Podcasts about Royal Albert

Pleasure to be joined by Hawick Royal Albert manager Kenny Aitchison in the final East show of 2023 as we assess a busy weekend in the leagues and discuss his side's season so far in the Third Division. Never miss a moment, podcast or article on SM Media as you can follow us below on all our platforms. Website - https://thesmmediaent.wordpress.com/ YouTube - https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCO40v_nSWgc6WjmzF4IR68g Twitter - https://twitter.com/SMMediaEnt?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SMMediaEnt/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/smmediaent/?hl=en iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/sm-media/id1528862527 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1iPnMJSgUPj4f0U58DHI9J?si=iVlyktAZTlOcDLPBvbLhzQ SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/fD17rkT6o5NNVaPj7

A packed house at London's famed Royal Albert Hall.Gustav Mahler's monumental 6th Symphony, with its three massive hammer strokes of Fate.The first and the second go by uneventfully. But then, the third!Will Mahler's third hammer stroke of Fate claim another victim?Gerald Elias's riveting eighth installment of the critically acclaimed Daniel Jacobus mystery series will keep readers on the edge of their seats. Blind, curmudgeonly violinist Jacobus and his devoted companions, Yumi Shinagawa and Nathaniel Williams, join forces with Branwell Small, a questionably trustworthy partner in crime solving, and officious DCI Christopher Mattheson as they follow every baffling twist and turn in a truly classical whodunnit.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseofmysteryradio. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/houseofmysteryradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pleasure to be joined by Royal Albert manager Connor Whitelaw to review the weekend action in the West and we discuss the new journey at Royal Albert in the Fourth Division. Join us on our exclusive West Of Scotland Show as we speak to some of the biggest managers and players in the league on a regular basis as well as reviewing the action in all five leagues in the WOSFL. Never miss a moment, podcast or article on SM Media as you can follow us below on all our platforms. Website - https://thesmmediaent.wordpress.com/ YouTube - https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCO40v_nSWgc6WjmzF4IR68g Twitter - https://twitter.com/SMMediaEnt?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SMMediaEnt/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/smmediaent/?hl=en iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/sm-media/id1528862527 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1iPnMJSgUPj4f0U58DHI9J?si=iVlyktAZTlOcDLPBvbLhzQ SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/fD17rkT6o5NNVaPj7

Comedians and dearest pals Tom Allen and Suzi Ruffell chat friendship, love, life and culture....sometimes.... Get in touch with all your problems or if you want to give your Like Minded Friend a shout out: hello@likemindedfriendspod.com We'll be out and in your ears wherever you get your podcasts every Wednesday morning, and if you like what you hear why not leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever it is you listen... Thanks - Tom & Suzi xx A 'Keep It Light Media' Production Sales, advertising, and general enquiries: HELLO@KEEPITLIGHTMEDIA.COM Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Met ditmaal: Cat Power, Circus Devils, Chris Stapleton, MOOON, Israel Nash, Helmet, Sunwatchers, Dire Straits, Iggy Pop, Brent Cobb, Jalen Ngonda, Aesop Rock, Les Imprimés, The Serfs, plus een exclusive instore van Blood Red Shoes. Concerto Radio, aflevering 518 (17 november 2023): Cat Power, Tell Me, Momma: Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert […]

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I talk 'bout Doug Stanhope, The Royal Albert Arms murder and White House Bakery. www.linktr.ee/themanitobamoneyshotpodcast www.patreon.com/ronaldgeorgemoore

Pinkies up people, this week we unpack the truly curious geek known as Downton Abbey. And our world will never be the same...actually it stays pretty much the same, but this series likes grand, dramatic things said about the absolute mundane. Cheers!!

On the menu of this week's Hallmark Cafe, we present two outstanding movies from the Hallmark Movies and Mysteries Channel. For the Main Course, "Guiding Emily" features an amazing performance from Sarah Drew as a woman who loses her sight and the canine companion who was born to guide her back to a meaningful life. Dessert brings us "Presence of Love" and stars Hallmark Cafe favorite Eloise Mumford as a woman who travels to England where she reconnects with her roots and finds love and healing. Get out the Royal Albert set, pour yourself a cup of tea, (and be sure to put the cream in first!) your table is ready!

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Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter RAMM's world-class collections and ambitious programming ensure that the museum is a place of discovery which encourages everyone to be curious, and inspires us to shape a better future. Our museum is a service of Exeter City Council, its major funder. RAMM is also an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation. Following a major redevelopment project, in 2012 RAMM received the UK's most significant sector award, the Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year. https://rammuseum.org.uk

Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter RAMM's world-class collections and ambitious programming ensure that the museum is a place of discovery which encourages everyone to be curious, and inspires us to shape a better future. Our museum is a service of Exeter City Council, its major funder. RAMM is also an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation. Following a major redevelopment project, in 2012 RAMM received the UK's most significant sector award, the Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year. https://rammuseum.org.uk

Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter RAMM's world-class collections and ambitious programming ensure that the museum is a place of discovery which encourages everyone to be curious, and inspires us to shape a better future. Our museum is a service of Exeter City Council, its major funder. RAMM is also an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation. Following a major redevelopment project, in 2012 RAMM received the UK's most significant sector award, the Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year. https://rammuseum.org.uk

Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter In this special bonus episode we get to go behind the secnce and touch 5 historical artefacts. RAMM's world-class collections and ambitious programming ensure that the museum is a place of discovery which encourages everyone to be curious, and inspires us to shape a better future. Our museum is a service of Exeter City Council, its major funder. RAMM is also an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation. Following a major redevelopment project, in 2012 RAMM received the UK's most significant sector award, the Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year. https://rammuseum.org.uk

Welcome Back to Proper Chat!This week we are joined by world famous Harmonica player, Steve Lockwood.Steve has played over 4000 concerts, been featured on over 150 albums and worked with such talent as Stevie Wonder, Screaming Lord Sutch and Tom Jones. He has graced the stages of the world famous Glastonbury festival and the Royal Albert hall.We absolutely  loved talking to him.As always we would appreciate your feedback. Email ups at properchap2020@gmail.com

As a mom who performs on the road, mezzo-soprano Nina Yoshida Nelsen has a unique definition of what it means to be a "working mom." And as an Asian-American singer who has experienced her share of typecasting, Nina has an insider's view of how far we have to go when it comes to bringing diversity, equity and inclusion to performance - particularly in a primarily Western art form like Opera. Listen to hear more from Nina about mothering on the road, her work to bring more racial representation to Opera, and what she sees as her "next act" in her singing career. Sponsor Spotlight: Elevate your shoe game with cute styles + amazing comfort. Check out the Clarita Wedge , Meagan's go-to date night shoe. Try it on yourself with Vionic's 30 Day Wear Test – return any purchase within 30 days for a full refund, even if it's been worn outside. Get free shipping when you use code MOR at vionicshoes.com. About Nina Yoshida Nelsen Nina Yoshida Nelsen, mezzo soprano, is an avid advocate for equity in the arts. She is perhaps most well known for her countless performances of Suzuki in Madama Butterfly with opera companies throughout the United States. Also well-known for her work in contemporary opera, Ms. Yoshida Nelsen has sung in seven world premieres as well as their subsequent productions. Equally at home on the concert stage, Nina has performed in world-class halls including Carnegie, Avery Fisher, and Royal Albert.   Nina is the Artistic Advisor at Boston Lyric Opera and serves as president of the Asian Opera Alliance, an organization of which she is a co-founder. Episode Links: Instagram- Nina Yoshida Nelsen (@ninanelsen)  Facebook- Nina Yoshida Nelsen | Facebook LinkedIn-  Nina Nelsen | LinkedIn Website- Nina Yoshida Nelsen, Mezzo Soprano - Home Time Magazine Documentary- https://youtu.be/XM5AmGntWHQ Other Links: Follow Meagan on Instagram: @meaganfrancis and @motherofreinventionshow Check out some of Meagan's favorite products at MORFaves!

On this episode, Caroline and Priya speak to a legend in the PR world and founder of Founder of Carlyle Consultants and Luxury Topping: Tricia Topping. Best known for creating luxury property PR as a sector, Tricia founder leadng PR firm TTA which she later sold and was awarded the most influential business woman award in 2020. She is also a member the director of the Director's Circle at the Royal Albert museum and fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.Her story begins in the Marketing sector at Coca Cola and after being told she was 'unemployable' Tricia, went into the cosmetic business which she sold to an Italian business. Her journey into property PR started with meeting the editor of the Daily Telegraph and the rest is history.Follow Caroline @caroline.donaghue and Priya @priya.rawal.london and the podcast page @therealrendezvous on Instagram and LinkedIn. Sponsored by V1 & The Luxury Property Forum. Produced by BBE Podcast Agency. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ROYAL ALBERT were the first club in Scottish football history to score a spotkick. But last week they were unhappy about a penalty of a different kind. The Lanarkshire-based outfit were hit with a £500 fine and docked three points for fielding an ineligible player. They admitted they had made a mistake – but an honest one too. The punishment saw club secretary Peter Higgins take to social media to outline just what it meant to a club that is one of the oldest in Scotland. This week Peter joins us on the show and tells us why the decision left him close to walking away after over 30 years at the club. He also explains why he believes clubs who stray should be treated differently, particularly as clubs deal with the effects of covid. Royal Albert were named after a boat in 1878 – but Peter tells us why he was never keen to steer the ship away from the juniors and into the West of Scotland League. We also look back at how it all started for Peter, who is one of those many guys football at this level just needs. All that plus, in a new slot, we look back at last weekend's lower league scores from north to south and west to east with Tayport's head of communications Pete McEleny. It's all here as we go Down The Divisions. We'd like to give a quick mention to our sponsors FortyFour Creative. They have a team of highly skilled and passionate photographers, graphic designers, videographers and video editors to help promote your content, brand, organisation or event. They make creation personal. Find out more at www.fortyfourcreativehq.com If you have any comments we'd love to hear from you. Likewise if you're at a club who would like your post-match audio featured on the show then do get in touch. You can email downthedivisions@gmail.com or contact us through Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Down The Divisions logo design Adam Aitken Intro and outro music Bensound  

Hello, my lovelies, Today we will hear all about… Roses, Oolong tea, a cup and saucer from the one hundred year collection of china created by the house of Royal Albert, and a dessert of Poached Quinces in Rosewater. You can find the recipe here. Deliciously, Melody

*SPONSOR*We are SO excited to announce that we have Official Sponsorship from a truly incredible company in Odin's Vault, a dedicated company who only provide the very best officially licensed Pop Culture Merchandise, from Funko Pops to T Shirts, DC Comics to Marvel, you want it? Then over RIGHT NOW to Odin's Vault - Website Below:https://odinsvault.co.uk/Welcome to Episode 57 of The Hip Hop Orchestra Presents PodcastIn this Episode, we are introduced to the INSANELY talented Violist/Violinist Natalia Senior-BrownNatalia shares with us how she got into Music, her reasons for switching from Violin to Viola at age 14, to some of her favourite moments so far, such as performing in BBCs TV Series Rap Game and also performing at The legendary Royal Albert at only 18, winning major awards, some of her favourite tracks that she covers and so much moreWe hope you enjoy :)Full Length Trackhttps://soundcloud.com/gsavvides/violin-hip-hopThe Hip Hop Orchestra Patreon Page:https://www.patreon.com/TheHipHopOrchesta?fan_landing=trueNatalia Senior-BrownWebsite - https://nataliaseniorbrown.com/Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/nataliaseniorbrown/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thetaliasb/Twitter - https://twitter.com/thetaliasbTik Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@thetaliasb?lang=enThe Hip Hop Orchestra:Website - https://thehiphoporchestra.co.uk/Instagram - @TheHipHopOrchestraFacebook - The Hip Hop OrchestraTwitter - @TheHipHopOrchTik Tok - @TheHipHopOrchestraGeorgio Savvides:Instagram - @georgiosavvidesFacebook - Georgio SavvidesTwitter - @GioSavvidesLinkedin - Georgio Savvides

Failed Imagineer is track 7 on Victory Lap! Randy Frykas is a documentary filmmaker, director of the "Failed Imagineer" music video, and documentarian of "Call to Arms: The Story of the Royal Albert.  Visit Randy Frykas on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/randyfrykas Visit Randy Frykas on Twitter: https://twitter.com/randyfrykas Kyle Bailey is completing a masters degree in military history at North Carolina State University.  Visit Kyle Bailey on Twitter: https://twitter.com/KyleBailey10 Introduction: 0:00:00-16:15 Randy Frykas interview: 16:30-55:00 Kyle Bailey interview: 55:30-1:40:00 Keith and Greg song discussion: 1:40:00-End

For video version, click here: https://youtu.be/Y8vmqaxjOYY Maria Elena Infantino Is an International Singer and Actress who speaks 5 languages fluently (Italian, French, Spanish, Bulgarian and English) and sings in 7. Half Italian, half Bulgarian, who grew up in Rome, Italy. Daughter of two Opera singers, tenor Luigi Infantino and soprano Raina Nikolova Infantino. She graduated in acting at ALRA in London (Academy of Live and Recorded Arts) in 2010. Although, her first job out of Drama School, was at the Royal Albert hall, singing for the 50 th Beatles Anniversary, starring Dame Shirley Bassey. She then debuted as a professional actress on the ITV British series “Emmerdale”. Following that, in January 2011, she hosted and produced her one woman show in the West End, at the Leicester Square Theatre, as a tribute to her famous father, the tenor Luigi Infantino, performing her father's song, that was also in “The Godfather Part 2”. That same year she was nominated for the 21st annual L.A. Music Awards as best International artist. Subsequently she created her one woman show on legendary Edith Piaf, which premiered in Los Angeles at the Marilyn Monroe Theatre, at the Lee Strasberg Institute. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3495695 https://www.instagram.com/mariaelenainfantino_official https://youtu.be/Luk_tMCiByM https://youtu.be/EVfuDIe6Pgk https://youtu.be/PbWGnh7whFU

Christmas Song, Nathalie Cole, Mavis Staples, les 70 ans d'Eric Clapton au Royal Albert hall, Live à la maison de la radio Paris Eric Bibb, Sur la Mother Road avec Easy Rider, Sleepy Labeef, Greenfield avec The Brothers Four. Night Call Joe Cocker, Peter Paul & Mary Rock N' Roll Music .....

Ashleigh Gordon, the Artistic and Executive Director of Castle of our Skins, joins us to chat about her work leading a collective dedicated to celebrating black artistry through music. We discuss how she and co-founder Anthony Green developed COOS from individual grad school projects to a multifaceted concert presenter and educational organization. We speak about several of their initiatives, such as their Shirley Graham DuBois Creative-in-Residence Program, Beauty in Black Artistry blog, and edutainment recital and workshop series. We finish with advice on how to use one's platform to provoke conversations on becoming ever better. Described as a “charismatic and captivating performer,” Ashleigh Gordon has recorded with Switzerland's Ensemble Proton and Germany's Ensemble Modern; performed with Grammy-award winning BMOP and Grammy-nominated A Far Cry string ensemble; and appeared at the prestigious BBC Proms Festival with the Chineke! Orchestra. Ashleigh has performed in the Royal Albert and Royal Festival Halls (London), Konzerthaus Berlin and Oper Frankfurt (Germany), Gare du Nord and Dampfzentrale Bern (Switzerland), Centre Pompidou (Paris), the Lee Hysan Concert Hall (Hong Kong), and the 180 Degrees Festival (Bulgaria). Ashleigh is co-founder, Artistic/Executive Director, and violist of Castle of our Skins, a Boston-based concert and educational series devoted to celebrating Black Artistry through music. She is a 2015 St. Botolph Emerging Artist Award and 2016 Charles Walton Diversity Advocate Award recipient, a 2019 Brother Thomas Fellow, a nominee for the 2020 "Americans for the Arts Johnson Fellowship for Artists Transforming Communities,” and one of WBUR's “ARTery 25”, twenty-five millennials of color impacting Boston's arts and culture scene. As an advocate of social change through education, Ashleigh served as viola instructor in the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra's Intensive Community Program, a rigorous string instrumental program that provides instruction to populations often underrepresented in classical music. She has presented lectures on citizen artistry and entrepreneurship, workshops for fellow educators on Caribbean folk songs, and served as a guest panelist at the Sphinx Connect Conference and Chamber Music America Conference discussing diversity in classical music. She is an Instructor of Teaching Artistry at the Longy School of Music at Bard College. Resources discussed in today's episode: Shirley DuBois Creative-in-Residence Program Castle of our Skins Beauty-in-Black-Artistry Blog The transcript for this episode can be found at here. For more information about Castle of our Skins, please visit them at their website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn.

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THE first ever West of Scotland League season finally got up and running on the weekend. But Dalry Thistle have become the 15th side to withdraw – after their opening game of the season was rained off. That's left Conference C a side down – but with us we have a manager from that section whose side certainly started on the up. Lanark United are seen as one of the favourites to finish top of the pile. But Jamie Nesbitt's Thorniewod United produced one of the performances of the weekend with a 3-0 win at Moor Park. Jamie joins us on the show this week. We'll discuss that impressive victory – and look forward to their next game against Glasgow Perthshire as well as some of the other main fixtures this weekend. With no relegation and promotion this season, we'll find out just where the priorities lie at Robertson Park. We'll look back at Jamie's outstanding spell at Royal Albert, which saw the club win their first title in almost 90 years - and why getting five in a motor was a key part of that success. Plus there's why he didn't make the most of his playing days - and why he won't make the same mistake as a boss. There's all that and more as we go Down The Divisions. If you have any comments we'd love to hear from you. Likewise if you're at a club who would like your post-match audio featured on the show then do get in touch. You can email downthedivisions@gmail.com or contact us through Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Down The Divisions logo design Adam Aitken Intro and outro music Bensound

The players have changed, but the murder and mystery sounds the same.  “What Had Happened Was” podcast host Amelia Robinson chatted with Woodland Cemetery's Angie Hoschouer about three of the most shocking cases in Dayton's history. All are new to the cemetery's History, Mystery, Murder and Mayhem Tour. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the tours are only virtual or self-guided this year.  Angie explains the fate of Mary “Mamie” Hagerty who was gunned down by a jealous yal Albert “Roy” Fowler on Harshman Street, 10-year-old Eliza "Leila" Mead of the famous Mead family, who died after being fed only water and beef tea, and Officer Thomas J. McFadden, a Civil War veteran killed during a bayonet shootout at a Louisville house party.  In addition to all that, Angie explains the evidence of the Spanish Flu's famous curve and what it can teach us about today.  Find our more about the History, Mystery, Murder and Mayhem Tour at https://woodlandcemetery.org.    

A Science Shambles - Book Shambles crossover episode as we returned (virtually) to the Royal Albert Hall. Robin Ince, Helen Czerski and Josie Long are joined by very special guest, astronaut Captain Samantha Cristoforetti. Samantha holds the record for the longest uninterrupted spaceflight by a European astronaut (199 days, 16 hours) and is also the first Italian woman in space. She chats with the Shambles crew about her time aboard the ISS and her new book, Diary of an Apprentice Astronaut. Later we're also joined by musical guest Tanita Tikaram for a couple of songs and a chat about why her songs are often taken to space! Watch the episode on our YouTube channel at youtube.com/cosmicshambles and get bonus content and extended conversations with guests by subscribing at patreon.com/cosmicshambles

My guest this week is Sarah Stephenson, a highly experienced vocal coach, teacher, accompanist and sound healer.    A fascinating journey of a musician who has found a deeper healing power within sound itself - using sound as a healing tool.  Learn how the sound we make, our vibrations, our energy, how increasing our awareness of our sound, can help bring us into alignment, to be present in the here and now.  We really are fascinating human beings!  It is worth your time to tune in, especially now,  in our modern times, which are so uncertain for many, with covid-19 having had such a global impact on the human race, now more than ever, we could all start with tuning in and paying attention to how we can use our voices for good. Two quotes from this episode:  (Sarah on - how we can help ourselves with our voices) “..express how you are feeling…start the day by (asking) how am I feeling? I am just going to key into it…and just start doing some sounding.  You may feel a bit silly to begin with but then just express how you're feeling and then come back, do a bit of humming, simple toning, little vowel practices.   See how that kind of feels in the nervous system, in the body, how that calms everything down” (Sarah on - the voice) “Wow…what an incredible instrument, what an incredible machine, what an incredible form of expression…it's the most human part of who we are.” Five minutes in we briefly reference the Fibonacci sequence.  This is so worth a look! Amazing Resonance Experiment! For favourite voices question,  Sarah chooses the delicious vocal of Gregory Porter.  The song she mentions - “I wonder who my daddy is” performed at the Royal Albert hall can be viewed here,  Do let us know on our facebook page what you think of the performance! Sarah is listed here at The College of Sound Healing Happy voicing!

This week the Maier's spend an evening outside on the deck by candle light. Topics include: new lights, adventuresome food, living single, first furniture, living together, Ancestry sale, basketball, the Royal Albert, S.O.W., sexism in music and outdoor concert. Reach Us: @kmaemaier  @chrismaierbc  @hwywhoney  hwywhoney@gmail.com

If you remember the glory days of Brunch With The Brits, glory daays which one daay may return due to this quaranteen, you may remember back in the days of mevio when space was unlimited and we sometimes did shows that were up to three hours. Some of you miss that and have told us that in no uncertain terms. Well, it's for you, you that have opined and so you shall have, this time on Brunch we give you not one not two but over three and a half hours of brunchy goodness. We start with a sectiion of our seasonal interview with John, that actually happened before the interview. Then we start the show. In Navy Lark, we learn why Philips did as well as he did at Dartmouth, then we conclude The Making Of Music with a look at the Royal Albert. Then we talk to John, about Britain in lockdown, Brexit, the latest TV offerings get those brit boxes ready and wait for it the popularity of the shipping news. We then conclude with Fatherland. March has a Swiss visa, but what will he leaarn once he's in Zurich? Relax, enjoy, it's Brunch.

In this episode, we're joined by artist FunnyTummy. In 2017 we had the pleasure of curating a solo exhibition LIFE, CARTOONS, AND FRIED PLANTAIN’ Exhibition for one the biggest artist the game. He has gone on to do some epic things from doing an exhibition at The Royal Albert hall and working with notable figures in the scene. He takes a calm approach to life and does what serves his purpose. Enjoy!

Hello my lovelies, Today we will hear all about… Walnuts, Darjeeling, a cup and saucer from the ancient china makers of Royal Albert and a slice of Pears and Walnuts. Recipes details here Deliciously, Melody

From the maker to the made is a podcast about creativity, artistry, Process and flow. Each week host Barry power speaks to artists and creatives to get their own personal and unique perspectives on their work process and lifestyle in the modern digital age. This week is episode no.13 Featuring Galia Arad Galia is a singer, musician, podcaster and award-winning songwriter. She has toured internationally performing in such prestigious venues as the Royal Albert hall Kew gardens and Glastonbury festival. Played support to Jools holland and has had Shane MacGowan feature on her records. Her podcast hustle heartbreaks is a refreshing antidote to the ever-growing wave of the superficial social media pressures we all feel to be that perfect version of ourselves. Each week she skillfully manages to relay stories of some of the things that don’t exactly go according to plan while following your dreams and doing so in such a fluent, adept and natural style it puts a script reliant podcaster like myself to shame. Website | Hustlehearbreaks podcast | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Youtube | Spotify. Barry Power is an Independent musician and creator. Signup to his mailing list and receive his ebook Where I choose to shine a light. Website | Patreon | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter If you or somebody you know would like to get in contact about appearing on From the maker to the made podcast as a guest. Please get in touch fromthemakertothemade@gmail.com Please like, share, subscribe, leave a comment and recommend this podcast if you enjoyed it. If you think you know someone who might pass it along. Weekly episodes every Monday.

Hello Sussex Squad, today, it was just Michelle and I. Here are the topics we covered.   Topics: Harry and Meghan's surprise visit military families (embargoed) forces net covered no RRs. In Windsor same place they lied about 10 commandments http://bit.ly/33ywerL Archie has 2 teeth, crawling and still obsessed with treats (Meghan dry snitched) Archie 6 months Harry and Meghan went to the field of remembrance Good sis trended first how good she looked Garth HIV They went to the festival of remembrance (Royal Albert hall) They went to remembrance ceremony yesterday to lay wreath ABC Buckingham coverup Thank Mr. Gilbert, our social media coordinator Thank all Patreon and for birthday       Charities we are supporting: http://bit.ly/2YuYhc9 and Tiny Tickers: http://bit.ly/33DXNA2     New articles on www.sussexsquad.com: ROYALS, COURTIERS AND SPOKESPEOPLE: http://bit.ly/2KcePgT Boiling Point http://bit.ly/2BJ85Td Sussexes Forces For Change: http://bit.ly/2oQnsq1       If you click and purchase from the links below you will be supporting our platform   For those looking for all of the smart set stuff in one place here you go!           Tote  http://bit.ly/2kyeL1z  Misha Shirt  http://bit.ly/2mafeHn V neck dress http://bit.ly/2m6RMuD Blazer http://bit.ly/2kPWI70 Slim fit tapered pants http://bit.ly/2klExWr     Please don’t forget to send letters to Harry, Meghan, and Archie using this address!   The Duke & Duchess of Sussex Clarence House London SW1A 1BA England United Kingdom   Please subscribe YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjMD_ukTo0t6ZfvOXP_y0xQ  and hit the notification button!

Just like the Spice Girls, James and John never went away, they were just taking care of their families, wearing white, running businesses and prepping for Christmas concerts. Wait? That's not right. Anyway, the boys are back for the first since their SpiceWorld Tour episode for a good old catch up about all things Baby, Sporty, Scary, Ginger and Posh. It's been 4 months and most of the girls have been busy, Melanie B did her speaking tour, Emma Bunton announced her Royal Albert special, Mel C did another tour, Victoria Beckham has been busy with VB Beauty and Geri, well, Geri has been riding horses and judging drag queens. James and John revisit some Spice moments - Viva Forever The Musical and the Power of 5 for Channel 5 launch. Enjoy this special episode!

Turn on an awards show, singing competition or the hit TV series "Nashville" and you'll likely find Chuck Tilley playiing the drums in some capacity.   ****Watch this episode and subscribe to the show! https://youtu.be/-ny6ew9OoIA   Chuck D. Tilley has been a studio and touring musician for over 30 years. Based in Nashville , he has worked in multiple musical genres and has performed in over 40 countries and in all 50 states. He has recorded with, performed on TV with and /or toured with over 100 major artists – including such diverse artists as: Kenny Rogers Dolly Parton Al Jareau Sir Cliff Richard Richard Marx Michael McDonald Chris Isaak Steve Cropper Hugh Jackman Carrie Underwood Michael Bolton Lee Greenwood Olivia Newton-John Huey Lewis Alice Cooper Kenny Chesney ...and many others!   Chuck has performed on numerous national TV shows such as The Tonight Show, The Today Show, The Voice, Ellen, Good Morning America and Hee Haw to name a few.   He has been in the House band for many years on several network shows such as Nashville Star, Can You Duet, CMT's Next Superstar and FOX TV's Next Great American Band, the NFL Draft, the NHL All Star Game, and the NHL Stanley Cup Final.   He has been featured on the ABC TV's music drama “Nashville” the past 6 years as the drummer for series star Connie Britton's lead character “Rayna James”. He was on the show all 6 seasons from episode one until the finale .   He joined the iconic band “Alabama” from 2012 until 2018 and performed over 350 tour dates and TV appearances with them and is featured on their live DVD “Alabama and Friends”.   He has performed on Grammy and Juno award winning albums as well as several Gold/Platinum selling albums and / or videos.   Since 2007, He has also recorded and toured internationally with pop-rock star Richard Marx. He is featured on Richard's Greatest Hits compilation “Stories to Tell” and the live DVD and PBS TV special “A Night Out with Friends”, which features actor/ singer Hugh Jackman . He has toured extensively overseas performing in venues ranging from symphony halls, to outdoor rock festivals and stadiums. Chuck also performed with Richard to a packed house in London's Royal Albert hall in spring of 2011.   In a national poll in “Modern Drummer” magazine in 2014, Chuck was voted as a Top 3 Finalist in the award category of “Best Country Drummer”.   Some of the things discussed: - Playing Tom Sawyer with Alex Lifeson - Hearing legendary singers in a raw environment - Intimidating scenarios - The virtue of getting out and playing live with people   Follow Chuck: @chucktilleydrum   The Rich Redmond Show is about all things music, motivation and success. Candid conversations with musicians, actors, comedians, authors and thought leaders about their lives and the stories that shaped them. Rich Redmond is the longtime drummer with Jason Aldean and many other veteran musicians and artists. Rich is also an actor, speaker, author, producer and educator. Rich has been heard on thousands of songs, over 25 of which have been #1 hits! Rich can also be seen in several films and TV shows and has also written an Amazon Best-Selling book, "CRASH! Course for Success: 5 Ways to Supercharge Your Personal and Professional Life" currently available at: https://www.amazon.com/CRASH-Course-Success-S…/…/ref=sr_1_1…   Follow Rich: @richredmond www.richredmond.com   Jim McCarthy is the quintessential Blue Collar Voice Guy. Honing his craft since 1996 with radio stations in Illinois, South Carolina, Connecticut, New York, Las Vegas and Nashville, Jim has voiced well over 10,000 pieces since and garnered an ear for audio production which he now uses for various podcasts, commercials and promos. Jim is also an accomplished video producer, content creator, writer and overall entrepreneur.   Follow Jim: @jimmccarthy www.jimmccarthyvoiceovers.com

Seanorama, FastFretFingers, and CoreyGeek welcomes Ryan Sorensen to the podcast and opens the show talking about the Disraeli Dreamers, the Royal Albert, and Night Moves. They get heavy on the local music scene, the health of it and the health of music venues. They talk about the changes in the laws and how that has changed the makeup of how venues make ends meet. What is the future of the scene and the proliferation of original bands playing tribute shows. What is a Tribute show and what does this mean to the scene? Breaking news: the future of the Disraeli Dreamers and what is next. What are the economics? They break down attendance of these venues and the state of the music industry. What about bands playing covers in their sets? Do Tribute shows have any original material? They discuss pay scales between cover bands, tribute shows and all original shows. Should a cover band replicate what they are covering to a T or take it another direction? And who was that Ozzy Osborne cover band Sean and Todd saw? Disraeli Dreamers on Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/4qfXOQDhkSuvXae5TaUDhg Disraeli Dreamers on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/DisraeliDreamers/ If you're looking for classic Winnipeg bands and their music, Sam from Witchpolice has an archive here: http://www.witchpolice.com/p/full-list-of-downloads.html #ryansorensen #disraelidreamers #royalalbert #nightmoves #witchpoliceradio #equalpay #musicvenues #winnipeg #manitoba #bootlegger #thedevilofohio #tributeshows #covers #handsomedaughter #thegoodwillsocialclub #pyramid7 #villageidiots #cowboys #dizzymystics #moontan #deepdarkcave #manitobamusic Search SeanGeek Podcast on: Apple Podcasts; Google Podcasts; Spotify; Iheart Radio; TuneIN: Podbean; Castbox; Podcast.com Website: www.seanmcginity.ca Tracy's home: www.voicesbytracy.ca Meet The Geeks: http://mtgcomic.thecomicseries.com/ @seangeekpodcast on Facebook and Instagram @the_real_meet_the_geeks on Instagram @therealmeetthegeeks on Facebook @ToddGeeks Tech Talk on Facebook @seangeek on Twitter @mtgcomic on Twitter

Seanorama, FastFretFingers, and CoreyGeek welcomes Ryan Sorensen to the podcast and opens the show talking about the Disraeli Dreamers, the Royal Albert, and Night Moves. They get heavy on the local music scene, the health of it and the health of music venues. They talk about the changes in the laws and how that has changed the makeup of how venues make ends meet. What is the future of the scene and the proliferation of original bands playing tribute shows. What is a Tribute show and what does this mean to the scene? Breaking news: the future of the Disraeli Dreamers and what is next. What are the economics? They break down attendance of these venues and the state of the music industry. What about bands playing covers in their sets? Do Tribute shows have any original material? They discuss pay scales between cover bands, tribute shows and all original shows. Should a cover band replicate what they are covering to a T or take it another direction? And who was that Ozzy Osborne cover band Sean and Todd saw? Disraeli Dreamers on Spotify Disraeli Dreamers on Facebook If you're looking for classic Winnipeg bands and their music, Sam from Witchpolice has an archive here: #ryansorensen #disraelidreamers #royalalbert #nightmoves #witchpoliceradio #equalpay #musicvenues #winnipeg #manitoba #bootlegger #thedevilofohio #tributeshows #covers #handsomedaughter #thegoodwillsocialclub #pyramid7 #villageidiots #cowboys #dizzymystics #moontan #deepdarkcave #manitobamusic Search SeanGeek Podcast on: Apple Podcasts; Google Podcasts; Spotify; Iheart Radio; TuneIN: Podbean; Castbox; Podcast.com Website: [www.seanmcginity.ca](http://www.seanmcginity.ca) Tracy's home: [www.voicesbytracy.ca](http://www.voicesbytracy.ca) Meet The Geeks: @seangeekpodcast on Facebook and Instagram @the_real_meet_the_geeks on Instagram @therealmeetthegeeks on Facebook @ToddGeeks Tech Talk on Facebook @seangeek on Twitter @mtgcomic on Twitter Support this podcast

Seanorama, FastFretFingers, and CoreyGeek welcomes Ryan Sorensen to the podcast and opens the show talking about the Disraeli Dreamers, the Royal Albert, and Night Moves. They get heavy on the local music scene, the health of it and the health of music venues. They talk about the changes in the laws and how that has changed the makeup of how venues make ends meet. What is the future of the scene and the proliferation of original bands playing tribute shows. What is a Tribute show and what does this mean to the scene? Breaking news: the future of the Disraeli Dreamers and what is next. What are the economics? They break down attendance of these venues and the state of the music industry. What about bands playing covers in their sets? Do Tribute shows have any original material? They discuss pay scales between cover bands, tribute shows and all original shows. Should a cover band replicate what they are covering to a T or take it another direction? And who was that Ozzy Osborne cover band Sean and Todd saw? Disraeli Dreamers on Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/4qfXOQDhkSuvXae5TaUDhg Disraeli Dreamers on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/DisraeliDreamers/ If you're looking for classic Winnipeg bands and their music, Sam from Witchpolice has an archive here: http://www.witchpolice.com/p/full-list-of-downloads.html #ryansorensen #disraelidreamers #royalalbert #nightmoves #witchpoliceradio #equalpay #musicvenues #winnipeg #manitoba #bootlegger #thedevilofohio #tributeshows #covers #handsomedaughter #thegoodwillsocialclub #pyramid7 #villageidiots #cowboys #dizzymystics #moontan #deepdarkcave #manitobamusic Search SeanGeek Podcast on: Apple Podcasts; Google Podcasts; Spotify; Iheart Radio; TuneIN: Podbean; Castbox; Podcast.com Website: www.seanmcginity.ca Tracy's home: www.voicesbytracy.ca Meet The Geeks: http://mtgcomic.thecomicseries.com/ @seangeekpodcast on Facebook and Instagram @the_real_meet_the_geeks on Instagram @therealmeetthegeeks on Facebook @ToddGeeks Tech Talk on Facebook @seangeek on Twitter @mtgcomic on Twitter

Winnipeg expat Allan Hanley, perhaps best known locally in his DJ guise as Turtilian, is back with [Parts Project](http://www.facebook.com/partsmusicproject/), a new creative outlet that puts him in the driver's seat playing live electronic music. Parts Project is in town Saturday, Sept. 14 for a [live show](http://www.facebook.com/events/729894617463939/) with a number of familiar faces from his old Winnipeg crew, as well an electronic music workshop the following weekend. It's a fun conversation about finding primal, emotional sounds in electronics, and much more! This episode is brought to you by our friends at [The Park Theatre](http://myparktheatre.com/), who are hosting the second annual [Manitoba Podcast Festival](http://www.facebook.com/mbpodfest) Sept. 29. Award-winning local jazz/fusion/psychedelic wizards [Apollo Suns](https://apollosunswpg.bandcamp.com/) are back with a Winnipeg show [Oct. 11 at the Park Theatre](http://www.facebook.com/events/2218967255062107/)! North Dakota (via Winnipeg) folk duo [Project: Constellation](http://witchpolice.podiant.co/e/wr356-project-constellation-370cb22bba7cd4/) are back in Manitoba Sept. 14, performing at the Royal Albert with fellow past Witchpolice guests [Boss Logan](http://witchpolice.podiant.co/e/wr345-boss-logan-36e89057f759ee/)!

It's a conversation about music and politics with singer-songwriter turned electoral candidate [Adrien Sala](http://www.mbndp.ca/adriensala), NDP Candidate for St. James, who is running for the MLA gig in my neck of the woods. We talk about his transition from the Times Change(d) scene to the campaign trail, the changing demographics of Manitoba politics, Winnipeg's obsession with roots music and a lot more. The episode features some excellent songs from the two albums by Adrien's old roots group [Jackpine](http://uniter.ca/view/adapting-to-a-new-climate). Sept. 10 is Election Day in Manitoba. Go out and vote, whichever party or candidate you support! This episode is brought to you by our friends at [The Park Theatre](http://myparktheatre.com/), who are hosting the second annual [Manitoba Podcast Festival](http://www.facebook.com/mbpodfest) Sept. 29. North Dakota (via Winnipeg) folk duo [Project: Constellation](http://witchpolice.podiant.co/e/wr356-project-constellation-370cb22bba7cd4/) are back in Manitoba Sept. 14, performing at the Royal Albert with fellow past Witchpolice guests [Boss Logan](http://witchpolice.podiant.co/e/wr345-boss-logan-36e89057f759ee/)! Check out [Parts Project](http://partsproject.wixsite.com/partsmusicproject), from the creator of Turtilian, at the Garrick Hotel Bar on [Saturday, Sept. 14](http://www.facebook.com/events/729894617463939/), joined by Chris Komus, Theo Tzu, Davey Berkowitz, Clear Paths, and The Silver Fox.

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Today we welcome back to the show Kevin Gascoyne, of Montreal's Camellia Sinensis Tea House, to chat with us in depth about how our choices of teaware impact the flavors, aromas and overall experience of the teas we drink. Kevin is often seen sporting his signature Royal Albert teacup, and that prompted us to ask Kevin what's the deal with this oh-so-English-looking cup. His initial answer inspired us to want to explore more fully how our choice of cup and brewing vessel affect our enjoyment of tea. In our chat we focus mostly on the effects of the cup on our tea experience (though we also touch on some elements of teapots). Kevin talks with us about how the shape of the cup controls the delivery of the tea to the mouth and the placement of the tea on the tongue, how the material, size and shape of the cup affect the thermodynamics of the tea, and how all of this impacts the flavors and aromas of the tea we're drinking. We chat about some of the design features of teacups that have evolved for comfort, warmth and delivery, and also how the visual elements and aesthetics of our teaware influence our enjoyment of tea. Contrasting tea served in wine glasses and in small tasting cups as examples, Kevin points out how different styles of teaware and brewing create different moods and spaces for our experience of tea.  We wanted to do these comparisons hands-on, so Kevin served us two teas in very different styles of cups: first with teaware from the Royal Albert collection, and then from the innovative Peter Ting tasting kit. Listen to the episode to hear the results of this tasting experiment. For more on Camellia Sinensis, including its teaware, teas, online store and locations, go to camellia-sinensis.com.     Talking Tea is produced and hosted by Ken Cohen. You can follow Ken on Twitter @kensvoiceken.    more about Talking Tea  Sign up for our email list to get updates on new episodes and events.   The views and opinions expressed by guests on Talking Tea are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Talking Tea or its staff.   This podcast features music from “Japanese Flowers” (https://soundcloud.com/mpgiii/japanese-flowers) by mpgiiiBEATS (https://soundcloud.com/mpgiii) available under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/). Adapted from original. Photo of Kevin Gascoyne and his Royal Albert teacup courtesy of Camellia Sinensis. Header image “Raw Puerh mid 1980 Menghai” by Cosmin Dordea, used under a Creative Commons CC By-SA 2.0 license. Adapted from original.

After what seems like years of bantering back and forth on Twitter, [Satanic Rights](http://satanicrights.bandcamp.com/) – well, two of 'em, anyway – are on the podcast! We talk about their interesting history, combating the (mis)perception that they're a metal band, the glory days of the Royal Albert, and the ridiculous origins of the name 'Blues Druid'. This episode is brought to you by [Transistor 66 Record Company](http://www.transistor66.com/), a label with a deep catalogue of local and international music, including the debut album by this episode's guests, Satanic Rights. This episode is also brought to you by our friends at [the Park Theatre](http://myparktheatre.com/). Thanks to everyone who has supported the podcast thus far. Thanks to supporters like you, we can keep churning out interviews twice a week! If you like the show, please head down to[ patreon.com/witchpolice](http://hwww.patreon.com/witchpolice) and for as little as a month (less than 12 cents an episode), you can help keep the lights on!

After what seems like years of bantering back and forth on Twitter, Satanic Rights – well, two of 'em, anyway – are on the podcast! We talk about their interesting history, combating the (mis)perception that they're a metal band, the glory days of the Royal Albert, and the ridiculous origins of the name 'Blues Druid'. This episode is brought to you by Transistor 66 Record Company, a label with a deep catalogue of local and international music, including the debut album by this episode's guests, Satanic Rights. This episode is also brought to you by our friends at the Park Theatre. Thanks to everyone who has supported the podcast thus far. Thanks to supporters like you, we can keep churning out interviews twice a week! If you like the show, please head down to patreon.com/witchpolice and for as little as a month (less than 12 cents an episode), you can help keep the lights on!

A fascinating insight into the world-famous landmark that is the Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool. In a frank conversation with Chief Executive, Sue Grindrod. Phil and Sue discuss the historic impact of the dock, when 40% of global trade passed through Liverpool’s docks in the late 19th century, through to the modern day where the dock is a tourist destination, an iconic location and an internationally recognised brand. Sue and Phil discuss "What is a brand? What makes a brand? And how do you define a brand, especially when your proposition has many facets. Sue talks about the challenges of working within a complex stakeholder group, changing perceptions and creating a marketing plan to consistently attract 6 million+ visitors per year to the dock. Under Sue's stewardship, the Royal Albert Dock is a place where stories are being brought back to life, where community engagement is a core value and where people from far and wide are coming to create memories. With the dock's 175th anniversary approaching in 2021, Sue talks about her vision for the future of the dock and why staying relevant is a key objective for the destination over the coming years. If you enjoyed the podcast then please spread the word! Comments and feedback are welcome via Phil's Twitter pages @philbirss or via the comments section below.

We chat (and chat and chat) to John from Bucket Boys about their unique business model, plans for the future, and our upcoming collaborations. Sydney Beer Week Details for our Sydney Beer Week events... yes, that's right, we're doing two this year! Live at the Royal Albert: our traditional Monday of Beer Week event, with special guests, great beers, prizes and giveaways (also: Frankie's afterwards) Style Roulette Live [SOLD OUT!]: in collaboration with Bucket Boys, we bring you the first ever live version of our Style Roulette series, where you get to roll the dice to pick a style, help pick a beer of that style from the Bucket Boys fridges, and discuss it with our resident beer experts Beers Wildflower x Mike Bennie Foudre Beer #1 Links Bucket Boys x Sessionable Advent Calendar Beer Recommendations Adrian: Stone & Wood Sticky Nectar Hazy Mango IPA Liam: Deep Creek Steam Funk Saison John: Weißenoher Eucharius Pils Non-Beer Recommendations Adrian: LP's Quality Meats John: The Rewatchables Liam: Ozark, The Hypothetical Institute

It's the return of Style Roulette, and we go a bit wild with some Brett beers. We discuss the advent of the American Wild Ale category, and have a closer look into the curious type of yeast known as Brettanomyces. Sydney Beer Week Details for our Sydney Beer Week events... yes, that's right, we're doing two this year! Live at the Royal Albert: our traditional Monday of Beer Week event, with special guests, great beers, prizes and giveaways (also: Frankie's afterwards) Style Roulette Live: in collaboration with Bucket Boys, we bring you the first ever live version of our Style Roulette series, where you get to roll the dice to pick a style, help pick a beer of that style from the Bucket Boys fridges, and discuss it with our resident beer experts Beers Prairie Artisan Ales Prairie-Vous Français Orval Trappist Ale Bruny Island Second Breakfast Links Style roulette: 28A - Brett Beer BJCP 2015 Style Guidelines Brettanomyces Saccharomyces cerevisiae International Trappist Association Leicestershire monks brew Britain’s first Trappist beer Bucket Boys x Sessionable Advent Calendar Beer Recommendations Brad: Wildflower Good as Gold Blend #1 Adrian: Garage Project Chocolate Beer Liam: Jester King Spon Non-Beer Recommendations Brad: Bodyguard Adrian: Octopath Traveler Liam: Optus Sport

Marie-Claire Jarratt is the award-winning creator of New South Ales and writer for The Crafty Pint. A keen observer of the Australian beer scene, she joined us for a discussion about recent issues in the industry. Sydney Beer Week Details for our Sydney Beer Week events... yes, that's right, we're doing two this year! Live at the Royal Albert: our traditional Monday of Beer Week event, with special guests, great beers, prizes and giveaways (also: Frankie's afterwards) Style Roulette Live: in collaboration with Bucket Boys, we bring you the first ever live version of our Style Roulette series, where you get to roll the dice to pick a style, help pick a beer of that style from the Bucket Boys fridges, and discuss it with our resident beer experts Beers Chorlton Mango Sour BentSpoke Crankshaft Hargreaves Hill Sazerac Ale Links Boutique breweries boom on a wave of craft beer popularity in Australia The Big Issue: Sexism Grown Local event at Bloodwood Grumpy Donuts Centre for Rural and Remote Mental Health Non-Beer Recommendations MC: Wacaco Minipresso Adrian: Stocard Liam: Happy Valley Beer Recommendations MC: Philter IPA Adrian: Akasha Black IPA Liam: Batch Elsie's Other Udder

A chat with graphic designer, Ruby Ph [IG, YT], about the process of coming up with our awesome new logo, and about the things she likes to see in terms of design in the beer world. Sydney Beer Week Details for our Sydney Beer Week events are now online! Yes, that's right, we're doing two this year! Live at the Royal Albert: our traditional Monday of Beer Week event, with special guests, great beers, prizes and giveaways (also: Frankie's afterwards) Style Roulette Live: in collaboration with Bucket Boys, we bring you the first ever live version of our Style Roulette series, where you get to roll the dice to pick a style, help pick a beer of that style from the Bucket Boys fridges, and discuss it with our resident beer experts Beers Rodenbach Grand Cru Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier Ruby's Beer Design Picks Odd Culture Kasper Ledet / To Øl Wildflower Brewing & Blending Beer Recommendations Ruby: Dugges x Stillwater Tropic Thunder Adrian: North x Verdant Triple Fruited Gose Tom: Hawkers Pilsner Non-Beer Recommendations Adrian: Farm Aid Fest (September 15 at the Royal Albert Hotel), Extra Life (November 3 on Twitch) Tom: Holedown Ruby: Special Books by Special Kids, Coles Hazelnut & Cocoa Bites

Le mois d'Août c'est le mois des vacances, mais aussi le mois du calme et des sorties. Alors autant en profiter pour demander au bon plan de Paname, à l'homme aux 1000 bonnes adresses (bon un peu moins), qui nous présente une playlist très personnelle entre lives mémorable, thérapie déstressante et pur Glucose.Et si vous cherchez du thé sur Paris, vous pouvez demander directement sur twitter @tit0urs. C'est la playlist de tit0urs: Fuck U live On Rock And Rex Paris en 2005 - Archive (album unplugged 2004). Sanvean (album toward the within) live grand rex 2012 - Dead Can Dance. The Highwayman (the book of secret 1997) live - Loreena McKennitt. A Lifetime of Adventure album the life and time of scrooge (2014) - Tuomas Holopainen. What's This ? dans l'étrange Noël de M jack (1993) - Danny Elfman. Tale of Ashitaka de Princesse Mononoke (2005), live 2005 Budokan - Joe Hisaishi. Lux Aeterna de Requiem for a dream, 2000, live 2009 Tenerife - Clint Mansell. Helvegen Album runaljod sur yggdrasil (2013) Traena festival 2017 - Wardruna (feat Aurora). Shake It Out 2011 sur l'album Ceremonials live au Royal Albert hall de 2012 - Florence and the Machine. On fait tous caca , (album "mon premier album avec d'autres instruments que juste la guitare 2014) live olympia - Giedré (feat Grégoire). et le titre de la honte : True Survivor - David Hasselhoff. En Bonus :Le lien live de Wardruna.La playlist de tit0urs sur youtube (merci à lui).

We hosted a live recording of the podcast on January 27 for the GABS Hottest 100 Aussie Craft Beers poll (results here). The Sessionable panel was joined by special guests Dave Padden from Akasha Brewing Company, Darren "Doc" Robinson from Doctor's Orders Brewing, Tim Hodge from SydneyBeer, and Jackson Davey from Wayward Brewing Co. Thanks to the Royal Albert Hotel for hosting the live event, and a big thanks to everybody who attended and helped raise money for Herman's Hands. Beers Modus Operandi Twisted Melons Akasha Hopsmith Moon Dog C=MD^2 Balter XPA Beerfarm Pineapple Sour

For our annual Sydney Beer Week live recording, we were joined by industry stalwart, AG from Victoria's Mornington Peninsula Brewery, and Benny from the Beer Farm in WA. Thanks to the Royal Albert Hotel for hosting us once again and an extra big thanks to everybody who showed up and helped raise money for Lifeline. Beers Feral Watermelon Warhead Beer Farm IPA Mornington Peninsula Jiffy Squid Beer Farm Belgian Sour Feral BFH Links Feral Brewing acquired by Coca-Cola Amatil Radio Brews News interview with Brendan Varis The Bickford's Group acquires Vale Brewing Beer Recommendations Brad: State of Brews Tasmania at the Empire Hotel Liam: Hair of the Dog Breakfast AG: Dainton Cherrywood Smoked Baltic Porter & Saffron in My Rye Benny: Batch A Currant State of Infusion & Grifter C-Boogie Adrian: Wildflower Waratah Tom: Mountain Goat Double Steam Ale

Elmhurst Ballet School graduate Lydia Holt is our final guest in our 3 part podcast series on this prestigious ballet school. Prior to studying at Elmhurst, 19 yr old Lydia attended Tring Park School for the Performing Arts, where she was selected to perform with the English National Ballet in Swan Lake at the Royal Albert… The post Elmhurst Ballet School Series Part 3: Lydia Holt, Ballet Graduate appeared first on The Wonderful World of Dance Magazine.

The first of our live episodes for 2017 was recorded on Hottest 100 Day, which means the Hottest 100 Beers poll was the hot topic for discussion. Thanks to our audience and the Royal Albert Hotel for helping us raise $163 for the Pink Boots Society! Beers Feral Watermelon Warhead Balter XPA Modus Operandi Former Tenant Thirsty Crow Vanilla Milk Stout Akasha Korben D. Guests Matt Brown of Australian Craft Beer Crew Sam Haldane of Shenanigans William Wilson of ICC Sydney Tim Hodge of SydneyBeer Wes White of Akasha

Music Heritage UK meets Suzanne Keyte of the Royal Albert Hall for a behind the scenes peak at its illustrious pop history... featuring The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, banning the The Who and lots more.

Our latest live recording, this time at the Royal Albert Hotel with guests Justin from Colonial and Kathleen from Nip of Courage. Special shout out to all who attended! Beers and Spirits Colonial IPA (Australia) Feral Watermelon Warhead matched with West Winds The Cutlass Gin Beer Farm India Pale Lager Colonial Nitro Porter matched with Ord River Premium Rum Cocktail recommendations Adrian: Last Word Tom: Fanciulli Justin: The Elvis Liam: Penicillin Kathleen: Rum Old Fashioned

Get ready for not one, but two of the key voices in the current wave of punk in Toronto: Sarde and Greg! Between putting on Toronto’s coolest fest, putting out records, helping drive bands and playing in them, they each put more effort into helping the Toronto punk scene than most people do at an actual job. Get ready as Damian sits down with two people that are making sure that Punk and Hardcore isn’t just a nostalgia trip. Also covered: Mouse doesn’t like Damian Sarde out ranks Greg Just a couple Juno nominees hanging out punk comps at the mall: CHEAP AND PLENTIFUL! Sastchwan punk DFA Junto Decontrol: a dollar bin prairie gem Liberty spikes in a small town Unknowingly being at Christian Hardcore shows Wishing you could drive Greg goes to see 10 Speed Hero Moneen: The Band of Brampton Dylan Dog: Brampton and the Prairies: similar vibes Book distro Guess who doesn’t like Propagandhi!?!?!? Weakerthans: The band of Winnipeg The Royal Albert Greg’s gushing defence of Propagandhi Gism Weird awesome 90’s comps G-Money: Brampton legend The Amazingness of Winnipeg Comeback Kid Under Pressure: he best Japanese punk band from outside Japan Winnipeg is for diehards: “I couldn’t hack it.” If you are in this long enough someone’s going to shit. The return of Drugs Matt LaForge’s hardcore theory Wash ’N' Slosh: a Laundromat/ bar Radical Attack THERE IS A DEAD RAVER IN THE WALL!!!! Nazis get their car flipped Prune gets naked at a show Bars and All-ages show forming S.H.I.T. Sarde: Future HC Simon Cowell and SO MUCH MORE!!!!!!!!!!

In this video, Adam talks to Shahbaz Hussain, an accomplished tabla player, about how time is organised in the music of South Asia. The tabla are hand drums used in Hindustani classical and folk music and Shahbaz is one of the foremost players, having performed at prestigious venues around the world including Washington’s Smithsonian Institute and London’s Royal Albert and Queen Elizabeth Halls. In 2008 he was awarded the title “Son of Lahore” by the Pakistani government for his services to the art of Tabla.

Some interviews come and go, while others are 20 some odd years in the making. This, dear listener, is the latter. Chris Hannah of Propagandhi is someone Damian first hoped to interview for his (never released) zine in 1996, but alas he was too chicken shit and thus waited until now to do so. Sit back and enjoy one of the few things in life that was worth the wait (to Damian at least) and have your faith in Punk rejuvenated. Also touched on: -“I had heard punk bands, but I hadn’t heard Million Of Dead Cops” -Turning from a potential military weirdo into a different sort of weirdo -Busy Fingers: Portage Le Praires’ one stop Sewing and Speed Metal Records shop -Cops liking MDC -Ramones not having enough rage. -Cross-Over: Crumbsuckers, DRI, COC -Punk just feeling different -Missing the Cro Mags Bootleg at Wellingtons recording show by one day -Corpus Vile test press buddies!!!!!!! -Your mom refusing to drive you to see Venom and Slayer -Stretch Marks -Canadian Punk ROCK -Crown Of Thorns: The Ex-LOWLIFE band that could have been Winnipeg's Metallica -Dangerously Americanized Canadians -Article Life -Global Genocide “Facts Of War” tape is amazing! -Beach Mutants rule!!! -Damian putting Chris in his place about the release date of their first demo -Ten Tepes O’Conner Records -Punk nicknames -Crawl and Ditch Pigs: Pre Propagandhi -Apologies for the double 7” -The influence of Bad Religion -Looking to Guilt Parade, “Canada’s Dead Kennedys" as inspiration -Still being a work in progress ideologically -Staying at the Royal Albert -First Propagandhi show with Immortal Possession -Ground/Top Floor Fugazi fandom -Propagandhi/Sockeye connection -The BFGs and the origins of Ska Sucks -Feeling horribly let down by Bad Brains and Don’t Blow No Bubbles -Playing with NoFX -TONY’ ERBA!!!!!!! -Playing with Jawbreaker -Not getting Fat Mike’s role as producer: “what the fuck are you doing in here -The greatness of Crate Amps -Bad Religion: Ramones meets Motorhead -NoFX: same formula as Bad Religion but with a little RKL -Being far more excited by basement hardcore scene then the Skate/ Snowboarder video scene -Going to see Fail-safe in Toronto in 1986 -“More Rock, Less Talk” still being a statement of intent -Hating the vocals on How To Clean A Everything -The Left For Dead beef -So Much More!

This week's episode features guest host John Kendle, former editor of Uptown magazine. It's a really good listen -- pretty heavy on old war stories about the Royal Albert and Winnipeg's scene back in the mid-1980s. Of course, all of this ties in (somehow) with this week's randomly-generated theme, "Chicago." Despite Uptown's format change, John's still involved in the music journalism thing and occasionally interviews touring acts at the WFP News Cafe these days. Also, if you listen to this week's intro, there's a clip from an episode of Australia's Reaction Podcast (a podcast that reviews other podcasts) discussing our episode #15. Pretty cool.

This week's episode features guest host John Kendle, former editor of Uptown magazine. It's a really good listen -- pretty heavy on old war stories about the Royal Albert and Winnipeg's scene back in the mid-1980s. Of course, all of this ties in (somehow) with this week's randomly-generated theme, "Chicago." Despite Uptown's format change, John's still involved in the music journalism thing and occasionally interviews touring acts at the WFP News Cafe these days. Also, if you listen to this week's intro, there's a clip from an episode of Australia's Reaction Podcast (a podcast that reviews other podcasts) discussing our episode #15. Pretty cool.

Normally this podcast is exclusively limited to Tell the Band to Go Home, but this is a show you just have to hear. It's an episode of my "other" show, Steel Belted Free Range Radio, which airs Thursday nights 6:30 - 8:00 pm central. I'm joined on that show by my good friends KK and T-Bar, and every once in a while, we are joined by a very special musical guest. This week, however, we topped them all. We were joined live by perhaps one of the greatest songwriters on the planet, all the way from Australia, Mr. Paul Kelly. He and nephew Dan Kelly were in town to promote Paul's great new album Stolen Apples with a show at the Royal Albert, but they were gracious enough to stop by the studio first to chat and play a couple of songs.

Normally this podcast is exclusively limited to Tell the Band to Go Home, but this is a show you just have to hear. It's an episode of my "other" show, Steel Belted Free Range Radio, which airs Thursday nights 6:30 - 8:00 pm central. I'm joined on that show by my good friends KK and T-Bar, and every once in a while, we are joined by a very special musical guest. This week, however, we topped them all. We were joined live by perhaps one of the greatest songwriters on the planet, all the way from Australia, Mr. Paul Kelly. He and nephew Dan Kelly were in town to promote Paul's great new album Stolen Apples with a show at the Royal Albert, but they were gracious enough to stop by the studio first to chat and play a couple of songs.

Normally this podcast is exclusively limited to Tell the Band to Go Home, but this is a show you just have to hear. It's an episode of my "other" show, Steel Belted Free Range Radio, which airs Thursday nights 6:30 - 8:00 pm central. I'm joined on that show by my good friends KK and T-Bar, and every once in a while, we are joined by a very special musical guest. This week, however, we topped them all. We were joined live by perhaps one of the greatest songwriters on the planet, all the way from Australia, Mr. Paul Kelly. He and nephew Dan Kelly were in town to promote Paul's great new album Stolen Apples with a show at the Royal Albert, but they were gracious enough to stop by the studio first to chat and play a couple of songs.