Podcast appearances and mentions of Shaun Williams

Myles Thornton hosted the No One Likes Us Talkin Team of Ted Robinson and Stan Godwin. The panel discussed the results against Burnley and Leeds United. They highlighted the former Players Evening with Ben Thompson and Shaun Williams at Arry's Bar next Thursday.The first guest was Roy Larner, "The Lion of London Bridge." He spoke about Dougie Brimson securing the rights to his book to make the movie and his involvement.Updates on Millwall Romans and Pride, and Millwall Lionesses.Stoke City v Millwall was previewed and predictions were made.All show guests responded to Ted's Prediction League.Former Lion, Phil Coleman brought more Tales from his Boot Room.Our second guest, Sam Gardiner Spoke about our tactics, Neil Harris and the players that have stood out this season before he played a darts match.The show played out remembering the fallen of many conflicts and the Last Post played by a buglar of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.Music and Audio credits:https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background MusicRoyal Scottish National Orchestra: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1y1xZyp1Vo 

Myles Thornton hosted the No One Likes Us Talkin Team of Ted Robinson and Stan Godwin. The panel discussed the results against Burnley and Leeds United. They highlighted the former Players Evening with Ben Thompson and Shaun Williams at Arry's Bar next Thursday.The first guest was Roy Larner, "The Lion of London Bridge." He spoke about Dougie Brimson securing the rights to his book to make the movie and his involvement.Updates on Millwall Romans and Pride, and Millwall Lionesses.Stoke City v Millwall was previewed and predictions were made.All show guests responded to Ted's Prediction League.Former Lion, Phil Coleman brought more Tales from his Boot Room.Our second guest, Sam Gardiner Spoke about our tactics, Neil Harris and the players that have stood out this season before he played a darts match.The show played out remembering the fallen of many conflicts and the Last Post played by a buglar of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.Music and Audio credits:https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background MusicRoyal Scottish National Orchestra: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1y1xZyp1Vo 

Shaun Williams is the latest guest joining our new look panel! Willo talks his route to football, international duty & his time with The Lions its a fun filled episode.Wall Talk is sponsored NordVPN. NordVPN is the market leader in cyber security, allowing users data to be secure when out and about. To get our exclusive offers head to: Join NordVPN in supporting your team | NordVPN Thank you NordVPN for your support!Head to Millwall TV to WATCH the full episode...Head to Millwall TV to WATCH the full episode...

Trei studenți din Germania, călătoresc în această perioadă prin România, în căutarea muzicii tradiționale. Este un proiect inițiat de asociația KulturTandem International cu sediul la Heidelberg, Germania, iar studenții vin de la Popakademie Baden-Württemberg. Despre proiectul 'Back to the roots', într-o discuție cu Cristina Nan, președinta Asociației KulturTandem și Mihai Balabaș, muzician sub îndrumarea căruia studenții descoperă lucruri intersante despre izvoarele muzicii tradiționale. Începutul proiectului 'Back to the roots' a fost în 2023, când, cu ocazia împlinirii a zece ani de activitate, asociația KulturTandem a organizat un spectacol dedicat muzicii lăutărești din România. Acesta a fost precedat de o expunere pe tema „Muzica lăutărească românească în context european” susținută de etnologul și muzicianul american Shaun Williams, stabilit din 2016 în România, care cercetează tarfurile și muzica tradițională roma. Prelegerea s-a adresat în special publicului de specialitate și cursanților Pop Akademie Mannheim, urmată de un dialog între prezentator, taraf și publicul prezent. Cu un mix de sunete arhaice românești și roma, solista vocala Corina Sîrghi și acordeonistul Shaun Williams împreună cu trupa lor au purtat publicul într-o călătorie către București, între tango și sunete tradiționale lăutărești, i-au sensibilizat pe cei prezenți cu cântece despre iubire, dor și tristețe. Un public entuziasmat care a ascultat această muzică profundă cu inima deschisă și a lăsat cu greu trupa să plece după două bis-uri. În 2024, Ali Cabuk (baglama), Quentin Vogel (pian), Virginia Elif Fischer (percuție) sub îndrumarea muzicianului Mihai Balabaș (Ansamblul muzical Trei Parale), sunt în vizită prin București, Vrancea și Transilvania și vor avea avea ocazia să cunoască diferite instrumente și să se familiarizeze cu sunetele tradiționale, vor interacționa cu muzicieni români, vor cânta împreună și vor trăi mai îndeaproape cultura românească. Vizita se desfășoară în cadrul proiectului 'Back to the roots', proiect finanțat de Fundația Baden-Württemberg, în cadrul programului Perspektive Donau.

All is not lost after an affair. You and your marriage can become more resilient and stronger from what could've destroyed you. Shame says, “You are damaged. You are bad.” But that is not true. You can truly rise above shame and have hope even after an affair. Shaun is back on the podcast today, and we're discussing what we learned from our affairs. This conversation will help all who have been affected by the impact of infidelity in your relationship and will help you believe the journey toward healing and rebuilding trust is attainable.  In this episode, Shaun and I talk about some “hidden blessings” we've learned along the way and encourage you to do the same. As Maya Angelou says, “I can be changed by what happens to me, but I refuse to be reduced by it.” Your marriage may have gone through infidelity, but infidelity does not have to be the end.  My infidelity intensive course helps individuals and couples to finally heal from the shame and pain of infidelity.  Learn more about Infidelity Intensive here. **If you like the show, please leave a review! This helps other marriages and relationships grow too! **  Leave a Review and Subscribe to the Podcast Full show notes are at rebuildinguspodcast.com. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Shaun Williams - founder of Gay Fathers Worldwide and Bent Couch CounsellingSummary In this episode, David Cotton interviews licensed counselor Shaun Williams; he previously had successful career in construction when he came out as gay after 25 years of marriage. After coming out he changed his career to help others finding their true selves. Shaun shares his experiences growing up in the 80s, discovering his sexuality at a young age, and the weight of keeping his secret. He discusses the impact on his family and the challenges he faced in coming out. Shaun also talks about the creation of Gay Fathers Worldwide, a support group he formed for men who have come out later in life. He emphasizes the importance of finding a safe space and community for support and understanding.TakeawaysComing out later in life can be a lonely and isolating experience, but finding a safe space and community of others who have had similar experiences can provide support and reassurance.The weight of keeping a secret about one's sexuality can have a significant impact on mental health and well-being.The process of coming out can be challenging and may involve difficult conversations with family members and loved ones.Creating a support group or community for individuals who have come out later in life can provide a valuable resource for connection, understanding, and shared experiences.Chapters 00:00 Introduction00:48 Growing Up in the 80s02:16 Discovering His Sexuality03:16 Getting Married04:15 The Weight of the Secret05:12 Dealing with Guilt and Shame06:11 Living a Lie07:11 Finding Purpose in Helping Others09:06 Impact on Family11:30 Inspiration from Daughters12:56 Coming Out and Seeking Help13:53 The Process of Coming Out15:19 Creating Gay Fathers Worldwide19:11 Regrets and Lessons Learned23:20 Acceptance in the Gay Community26:27 Late-Life Coming Out Experience28:25 Creation of Gay Fathers Worldwide29:21 Common Experiences of Children31:48 New Life and Career36:41 Importance of Community37:37 Conclusion Bent Couch Counselling: https://www.bentcouch.com.au/Gay Fathers Worldwide: https://gayfathersworldwide.wordpress.com/Podcast website: https://www.OutLateWithDavid.com YouTube Edition: https://youtu.be/C7PJTAcmGT8Certified Professional Life Coach, David Cotton: https://www.DavidCottonCoaching.com Contact me: david@davidcottoncoaching.com

Planning papers reveal a divisive seafront development dubbed a “mini Center Parcs” could have up to 220 holiday homes.New documents show the scale of the bold proposals to turn Hythe Golf Club into a lakeside tourist destination.Also in today's podcast, hear from police officers who have been on patrol tackling violence against women in Canterbury.Operation Vigilant is a special mission to find men displaying signs of predatory behaviour, such as sexual harassment, inappropriate touching and loitering.Drone and police dogs are being used to try and hunt down burglars who stole £14,000 worth of silver bullion and coins in Kent. The intruders scaled a fence at the private residence while the owners were watching television upstairs. A former nightclub in Chatham could be transformed into even more apartments than planned after developers resubmitted proposals for a new housing project.61 flats could now be built  on the site of Krystals Nightclub and Vanity Bar which shut in the summer of 2013.And in sport, Gillingham head coach Stephen Clemence insists captain Shaun Williams remains part of their plans.The Gills skipper hasn't been named in the squad in their last two league games and the 37-year-old has only featured as a substitute in two FA Cup fixtures. 

In 1991, a Georgia couple were experiencing profound economic hardships. The wife began to become fed up with her husband's excuses, lack of work, and lack of motivation. She had started thinking of leaving when inexplicably she and her 12 year old son were found in the Sumter National Forrest apparently victims of a auto accident.Get your Carolina Crimes gear at www.carolinacrimesstore.comSources:https://murderpedia.org/male.W/w1/williams-luke.htm

Shaun Williams was well entrenched and purposefully building on the foundations he had already laid in his corporate life. Then, following a chat with a friend at a party, he became aware of a “nature quest on Noongar Boodja”, run by Claire Vanderplank from Partnering with Nature. He researched, prepared and finally made the decision to do it. So, not long after the suggestion was made to him, Shaun found himself travelling to country Western Australia early one morning - after attending a “bucks night” - to test himself over 8 days - 4 of them in solitude - and experience some something that was approaching spiritual enlightenment.

Loneliness can feel like a constant companion when we're in the closet. But what about the loneliness we experience – and perhaps aren't prepared for – AFTER we come out? What did you do to feel accepted and belonging in the community? Let's explore the loneliness we can feel after we come out in this conversation with my friend, Shaun Williams of Bent Couch Counselling. Grab a coffee and join me and Shaun and listen to his beautiful story. About Shaun: Born in country Victoria and father to four kids, Shaun finally admitted to himself and his family that he was gay in 2019. In working to overcome the challenges his new life presented, he started an international peer support group for 800 formerly married gay men with kids - Gay Fathers Worldwide. Realising life had more to offer, Shaun gave up his long-term career in public health construction and embarked on a new vocation as mental health professional servicing the needs of the LGBTQIA+ community. In 2022 he launched his own company Bent Couch Counselling which has successfully helped many men overcome many issues including anxiety, depression and loneliness. Shaun is a local leader in the Melbourne gay community as deputy Chair of the City of Port Philip LGBTQIA+ Advisory Committee and the Small business director for Globe Victoria which assists LGBTQIA+ communities, small businesses and professionals to connect. Later this year he has been invited to speak at the Australian Counselling Conference. Shaun lives in Melbourne with his new partner and is living his best life. Website: https://bentcouch.com Instagram: @bent_couch_counselling Email: admin@bentcouch.com Links: Join us on YouTube: https://youtu.be/DSCltANne00 Have Phil's guidance through your loneliness: https://www.thelonelinessguy.com/myservices Website: https://www.thelonelinessguy.com Join the mailing list: https://www.thelonelinessguy.com/subscribe Contact Phil: connect@thelonelinessguy.com Sounds recorded with permission at Prefab Eatery, Wellington: www.pre-fab.co.nz

A Kent grammar school has lost its 'outstanding' rating after being inspected by Ofsted for the first time in 15 years. Rochester Grammar has been downgraded to 'good'. It comes as the schools watchdog comes under pressure to put inspections on hold after a head teacher took her own life. Also in today's podcast, the government's controversial new migration policy is being debated by MPs again. It's aimed at stopping people crossing the Channel to Kent in small boats by banning them from claiming asylum. A Gillingham teenager says her life is in limbo after she started suffering seizures. Shanice Waterman has described what happens while her dad has criticised why it's taking so long to get a brain scan. Meantime, a young woman from Canterbury who suffers from a rare disease which leaves her feeling like she's burning has spoken about how it's destroyed her life. Millie Martin's been diagnosed with complex regional pain syndrome which is said to be one of the world's most painful incurable conditions. It's the start of World Autism Acceptance week and an autistic woman from Maidstone is fighting to change the education system. Hear from Megan Horan who suffered panic attacks, bouts of self harm and anxious meltdowns during her GCSEs. As campaigning officially gets under way ahead of the local elections in Kent we've been speaking to our political editor Paul Francis. We'll get to vote on May, 4 and the results will decide who's in charge of councils across the county. And in sport, it was an incredibly win for Gillingham at the weekend. They beat promotion chasing Carlisle United 1-0 at Priestfield. Hear from goal scorer Shaun Williams and manager Neil Harris. 

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From DUI & Deception to Deliverance (Black Love) - with Shaun Williams My hubby Shaun is back with today! We spill the tea on how we met, our tumultuous dating, including a tragic car accident & DUI, the ups and downs of getting pregnant and married at a young age to where we are today.  Whew! The first real situation we experienced together was at Shaun's senior prom. I left with one of my guy friends and Shaun, in a drunken rage, followed and ended up in a car accident. One of the lowest moments in my teenage years was this night. Shaun totaled his car and went to jail. After the accident, we didn't see each other because my mom wouldn't allow me to see him. Shaun lost his football scholarship, experienced depression, and was shipped off to boot camp.   Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder Once Shaun decided it was time for change, he left for boot camp. He really felt that this experience helped grow him into a man. He would write several letters to me as he was away, but I was never the long distance type. After many months of being away, Shaun returned from boot camp and ended up running into my mom and me at the mall. Shaun said he was getting married (which was a lie), but once I got ahold of this news, I knew I couldn't let this happen. We slowly rekindled our relationship and got back together.   Surprise Visitor It was time for me to go off to college and Shaun decided to join me. One month into college, we got a big surprise. I was pregnant. This news completely changed the trajectory of our lives. I knew that it wasn't possible for me to raise a child in a dorm room, so I knew I had to drop out and leave college. Since our church taught us that we must get married because we'd had a child out of wedlock, we married at 18 and 21. Ahem, not advisable.    Early Marriage Infidelity Shaun and I experienced so many struggles when it came to being new parents and newlyweds. We suffered from infidelity on both sides and experienced a really tough relationship in the earlier years. It got so bad that I didn't think that I would be able to continue on with this marriage. It was extremely challenging trying to build a family foundation when nothing in our life felt stable. We both knew something had to give. It was time for us to both start working on ourselves, creating a relationship with God and healing things that held us back from being all we knew we could be.   ALSO LISTEN TO: Rebuilding Trust: Rebuilding Us: Our Journey Out of Infidelity    Turning Shadows to Light We both knew that there was healing needed in order to allow our relationship to survive. I got my relationship with the Lord back on track, and my life completely changed. Shaun got therapy and started realizing who he actually was. We both started healing from things that caused us pain in the past.  It sounds super simple, but it's true: this healing really allowed us to come together and create the family that we have today. Through God's love, grace, and guidance, we were able to not only survive our marriage but thrive in our marriage. Our journey from DUI, deception, near-divorce, and doubt has led us to sharing our testimony with as many people as we can. We are a living witness that if God can do it for us, he can do it for you too . . . if you're willing to surrender, forgive, repent, and let him make you new. Listen to the full episode and share with someone who can use some encouragement in their marriage today.   Links Mentioned in this Episode Learn the 7 Secrets to a Healthy Marriage  Teen Pregnancy, Parenting, & Talking to Your Kids About Sex  How to Get Your Spouse to Go to Marriage Coaching    SUBSCRIBE | SHARE | RATE | COMMENT To ensure you never miss an episode, be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Remember, sharing is caring! So, share these episodes with your friends and family via email or social media.

A woman has been fined £100 after being spotted feeding ducks on a stretch of the River Medway in Tonbridge. Susan Watson tore up a slice of bread and scattered it into the water before being approached by an enforcement officer. The council have since admitted they 'got this one wrong' and given a refund - find out what some of you have had to say about it. Also in today's podcast, ambulance workers in Kent have gone out on strike. It's the third time they've walked out in recent weeks in an ongoing dispute over pay. We've been speaking to the GMB Union. A Kent man whose dad died as a result of a contaminated blood scandal says he hopes vital lessons will be learned. Peter Wratten got hepatitis C after being given infected blood products that had been imported from the US - hear from his son Tim. Final preparations are being made ahead of the opening of what's set to be one of Kent's biggest charity shops. Volunteers have already sorted through three tonnes of donations to the Salvation Army's new building in Folkestone. The work of a charity that started out in Kent is now going to be felt across the world. The Street Soccer Foundation uses football to work with young people and has been endorsed by Commonwealth bosses. A Higham salon owner has announced she's finally hanging up her scissors after more than 50 years. Irene Carter was just 15 when she started an apprenticeship. She's been speaking to our reporter Alex Langridge. And in sport, hear from the Gillingham manager following their win in front of a sold-out Priestfield at the weekend. It finished 1-0 against Crawley Town thanks to a goal from captain Shaun Williams in the second half.

Tune-in at 10 AM TODAY to our live, fun, informative, and popular radio show! Chuck Geary and Angela Hoffman will be our special guests on the show today. We will also have a very special duo hosting todays show- Tom "The Bouv" Bouvier & Shaun Williams. This will be a great show that you don't want to miss! We share important info with you about Health Insurance, Medicare, Life, Disability, Long Term Care, Accident, and other insurance solutions. Sure, we know that insurance is confusing and doesn't sound sexy, but we make our show fun, informative, and quite simply we provide, "Insurance Straight Talk" - No BS! Catch our show every Tuesday at 10am on WSTU1450 AM & WPSL1590 AM and FB Live @ Quality of LIFE Radio Show

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Tune-in NOW to our live, fun, informative, and popular radio show! Shaun Williams from Marine Bank and Trust will be our special guest on the show from 10am-11am. You never want to miss this show...Really! We share important info with you about Health Insurance, Medicare, Life, Disability, Long Term Care, Accident, and other insurance solutions. Sure, we know that insurance is confusing and doesn't sound sexy, but we make our show fun, informative, and quite simply we provide, "Insurance Straight Talk" - No BS! Catch our show every Tuesday at 10am on WSTU1450 AM & WPSL1590 AM and FB Live @ Quality of LIFE Radio Show.

How to Stay Connected When You're Apart - with Shaun Williams In the lifespan of a marriage, you are likely to spend time apart, whether temporarily or more long-term. Today, we're discussing some creative ways to stay connected even when you're unable to be face-to-face. This episode was actually Shaun's idea, likely because we have spent a lot of time apart lately due to various business and work trips.  We all know how easy it is to lose connection in marriage. Well, prolonged distance makes it even worse. That's why it's important to be proactive and diligent when you know that one or both of you will be away.  Shaun and I discuss several times when we've been apart . . . from just a few weeks and even up to a year when he was away on military leave. We haven't always gotten it right, and each time we're apart, we learn more and more of what each other needs and ways we can help ensure the other spouse feels secure and important.  I'm sharing some creative practices you can do the next time you or your spouse/partner takes a trip. So, grab a pen or better yet, save this podcast to refer back to. Happy listening!    Links Mentioned in this Episode Episode 30: Commuter Marriages with Abe & Elaine Romero from Love in the Air Podcast   SUBSCRIBE | SHARE | RATE | COMMENT To ensure you never miss an episode, be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Remember, sharing is caring! So, share these episodes with your friends and family via email or social media.

How Men and Women Communicate Differently (Communication 101 Series) - with Shaun Williams Men are from Mars; women are from Venus, they said. How we communicate can differ as men and women. However, I want to help you take your communication skills out of this world! I couldn't resist. Back by popular demand, we have special guest, Shaun Williams, my hubby of nearly 23 years, on the episode today. He is in rare form, and I think we spent a solid quarter of this episode in hysterics. His shenanigans were on full display. Hopefully, you'll still find tons of value of out today's show.  Is it really true that men and women communicate differently? Well, of course, some of these factors are generalizations, but the truth is, we are different. Men actually use different parts of their brain to communicate than women do. The science behind our differences is quite astounding. Add to that society's "norms," and you have yourself a recipe for a communication catastrophe. But it doesn't have to be this way.  I'm Different than You If we could understand and acknowledge that we are different than our spouses/partners and that one way of communicating isn't better or worse than the other, we'd be so much better. Truthfully, opposites do attract, and we are better together. Different isn't bad; it's just different. Part of the joy of marriage is learning to appreciate, respect, and honor those differences.  And the Winner Is . . .  As promised, I announce the winner of our Podcast Review Contest on today's episode! THANK YOU to all who submitted a review. Reviews help others to find Real Relationship Talk and grow in their marriages and relationships. So, please, keep sharing, and keep the reviews coming in!   Other Resources Mentioned on this Episode:  7 Tips to Become a Better Listener    SUBSCRIBE | SHARE | RATE | COMMENT To ensure you never miss an episode, be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Remember, sharing is caring! So, share these episodes with your friends and family via email or social media.  

How to Have Non-Awkward Conversations About Sex with Your Spouse - with Shaun Williams (Shameless Sex Series) My hubby Shaun is our guest today, and we're talking about how to broach the conversation of unmet desires, fantasies, and unrealized hopes concerning sex in your marriage. This is one episode you'll want to hear especially if talking about sex makes you squeemish or triggers feelings of embarrasment, shame, or even pain. The truth is talking with your spouse about sex should be normal. Somehow, society has made it weird. How should you start? When should these conversations take place? What does it mean for Christian spouses to embrace their sexuality? What if talking about your sex life makes you more insecure? Shaun and I tackle all these hesitations and more in today's show. Plus, hear a listener's question in our Q & A with Dana Che segment concerning a previous episode on why married sex is the best sex.   SUBSCRIBE | SHARE | RATE | COMMENT To ensure you never miss an episode, be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Remember, sharing is caring! So, share these episodes with your friends and family via email or social media.

Forsaking All Others (Marriage Vows Series) – with Shaun Williams   Part of the wedding vows that can get a little sticky is the whole “forsaking all others” part. What does that mean? Can married people really not have friends? That's not how I read it. I do, however, believe that once you're married, all other people have to take a backseat to the marriage bond (oneness) you are trying to create. If there's a friend (platonic or not) that is threatening your union, they've gotta go. Kids? Give ‘em the ax! Well, maybe not technically, but if you have kids, you know they will try to come in between your marriage. Don't let them. Co-workers, best friends, parents, etc., all these relationships have to be re-evaluated. Now, while I don't believe in isolating yourself as a married couple, I do believe in using wisdom and communication to know how best to “re-categorize” some folks in your life once you get married. Real and Raw Today's episode was real and raw, and if I think about it long enough, a tad embarrassing, because Shaun and I had a little argument on the podcast. Yep, I kept it in there, so don't judge us. This information will be used for training purposes. Anyway, I'd love to hear your take on what does it mean to “forsake all others” in your marriage? How have you done this well, and how have you messed up? If we can be real, so can you. This is a worthy conversation that many married couples are simply not having. Yet, they should. Communicate your needs, desires, and even fears about your spouse's relationships with others outside your marriage. I want to make something clear: you should retain autonomy of yourself in whatever relationship you're in. This isn't some weird, cultish “lose yourself” teaching. You are a unique individual and will always be, but remember the purpose of marriage is oneness.   Okay, that's all the teasers I'm going to give you. You have to listen to the full episode to get the rest of the goods.   Links Mentioned in this Episode Join the Real Relationship Talk / Christian Marriages & Relationships Facebook Community! Want Dana to Coach Your Marriage?     SUBSCRIBE | SHARE | RATE | COMMENT To ensure you never miss an episode, be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Remember, sharing is caring! So, share these episodes with your friends and family via email or social media.    

[Sweet Repeat]: Making Love Outside the Bedroom – with Shaun Williams   One of our highest-ranked podcast episodes was the episode where Shaun and I talked about making love outside the bedroom. We were 100 percent real and raw and heard from many of you how much that episode helped in your marriages. We were gearing up for a couples' workshop (of the same name) at the time. The workshop was a huge success, and we are still hearing from couples who attended about how their intimacy (in all forms) has reached new heights.   Well, friends, I've been battling a respiratory infection over the last week that took away my voice, so instead of trying to prepare a new episode and introduction, Shaun took the helm on the podcast this week! He wanted to re-air the “Making Love Outside the Bedroom” episode in an attempt to butter me up once I'm better. LOL.   On a serious note, though, we share some major nuggets on this episode about communication, foreplay, understanding the emotional needs of yourself and your spouse, and so much more. Even if you've already heard this episode, it's definitely worth a “sweet repeat.”   So, put the kids out of the room, pop in your earphones or AirPods, and take good notes.   Learn the art of what it truly means to make love.   To read the show notes for the original episode Making Love Outside the Bedroom, click here.   For those who weren't able to attend the workshop live, it's now available as a virtual e-course! Click here to access.     SUBSCRIBE | SHARE | RATE | COMMENT To ensure you never miss an episode, be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Remember, sharing is caring! So, share these episodes with your friends and family via email or social media.   Finally, please leave a rating and a comment on Apple Podcasts to let me know how this podcast is helping you and your relationships. I'm always open to guest suggestions and how I can make the show even better!      

This week the lads catch up with Irish midfielder Shaun Williams. They chat all things Millwall and how he carved out such a great career at one of the toughest clubs in England because of his steely determination & self belief. Also this week they look back at Rovers getting a point against Derry with the help of #Throwingate! Bohs getting 3 points on the road against Longford, St Pats stumbled again, this time at the hands of Drogheda and Finn Harps share the spoils with Dundalk.

James Kelly hosted the NOLUT Team of Patricia Maslin, Gary Staff and Ted Robinson in our 19th Lockdown 3.0 (relaxing), Covid-19 podcast. The show featured:Support needed for the Lions Food Hub;A GoFundMe page has been set up for Millwall supporter Michael Cole, who has been diagnosed with an aggressive cancer spread; https://uk.gofundme.com/f/supporting-mike-cole-coleyJeremy BM talking of his Proper Blokes Club experience and what to expect;Millwall legend, former captain and player of the year and now assistant manager with Bromley FC Alan Dunne;Kai Bennet – Fan in the Dugout and Millwall Insider; James Kelly updates on the Millwall Lionesses and Luke Sheppard updates on the Romans;Can you help Dannielle and James support ELLENOR who cared for her late goalkeeping cousin Jordan Dawes - https://justgiving.com/fundraising/jordandaweshalfmarathonThe team reviewed Coventry City v Millwall;The team and Kai reviewed the outcomes of the season and guests gave their views on what country will win the Euro Championships;Gary Staff outlined ways to donate to MFC through donation and IFollow;Ted Robinson paid tribute to departing Millwall players Shaun Williams, Shane Ferguson and Frank Finlay;Patricia Maslin spoke about both the Millwall Lionesses and Romans both looking for players and how to apply.

James Kelly hosted the NOLUT Team of Patricia Maslin, Gary Staff and Ted Robinson in our 19th Lockdown 3.0 (relaxing), Covid-19 podcast. The show featured:Support needed for the Lions Food Hub;A GoFundMe page has been set up for Millwall supporter Michael Cole, who has been diagnosed with an aggressive cancer spread; https://uk.gofundme.com/f/supporting-mike-cole-coleyJeremy BM talking of his Proper Blokes Club experience and what to expect;Millwall legend, former captain and player of the year and now assistant manager with Bromley FC Alan Dunne;Kai Bennet – Fan in the Dugout and Millwall Insider; James Kelly updates on the Millwall Lionesses and Luke Sheppard updates on the Romans;Can you help Dannielle and James support ELLENOR who cared for her late goalkeeping cousin Jordan Dawes - https://justgiving.com/fundraising/jordandaweshalfmarathonThe team reviewed Coventry City v Millwall;The team and Kai reviewed the outcomes of the season and guests gave their views on what country will win the Euro Championships;Gary Staff outlined ways to donate to MFC through donation and IFollow;Ted Robinson paid tribute to departing Millwall players Shaun Williams, Shane Ferguson and Frank Finlay;Patricia Maslin spoke about both the Millwall Lionesses and Romans both looking for players and how to apply.

If you’re a single person looking for solid relationship tips, look no further than today’s episode featuring my husband, Shaun, as we share from our heart some wisdom that will help you to value yourself and to make better decisions in your relationships. First off, full disclosure, Shaun and I were super young when we got married . . . I was 18, and he was 21. So, technically, our single days were pretty short-lived. However, we’ve heard (and continue to hear) from our single friends about the struggles they’re facing in the single game and want to help steer you clear of some common pitfalls.   We thought it was fitting for us, as a married couple, to give some advice for single people from a compassionate yet challenging perspective. One of my Facebook followers on the Real Relationship Talk page sent me a message asking why married men don’t offer “relationship tips” to single women. Um . . . let’s just lay aside the obvious problems with that statement and get to her concerns. She wrote, “Annnnd why is it that married men who seem like ‘Mr. Right’ with their spouse don't have any Mr. Right recommendations for the single sistahs in their lives? I feel like we're out here trying to point ‘em out on our own.” I asked Shaun to take a stab at this question, and his response spawned today’s episode.   Relationship Tip #1: Value Yourself   This may seem like common sense, but far too many single people do not value themselves. They are not self-aware. They lack boundaries, and therefore, other people do not value them either. I see it all the time—beautiful, strong, smart, and capable women allowing themselves to be treated like options by undeserving men. This madness has to stop. The first relationship tip we give to single people is to honor yourself . . . value yourself. If you don’t, no one else will.    Relationship Tip #2: Stop Bending to Society’s Norms   Listen, if you don’t know who you are, you’ll allow everyone else to tell you who you are. Part of being confident and valuing yourself is shutting out society’s expectations, labels, and rules. You are not a Kardashian. You don’t have Kardashian money. You don’t have Kardashian clout. And you do not have Kris Jenner for your mom. Stop trying to “keep up with the Kardashians” or Kardashian-like expectations. No one’s body looks like that, not even theirs. So give yourself a break, and focus on your strengths. If you love you, other people will love you too.   Relationship Tip #3: Stop Giving It Away for Free   Here’s some old-school relationship advice that really works. If you’re giving all the goods away and allowing your boyfriend/girlfriend to be too comfortable, why would they want to marry you? We’re not suggesting that you start playing games, but you do need to ask yourself what are you willing to withhold in order to encourage your significant other to make an investment in you? The age-old adage Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free? still holds, friends.   Relationship Tip #4: Don’t Ghost Your Friends When You’re in a Relationship   We’ve all had “that” friend. The one who disappears like Casper when they begin a new relationship. It’s immature and insensitive. You need your friends. Don’t allow your new relationship status to undermine the very people you’re going to need to lean on when said relationship is over. Friends give us a different perspective. They encourage us when we’re down. And they bring balance to your life. So, don’t be shady; be a good friend.   I am so grateful to my husband, Shaun, for speaking to the hearts of my single listeners. I want you to be sure you’re subscribed to my email list so you can continue to receive these relationship tips on the regular using the link below.   Links Mentioned in this Episode   Get Your Free e-Book 5 Relationship Mistakes that are Wrecking Your Life       SUBSCRIBE | SHARE | RATE | COMMENT To ensure you never miss an episode, be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Remember, sharing is caring! So, share these episodes with your friends and family via email or social media. Finally, please leave a rating and a comment on Apple Podcasts to let me know how this podcast is helping you and your relationships. I’m always open to guest suggestions and how I can make the show even better!        

In this episode of the Secret MENS Business podcast we speak with Shaun Williams, the creator of the GAY FATHERS Facebook support group We discuss his coming out to his ex wife, how he told his children, meeting then man of his dreams, and feeling rejected within the gay community. His story is embowering, brave and filled with self acceptance. As awkward and shameful as it might feel, each of us is unique in who or what we find desirable, and while sexual desire is often mysterious or even frightening, when you boil it down it’s related to longings for love, affection, and safety. Facebook: GAY FATHERS: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3545615388793578 The Secret MENS Business website: https://thesecretmensbusiness.podomatic.net The Secret MENS Business podcast: Spotify iTunes Google Manager Amazon Music Podomatic - https://thesecretmensbusiness.podomatic.com The Secret MENS Business Facebook group (MEN Only): https://www.facebook.com/groups/secretmensbusiness01 Secret MENS Business Podcast Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/projectselfacceptance Instagram: secretmensbusiness_smb

Si Nainby deep dives with Pete Arnott. Pete is a golf coach with a research interest in skill acquisition.In this episode we discuss:What is skill and what does it mean to be skilful?Why did coaching become so de-contextualised?Simplification not Decomposition - why we should build skills by simplifying tasks rather than breaking down techniques.The issues around de-contextualising practice by using artificial coaching tools such as a lineout net or a bowling machine.The concept of Haptic Touch or Extended Mind Theory and how de-contextualised practice can be helpful in building attunement.Pete's approach to introducing novices to a sport and how he builds relationships.How to identify "Rate Limiters" with intermediate players: the key things that will most quickly improve their game.What role does the player's intuition play in the coaching process?How walking a mile in your player's shoes (figuratively) helps co-creation of great practice environments.How consequences can have a huge impact on development - Ed Coughlan, https://twitter.com/DrSkillAcq, has been a big help to Pete in his work on individualising consequences.How Pete uses the Constraints Led Approach - learnings from his biggest mistakes.Using sounds, rhythms and verbal cues to influence sessions.The impact of technology and data in coaching.How Pete uses video review.Pete's new project - Train like a Tiger - lessons from Tiger Woods developmentLinks to books and videos mentioned:9mins 30s - Inside the All Blacks by Robin McConnell - https://amzn.to/39MeyP216mins - Cristiano Ronaldo Documentary - https://youtu.be/4achmhzLNoY16mins 50s - Jennie Finch strikes out Albert Pujols - https://youtu.be/gm9iZnqGMvY18mins 30s - Ross Pinder Paper on Bowling Machine Technique - http://bit.ly/PinderBowlingMachineResearch20mins 50s - Andy Clark Extended Mind Theory - http://bit.ly/ExtendedMindTheory47mins 30s - How Wolves change rivers - https://youtu.be/ysa5OBhXz-Q55mins 25s - Will Stubbs - https://twitter.com/WillStubbs159mins - The Pressure Principle by Dave Alred - https://amzn.to/36HTqrj59mins 45s - The Checklist Manifesto - https://amzn.to/3cAWvx01hr 20mins 50s - The Language of Coaching: The Art & Science of Teaching Movement by Nick Winkleman -https://amzn.to/39POP841hr 37mins - Elite coaching and the technocratic engineer by Shaun Williams & Andrew Manley -http://bit.ly/TechnocratEngineerAlso - ‘We’re not run on Numbers, We’re People, We’re Emotional People’ by Shaun Williams & Andrew Manley -http://bit.ly/WeArePeopleNotNumbers1hr 37mins 45s - The Hawthorne Effect - http://bit.ly/HawthorneEffctWebsite - www.peterarnottgolf.com Twitter - https://twitter.com/PeterArnottGolfInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/peterarnottgolf/Train Like a Tiger - https://www.trainlikeatiger.com/A Constraints-Led Approach to Golf Coaching - https://amzn.to/39LSnZ2

Making Love . . . Outside the Bedroom – with Shaun Williams (All About Sex Series) What does it truly mean to make love? We’ve been told that making love is all about sex, but the truth is so much better than that. Sex is great, but making love is better. In today’s podcast episode, my husband Shaun is back to help us understand the differences between how men and women approach sexual differences and he really talks a lot about a man’s number one need: respect. Create Healthy Habits in Your MarriageThe truth of the matter is your love making is dependent on the healthy habits you’ve created in your marriage. Anyone can have sex, but not everyone can make love. Like, literally, how have you made love in your marriage? Some of these habits Shaun and I discuss are:Investing in your marriage on the front endChoosing to be consistent with spending quality time together (someone say date night!)Resurrecting the art of kindnessCommunicating about your needs (emotional, spiritual, and sexual) Shaun also schooled us on his revelation on what he did to get more respect from me. Fellas, these truths right here might be a hard pill to swallow, but this is gold. I hope you can relate. Communicating Your Sexual NeedsSome spouses are super talkative between the sheets, and others need more help communicating their sexual needs. At the end of the day, only you can tell your spouse what you like and what you don’t. My heart goes out to both women and men who are unfulfilled and feel taken advantage of because they are not communicating their sexual needs. In episode 4, on how to have a more fulfilling sex life, my friend Jessica and I talked at length about the need to communicate your sexual needs, and she gave some good tips on learning how to speak up for yourself and enjoy your spouse more. Foreplay All DayI started to name this episode “foreplay all day.” That, in essence, is what is lacking in many marriages. Most husbands see foreplay as a necessary means to get what he really wants, while most wives’ sexual experience will be greatly hindered without it. You may have heard that sex starts in the kitchen . . . this is true. In the morning while making that coffee, at your office while you’re in a meeting, on your drive home from work . . . These are all opportune times to sow seeds (no pun intended) into your spouse. Focusing on each other during the day pays huge dividends at night. Be sure to listen especially to the end where Shaun talks about his take on sex toys. I really had to fight to keep a straight face! Resources:Register Today! Making Love . . . Outside the Bedroom WorkshopSchedule Your Free Coaching Session: Danache.com/Coaching

Have you ever wondered how married couples stay together after experiencing infidelity? Are you, maybe, searching for help with affair recovery after finding out that your spouse has been cheating? Are you struggling to forgive him/her or wondering if it’s time to just move on? In today’s episode, my husband, Shaun, and I have a very transparent and honest conversation about how we recovered from infidelity and how we rebuilt trust in our marriage. To be honest, this isn’t easy. Recovering from infidelity takes a lot of work and you will have to pay a price. But it is possible. There are many couples who have overcome this kind of trauma in their marriage and their marriages have actually become even stronger as a result. If you are looking for help forgiving your spouse or looking to recover from an affair, you need to listen to this episode.Looking for one-on-one or group marriage coaching, schedule a discovery call with me at http://danache.com/coaching. Be sure to subscribe to this podcast and give it a good rating if you would!

In today's #ThatMillwallPodcast joining hosts Omer and Micky, we have Neil Fissler, Phil Clarke and Matt Web returning for a second time to discuss post and pre-season matters on all things Millwall.The guys start with the recent news regarding a reduced capacity Den, and what was made so far of the information made available by the club and its Official Supporters Club.We also cover pre-season transfers including first thoughts of Troy Parrott residing in SE16 for the coming season, and what other signings we might expect in the coming weeks as the season draws closer. We also touch on the news of Shaun Williams stepping up to join manager Gary Rowett as player/coach for the club.Apologies in advance for the link we had to Matt, with the call lagging over Zoom on occasion!If you enjoy the show - be sure to leave a rating and review, we will be sure to give them a read at the end of our next show.  You can find us across social media! Our links are below. Twitter @ThatMillwallPod Instagram @That_Millwall_podcast Or you can email us at thatmillwallpodcast@gmail.comShow Sponsor GW Design Design isn't just images, colours & layouts, it's about creating projects featuring your brands' cultures and beliefs. We aim to engage in long-term partnerships with you as a client to bring your ideas to life. Advertising, branding, flyers and more we aim to please and work with you every step of the way until you are 100% happy with the final result.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/that-millwall-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Eamonn Barclay hosted Dave Hart, Stan Godwin and Gary Staff in our Covid-19 podcast. Featuring Tribute Theo Foley RIP; Millwall v Derby reviewed; Barnsley v Millwall Previewed; A blast from the past with Gary Alexander; Kai Bennett of Millwall Fan TV is Fan in the Dugout; 21st Century striker Shaun Williams; Millwall Lionesses Academy launch and Millwall Community Trust still needs help and donations.

Eamonn Barclay hosted Dave Hart, Stan Godwin and Gary Staff in our Covid-19 podcast. Featuring Tribute Theo Foley RIP; Millwall v Derby reviewed; Barnsley v Millwall Previewed; A blast from the past with Gary Alexander; Kai Bennett of Millwall Fan TV is Fan in the Dugout; 21st Century striker Shaun Williams; Millwall Lionesses Academy launch and Millwall Community Trust still needs help and donations.

Eamonn Barclay hosted Dave Hart, Stan Godwin and Gary Staff in our Covid-19 podcast. Featuring Tribute Theo Foley RIP; Millwall v Derby reviewed; Barnsley v Millwall Previewed; A blast from the past with Gary Alexander; Kai Bennett of Millwall Fan TV is Fan in the Dugout; 21st Century striker Shaun Williams; Millwall Lionesses Academy launch and Millwall Community Trust still needs help and donations.

Racial Inequalities, Motivational Speeches, Collegiate Athletics, and how they all tie into Shaun's unique perspective on life!

Shaun Williams is our latest guest on the show as he tells his football career starting off as a young lad at Homefarm, Stella Marris, Colaiste íde, signing for Drogheda, and making his way as a professional loan moves to Dundalk and Finn Harps but wanting to be closer to home and ending up at Sporting Fingal after being sold the dream by Loam Buckley before moving to the UK and really progressing at MK Don's and Millwall. MKDons #MillwallFC #HomefarmFC #DroghedaUnited #COYBIG Find out more at https://ifftv-podcast.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Shaun is no stranger to hard work. Any of you that have worked out with him or beside him on the competition floor can attest to that! Born and raised in Alaska, Shaun grew up working in the oil and gas industry, and is tough as nails. Now a father of two girls, Shaun has learned how to balance and soften this outlook on life with compassion. Today we dive into topics of fatherhood, competition, nutrition, and the mindset Shaun has adopted to accomplish it all. Shaun shares what it has been like getting into the competitive side of fitness and the changes he’s made to attain such success. He absolutely brings the heat in this show, enjoy!

A strong away point for the Lions at St Andrews - should it have been so much more though?A fantastic goal from Shaun Williams in the 60th minute certainly put the Lions in a winning position, but sloppy defensive work from a 77th minute corner allowed the Blues back into the match.One of those situations where your glass is either half-full or half-empty, but one thing is for sure, this club is looking upwards rather than downwards since the arrival of Gary Rowett.As always this week's show includes the usual in-game stream of consciousness with yours truly, followed by post-game comment with Phil Clarke @philclarke0170Reviews and ratings are always welcome on Apple podcasts - much appreciated in advance!Arrivederci MillwallNick@CBL_Magazine Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A strong away point for the Lions at St Andrews - should it have been so much more though?A fantastic goal from Shaun Williams in the 60th minute certainly put the Lions in a winning position, but sloppy defensive work from a 77th minute corner allowed the Blues back into the match.One of those situations where your glass is either half-full or half-empty, but one thing is for sure, this club is looking upwards rather than downwards since the arrival of Gary Rowett.As always this week's show includes the usual in-game stream of consciousness with yours truly, followed by post-game comment with Phil Clarke @philclarke0170Reviews and ratings are always welcome on Apple podcasts - much appreciated in advance!Arrivederci MillwallNick@CBL_Magazine See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This one is all about the men! Your health, your self-care, your future. Knowing your body and the specific challenges men face is such an important topic, not only for your well-being, but also for your future fertility potential. In this podcast, our host, Dr. Spencer Richlin, sits down with Dr. Shaun Williams, a reproductive endocrinologist from RMA of Connecticut who is an advocate for Movember and men's health. Find out the best strategies to care for your body and the ways you can stay ahead of your fertility.

Shaun Williams is blind. He lost his vision gradually from retinitis pigmentosa (RP). In this episode, Shaun openly talks about what it's like to be blind. Shaun lives life to the fullest. First and foremost, he is a husband and father to two sons. Shaun is also a counselor for other disabled individuals, helping them to cope and adapt so that they may experience more independence. He enjoys Dragon Boat Racing, music, and spending time outdoors with his family.

Shaun studies the use of big data in cycling infrastructure. We talk about how bikes could and should make commuting an enjoyable experience, rather than a stressful one, for people of all ages & abilities. Shaun tells us about his masters project which involved following cyclists around parks with a go-pro. We discuss the experience of being a PhD, including imposter syndrome and moving to a new city to study, and end with an extract from one of three ‘survival texts’.

A fab demo from Shaun Williams (shaunteckno@gmail.com) today, showing us the brilliant new built-in features of location-based reminders and email direct to your A-lady. US-only (boo) but hopefully coming to us all at some point before next Christmas…

This week, Con Murphy and Conan Byrne ask former Bohemians & Shamrock Rovers striker Gary O'Neill about his career highs and his battle with testicular cancer. The lads also check in with former League player & current Republic of Ireland international Shaun Williams.

A fine first win of the season for the Lions over a somewhat disappointing Derby County side, managed of course by ex West Ham and Chelsea man Frank Lampard.Early goals from Jake Cooper (or was it Lee Gregory?) and Shaun Williams via a deflection were enough to settle the issue, despite a late rally by the Rams. Millwall's worrying habit of relaxing as the second half proceeds will need urgent training ground attention come Monday morning.Achtung! Millwall returns with the Love Sport Radio show 558AM - digital - online - on Friday night and, as the South Yorkshire Police have made next Sunday lunchtime's game an effective TV experience. The next podcast will broadcast following the Swansea match on September 1st 2018.And finally, a quick shout out to Millwall in Businesss @MFCinBusiness - there is a networking Breakfast event at The Den on Tuesday 11.09.18 from 9:00am - 10:30am - email 1885mib@gmail.com Arrivederci Millwall Nick@CBL_MagazineCBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A fine first win of the season for the Lions over a somewhat disappointing Derby County side, managed of course by ex West Ham and Chelsea man Frank Lampard.Early goals from Jake Cooper (or was it Lee Gregory?) and Shaun Williams via a deflection were enough to settle the issue, despite a late rally by the Rams. Millwall’s worrying habit of relaxing as the second half proceeds will need urgent training ground attention come Monday morning.Achtung! Millwall returns with the Love Sport Radio show 558AM - digital - online - on Friday night and, as the South Yorkshire Police have made next Sunday lunchtime’s game an effective TV experience. The next podcast will broadcast following the Swansea match on September 1st 2018.And finally, a quick shout out to Millwall in Businesss @MFCinBusiness - there is a networking Breakfast event at The Den on Tuesday 11.09.18 from 9:00am - 10:30am - email 1885mib@gmail.com Arrivederci Millwall Nick@CBL_MagazineCBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

He's back; Shaun Williams (shaunteckno@gmail.com) is back to bring us a brilliant skill that plunges us deep into dinosaur doings in the time-honoured manner of all Jurassic Park movies. I definitely wouldn't want to be plunged into dinosaur doings…

Shaun Williams (shaunteckno@gmail.com) takes us through the seedy streets of Gotham City with this great immersive choose-your-own audio-adventure skill. Can I be Robin?

Covered waaay back nearly 200 episodes ago, thanks to Shaun Williams (shaunteckno@gmail.com) today we're revisiting the excellent Scooby Doo skill. It's like a sonic Scooby snack for the ears but with zero calories and hardly any fat.

A new listener joins the gang today. Shaun Williams (shaunteckno@gmail.com) takes us on a salty adventure with superstars that are either seafood or sponge-based. And Shaun will be back soon with another skill that's like, groovy man (that's a subtle clue). Like Shaun, please send in your contributions to robin.christopherson@gmail.com or tweet about your absolutely favourite podcast that's called 'Dot to Dot' (unless of course there are others called 'Dot to Dot' then it's quite possibly not your favourite) using #DTDPod.

I was fortunate to have been on the latest episode of this podcast with Shaun Williams that went out yesterday. Lots of waffling about technology and the A-lady. Check it out at tech-wizard.info.

“I like winning. I love winning games and I love seeing the boys win.” Perhaps this will come to be the iconic Neil Harris quote. His words, speaking after the 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest, somehow sum up the building energy, belief and sheer will to victory that has taken hold over The Den since January.An efficient rather than magnificent performance, two times European Cup winners Forest were despatched like movie patsies who have stumbled into a mafia heist. From the blistering opening 20 second goal by Shaun Williams, to the clinical finish by Lee Gregory on 33 minutes this was a job of work done by a group of men with intent.With other results going Millwall's way, there is a gathering sense that this thing is becoming real. As these note are being written, the Lions are placed 8th in the table, just one point from the Valhalla of 6th spot.Can we do it? Why not? Fate lies in our hands and another three points lay available for the taking at Portman Road, Ipswich on Easter Monday. If Millwall can keep their heads, whilst others around them are losing theirs, then all the world might yet be ours.‘If' ...Arrivederci MillwallNickWant to listen back to our Love Sport Radio show? Visit www.lovesportradio.com and go to the listen live section, selecting ‘on demand' (scroll down, it isn't immediately apparent)Want to donate to the Achtung! Millwall Walk For Isla on April 14th 2018? Visit https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/achtungmillwallforisla Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“I like winning. I love winning games and I love seeing the boys win.” Perhaps this will come to be the iconic Neil Harris quote. His words, speaking after the 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest, somehow sum up the building energy, belief and sheer will to victory that has taken hold over The Den since January.An efficient rather than magnificent performance, two times European Cup winners Forest were despatched like movie patsies who have stumbled into a mafia heist. From the blistering opening 20 second goal by Shaun Williams, to the clinical finish by Lee Gregory on 33 minutes this was a job of work done by a group of men with intent.With other results going Millwall’s way, there is a gathering sense that this thing is becoming real. As these note are being written, the Lions are placed 8th in the table, just one point from the Valhalla of 6th spot.Can we do it? Why not? Fate lies in our hands and another three points lay available for the taking at Portman Road, Ipswich on Easter Monday. If Millwall can keep their heads, whilst others around them are losing theirs, then all the world might yet be ours.‘If’ ...Arrivederci MillwallNickWant to listen back to our Love Sport Radio show? Visit www.lovesportradio.com and go to the listen live section, selecting ‘on demand’ (scroll down, it isn’t immediately apparent)Want to donate to the Achtung! Millwall Walk For Isla on April 14th 2018? Visit https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/achtungmillwallforisla See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I talk to a couple of demonstrators while they were demonstrating at events this past weekend. First I talk with Payne Anne Chassen and Sylvia Andrassy, they are in Pampano Beach, Florida for the FABA SE Regional meet.  The meet was held at the Guild, a non-profit folk art school started by Shaun Williams and Sylvia Andrassy.  Payne was demonstrating a corner shelf with antique glass bulbs incorporated into the design. Then I talk to Dennis Dusek who was demonstrating garden tools at the Weaverville Hammer-in, this is held at the Jake Jackson Museum Weaverville, California.  He walked around and spoke with the other demonstrators that were there, Monica Coyne, Brett Moten, Dan Perkins, Victoria Ritter and Mark Aspery.  Links: Facebook page for FABA SE Jake Jackson Website  

This week’s guests are Shaun Williams and Sylvia Andrassy from Pampano Beach. FL.  Shaun has been blacksmithing for 10 years and is the SE Regional coordinator of the Florida Artist Blacksmith Association.  Sylvia was this year’s FABA conference event coordinator.  Together they have started a non-profit folk art school called the Guild Urban Craft and Folk Art School. What We Talked About This FABA Conference that was held in the last weekend in October of 2017, had the highest attendance ever in FABA’s entire history with 450 attendees. The conference had 6 specialty workshops and two demonstrator workshops by Lisa Johnson and Claudio Bottero. Shaun talks about his visit to Claudio’s blacksmith shop in Italy. Sylvia tells us about her beginnings in blacksmithing 3 years ago and when Shaun asked her to go to a blacksmith conference as a date! Dark Angel Armory and Forge is Shaun’s forging business, he also started teaching beginner blacksmithing and knife making classes from this location. The classes grew so fast that Shaun and Sylvia decided to start a Guild Folk Art School offering different types of “medieval” art classes; leatherworking, ceramics, jewelry making. The classes are booked 3 to 4 months in advance. The Guild also offers a monthly “membership” to the students who have taken previous classes. They recommend an inspiring artistic Italian blacksmith book, “La Magia de Febrero del Tutto Italiano Centro Fabra Milidia” or “The Magic of Italian Forged Artist, 100 Artist 1000 Ideas” Links Florida Artist Blacksmith Association – blacksmithing.org The Guild Urban Craft and Folk-art school - https://www.guildfl.com/ Dark Angel Armory and Forge – https://www.darkangelarmory.com/  If you enjoyed this episode, I would love it if you would support the show by: telling your friends. sharing this episode using the social sharing buttons below. subscribing to the show and leaving a rating and review in iTunes.  Not sure how?  Just follow these simple steps here or watch the short video tutorial, http://youtu.be/rq4OCyRGjHc?list=UUH3MfNZLXlKgionAs6kMT_Q subscribing to the show in Stitcher, http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=54499&refid=stpr Thanks so much for your support!

This is the Blacksmith Buzz Bulletin.  Where you get the low-down about upcoming classes and events that are happening in the following month, I’m talking about December 2017 for this bulletin.  If you have an event or class you would like to submit, send an email to info@blacksmither.com and I will send you the details I need for the press release.   I have to apologize for not releasing this on Nov 1st, 5 days ago.  I was visiting my family in Virginia Beach and before that, I attended the FABA conference in Ocala Florida watching the incredibly talented master blacksmith and sculptor Claudio Bottero who is from Italy. The conference began on Oct 27th and ended on the 29th and the demonstrators were Claudio Bottero, Lisa Johnson, a jewelry/metalsmithing director at an art center in Florida and Sam Salvati, a bladesmith from Maryland. It was so magical to watch Claudio and his son Massimiliano, aka Massy, forge an incredible human figure sitting on a throne. The whole sculpture ended up being about 5 ft tall.  Claudio worked with strikers the whole time, using many different sized top and bottom fullers to shape the legs, head, face, arms and hands. In fact a lot of the fullers he was using (maybe a set of 10 sizes) were made by Dennis Dusek, who was there striking for him, along with others. Dennis has a great system for these fullers, he forges custom tongs that hold all 10 different sized inset fullers.  You can private message him on Facebook or Instagram, Dennis Dusek.  Sunday, Claudio taught a 6-hour masters class to 6 lucky students who were handpicked for the class. He taught them how to forge a hand and a finger.  Anyone at the conference could watch the class, and see the progress of each of the students.  One thing I picked up on was how Claudio always dunked his long-handled wire brush in water before he brushed the hot piece. He explained that the steam produced popped off the scale faster while brushing.  I will be trying this because the end result was really clean metal. If you want to hear more about the conference, I’ll be having Shaun Williams, the conference coordinator, on the show soon, a little something to look forward to. But if you want some instant gratification head over to the FABA facebook page for pics and videos of the conference.   Now onto the first announcement which is a special announcement about a possible upcoming Tire Hammer Building class, this announcement is to see much interest there would be for this class. Let me tell you the scoop and then you can decide if you would like to attend it: Tire Hammer Build class instructed by Clay Spencer  The dates would be April 19th-22nd, with a pre-work session on the weekend preceding the workshop, they are shooting for about 12-15 participants with everyone leaving with a finished hammer Held in Troy Ohio at the SOFA facility Approximate cost $1500 If interested contact Mike Brennan at m.mbre574@gmail.com by November 30th Details will be available soon on the SOFA website at https://sofablacksmiths.org/ Payment should NOT be sent at this time. Just an email to express interest.

Episode 4 places return guest Shaun Williams - Media Assistant At Root Industries/Scooter Hut up against Leaguecraft Co-Founder and Crit Publishing owner David Logan...the two battle it out to see who has the best knowledge of video game console release years! You can hit up the guys socials below to find out more about them and what they do; Shaun Williams (Media Assistant/Team Manager at Root Industries/Scooter Hut); Instagram - @thenameshaun @rootindustries @scooterhut YouTube - Scooter Hut TV David Logna (Co-Founder at Leaguecraft/Owner at Crit Publishing); Instagram - @critpublishing Facebook - @Leaguecraft Website - www.leaguecraft.com ---------------------------------- Miscellameous is your new favourite podcast where we take two professionals and make them play a random and decidedly lame quiz to see who comes out on top. Join us every Tuesday at 7pm AEST for new guests and plenty of laughs. Follow/Like/Listen/Subscribe at the links below! iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/m... YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfth... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mountainthou... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miscellameous/

Episode 3 places Shaun Williams - Media Assistant At Root Industries/Scooter Hut up against movie buff Jarret Gahan who is the Director Of Online Content And Marketing at Monster Pictures! Let's just say that this episode was a bit of a landslide victory... You can hit up the guys socials below to find out more about them and what they do; Shaun Williams (Media Assistant/Team Manager at Root Industries/Scooter Hut); Instagram - @thenameshaun @rootindustries @scooterhut YouTube - Scooter Hut TV Jarret Gahan (Director Of Online Content and Marketing at Monster Pictures); Instagram - @cultofmonster Facebook - @monsterpictures Website - www.cultofmonster.com.au ---------------------------------- Miscellameous is your new favourite podcast where we take two professionals and make them play a random and decidedly lame quiz to see who comes out on top. Join us every Tuesday at 7pm AEST for new guests and plenty of laughs. Follow/Like/Listen/Subscribe at the links below! iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/m... YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfth... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mountainthou... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miscellameous/

Stephen Elliott and Damian Lynch join Dan and Johnny for this weeks pod, and fresh from FA cup exploits, Shaun Williams is on the phone from Millwall.

An excellent win at the Kassam Stadium for the Lions, often under pressure from a decent footballing side, sees Millwall climb the table away from the dread drop zone and looking instead at the sunlit uplands of the top six. Don't get too carried away though as we are still defending like St Boniface School for Young Ladies' butterfly collecting team, please see the opening goal for Oxford by way of reference.This week's show includes my usual stream of consciousness looking out across the retail car park yesterday, as well as post match reviewing with SLP journalist Mark Litchfield @IAmTheLitchTop marks to Fred Onyedinma yesterday, aided and abetted by Steve Morison, Shaun Williams and Ben Thompson. Up the Lions!NickCBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An excellent win at the Kassam Stadium for the Lions, often under pressure from a decent footballing side, sees Millwall climb the table away from the dread drop zone and looking instead at the sunlit uplands of the top six. Don't get too carried away though as we are still defending like St Boniface School for Young Ladies' butterfly collecting team, please see the opening goal for Oxford by way of reference. This week's show includes my usual stream of consciousness looking out across the retail car park yesterday, as well as post match reviewing with SLP journalist Mark Litchfield @IAmTheLitch Top marks to Fred Onyedinma yesterday, aided and abetted by Steve Morison, Shaun Williams and Ben Thompson. Up the Lions! Nick CBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Lions, down to ten men for almost an hour thanks to Shaun Williams' sudden loss of reason after 28 minutes, gave everything to try to take something away from the Ricoh Stadium. Unfortunately the Sky Blues' passing and ability to stretch play eventually proving too much for Millwall in a 1-2 loss. Williams's red card probably means that will be that for his season, whether that's a good or bad thing will depend on your personal taste dear listener ...Today's show includes comment from the Ricoh, as well as the welcome return of post match analysis with Mark Litchfield - check out Mark's stuff via Twitter @IAmTheLitch or marklitchfieldblog.wordpress.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of the most comfortable wins for the Lions in some time. A virtuoso performance by the on-loan George Savile, aided and abetted by his confederates Joe Martin, Shaun Williams and Steve Morison orchestrating Millwall's first truly decisive home win of the season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of the most comfortable wins for the Lions in some time. A virtuoso performance by the on-loan George Savile, aided and abetted by his confederates Joe Martin, Shaun Williams and Steve Morison orchestrating Millwall's first truly decisive home win of the season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we catch up with a selection of listener feedback from our comment line. You can leave us a comment by calling (727) 803-8000, extension 1010. We explain and demonstrate the new Math ML features in version 16 of our JAWS® screen reading software, and tell you about a forthcoming webinar where you can learn more. And in our JAWS Bytes segment, Shaun Williams gives us a demonstration of JAWS BrailleIn™. Show Host: Jonathan Mosen Episode 99 - Listener Feedback, Math ML and JAWS Bytes

My interview this session is with Shaun Williams, who is the king of mass space  model production, creating numerous models for the various games software he has  worked on through the 20 years of his career. In assoication with this I have been reading today that there has been a  noteworthy article from the U.K.'s independent newspaper announcing that the  Museum of Modern Art in New York has publically supported computer games as a form  of art. This of course includes 3D games. There has been a lively debate over the  last decade of whether games can be described as art. With this announcement from  this prestigous New York art museum, then it looks official, that games can be  described as art. Visitors to the Museum of Modern Art will soon see Pac-Man displayed alongside  Andy Warhol and Picasso. Initially there are 14 video games, including the iconic Pac-Man, Eve on-line and  Myst (Chuck Carter issue 12). to start off this new category in its collection.  One expert who advised the curators, said gaming could increasingly become “one of  the most important” art forms. The museum sought out scholars, historians, critics and legal experts from the  computer game world to draw up a list that includes The Sims, a series which by  last year had sold over 150 million copies. Art connoisseurs may raise an eyebrow  as gamers will actually be able to play the titles in the gallery. So perhaps in years to come, some of the work that my interviewee Shaun or you the  listener is creating may end up in an Art Museum, with pride of place. Enjoy the interview with Shaun

On this weeks show, David Woodbridge of Vision Australia shows us how to change VoiceOver voice synthesizer settings on the Mac. Then, Shaun Williams and Kevin Andrews of the Technology Wizard podcast brig us a discussion and demonstration of the differences between the third and fourth-generation iPod Touch.