Podcast appearances and mentions of Roger Webb

Hauntology. Perhaps the phrase alone is enough to convince you we've wandered into the realm of pretension. But we've got to use it anyway, because this week on the podcast we're speaking with one of the main people associated with that term: Jim Jupp, co-founder of Ghost Box Records, which has mined TV soundtracks, vintage electronics, psychedelia, pop, and supernatural folklore for decades, issuing music by Broadcast, Pye Corner Audio, The Advisory Circle, and Jupp's own band, The Belbury Poly. Last year, The Belbury Poly released The Path. Borrowing the soundtrack work of Roy Budd and Roger Webb as a starting point, Jupp and crew cook up a heady blend of sound, indulging loping, flute-led jazz passages, delay-soaked kosmische soundscapes, and bombastic bursts of wah-wah and fuzz guitar and funk drums. And over it all is novelist and poet Justin Hopper, who adds quixotic and evocative narration to the record. This week on Transmissions, Jupp joins us to discuss his storied label, plumbing the nostalgic depths, the evocative spaces of The Twilight Zone, fairy lore, extraterrestrial, and yes, "hauntology." Transmissions is a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Visit the Talkhouse for more interviews, fascinating reads, and podcasts. Next week on Transmissions? Amen Dunes joins us to discuss Death Jokes. For heads, by heads. Aquarium Drunkard is powered by our members. Keep the servers humming and help us continue doing it by subscribing to our online music magazine. This episode is brought to you by DistroKid. DistroKid makes music distribution fun and easy with unlimited uploads and artists keep 100% of their royalties and earnings. To learn more and get 30% off your first year's membership, visit: distrokid.com/vip/aquariumdrunkard

For the first time ever, High Performance turns to the animal kingdom to unlock the secrets of mammals' remarkable survival strategies.Jake and Damian are joined by the producers of BBC Earth's “Mammals”, Roger Webb and Harry Lawrence; who share behind-the-scenes challenges and exciting moments from the development of the series. Roger, with 25+ years of experience in crafting mesmerising natural history content, and Harry, whose early career was shaped by the enthralling episodes of Mammals, bring a wealth of insights to the table.Roger and Harry recount their extraordinary interactions with legendary British Broadcaster Sir David Attenborough, highlighting his humility, passion for nature, and timeless energy. They share the valuable lessons they learned from Sir David, emphasising the importance of staying grounded and finding joy in their work.The producers also delve into why mammals dominate Earth and what humans can learn from their exceptional parenting and teamwork. We hear captivating tales from their wild filming experiences, and the important role of storytelling in connecting audiences with nature. Roger and Harry also provide a glimpse into how crews prepare meticulously to seize breathtaking moments with mammals without missing opportunities. This episode is an exciting exploration into wildlife filmmaking, packed with insights into the wonders of nature and the art of capturing it on camera. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you do cold plunges? If not do you know why you should? Roger is a Morozko Certified Cold Immersion Therapist and in todays episode we unpack the benefits of and how to do cold plunges.

Javier Di Granti presenta... LOUNGE CINEMATICA PODCAST RADIO Temporada 3 * * * Episodio 3x12 (18/02/23) Locuciónes de Xavi Martin e Iris Lago Seleccion y direccion de Javier Di Granti * * * ///Tracklist//// 01. Omaggio a Burt Bucharach. Italian Songbook by Javier Di Granti 01a. Rita Monico - Quando Tu Vorrai 01b. Tony Renis - Un Ragazzo Che Ti Ama 01c. Renato e i Profeti - Gocce Di Pioggia Su Di Me 01d. Marita - I Primi Minuti 01e. Catherine Spaak - L'Ora Dell Addio //Cabecera Lounge Cinematica Temporada 3 02. Piero Piccioni - Chi Dice Donna Dice Donna (Seq.06)* 03. Piero Piccioni - Maryanne On Shore 04. Piero Piccioni - Tumba Petticoat 05. Alberto Baldan Bembo - Mubu 06. The Roger Webb Sound - Sandy //Publicidad 07. Riz Ortolani - Le Ore Nude (Javier Di Granti Suite)* 07a. Le Ore Nude (Titoli) 07b. Appuntamento Al Mare 07c. A Notte Fonda 07d. Scambio Di Coppia 07e. Vivere In Un Sogno #2 * Novedad Discográfica

Jess Gillam swaps favourite music with singer, rock sitarist and composer Bishi. Together they journey through evocations of space from Meredith Monk, Holst and Roger Webb back home to different shades of the human voice in music - from sacred vocal music from the 15th century, via a Ravi Shankar and Philip Glass collaboration, the unique voice of Beverly Glenn-Copeland and singer Cosmo Sheldrake's wake-up call from the cuckoo. Playlist: RAVI SHANKAR/PHILIP GLASS: Prashanti TOMAS LUIS de VICTORIA: O Magnum Mysterium [Voces8] STRAVINSKY – Petrushka – Tableau 1 Fete Populaire de la semaine grasse [Cleveland Orchestra, Pierre Boulez (cond)] ROGER WEBB: Moonbird (Heaven and Hell) MEREDITH MONK: Atlas Part 3 – Invisible Light: Earth Seen from Above HOLST: The Planets – Mars [London Philharmonic Orchestra, Vladimir Jurowski (cond)] BEVERLY GLENN-COPELAND: La Vita COSMO SHELDRAKE: Cuckoo Song

S**teve Vimto's Eclectic Sessions Replay On traxfm.org. This Week Vimto Gave Us Eclectic/Indie Dance/RNB/HipHop/House/Remixes/Future House Beauties From Natalie Duncan, Roger Webb, Dr Packer & The Soul Sonic Orchestra, Break Machine, Kashif, Howard Johnson, SOS Band, Black Soprano Family & Benny The Butcher Feat DJ Premier, Roosevelt, Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes "Don't Leave Me This Way (Dave Lee ZR Remix), The Cure, Beres Hammond, Winston Reedy & More Catch Steve Vimto's Eclectic Sessions Every Thursday From 5PM UK Time The Station: traxfm.org #traxfm #soul #funk #danceclassics #house #indie #hiphop #boogie #eclectic #RnB #remixes Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE :mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: play.google.com/store/apps/det...mradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : facebook.com/original103.3 Trax FM Live On Hear This: hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live Tunerr: tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Tune In Radio : tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176 OnLine Radio Box: onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs...cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87...7e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: traxfmlondon.radio.net Stream Radio : streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: liveonlineradio.net/english/tr...ax-fm-103-3.htm**

It takes a village. Design is certainly no exception.  David Lancaster is a member of the London based furniture design studio Roger Webb Associates.  For over 2 decades, David and his teammates have been designing award-winning and innovative furniture products for workplaces all over the globe.  Most recently, they've designed OFS's Heya, Obeya, Khaleid and many more.I've enjoyed getting to know the Webb Associates team as member of the OFS marketing staff and I've particularly enjoyed the relaxed and casual conversations that I've had with David Lancaster over the years, whether that be at a dark and moody german style bar or coffee at the office… So I wanted to bring you into one of those conversation.David and I met in person to record this one… Today he will share his point of view on creativity and design and you'll quickly pick up that David is passionate about one particular area of design while others at his studio are focussed on other aspects.   Hence the title… It takes a village.  Kick back, relax… I think you'll enjoy David's style.  Click here to get your FREE copy of the Imagine a Place journalFollow Imagine a Place on Instagram: @imagineaplaceFollow Imagine a Place on LinkedIn

Lounge Cinematica Podcast Radio | Temporada 2 Episodio 2x15 Emision del 18/03/22 ..::Tracklist::.. 01. Aura Urziceanu - Surpriza -- Introduccion Lounge Cinematica Podcast Radio Temporada 2 02. M. Zalla / Suonano I Mark 4 - Prime Nebbie 03. Fabio Fabor - A Night In Venus / September's Breeze / Acapulco's Beach Sunset 04. Giuliano Sorgini - Sabbath -- Proximamente en salas: "El Asesino No Está Solo" (1975) 05. Paul Dupont and his Orchestra - For Deborah* 06. Alessandro Alessandroni - A Little Sad 07. Enrico Pieranunzi - The Mood Is Good 08. Piero Piccioni - Le Svedesi (Javier Di Granti Suite) [Novedad discografica] *Mejor track de la semana Direccion y seleccion musical de Javier Di Granti Narracion de Xavi Martin Jingle Don Draper de Jordi Ribes

'Solar Wind' of change coming from Roger Webb. Go within or go without. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radikalra/message

Roger Webb is the creator of comfortzonessuck.com and the Founder of the forthcoming non profit 4 Humanity. You can follow Roger on all the socials at @comfortzonessuck Follow SHIFT Instagram https://www.instagram.com/togetherweshift/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/togetherweshift Web togetherweshift.com

Join hosts Sarah Stewart and Trooper Eric Foster as they speak with Dr. Roger Webb, former DPS Commissioner. Dr. Webb was Commissioner from 1974-1978 during many high profile incidents in the State of Oklahoma, including the Girl Scout murders, McAlester prison riots, the Karen Silkwood crash and Caddo/Kenefic, the darkest day in the history of the OHP when three troopers were murdered. The OHP Tactical Team was also formed during Webb's tenure as Commissioner. Webb is part of the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Hall of Fame and the Forensic Science Institute at the University of Central Oklahoma is named after him. Download to hear his fascinating stories!

In this lockdown edition of our Fixed Income TEAMTALK podcast, Amit Moudgil, Fixed Income Investment Specialist, is joined by Liam O'Donnell, Roger Webb, Steven Logan and Edwin Gutierrez. They discuss all things fixed income, from rates to investment grade credit, high yield to emerging market debt.

Roger Webb, Lifetime Student of the Restaurant Industry joins Grayson Brulte on The Road To Autonomy Podcast to discuss why the brand is the experience.The conversation begins with Roger sharing the story of how he first met Dave Thomas, Founder of Wendy's. Later he shares his experience of when he first joined Wendy's as the company opened its third restaurant.Today there over 6,500 Wendy's around the world and the brand is known and loved by millions of individuals. From the VP of Franchise to a Wendy's franchisee, Roger had an incredible career with Wendy's.Roger was the first Wendy's franchisee to join the U.S. Department of Energy's Better Buildings Challenge in 2016. Before joining the challenge, Roger had a company-wide energy policy.We had a very strict policy, never have a light out. – Roger WebbNever having a light out is part of the experience of going to a restaurant. It's an experience that consumers look for and one that the restaurant industry has to deliver on each and every-time.The experience is the thousands of little things that have to be executed perfectly every time. – Roger WebbExpanding upon the conversation of the little things that make an experience, Grayson and Roger go on to discuss brands and experiences and why they are crucial to the ultimate success of a restaurant.Your brand is the experience. – Roger WebbWith a great brand, the future is bright and scalable if you are innovative and ahead of trends. Taking a look at the future of the restaurant industry, Grayson and Roger discuss the design of restaurants. Will they have to change with the growth of delivery and eventually autonomous delivery via delivery bots such as Nuro.With an increase in delivery services, comes the need for new innovative packaging. Roger shares his thoughts on packaging and what needs to be done to ensure the french fries that arrive at your house are warm and crispy.From drones to autonomous vehicles to delivery cars, the packaging has to be developed for the operating environment. The packaging used in delivery will be different than the packaging used for food picked up at a drive-through.The drive-through is a booming business for the restaurant industry today. Roger explains how the drive-through operates and what the keys to success are for successfully operating one.The drive-throughs of today might not look like the drive-throughs of the future. Chipotle is pioneering their Chipotlanes concept throughout the United States to great success.Chipotlanes are Chipotle's most-profitable experience because of the higher check averages. This raises the question: Is this the future of the restaurant business? Grayson asks Roger and he goes onto say restaurants are always evolving.While restaurants are always evolving they must never stop building their brand equity. This lesson can be traced back to Sam Bronfman, Founder of Distillers Corporation who was always focused on quality and the appearance of his brands.Discounting can impact brand equity in a negative way. Roger explains why discounting is something that should be done with caution.Brand equity is what you do every day, every minute, every hour, and that should be a part of everything that you do when you are building a brand. – Roger WebbLooking at the current trend of Cloud / Ghost Kitchens, Grayson asks Roger how these types of restaurant businesses can develop a brand. Without a brand, customers will be unsure whether to try a new concept that they might never have heard of before.For Cloud / Ghost Kitchen concepts to be successful, they will have to have a brand that customers know, like and trust. A brand combined with a bespoke delivery service and pick-up service will thrive in resort communities.Wrapping up the conversation, Roger discusses delivery fees and the economics of delivery services.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this lockdown edition of our Fixed Income TEAMTALK podcast, Amit Moudgil, Fixed Income Investment Specialist, is joined by Liam O’Donnell, Roger Webb, Steven Logan and Edwin Gutierrez. They discuss all things fixed income, from rates to investment grade credit, high yield to emerging market debt.

40 years ago this year a new detective series with a difference began on ITV. For the first time it had a woman in the lead role. The Gentle Touch starred Jill Gascoine as Maggie Forbes with a plethora of men under her command. Among her co-stars were Paul Moriarty who played Detective Sergeant Jake Barrett and Bernard Holley as Detective Inspector Mike Turnbull. One of the writers was Peter J Hammond. Here MIM’s Ashley Byrne catches up with them for a special Gentle Touch Reunion. NOTE: this programme was recorded before social distancing rules came into force and before news of Jill’s sad death. The Gentle Touch theme tune was composed by prolific songwriter and jazz pianist Roger Webb who also wrote the Hammer House of Horror and George and Mildred themes. The Distinct Nostalgia theme was written by Rebecca Applin and Chris Warner. You can now hear all Distinct Nostalgia programmes all in one place at DistinctNostalgia.com If you’d like to get in touch, fill in the contact form on the DistinctNostalgia website.

When was the last time you were uncomfortable, and decided to stay there instead of walking away? Roger Webb has made this his practice in life. He faces the uncomfortable in order to experience the exponential growth as a result. Join us while we chat about what Roger's life has been like since adopting this new way to live! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adrienne68/support

..............Strange.Fruits.............................................. By Anatoly Brooks http://www.filefactory.com/file/6pkcw5ad7n1r/strange2.mp3 01. José Afonso – Senhor Arcanjo 02. Hammock – We try to make sense of it all 03. Tindersticks – For the beauty 04. Leonard Cohen – Thanks for the dance 05. Luca Argel – Queixa das almas jovens censuradas 06. Cindy Kat – Miúdo 07. Phoebe Bridgers – Georgia Lee 08. Stafraenn Hakon – Hann bognar 09. Angie McMahon – Take it with me 10. Roger Webb – Moonbird 11. Eluvium – Paper autumnalia 12. Tim – Tejo que levas as águas 13. Calexico – The guns of Brixton 14. Message to Bears – Mountains 15. Howe Gelb – Bottom line man 16. Low – Dancing and fire 17. Ola Podrida – Pour me another 18. Collections Of Colonies Of Bees – For ghost 19. Siouxie And The Banshees – Strange fruit 20. Old Jerusalem – Magna 21. Willard Grant Conspiracy – Margaret on the porch Total time – 1.23:26 A photo by Anatoly Brooks Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia – Ana Ribeiro www.radioetiopia.com Phase 108.1: http://www.phase108.net/Show.aspx?podcastId=13 https://radiolisboa.pt/

Self care is critical so you can take care of others and do your job to the best of your ability. Put the oxygen mask on before placing it on someone else. Roger Webb, Tass Souza and Kenny Wahlberg talk about what they are doing for self care these days. Roger talks about physical fitness, Tass talks about nutrition and Kenny talks about finances. Listen and share your thoughts with me at GaryWinchester.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/garywinchester/message

In this episode I am interviewing three incredible men that I know through essential oils and I thought it would be exciting for you to get a chance to get to know them. Enjoy hanging out with me, Gary Winchester, my three friends Roger Webb, Tass Souza and Kenny Wahlberg in the Dudes Series. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/garywinchester/message

Join Bill Gaughan of Rural KC Real Estate as he interviews Sam Collins and Roger Webb of CWA Architecture the developers of the innovative Modern Farm Home concept. The perfect home for your country property.

This week, we have Part 2 of what will now be a 3-part special (Part 3 will be at some point in the future and not the next episode), celebrating the wonderful work of the Late Night Tales/ Night Time Stories labels. Music from Garden City Movement, Boards Of Canada, Les Prospection, Roger Webb, Nina Simone, The Cinematic Orchestra, Sarah Davachi, William S Fischer, Nils Fraham, Last Days, Hellos, Nick Cave & Warren Ellis, J Saunders, Olafur Arnalds, Colin Stetson & Sarah Neufeld, Dustin O’Halloran, Matthew Bourne, Penguin Café Orchestra, Johann Johannsson, Sasha and Chaouche   In this part (and indeed in the upcoming Part 3), we are focusing on the chilled selection the Late Night Tales which has been such an influence to me and this podcast.   Show your love for the label by buying some of their music and show love for the podcast by giving us a review.   Have a good week, look after each other and as always, keep it on the one. Love Creamy xxx  

Self-harm in primary care patients: a nationally representative cohort study examining patterns of attendance, treatment and referral, and risk of self-harm repetition, suicide and other causes of premature death.

First episode in 2018! Super excited for you to get to know Roger Webb. Learn more about him as I ask him questions and he shares amazing insights. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/garywinchester/message

A song sampled by Eazy-E. A tribute to Earth, Wind & Fire. Retro tracks used by NFL Films and the Battlefield video game series. And lots more! All pieces featured here are library tracks originally written to be used in film and television productions during the 1960s, 70s, & 80s. For more details check out the complete show notes at www.rarefiedairpod.com   01. Hawkwind and Fire, Alan Hawkshaw; 00:24 (APM)   02. Tutti Flutti, Vladimir Cosma; 05:00 (De Wolfe)   03. Cavalero, Jack Trombey; 08:25 (De Wolfe)   04. Cozy Cake Fight, Gert Wilden; 11:59 (Megatrax)   05. Walk and Talk, Syd Dale; 14:35 (APM)   06. Buttoned-Up, Roger Webb; 17:53 (Firstcom)   07. L’Amour et L'Enfer, Jack Arel & Pierre Dutour; 18:45 (Firstcom)   08. Hallo, Let’s Slap, Gerhard Trede; 20:48 (APM)   09. Sunflight, Nigel Hess; 24:57 (De Wolfe)   10. What A Happy Day, Gert Wilden; 28:42 (Megatrax)

A song sampled by recording artist Beck. Fictional Matt LeBlanc’s infamous ringtone. And lots more! All pieces featured here are library tracks originally written to be used in film and television productions during the 1960s, 70s, & 80s. For more details check out the complete show notes at www.rarefiedairpod.com   01. May We Introduce, Franck Pourcel, Otto Sieben, & Jean-Claude Madonne; 00:24 (APM)   02. Pop-up, Roger Webb; 04:35 (De Wolfe)   03. Vodka Time, Ernst August Quelle; 07:32 (Megatrax)   04. Progress Chaser, Roger Jackson; 11:28 (De Wolfe)   05. Amour, Vacances et Baroque, Paul Guiot & Paul Piot; 13:57 (Firstcom)   06. Carnival for Strings, Pierre Duclos & Maurice Helison; 18:17 (Firstcom)   07. Stickman, Sam Spence; 20:12 (APM)   08. Two Time, Syd Dale; 21:43 (APM)   09. Dream Street, Ernst August Quelle; 24:52 (Megatrax)   10. Rosebud Joe, Reg Tilsley; 29:27 (De Wolfe)  

A song sampled by soul duo Gnarls Barkley. A track by a guitarist who toured with the Grateful Dead. And lots more music from production music legends Barbara Moore, Robert Farnon, Gert Wilden, and more! All pieces featured here are library tracks originally written to be used in film and television productions during the 1960s, 70s, & 80s. For more details check out the complete show notes at www.rarefiedairpod.com   01. Preacher’s Club, Jack Arel & Pierre Dutour; 00:22 (Chappell)   02. Light Traveller, John Renbourn; 04:12 (APM)   03. Going Places, Philip Lane; 07:35 (APM)   04. Scamp, Simon Park; 11:14 (De Wolfe)   05. Junior Jet Set, Keith Mansfield; 14:16 (APM)   06. Miss Belly Button, Gert Wilden; 17:44 (Megatrax)   07. Schluf, Schluf, Schluf, arr. Gert Wilden; 18:53 (Megatrax)   08. His Name Was, Barbara Moore; 20:49 (De Wolfe)   09. Always, Roger Webb; 24:48 (De Wolfe)   10. Bubble Ballet, Robert Farnon; 29:02 (Firstcom)  

Retro music from a 1960s #1-charting singer. A stock music tribute to The Beatles. All this plus a listener request for a 1980s TV theme song. All pieces are library tracks originally written to be used in film and television productions during the 1960s, 70s, & 80s. For more details check out the complete show notes at www.rarefiedairpod.com   01. Red Carpet Ride, John Shakespeare; 00:22 (APM)   02. Air Stream, Roger Webb; 04:39 (De Wolfe)   03. Sabre, Simon Park; 07:10 (De Wolfe)    04. Sun Giver, Richard Harvey; 10:56 (APM)   05. Reve Pour Un Beatle, Paul Piot; 14:00 (Firstcom)   06. Alarm Call, Syd Dale; 18:48 (APM)   07. Jungle Jazz, Nino Nardini; 20:54 (Firstcom)   08. Wah Wah Wow, Ernst August Quelle; 22:55 (Megatrax)   09. Stewardess Natasha, Ernst August Quelle; 26:00 (Megatrax)   10. Chicken Man, Alan Hawkshaw; 31:01 (APM)

This week’s vintage production music tracks include pieces by composers who have worked with Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians, Jimi Hendrix, Elton John, and more. Check out the complete show notes at www.rarefiedairpod.com   01. Coast to Coast, Ray Cameron, Alan Parker, Alan Hawkshaw; 00:14 (APM)   02. International Event, Keith Mansfield; 04:48 (APM)   03. Blue on Blue, Roger Jackson; 06:51 (De Wolfe)    04. Touch of Warmth, Barbara Moore; 11:26 (De Wolfe)   05. Banana Split, Roger Webb; 14:03 (Firstcom)   06. I Like Italy, Gert Wilden; 17:03 (Megatrax)   07. Leslie, Paul Bonneau & Yves Lamand; 19:31 (Firstcom)   08. Time and a Half, Johnny Dankworth; 21:05 (APM)   09. Great Day, Simon Haseley; 23:47 (De Wolfe)   10. Scotch Wedding Waltz, Gert Wilden; 28:36 (Megatrax)

This week’s tracks include one by John Cameron, who among other credits arranged Donovan’s “Sunshine Superman” as well as 70s smash singles “You Sexy Thing” by Hot Chocolate and “Groove Line” by Heatwave. Also featured is Alan Hawkshaw, whose work spans decades, and who also arranged Olivia Newton-John’s “I Honestly Love You.”  The tracks also include the theme song to the long-running BBC sports series “Grandstand.”   01. As Time Goes On, Pierre Arvay; 00:19 (De Wolfe) 02. Afro Waltz, John Cameron; 04:11 (APM) 03. Who’s Counting, Roger Webb; 06:47 (De Wolfe) 04. Grandstand, Keith Mansfield; 11:16 (APM) 05. The Connection, Marlene Moore; 13:40 (Firstcom) 06. Let’s Go, Wilf Edwards; 18:19 (Firstcom) 07. Funnybone, Dennis Farnon; 20:02 (Firstcom)  08. Women and Wodka, Gert Wilden; 22:09 (Megatrax) 09. Whistle and Smile, Gert Wilden; 26:09 (Megatrax) 10. Eloise, Alan Hawkshaw; 30:16 (Firstcom)

We’ve reached the end of the rainbow (collection), dear listener, with a show all about the rainbow itself. It’s been an emotional journey, with a fight almost breaking out on the question of whether we should do a show about … Continue reading →

This month sees the end of NASA's MESSENGER mission to Mercury. It's been the first mission to the sun's closest planet since Mariner 10 flew by in the mid-1970s. Lucie Green speaks to geologist Professor Pete Schultz of Brown University about the orbiter's 4 year surveillance and how new observations of this under explored world are shedding light on the planet's mysterious dark cratered surface. Virtual experiences are coming closer and closer to reality as both sound and vision, and even smell, become convincing. But without the sense of touch you'll never have the full experience. A team at Bristol University has now managed to generate the feeling of pressure projected directly onto your bare, empty hands. Its system enables you to feel invisible interfaces, textures and virtual objects through the use of ultrasound. Roland Pease gets a hands on experience. One of the biggest challenges in artificial intelligence is conquering a computer's so-called "catastrophic forgetting": as soon as a new skill is learned others get crowded out, which makes artificial computer brains one trick ponies. Jeff Clune of Wyoming University directs the Evolving Artificial Intelligence Lab and has tested the idea that computer brains could evolve to work in the same way as human brains - in a modular fashion. He shows how by doing so, it's possible to learn more and forget less. And there's a visit to the Ion Beam Centre at University of Surrey where, in conjunction with a project to restore the Rosslyn chapel near Edinburgh, scientists have provided a new development in stained glass conservation - scrutinising the glass contents at the subatomic level using a narrow beam of accelerated charged particles, to literally decode the exquisite features lost to the naked eye. Lucie Green caught up with the Centre's director, Roger Webb. Producer Adrian Washbourne.

Roger Webb preaches from the book of Leviticus

Roger Webb preaches on Christina Education

Roger Webb preaches from the book of Genesis

Roger Webb preaches from the book of Ephesians

Make sure you’re standing inside a Faraday Cage for this episode of Project Moonbase, dear listener as we bring you a show themed around the world of dangerously high-voltage electricity. download the MP3 directly. The Music 1. The Roger Webb … Continue reading →

Roger Webb preaches on the Authority of Scripture

Roger Webb preaches from the book of Joshua

Special Guest - Rev. Roger Webb with his sermon titled "Freedoms In Christ"

Special Guest - Rev. Roger Webb with his sermon titled "If God Is Good, Why Is There So Much Evil In The World?"

Special Guest - Rev. Roger Webb with his sermon titled "The Love Of God"

Special Guest - Rev. Roger Webb with his sermon titled "Fear Of God"

Special Guest - Rev. Roger Webb with his sermon titled "Jesus Response To The False Disciples"