Podcast appearances and mentions of sam wilkinson

UK singer-songwriter and BRIT School student Sam Wilkinson delves into his first EP, Everything's Alright, which he wrote between the ages of 12 and 16. 

What is the meaning of life? And what role does evolution play in our search for purpose? Join us in a conversation with Dr. Samuel Wilkinson, author of "Purpose: What Evolution and Human Nature Imply About the Meaning of Our Existence." We cover some big, philosophical questions that don't have clear answers but are so important to ponder. Our modern fears, our overactive stress responses, and the age-old struggle between good and evil—all these layers make up the complex human experience. Sam's take on how our evolutionary history impacts our present-day lives is fascinating. So, wonderful listeners, tune in and reflect on these big ideas, and as always, we invite you to share your thoughts and takeaways.  Listen and Learn:  How Sam's personal struggle with the meaning of life intersected with scientific inquiry and ultimately led to him writing Purpose Can you believe in evolution while maintaining religious or spiritual faith? The importance of understanding genetics in the context of evolution Exploring multi-level selection by redefining "survival of the fittest" across genes, individuals, kin, or groups, and discussing the implications for social traits and human nature The tension between altruism and selfishness How much of human aggression is rooted in biology versus culture? Do environmental factors and expectations influence testosterone levels? Compelling evidence from psychology that our thoughts influence our behaviors  The significance of family relationships in shaping our sense of meaning and purpose Resources:  SamuelTWilkinson.com Samuel Wilkinson, MD - Yale School of Medicine Connect with Sam on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samuel-wilkinson-1863875a About Samuel T. Wilkinson, MD Samuel T. Wilkinson, MD, is Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Yale University, where he also serves as Associate Director of the Yale Depression Research Program. He received his MD from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. His articles have been featured in the New York Times, the Washington Post, and the Wall Street Journal. He has been the recipient of many awards, including Top Advancements & Breakthroughs from the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation; Top Ten Psychiatry Papers by the New England Journal of Medicine, the Samuel Novey Writing Prize in Psychological Medicine (Johns Hopkins); the Thomas Detre Award (Yale University); and the Seymour Lustman Award (Yale University). He is the author of Purpose: What Evolution and Human Nature Imply about the Meaning of Our Existence (Pegasus; March 5, 2024). Related Episodes:  234. The Power of Us with Dominic Packer 138. Exploring Existence and Purpose: Existentialism with Robyn Walser 63. The Ape That Understood The Universe With Steve Stewart-Williams 57. Evolution and Behavioral Science with Steven Hayes and David Sloan Wilson 32. Social Connection: Exploring Loneliness and Building Intimacy with Debbie and Diana Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Blacktop Banter, Marvin interviews Sam Wilkinson from Liberty Supply, a company that provides spray tips, tools, and supplies for the asphalt industry. They discuss how Sam and his brother Mike took over the business, their customer base, and their focus on providing quality products and excellent customer service. They also touch on the challenges of shipping and packaging orders, the importance of word-of-mouth marketing, and their future plans for the business.//SPONSORSKM International, Dynapac, Crafco, Caterpillar, Stencil Plus, Jobber, Liberty Supply, and Schwarze Industries.//DISCOUNT LINKS►(Jobber) https://go.getjobber.com/blacktopbanter► (Stencil Plus) Save 10% on your order at www.stencilplus.com with code BB10//JOIN THE SUCCESS GROUPA mastermind group of asphalt contractors sharing knowledge, tools and resources to help you build the asphalt business of your dreams.►https://blacktopbanter.com/bbsg//SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTERAsphalt industry news and articles made BY and FOR asphalt contractors, delivered straight to your inbox once per quarter: ►https://blacktopbanter.com//SHOW YOUR SUPPORTLeave A Tip to show your appreciation for this show and the people and work happening behind the scenes to bring you a new episode each and every week.►https://blacktopbanter.com/support//BLACKTOP BANTER MERCHGet your shirts, hats, magnets and more.►https://www.blacktopbanter.com/storeVisit us online at https://www.blacktopbanter.comFor Business Inquiries: info@blacktopbanter.comThe Blacktop Banter podcast discusses Asphalt Sealcoating, Hot-Rubberized Crack Sealing, Patching, Base Information, Recycled Asphalt Millings, Hot-Mix Asphalt, Line Striping, and Paving for residential and commercial customers. We also discuss how to stay motivated as an entrepreneur and how to deal with the challenges of owning your own asphalt maintenance business.#wespeakasphalt #AsphaltRepair #RoadConstruction #PavementMaintenance #sealcoat #AsphaltSealing #ChipSeal #AsphaltInstallation #PavementContractors #AsphaltSpecialists #pothole #potholerepair #entrepreneurship #bluecollar© Blacktop Banter, LLC, 2024. All rights reserved.

In today's episode, we tackle meaning and purpose with Samuel T Wilkinson. Sam is a professor of psychiatry at Yale University, an associate director of the Yale Depression Research Program, and the author of his latest book Purpose: What Evolution and Human Nature Imply about the Meaning of Our Existence. In this episode, we explore the two sides of human nature and how they guide us to find our true purpose. We dive into free will's role in achieving a good life, look at how committed relationships affect our happiness, and share new scientific findings on evolution that help explain our life's meaning.  What to Listen For Introduction – 0:00 How does understanding the duality of human nature enhance your leadership and communication strategy? Is our success and decision-making process truly random, or is there an underlying order that can be leveraged for personal growth? How do different religious beliefs about free will influence our life choices and purpose? – 14:48 Can exploring various beliefs on free will unlock a deeper sense of purpose and direction in life and career? What are the implications of Monogamy vs. Promiscuity on society and personal well-being? – 20:10 How do shifting norms around relationships impact societal stability and individual well-being? How do relationships define our happiness and purpose, according to the longest running study on human development? How do deep meaningful relationships fuel our search for purpose? – 33:00 How do relationships and attachment theory play a critical role in finding purpose and fulfillment? What are the actionable steps to deepen your connections and harness the power of meaningful relationships in your personal and professional life?  How does parenthood reshape our priorities and enhance our sense of purpose? – 40:16 How does parenthood transform one's priorities and contribute to a greater sense of purpose and societal contribution? What are the unique rewards and challenges of raising children, and how do they impact personal growth and career advancement? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, psychiatrist, researcher, and author Dr. Sam Wilkinson, joins for a thought-provoking episode on topics encompassing faith, science, meaning and purpose. In this candid conversation, Sam shares honestly about his personal journey reconciling the common perceived opposition between faith and science. Along the way, we'll hear important insights from his experience as a community … Read More Read More

On this episode the guys host a man that has a beard game that is on point; likes dabbling in the fine art of epoxy pours and once submerged a light bulb in it on a dare, or challenge if you will; has a strange way of pronouncing many words, and lives in a place known for its one of a kind animals species and does not live in the northern hemisphere but comes from the land of Meganesia. He also just tied the knot. You can follow him on Instagram @samwilkinsonmakes and watch his videos on youtube @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh6WZke1FfWu2V0xLh0idzw. To support the guys hit up their link tree site at linktr.ee/Makersfiguringitout. Sponsor the show, Buy them a coffee, “#getlathed” with some cool merch, or drop the a review @MakersFiguringItOut@gmail.com. Maker Shout out: Diane Portwood @dianeportwood @wickedmakers Matt Voeltner @voeltnerwoodworking --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/makersfiguringitout/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makersfiguringitout/support

Season 1: 'The Branding Series' / Episode # 9 'Brand damage' Is A real risk for all business owners. Top reputation management experts Reveal how you can prepare for crisis, What to do to protect your brand, and Why It's So Important.Guest Bios: Jon Michail (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonmichail-imageconsultant-personalbrandingcoach/)– brand expert and and image consultant, director at the Image Group (https://www.imagegroup.com.au/)  Sam Wilkinson (https://www.linkedin.com/in/samuelawilkinson/) is head of digital at Wilkinson Butler (https://www.wilkinsonbutler.com) What to listen out for: 2.06 The UK 'KFC chicken crisis' brand damage case study 9.15 What is brand damage in every day language 11.36 How brand damage manifests online & hurts businesses 15.11 The causes of brand damage that all businesses should look at for 17.43 The danger of Google to brands as a permanent online record 20.42 Why having zero social media presence is a huge business risk to companies and business owners 21.48 Real-life examples of brand damage: AMP, NAB, Rio Tinto, Dreamworld 23.30 How the 'me too' movement has changed everything for brands 25.29 The positive example of QBE insurance as a brand damage case study 27.06 The importance of having a 'crisis management plan' in place 31.33 NERD SUPER POWER - recurring segment 34.05 The concept of reputational credit & why it' so important 36.18 How to deal with bad Google reviews for your business 41.16 The impact of brand damage on culture and the ability to attract good talent 46.34 NERD UNDER PRESSURE - recurring segment Resources & links: UK KFC chicken crisis 2017 https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/kfc-fcking-clever-campaign/1498912 Socrates and the question dialogue https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socratic_questioning Glass Door is an employee review site of workplace culture https://www.glassdoor.com ***** Enjoyed this podcast? >>>> Please SHARE via text or social media ((!)) Subscribe to our newsletter: https://webbuzz.com.au/nerds/ (https://Webbuzz.com.au/nerds) You can follow Nerds of Business on socials: Twitter: https://twitter.com/business_nerds (https://twitter.com/business_nerds) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nerdsbusiness/ (https://www.facebook.com/nerdsbusiness/) Linked in: https://www.linkedin.com/company/nerds-of-business/ (https://www.linkedin.com/company/nerds-of-business/) Full text https://webbuzz.com.au/category/nerds/ (transcriptions of episodes here) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Sam Wilkinson, Head of Public Art, UCL Culture will discuss UCL’s commitment to Public Art as an expression of the culture of UCL. Whilst in its infancy, Public Art now plays an important role within some of the most significant UCL Capital developments, the DRI/Ion at 256 Gray’s Inn Road and UCL East Campus. Sam will explain how we are working with artists to open up and inspire the university community and our important local neighbours. The presentation will explore our commitment to collaborative working with academics and students to contribute to knowledge exchange and public engagement with a focus on UCL East and its Trellis Art Programme. Sam will be joined by Trellis artist David Rickard. Date: Tuesday 12 May 2020 Speakers: Sam Wilkinson, Head of Public Art at UCL Culture and David Rickard, Artist UCL's popular public Lunch Hour Lecture series has been running at UCL since 1942, and showcases the exceptional research work being undertaken across UCL. Free to attend, live stream or watch online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY7vFbAmvRA&t=11s More info : http://events.ucl.ac.uk/lhl Join the conversation on Twitter at #UCLMinds #MadeAtUCL

JOIN US as we revisit the Civil Rights Movement in St. Augustine, Florida. In this very special episode, Dr.’s Marvin and Raymond Dunn revisit some of the historic civil rights events that took place in St. Augustine, Florida. Our special “Through Black Eyes: Unfiltered” guests are Mr. Sam Wilkinson and Mr. James Williams, who were teenagers at the time of their involvement, and who participated in some of the events and were arrested as a result their quest for change. Mr. Wilkinson and Mr. Williams tell why Dr. Martin Luther King used black children and black college students, in place of adults, to call attention to the injustices practiced in St. Augustine. Their stories of how they were involved in wade-ins, student marches, and chased and beaten by the KKK, gives a unique view “through their eyes” of how just how dangerous those events were then and still are now. This St. Augustine episode also includes the story a motel manager pouring acid in the pool to make blacks get out and how Dr. King convinced numerous white ministers to come to his aid. Best known as Florida’s oldest city, please join us as we recap this episode from Season 1 to reveal a more in-depth look at St. Augustine’s shameful past. For more information about Through Black Eyes: Unfiltered, please visit our website at www.tbeunfiltered.com and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, @tbeunfiltered.

Child prodigy, turned Phoenix coach Sam Wilkinson opens up about his turbulent fallout at Auckland City, highs and lows of Melville, playing with Chris Wood and much more.

Here is the last episode in our podcast series featuring our Board of Education members Sam Wilkinson and Seth Hunt Jr. We sit down to talk about why they decided to join the Burke County Board of Education, what they hope each student is able to accomplish and much more. Take a listen! Podcast intro and outro music by Scott Holmes Music. Pictured below are board members Seth Hunt Jr. and Sam Wilkinson.  

In this podcast episode we learn the core concepts surrounding ketamine and esketamine; a very hot topic in psychiatry today. We have Dr. Sam Wilkinson and Dr. Joseph Goldberg joining us. Download a PDF of this interview here Become a premium member of the Psychopharmacology Institute

Melville United and Napier City Rovers take on each other in this year's Chatham Cup Final at QBE Stadium.Radio Sport's Miles Davis caught up with Melville coach Sam Wilkinson and Napier City Rovers coach Bill Robertson.

I loved every second of talking to Sam and Bridger. At first, I was a little scared for this episode. I figured there are a lot of med student podcasts and let alone med students in the world today. So what made these two so special? I found out during the interview, It is not what they do that makes them special, It is who they are. These two are people who recognize the smallest and largest miracles in life such as Birth or Heart Surgery. Bridger was inspired to do this at a very young age Watching his younger brother get glass removed from his back. Sam was inspired because of personal loss. These two are both smart, kind, creative, and special Individuals. These guys taught me that even the most accomplished put in the work when nobody is watching.  People listening at home, I am just glad I got to talk to both of them. PS If you noticed I asked a few questions twice, That is because my battery died halfway through.   Editing done by Brianna Ansaldo  Mark Mabry with support  And funfinity for helping out 

Shrapnel: Shrapnel is the brainchild of Sydney-sider Sam Wilkinson, previously known from other outfits Day Ravies and Mope City. The five-piece indie-rock band is comprised of an all-star cast, also featuring members of Dollar Bar, Miners, and Weak Boys. Their debut album 'Tranceplanetsugarmouth' came out in November 2016, through Brisbane indie label, Coolin' By Sound, and has received stellar reviews from Rolling Stone, Amateur Hour, and 4ZZZ. Filled with Australian drawl and lo-fi psych rock, Shrapnel are very quickly tearing their way up the food chain, and garnering attention in all the right places. Recorded at The Bearded Lady in Brisbane on the 21st of January, 2017. Recorded by Sam Lowe & mixed by Branko Cosic. Agency: Fresh outta Canberra, Agency are a 4 piece comprised of a smattering of players from other CBR bands, featuring ex (and current) members of Hoodlum Shouts, Spartak and A Drone Coda. Guitarist Shoeb Ahmad also runs the band’s record label 'HellosQuare Recordings', adding another hat to his metaphorical millinery store. They released their debut album ‘The Stillness Of Speed’ in late 2015, which is filled with spiky, bass led noise rock, and just a touch of experimental rumble. In 2016, they released two EP’s through two different record label’s; Do We Go It Alone? in May on Tenzenmen and I Know I’m In Flames in July through Sonic Masala. Recorded at the Greenslopes Bowls Club as part of Sonic Masala Fest in Brisbane on the 13th of August, 2016. Recorded & mixed by Branko Cosic. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 26th of February 2017. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

Charles Fernyhough, Ben Alderson-Day, Peter Moseley and Sam Wilkinson explore the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying hearing voices and the link between voice-hearing and inner speech. Produced by Andrea Rangecroft for Hearing Voices: suffering, inspiration and the everyday.

This podcast features a presentation by Dr Sam Wilkinson (Department of Philosophy, Durham University) on ‘Explanation and explanatory power in psychiatry: The case of voice-hearing’ (Thursday 11 February 2016, 5 pm – 7 pm) Abstract: What is it to provide an explanation of something? In this seminar, Sam will explore different accounts of what an explanation is, and present his own preferred account, which he calls interrogative pragmatism. Against the backdrop of this account of explanation, Sam will elaborate an account of what makes something not merely an explanation, but also a more powerful explanation than a potential competitor. In other words, he will give an account of explanatory power. Finally, Sam will apply this to psychiatry in general, and voice hearing in particular, and illustrate instances of some explanations being more powerful than others.

This week's episode is the third and last act of our Tragic Autumn live show which took place at the Hackney Attic on October 16th. This act is dedicated to Tragic Fall. Content Note: mental health issues, suicide and death. Today's episode features: James Harris: https://www.facebook.com/jamesharrisstandsup/ Jorik Mol: https://twitter.com/JorikMol and Brydie Lee-Kennedy: https://twitter.com/BrydieLK The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recordings by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

This week's episode is the second act of our Tragic Autumn live show which took place at the Hackney Attic on October 16th. This act is dedicated to Tragic Schooling and is guest hosted and curated by Liz Bailey: https://twitter.com/veritasgrey Stand Up Tragedy presents is coming up on 19th November: http://www.facebook.com/events/461679520679231/ Content Note: social policy, mental health issues, addiction Today's episode features: Lamia Irfan: http://www.lse.ac.uk/socialPolicy/WhosWho/Researchstudents/ Rikki Dean: http://personal.lse.ac.uk/deanrj/index.htm and Rob Price: http://informutation.blogspot.co.uk/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recordings by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

This week's episode is the first act of our Tragic Autumn live show which took place at the Hackney Attic on October 16th. This act is dedicated to Tragic Changes. Stand Up Tragedy presents is coming up on 19th November: https://www.facebook.com/events/461679520679231/ Content Note: unrequited love, racism, homelessness, sexual assault, marriage and death. Today's episode features: Adam Blampied: https://twitter.com/AdamTheBlampied Adele Hampton: https://twitter.com/AdeleHampton and Dave Pickering: http://mansplainingmasculinity.co.uk/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recordings by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The Stand Up Tragedy podcast will be coming out every two weeks (on a fortnightly rota) from now until August. This week's episode is the third act of our Tragic Summer live show which took place at the Hackney Attic on June 6th. This act is dedicated to Tragic Leisure Stand Up Tragedy is going to be in Edinburgh this August: http://www.facebook.com/events/1378858509079820/ Our next London show is a preview of the solo show's we're producing this year. It's at the Dogstar on 23rd July: http://www.facebook.com/events/1598769017027875/ Today's episode features: Radcliffe Royds: https://radclifferoyds.wordpress.com/ Anna Sulan Masing: http://www.annamasing.com/ Charley Harrison: http://charleylucyharrison.com/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recordings by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The Stand Up Tragedy podcast will be coming out every two weeks (on a fortnightly rota) from now until August. This week's episode is the second act of our Tragic Summer live show which took place at the Hackney Attic on June 6th. This act is dedicated to Tragic Climate and is guest hosted and curated by Alice Bell: https://twitter.com/alicebell This is part 2 of Tragic Climate. Part 1 was back in Tragic Winter: https://soundcloud.com/standuptragedy/tragic-winter-act-2-tragic-climate Stand Up Tragedy is going to be in Edinburgh this August: http://www.facebook.com/events/1378858509079820/ Our next London show is a preview of the solo show's we're producing this year. It's at the Dogstar on 23rd July: http://www.facebook.com/events/1598769017027875/ Content Note: climate change Today's episode features: Teresa Ashe: http://open.academia.edu/TeresaAshe Sustainababble: http://sustainababble.fish/ Jon Emmett: http://urbanmythprint.blogspot.co.uk/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recordings by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The Stand Up Tragedy podcast will be coming out every two weeks (on a fortnightly rota) from now until August. This week's episode is the first act of our Tragic Summer live show which took place at the Hackney Attic on June 6th. This act is dedicated to Tragic Holidays. Stand Up Tragedy is going to be in Edinburgh this August: https://www.facebook.com/events/1378858509079820/ Our next London show is a preview of the solo show's we're producing this year. It's at the Dogstar on 23rd July: https://www.facebook.com/events/1598769017027875/ Content Note: hostage situations, violence, war, death, bereavement Today's episode features: Sajeela Kershi: https://twitter.com/sajeelakershi Ian Barratt: http://sparklondon.com/ and Joz Norris: http://www.joznorris.co.uk/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recordings by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The Stand Up Tragedy podcast will be coming out every two weeks (on a fortnightly rota) from now until August. This week's episode is the third act of our Tragic Spring live show which took place at the Hackney Attic on April 25th. This act is dedicated to Tragic Sex. Our next live show is Tragic Summer on June 6th: https://www.facebook.com/events/1374545949536475/ Content Note: death, sex, mental health issues Today's episode features: Suraya Sidhu Singh: https://twitter.com/pleiadeslion Cameryn Moore: http://www.camerynmoore.com/ and Brydie Lee-Kennedy: http://www.brydieleekennedy.com/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recordings by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

Beyond Zero talks to Sam Wilkinson from IHS for a summary of transitions in electricity market especially rechargable batteries, solar photovoltaics and software.

The Stand Up Tragedy podcast will be coming out every two weeks (on a fortnightly rota) from now until August. This week's episode is the second act of our Tragic Spring live show which took place at the Hackney Attic on April 25th. This act was guest hosted and curated by Mathilda Gregory and is dedicated to Tragic Bodies. Our next live show is Tragic Summer on June 6th: https://www.facebook.com/events/1374545949536475/ Content Note: body/weight issues, transphobia, childbirth Today's episode features: Mathilda Gregory: https://mathildia.wordpress.com/ Krishna Ishta: https://twitter.com/MXgenderslayer and Muffy Hunter: https://twitter.com/borntooloose The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recordings by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The Stand Up Tragedy podcast will be coming out every two weeks (on a fortnightly rota) from now until August. This week's episode is the first act of our Tragic Spring live show which took place at the Hackney Attic on April 25th. This act was dedicated to Tragic Beginnings. Our next live show is Tragic Summer on June 6th: https://www.facebook.com/events/1374545949536475/ Content Note: the third performer in this act refers to rape and sexual assault as part of their performance. Today's episode features: Paul Case: https://captainoftherant.wordpress.com/ Micheal Brunström: http://www.humanloire.com/ and Dave Pickering: http://www.davepickeringstoryteller.co.uk The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recordings by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The Stand Up Tragedy podcast will be coming out every two weeks (on a fortnightly rota) from now until August. This week's episode is a short one featuring a talk given by SUT host Dave Pickering at the Arts Emergency Social Club. Arts Emergency are a charity that helps disadvantaged teens study subjects they love: http://www.arts-emergency.org/ Our next live show is Tragic Spring on April 25th: http://www.facebook.com/events/588668424609848/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The Stand Up Tragedy podcast will be coming out every two weeks (on a fortnightly rota) from now until August. This week's episode is the third act of our Tragic Winter live show which took place at the Hackney Attic in February. This act was dedicated to Tragic Death. Our next live show is Tragic Spring on April 25th: http://www.facebook.com/events/588668424609848/ Today's episode features: Iszi Lawrence: http://www.iszi.com/ Amy McAllister: https://amymcallisterpoetry.wordpress.com/ and Jack Rooke: http://www.jackrooke.com/ Content Note: Bereavement, child abuse, suicide The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recordings by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The Stand Up Tragedy podcast will be coming out every two weeks (on a fortnightly rota) until August 2015. This week's episode is the second act of our Tragic Winter live show which took place at the Hackney Attic in February. It is dedicated to Tragic Climate was guest hosted and curated by Alice Bell: https://twitter.com/alicebell https://alicerosebell.wordpress.com Our next live show is Tragic Spring on April 25th: http://www.facebook.com/events/588668424609848/ Today's episode features: Bridgett McKenzie: https://aboutbridgetmckenzie.wordpress.com/ Jack Stilgoe: https://jackstilgoe.wordpress.com/ and Martin Zaltz Austwick: http://www.martinzaltzaustwick.com/ Content Note: It's climate change so it's full of depressing information and hard truths. The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recording by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The Stand Up Tragedy podcast will be coming out every two weeks (on a fortnightly rota) from now until August. This week's episode is the first act of our Tragic Winter live show which took place at the Hackney Attic in February. This act was dedicated to Tragic Fairytales. Our next live show is Tragic Spring on April 25th: https://www.facebook.com/events/588668424609848/ Today's episode features: Jessica Law: https://jessicalaw.bandcamp.com/ Lauren Stone: https://twitter.com/lstone345 and Dave Pickering: http://www.davepickeringstoryteller.co.uk Content Note: It's fairytales so that means plenty of death and a lot of dark imagery. The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recordings by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

This week's Stand Up Tragedy podcast tells you what we have coming up this year in terms of live shows, changes to the podcast schedule and invites you to #TragicWinter: https://www.facebook.com/events/1516191711967276/ Also a song by The Reactionaries: https://thereactionaries1.bandcamp.com/releases The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

This week's Stand Up Tragedy podcast tells you what we have coming up this year in terms of live shows, changes to the podcast schedule and invites you to #TragicWinter: https://www.facebook.com/events/1516191711967276/ Also a song by The Reactionaries: https://thereactionaries1.bandcamp.com/releases The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The eleventh episode (or volume as we like to think of them) of Selected Tragedy. These shows are themed collections of highlights from three years of tragedy. We will be putting out weekly volumes of selected tragedy until our live shows start up again on the 28th February 2015 with Tragic Winter: http://www.facebook.com/events/1516191711967276/ Vol 11 takes delves into the process of performing at SUT and looks at a couple of performances in more detail. This podcast mixes interviews recorded for Stand Up Tragedy, live stories told on our stage and some extracts from SUT's sister podcast Getting Better Acquainted. We hear from Robin Ince, Richard Tyrone Jones and Siobhan Dodd and the episode ends with a song about a dead bird. Content Note: Death, Bereavement, Suicide, Mental Health Issues, Christmas, Conversations Robin Ince: http://robinince.com/ Siobhan Dodd: https://twitter.com/unclesiobhan Richard Tyrone Jones: http://www.richardtyronejones.com/ The Reactionaries: https://thereactionaries1.bandcamp.com/releases Dave Pickering: www.davepickeringstoryteller.co.uk The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, live recordings by Stephen Harvey, interview and extra recording from Bryony Hawkins, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The tenth episode (or volume as we like to think of them) of Selected Tragedy. These shows are themed collections of highlights from three years of tragedy. We will be putting out weekly volumes of selected tragedy until our live shows start up again in on the 28th February 2015 with Tragic Winter: http://www.facebook.com/events/1516191711967276/ Vol 10 showcases some tragic true stories told by comedians and storytellers on our stage over the last few years, the stories get personal and they get political, they look at the past, the present and the future. Content Note: War Crimes, Violence, Genocide, Homelessness, Prison, Imperialism, Hope, Humour, History and Werewolf Erotica. Deborah Francis-White: http://www.deborahfrances-white.com/ Ali Mason: https://twitter.com/alimason Laraby: https://twitter.com/LaraMascaraNYC Njambi McGrath: http://www.njambimcgrathcomedy.co.uk/ Radcliffe Royds: https://twitter.com/RadcliffeRoyds Mathilda Gregory: https://mathildia.wordpress.com/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, with recording from Stephen Harvey, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The ninth episode (or volume as we like to think of them) of Selected Tragedy. These shows are themed collections of highlights from three years of tragedy. We will be putting out weekly volumes of selected tragedy until our live shows start up again in on the 28th February 2015 with Tragic Winter: http://www.facebook.com/events/1516191711967276/ Vol 9 showcases some tragic performances by comedians, showcasing the way Stand Up Tragedy allows comedians a space to play it straight and to talk about darker and sadder topics than they might usually address in a comedy club. Andy Bodle: https://twitter.com/_Womanology_ Susan Steed: https://twitter.com/SusanSteed Lauren Stone: https://twitter.com/lstone345 Charley Harrison: http://charleylucyharrison.com/ Tamer Kattan: http://www.tamerkattan.com/ Sara Pascoe: http://www.sarapascoe.com/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, with recording from Stephen Harvey, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The eighth episode (or volume as we like to think of them) of Selected Tragedy. These shows are themed collections of highlights from three years of tragedy. We will be putting out weekly volumes of selected tragedy until our live shows start up again in on the 28th February 2015 with Tragic Winter: http://www.facebook.com/events/1516191711967276/ Vol 8 showcases some tragic fairytales that have been told on our stage over the last few years. Lucy Ayrton: http://www.lucyayrton.co.uk/ Tim Ralphs: http://www.timralphs.com/ Brydie Lee-Kennedy: http://www.brydieleekennedy.com/ Stephe Harrop: http://www.stepheharrop.co.uk/ Martin Austwick: http://www.martinzaltzaustwick.com/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, with recording from Stephen Harvey, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The seventh episode (or volume as we like to think of them) of Selected Tragedy. These shows are themed collections of highlights from three years of tragedy. We will be putting out weekly volumes of selected tragedy until our live shows start up again in on the 28th February 2015 with Tragic Winter: www.facebook.com/events/1516191711967276/ Vol 7 showcases some tragic poetry. Content Note: racism, homelessness, bereavement, death, poverty, addiction Adele Hampton: https://twitter.com/adelehampton Keith Jarrett: https://twitter.com/keithjlondon Lee Nelson: https://twitter.com/ARealLeeNelson Louise Fazackerley: https://twitter.com/louisethepoet James McKay: https://twitter.com/quietcircus The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, with recording from Stephen Harvey, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The sixth episode (or volume as we like to think of them) of Selected Tragedy. These shows are themed collections of highlights from three years of tragedy. We will be putting out weekly volumes of selected tragedy until our live shows start up again in on the 28th February 2015 with Tragic Winter: https://www.facebook.com/events/1516191711967276/ Vol 6 offers a series of tragic history lessons. Content Note: suicide, death, racism, slavery, poetry, hubris, comedy and people who you may never have heard about but who played both important and impotent roles in history. Jonathan Wakeham: https://twitter.com/jonathanwakeham http://locofilmfestival.com/ Dzifa Benson: https://twitter.com/DzifaBenson http://thespitofme.wordpress.com/ Helen Zaltzman: https://twitter.com/helenzaltzman http://helenzaltzman.com/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, with recording from Stephen Harvey, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The fifth episode (or volume as we like to think of them) of Selected Tragedy. These shows are themed collections of highlights from three years of tragedy. We will be putting out weekly volumes of selected tragedy until our live shows start up again in on the 28th February 2015 with Tragic Winter: https://www.facebook.com/events/1516191711967276/ Vol 5 brings together the highlights from last year's Tragic Christmas show. It was a benefit for Arts Emergency: http://www.arts-emergency.org/ Content Note: suicide, mental health issues, violence against children, Christmas, enchanting stories, mother's with tails, paper cranes and the light in the darkness. Featuring: Lucy Ayrton: http://www.lucyayrton.co.uk/ Richard Tyrone Jones: http://www.richardtyronejones.com/ Bec Hill: http://www.bechillcomedian.com/ James McKay: http://www.mckaypoetry.com/ and Dave Pickering: https://dave-pickering.squarespace.com/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, with recording from Stephen Harvey, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The fourth episode (or volume as we like to think of them) of Selected Tragedy. These shows are themed collections of highlights from three years of tragedy. We will be putting out weekly volumes of selected tragedy until our live shows start up again in on the 28th February 2015 with Tragic Winter: Vol 4 aims to give you an idea of the range of tragedies that we showcase on our stage, mixing in performances from lot's of genres interspersed with songs from musicians with very different musical styles. Content Note: poverty, shame, suicide, death, "locked in" syndrome, science, comedy and IT. Allan Girod: https://twitter.com/allangirod MJ Hibbett: http://mjhibbett.co.uk/ Gráinne Maguire: http://www.grainnemaguire.com/ Worry Dolls: http://www.worrydollsmusic.com/ Alice Bell: http://www.alicerosebell.com/ Sound of the Ladies: http://www.thesoundoftheladies.com/ J Adamthwaite: http://www.jadamthwaite.co.uk/ The Mechanisms: http://themechanisms.com/ Tamer Kattan: http://www.tamerkattan.com/ Emily Capell: http://emilycapellmusic.weebly.com/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, with recording from Stephen Harvey, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The third episode (or volume as we like to think of them) of Selected Tragedy. These shows are themed collections of highlights from three years of tragedy. We will be putting out weekly volumes of selected tragedy until our live shows start up again in on the 28th February 2015. Vol 3 highlights some tragic folk and some folk tragedies that we have had on our stage, tragic folk stories and tragic folk songs mix with some stories and spoken word that also chime with traditions inside folk artforms such as chronicling history and protesting. Content Note: death, dementia, bereavement, murder. Richard Tyrone Jones: http://www.richardtyronejones.com/ Josie Rose: https://www.facebook.com/JosieRoseMusic Stephe Harrop: http://www.stepheharrop.co.uk/ Hollowbody: http://www.danielweltman.com/ Charley Harrison: http://charleylucyharrison.com/ Grace Petrie: http://gracepetrie.com/ Keith Jarrett: https://www.facebook.com/keithjarrettpoet The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, with recording from Stephen Harvey, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The second episode (or volume as we like to think of them) of Selected Tragedy. These shows are themed collections of highlights from three years of tragedy. We will be putting out weekly volumes of selected tragedy until our live shows start up again in on the 28th February 2015. Vol 2 highlights two moments where performers shared stories of their mental health issues with us and talks about how Stand Up Tragedy has become a space where these issues are regularly covered. Content Note: depression, anxiety, suicide, bullying. It also features a performance fro,m SUT host Dave Pickering that didn't happen at a Stand Up Tragedy so it should be new to podcast listeners. It's a true story that was told at a night when park London and Risk! teamed up. That show in full over on the Risk! podcast: http://risk-show.com/podcast/3177/ Spark London is running a night of stories around and about mental health on Monday 1st December at the Hackney Attic which Dave will be hosting: https://www.facebook.com/events/794582853913972/ Nina Gray: https://twitter.com/gourenina Anil G: https://twitter.com/godigumdrop Dave Pickering: http://www.davepickeringstoryteller.co.uk The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, with recording from Stephen Harvey, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The first episode (or volume as we like to think of them) of Selected Tragedy. These shows are themed collections of highlights from three years of tragedy. We will be putting out weekly volumes of selected tragedy until our live shows start up again in February 2015. Vol 1 takes us through Stand Up Tragedy's Tragic Origins and gives you a sense of what the show is about and why it began and how it's developed and evolved over the years. It brings together performances from Josie Long, Eddie Pepitone, Andy Zaltzman and SUT host Dave Pickering, as well as some interviews and commentary. It doesn't include a performance from Stewart Lee, but it does include a story about a performance from Stewart Lee. It's a really good introduction to what we do, so if you enjoy it please share the tragedy with your friends. Josie Long: http://www.josielong.com/ Eddie Pepitone: http://eddiepepitone.com/ Andy Zaltzman: https://twitter.com/zaltzcricket Dave Pickering: http://www.davepickeringstoryteller.co.uk The episode was produced by Dave Pickering, with recording mostly by Stephen Harvey, interviews and extra recording from Bryony Hawkins, main theme by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

The first of three live recordings from our Tragic Friends live event which took place at the Dogstar, Brixton on the 25th September 2014. Featuring: Dave Pickering: http://www.davepickeringstoryteller.co.uk Tim Ralphs: http://www.timralphs.com/ Matt Miller: https://twitter.com/MattMiller2805 and Brydie Lee-Kennedy: http://www.brydieleekennedy.com/ Our next live show is Tragic Horror at The Hackney Attic on Saturday 25th October: https://www.facebook.com/events/707597412628896/ Make friends with some tragedy by friending us on Facebook or following us @standup4tragedy on twitter. This podcast was recorded by Stephen Harvey with music from Sam Wilkinson and George Brufton.

The second of three live recordings from our Tragic Friends live event which took place at the Dogstar, Brixton on the 25th September 2014. Featuring: Joe Murphy and Polly MacLean: http://www.sergeantbuzfuz.com http://www.slateislands.com Lauren Stone: https://twitter.com/standup4tragedy Susan Steed: https://twitter.com/susansteed and Fay Roberts: http://www.fayroberts.co.uk/ Our next live show is Tragic Horror at The Hackney Attic on Saturday 25th October: www.facebook.com/events/707597412628896/ Make friends with some tragedy by friending us on Facebook or following us @standup4tragedy on twitter. This podcast was recorded by Stephen Harvey with music from Sam Wilkinson and George Brufton.

The third of three live recordings from our Tragic Friends live event which took place at the Dogstar, Brixton on the 25th September 2014. Next week there will be no podcast but the week after we will be back with the first episode of Tragic Horror! Featuring: Adele Hampton: http://adelehampton.com/ Keith Jarrett: https://www.facebook.com/keithjarrettpoet and Dave Pickering: http://davepickeringstoryteller.co.uk/ Our next live show is Tragic Horror at The Hackney Attic on Saturday 25th October: www.facebook.com/events/707597412628896/ Make friends with some tragedy by friending us on Facebook or following us @standup4tragedy on twitter. This podcast was recorded by Stephen Harvey with music from Sam Wilkinson and George Brufton.

Shrapnel: Shrapnel is the solo synth pop project of Sydney-sider Sam Wilkinson, perhaps better known for his involvement in bands such as: Day Ravies, King Tears Mortuary and Mope City. ‘Tobacco Dreams’ is his debut release on Tenth Court records, a bedroom-pop album that does a fine job showing that Sam is one of those multi-talented kind of guys that’s helping further blur the line of song-writer and producer. Recorded & mixed by Dusty Anastassiou. Recorded at 107 Projects, Sydney. 19 July 2014. Orion: Comprising of members of the equally dearly departed Whores and Oily Boys, Orion take up the quieter, more melodic moments hinted on that latter band’s debut EP, Majesty. They sit somewhere between the arty post punk of Naked on The Vague and the slightly less arty post punk of Constant Mongrel. In fact, some songs have an almost Orange Juice kind of suave. Recorded & mixed by Dusty Anastassiou. Recorded at 107 Projects, Sydney. 19 July 2014. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 8-9pm, Friday 26 September 2014. Show production and engineering: Josh Watson.

The second of two live recordings from our Tragic Misadventures live event which took place at The Black Heart in Camden. It was a cross over show with Kit Lovelace's Romantic Misadventure: http://www.romanticmisadventure.com Featuring: Jo Barrett from Life in Scents: http://lifeinscents.com/ Lily Potkin: https://twitter.com/MissPotkin Joel Golby: http://joelgolby.co.uk/ Kit Lovelace: https://twitter.com/kitlovelace Dave Pickering: http://www.davepickeringstoryteller.co.uk We will be in Edinburgh at the Free Fringe from 2nd-24th August, 7.30pm daily at the Banshee Labyrinth, Banqueting Hall: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/stand-up-tragedy Join us next week for a best of SUT show put together by Bryony Hawkins. Make friends with some tragedy by friending us on Facebook or following us @standup4tragedy on twitter. This podcast was recorded by Stephen Harvey with music from Sam Wilkinson and George Brufton.

The first of two live recordings from our Tragic Misadventures live event which took place at The Black Heart in Camden. It was a cross over show with Kit Lovelace's Romantic Misadventure: http://www.romanticmisadventure.com Featuring: Nell Frizzell: https://twitter.com/NellFrizzell Gloria Sanders: http://www.ideastap.com/people/gloriasanders Radcliffe Royds: http://radclifferoyds.wordpress.com/ Hayley Campbell: http://hayleycampbell.com/ Jo Barrett from Life in Scents: http://lifeinscents.com/ Kit Lovelace: https://twitter.com/kitlovelace Dave Pickering: http://www.davepickeringstoryteller.co.uk We will be in Edinburgh at the Free Fringe from 2nd-24th August, 7.30pm daily at the Banshee Labyrinth, Banqueting Hall: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/stand-up-tragedy Join us next week for Act 2 of Tragic Misadventures. Make friends with some tragedy by friending us on Facebook or following us @standup4tragedy on twitter. This podcast was recorded by Stephen Harvey with music from Sam Wilkinson and George Brufton.