Podcast appearances and mentions of rob gallagher

In Gone Medieval's special series exploring some of Anglo-Saxon Britain's most influential kingdoms, we reach Wessex - the last kingdom left to stand against the Great Heathen Army. Under the command of Alfred the Great, Wessex achieved what no other kingdom could before it: victory against the Vikings.In this episode, Eleanor Janega is joined by Dr. Rob Gallagher, a historian of early medieval Britain, to explore the key figures of the Wessex ascendency and the legacy the kingdom left behind.This episode was edited by Ella Blaxill and produced by Rob Weinberg.Enjoy unlimited access to award-winning original documentaries that are released weekly and AD-FREE podcasts. Get a subscription for £1 per month for 3 months with code MEDIEVAL - sign up here.You can take part in our listener survey here.

Games, memes, and parodies are increasingly used by extremist groups to spread misinformation and to lower the barriers to entry into extreme ideologies. But is there a deeper strategy at work? And if so, what's the end game? In Part 2 of this special two part interview, Dr. Sara Grimes chats with three researchers from the Reactionary Digital Politics Research Group, a multi-disciplinary collaboration based in the UK that has spent the past five years tracking the rise and spread of extremist and alt-right political ideologies, rhetorics, and aesthetics online.  Dr. Alan Finlayson is a Professor of Political and Social Theory at the University of East Anglia, in Norwich England, and the author of Making Sense of New Labour  (Lawrence and Wishart, 2003). Dr. Robert Topinka is a Senior Lecturer in Transnational Media and Cultural Studies at Birkbeck, University of London, and the author of Racing the Street: Race, Rhetoric and Technology in Metropolitan London, 1840-1900 (University of California Press, 2020). And Dr. Rob Gallagher is a Lecturer in Film and Media in the Department of English at Manchester Metropolitan University and author of Videogames, Identity and Digital Subjectivity (Routledge, 2017). In this episode, the Reactionary Digital Politics team discusses findings and arguments advanced in Dr. Topinka's recent article, entitled "Back to a Past that was Futuristic: The Alt-Right and the Uncanny Form of Racism," published in b2o: an online journal in 2019. Type of research discussed in today's episode: rhetorical analysis, discourse analysis, media studies, content analysis, critical analysis.Keywords for today's episode: reactionary politics, extremism, alt-right, cultural (re)appropriation, reactionary racism, insider/outsider identity, identity politics.For more information and a full transcript of each episode, check out our website: http://kmdi.utoronto.ca/the-critical-technology-podcast/ Send questions or comments to: criticaltechpod.kmdi@utoronto.ca

Digital technologies are increasingly used as ideological weapons of misinformation, manipulation, propaganda, and radicalization. But how exactly are social media platforms and memes used by ideological extremists? And what are they trying to achieve? In this episode, Dr. Sara Grimes (Director of the KMDI) chats with three researchers from the Reactionary Digital Politics Research Group, a multi-disciplinary collaboration based in the UK that has spent the past five years tracking the rise and spread of extremist and "alt-right" political ideologies, rhetorics, and aesthetics online.  Dr. Alan Finlayson is a Professor of Political and Social Theory at the University of East Anglia, in Norwich England, and the author of Making Sense of New Labour  (Lawrence and Wishart, 2003). Dr. Robert Topinka is a Senior Lecturer in Transnational Media and Cultural Studies at Birkbeck, University of London, and the author of Racing the Street: Race, Rhetoric and Technology in Metropolitan London, 1840-1900 (University of California Press, 2020). And Dr. Rob Gallagher is a Lecturer in Film and Media in the Department of English at Manchester Metropolitan University and author of Videogames, Identity and Digital Subjectivity (Routledge, 2017). In the first of a special two part series, the Reactionary Digital Politics team discusses some of their findings, as well as key arguments advanced in Dr. Finlayson's recent article, entitled “Neoliberalism, the Alt Right and the Intellectual Dark Web," published in Theory, Culture & Society in 2021.  Type of research discussed in today's episode: rhetorical analysis, discourse analysis, media studies, content analysis, critical analysis.Keywords for today's episode: reactionary politics, extremism, alt-right, cultural influencers, ideological entrepreneurs, the dark web, inequality, intertextuality. For more information and a full transcript of each episode, check out our website: http://kmdi.utoronto.ca/the-critical-technology-podcast/ Send questions or comments to: criticaltechpod.kmdi@utoronto.ca 

Hello & welcome to another episode of the Powered by Positivity Podcast, where we'll talk all things fitness, health, mindset, nutrition & lifestyle. I'm excited to have had the privilege of being joined by Rob Gallagher for this episode! Robert makes up one half of Movement 101 alongside Brian O'Loughlin. This episode is a thought provoking and thoroughly enjoyable conversation with Rob where we chatted about: - Taking responsibility for your own life, - Eradicating excuses - The human tendency to RESIST CHANGE - Victim Mentality & Entitlement - The importance of FAILURE - Improving your own self-efficacy - and learning to PLAY (and playing to LEARN!) ...as well as so much more! Please continue to share the podcast on your socials & follow on Spotify and if you enjoyed this episode or anything discussed resonated with you at all please don't hesitate to get in touch or share and tag… I always love to hear your thoughts! Rob's Instagram: Rob Gallagher (@rob_movement101) • Instagram photos and videos My Email: poweredbypositivitypt@gmail.com My instagram: L A U R A M U R R A Y (@murraylola) • Instagram photos and videos Music credit: https://freemusicarchive.org/ Artist: Ketsa. Track: What's Manifesting Podcast Sponsors: Eire Muscle & Health: Supporting you for all of your health supplement & sports nutrition needs! https://www.eiremuscle.ie Use promo code PBYP10 at the checkout for 10% discount! Dublin Meat Company: I'm a massive fan of their healthy ready-meals, protein pots & soups which are MSG free & Macro friendly! Check out dublinmeatcompany.com to order click & collect OR next day delivery straight to your door available in Dublin 7 days a week! You can also pop into one of their 6 shops in Dublin & Drogheda - open 7 days! Eat Well. Live Well! Podcast Produced by: Prymal Productions - Podcasts and More - Home Page Prymal Productions Instagram: Prymal Productions (@prymalpro) • Instagram photos and videos

I was delighted to have the opportunity to speak with Brian on this episode. Brian makes up one half of Movement 101 alongside his business partner Rob Gallagher, and is a hugely inspiring and successful person, whom I have gained a lot from listening to and chatting with over the past few years. I wanted to bring some of the knowledge and wisdom that I have taken from Brian over the past while to YOU, my listeners - as I know for a fact that implementing these principles that we speak about on this episode WILL help every single person on this planet in some way. Some of the things we discuss: - The importance of YOUR diary, one of the most important tools you can utilise when done right. - Overcoming burnout & nervous system breakdown. - Turning your setback into your comeback. - Turning up as the best version of yourself in every area of your life & showing up as the person you need to be to get what or where you want to be based on WHATEVER your values or goals or needs are. - Identity. - Mental wellbeing. - How to truly be successful at ANYTHING. - How to design an authentic life you love. Please continue to share the podcast on your socials & follow / subscribe on Spotify ... and if you enjoyed this episode or anything discussed resonated with you at all please don't hesitate to get in touch with us and to share and tag… I always love to hear your thoughts! Brian's Instagram: Brian O'Loughlin (@brian_movement101) • Instagram photos and videos Movement 101 website: Home | Movement101 My Email: poweredbypositivitypt@gmail.com My instagram: L A U R A M U R R A Y (@murraylola) • Instagram photos and videos Podcast Sponsors: Eire Muscle & Health: Supporting you for all of your health supplement & sports nutrition needs! https://www.eiremuscle.ie Use promo code PBYP10 at the checkout for 10% discount! Dublin Meat Company: I'm a massive fan of their healthy ready-meals, protein pots & soups which are MSG free & Macro friendly! Check out dublinmeatcompany.com to order click & collect OR next day delivery straight to your door available in Dublin 7 days a week, and Nationwide Tuesday-Friday! You can also pop into one of their 6 shops in Dublin & Drogheda - open 7 days! Use the code Laurapbyp for 10% discount at the checkout! Eat Well. Live Well! Music credit: https://freemusicarchive.org/ Artist: Ketsa. Track: What's Manifesting Podcast Produced by: Prymal Productions - Podcasts and More - Home Page Prymal Productions Instagram: Prymal Productions (@prymalpro) • Instagram photos and video

In an era of high political melodrama there has to be a ‘big bad' weaving a tangled web. In this episode we theorise conspiracy theories - from racist myths about ‘globalists' plotting white genocide to fevered dreams of Hollywood Satanists harvesting ‘adrenochrome' from stolen children. What makes these absurdities so compelling for so many? What is it about the digital portal that invites us to fall into them? What have they inherited from older conspiracy narratives? And how have movements like QAnon used digital technologies to make believers feel like heroic sleuths fighting the good fight together? In this episode secrets are revealed, an anonymous informant spills the beans and we do our own research.   Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Clare Birchall, Florian Cramer, Matthew Feldman, Annie Kelly, Hugo Leal & Wu Ming 1 Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob   Find us:   On YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email:  reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

Politics used to be easy. There was the left. There was the right. There was a bit in the middle. Politicians wore suits and were awkward on television. Protestors marched in the streets for fewer wars and more rights. And then everyone went online and found that they hated each other. In the last decade reactionary movements, from the alt-right to QAnon, have transformed politics using digital technologies. What happened? How? Why? We've asked some experts (because we can't get enough of them) and we found out a lot. This first episode lays out the jigsaw pieces we'll be assembling over the course of this series. We think about the social and cultural context against which digital politics have taken shape. We talk about the rise of social media platforms, the growth in what we call ‘ideological entrepreneurs', the blurring of politics into celebrity culture, the early adoption of the internet by the far-right and the impact of networked hate campaigns like #GamerGate. All of these laid the groundwork for new kinds of political ideology, style and identity.   Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Clare Birchall, Florian Cramer, Matthew Feldman, Annie Kelly, Hugo Leal, Becca Lewis & Whitney Phillips. Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob Find us:   On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

Online, the marketplace of political ideas has become a free-for-all, as professional politicians compete for likes and subscribers with edgelords, influencers, conspiracist crackpots and unabashed extremists. This episode explores how the internet has accelerated the breakdown of familiar political ideologies, bringing fringe views to mass audiences and encouraging users to pick and mix political ideas from their personalised feeds. Along the way we survey some of the key groups and movements that have emerged from the online right in recent years, showing how an unholy alliance of religious paleoconservatives, antifeminist incels and outright neo-Nazis has united in opposition to the politics of equality.   Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Matthew Feldman, Debbie Ging, Hugo Leal, Becca Lewis & Whitney Phillips Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob   Find us:   On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

If there's one thing the internet loves it's an argument (and cats). This episode looks at the tactics political reactionaries have developed to sell their ideas, win converts and DESTROY their opponents online. Weaponising irony and free speech absolutism to represent themselves as transgressive rebels, the right has refined its culture-war playbook with each shitpost and pile-on. We think about how political appeals are dressed in the appealing garb of self-help advice and what's going on when phrases like ‘social justice warrior' or ‘cultural Marxism' rise from the bottom of the internet and float around in the cultural and political mainstream.   Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Matthew Feldman, Bharath Ganesh, Debbie Ging, Annie Kelly & Whitney Phillips  Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey   Find us:   On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

Politics has always been an emotive subject. ‘Virtual' media provoke, play with and monetise our very real feelings. Where the two meet is a goldmine of likes, subscriptions and donations. In this episode we think about how reactionary ideological entrepreneurs appeal to anxiety and resentment, fear and pride, and how they promise to reveal secrets and hidden truths that will make us feel better.   Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Clare Birchall, Florian Cramer, Bharath Ganesh, Annie Kelly,  Hugo Leal, Becca Lewis & Whitney Phillips Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob   Find us:   On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

These days, it's impossible to talk publicly about how things are going wrong with politics (economics, culture, society, climate etc.) without someone piping up at the end to spoil a good whinge by asking ‘So, what would you do about it?”. Well, we can be spoilsports too. At the end of all our conversations we asked our interviewees the same question: we now know that digital politics is a mess, but what do we do about it? In this final episode, we listen to and think about their answers - from demands to regulate social media platforms to calls to think better about our communications ecology. Are we just sharp edged critical theorists or will we turn out to have a soft moral centre? Listen to the end to find out.     Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Clare Birchall, Florian Cramer, Matthew Feldman, Bharath Ganesh, Debbie Ging, Annie Kelly, Hugo Leal, Becca Lewis, Whitney Phillips & Wu Ming 1 Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob   Find us:   On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

Modernity is hard. Late modernity is harder. Nobody knows who anybody else is, let alone who they are supposed to be. But someone on the internet is there to give you an answer. This episode is about how ideological entrepreneurs and influencers weave politics into their personal brands, promoting a reactionary politics of race, sex and gender by appealing to people seeking a sense of belonging and poking at their wounds. And behind it all, it turns out, we are being filed, stamped, indexed and identified by the numbers.    Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Bharath Ganesh, Debbie Ging, Annie Kelly, Hugo Leal, Becca Lewis &  Marc Tuters Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob   Find us: On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/channels On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

When politics takes place mostly on our screens, how it looks - and how we look, when we look at people looking at us - matters a lot. This episode explores the relationship between politics and aesthetics, from haircuts and Hawaiian shirts to frog memes and ‘fashwave'. We think about how reactionary subcultures have embraced the DIY logic of digital technologies to develop symbols, genres, styles and vocabularies that express their values, distinguishing initiates from outsiders. This dark academic dispatch sheds light on corners you didn't even know were lurking there.   Presented by: Alan Finlayson, Rob Gallagher, Sophie Ludkin & Rob Topinka With: Clare Birchall, Florian Cramer, Debbie Ging, Annie Kelly, Becca Lewis, Whitney Phillips & Marc Tuters Produced by: Sophie Ludkin Special thanks to: Cassian Osborne-Carey Music composed by Harriet Riley and produced by Tom Jacob   Find us:   On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdYeOghWVoIb4vZF0B9jwQ/featured On Email: reactionarydigitalpolitics@gmail.com

(From the April 10th Carolina Outdoors, Segment 3) The Masters at Augusta National has kicked off as the first major golf tournament of 2021 & spring has helped kick off amateur golfers throughout the Carolinas.  Rob Gallagher of Club Champion Golf in the Sharon Corners shopping center joins the Carolina Outdoors to talk about the health of golf in the Carolinas & the number of courses and players that are participating in "a nice hike, spoiled." Club Champion fits, builds & sells clubs to clients on a customized basis to help improve each individual's game. Jesse Brown's has shorts for watching golf, pants for walking the fairways & shirts that are perfect for playing golf, chairs for sitting at a golf tournament (call us-704-556-0020, we have a ton) & hiking boots if your errant shot sends you deep on a wildlife walk, looking for your golf ball.

“Keywords in Play” is an interview series about game research supported by Critical Distance and the Digital Games Research Association. As a joint venture, “Keywords in Play” expands Critical Distance's commitment to innovative writing and research about games while using a conversational style to bring new and diverse scholarship to a wider audience. Our goal is to highlight the work of graduate students, early career researchers and scholars from under-represented groups, backgrounds and regions. The primary inspiration comes from sociologist and critic Raymond Williams. In the Preface to his book Keywords: a vocabulary of culture and society, Williams envisaged not a static dictionary but an interactive document, encouraging readers to populate blank pages with their own keywords, notes and amendments. “Keywords in Play” follows Williams in affirming that “The significance is in the selection”, and works towards diversifying the critical terms with which we describe games and game culture. In this episode we speak with Rob Gallagher about "digital subjectivity". Rob was recently a postdoctoral researcher with the European Research Council-funded Ego Media Project at Kings College London, and is now a teaching fellow in literature and the digital at Royal Holloway, University of London. His book Videogames, Identity and Digital Subjectivity was published by Routledge in 2017.

The FORE! Cast host Allen Burton welcomes Rob Gallagher, East Coast GM of Club Champion. Club Champion is the country's #1 club fitter, builder & retailer of the best brands in golf. Allen and Rob discuss the importance of Club Champions view of being "Brand Agnostic", how to approach your equipment setup, and why just because your favorite tour player or your playing partner has certain equipment, doesn't mean it's a good fit for you. Allen Burton Golf Academy   Club Champion See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Former Garda Declan Liddane on drug abus among young players, Movement and flexibility in the battle to age well with Rob Gallagher, & Weeshie interview Moss Keane & Mark Whyte on his father Eoin Whyte, who was born in Waterville, was a very proud Kerryman with strong family & GAA connections with both Waterville and Dromid. Also on the show we have another 'The Greatest Day' this time focusing on the 1986 All-Ireland Senior Football Final

Welcome to the Episode #5 of The VA Podcast. This is an interview with host Victor Afable, Founder and CEO of VA Shafts as he talks with Club Champion top club fitters Rob Gallagher and Jordan Stelmach. They discuss getting custom fitted in depth and what to expect when you get fit.

In this week's episode, we get to talk with Robert Gallagher, founder of Neo-Life Wellness...Escape the Medical Matrix.   They offer products and services which provide options to the highly regulated and funded traditional medical choices. We strive to bring thought provoking topics to our listeners, and this episode was no exception. We talked for well over an hour about the huge range of alternatives that exist for wellness, and were reminded how valuable it is to ask questions about healthcare.   Bill was amazed to learn just how much research has been done into many of these alternatives by some of the worlds greatest minds, who actually followed these methods themselves.   Rob Gallagher has always been a free thinker, but found a love for holistic health in 2014 after healing himself of a knee injury without the help of the medical system.  Since then he has spent countless hours researching biochemistry, epigenetics, nutrition, detox, CBD oil, water filtration and now metaphysical study including quantum resonance as discovered by Nikola Tesla over a century ago.  He's using his NEO-LIFE Wellness platform to educate people about how the body works, blogging about his own story, and promoting some amazing new products to help fund the expansion of NEO-LIFE Wellness to impact more people.   www.neolife.blog www.aegea.com/neolife www.facebook.com/groups/neowell   Thank you all for all the support and please if you want more CLICK HERE

The Masters Golf Tournament is an iconic, American event.  Carolinians & more travel to the small, Georgia city of Augusta to watch golf.  This event has only been played since the 1930s but helps welcome spring & we’ll find out about players, technology & it’s impact on the season of golf with our neighbor at Sharon Corners, Rob Gallagher from Club Champion Golf.

A conversation with Rob Gallagher from King's College London on identity, aesthetics and the ASMR community. He wrote the article Eliciting Euphoria Online which you can read here.The video you heard was from ASMR-tist Heather Feather and you can find the online community on Reddit.

AK90s continues it's look back at the summer of 1996, and Euro 96 by delving into the knock-out stages of the tournament. Ash Rose is joined once again by freelance football writer Richard Buxton, football guru Rob Gallagher and Media 73's nostalgia loving Graham Large. The boys talk England's ecstasy and agony and they reflect on the merits of the eventual winners. Plus former Scotland defender Colin Hendry joins them on the phone. A West Twelve Media and JKR Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

AK90s continues it's look back at the summer of 1996, and Euro 96 by delving into the knock-out stages of the tournament. Ash Rose is joined once again by freelance football writer Richard Buxton, football guru Rob Gallagher and Media 73's nostalgia loving Graham Large. The boys talk England's ecstasy and agony and they reflect on the merits of the eventual winners. Plus former Scotland defender Colin Hendry joins them on the phone.

AK90s continues it's look back at the summer of 1996, and Euro 96 by delving into the knock-out stages of the tournament. Ash Rose is joined once again by freelance football writer Richard Buxton, football guru Rob Gallagher and Media 73's nostalgia loving Graham Large. The boys talk England's ecstasy and agony and they reflect on the merits of the eventual winners. Plus former Scotland defender Colin Hendry joins them on the phone. A West Twelve Media and JKR Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

The Dust of Everyday Life is an annual conference exploring the arts, mental health and social justice, programmed by the Mental Health Foundation and See Me, Scotland's campaign to end mental health discrimination. This session from Dust 2016, at the CCA in Glasgow on Wednesday 20 April, was a discussion around the question: ‘how do we talk to children about mental health, and what can artists do to help?’ It was chaired by Fiona Ferguson, creative development director for Imaginate, with Deborah Malcolm (author of Meh, a children’s book about depression), Rob Gallagher of Impact Arts (which runs art therapy courses for children), art therapist Alison Peebles, Red Bridge Arts creative director Alice McGrath (currently producing Titus, an acclaimed children’s show that addresses mental health) and child psychotherapist Andrew Dawson. (NB: In the interests of clarity, the Andrew referred to by Fiona Ferguson at the beginning of the session is not panellist Andrew Dawson but Andrew Eaton-Lewis, arts lead for the Mental Health Foundation.)

Battle lines are drawn as Ash is joined by West Ham fan and MMA writer Ralph Welch and regular Millwall supporter Rob Gallagher to talk 90s hardmen. They also chat to former Leeds young midfielder Mark Tinkler on the blower. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

Battle lines are drawn as Ash is joined by West Ham fan and MMA writer Ralph Welch and regular Millwall supporter Rob Gallagher to talk 90s hardmen. They also chat to former Leeds young midfielder Mark Tinkler on the blower. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

Battle lines are drawn as Ash is joined by West Ham fan and MMA writer Ralph Welch and regular Millwall supporter Rob Gallagher to talk 90s hardmen. They also chat to former Leeds young midfielder Mark Tinkler on the blower.

On tonight's show, Ash is joined by regulars and 90s football gurus Patrick O'Sullivan and Rob Gallagher, as they look back at some the 90s most memorable (and some not so memorable) youngsters of the decade. They are also joined by former Chelsea defender David Lee on the phone. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

On tonight's show, Ash is joined by regulars and 90s football gurus Patrick O'Sullivan and Rob Gallagher, as they look back at some the 90s most memorable (and some not so memorable) youngsters of the decade. They are also joined by former Chelsea defender David Lee on the phone.

On tonight's show, Ash is joined by regulars and 90s football gurus Patrick O'Sullivan and Rob Gallagher, as they look back at some the 90s most memorable (and some not so memorable) youngsters of the decade. They are also joined by former Chelsea defender David Lee on the phone. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

We finally reach our team of the 90s show, as the guys pick the best XI of the decade. Ash is joined by Joel Young, Rob Gallagher and Andrew Raeburn, plus former Chelsea and Southampton striker Neil Shipperley is on the phone.

We finally reach our team of the 90s show, as the guys pick the best XI of the decade. Ash is joined by Joel Young, Rob Gallagher and Andrew Raeburn, plus former Chelsea and Southampton striker Neil Shipperley is on the phone. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

This week the team try to fit in talking about all the best strikers from the 1990s, both at home and abroad. Ash is once again joined by Rob Gallagher, as well Ian Wright enthusiast Peter Hunt and from across the channel Xavier Cantegreli. On the phone is former Coventry, Blackburn and Newcastle forward Kevin Gallacher. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production sponsored by Classic Football Shirts https://www.classicfootballshirts.co.uk/ http://www.ak90s.co.uk

This week the team try to fit in talking about all the best strikers from the 1990s, both at home and abroad. Ash is once again joined by Rob Gallagher, as well Ian Wright enthusiast Peter Hunt and from across the channel Xavier Cantegreli. On the phone is former Coventry, Blackburn and Newcastle forward Kevin Gallacher.

This week the team try to fit in talking about all the best strikers from the 1990s, both at home and abroad. Ash is once again joined by Rob Gallagher, as well Ian Wright enthusiast Peter Hunt and from across the channel Xavier Cantegreli. On the phone is former Coventry, Blackburn and Newcastle forward Kevin Gallacher. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production sponsored by Classic Football Shirts https://www.classicfootballshirts.co.uk/ http://www.ak90s.co.uk

This week Ash is joined by Joel Young, Ralph Welch and Rob Gallagher as they look back at the biggest football scandals of the 90s. Plus there's a top interview with former Coventry defender David Busst - whose injury was one of the most iconic of the decade. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production sponsored by Classic Football Shirts https://www.classicfootballshirts.co.uk/ http://www.ak90s.co.uk

This week Ash is joined by Joel Young, Ralph Welch and Rob Gallagher as they look back at the biggest football scandals of the 90s. Plus there's a top interview with former Coventry defender David Busst - whose injury was one of the most iconic of the decade.

This week Ash is joined by Joel Young, Ralph Welch and Rob Gallagher as they look back at the biggest football scandals of the 90s. Plus there's a top interview with former Coventry defender David Busst - whose injury was one of the most iconic of the decade. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production sponsored by Classic Football Shirts https://www.classicfootballshirts.co.uk/ http://www.ak90s.co.uk

Welcome to another edition of Alive and Kicking! Today we talk league cup finals, Matt LeTisser, Aston Villa and have an exclusive interview with 90's Legend Nigel Jemson! Ash is joined in the studio by Andrew Raeburn, Jack Hussey and Rob Gallagher.

Welcome to another edition of Alive and Kicking! Today we talk league cup finals, Matt LeTisser, Aston Villa and have an exclusive interview with 90's Legend Nigel Jemson! Ash is joined in the studio by Andrew Raeburn, Jack Hussey and Rob Gallagher. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

Welcome to another edition of Alive and Kicking! Today we talk league cup finals, Matt LeTisser, Aston Villa and have an exclusive interview with 90's Legend Nigel Jemson! Ash is joined in the studio by Andrew Raeburn, Jack Hussey and Rob Gallagher. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

NU-JAZZ REVIVAL. ACID JAZZ/DOWNTEMPO, DANCE FLOOR JAZZ, Acid Jazz was a term coined in the late 80's by Gilles Peterson, Chris Bangs and Eddie Piller. It describes a funky music style which incorporates elements of jazz, 70's funk, hip-hop, soul, as well as other genres. Culminating soon afterwards in the creation of Acid Jazz Records. It's first signing was Galliano, featuring lead singer Rob Gallagher. Hot on Galliano's heels came The Brand New Heavies, The New Jersey Kings (an alias for The James Taylor Quartet), Mother Earth and The Sandals. In 1990, Gilles Peterson left Acid Jazz Records and started a new label called Talkin' Loud, which continued the tradition, signing acts such as Courtney Pine, Incognito, The K-Creative, Omar and MC Solaar. Jazzillmatic Arksetra pays homage to the original Acid Jazz mob. AND TAKING IT FORWARD..... Nuff Respect to United Future Organization, Young Disciples, 4hero, Jazzanova, Nathan Haines, Boozoo Bajou, Laurent Garnier, Gotan Project, Yesterday's New Quintet, Nicola Conte, UFO, St. Germain, Crazy Frenchman, Pal Joey, Special Acknowledgement: Lisa Koger Original Acid Jazz Diva