Podcast appearances and mentions of robin carlisle

Lester Kiewit speaks to Robin Carlisle, the former Transport and Public Works MEC for the Western Cape, who recently visited the Buttskop level crossing in order to pay his respects to the children and men who died there in accidents in 2010 and 2018. He was deeply saddened by what he saw there, as certain safety protocols appeared to be lacking.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Mobile Promotions and Star Live man Robin Carlisle launched RC Consultants in November 2021 to help young people with special needs find a foothold events-world. In this episode, Robin talks host James Dickson through volunteering as a governor at a new local SEN school and the impact that's had. He discusses sustainability in some of its myriad shapes and the notion of accessibility at events, applauding its growth and questioning its depth. With more than 35 years in events Robin Carlisle is a voice of true experience and these 30 next generation minutes are well worth listening to.   To keep up to date with all the news, subscribe for free here. If you would like to take part in a podcast, then please complete our submission form.

On June 23rd, 2016 UK voters will go to the polls in what’s being described as the biggest political decision for a generation. Whether we stay in or out of Europe is now the subject of media campaigns by both sides of the debate, with each side offering vastly differing views of how we could be affected. However, when it comes to the events industry, the only viable decision is to remain in the EU according to one industry professional. In the latest episode of the Talking Events podcast, Robin Carlisle from Mobile Promotions says that there are simply too many benefits to event companies travelling around Europe to even contemplate any other decision. The company works with high profile clients to deliver brand activation events, marketing promotions, and event production, which regularly sees them travelling around the continent. Robin thinks that the ease with which they can move around makes staying in an easy choice. “Compared to way back when being in the EU has made life so much easier. Being able to travel across borders without ATA Carnets – which listed every item you were carrying – is so much better than the traditional nightmare that it used to be. Way back when you could easily loose a couple of days by being held up at a border waiting for stuff to be checked. I have been one of those that was in doubt, but from what I’ve read and what I’ve considered I’m now 100% in favour of staying in.” Joining the same episode was Nic Howden from All Access Communications, who shared Robin’s view on staying within the EU. Nic told the podcast that a vote to leave could mean lots of small little barriers being created by countries that may be unhappy with that decision. “I can imagine there being a few more little trip wires being put up. Whether it’s big businesses or small businesses, in the short-term life would be made a lot more difficult fairly quickly.”

In the second episode of a two-part discussion, podcast host James Dickson is once again joined in the studio by Tom Allan, project manager at True Staging, Matthew Blood, business development manager for Twickenham Experience Ltd, Kevin Monks, company director at Blackout Ltd, and via live feed, Robin Carlisle, managing director of Mobile Promotions Ltd. Following on from last week’s episode, the panel discusses whether event organisers are being pushed by their clients towards sourcing new venues and whether this has helped to remove any pigeon-holing of certain venues for certain events. The guests also discuss the difficulties of working within sensitive venues like private houses, listed buildings, and Cathedrals, along with the challenges those venues face when marketing themselves and sourcing new business. Don’t miss next week’s podcast. Sign up to updates here Never miss another episode by subscribing to the Talking Events podcast on iTunes here https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/talking-events/id1026762265?mt=2  Do you have an opinion? Tweet us using @TalkingEvents

In the first episode of a two-part recording, podcast host James Dickson is joined by Tom Allan Project Manager at True Staging, Matthew Blood Business Development Manager for Twickenham Experience Ltd, Kevin Mark Company Director at Blackout Ltd and via live feed, Robin Carlisle managing Director of Mobile Promotions Ltd. Topics discussed include: Are event organisers pigeonholing venues less & being more active in choosing venues they may not have opted for 10 years ago in order to make their events more unique? Who is responsible for driving the creative approach towards venues? Has the economic downturn driven creativity by event causing organisers to look for alternative venues to lower costs? Don’t miss next week’s podcast. Sign up to updates here Do you have an opinion? Tweet us using @TalkingEvents

You’ve accepted the challenge and you’re ready for anything – until you come face to face with it and it turns out to be the last thing in the world you expected it to be. Episode 7 - What You See, Isn't What You GetDownload (36:16, 49.8 MB mp3, released 2008.07.28)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:David Ault as Lothos and the Announcer Robin Carlisle as Johanna Royden Kim Gianopoulous as Mrs. Abernathy Mark Kalita as Vaughn Rickar Natasha Lathrop as Accelerator Technician No. 1 and female leaperJohn Lipsey as Benjamin AndrewsDamaris Mannering as Tracey DenneyPaul Mannering as Male Leaper and Accelerator Technician No. 2Tom Nicklis as Mr. Carter, the school principalColin Snow as Charles Allen DenneyandTom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

Join us aboard the TARDIS for a Behind The Scenes Conversation, with Robin Carlisle (Amanda Waterfield) and Stevie K. Farnaby (Producer / Engineer). Produced and Engineered by Stevie K. Farnaby The Dr. Who Theme recorded by SKiFfle, based on the … Continue reading →

Do something wrong, and you can count on there being consequences for your actions. Yet even when you are honest and truthful, do you ever stop to think that there will be consequences to be dealt with? Episode 6 - Truth and ConsequencesDownload (35:49, 65.6 MB mp3, released 2008.06.15)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:Steve Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and The AnnouncerJim Barbour as Dr. Peter HugenMark Bruzee as Dr. Edward GrantRobin Carlisle as Johanna RoydenM. J. Cogburn as Tala and Siren LothomanBrandon Cole as Security Officer No. 2Shane Harris as Trevor ConroyBill Hollweg as Desk Attendant at CorrectionsMark Kalita as Vaughn RickarDamaris Mannering as Torture Master JessicaPaul Mannering as Security Officer No. 1Tom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

There are two kinds of challenges. On one hand, there are the challenges that you step up with gusto. On the other hand are the "do it or else" challenges, the ones you don't have a say in, all the while thinking, "Why me?"Episode 5 - ChallengesDownload (27:18, 37.5 MB mp3, released 2008.05.29)Written by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecFeatured in the cast were:Steve Anderson as ThamesDavid Ault as Lothos and The AnnouncerJim Barbour as Dr. Peter HugenMark Bruzee as Dr. Edward GrantRobin Carlisle as Johanna RoydenM. J. Cogburn as Tala and Siren LothomanHelen Earl as Zoë MalvisonShane Harris as Trevor ConroyMark Kalita as Vaughn RickarLaura Post as Sheila WelchTom Davis as Production AnnouncerProduced by M. J. Cogburn and C. E. KrawiecArt by M. J. Cogburn

Sounds of celebration can be heard throughout the galaxy and everyone is preparing for the wedding of the decade. Young and naive Prince Chad is preparing to marry the Lady Zeldar and have lots of babies...or at least hopefully do the things you do to get lots of babies. But does he know the real truth about his future bride? What dark secret does the future Queen hold that has caused the Doctor to cross time and space in hopes of crashing the biggest wedding in Iscandari history? You won't want to miss Darker Projects' first-ever Dr. Who comedy!Listen: Doctor Who: The Wedding of Doom(50:03, 68.9 MB mp3, released 2007.12.09)Written by Miles ReidFeaturing: Mark Kalita as The DoctorDavid Sobkowiak as GeorgeGareth Preston as ZogSteven Jay Cohen as Prince ChadFiona Thraille as Lady ZeldarStevie Farnaby as The ReporterDavid MacIver as Robo-priestJames Leeper as PolicemanRobin Carlisle as Girlfriend #1Damaris Mannering as Girlfriend #2Tina Kalita as Maid of Honor RobotsPaul W. Campbell as The Hoverchair Directed by Mark KalitaPost production by Bill HollwegMusic by Murray Gold, Marvin Hamlisch and Queen

Star Trek - Lost Frontier, Episode 1: HopeIt's the dawn of the 25th century..... And everything has changed.(27:05, 25 MB, released 2007.07.01)Written by Eric BusbyFeatured in the cast were:Mark Bruzee as Rupert Trask Laura Post as Kathrin Niles David Ault as Andrew Winfred Elie Hirchman as Zog Ben Harmer as Liem Kincaid Lucien Dodge as Sid Kirk Linda Townsend as Chief Henlaur Captain John Tadrzak as Guildmaster K'Rok Robin Carlisle as TammyThis episode was written and directed by Eric Busby Post production work by Eric Busby