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Join Casey, Rodrigo, Tiggz, and Alan for an all-new episode, with a list full of hot topics!HOT TOPICS INCLUDE:-- Billy Flynn departs "Days of Our Lives" for "The Young and the Restless"-- "Beyond the Gates" debuts to strong ratings, as the Richardsons have an enemy closing in-- Steffy fights Luna's prison discharge on "The Bold and the Beautiful"-- Chuck Pratt stops by the "Melrose Place" rewatch podcast "Still the Place" for an exclusive interview-- And Brook Lynn's baby drama history sends ripples throughout Port Charles on "General Hospital"THERE'S ALWAYS SO MUCH TO 'CHAT' ABOUT, SO STAY TUNED!
Logischerweise sind Wettervorhersagen FÜR morgen VOR morgen verfügbar. Ohne Computer konnte der Meteorologe Richardson im letzten Jahrhundert davon nur träumen. Doch was war Träumerei und was revolutionäre Grundlage für SRF Meteo? Lewis Fry Richardson beschrieb Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts den Traum von einer Wetterfabrik. Zudem berechneten er und sein Team um 1917 die erste Wettervorhersage der Welt. Allerdings dauerte es sechs Wochen, um das Wetter für die nächsten sechs Stunden zu berechnen. Dennoch erkannte Richardson viele Schwierigkeiten und Grundprinzipien der heutigen Wettervorhersage. Und seine Wetterfabrik war nicht nur ein Traum, sondern fast schon eine Anleitung für ein heutiges Wettermodell. Richardson erlebte noch, wie Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts die erste computergestützte Vorhersage seinen Wunsch erfüllte. Seitdem sind die Vorhersagen noch schneller und genauer geworden.
In this episode Joe argues that Russell Wilson and Brock Purdy should both crack the top 10 QBs list. Does anyone else agree? Griffin Thinks Anthony Richardson has a bright future while Joe argues he is shaping out to be a bust. We also go GM style on what went wrong in Chicago and what they can do to fix it! Tune in for more!
His father Joey Pyle was at the epicentre of the 60s criminal underworld, moving with the likes of the Krays and the Richardsons. Joe Pyle Jnr recounts growing up in a crime family, his boxing promotions and the effects of his dad's legacy. Proudly sponsored by Gold Seal - suppliers of the highest grade Shilajit and health products in the UK. For a 10% discount on their pure premium Shilajit, Mushroom Capsules, Testosterone Booster and other health supplements, visit: https://goldsealshilajit.com/?oly=liamtuffs%3Futm_source%3DYouTube&utm_medium=LiamTuffs&utm_campaign=shilajitresins&utm_content=videodescription Follow our socials for daily content: Instagram: https://instagram.com/liamtuffs Facebook: https://facebook.com/liamtuffsfb TikTok: https://tiktok.com/liamtuffs1 X / Twitter: https://x.com/liamtuffs1
Send us a textTHE FRUIT OF PEACEFruit-Full – Part 3Springcreek Church | Senior Pastor Keith StewartOctober 6, 2024Who couldn't use a little more peace in their life, am I right? When our marriages are strained or the kids are more than we can handle or office politics makes going to work draining, how do you find peace in the chaos? Sometimes, the way we go about trying to obtain peace practically guarantees we will never experience peace. This weekend, Pastor Keith will show us God's peace and how it can be yours.#god #realspringcreekchurch #fruitfull #thefruitofpeace #peacehttps://www.springcreekchurch.org/-----DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. Shalom, the Jewish idea of peace, is so much bigger than individual peace. Fundamentally, it's about a society that flourishes because it is functions as God intended. Why do we reduce big concepts like shalom down to small applications that are only about our personal experience with shalom? In what other ways do we do this to Scripture? 2. Take some time as a group to go back over the differences between the God of peace, the peace of God and peace with God. Have you ever experienced the peace of God in the midst of chaos? If so, what was the situation you found yourself in and describe what the peace of God was like for you. Pastor Keith shared the illustration of the Sawi people of New Guinea and the breakthrough the Richardsons made after watching the exchange of the peace child to end hostilities. How does this story parallel the gospel story of God offering His Son to us? 3. Many settle for pseudo-peace – truces – stalemates – swallowing differences – cold wars. Why do people prefer what is not peace to what actually is? Why is peacemaking such a challenging thing to do? What have been your experiences in this arena with friends? Children? Co-workers? Issues in society? 4. There's a huge difference between peacekeeping and peacemaking. Can you describe examples of peacekeeping? Have you ever done that yourself? There's also a big difference between peacemaking and peace-achieving? Why is peace sometimes beyond our grasp? 5. Why do you think peacemaking is so important in the plan of God for our lives? If peacemaking is so vitally important to God, why don't we see more of it manifested among His followers?
Welcome back to another episode of The Criminal Connection Podcast.Today, The Podfather welcomes a podcast exclusive, Jimmy Lambrianou.You may know Jimmy and his family from their connection and dealings with the notorious Kray twins.Jimmy tells all; The untold stories about The Krays, the rivalry with The Richardsons & The Murders that took place inbetween.Now sit back and enjoy the show.Big thank you to our sponsors:iME - https://i-me.tech/VIP Security Services - https://www.vipsecurityservices.co.uk/ - 10% discount code for all services purchased using code VIPCCP24Fragrance Du Bois - https://fragrancedubois.com/discount/CCPOD10 - Get 10% Off using code CCPOD10 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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00:00 - 27:42 - Stephen Holder of ESPN joins the show to dive into the Colts preseason game against the Broncos! Stephen and JMV discuss the playing time of Anthony Richardson in the game, and if the Colts need to give him more reps before the start of the regular season. JMV and Stephen talk about Richardsons accuracy, and how it still shows room for improvement. 27:43 - 48:20 - Jeremiah Johnson, the Pacers pre/postgame host and sideline reporter, joins the show! JMV and JJ dive into the lack of playing time for Tyrese Haliburton with Team USA, and the reports that he had been dealing with a nagging injury that factored into his usage. They discuss some of the Pacers on other international rosters, like Andrew Nembhard! Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-ride-with-jmv/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
00:00 – 28:01 – JMV begins the show by discussing the Colts first preseason game against the Broncos, and if they and QB Anthony Richardson answered any of the big questions surrounding them. He also talks about the Paris Olympics, and the gold medals won by both the men and women of Team USA! 28:02 – 40:24 – JMV answers some questions and comments from listeners of the show on X! He also takes a call from a listener on the Colts! 40:25 – 45:33 – JMV wraps up the first hour by talking about the roof once again being closed at Lucas Oil Stadium for Sunday's preseason game. 45:34 – 1:10:55 – Jeremiah Johnson, the Pacers pre/postgame host and sideline reporter, joins the show! JMV and JJ dive into the lack of playing time for Tyrese Haliburton with Team USA, and the reports that he had been dealing with a nagging injury that factored into his usage. They discuss some of the Pacers on other international rosters, like Andrew Nembhard! 1:10:56 – 1:24:20 – JMV continues to talk about the roof being closed at Lucas Oil Stadium. He reads a comment about Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton and his lack of playing time for Team USA. John also talks Anthony Richardson, and how he needs to get more reps. John takes a phone call from a listener! 1:24:21 – 1:26:46 – JMV wraps up the 2nd hour by reviewing how Colts 1st-round draft pick Laitu Latu looked in his first taste of NFL action! 1:26:47 – 1:56:25 – Stephen Holder of ESPN joins the show to dive into the Colts preseason game against the Broncos! Stephen and JMV discuss the playing time of Anthony Richardson in the game, and if the Colts need to give him more reps before the start of the regular season. JMV and Stephen talk about Richardsons accuracy, and how it still shows room for improvement. 1:56:26 – 2:06:49 – JMV discusses the Colts handling of Richardson, and if he agrees with them limiting his reps against the Broncos. 2:06:50 – 2:11:19 – JMV wraps up another edition of the show! Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-ride-with-jmv/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Richardsons were a close knit family, until Jasmin Richardson began middle school and became a whole different person. At 12 years old she joined the goth scene and met a “300 year old werewolf” boyfriend. He was 23 years old. Her parents prohibited her from seeing him, and in return she plotted their murders. Jasmine and her boyfriend would commit a crime so horrific, that law enforcement that worked the case then still receive therapy for today.
Hulu Animayhem is your animation destination to watch full seasons and new episodes of your favorite animated shows.--------Sheldon and the Richardsons get to the bottom of the YouTube booty spam comment mystery as well as:⭐️ Sharks getting active⭐️ Uncut Gems in real life⭐️ Uncut Uber Eats⭐️ Random Order LIVE & Tour⭐️ When family sends way too many TikToks⭐️ Steam⭐️ Going Steve Jobs on the dripVIDEO VERSION LIVE @ 8:00 PM EMerch on the way to RandomOrder.orgTweet us and follow us InstagramLike the show? SUBSCRIBE to and RATE Random Order on:» Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/random-order-podcast» Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mO9AL0wCGeF6hFEa7MhoV Advertise on Random Order via Gumball.fmSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
00:00 – 24:13 – Anthony Richardson sat out of the Colts final spring practice with shoulder soreness; is there reason for Colts fans to be worried. JMV talks Purdue, and a player de-committing from the program. 24:14 – 42:59 – Brian Neubert of Gold and Black joins the show to talk about Kanon Catchings de-committing from Purdue. Brian and John talk about the up-and-down relationship between Catchings and Purdue. They discuss why Catchings went to Purdue to begin with, and if this latest move comes as a shock. They debate what comes next for Catchings. 43:00 – 1:07:43 – JMV answers some questions and comments from listeners online! He talks about the Colts long injury history involving quarterbacks. He takes some calls from listeners of the show! 1:07:44 – 1:20:07 – The show keeps rolling as John continues to talk about the fears Colts fans have over Richardson and his shoulder. More comments and questions come in from listeners online about Richardson, and if there is any reason to panic with him missing the final training camp practice. There are also some about the Evansville Purple Aces baseball team. 1:20:08 – 1:25:31 – JMV wraps up the 2nd hour of the show! 1:25:32 – 1:57:53 – Mike Chappell of FOX59 and CBS4 joins the show! Mike and JMV talk about Richardson missing practice today, and if there is anything major going on. Mike discusses Richardsons and Steichen's comments about Richardson's health, and if there is anything the Colts can do to alleviate concerns. They talk about the Colts receivers, including AD Mitchell, as well as the Colts secondary. 1:57:54 – 2:02:00 – More questions and comments come in from listeners of the show, and JMV answers them! 2:02:01 – 2:11:07 – JMV wraps up another edition of the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
00:00 - 29:09 - Mike Chappell of FOX59 and CBS4 joins the show! Mike and JMV talk about Richardson missing practice today, and if there is anything major going on. Mike discusses Richardsons and Steichen's comments about Richardson's health, and if there is anything the Colts can do to alleviate concerns. They talk about the Colts receivers, including AD Mitchell, as well as the Colts secondary. 29:10 - 45:35 - Brian Neubert of Gold and Black joins the show to talk about Kanon Catchings de-committing from Purdue. Brian and John talk about the up-and-down relationship between Catchings and Purdue. They discuss why Catchings went to Purdue to begin with, and if this latest move comes as a shock. They debate what comes next for Catchings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Anthony Richardson says he's ready for unlimited reps in OTAs, but Colts trainers and docs will have the final say. Every rep with AD Mitchell and Anthony Gould is invaluable - but so is the pacing of Richardsons rehab. Pacers want to run - Knicks want to walk. That is the battle that is most likely to determine the winner of this series. Best matchup is Rick Carlsile vs. Tom Thibodeau! Scott Dolson made an effort to explain the Mike Woodson "True fans" comment on Senior Day, but it failed to excuse the ridiculous lapse of judgement. Get your sign-up bonus of up to $1,000 today! https://mybookie.website/joinwithKENT Promocode: KENT Here is the link for my book: https://www.amazon.com/Oops-Art-Learning-Mistakes-Adventures/dp/173420740X Donate! https://www.paypal.com/donate/?business=9FHFLVDQ7ZRW8&no_recurring=0¤cy_code=USD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
National Playwriting Month is approaching, and that means it's time for End of Play.®, the Dramatists Guild's annual month-long writing challenge for Playwrights, Composers, Lyricists, and Librettists! This is a segment of the End of Play.® interview Melissa had last year with Lily Dwoskin and Jordan Stovall from the Dramatists Guild.Resources MentionedEpisode 23End of Play.®Dramatists GuildAbout Our GuestsLily Dwoskin is a bookwriter, lyricist, & playwright based in New York. She is a graduate of NYU's Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program. Her bookwriter/lyricist credits include Off Broadway: Turtle On A Fencepost at Theater 555 & The Scarlet Savior at St. Luke's Theatre. Other credits include: Hyena in Petticoats and The Aviatrix. Originally, Lily is from the greater Philadelphia region. Lily's work has been performed at St. Luke's, The Laurie Beechman Theatre, The Greenroom 42, Hedgerow Theatre Company, various universities and more. Lily works for & is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild of America and has worked as a director, dramaturg, teaching artist & stage manager.Jordan Stovall is a playwright, arts administrator, & drag artist known as Wanda Whatever. They presently serve as the Director of Outreach & Institutional Partnerships for the Dramatists Guild, where they have worked since 2016. Their plays have been shortlisted & selected as Finalists for the Eugene O'Neill Playwrights Festival and Relentless Award, with productions in London and the US. As a drag artist, they are the founding producer of Time Out London Award-Nominated cabaret Boulangerie; and Fussy, a series of queer community gatherings. They can be seen on Pistol and Meet the Richardsons. They have performed in Bushwig Berlin & NYC, Sink the Pink, Clapham Grand, Royal Vauxhall Tavern, & other notable venues across London, NYC, & the US.Follow the Dramatists Guild on Facebook, Twitter & InstagramConnect with host Melissa Schmitz***Sign up for the 101 Stage Adaptations Newsletter***101 Stage AdaptationsFollow the Podcast on Facebook & InstagramRead Melissa's plays on New Play ExchangeConnect with Melissa on LinkedInWays to support the show:- Buy Me a Coffee- Tell us your thoughts in our Listener Survey!- Give a 5-Star rating- Write a glowing review on Apple Podcasts - Send this episode to a friend- Share on social media (Tag us so we can thank you!)Creators: Host your podcast through Buzzsprout using my affiliate link & get a $20 credit on your paid account. Let your fans directly support you via Buy Me a Coffee (affiliate link).
Blackhawks lose to the Avs, and Blue Jackets. Players seems to realize there is a month left in a dead season. Developing players. Elias Peterson got a contract extensions. Rempe keeps fighting. Liquid IVGet 15% off when you go to LIQUID IV DOT COM and use code «Chicagotomahawk» at checkout.That's 15% of ANYTHING you order when you use promo code «Chicagotomahawk» at LIQUID IV DOT COM.Experience better hydration today at LIQUID IV DOT COM, promo code «Chicagotomahawk».
Blackhawks lose to the Avs, and Blue Jackets. Players seems to realize there is a month left in a dead season. Developing players. Elias Peterson got a contract extensions. Rempe keeps fighting. Liquid IV Get 15% off when you go to LIQUID IV DOT COM and use code «Chicagotomahawk» at checkout. That's 15% of ANYTHING you order when you use promo code «Chicagotomahawk» at LIQUID IV DOT COM. Experience better hydration today at LIQUID IV DOT COM, promo code «Chicagotomahawk». Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Most Haunted City On Earth | Presented by The Savannah Underground
Don't miss a single haunted adventure! (including the one in a few days on January 25th/26th! Grow with us and join The Parajunkie Fam! www.patreon.com/savannahunderground Welcome back to another spine-tingling episode of the Paranormal Podcast, titled "The Most Haunted City on Earth! This episode delves into the chilling tale of Bathsheba Sherman, a figure shrouded in mystery and horror. Despite the lack of written history or records about her life or the alleged infant's death, the folklore surrounding Bathsheba paints a picture of dark rituals and sinister deeds. We explore the narratives handed down through generations, transforming Bathsheba from a person into a terrifying legend. Witnesses like Mr. Mckeachurn, who knew Bathsheba in his youth, contribute to her nightmarish image, while Carolan's discovery of the unmarked Bell Stone on the Arnold estate adds another layer to this enigmatic story. Lorraine Warren, a renowned paranormal investigator, famously identified Bathsheba as a demonic presence in the Perron family's house, intensifying the legend. The episode also delves into the haunting history of the house itself, a place marked by tragedies including drownings and suicides. Multiple families, including the Arnolds, Richardsons, and Bakers, suffered untimely deaths here, with many of the details lost to time. The Warrens' involvement in the case, spurred by a call from Keith Johnson, reveals their harrowing experiences during their investigations. The most striking event is the seance-turned-exorcism, where Carolyn Perron was said to have been possessed, leading to a terrifying ordeal that nearly ended her life. The episode also features insights from Andrea Perron, who offers a more sympathetic view of Bathsheba and shares her own experiences with the spirits in the house, including the benevolent Abigail Arnold and the mysterious Scottish broken-neck woman. Andrea's reflections on Ed and Lorraine Warren's efforts provide a deeper understanding of the complexities and challenges of paranormal investigation. Tune in for a journey through the layers of myth, history, and personal accounts that make this story a hauntingly unforgettable chapter in paranormal lore. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-taylor-timmons/support
00:00 - 27:14 - Former Hoosier and Big Ten Player of the Year Brian Evans joins the show to talk the debacle against Wisconsin. Brian also talks a bit about the response he got following his last appearance on the show, where he vented his frustrations about the program. Brian and John talk about C.J Gunn's ejection, as well as long-time voice of the Hoosiers Don Fischer's comments following the loss to Wisconsin. 27:15 - 54:07 - Stephen Holder of ESPN joins the show! Stephen and JMV discuss Anthony Richardson, and how tough it was on him to miss most of his rookie season with the Colts. They get into the changing style of quarterback play, and how teams and specifically the Colts need to keep evolving. C.J Stroud, Richardsons fellow rookie QB who just led a fantastic first campaign in Houston, is discussed; Stephen and JMV compare Richardson to Stroud. The conversation closes out with Stephen and John talking about the health of Colts owner Jim Irsay. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
00:00 – 26:28 – JMV kicks off the first show of the week by talking about the end of the Pacers road trip, which saw Indiana lose to Portland and then Phoenix to close out their western swing. He talks about how their upcoming schedule might be even more difficult than the road trip. He then talks IU basketball, their loss to Wisconsin, and the ejection of C.J Gunn. 26:29 – 40:03 – JMV talks about Depaul firing basketball coach Tony Stubblefield after their loss to Butler. He also talks about the incident with Caitlin Clark and a fan running into her while storming the court. He opens the phone lines up and takes a call from a Pacer fan, as well as someone with a Colts question! 40:04 – 46:14 - JMV wraps up the first hour by continuing to talk the end of the Pacers road trip, especially their loss last night in Phoenix. 46:15 – 1:18:15 – Former Hoosier and Big Ten Player of the Year Brian Evans joins the show to talk the debacle against Wisconsin. Brian also talks a bit about the response he got following his last appearance on the show, where he vented his frustrations about the program. Brian and John talk about C.J Gunn's ejection, as well as long-time voice of the Hoosiers Don Fischer's comments following the loss to Wisconsin. 1:18:16 – 1:28:09 – JMV goes through some comments from listeners on X on the Pacers, IU, storming the court and more! 1:28:10 – 1:34:48 – JMV closes out the 2nd hour of the show with another phone call from a listener in Arkansas! 1:34:49 – 2:02:59 – Stephen Holder of ESPN joins the show! Stephen and JMV discuss Anthony Richardson, and how tough it was on him to miss most of his rookie season with the Colts. They get into the changing style of quarterback play, and how teams and specifically the Colts need to keep evolving. C.J Stroud, Richardsons fellow rookie QB who just led a fantastic first campaign in Houston, is discussed; Stephen and JMV compare Richardson to Stroud. The conversation closes out with Stephen and John talking about the health of Colts owner Jim Irsay. 2:03:00 – 2:15:48 – JMV updates listeners about the incoming severe weather! He then talks about the Pacers, and the 2 losses to end their road trip. He also discusses the Pascal Siakam trade and what that means for Pacers and the expectations surrounding them. 2:15:49 – 2:20:44 – JMV closes out another edition of the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Steve and Marianna Richardson (BYU Professors, Returned Mission Leaders, Institute teachers, Authors, Parents of 12 children, Patriarch) join Sean to discuss how missionaries can keep their plan from the mission alive. Sean talks about his participation in the filming of the "My Plan" program that missionaries do their last 6 weeks of the mission. The Richardsons discuss how RM's can return home and implement and build upon that plan. They discuss how your patriarchal blessing can play a key role in your plan moving forward. To subscribe to the podcast and to interact with the hosts, offer topic and guest suggestions, and provide feedback, please click on the following link and become part of the podcast. https://forms.office.com/r/r7516nkf1m
Larry McGrath rode horses to the curling club. His father would take him via horse and sleigh on Saturday mornings to practice on a sheet of natural ice in Dodsland, Saskatchewan. Larry honed his skills in local bonspiels as a teenager and eventually came up against the famous Richardsons, and won. He initially found success teaming with Darlene Hill, John Gunn and Marlene Dorsett to win back-to-back Canadian mixed championships in 1967 and '68. Another mixed title came in 1971 (with Marlene replaced by Audrey St. John) but a purple heart still evaded him. Larry would reach his only Brier in London in 1974, falling just one game short of a playoff with Alberta's Hector Gervais. Larry shares stories from his early days to the many events and carspiels (he won three), being a driver for Paul Gowsell (and his opponent in the famous "pizza" game) and dealing with Russ Howard's headsets as player representative for the CCA in the 1980s. Larry passed away on August 20, 2023.
Fox and Rob Richardson experienced being separated by incarceration for 21 years. They come on the podcast today to share about their experience, what God did in the midst of it, and how we as the Church are to be the hands and feet of Christ in the face of injustice and oppression. May you come away from this episode inspired to make a difference. WHAT WE CHAT ABOUT ON THIS EPISODE: ~Fox and Rob's documentary, Time, and book, Time: The Untold Story of the Love that Held Us Together When Incarceration Kept Us Apart, and what you can expect from them; what led them to produce these resources ~How Fox and Rob met, and what their journey of marriage has been like ~What led to the day when the Richardsons robbed a bank; the desperation that resulted in this decision ~How being incarcerated for 21 years for the offense of robbing a bank reveals the injustice within the criminal justice system, the problem of mass incarceration, and the racism which does still exist in the justice system ~The importance of listening to other peoples' stories and experiences ~Stories from Scripture of affliction and how God saw people through ~How our hard seasons take us from knowing “about” God to truly knowing God Himself ~God's sovereignty and sufficiency even in our hard seasons ~The importance of understanding that we cannot afford to take our eyes off God ~Trusting the process as we remember that God is sufficient ~The slavery that exists in the criminal justice system ~How leaving prison is like going from slavery to sharecropping ~The modern day taxation without representation that is faced by the victims of mass incarceration ~Rich Family Ministries and the Richardson's family mission to be free and free others ~Seeking to better America and make it what it can be; seeking alternatives to mass incarceration ~The role of God's people to say “not on my watch” when injustice and oppression exist ~What we as everyday lay people can do to seek to make a difference in the system ~The power of bearing witness, being in proximity, and looking injustice in the face so that your heart and spirit will be quickened and you will seek to be used of God to be of service in that area ~Rob's experience in what is known as “America's Bloodiest Penitentiary” and what enabled him to get through with strength ~What this journey was like for Fox having to solo parent, homeschool, provide for her family, and support and encourage her husband during this 21 year journey ~Tapping into the strength God gives us ~And much more! For full shownotes, head to www.hargraveshomeandhearth.com/podcast
Season 2 Ep 65: “Take THAT tour guide from the past” Recorded before last weekend's final Premier League fixtures Jon Richardson & Matt Forde discuss relegation and predict the outcome of Leeds v Spurs, why Leeds could be top of the bee league and why Fordy might have to dig an edinburgh show out of his arse. Elsewhere… there's some behind the scenes gossip on the set of Meet the Richardsons and we review listeners suggestions for the new podcast name Two new podcasts discussing last weekend's action will go up at the end of the week. Support the podcast by subscribing at Anotherslice.com/cpfpl for extra content. Ep 34 is our first live show and a bootleg copy is available to Another Slice subscribers. Send us any new format ideas or correspondence to: hello@cpfpl.com or tweet us @Comediansfpl. Follow the podcast on Twitter (@comediansfpl), Instagram (ComediansplayingFPL) and Facebook (@comediansfpl) Share, subscribe, AND PLEASE REVIEW! Join our FPL Fan League here: fantasy.premierleague.com/leagues/auto-join/4r6j9k… League Code: 4r6j9k Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Greetings Glocal Citizens! This week on the podcast we're back on the trailblazing path and once again, it is all about Destination Africa! Our guides are my guests, the Ghanaian-Briton duo Abena and Ekow Richardson, the co-founders of Destination Africa, which, through programs, workshops, dvds, channels, live streams and other merchandise offers a wealth of knowledge in African languages, culture, heritage and lifestyle. With backgrounds in software engineering, the hair and fashion industries, and professional basketball the Destination Africa journey began for Ekow once he became a father with the decision to apply his passions to inspiring and empowering the next generation of young leaders. As a homeschooling mum, Abena is also the main facilitator for Destination Africa. She uses her energetic, coordinated, innovative, loving, exciting, and disciplined teaching style to deliver results while her partner uses his IT skills as the technological mind behind all things Destination Africa. Together this family affair is one to watch as a primer on planning a relocating a family and a business in uncertain times. Where to find the Richardsons? www.destinationafrica.com On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ekow-richardson-957729254/) On Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/destafricagrp/) On Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/destafricagrp/) On Twitter (https://twitter.com/DestAfricaGrp) On Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiDBW8C_kan2vp90YvroFtg) On Whatsapp (https://chat.whatsapp.com/DBIGt0DPvDzEX8PVrIjXDO) Other topics of interest: Exotic Park, West Legon (https://www.google.com/maps/uv?pb=!1s0xfdf9dbfe95f36e5%3A0xee31370d7529d80e!3m1!7e115!4shttps%3A%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipPRBTdAxuCVpXgyWoU9UetYVCux0ekN0t-Q_JE%3Dw520-h350-n-k-no!5sexotic%20park%20west%20legon%20event%20space%20-%20Google%20Search!15sCgIgAQ&imagekey=!1e10!2sAF1QipPRBTdAxuCVpXgyWoU9UetYVCux0ekN0t-Q_JE&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjZovmtmcL-AhUFm2oFHbT9DcYQ7ZgBKAB6BAgTEAI) Winneba, Ghana (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winneba) San kofa a yenkyiri (https://www.stockton.edu/sankofa/about.html) About Fante people in Ghana (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fante_people) A survey of Ghana's Parliament (https://issafrica.org/iss-today/ghanas-split-parliament-has-failed-to-meet-public-expectations) About civics education in Africa (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341283125_Civic_Education_and_Pupils'_Civic_Dispositions_in_Ghana_and_Nigeria_A_Comparative_Analysis/fulltext/5eb8a8efa6fdcc1f1dcff694/Civic-Education-and-Pupils-Civic-Dispositions-in-Ghana-and-Nigeria-A-Comparative-Analysis.pdf) Kumapim Royals International Band's Time Changes (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldRMRLUt94U) Special Guest: Ekow Richardson.
Lucy Ann Beaumont is a British actress, writer, and stand-up comedian. Well known for her comedy series Meet the Richardsons, and Hullraisers. Lucy's 2014 debut show at the Edinburgh Festival, 'We Can Twerk it Out' was nominated for that year's Best Newcomer Award. We talked to Lucy about how amazing grandparents can be, using challenging life experiences to inform your creativity, and trying to break into comedy. If you enjoyed listening to Lucy go and see her on tour! Tickets are on sale now https://lucybeaumont.co.uk PLUS extra chat with Lucy over at patreon.com/blankpodcast Massive thanks to our Patrons: Mary Catherine Byrnes, Victoria Nielsen, Manya Kay, Alex Williams, Joel Piveteau, Richard Astill, Samantha Beaton, Claudia McKelvey, John Holland, Katherine Keen, Lynn Robinson, It's Coming Home 2022, Alice Chrystall, Maddie Lightfoot, Alex Collis, Martin Grimm, Vicki, Julianna Williams, Rachel Bowen, Witnessthebigness. @blankpod @eliistender @jimdalycomedy @LucyABeaumont blankpodcast2018@gmail.com
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National Playwriting Month is approaching, and that means it's time for End of Play.®, the Dramatists Guild's annual month-long writing challenge for Playwrights, Composers, Lyricists, and Librettists. Guild staff members Lily Dwoskin and Jordan Stovall stop by the show to tell us about their work at the Guild and all things End of Play.®.In this episode, we discuss:What End of Play.® is and who can participate (Hint: anyone and everyone!)How End of Play.® got startedHow working at the Guild helped Lily become a better advocate for her own workHow the pandemic has changed the way drag and musical theatre are created and consumed And more!Resources MentionedEnd of Play.®Dramatists GuildAWPAbout Our GuestsLily Dwoskin is a bookwriter, lyricist, and playwright based in New York. She is a graduate of NYU's Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program. Her bookwriter/lyricist credits include Off Broadway: Turtle On A Fencepost at Theater 555 & The Scarlet Savior at St. Luke's Theatre. Other credits include: Hyena in Petticoats and The Aviatrix. Originally, Lily is from the greater Philadelphia region. Lily's work has been performed at St. Luke's, The Laurie Beechman Theatre, The Greenroom 42, Hedgerow Theatre Company, various universities and more. Lily works for and is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild of America and has worked as a director, dramaturg, teaching artist and stage manager. Jordan Stovall is a playwright, arts administrator, and drag artist known as Wanda Whatever. They presently serve as the Director of Outreach & Institutional Partnerships for the Dramatists Guild, where they have worked since 2016. Their plays have been shortlisted and selected as Finalists for the Eugene O'Neill Playwrights Festival and Relentless Award, with productions in London and the US. As a drag artist, they are the founding producer of Time Out London Award-Nominated cabaret Boulangerie; and Fussy, a series of queer community gatherings. They can be seen on Pistol and Meet the Richardsons. They have performed in Bushwig Berlin and NYC, Sink the Pink, Clapham Grand, Royal Vauxhall Tavern, andConnect with host Melissa Schmitz***Sign up for the 101 Stage Adaptations Newsletter***101 Stage AdaptationsFollow the Podcast on Facebook & InstagramRead Melissa's plays on New Play ExchangeConnect with Melissa on LinkedInWays to support the show:- Buy Me a Coffee- Tell us your thoughts in our Listener Survey!- Give a 5-Star rating- Write a glowing review on Apple Podcasts - Send this episode to a friend- Share on social media (Tag us so we can thank you!)Creators: Host your podcast through Buzzsprout using my affiliate link & get a $20 credit on your paid account. Let your fans directly support you via Buy Me a Coffee (affiliate link).
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Hersh Lerner says if you're not nervous it's BS. Hersh grew up in Winnipeg, learning to curl at the Maple Leaf Curling Club. His talent for golf was matched by his prowess on the ice, scoring three 8-enders in one season. Joined by Coleman Staniloff, Robert Lemecha and Allan Dudar, Hersh first won a purple heart in 1963. The crowd in Brandon was stunned watching the Richardsons of Saskatchewan dismantle Manitoba 16-4. The Lerner squad didn't recover that week, finishing 3-7. Vowing he'd be back, Hersh returned in 1966, again with Robert and Allan and now joined by Bob Dudar at lead. They finished 6-4, defeating eventual winner Ron Northcott from Alberta but losing close games to Bob "Pee-wee" Pickering of Saskatchewan and runner-up Joe Gurowka of Ontario. Before talking to Hersh (43:50) Kevin sits down with the guest from episode 24, Wally Ursuliak and his friend Will Pacarynuk. "Lucky" Will, aka "Fudgie", has spent the last few years writing WALLY-san , a history of Wally's life and legacy.
Last time we spoke Emperor Xianfeng died at the ripe age of 30 having spent a life smoking opium with his harem. Now the Qing dynasty was in the hands of his 5 year old son, but in reality henceforth until its collapse the Qing dynasty would actually to be controlled by the infamous Empress Dowager Cixi. Hong Rengan received a military defeat at Tongcheng and it seems he would never psychologically recover from it. Li Xiucheng went on the offensive and performed a grand eastern campaign taking multiple provinces. Zeng Guofan needed a new army created and chose his student Li Hongzhang to command it. The Anhui army was formed and it looked like the Qing side was going to win this civil war after all. The only thing that might turn the tide back for the Taiping was that ever sought after foreign support. #33 This episode is The Taiping Rebellion part 10: The Ever Victorious Army Welcome to the Fall and Rise of China Podcast, I am your dutiful host Craig Watson. But, before we start I want to also remind you this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Perhaps you want to learn more about the history of Asia? Kings and Generals have an assortment of episodes on history of asia and much more so go give them a look over on Youtube. So please subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry for some more history related content, over on my channel, the Pacific War Channel where I cover the history of China and Japan from the 19th century until the end of the Pacific War. Meanwhile back in Nanjing, Hong Rengan's life was becoming more and more miserable. He lost at Anqing and his rivals used his absence to take away his authority in the capital. His continued efforts at gaining western support was going nowhere, in fact it was earning him embarrassment. The foreign relations to the Taiping had become poisoned due a large part to the eastern campaign led by Li Xiucheng. Many of the foreign missionaries stopped visiting Nanjing and soon that direct line of communication that Hong Rengan cherished had slipped away. Shanghai was bracing itself for what it believed was a Taiping offensive against the city and Hong Rengan could do little to nothing to stop Li Xiucheng. As for Zeng Guofan, he knew Shanghai was extremely wealthy and must be protected from the Taiping, but Nanjing was simply more important and he could not launch two enormous campaigns simultaneously against both. Zeng Guofan elected to focus on Nanjing and perhaps once Li Hongzhang had built up his Anhui army he could deal with Shanghai. For Shanghai, it looked certain the Taiping would soon attack, and the Qing had no assurances from the foreigners that they would help defend the city. They had no one to turn to, then our old friend the filibuster wannabe Frederick Townsend Ward. Despite Britain's attempts to stop the mercenary leader, he was still going strong with his HQ at Songjiang. He only had 68 foreign mercenaries left because of the constant harassment from the Taiping and British, but he did have some Napoleon field guns and a promise form his Qing benefactors that if he took Qingpu he would be rewarded handsomely. Way back when we talked about how Ward's ragtag group failed to take Qingpu from the Taiping and they attempted 4 more times with disastrous results. They just kept using the same strategy over and over, blast the gates with artillery, storm the walls and hope the Qing military followed through. Ward's defeats were brutal and he lost a third of his force for his efforts. The foreign community of SHanghai had zero sympathy for the filibuster, he was just a source of embarrassment. But then the American civil war broke out and a rumor emerged about a group of Californians purchasing the vessel, Neva and that it was a confederate ship now being run by none other than Ward. According to these rumors, the Neva was outfitted with guns stolen from US munitions stored in Shanghai and this said vessel was firing up Union merchant ships going around the Chinese coast. The United States only had a single warship in China at the time, the USS Saginaw which hunted the so called Neva. When they finally caught the Neva, the so called guns it held were actually whiskey, it was just a merchant ship, but still the rumors persisted raising Ward as this legendary figure. Now this was all awkward as hell in Shanghai, the american population was overwhelmingly pro union northerners, while the British were more pro confederacy. The American merchants were dependent on the British warships to protect their business and this caused all sorts of conflict. During one particularly bad incident, the Trent incident of 1862 in which a US captain chased down and boarded the British steamer Trent trying to arrest two confederate diplomats, if you know the story you know the story haha. Long story short it was the confederates trying to go to Britain to make their case and the Union illegally arrested them, anyways this led Admiral Hope to get his naval forces at Shanghai to seize the homes, vessels and assets of the American community. This led to a rumor, Ward was going to pre emptively attack Hope's force. The entire American community in Shanghai thought they might go to war with Britain yet again, but this never came to be. Meanwhile during all that chaos, the very real threat, the Taiping began to appear on the horizons of Shanghai on January 11th. The alarms all sounded when smoke emerged due north of the city and a new wave of refugees began pouring in. The smoke began to get closer and closer prompting the foreign community to hold emergency meetings to plan a defense. The Americans, British and French put aside their quarrels and banded together to man the walls. The threat was extremely real, one member of the community had been captured and interrogated by the Taiping about the city defenses and this man reported that he saw the rebels were carrying British and German muskets and that there appeared to be an Arab military advisor and a small group of European mercenaries in their ranks. Then a force of around 3000 Taiping branding muskets seized the town of Wusong just 10 miles north of the city. One British captain reported witnessing the battle and said the Taiping were quite astonishing, very well organized and equipped far better than the Qing seemed to be at the battle of Peiho. Li Xiucheng did not want to smash Shanghai into pieces, he wanted to do everything possible to take it mostly intact. Thus his strategy was to surround the city and bring her to her knees. Beginning in January, 5 Taiping armies each numbering in the thousands to tens of thousands began surrounding Shanghai at a distance of several miles each. Soon a propaganda campaign emerged between Songjiang and Shanghai, with written notices stating the Taiping would ensure the safety and protection of all those who joined their side. As for the foreign community, Li Xiucheng warned them to stay out of the conflict, and that anyone caught giving aid to the Qing “will be like a flying moth dashing into the fire, seeking his own extirpation.” Thus Shanghai was under siege and the communications to inland places were severed. Admiral Hope sent word to Hong Kong asking for reinforcements and the consul of Canton relayed the dire news back to Britain. The new wave of refugees brought far too many mouths to the city. 80,000 or so Taiping surrounded Shanghai and word was that more would be coming from Suzhou by the end of the month. The main defensive body for the foreign community were British and French troops who manned the walls, alongside 200 volunteers, some police and a contingent of Punjabi infantry. In an unusual fashion, on January the 26th, snow began to fall, now do remember Shanghai lays in a subtropical zone rarely seeing temperatures below freezing. By the time the Taiping began to fully encircling Shanghai there was about 2 feet of snow in the area and this had a paralyzing effect in the lower Yangtze region. By the end of January the eastern seaboard froze. The weather would break in early February, but the Taiping were delayed greatly by all of this. The Taiping found an unexpected resistance at Songjiang, Ward's force. Now after losing so many battles, Ward had stopped simply recruiting westerners, he now began training Chinese instead. He had a minimal staff of American and European officers overseeing the training of his Chinese forces and because of the payment differences, they Chinese were paid a tenth of what the westerns were paid, he had a pretty large force under him. Ward taught his Chinese soldiers how to respond to english commands and standard bugle calls. The men were outfitted with european style uniforms, typically blue jackets for artillery men and green jackets for infantry. They were trained in the western fashion and equipped with cutting edge weaponry, British enfield rifles, some Prussian made rifles and the odd American rifle or pistol here or there. But the Taiping were also getting their hands on some western weaponry. One report in 1862 showed a ship was caught smuggling 300 cannons, 100 cases of small arms and 50 tons of ammunition to the Taiping from Singapore. Another report indicated the Taiping at Wusong had been supplied with nearly 3000 muskets, 800 pieces of artillery and 18,000 cartridges, a dangerous amount to be sure. On February the 3rd, Wards new militia fought the Taiping managing to hold out at Songjiang against a force of 20,000 rebels. Their success was largely due to hidden artillery batteries they had placed outside the town which surprised the rebels during their approach, gunning down over 2000 men before their commander called for a retreat. Wards men managed to capture 700 Taiping alive and shipped them back to Shanghai in chains. Two days after the battle, Ward went on the offensive attacking a Taiping outpost halfway between Songjiang and Qingpu forcing the garrison commander to pull out. This was the first time the Shanghai gentry funded private army had any real success and this prompted them to rename the force to give it more inspiration, and thus it Wards militia became known as the famous “Ever Victorious Army” (EVA). Many of you may have heard of this force if you are American, its probably one of the very few things known about the Taiping rebellion in the west to be honest. The EVA force took orders from Wu Xu, their main benefactor, who by no means trusted his General Ward. Ward and the westerners continuously plundered where they went, despite Wu Xu pleading for them not to. In order to try and secure some form of loyalty from Ward, one of the wealthiest backers, the banker Yang Fang married his daughter off to Ward. The Chinese women had been betrothed to another, but the man died before the wedding making her unmarriageable within the Chinese culture. It was a mutual arrangement, for Ward he could pressure his wife to push the backers to pay up and for the backers they could pressure Ward to remain loyal. Now after the snowstorm dissipated, and I refer to it as a snowstorm simply because my source does, but as a Canadian if you think 2 feet of snow is a storm wow haha. Admiral Hope and Rear admiral Auguste Leopold Protet signed a joint agreement on February 13th to defend Shanghai from the Taiping based on Hope's 30 mile radius idea. They formed a land force to take out into the field against the Taiping, although the British parliament had made it clear to Hope he was not to break neutrality unless it was to save the lives of British subjects. Hope as you can imagine disregarded the orders. Their force was not very large, 900 French and 650 British soldiers, some sailors as a reserve and 200 civilian volunteers including Americans. The Qing forces in Shanghai were around 10,000 strong. Hope had no…well hope to match the Taiping out in the field, but he believed he could hold the walls. If he wanted to perform any action out in the field he simply needed more men, and take a wild guess who he went to. Oh yes the man he tried to arrest on countless occasions, the wild filibuster Ward. Since Ward now was recruiting Chinese rather than trying to steal away westerners, and given his recent military victories, Admiral Hope decided to form an alliance with Ward. Ward had zero interest in the defense of Shanghai, but Hope enticed him with gunships that could move his men to hit Taiping towns along the riverways, un gagnon gagnon. Frederick Bruce approved the alliance of convenience, but stressed while they could perhaps drive the Taiping out of the immediate area, they had to allow the Qing forces to actually push further and to garrison towns taken. Zeng Guofan upon hearing of all of this, disapproved and did not think it would prove fruitful. But he had no large cards to play in the east, and if the EVA held Shanghai, well that would be just dandy. And when Wards men won the battle for Songjiang on february 20th, zeng Guofan begrudgingly sent word to Beijing that it was in the dynasty's best interests to allow the bizarre foreign mercenary force to continue its work in Shanghai and even Ningbo if they could get there. But he also strongly warned them not to let the EVA forces campaign further inland, especially not against Nanjing. If foreigners were to help defeat Nanjing, what might they demand as a reward for such deeds. Now give the Eva would be augmenting the Shanghai area, now Zeng Guofan felt perhaps he could dedicate some forces there, afterall if he could grab Shanghai it would be an enormous boost to his power. He approached the Gentry of Shanghai and they found common ground. They sought further protection and Zeng sought funding for his campaign against Nanjing. Thus Zeng Guofan tossed an army to try and break the siege of Shanghai, if they were successful that said army could later be used to cut off Nanjing. Another enormous benefit of this arrangement was Zeng Guofan obtaining what Hong Rengan so desperately desired. The Shanghai backers, nominally Wu Xu formed a contract with a British firm, Mackenzie, Richardsons & company to use their steamships. Now Zeng Guofan could move his forces unimpeded down river to Shanghai aboard British steamers. The Taiping could not fire upon the ships because of the Union Jack and in just 3 round trips, 6500 of Li Hongzhangs new Anhui forces were encamped in Shanghai ready for campaigning. Li Hongzhang then assumed his role as governor of the province and by proxy became the leader of the Shanghai backers, while Wu Xu would retain control over the EVA forces. Meanwhile, with Shanghai under Li Hongzhang's oversight, Zeng Guofan and both his brothers Zeng Guoquan and Guobao began a march towards Nanjing. Shanghai was under siege, albeit from quite a distance, still this had an enormous effect on its economy, its very lifeblood. The price of rice went up 50%, flour and firewood doubled, but the Taiping were not attacking the walls, not yet at least. Joint operations between the EVA and foreign defenders began on a small scale in mid february with an assault upon High Bridge, 8 miles away from Shanghai proper. Ward had 600 men while Hope and Protet brought 500. The battle was a quick one, with only a single Frenchman killed before the Taiping fled the town. Then on April the 23rd a rather fateful action occurred at Ningbo. A taiping commander received a promotion, now General Fan and in his honor they fired a 10am salute from the cannons facing the river. The guns apparently were not well aimed as a handful of projectiles went across the river and hit the French gunship l'etoile as it was passing by. Admiral Hope and Protet used the situation to dispatch their forces led by Captain Roderick Dew aboard Encounter to retaliate against Ningbo. However when Dew got to Ningbo the Taiping profusely apologized and stated they wanted to remain under friendly terms and would make sure it never happened again. Hope and Protet were not at all content with this and sent word to demand the Taiping take down all the guns on the eastward facing wall of Ningbo. They were given 24 hours to comply or else the British would do it themselves. Well the Taiping refused to comply, because they obviously needed said cannons where they were to defend against the Qing, but they offered to take away the gunpowder from said cannons and to only provide it back if the Qing attacked. Then on May 5th a large group led by the disposed Ningbo gentry, got together a group of 150 small armed boats led by some pirates and peasants to come up the river to attack Ningbo and as they did so they asked the British and French for aid. Just as a mere coincidence their point of attack was the same eastern wall. Thus the British and French invited the motley group to their side of the river. Then Captain Dew sent word to the Taiping “If you fire the guns or muskets from the battery or walls opposite the Settlement, on the advancing Imperialists, thereby endangering the lives of our men and people in the foreign Settlement, we shall then feel it our duty to return the fire, and bombard the city.” It would turn out this was all a planned scheme go figure. The motley group began approaching Ningbo, but then positioned itself in such a way as to push the European gunships between them and the city. Accounts differ, by the Europeans state one of the Taiping cannons fired first upon the Encounter killing 2 crewmen. It is also alleged that the person operating said cannon was actually a servant of one of the Shanghai gentry backers. Then the British and French ships began to bombard Ningbo before the combined allied party stormed the eastern wall. The motley group were actually the last to storm the city, leaving most of the bloody work to the europeans. According to an eyewitness account “in a few hours did more damage than the rebels did in the whole of the five months that they had possession, chopping off the heads of the unlucky rebels that he caught.” The British press went right to work demonizing the Taiping, a lot of which was based on witness accounts from specific men responsible for trying to break the neutrality stance of Britain. There was also a need to create a narrative to control China in general. Britain had turned its attention squarely to asia since the American civil war had broken much of their trade. The Times declare “the only route to Great Britain's economic survival lay down the path of the Taipings Annihilation”. The Times carried on stating the tea market was being ruined allegedly by the Taiping, and to compensate Britain would have to raise the tax rate on tea to preserve revenue. This would bring hardship to the tea drinking working class of Britain who were already suffering from the textile depression. Thus the stance of neutrality was hurting the good people of Britain, boy oh boy do you see the parallels to today's politics. The warmongers won the day and Britain's government's hands were tied, thus Britain was dragged into a proxy war with the Taiping. The European coalition, EVA, the Qing and Li Hongzhangs Anhui army were now an allied front embarking on a large campaign to push the Taiping out of the Shanghai region. The beginnings of the campaign were largely successful as a result of the superior firearms, by May 16th a combined force left Shanghai and Songjiang marched upon Qingpu. They bombarded the town for 2 hours using 40 artillery pieces, including a 68 pounder and 4 giant 110 pound naval armstrong guns. Its gates were blown to splinters and 3500 of Wards Chinese EVA troops stormed the town as “god save the queen” was blasted by the military band. 4 days later Admiral Protet led an assault upon South Bridge which lay due south of Songjiang and was shot right through the heart by a Taiping sniper. His death enraged the French who took out their vengeance upon the nearby town of Zhelin where they massacred 3000 civilians, including women and children before raising it to the ground. While the allied force proved very capable at seizing walled cities, holding them was another matter entirely. They simply did not have enough manpower to hold everything they took. After taking Qingpu, Li Xiucheng sent a large force from Suzhou to hit Songjiang, since the EVA force was absent. Ward turned back to hit Songjiang with 2000 EVA troops, leaving 1500 to garrison Qingpu, which fell under a siege to more Taiping. The garrison of 1500 men held out for a month, but ultimately were forced to torch the city and make their escape. In the summer of 1862, the British and French handed over a group of Taiping prisoners over to Qing forces and according to an eyewitness sat by idly while the Qing performed horrible atrocities. Here is part of the harrowing account: “A young female, apparently about eight months pregnant, who never uttered a groan or sigh at all the previous cruelties she had endured from the surrounding mob, had her infant cut out of her womb, and held up in her sight by one of its little hands, bleeding and quivering; when, at the sight, she gave one heartrending, piercing screech that would have awakened pity in a tiger, and after it had been in that state dashed on her breast, she, with a last superhuman effort, released her arms from those holding her down, and clasped her infant to her bleeding heart, and died holding it there with such force that they could not be separated, and were thus thrown together on the pile of other carcasses. Another young woman among the prisoners awaiting her turn to be disembowelled, with a fine boy of ten months old crowing and jumping in her arms, had him snatched suddenly away from her, and flung to the executioner, who plunged the ruthless knife into his tender breast before his mother's eyes. Infants but recently born were torn from their mother's breasts, and disembowelled before their faces. Young strong men were disembowelled, mutilated, and the parts cut off thrust into their own mouths, or flung among the admiring and laughing crowd of Chinamen.“May God forgive England for the part she is taking in this war” The foreign press ran rampant stories of the horror and brutality, many still trying to stop their nations from taking an active role in China. Others pointed out the savagery to be a justification for colonizing China. Admiral Hope's vision of creating a 30 mile radius around Shanghai proved impossible. The allied coalition did not have enough men to garrison the places they took from the rebels and given the gruesome events at Qingpu and the death of Protet, Hope was forced to toss the towel. Soon the forces pulled back to the walls of Shanghai and Hope was replaced by Rear Admiral Augustus Leopold Kuper. Captain Dew likewise was reprimanded for his part in the escalations to war. Ward could not be reprimanded of course, but his EVA force was left to fight on its own, something he did not mind too much as the British and French forces often stopped his men from plundering. While things were going badly for Shanghai, Zeng Guofan was enjoying an amazing campaign. Duolonga's cavalry were harassing Chen Yucheng in northern Anhui for him to flee to Luzhou. From Luzhou Chen Yucheng had an extremely bold strategy, he began calling upon Taiping forces and Nian groups to launch a four pronged campaign going north through Henan and Shaanxi provinces with the ultimate goal of hitting Beijing. Three of the four armies marched north as planned early in 1862, but Chen Yucheng found himself stuck in Luzhou, under a siege by the forces of Duolonga and the Xiang army. His communication to the other 3 armies were cut off and his provisions were dwindling. On may 13th, he took 4000 men and broke out of the siege trying to flee north, but Duolonga's cavalry force gave quick pursuit. Chen Yucheng headed for the city of Souzhou which one of the army groups had been sent to attack. The army was led by Miao Peilin, someone Chen Yucheng had gotten to defect during the siege of Anqing. Chen Yucheng reached Shouzhou before Duolonga's cavalry cut him to pieces, much to his relief. But as he entered the city, Miao Peilin was nowhere to be found. It turns out, because of the severing of communication, Chen Yucheng had no idea that Miao Peilin had been defeated at Shouzhou already back on April 25th, his entire army surrendered to the Qing. Miao had turned back over to the other side, once a defector always a defector as they say. A large reason he was allowed to defect back was because he promised to deliver to the Qing a Taiping general, ie: Chen Yucheng. Chen Yucheng was taken prisoner and before he was executed in June of 1862 he had this to say to his captors. “It is Heaven's will that has brought me here, and there is nothing that can be said of my past. I have long enjoyed the reputation of a victorious commander, but now I would prefer to look to the future. For the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom to lose me, one single man, it will be as if the mountains and the rivers of the kingdom have been reduced by half. I bear a great debt of gratitude to my Heavenly Dynasty and will not surrender. The general of a defeated army cannot beg for his life. But as for the four thousand men I command, they are veterans of a hundred battles, and I do not know whether they are still alive. You can cut me to pieces for the crimes I have committed, but this has nothing to do with them.” And so the Brave King was dead. The death of Chen Yucheng and the preoccupation of Li Xiucheng with the Shanghai front left Nanjing vulnerable. The Taiping garrisons along the Yangtze river between Anqing and Nanjing would have no hope for reinforcements from the north nor the east, and Zeng Guoquan was on the march towards the Taiping capital. As Zeng Guoquan advanced, Taiping garrisons simply abandoned their outposts and forts, setting fire to their stockades before fleeing. It was an absolute disaster for the Taiping. They had always known the Qing forces would strike Nanjing from Anqing, but they never expected it to come this soon. By late May, Zeng Guoquans forces were reaching the Nanjing outskirts. Zeng Guoquan first seized an important junction in the riverway that controlled Nanjing's moat. Then on May 30th, he attacked a small hill just outside the southern gate of Nanjing. The hill was known as Yuhuatai “terrace of flowering rain”, and it held a fort at its top. While Nanjing had been so heavily fortified, people literally said it was impenetrable, it did have vulnerabilities and Yuhuatai was one of them. The hill was over 300 feet high, around a mile across and about a half mile away from Nanjing southern gate. From atop the hill one could peer into Nanjing, the perfect base of operations one would want when sieging such a grand city. Zeng Guoquan had 20,000 men with naval support to provision him. Zeng Guoquan dug in and began to send word back to his brother asking him to help procure western arms. Zeng Guofan was surprisingly not impressed with western arms. He wrote about how he found them quite finicky, overly complicated and prone to breaking down after 20-30 shots. He wrote back to his brother ‘the way to achieve victory is to be found in men, not in arms. Bao Chao has no foreign guns and no foriegn powder, yet he repeatedly achieves great victories. He Chun and Zhang Guoliang had foreign cannons with their Green standard force's siege of Nanjing in 1860, but they did not prevent their defeat. A true beauty doesn't fuss over pearls and jade, and a great writer needs no more than brush and ink. If a general is truly skilled at war, why should he go grasping for foreign weapons?””. Despite his views on the matter, Zeng Guoquan's persistent pleas eventually led him to purchase foreign arms from agents at Canton and Shanghai. Still Zeng Guofan insisted the foundation of their armies should rely on Jingalls, bird guns, Chinese made cannons and the good old sword and spear. One thing Zeng Guofan did realize though was the dramatic advantage of steamships. While in Anqing in 1862 he purchased a small steamship from Shanghai and gathered all the Qing scientists and engineers he could to the city to try and reverse engineer it. The ship soon broke down and none were able to repair it. But by the summer one engineer managed to build a working prototype steam engine and a year later Anqing would create a 28 foot long steamer. Meanwhile Prince Gong was also enthralled by the power of the steam engine and was trying to procure the purchase of some ships from Britain. While Britain wanted to keep the facade of neutrality going, especially after the Shanghai embarrassment, the idea of selling steamships to the Qing was an interesting one. If they provided ships, perhaps Britain's interests in China could be secured simply by protecting major waterways like the Yangtze. Prince Gong found a agent to try to get the ships, one Horatio Nelson Lay. Lay went to work approaching Captain Sherard Osborn, the captain of the Furious during the second opium war. He offered the captain a 4 year contract stating the man would take orders only from the Qing emperor and no other in China. These orders would go first to Lay, who would take up residence in Beijing. Now a nit picky piece of information here. Unlike the civil war in America, where Britain granted belligerent status to the confederates, in China no such recognition was ever made. This was because the British parliament wanted to officially remain neutral. But because there was no official belligerent status for the Taiping, this meant they were not protected by Britain's foreign enlistment act, which prevented the selling of things like, gunships to any party that was at war with a nation Britain had friendly relations with, ie: the Qing. Thus Britain was free to sell gunships to the Qing to be used against the Taiping. Ironically at the same time Lay was trying to procure a naval force from Britain, so was James Bulloch of the Confederate states of America. Lay would find success whereas James would find failure. Now there were some hiccups for Lay when it came to the foreign enlistment act. It was forbidden for British subjects to enlist in the national militaries of foreign states, thus captain Osborn would require special permission from the crown. But wouldn't you know it, in August of 1862 the foreign enlistment act was suspended suddenly and parliament went into recess over the entire summer and would only reconvene in february. Thus Lay and Osborn were able to serve the Qing and were allowed to hire British crews for the ships. Four months later, Lord Palmerston's government issued a second order making it lawful for any British officer to enlist in the service of the Qing emperor to quote “to serve the said Emperor in any military, warlike, or other operations, and for that purpose to go to any place or places beyond the seas, and to accept any commission, warrant, or other appointment from or under the said Emperor, and to accept any money, pay, or reward for their services.” There was one twist to all of this, anyone who served the Qing would have to resign or take a leave of absence from the Royal Navy. As you can imagine this meant that anyone who took the job would go unregulated and be unaccountable for their behavior, basically they were becoming much like Ward's mercenaries. By the time february came, all the work could not be undone, though the Tory's tried to reverse everything accusing Palmerston and the Whigs for getting Britain directly involved in the Chinese civil war. The entire thing was lambasted by multiple presses in Britain who pointed out rightfully, that Britain's finances were tied to the Qing paying reparations, and if the Taiping toppled the Qing the money might stop flowing. The first 3 vessels to be sent to China were the Mohawk, Jasper and Africa, renamed the Pekin, Amoy and China. The rest of the ships would be freshly constructed and it would take roughly a year to get them all over there. It was to be 7 gunships and one store vessel, they would range from men-of-war to smaller steamers that could traverse shallow riverways. They would carry around 40 guns and a crew of 400. Interestingly the Qing had never before required a naval ensign, so Lay helped them invent one, a green and yellow ensign with a dragon in the middle. The ships lacked the latest iron armoy, but this was insignificant as the Taiping had no decent artillery to hit them. The fleets flagship, the Kiang-soo was a 241 footer that could reach 19 knots, a very fast ship for its day. The fleet was called the Anglo-Chinese expedition, though many Historians refer to it as the Lay-Osborn flotilla. Though for the common Chinese people who were witnessing their weak imperial government's willingness to pay foreign mercenaries to win their battles, they deemed it the Vampire Fleet. The year of 1863 would prove very fruitful for the Qing forces. I would like to take this time to remind you all that this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Please go subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry after that, give my personal channel a look over at The Pacific War Channel at Youtube, it would mean a lot to me. It seems the rest of the world were now allied against the Taiping. Zeng Guoquan made an extremely bold attack upon Yuhuatai ushering in the deathrows of the Taiping capital. What could the Taiping do to stop it.
Steve Richardson has been in the world of missions all of his life. Today, he talks with us about the importance of missions and his book Is the Commission Still Great?: 8 Myths about Missions and What They Mean for the Church. Steve Richardson has served as president of Pioneers-USA since 1999. Pioneers mobilizes and supports 3,200 missionaries and marketplace professionals who impact 500 unreached people groups in 95 countries. Steve was raised in Indonesia, where his parents planted churches in a jungle tribe. He witnessed the impact of the gospel on their war-like society, a story documented in his father's missionary classic, Peace Child. Steve and his wife, Arlene, also spent eleven years planting churches among an unreached people group in Southeast Asia. The Richardsons now live in Orlando, FL, and have been blessed with four daughters and ten grandchildren.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In Today's episode I talk to David about his journey From 300 pounds to an Adonis like figure. He goes into Detail about the mental, physical and emotional Hardships he faces as an Out of shape youth And how through guidance from a higher power he was able to find mental clarity, emotional calm And strength to lose the weight and reach his fullest potential to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: null/support
Come join Abigail and USA Today bestselling author, Jennifer Klepper, as they perform a first chapter deep dive analysis of Celeste Ng's bestselling masterpiece, LITTLE FIRES EVERYWHERE. Abigail and Jennifer agree, Celeste Ng is an exceptional author and LFE is a book that every writer can learn from. And the first pages prove why. Abigail admits that she found this scene particularly challenging to analyze, and she's curious what YOU think. Read the first chapter, listen to this conversation, and let her know! In today's episode, you'll learn: How the first chapter of LFE sets up expectations for the big picture, using the 7 Key First Chapter Questions from Paula Munier's book THE WRITER'S GUIDE TO BEGINNINGS Why Shaker Heights provides the perfect setting for an inciting incident that blows up this small-town world How Celeste Ng masters multi-POV without distracting the reader (even with changing perspectives within the same paragraph) How a Crisis can work—and not necessarily “belong” to the central protagonist in the scene Options for how five commandments play out in engaging scene structure that advances the plot and develops character and conflict Plus, more! Come study the first pages of Ng's award-winning and bestselling work of literary fiction/domestic suspense. And then let us know, how do you think the 7 Key First Chapter Questions and Scene Structure work in the first chapter? Email Abigail with your thoughts or share on social media and tag her. Let's continue the conversation! LITTLE FIRES EVERYWHERE BLURB (pulled from Goodreads) Everyone in Shaker Heights was talking about it that summer: How Isabelle, the last of the Richardson children, had finally gone around the bend and burned the house down. In Shaker Heights, a placid, progressive suburb of Cleveland, everything is meticulously planned—from the layout of the winding roads, to the colors of the houses, to the successful lives its residents will go on to lead. And no one embodies this spirit more than Elena Richardson, whose guiding principle is playing by the rules. Enter Mia Warren—an enigmatic artist and single mother—who arrives in this idyllic bubble with her teenage daughter Pearl, and rents a house from the Richardsons. Soon Mia and Pearl become more than just tenants: All four Richardson children are drawn to the mother-daughter pair. But Mia carries with her a mysterious past, and a disregard for the rules that threatens to upend this carefully ordered community. When old family friends attempt to adopt a Chinese-American baby, a custody battle erupts that dramatically divides the town—and puts Mia and Elena on opposing sides. Suspicious of Mia and her motives, Elena is determined to uncover the secrets in Mia's past. But her obsession will come at an unexpected and devastating cost… Buy LITTLE FIRES EVERYWHERE >> Find Abigail and Jennifer: Website: www.abigailkperry.com | https://www.jenniferklepper.com/ IG: @abigailkperry | @jennifer_klepper Twitter: @abigailkperry | @jenklepper
There's no shortage of myths about missions. In this interview, Steve Richardson, president of Pioneers and author of Is the Commission Still Great? 8 Myths about Missions and What They Mean for the Church, dispels common misconceptions about the Great Commission and why it still matters. Steve Richardson has served as president of Pioneers-USA since 1999. Pioneers mobilizes and supports 3,200 missionaries and marketplace professionals who impact 500 unreached people groups in 95 countries. Steve was raised in Indonesia, where his parents planted churches in a jungle tribe. He witnessed the impact of the gospel on their war-like society, a story documented in his father's missionary classic, Peace Child. Steve and his wife, Arlene, also spent eleven years planting churches among an unreached people group in Southeast Asia. The Richardsons now live in Orlando, FL and have been blessed with four daughters and ten grandchildren. Believe in our mission? Support this podcast. The Missions Podcast is a ministry resource of ABWE. Learn more at abwe.org. Want to ask a question or suggest a topic? Email alex@missionspodcast.com.
Today I interview my best friend and brother Ricky Gonzalez a College graduate, accountant, real estate Entrepreneur and First generation Mexican American. We talk about how his parents arrive to America, His upbringing, his journey to college, What motivates him, his next steps And some more lighthearted questions towards the end of the interview. Listen, leave a comment and subscribe --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: null/support
This week, we learn what was behind the phrase "taking a shirt from Charlie" in a follow up to our previous two parter on the Krays. Get to know the lesser-well known but arguably more sadistic crime family, the Richardsons. CREDITS: Producer: Sam Brain Artwork: George Leigh Music: Dan Wansell CONTACT: Twitter: @BloodTies_Pod Instagram: bloodties_pod Email: bloodties.podcast@gmail.com
In This episode I tackle an issue that people deal with everyday And that he's feeling comfortable in the gym. I go over common issues people have, how they can overcome these issues and how they can become healthier happier human-beings. Tune in, subscribe or leave a comment --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: null/support
InToday's episode I go over the difference of loving yourself And falling in love with yourself. I Talk about which is best for your mind, body, spirit and emotions. This is an extremely powerful episode, please tune in leave a comment, give a thumbs up or share with a friend. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: null/support
Host Hunter Farrior dives into this past week's wild turn of events spent hunting turkeys from South Alabama to North Georgia. After a swing and a miss in Alabama, a 12" bearded mountaintop longbeard makes it all worth while. Hunter also sits down with Jay Siske of OutHere Co. to talk about their "Pawn Shop Shotgun" project, benefiting the NWTF and Wild Turkey Conservation. In this episode: Missing turkeys in South Alabama. A 12" beard in Georgia. How to use airplanes and wind to bring a gobbler in. A breakdown of repositioning and setup strategy. Timing and turkey calls. In the market for buying or selling land? Give either of today's hosts a call, text, or email, and we'll be glad to help! Hunter Farrior - Realtor, Open Season Properties: (769) 798-2355 hunterfarrior@springlegion.com @hunter.farrior hunterfarriorfb Austin Sills - Realtor, Open Season Properties: (601) 672-9113 austinsills@springlegion.com @sills_springlegion New Bottomland Signature Series Hats and Richardsons are now available at Spring Legion! 2022's Edition of our "Not Subject to Change" Series is now live for Spring '22! Click Here to check them out! Make sure to subscribe to our podcast, YouTube, and social platforms to catch all kinds of live content throughout the remainder of Spring Turkey Season 2022! Follow us on Social Media: Instagram: @springlegion TikTok: @springlegion YouTube: springlegion Facebook: @springlegion Snapchat: @springlegionMore may be found at springlegion.com Thank you all for listening and Rolling Thunder Game Calls & CamoRetro for making this podcast possible!
There's a lot of value for turkey hunters of all experience levels in this episode, hosted by Hunter Farrior, with a true guru in the realm of mouth yelpers, diaphragm calls, mouth calls, or however you choose to say it - Josh Grossenbacher of Rolling Thunder Game Calls is the guy to talk to. A complete breakdown of the call, with how and why little things are so important when it's time to choose and operate a mouth yelper in the woods this turkey season.In this episode: How to choose the right mouth call. A breakdown of different cuts - bat wing, ghost, combo, etc. Latex vs. Prophylactic reeds. Call positioning and airflow. How to store and care for your calls. A few never and always in the realm. Josh's experience with both Rolling Thunder and Zink. A quick rundown on Josh's Professional turkey calling journey. In the market for buying or selling land? Give either of today's hosts a call, text, or email, and we'll be glad to help! Hunter Farrior - Realtor, Open Season Properties: (769) 798-2355 hunterfarrior@springlegion.com @hunter.farrior hunterfarriorfb Austin Sills - Realtor, Open Season Properties: (601) 672-9113 austinsills@springlegion.com @sills_springlegion New Bottomland Signature Series Hats and Richardsons are now available at Spring Legion! 2022's Edition of our "Not Subject to Change" Series is now live for Spring '22! Click Here to check them out! Make sure to subscribe to our podcast, YouTube, and social platforms to catch all kinds of live content throughout the remainder of Spring Turkey Season 2022! Follow us on Social Media: Instagram: @springlegion TikTok: @springlegion YouTube: springlegion Facebook: @springlegion Snapchat: @springlegionMore may be found at springlegion.com Thank you all for listening and Rolling Thunder Game Calls & CamoRetro for making this podcast possible!
Uncontrollable circumstances have led to today's podcast landing in the hands of usual co-hosts Austin Sills and Chase Farrior, and they have got plenty of stories to tell from this turkey season. Different states, different types of gobbling activity, and different scenarios are all laid out at once - listen in to hear how each made the hunts a success and called some stubborn gobblers into range. In this episode: Hunter momentarily hands the podcast over to Sills and Chase. The Pawn Shop Shotgun hunt in Alabama. Mississippi Wild Turkey Invitational stories. Chase hunts a hard gobbling eastern in MS. Sills deals with silent gobblers in FL. Other current stories from Spring 2022. In the market for buying or selling land? Give either of today's hosts a call, text, or email, and we'll be glad to help! Hunter Farrior - Realtor, Open Season Properties: (769) 798-2355 hunterfarrior@springlegion.com @hunter.farrior hunterfarriorfb Austin Sills - Realtor, Open Season Properties: (601) 672-9113 austinsills@springlegion.com @sills_springlegion New Bottomland Signature Series Hats and Richardsons are now available at Spring Legion! 2022's Edition of our "Not Subject to Change" Series is now live for Spring '22! Click Here to check them out! Make sure to subscribe to our podcast, YouTube, and social platforms to catch all kinds of live content throughout the remainder of Spring Turkey Season 2022! Follow us on Social Media: Instagram: @springlegion TikTok: @springlegion YouTube: springlegion Facebook: @springlegion Snapchat: @springlegionMore may be found at springlegion.com Thank you all for listening and Rolling Thunder Game Calls & CamoRetro for making this podcast possible!
"It's a damn disease is what it is." quickly became an iconic quote which nearly all turkey hunters have seen or heard over the years. It was given by an old pro named Redbeard, with the moment captured by today's guest, Nathaniel Maddux, over seven years ago. From the land of Osceolas, Host Hunter Farrior catches a free morning to meet co-host Austin Sills down in Florida for a quick hunt, while hanging out with Pete Muller, Conner Mobley, and Nathaniel Maddux as they film and produce Spring Legion's "Turkey Call" episode for the NWTF series airing this spring. In this episode: Hunter finally welcomes the twins into the world. A backstory on the infamous "it's a damn disease" moment. A quick Osceola hunt that will air via NWTF this season. The rich history of "Turkey Call." In the market for buying or selling land? Give either of today's hosts a call, text, or email, and we'll be glad to help! Hunter Farrior - Realtor, Open Season Properties: (769) 798-2355 hunterfarrior@springlegion.com @hunter.farrior hunterfarriorfb Austin Sills - Realtor, Open Season Properties: (601) 672-9113 austinsills@springlegion.com @sills_springlegion New Bottomland Signature Series Hats and Richardsons are now available at Spring Legion! 2022's Edition of our "Not Subject to Change" Series is now live for Spring '22! Click Here to check them out! Make sure to subscribe to our podcast, YouTube, and social platforms to catch all kinds of live content throughout the remainder of Spring Turkey Season 2022! Follow us on Social Media: Instagram: @springlegion TikTok: @springlegion YouTube: springlegion Facebook: @springlegion Snapchat: @springlegionMore may be found at springlegion.com Thank you all for listening and Rolling Thunder Game Calls & CamoRetro for making this podcast possible!
Today we break down what's in our turkey vests with a couple of woodsmen who you have likely heard of before - our good buddies Gary Stanton of Muscadine Bloodline, and Logan Cooke of the Jacksonville Jaguars are both avid turkey hunters from the southeast. They sit down with hosts Hunter Farrior and Austin Sills for a round-table discussion on the upcoming spring turkey season.In this episode: Whats in your turkey vest? Calls, wings, both new and old. Florida turkeys with Logan Cooke. Hunter's superstitions and keepsakes. Gary's favorite box call. Sills shotgun + choke setup. Our Open Season Countdown, brought to you by Open Season Properties: 0 Days In the market for buying or selling land? Give either of today's hosts a call, text, or email, and we'll be glad to help! Hunter Farrior - Realtor, Open Season Properties: (769) 798-2355 hunterfarrior@springlegion.com @hunter.farrior hunterfarriorfb Austin Sills - Realtor, Open Season Properties: (601) 672-9113 austinsills@springlegion.com @sills_springlegion New Bottomland Signature Series Hats and Richardsons are now available at Spring Legion! 2022's Edition of our "Not Subject to Change" Series is now live for Spring '22! Click Here to check them out! Make sure to subscribe to our podcast, YouTube, and social platforms to catch all kinds of live content throughout the remainder of Spring Turkey Season 2022! Follow us on Social Media: Instagram: @springlegion TikTok: @springlegion YouTube: springlegion Facebook: @springlegion Snapchat: @springlegionMore may be found at springlegion.com Thank you all for listening and Rolling Thunder Game Calls & CamoRetro for making this podcast possible!
It's podcast time! That's right - the latest episode of The Chris Moyles Show On Radio X Podcast is here. This week we had a chat with Jon Richardson about the upcoming series of hit comedy ‘Meet the Richardsons'. They delved into the world of Leeds United and Jon told us about his quest to get a letter to Marcello Bielsa, a self proclaimed ‘tragic' quest' This rather unexpectedly led to the one and only Bernie Clifton calling the studio! (Long story.) Chris and Bernie then made amends as they discussed a prickly misunderstanding from the old days. All's well that ends well. Towards the end of the week we Zoomed friend of the show, Mr. Ross Kemp. We chatted about his brand new game show ‘Bridge of Lies' and even treated Chris to a practise round - spoiler alert - Chris smashed it. And if that wasn't enough, here's more… - Dom's Mucky DVD goes walkabout - Sam Graces the Dating Scene Once More - Dom doesn't know a Jazz Apple from a Granny Smith Enjoy! The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Weekdays 6:30-10am
For those who love hunting the wild turkey, one of the biggest drivers for such obsession is figuring them out. Today's guest spends a large portion of his time doing exactly that, and he hops on the line with host Hunter Farrior to fill us in on a few things he's learned about the bird along the way. Dr. Mike Chamberlain leads several research projects across the southeast, which study wild turkeys and their behavior, so there's a lot of good to learn as we prepare for the season right around the corner.In this episode: The probability of a turkey egg hatching and becoming a mature gobbler. Do jakes breed hens? Can you determine a gobblers age by spur length? Should you shoot the strutter or subordinate gobbler if two approach you? Insight on current studies using devices to read and record public land gobbles. Our Open Season Countdown, brought to you by Open Season Properties: 14 Days In the market for buying or selling land? Give either of today's hosts a call, text, or email, and we'll be glad to help! Hunter Farrior - Realtor, Open Season Properties: (769) 798-2355 hunterfarrior@springlegion.com @hunter.farrior hunterfarriorfb Austin Sills - Realtor, Open Season Properties: (601) 672-9113 austinsills@springlegion.com @sills_springlegion New Bottomland Signature Series Hats and Richardsons releasing Friday 3/11/22 at Spring Legion! 2022's Edition of our "Not Subject to Change" Series is now live for Spring '22! Click Here to check them out! Muscadine Bloodline x Spring Legion Benefit Tees are now available for pre-order through March 14, 2022! All proceeds from the tee will go to Dr. Mike Chamberlain and team at The University of Georgia, conducting research projects on wild turkeys across the southeastern US. - CLICK HERE to check them out! Make sure to subscribe to our podcast, YouTube, and social platforms to catch all kinds of live content throughout the remainder of Spring Turkey Season 2022! Follow us on Social Media: Instagram: @springlegion TikTok: @springlegion YouTube: springlegion Facebook: @springlegion More may be found at springlegion.com Thank you all for listening and Rolling Thunder Game Calls & CamoRetro for making this podcast possible!
In today's episode I dive into the reasons why crime is at an all-time high. I go over specific scenarios that I have seen and heard so far, tell you who is mainly to blame and what you need to do to slow this shit down/protect yourself. Tune in, like, leave a comment and get a couple laughs while you're doing it. Thank you very much for tuning in I hope you enjoy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: null/support
Today I Talk about how outside voices can slow down your success and make sure you don't live the life that your suppose to.i give tips on how to block outside voices and much more. subscribe, leave comments and hit the like button --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: null/support
It's a family affair for the thoroughbred-loving Richardsons of Vantage Hill in Scone, Australia! Nikki (Olympic eventer), Blair (5* eventer) and son Charlie (junior eventer and show jumper) pre-train up to 250 potential racehorses each year.Huge advocates of life after racing, the Richardson family are experts in turning off-the-track thoroughbreds into elite sport horses and compete four of their own in their six-horse eventing team. Join them as they share their recipe for equestrian success, which includes a little family rivalry and a honed eye for picking racehorses with performance potential. Host Amanda Ross spills the beans on how she was rooming with Nikki at a Pony Club competition when Blair and Nikki met for the very first time. While the ensuing love story is history, how do two very accomplished eventers feel now that their offspring is poaching Dad's horses…and beating him? Hear Blair's advice for the best age to start training a thoroughbred for eventing and his formula for taking them to 4* level and beyond.What's the Richardson's litmus test for choosing a horse off the track? Find out what you should be looking for on your trial ride and the key to finding a thoroughbred with the potential to make the transition to a high-performance or pony club home.The youngest Richardson shares a cautionary tale for those first few rides on your new ex-racehorse, while everyone weighs in with tips for bitting, gear and the dos and don'ts of mounting. Blair tells us the story of how he was working pre-trainers with Olympian, Shane Rose, the day Shane received a near fatal kick to the head that put him in a coma. While it's a grave story, you'll be captivated by the comedy of errors to rush Shane to hospital, as you uncover exactly what Brad Pitt has to do with it all! Plus, great tales from a George Morris clinic, some Aussie versus New Zealand fact finding and the question we all want to know: can eventers ever pick a race winner?All this and so much more in this episode of THE EQUESTRIAN EXPERIENCE.
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