The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels, WCW have a go at their own historic cage-based main event – it's “Age In A Cage” between ‘Hollywood' Hulk Hogan and ‘Rowdy' Roddy Piper and in Episode 76 of ‘The New Generation Project Podcast' we take a look at the full card it appears on; it's “Halloween Havoc 1997”. But perhaps more importantly… Paul Scrivens has met Richard Queree and we reveal our plans for the next 5 episodes, including the ever-looming spectre of Montreal! Want to donate to the show? Head on over to www.patreon.com/newgenpodcast for details on how to give something back – donate $10 in December and receive 3 exclusive art prints and our specially designed Christmas Card!

Cards on the table, this isn't a review of the WWE's latest supershow in our usual match-by-match style. Instead, Adam and Stewart discuss their experiences in Dallas and the week's festivities while we stick "NXT Takeover: Dallas" on in the background as Paul hadn't seen it. It's Episode 60 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' and for the very first time we spend an entire show discussing modern wrestling as we talk "Wrestlemania 32"! Featuring; pretty much everything you wanted us to cover, Paul takes over as host, we talk through ice hockey, Wrestlecon, Evolve, the WWE shop, Axcess, Takeover and the 2016 Hall of Fame, Horse-Riding with Mark Henry, Roman Reigns possibly gets booed, Adam does 'that' with his hand, Hunstanton Pier, many incorrect pronunciations of various names, everyone loves Sami Zayn and Shinsuke Nakamura, snore-gate, plenty of raw booze, Denny's Bacon Maple Sundae, Bob Backlund takes our e-mail addresses, a stupid mushroom tattoo and Adam finds a new favourite diva. Plus the answers to the questions; which is better - Mars or Snickers? Was the travel package good value for money? How did Adam like Hooters? Exactly how awesome is American food? Who had the best acceptance speech? Did anyone at all show up to The Ginger Man? How was 'The Dallas of South-West England'? Did we actually get into "Wrestlemania"? What was the best match of the weekend? What is Paul's new catchphrase? Did we meet Richard Queree? Do they sell imitation Lemsip in Dallas? How do you compare Zack Sabre Jr to Ronnie O'Sullivan? And was D'Lo Brown there?

The CoP Show's Sophie Lording talks to radio presenter Sean Thorne, freelance comedy producer Dave Cribb and BBC Radio's James Cook, Maggie Ayre and John Byrne at the Student Radio Association's training day hosted by Burst Radio in Bristol. They give their tips on how to make that first break, get noticed and learn your craft. Sophie also talks to students Richard Queree, Tom Sturdy, Jennifer Bell, Michael Adair and Gabrielle Westington about their next steps after student radio. Sean Thorne is a presenter for children’s digital station Fun Kids. He also works for BBC Radio Bristol. James Cook is the arts and poetry editor for BBC Radio, producing programmes across BBC Radio 2, 3 and 4 including Poetry Please, Word of Mouth, With Great Pleasure and various documentaries. Maggie Ayre is an award winning documentary producer for the BBC, with credits including Soul Music, Costing the Earth and The Food Programme. Dave Cribb is a freelance radio comedy producer who has worked for both independent production companies and the BBC. John Byrne is a radio producer who has worked in radio for over 24 years for commercial, independent, BBC local and BBC network radio. He currently produces documentaries for BBC Radio 4.

Back when it was known as Ty Pont Haearn on September 24th 2012, Richard Queree and Owen Corke brought you the first show of the year live from the 20th floor of the student halls. For six months the recording of the show was lost in the mist of Swn Festival and Fresher's Fayre podcasts but we can now bring it to you in its original glory. During the show, Richard offers to give away £20 of his money. Owen offers to give away a box of Chocolate Roses and later the two are joined by more of the Tequila Army - Christy Evans, Amy Williams and Ben Astell.

Ben Astell and Richard Queree return for the new academic year with their brand new show "The Benjamin Button Experience". Richard talks about his experience on Steve Lamacq's 6Music Show and brings over his rant feature from "The Walktime Show". The two also discuss whether Ben looks more like Linus from Charlie Brown or Tin Tin.

We go behind the scenes to find out how Richard Queree makes his well-renowed How To Guides. Tragically, a dark truth lies behind the How To Guides. With exploited monkeys using typewriters, the Ideatron 3000 and a cat choir who sing "Creep" by Radiohead (badly).

Business - it's tough but if you really want to make money and be rich and successful then Richard Queree has the answers for you. Richard talks from his personal experience of a 24 hour work experience program he took part in at Ignite.

Do you want to survive past December 21st 2012, the date in which the Mayan's predicted the world will end? Well listen to this handy guide which will show you what to do in the event of a Nuclear Explosion, an attack by Zombie Robot Pirates, a massive flood or the rapture. Sadly though there is nothing you can do in the event of a Cat-based revolution. Created by Richard Queree for "A Diff'rent Take" Radio Show, 3pm to 5pm every Thursday on Radio Cardiff.

Debt can make your life extremely stressful and uncertain. But whatever you do, do not panic. We are here to help you out. We'll show you how you can blast your debts into the stratosphere and stay debt free for at least three months. Created by Richard Queree for "A Diff'rent Take" Radio Show, 3pm to 5pm every Thursday on Radio Cardiff.

Ever wanted to be your own dictator? Ever wanted to go on holiday without all the hassle and expense? Well now here's your chance to create your own country. In just five simple steps you can become an almighty emperor. Created by Richard Queree for "A Diff'rent Take" Radio Show, 3pm to 5pm every Thursday on Radio Cardiff.