Podcast appearances and mentions of Robert Parsons

Rev Bill Crews talks to author and Former High School Deputy Principal Robert Parsons about  after the inspiring the Royal Commission into Institutional Child Abuse, who says religion in schooling risks being made redundant if it doesn't evolve,See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Israel, human rights groups have filed a court case in a bid to close the Sdei Teiman military prison. Set up after the October 7 attacks in the heart of the Negev desert, it serves as a detention centre for prisoners from Gaza. Numerous eyewitness accounts speak of mistreatment and torture. An internal investigation has established that at least two prisoners have died after beatings by soldiers. FRANCE 24's Claire Duhamel and Robert Parsons investigate this secret prison.

Hannah French chats to conductor Stephen Rice about his Oxford-based choir The Brabant Ensemble which celebrates its silver anniversary in 2023. Stephen chooses some of his favourite recordings from the group's first 25 years, including music by Pierre de Manchicourt, Nicolas Gombert, Jacobus Clemens non Papa, Cristobal de Morales, Orlando Lassus, Jean Mouton, Francisco Guerrero, Giovanni da Palestrina, Josquin des Prez, Robert Parsons, Antoine de Fevin and Jacquet of Mantua.

Lucie Skeaping is joined by Professor Magnus Williamson of Newcastle University to explore the life & music of 16th Century composer Robert Parsons, who died 450 years ago this year, at the young age of 37.

每日英語跟讀 Ep.K217: About the US - Shang-Chi actor's past work as Shutterstock model goes viral   漫威最新電影《尚氣》近期在美國勞動節長假中於短短三日內榮登北美票房冠軍，而亞裔男主角劉思慕也憑藉精湛的演出獲得國際讚賞。 Marvel's latest movie “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten rings” broke box office records in the U.S. during the Labor Day weekend, with lead actor Simu Liu (劉思慕) receiving praise for his stellar performance. 然而，粉絲近期卻意外的挖到了劉思慕成為漫威英雄前擔任Shutterstock圖庫模特兒的照片，超有喜感的照片也讓許多網友大讚是「最強蛻變」。 Amid soaring popularity, fans of the movie recently unearthed photos of Liu's previous work as a model for Shutterstock, leading to many lauding it as the biggest “glow up” ever. 推特帳號Boss Logic於週二分享了四張Shutterstock圖庫照，在一張張看似普通的公司同事互動示意圖片中，竟發現劉思慕站在其中的身影，還面露微笑。 Twitter account Boss Logic recently shared four photos of Liu on Shutterstock that seemed to be illustrating colleagues and office work. Boss Logic於貼文中開玩笑的寫道，「我想應該沒有比從Shutterstock到漫威更強大的蛻變吧」同時也標記了劉思慕和漫威推特帳號。 Boss Logic jokingly commented “I don't think there is a bigger glow-up than from Shutterstock to MarvelStudios,” whilst tagging both Marvel and Liu in the post. 網友一看到照片全都笑瘋，立即在留言區表示「新的『永恆族』演員劇照曝光」。 Amused social media users immediately took to the comment section to voice their amusement, with some saying the people in the stock photos are the new “Eternals,” the next Marvel movie to hit the big screen. 也有網友將復仇者聯盟剪貼到Shutterstock照片中，只見「尚氣」正經八百的穿著上班族服裝(襯衫和西裝褲)，而其他角色則全副武裝，圍著辦公室會議桌的樣子顯得更加荒謬。 Others photoshopped the “Avengers” into the Shutterstock photos, showing Liu in a business-casual suit while the other characters appeared fully dressed in their standard outfits, gathered around a conference table. 不少人大讚這些照片實在太令人驚豔，甚至有網友挖出更早前劉思慕替加拿大一家連鎖速食店拍人事招募的海報。 Many called the photos “incredible” while one social media user even dug up an old recruitment advertisement seeking workers for a Canadian fast-food chain that also featured the Marvel star. 好笑的貼文也讓網友坦言從Shutterstock到最終成為漫威第一位亞裔英雄極具啟發性。 The funny tweet has left some feeling “inspired” as Liu's past work experience ultimately led to him landing the lead as Marvel's first Asian American superhero. 劉思慕爾後也拿了其中一張圖在自己的推特帳號上開玩笑的寫道，「我笑那些以為『尚氣』會表現很差的人」。   Next Article   川普小兒子準備上高中！超豪華私校開十年就爆醜聞 Barron Trump enrolls in prestigious but controversial private school, Oxbridge Academy   隨著2021學年實體課程的恢復，前美國總統川普的小兒子拜倫(Barron Trump)也將在佛羅里達州棕櫚灘的超豪華私校迎接新學期。 With in-person lessons coming back for the 2021 school year, Barron Trump, the youngest son of former U.S. President Donald Trump, is also starting the new semester at a prestigious school located in Palm Beach, Florida. 今年15歲的拜倫將以新生身分入學Oxbridge Academy (津橋學院)，而這所地位顯赫的學校一學年學費竟需要價近3.5萬美元(近新台幣97萬)。 The 15-year-old will be attending Oxbridge Academy as a freshman, and the yearly school fee is priced at a whopping US$35,000 (around NT$970,420). 根據外媒People報導，該校的規畫總監史考特‧塞格佛略德(Scott Siegfried) 表示，「我們非常期待歡迎拜倫加入我們的學校和校園團隊。」 According to People, the school's Director of Advancement Scott Siegfried said: “We look forward to welcoming him [Barron] into our school and community.” 津橋學院的家長們也於近期收到學校寄來的電郵，信件中表示美國特勤局的人員也將會隨著拜輪的加入在校園中出沒。 Parents also received emails from the school notifying them that secret service members would be present on campus following Barron Trump's enrollment. 這個於2011年創校的學院，擁有有特廚準備的午餐，帆船和馬術校隊，以及人工智慧和航空相關課程。 Founded in 2011, the school boasts chef-prepared lunches, a sailing and equestrian team, and artificial intelligence as well as aviation programs. 據《太陽報》報導，這所私校同時要求所有學生都要擁有一台蘋果筆電，同時還在校園中提供飛行模擬器供學生使用。 A flight simulator is also provided, though all students are required by the school to have an Apple Laptop, The Sun reported. 雖然此校聲望很高，然而《太陽報》也點出該校於2015年起醜聞不斷；首先為校園書店店長Ulle Bohsko控告當時執行長Robert Parsons性騷擾。 Though prestigious, the publication pointed out that the school was previously embroiled in a scandal in August 2015, when a bookstore manager Ulle Boshko filed a sexual harassment claim against then CEO Robert Parsons. Boshko爾後被迫離職指控是因為當時提出的控訴才被解雇。 Boshko was later fired and claimed that the termination was due to her accusations. 隨後，《紐約時報》也於2016年報出該校創辦人William Koch在一個採訪中表示學校裡的「權力菁英團隊」掌管著這所「精神病院」。 The New York Times also claimed in 2016 that founder William Koch said in an interview. “power elites group” in the school ran “the asylum.” 在結束總統任期後，前美國總統川普搬遷到佛羅里達州，目前宅邸為海湖山莊(Mar-a-Lago)，也是川普於1985年購買的私人會員製俱樂部。 Following the end of his presidency, former U.S. President Donald Trump relocated to Florida and is currently living at Mar-a-Lago, an exclusive members-only club which Trump purchased in 1985. Source article: https://chinapost.nownews.com/20210907-2756320; https://chinapost.nownews.com/20210902-2747359

On this month's episode of the NABS Now Podcast, we are conquering the kitchen! NABS board member Robert Parsons shows us how to make a yummy and special dish step by step. Afterwards, hear our fellow student Elizabeth Sheeler's story about how blindness skills training enhanced her love of food and creating in the kitchen. We hope you will have fun cooking with us. Be sure to let us know how your dish came out by connecting with us on NABS social media!Thank you to special guests Robert Parsons and Elizabeth Sheeler. Created and produced by Seyoon Choi, Nina Marranca, and Kinshuk Tella Want to learn more about the work we do at the National Association of Blind Students? Visit us on the web at: https://nabslink.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nabspage/ Twitter & Instagram: @nabslink

A programme to mark Mothering Sunday that has our presenter’s name all over it; Mary Stallard explores the relevance and significance for us today of Jesus’s mother, Mary of Nazareth. We hear about some of the long-standing traditions that have evolved around Mothering Sunday. It’s a day on which many church communities will honour their mothers and grandmothers as well as Mary herself. During the programme we hear from both Roman Catholics and Protestants about what Mary means to them. We also learn how Mary is the inspiration for contemporary religious movements and prayer groups. While Mary is loved by many to the extent of prayers offered to her, she has become a divisive person for others. Certainly, the ‘Magnificat’ - Mary’s poetic expression upon hearing she would be the mother of Jesus - has been seen as a powerful text. But with lines such as ‘he hath put down the mighty from their seat’, it can also make for an uncomfortable message. Finally we consider another text - the ‘Stabat Mater’, Mary’s outpouring of grief at the foot of the cross upon which Jesus is being crucified, and explore whether it has anything to say to us during the present pandemic. Our guests are the Very Revd Sarah Rowland-Jones OBE, Dean of St David’s Cathedral; the Revd Dr Gareth Leyshon and Revd Fr Matthew Roache-Saunders; Lucy Williams from Cwmbran and a member of ‘Focolare’, Revd Fr Damian Jackson SJ from St Beuno’s Jesuit Spirituality Centre in Denbighshire, and the Revd Dr Jennie Hurd, Chair of the Synod Cymru district of the Methodist Church. Music in the programme includes extracts from ‘Ave Maria’ by Robert Parsons, The St David’s Service by Neil Cox, ‘Stabat Mater’ by Giovanni Pergolesi and popular Marian hymns including ‘Daily daily’, and ‘Immaculate Mary’.

Today, Robert Geary, founding Artistic Director of both http://voltisf.org/ (Volti SF) and the https://www.piedmontchoirs.org/ (Piedmont East Bay Children’s Choir), as well as Artistic Director for the http://www.sfchoral.org/site/ (San Francisco Choral Society), stops by the show for a virtual chat about how the diverse membership of his organizations have responded to COVID with a particular focus on producing visual media that goes beyond the virtual choir. We also discuss the advent of the new music scene in the bay area in the 70’s, and talk shop about some new and exciting composers.  Music Excerpts https://open.spotify.com/track/5XTt9kMdiUEF3rwsl2jbCd?si=_WH1I84hQ1CDCkci7mL03g (Klavierstuck V, Work No. 4), by Karlheinz Stockhausen https://open.spotify.com/track/2ZjWTT1Z8E8WhrhL3T0IhN?si=7y3n2nC0QwKf4pU5p1t4AQ (Canticum Sacrum), by Igor Stravinsky, performed by the http://sfsymphony.org (San Francisco Symphony) https://open.spotify.com/track/3QCfUr1mpOx3Y9QnvjMBTx?si=wJG-cgXFT5-MQzAskvA4HA (Sound from the Bench: (Ch)oral argument), by http://www.tedhearne.com/ (Ted Hearne) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi72jlYNMkI&feature=youtu.be (it sounds like all my dreams), by https://www.annehege.com/ (Anne Hege) https://www.dclaymusic.com/singingpuzzles (Singing Puzzles), by https://www.dclaymusic.com/ (Danny Clay) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OfLLFWt4Wk&feature=emb_logo (Ave Maria), Robert Parsons, arr. by http://www.joelchapmanmusic.com (Joel Chapman) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebxvVJwGWek (Quatre Couches) from Suite for Voice and Electronics, by http://www.pamelaz.com/ (Pamela Z ) Theme Song: https://music.apple.com/us/album/mr-puffy/1457011536?i=1457011549 (Mr. Puffy) by Avi Bortnik, arr. by Paul Kim. Performed by http://www.dynamicjazz.dk/ (Dynamic)

The Rev. Dr. Robert Allan Hill preaches a sermon entitled "Healing in Sacrament". The Marsh Chapel Choir sings “O pray for the peace of Jerusalem" by Thomas Tomkins and "Ave Maria" by Robert Parsons along with service music and hymns.

The Rev. Dr. Robert Allan Hill preaches a sermon entitled "Healing in Sacrament". The Marsh Chapel Choir sings “O pray for the peace of Jerusalem" by Thomas Tomkins and "Ave Maria" by Robert Parsons along with service music and hymns.

Robert Parsons, Gentleman of the Chapel Royal

Robert Parsons, Ave MariaJoel Martinson, Preces & Responses (Mississippi Conference)Alec Roth, Hatfield ServiceCraig Phillips, Gabriel's MessageDavid Conte, Ave Maria

Sung by the boys of Chavagnes International College.

There's nothing more frustrating in the workplace than organizing a meeting only to find out the conference room is already being used. Well, maybe that one colleague who always steals your leftovers from the fridge is more annoying, but an unavailable conference room is a close second. The modern office is utilizing pro AV to help avoid these headaches and help business get done. On today's episode of the MarketScale Pro AV Podcast, Robert Parsons, Vice President of Sales for Taurus Technologies, joined us to discuss how technology is helping with the meeting scheduling process. Also on this week's episode of the show is a conversation with Dave Howden, Director of Technical Services for Community Professional Loudspeakers. He helps us preview the big ISE trade show coming up February 5-8 in Amsterdam. Be sure to follow along with MarketScale's content from the show on our Pro AV industry page.

AV and furniture. AV in furniture. It sounds like two subjects you'd never hear colliding, but that couldn't be more untrue. The balance between the interior design of a functional work or creative space and the AV powering that space is delicate and very intentional. Does your meeting room have a historic 20th-century oak table but you want seamless charging stations and ethernet inputs? It looks like you're going to have to drill a hole in that heirloom. It's a problem AV integrators have faced time and time again.

Today's episode explores how Pro AV technology is evolving to power content creators, from the podcast host to the retailer. We'll hear from Australian author and podcast host Jono Pech on how the commoditization of AV gear is giving life to a new generation of creators. Plus, we'll get insight from Robert Parsons of Taurus Technologies on his own Hot Market Corner, answering the question: what's making video walls the hot market of the month?

The Reporter Newspapers is launching a new podcast series called "Reporter Extra," where we will take you behind the scenes of stories that matter in our communities. The first episode will go deeper into our four-part series "Coping with a Crisis: Opioid Addiction in the Suburbs," with reporter Max Blau and Dunwoody Police Sgt. Robert Parsons. While the podcast will be available next week, we will experiment with Facebook Live video of the conversation as well starting around 10:45 a.m. today. If you can't watch live, the video will remain on our Facebook page. And if there's a technical hitch, we'll aim to get a recorded video up as soon as possible.

WASA WASA BITCONEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEECT Prius Patrol is recorded by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com and on Twitter @patrolprius. Intro and outro: RetroFuture Clean Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

We become a video game podcast. If you would like to see our campsites, Thomas’s friend code is 4834 3255 901 and Bobby’s is 2581 1538 355. Prius Patrol is recorded by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com and on Twitter @patrolprius.

We wrote a Stars War! Apologies for Bobby’s audio quality here, I promise we’ll get him a new microphone soon. Prius Patrol is recorded by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com and on Twitter @patrolprius.

Watch History Boyz here: https://youtu.be/yivYZbwHpbU. THE BOYZ ARE BACK! Prius Patrol is recorded by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com and on Twitter @patrolprius.

For our first thanksgiving special, we got the old crew together to play a game and talk about what we’re thankful for. Special thanks to Afshan, Andrew, Dheepak, Nicholas, and Triston. Also, thanks to Jackbox Games for creating Quiplash, the game we play in this episode. Prius Patrol is recorded by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, … Continue reading Our Thanksgiving Fanshow 2017 →

This is not a good episode. I’m sorry. Bobby is sorry. Most of it is us doing research because the internet isn’t as forgiving as it usually is. The end is interesting-ish though, I promise! Prius Patrol is recorded by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com and on Twitter … Continue reading Our Scooby Doo Fanshow Pt 1 →

Recorded 9/5/17 We can’t exactly claim to be recorded in a Prius anymore. Anyway, college life is weird. Hope y’all are doing good. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com and on Twitter @patrolprius.

Recorded Live 5/15/17 All your favorite characters are back: Qui-Gon, Jar-Jar, The Senate and Darth Maul. Listen the Campaign podcast at oneshotpodcast.com. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com

Recorded live 5/9/17 This episode is an audio nightmare and we’re very sorry. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com

Recorded Live 4/17/17 This episode starts off weird, but it’s the one we’ve been promising it for a while. Apologies for the weird audio, Audacity picked the wrong microphone. Thanks to Laura for letting us read her read her weird mixtape. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, … Continue reading Our History Boyz (2015) Fanshow pt. 1 →

Recorded Live 3/27/17 Apologies for the break, we were punching robots. This episode: Bobby “sings.” Featuring Alex and Brenda apparently discussing the plot of High School Musical Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com

Recorded Live 3/14/17 Among other things: Pi Day, Thomas is a Hacker, JOAN DE LA ARCHITECT (Apologies to headphone users). With some help from Alex. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com

Recorded live 3/7/17 He’s a detective, he’s a lawyer, he’s the loosest cannon you’ve ever seen. Also the loosest canon. Pretty loose all around. Thomas reveals some dad jokes, Bobby says What? a lot. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at … Continue reading 12-Our Flix Bomgartner, Detective At Law Fanshow →

Recorded Live 2/20/17 Sorry this one’s a little late. Also, it’s a short one because I cut a lot of inside baseball out. Featuring Alex. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com

Recorded Live 2/15/17 This episode, we are not sponsored by Casey’s. Also, Bobby forgets who Will Smith is in possible the funniest thing to happen on this show. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com

Recorded Live 2/6/2017 It’s not Christmas but it’s cold, so there. I did edit a bit, so volume is alright despite our discussion in episode. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com

Recorded Live 1/31/2017 So we’ve transferred to not-SoundCloud, and we’re moving our update schedule to Fridays. Let’s see how this does! Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com

Recorded Live 1/23/17 Professor Elemental, plugging our email, and some other stuff. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com

Recorded Live 1/9/17 No, this has nothing to do with hit sequel Aliens. Rather, there was definitely a UFO on our track the whole way home. Oh, yeah, there’s also a new FRC game? So that’s cool. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. … Continue reading 5-Our Aliens Fanshow →

Recorded live 10/24/16 I’ll be honest I don’t listen to these before I upload them. I don’t remember what’s in this one. It was the week before CowTown ThrowDown though, so theres that. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com

Recorded live 10/3/16 This episode: we stay on topic. Sort of. And we introduce a number of codenames for people we know and proceed to screw them up. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com

Recorded August 1st 2016 In this episode: Pokémon Go (to the Polls) and apparently a lot of politics. Apologies for the bad audio quality. Don’t really expect it to get better. Prius Patrol is recorded in an actual Prius by Thomas O’Donnell and Robert Parsons, occasionally featuring other humans. Contact us at priuspatrol@gmail.com

1999 years ago, an unmarried teenage mother had a bad dream. The next morning, she decided to turn that dream into a short story. Over the next few months, that story evolved into a novel—and that novel changed the future of literature. The teenager was Mary Shelley, and her book was Frankenstein. As everyone knows, it’s the tale of a creature assembled from dead body parts and granted the spark of life. In playwright Trevor Allen’s stage adaptation The Creature, Shelley’s original story is taken apart at the seams and reassembled into something entirely new. The Creature, now running at Cinnabar Theater, is daring, inventive, and artful—but problematic. Director Jon Tracy mixes up a meta-theatrical cocktail of misty atmosphere and sheer chance-taking guts, staging Allen’s minimalist take on the novel using only a trio of chairs, a snowy slab of white for a set, a leather journal—and three actors. Eschewing special effects, action scenes and monster makeup, the three barefooted narrators are: Victor Frankenstein (played by popular local actor Tim Kniffin) Captain Walton (played by Richard Pallaziol), and the Creature himself (Robert Parsons). Each character takes turns telling their side of the story in a long string of beautiful words. Unlike the novel—a tale within a tale within a tale—Allen places the narratives side by side, simultaneously, with the narrative bouncing back and forth like a ping pong ball every sentence or two. Confusion and exhaustion are just some of the by-products of this fiendish experiment. By breaking each man’s tale into such tiny fragments, the power of Shelley’s original story is almost entirely diminished, literally smashed to pieces. As Walton, the ships captain who discovers Victor Frankenstein near the North Pole and takes his deathbed confession, Pallaziol is quite good, and Kniffin, as the dying mad scientist, nicely captures the last-gasp desperation of the character. But in delivering his entire story in a steady, near-lifeless monotone, the emotional arc of Frankenstein’s horrific personal journey becomes one-note, sadly hammered flat and cold. As the Creature, Parsons is served the best, and he brings an impressive sense of wounded dignity to the role of an abandoned child, but in the script, Allen goes too far in trying to make the character sympathetic, even altering the details of the Creature’s various murders. In a deliberate deviation from Shelley’s text, Allen turns each murder—including the calculated framing of an innocent woman—into simple, unintentional accidents. While such story and plot changes may go unnoticed by those unfamiliar with the novel, they do matter, throwing off the balance of the drama, robbing the story of much of its complexity. On the plus side, Tracy’s set is beautifully done—a sloping swath of snow that runs across the stage and curves up the wall and out of sight. And the lovely light design (also Tracy) and sound design (Jared Emerson Johnson) all set the mood beautifully. Still, though fascinating and visually haunting, this Creature—despite the best intentions of its talented creator—turns out to be less than the sum of its parts. ‘The Creature’ runs through Nov. 1 at Cinnabar Theater www.cinnabartheater.org

Timothy Gowers is the son of a composer, the brother of a violinist, and a keen jazz pianist. But that's not how he makes a living. In fact, Sir Timothy Gowers is one the country's most distinguished mathematicians. He's a Fellow of the Royal Society, was awarded the prestigious Fields medal, and was knighted two years ago for services to mathematics. In Private Passions, he talks to Michael Berkeley about his musical upbringing, and early dreams of becoming a composer. He confesses that it's hard to spend your life doing something which so few people round you understand - which is even difficult to talk about to your wife at home. He reveals how he used mathematical calculations of risk when faced with a life-or-death decision of his own: whether to go ahead with a risky heart operation. And he talks about how he's brought mathematicians together, so that they've been able collectively to solve problems which have defeated them for decades - using a blog which he created: http://gowers.wordpress.com. Music includes Bach's St Matthew Passion, a Tudor anthem by Robert Parsons, Michael Tippett's 3rd Piano Sonata, Ravel, Oscar Peterson, and an organ toccata composed by his father, Patrick Gowers, and played by his son Richard, who is 19.

Noche Diaz is a young revolutionary who faces years in jail if convicted on unjust charges. He has been arrested five times since October 2011 and has had 11 charges piled on him in four New York City boroughs, all for observing and protesting the illegitimate actions of the NYPD. Noche was one of the first members of the Stop Mass Incarceration Network and helped organize protests that kicked off a citywide struggle against stop-and-frisk. He is well known to the people—and to the NYPD—for being a member of the People's Neighborhood Patrol of Harlem.  Noche joins us to talk about the October 22nd Coalition to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and the Criminalization of a Generation. People are asked to wear black in solidarity and/or a black arm band with the name of a friend or loved one killed by police. Call Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance (212) 335-9000 to protest charges against Noche Diaz and the Queens District Attorney, Richard Brown, starting at 9:00 am. at 718 286 6000.  Tell the DA to drop charges from November 19, 2011 on Carl Dix, Jamel Mims, Robert Parsons, and Morgan Rhodewalt and of course, Noche Diaz.  Visit http://www.october22.org/Assembly.html and to learn more about Noche's case visit http://revcom.us/a/272/drop-the-prejudicial-prosecution-of-noche-diaz-en.html  Music: Hunter Poetry: Breath of Life, Leon Williams: The Creator Has a Master Plan.

Ms. Jennifer Quigley preaches a sermon entitled "Howard Thurman: A Voice for Speaking, a Faith for Living". The Marsh Chapel Choir sings "Ave Maria" by Robert Parsons and "Like as the hart" by Herbert Howells along with service music and hymns.

Ms. Jennifer Quigley preaches a sermon entitled "Howard Thurman: A Voice for Speaking, a Faith for Living". The Marsh Chapel Choir sings "Ave Maria" by Robert Parsons and "Like as the hart" by Herbert Howells along with service music and hymns.

The Reverend Dr. Robert Allan Hill preaches a Communion homily. The Marsh Chapel Choir sings "Ave Maria" by Robert Parsons and "There is no rose" by Robert Young along with service music and hymns.

The Reverend Dr. Robert Allan Hill preaches a Communion homily. The Marsh Chapel Choir sings "Ave Maria" by Robert Parsons and "There is no rose" by Robert Young along with service music and hymns.

The Reverend Dr. Robert Allan Hill preaches a Communion homily. The Marsh Chapel Choir sings "Ave Maria" by Robert Parsons and "There is no rose" by Robert Young along with service music and hymns.

The Reverend Dr. Robert Allan Hill preaches a Communion homily. The Marsh Chapel Choir sings "Ave Maria" by Robert Parsons and "There is no rose" by Robert Young along with service music and hymns.

James Keenan, S.J., who holds the founder's chair in theology at Boston College, speaks on Jesuit casuistry and comparative forms of moral reasoning. His talk traces the development of casuistry, from John Mair to Francesco de Toledo and Robert Parsons. Respondent Helen Whall, professor of English, cites case studies of ethical issues in Shakespeare plays.

Author’s Playhouse - Famous stories by celebrated authors: among them, Elementals (Stephen Vincent Benet), The Piano (William Saroyan), and The Snow Goose (Paul Gallico).March 5, 1941 till June 4, 1945, NBC;  Blue Network until mid-October 1941, then the Red Network.  Many briefly held 30m timeslots, including Sundays at 11:30, 1941-42;  Wednesdays at 11:30, 1942-44;   Mondays at 11:30, 1944-45.  Sponsor was Philip Morris, 1942-43. Cast:  John Hodiak, Fern Persons, Arthur Kohl, Laurette Fillbrandt, Kathryn Card, Bob Jellison, Nelson Olmsted, Marvin Miller, Olan Soule, Les Tremayne, Clarence Hartzell, Curley Bradley, etc. Orchestra:  Rex Maupin, Roy Shield, J6seph Gallicchio. Creator:  Wynn Wright. Directors:  Norman Felton, Fred Weihe, Homer Heck, etc. THIS EPISODE: September 15, 1944. NBC network. "Southern Exposure". Sustaining. A writer and photographer gang up on a government official in Old Mexico. Robert Parsons (author). 1/2 hour.