Podcasts about safe as houses

TSORR Radio Show S7E35 aired live at 19h00 on Rebel Rock Radio on 29 Aug 2024.  If you are new to TSORR you can find us on Facebook, X, or Instagram.  Please feel free to check out the website at www.thestoryofrockandroll.com there is a huge amount of amazing content on the site with plenty of articles, interviews, video clips, and more.  You will find the monthly newsletter there and you can subscribe if you want to receive it as it comes out.  You can email us at thestoryofrockandroll1@gmail.com, it's always great to hear from people worldwide who support the show.   The featured artists (see below) are in order of play so you can quickly get to the stuff you like.  This week's highlights include The Twisted Twins, with songs called ‘Safe As Houses' by Stiff Little Fingers, and Aking. Aking is a South African band featuring the multi-talented Laudo Liebenburg and two members of Fokofpolisiekar. We followed up with Fokofpolisiekar just to drive it home.       I could not believe I had not played this track in the Immortals slot yet.  This marks a huge correction, the track played was ‘Red Arm Blues', an incredible track by the Waterboys, if you know your history you should get goosebumps here.    The Diabolical Challenge looked at four bands beginning with the letter ‘K'.  The idea is that we have 4 albums, and you can only pick one.   Korn – Follow the LeaderKansas - LeftovertureKiss - DestroyerThe Killers – Sam's Town Bomb Crocodile and Slow Panda's picks of the week were: Seether – Judas Mind and Foo Fighters – The Sky is a Neighbourhood.   Artists Featured:  Five Finger Death Punch, Cathedral, Burning Witches, Alice Cooper, Foreigner, W.A.S.P., King Kobra, All Them Witches, BlackØwl, Def Leppard, Ace Frehley, Faith No More, Ministry, Stiff Little Fingers, Aking, Fokofpolisiekar, Herman Frank, Hammer King, Sabaton, Iron maiden, We Are Harlot, Savage, Butch Walker, Blink 182, The Waterboys, Kiss, Kansas, The Killers, Korn, Anthrax, John Mellencamp, Seether, Foo Fighters, Dark Tranquillity, Killswitch Engage, Sebastian Bach.  The Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

Luke Part 28: Safe as housesLuke 6:46-48Rev. Justin OlivettiMain idea: People who love Jesus obey Jesus

Author Walker Nelson Kahn discusses the article, "Safe as Houses: Financialization, Foreclosure, and Precarious Homeownership in the United States," published in the April 2024 issue of American Sociological Review.

Learn about three new works of fiction, one memoir and a backlisted short fiction collection. Join my book club if you're looking for a book community. I talk about book bans in Florida, reading goals and Keanu Reeves. Books Recommended:Birnam Wood by Eleanor CattonThe Best Minds: A Story of Friendship, Madness, and the Tragedy of Good Intentions by Jonathan RosenSafe As Houses by Marie-Helene BertinoThe New Naturals by Gabriel BumpGreek Lessons by Han Kang translated by Deborah Smith and e. yaewon Jennifer Belle, author of Swanna in Love recommends True Grit by Charles PortisOther Books Discussed:Beautyland by Marie Helene BertinoParakeet by Marie Helene BertinoJoin February's Read Along of Land of Milk and Honey by C. Pam ZhangSign up on Substack to receive my Book Release Newsletter  Support the showI hope you all have a wonderfully bookish week!

Join us on the latest episode of the Brisbane Property Podcast as we dive deep into the fascinating world of property market analysis with none other than Australia's leading Market Analysis, Simon Pressley. Hosted by Melinda and Scott Jennison, this episode takes you on a historical journey through the dynamic property market cycles of Brisbane. Discover the reasons behind Brisbane's property values moving through various cycles of growth and even declines. Gain valuable insights into what has propelled this vibrant city's real estate market on an undeniable upward trajectory over the long term. In a thought-provoking discussion, we also delve into the potential repercussions if investors decide to exit the market. Simon Pressley's insights offer a unique perspective on the future of Brisbane's property landscape. Connect with Us: Subscribe on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW30uBCnHQ2YllnwGKHNfxg Listen on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5tODCtY54iQrxadNqqmevs Streamline Property Buyers Website https://streamlineproperty.com.au/ Ready to work with us directly? https://streamlineproperty.com.au/contact/   If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast with others you know will benefit from the information we share!

Missouri Mike arrives in town claiming to be able to sell things to people they didn't even know they wanted including selling safes $5 each with a free bottle of brandy. But the brandy is drugged and Mike is actually a criminal planning to rob the town blind with a master key to the safes.

Cameron Murray is an author & economist. You can check out his book "Game of Mates: How favours bleed the nation" here: Game Of Mates: How favours bleed the nation : Murray, Cameron, Frijters, Paul: Amazon.com.au: Books The content discussed in this episode is general in nature, and doesn't take into consideration the individual circumstances of the listener. Any listeners should consider their personal situation and seek professional advice and assistance if needed.

Applications for secure accommodation or deprivation of liberty orders, for children in the UK, have increased significantly in recent years. Lucy McCann talks with Richard Ager and Clare Ciborowska about the current situation. There is now a severe lack of regulated accommodation and the courts are having to use their inherent jurisdiction to approve orders where unregulated placements are the only option. This episode discusses recent relevant cases and experiences, alongside the new national deprivation of liberty court and observations from its first two months of operation. Law Pod UK is published by 1 Crown Office Row. Supporting articles, with links to cases, are published on the UK Human Rights Blog. Follow and message the podcast via Twitter. Subscribe on your favourite podcast platform.

A protest has been taking place this afternoon to mark 5 years since the completion of the Oireachtas Housing Committee's ‘Safe As Houses' report on defective apartments. The Construction Defects Alliance says that people are living in up to 100,000 apartments that still aren't totally safe. Kieran was joined by Pat Montague, Construction Defects Alliance spokesperson and Jill Kellegher, apartment owner and OMC director in The Granary, Dublin 8...

Season 6 Episode 6. Helen's son-in-law is whisking her away to a safe house in the country. The Greek woman who introduced Helen to her role as the Chosen One  is on a bus in Liverpool, talking to her daughter who seems to be connected to the French professor. So who is pulling the strings?Check out "My Amazing Woman": A young couple deals with adjustments to married life, not the least of which is that she is also a superhero with friends who are also superheroes. And we have secret agents and lawyers, too. This is a romantic superhero action comedy. If you like "Am I Old Yet?", give it a try.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the show@AmIOldYet2https://www.facebook.com/amIoldyetpodcasthttps://flloydkennedy.comThe music featured in Season 6 is from "In The Labyrinth" by John T LaBarbera, available on BandcampYou can leave a comment or review on the website www.amIoldyet.com/reviews.Thanks for listening. Stay safe.

John Lindeman is one of Australia's leading property market analysts, he is the Director of Property Power Partners & author at Lindemanreports.com.au . John explains Why the Media might be wrong about a housing crash, How the bushfires impacted Construction costs & much more. You can visit our website here: www.moneysaverhomeloans.com.au/ our instagram pages: @fandpsurvivalguide @moneysaverhomeloans The content discussed in this episode is general in nature, and doesn't take into consideration the individual circumstances of the listener. Any listeners should consider their personal situation and seek professional advice and assistance if needed.

There are few things that Canadians hold in as much esteem as their banking institutions. We Canadians are pretty fortunate to have a banking system that is robust and regulated, but are those handful of publicly traded institutions the best place to invest your hard earned money? What about Real Estate? We're tackling the big questions today on Barenaked Money.

After four years of doing their own thing, the coterie are summoned by Prince Taylor, who has an offer they cannot refuse. Portions of the materials are the copyrights and trademarks of Paradox Interactive AB, and are used with permission. All rights reserved. For more information please visit worldofdarkness.com. This actual play is fan content and is not officially endorsed by Paradox Interactive AB.

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(Featuring Sabrina Unger, Managing Director, Research and Strategy, American Realty Advisors) The future of residential investments is all about demographics—and the forces behind them. https://www.afire.org/podcast/residential-investments/ With more and more time spent at home, capital appetite has grown for all things residential, with new living schemes entering the fray at a rapid pace. Yet not all living investments are as safe as houses. It is important to consider demographic wave crests and troughs and how these forces will impact prospects for the various components of the residential spectrum going forward. Sabrina Unger, Managing Director and Head of Research of Strategy for of American Realty Advisors, talks about the future of residential investing and how the COVID-19 crisis influenced the evolution of that particular asset class.

Matt, Kosi, Brady and Poz zoom it up to have a chat about the Coventry game, Town's statistical weaknesses, a sustainable stadium after an interview with HTSA's Alisdair Bell, Man Utd's fan power, the academy's Clarets Cup win and look at the shootout at the bottom! Episode sponsored by Magic Rock Brewing. Use code takesthatchance10 at checkout for 10% off online purchases at www.magicrockbrewing.com Intro - Fiery Breeze Outro - Chris Carter Artwork: Johnny Hildred & Tom Bradshaw

The breaking news that got everyone talking is the government's new set of measures to confront the housing crisis in New Zealand. It's a welcome change: the constant pressure by media and the public outcry finally moved the needle. This course correction is long overdue. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Marie-Helene Bertino is the author of the novels PARAKEET (New York Times Editors’ Choice) and 2 A.M. AT THE CAT’S PAJAMAS (NPR Best Books 2014), and the story collection SAFE AS HOUSES (Iowa Short Fiction Award). Her fourth book, the novel BEAUTYLAND, is forthcoming from FSG. Her work has been translated into eight languages, and has received The Frank O’Connor International Short Story Fellowship in Cork, Ireland, The O. Henry Prize, The Pushcart Prize and two special mentions, fellowships from The MacDowell Colony, Hedgebrook Writers Colony, The Center For Fiction NYC, and Sewanee Writers Conference, where she was the Walter E. Dakin fellow. Her work has twice been featured on NPR’s “Selected Shorts” program. A former editor for One Story and Catapult, she teaches fiction in the MFA programs of NYU and The New School. In Spring 2020 she was the Distinguished Kittredge Visiting Writer in University of Montana’s MFA. She has worked as a biographer for people living with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). For more Thresholds, visit www.thisisthresholds.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amanda and Jenn give their current favorite cozy reads across genres in this week’s episode of Get Booked. Subscribe to the podcast via RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher. This post contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, Book Riot may earn a commission. Books Discussed The Storied Life of AJ Fikry by Gabrielle Zevin A Bad Day for Sunshine by Darynda Jones (tw: rape) Evvie Drake Starts Over by Linda Holmes All the Wild Hungers by Karen Babine (cw: cancer treatment, fertility and pregnancy issues) The True Queen by Zen Cho (Sorcerer Royal #2) Safe As Houses by Marie Helene Bertino Serena Singh Flips the Script by Sonya Lalli (tw: domestic violence) Persephone Station by Stina Leicht Brilliant Life of Eudora Honeysett by Annie Lyons (tw: suicide) Prey of Gods by Nicky Drayden (cw: reference to sexual assault, harm to children) Ocean Light by Nalini Singh (cw: description of panic attacks, reference to child abuse, abductions) Two Dark Moons by Avi Silver See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Investment platforms crack down on the upstart investors who've been fuelling the fire around Gamestop shares. One of the sectors hardest hit by covid has been aviation. Felicity finds out how a husband and wife are faring after they both lost their jobs at Britsh Airways last year. And why Ironman actor Robert Downey Junior is turning his hand to helping tech start ups. #wakeuptomoney With Felicity Hannah

Quentin Kilian is the CEO of the Real Estate Institute of the Northern Territory. A position he has held for 13 years. Born in Adelaide, Quentin’s family moved to Darwin when he was seven years old. That was 1968 and Darwin was a very different place. Quentin talks about growing up in Darwin in the 70s, earning one cent per paper on his paper route, getting fed Greek and Chinese food from local families and generally loving the multicultural city that Darwin was and still is. This is Quentin’s Territory Story. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/territorystory/message

We've been working from home for months and there is more of it to come. Just to cheer us up even more Chris Morales, head of security analytics for Vectra, says a load of our commonly-used apps may be insecure. He offers tips on what to do about this and they're not difficult.  If you like what you hear in this episode, why not leave a review on your favoured podcast platform?

Three years on from the Grenfell tower tragedy, are building safety standards really what they should be?This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today and get one month free at: thetimes.co.uk/storiesofourtimes.Guest: Martina Lees, Senior property writer for the Times and Sunday Times.Danielle Mikkelsen, school teacher, mother of two and victim of a devastating block fire.Host: David Aaronovitch"Metal Drone" by Daniel Birch is licensed under CC BY 4.0"Elk" by Meydan is licensed under CC BY 4.0 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Crown of Thorns Chapter 51 - Safe As Houses The Crown of Thorns Pod'rama is a dramatic full-cast reading of irisbleufic's Crown of Thorns [The Walls, the Wainscot, and the Mouse] ‘Verse, inspired by Terry Pratchett's and Neil Gaiman's Good Omens. While there are individual chapters with lower ratings, the Pod'rama is rated Explicit overall. AO3 / Spotify / Soundcloud / Archive.org Chapter 51 Cast Narrator - Podfixx Aziraphale - Literarion Crowley - CompassRose Ligur - Arcafira Sergeant Shadwell - beanellinies Hastur - Nash Nolastname Chapter 51 Team Original Fic - Crown of Thorns Composer - Nuitarie Chapter Artist - Kimiko Chapter Editor - Djap Head Editor - UnholyCrowley Beta Listener - Grin Length - 30:57 minutes Thank you very much for listening

Is it better to buy a house or apartment? We catch up with Alastair Burgess from Broadacre Property to chat about the ins and outs of building a brand new home. As the saying goes...not all houses are built the same. In this episode, Alastair runs through the key things to look out for when purchasing a new home, whether to live in or as an investment. He runs through case studies and recent horror stories he has seen across the industry. Learn more at https://wealthi.com.au #realestate #investing #wealth

Pandemic got you down? Music is a great healer. Here's your weekly dose of the good stuff, catered up by your friends at Georgian Bay Roots Radio! This week's show is a bit of a mix of everything, featuring tracks by Safe As Houses, Sherman Downey, Phil Ochs, Stan Rogers, Gordie MacKeeman and His Rhythm Boys, Danny Michel, The Barra MacNeils, Jeremy Fisher, Peter Katz, Joel Plaskett, The Jerry Cans, Craig Smith, Big Little Lions, Richard Garvey and Morgan Barrie!

As we settle down to life in the midst of COVID19, the numbers show that Australia property values continue to rise. With widespread concerns about job security and the rapid sell-off of the share market, it’s an interesting time to talk about real estate.Joining host Max Tillman are Professor Harald Scheule, Professor of Finance at the University of Technology Sydney, Professor Heather MacDonald, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Design, Architecture, and Building at the University of Technology Sydney and Leroy Magee, Principal of Magee Real Estate in Sydney's West.

I'm back. This episode is about house magic, another tarot card, and why moving sometimes crumbles my whole psyche. I never know where the spoons are. The song at the beginning and end is a mush of sounds from https://freesound.org/ and I'm Afraid to Come Home in the Dark by Billy Murray (not that one). It's public domain because he's SUPER dead. All other sound crimes are me and me alone. Please send feedback or questions to sadwitchpodcast@gmail.com . Connect with me on Facebook or Instagram @sadwitchpodcast Send me a tip at paypal.me/sadwitchpodcast

It's what the f is the boxing news! The show that gives you all the chat you need from last week's fights and everything you need to know this weekend! In this, the anniversary episode (we actually made it to a year), we call out for Boxing Unwrapped Ambassadors! Make your application here: boxing.unwrapped@gmail.com What the F were the result(s) from last week?  Andy and Ryan talk about the return on Rigonduex! Has he shaken the 'no mas' from his mind? What the F are the fights this weekend?  Ohara Davies is back in action! Will his performance be as controversial as his Twitter? Andrade is fighting Sulecki, can Andrade prove he deserves his title? There is a Charlo fighting - who is the best Charlo?  What the F went wrong last week?  Well for one, Ryan's knowledge of Indian games was not that accurate.  Random News Hughie Fury proves he is the shittest of Furies plus much more. What Grind my Gears?  The line-up for the pearl necklace belt has got Andy rilled up while Ryan cannot believe the latest from Thurman vs Pacquiao 

Ariana Gillis joins us on Episode 438 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about her upcoming appearance at the 2019 Roots North Music Festival which takes place in Downtown Orillia on Friday April 26 and Saturday April 27. A captivating live performer, Ariana will be sharing the Friday night main stage with two other fabulous songwriters Ron Sexsmith and Rose Cousins. She is also getting ready to release "The Maze", her third full-length album, recorded in Nashville with Buddy Miller. We also check out new music from Tariq, Gabrielle Papillon, The Maes , Safe As Houses, Còig, Zachary Lucky, Benjamin Dakota Rogers and Fresh Breath. Check out the full playlist on the website: http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-438-feat-ariana-gillis-more-new-releases/

The 2019 NCAA Men's basketball tournament will undoubtedly be remembered for many things. One of them happened early on the first full day of the tournament. As Michigan State struggled to put away underdog Bradley, Spartans head coach Tom Izzo started yelling at freshman star Aaron Henry as he approached the bench during a timeout. Izzo became so heated as he yelled that Spartan players had to restrain him. The controversy it sparked may have been predictable, bouncing between those who felt it was just old-fashioned hard coaching, and others who saw it as bullying. Our hosts at the start of this episode seek to put the incident in a greater context and perspective - not just in coaching and college athletics, but our society as a whole. (Music featured includes Safe As Houses by Daniel Birch)

The 2019 NCAA Men's basketball tournament will undoubtedly be remembered for many things. One of them happened early on the first full day of the tournament. As Michigan State struggled to put away underdog Bradley, Spartans head coach Tom Izzo started yelling at freshman star Aaron Henry as he approached the bench during a timeout. Izzo became so heated as he yelled that Spartan players had to restrain him. The controversy it sparked may have been predictable, bouncing between those who felt it was just old-fashioned hard coaching, and others who saw it as bullying. Our hosts at the start of this episode seek to put the incident in a greater context and perspective - not just in coaching and college athletics, but our society as a whole. (Music featured includes Safe As Houses by Daniel Birch)

The 2019 NCAA Men’s basketball tournament will undoubtedly be remembered for many things. One of them happened early on the first full day of the tournament. As Michigan State struggled to put away underdog Bradley, Spartans head coach Tom Izzo started yelling at freshman star Aaron Henry as he approached the bench during a timeout. Izzo became so heated as he yelled that Spartan players had to restrain him. The controversy it sparked may have been predictable, bouncing between those who felt it was just old-fashioned hard coaching, and others who saw it as bullying. Our hosts at the start of this episode seek to put the incident in a greater context and perspective – not just in coaching and college athletics, but our society as a whole. (Music featured includes Safe As Houses by Daniel Birch)

A dollar today, a dollar tomorrow. Join Whig Capital’s Jordan Shopov and economist Will Witheridge for a discussion on the state of housing in Australia. From lending practices to the Banking Royal Commission, and the difference between ‘value’ and ‘price’, we cover some pretty heavy terrain. Regardless of where you sit, it’s worth a listen.

Episode 12 Safe As Houses Follow us on social media! Zoe - @LetZoeSpoilYou on Tumblr, Twitter Gaia - @Herbeloved82 on Tumblr Tina - @PandoraTHExplora on Tumblr, Twitter In this episode, we discuss the second episode of the second season – “Safe As Houses.” Come and join in the fun as we discuss Tomas and his oh-so dangerous pride and question Grace's intentions in the family. That little one is up to something for sure. Remember, this podcast has spoilers, so if you have not finished the season, please do so before listening. Thanks again for listening. Exorcist congregants for life! Music is "Too Late for Tears" by Geronimo and the Apaches. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. About this podcast: A Brit (Zoe in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show from the Fox network. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history.

It's a full house as Ben, Adam, "Not Too Bad" Matt and Alex quickly move on from their poor week in the Fantasy universe to looking at a wildcard and safe pick for the last week of Fox Fantasy Super Rugby. Much debate is had, Adam is good at reading, Matt goes rogue (#standard) while Alex and Ben help to make some on-air decisions towards the end of the episode for next week's Fantasy finale. Music from bensound.com.

Welcome to episode 1 of our 4-part series on the Australian property market. In this episode, Mortgage Choice...

Two stories of abandoned things to end out the summer.

Two stories of abandoned things to end out the summer.

In this episode, we review the fourth episode of Series 10, Knock Knock. In our review, we talk about Doctor Who’s latest version of a haunted house story. Did we find the story scary? Do we like Bill’s new housemates? And what did we suspect the landlord actually was? We love feedback! Contact us in any of the ways you see below: Email: thewebofqueer@gmail.com Twitter: @thewebofqueer Tumblr: http://thewebofqueer.tumblr.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1429590183988830/ Libsyn: http://thewebofqueer.libsyn.com/ Opening and closing music: Doctor Who In Dub 2010 by Smerins Anti-Social Club http://www.smerins.com/

Kay is joined by Sri (AI Global, AI India, AI Fantasy Football) on a two man pod two get through quite a lot of issue coverage. First up, the panel looks at the new Henderson injury and how this impacts player and team now and into the future. This topic leads to a discussion on the squad size at Liverpool FC and fan frustration felt regarding this. The second half of the pod is dedicated to the main topic of the goalkeeping situation, including looking at the goalkeeping coaching and scouting departments across the Premier League era. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris Porter preaches on John 14:1-12.

Chris Porter preaches on John 14:1-12.

Ice Jam music festival 2016: I jump backstage with Safe As Houses, a 5 piece ensemble from Kitchener/Waterloo, Ontario. Enjoy their stories and learning a bit more about this up and coming band and then take a FIRST LISTEN to their new single Heat In Our Lungs from their upcoming album. The band: Elliott Anton, Benson Carter, Andrew & Thomas Laughton and Lauren Taylor.    www.bensound.com for backgrounds on my intros/outros Support Tell Me Stories

Saving the world with – tee shirts? Safe as Houses Volume III: Homes Chapter 14: Tee Shirts Audio Version (Podcast #44) Copyright © 2014 by Michael Litzky Last episode of the podcast for now! If you’re enjoying it and would … Continue reading →

Sally shares painful memories with her beloved. Safe as Houses Volume III: Homes Chapter 13: A Little Pixie Face Audio Version (Podcast #44) Copyright © 2014 by Michael Litzky Table of Contents — Print version Previous Episode — Next episode … Continue reading →

Charity gets up her courage to say “welcome.” Safe as Houses Volume III: Homes Chapter 12: Moving to Where You Need to Be Audio Version (Podcast #43) Copyright © 2014 by Michael Litzky Table of Contents — Print version Previous … Continue reading →

Sally realizes what they need to do next. Safe as Houses Volume III: Homes Chapter 11: What To Do Next Audio Version (Podcast #42) Copyright © 2014 by Michael Litzky Table of Contents — Print version Previous Episode — Next … Continue reading →

The time has come to speak of many things. Safe as Houses Volume III: Homes Chapter 10: The Four Dick Dialog Audio Version (Podcast #41) Copyright © 2014 by Michael Litzky Table of Contents — Print version Previous Episode — … Continue reading →

Sally has to choose to stay human — again. Safe as Houses Volume III: Homes Chapter 9: That Choice Again Audio Version (Podcast #40) Copyright © 2014 by Michael Litzky Table of Contents — Print version Previous Episode — Next … Continue reading →

The effect of sunlight on naked skin. Safe as Houses Volume III: Homes Chapter 8: A Dream of Flying Audio Version (Podcast #39) Copyright © 2014 by Michael Litzky Table of Contents — Print version Previous Episode — Next episode … Continue reading →

Sally gets to be carried like a little girl. Safe as Houses Volume III: Homes Chapter 7: Exuberant Audio Version (Podcast #38) Copyright © 2014 by Michael Litzky Table of Contents — Print version Previous Episode — Next episode — … Continue reading →

Sally fights for her beloved. Safe as Houses Volume III: Homes Chapter 6: Nightmare Audio Version (Podcast #37) Copyright © 2014 by Michael Litzky Table of Contents — Print version Previous Episode — Next episode — First Episode “Lavinia’s ghostly … Continue reading →

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Sue Lawley's castaway this week is one of Britain's best loved poets - U A Fanthorpe. She was the first woman ever to be nominated for the post of Oxford Professor of Poetry and in 2003 was awarded the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry. But she found her vocation late in life. She trained as a teacher and was head of the English department at Cheltenham Ladies College when she says she felt her life was in crisis and became a 'middle aged drop-out'. Against the advice of her family and to the surprise of many friends, she quit teaching to become a temporary clerical worker. She took a job as a clerk in a hospital for neuro-psychiatric patients and, within days, knew that she had to write about what she saw - to bear witness to what the patients were experiencing. Her first collection of poems, Side Effects, was published in 1978 when U A Fanthorpe was 49. Since then she has written many more volumes. Her poems use a great deal of humour and a lot of dialogue. In addition to her work about patients and hospitals, much of her writing is concerned with war and its effects on children on the nature of Englishness and the British character.During the interview, U A Fanthorpe reads extracts from the following poems: 'The List' taken from Selected Poems, and 'Atlas' from Safe As Houses.[Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs]Favourite track: Come Away With Fellow Sailors by Henry Purcell Book: A book to identify birdlife on the island Luxury: Bath with soap and towels

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is one of Britain's best loved poets - U A Fanthorpe. She was the first woman ever to be nominated for the post of Oxford Professor of Poetry and in 2003 was awarded the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry. But she found her vocation late in life. She trained as a teacher and was head of the English department at Cheltenham Ladies College when she says she felt her life was in crisis and became a 'middle aged drop-out'. Against the advice of her family and to the surprise of many friends, she quit teaching to become a temporary clerical worker. She took a job as a clerk in a hospital for neuro-psychiatric patients and, within days, knew that she had to write about what she saw - to bear witness to what the patients were experiencing. Her first collection of poems, Side Effects, was published in 1978 when U A Fanthorpe was 49. Since then she has written many more volumes. Her poems use a great deal of humour and a lot of dialogue. In addition to her work about patients and hospitals, much of her writing is concerned with war and its effects on children on the nature of Englishness and the British character. During the interview, U A Fanthorpe reads extracts from the following poems: 'The List' taken from Selected Poems, and 'Atlas' from Safe As Houses. [Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: Come Away With Fellow Sailors by Henry Purcell Book: A book to identify birdlife on the island Luxury: Bath with soap and towels