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This podcast features the songs “I've Got Something to Shout About"(The Primitive Quartet) and "Longing to See You Jesus"(The Primitive Quartet) as well as part 2 of the message called "Behold Your King" given by Pastor Stephen Pope from the pulpit of Calvary Baptist Church(Union Grove, NC)

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A new MP3 sermon from Peachtree Baptist Church of Senoia is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: What's There to Shout About? Subtitle: Camp Meeting 2021 Speaker: James Esser Broadcaster: Peachtree Baptist Church of Senoia Event: Camp Meeting Date: 6/25/2021 Bible: Isaiah 43:10 Length: 43 min.

Bueno amigos, hoy tenemos un programa que no vais a olvidar fácilmente. Tenemos como invitados a dos monstruos de la historia de la música, con mayúsculas: Stephane Grappelli y Cole Porter. Grappelli es uno de los más grandes violinistas de jazz del siglo XX que creó, junto con Django Reinhardt el mítico Quinteto del Hot Club de France y que llevó al género gypsi jazz a lo más alto donde, por cierto, sigue. Nació en París el 26 de enero de 1908 y murió en la misma ciudad el 1 de diciembre de 1997. El pequeño Stephane quedó huérfano muy pronto y a los 12 años empezó a tocar el violín en las calles para llevar algo de dinero a casa y a los 15 comenzó su carrera profesional como violinista y pianista en cines, acompañando las películas mudas. La primera canción que vamos a escuchar de este trabajo, es, como todas las que escucharemos hoy, de Cole Porter. It’s All Right with me, creada originalmente para el musical Can-Can aunque también se utilizó en otro musical de Broadway de 1998, Alta Sociedad. Esto es pues “It’s all right with me”, “A mi, me parece bien” En 1931 se produjo el encentro que marcaría un antes y un después en la música jazz europea. Django Reinhardt se acercó a Grappelli en el club en el que estaba tocando y le dijo que necesitaba un violinista que tocara “hot” para una nueva banda que estaba formando. En un principio Grappelli no consideró la oferta a la vista de la diferencia de las personalidades de los dos músicos: un gitano y un bohemio parisino. Pero la casualidad hizo que coincidieran un par de veces sobre el escenario y pudieron tocar juntos por primera vez. De esta manera pudieron comprobar la gran afinidad de estilos de ambos músicos. Así, en 1934, fundaron el mítico Hot Club de Francia, una extravagante (para la época) formación de tres guitarras, bajo y violín. El genio gitano de Django y el swing de Grappelli se hicieron uno durante cinco años y dejaron para la posteridad unas cuantas grabaciones inmortales. Como con casi todo, la segunda guerra mundial, acabó con la formación y dejó a Grappelli descolocado. Durante la guerra sobrevivió haciendo de todo: radio, variedades, televisión, … y cuando acabó la guerra se centró en tocar en salas de baile y cabarets. Había que comer. You’re the top es una canción de Cole Porter que formaba parte del musical de 1934 Anything Goes. En aquel momento, al final de la guerra, el “Gypsy jazz” de Grappelli ya no estaba de moda. Durante los años 50 y buena parte de los 60 el genero estaba casi olvidado. Volvió con un poco de fuerza a la muerte de Reinhardt, por aquello de valorar a los muertos. Desde entonces, Grappelli ha trabajado con un montón de gente, incluso con Duke Ellington en el año 1963. A partir de 1969 fue definitivamente reconocido como lo que hoy es, una estrella del Jazz internacional. El famoso violinista Yehudi Menuhin dijo de él: “Es un hombre al que envidio casi tanto como quiero, puede tocar cualquier tema para expresar cualquier matiz, nostalgia, brillantez, agresividad, desprecio, con una velocidad y precisión increíbles”. Miss Otis regrets es otra composición de Porter de 1934 y fue interpretada por primera vez en la revista Hi Diddle Diddle. En su versión cantada, trata del linchamiento de una mujer de clase alta después de ella asesinara a su amante infiel. Stephane Grappelli murió el día 1 de diciembre de 1997 y, a pesar de haber tocado con los mejores, siempre estuvo buscando un nuevo Django que le impulsara a seguir progresando en su mejor estilo y que no le permitiese acomodarse en su depurada técnica. Un compañero que, si bien no lo fue como instrumentista, si lo fue como compositor de sus mayores éxitos. Hablamos, claro está, de Cole Porter. Cole Albert Porter nació en Perú, Indiana, el 9 de junio de 1891, era hijo de un empresario farmacéutico. Su madre estaba decidida a que su único hijo se convirtiera en un artista creativo, mientras que su millonario abuelo del Medio Oeste, estaba decidido a que se dedicara a los negocios o a la agricultura. La influencia de la madre fue más fuerte, y Porter recibió una importante formación musical cuando era un niño. Comenzó a tocar el violín y el piano a los seis años. Aún con esta disposición, inició sus estudios en la Facultad de Derecho de Harvard pero enseguida la abandonó para centrarse en la música. Uno de sus grandes éxitos, que aquí interpreta Stéphane Grappelli, fue You’d be so nice to come home to, una canción de la película musical de 1943 “Something to Shout About” En 1937, Porter sufrió un grave accidente montando a caballo que le costó perder su pierna derecha. Muró el 15 de octubre de 1964 en Santa Mónica, California. Porter es el fiel reflejo excto de la sofisticación de los años 30. Poseedor de un talento extraordinario, creo melodías inolvidables, saliéndose de los cánones que marcaba la moda. Habrá que volver otro día sobre Cole Porter. Tiene mucho que decir. Hoy nos despediremos de nuestros dos genios con My heart belongs to daddy, una canción escrita para el musical de 1938 Leave It to me! y que reconoceréis enseguida por la versión que de esta canción hizo Marilyn Monroe. Y se acabó por hoy. Nos vemos la semana que viene que, como siempre, tendremos más música, más músicos y más historias. Hasta entonces… ¡Buenas Vibraciones!

Join us in an REWIND airing of the sermon shared on Sunday, April 5, 2020 by Reverend Dr. Robert C. Scott title "What is There to Shout About" coming from Matthew 21:1-11, NKJV

This week we have Electronic Theatre; an Immersive experience, where guests are competing in interactive digital rooms. After that, we introduce the Stardust connection via our new weekly shouters: The Wade twins. 00:30 recap on last week 00:44 Stardust LDN 02:00 The Twins 03:00 Minus One 05:38 Funicular productions 07:00 Electronic theatre 08:00 David’s background in management consultancy 09:00 Technology and the tough mudder 11:35 what is Electronic theatre 12:18 Developing the concept and 6 months of research 14:08 The first venue 15:09 Biggest success so far 18:00 Food and drink 19:10 Expansion 22:24 Cost, times and dates 25:15 David’s top three experiences 27:15 Social Media 28:07 Ben’s recap on Electric Theatre 29:52 The Wade Twins 30:25 Who are the Wade twins 31:44 What is a content creator 34:00 Stardust Ldn 36:00 how to deal with bickering Brothers 40:42 The Weekly Shout 45:50 Shout About social media Mentions: Crystal maze Secret cinema Stardust Funicular productions Timeless bar Minus One Punch drunk Virgin Voyage The scarlet lady Cocktail Time Machine Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or:  info@shoutabout.com www.shoutabout.com

This week, the guys meet Alex (one of the founders of DNA VR - London's First Virtual Reality Arcade) and discover that they only understand technology through film and tv references. 1:50 Ben’s review of Mission to Mars at The Design Museum (and reveals his Christmas present) 5:02 Intro to DNA VR: London’s first virtual reality arcade 5:35 DNA VR’s ‘traditional’ background/How the experience evolved 11:51 Ben knows more about Fortnite than a 30 year old should 12:28 How non-gamers programmed their own VR experience 14:28 Ben describes his typical Saturday night (Stuart pretends to be interested) 16:45 DNA VR’s biggest success so far 18:01 …And biggest challenges 20:28 Stuart forces his expert tv show opinions on everyone else (spoilers!) 22:01 Will Stuart ever get to be a real cowboy? 22:49 Doctor Who?? 23:17 Upcoming announcements 24:10 Scaling Up 25:36 Times, costs and dates 27:13 Alex’s favourite places in London 29:25 VR or Black Mirror? 30:50 Stuart’s Round-Up (get it?) 33:00 Weekend plans 35:40 Shout About and DNA VR’s Social Media Mentions Secret Cinema Design Museum Tower Bridge Stardust London Doggo Style Market Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.com www.shoutabout.com

Oscar and Olivia; co-founders of Urban Missions, join the show to talk about their immersive adventure trail. They discuss brain storming business ideas on Trello, their love for gaming and escape rooms, and the pitfalls of talking about bombs in public. 00:43 Ben recaps last week with Doggo Style 02:00 How to spell Stuart’s name 03:45 Thailand, mindfulness and meditation 06:15 Dogs 08:00 Rick and Morty 09:30 Scrabble 10:50 Things Stuart’s not good at 13:20 Super powers 14:12 What type of food would you be 16:10 Inside the actors studio 18:16 What would you want to hear god say 20:30 Biggest challenge of starting a business 22:52 The future of Shout About 23:55 Improving Mental Health 26:00 Gingerline 27:12 Favourite and least favourite guests 29:35 Room / desk and car 31:20 Shout About Social Media Mentions Gingerline Backyard Cinema Draughts On air dining Skuna Boats Ray Jones Doggo Style Flavourology Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.com www.shoutabout.com

This week the tables have turned. Ben takes the lead and interviews Stuart about everything from life, to business, to the very word of God. 00:43 Ben recaps last week with Doggo Style 02:00 How to spell Stuart’s name 03:45 Thailand, mindfulness and meditation 06:15 Dogs 08:00 Rick and Morty 09:30 Scrabble 10:50 Things Stuart’s not good at 13:20 Super powers 14:12 What type of food would you be 16:10 Inside the actors studio 18:16 What would you want to hear god say 20:30 Biggest challenge of starting a business 22:52 The future of Shout About 23:55 Improving Mental Health 26:00 Gingerline 27:12 Favourite and least favourite guests 29:35 Room / desk and car 31:20 Shout About Social Media Mentions Gingerline Backyard Cinema Draughts On air dining Skuna Boats Ray Jones Doggo Style Flavourology Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.com www.shoutabout.com

As with all great London success stories, Craig Wilkinson came up with the idea for Funicular Production in a Hoxton Boozer at the book end of 2017. After deciding to repurpose a set previously used for a high-profile brand event, they set about raising funds, finding a location, creating a story, hiring actors (and a whole lot more) at a breakneck pace. Whizz forward under two years and they’ve had four different shows, incredible reviews and menus designed by several Master Chef finalists. Craig talks about the birth of the company, breaking the rules of theatre and, on its way back from Hell, where the train is heading next! 00:38 Recap on the Big London Bake 02:52 This week’s guest: Funicular Productions 03:20 Craig Wilkinson joins the studio 04:00 How it all started in December 2018 06:00 Repurposing an old set and finding a site 07:00 The first show “The Murder Express” 08:00 The Master Chef brand association 10:46 What happens at Pedley Street Station 15:17 The script writing 18:22 Breaking the rules of theatre 19:30 Fulfilling a creative need 20:12 Biggest success so far 21:15 Biggest set back so far 24:00 Why Funicular? 25:55 Where is the brand heading 26:50 Original ideas versus existing IP 29:33 Cost, times and dates 30:30 What’s on the menu 32:00 Breaking News: the special show 35:15 A quick note on St Albans 35:45 Where Craig goes out in London 38:24 The best films in existence 41:50 Funicular Social Media 43:00 Recap on the conversation 43:50 The Weekly Shout – The new Star Trek inspired show at COLAB Theatre 45:10 Shout About social media You can reach the guests here  Facebook: @FunicularProductions Twitter @Funicular_ Instagram: @FunicularProductions Mentions Howl at the moon George and vulture The Macbeth Rough Runner The Spartan Race Master Chef Design by night The Curtain Backyard Cinema Greg Wallace Louisa Ellis The Dove Hammersmith The Bike Shed The Carpenters Arms Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.com www.shoutabout.com

Jimmy Garcia is often referred to as the King of Pop Ups. Whether it’s Christmas lunches in pop up domes by the river, or champagne dining on cable cars, Jimmy injects his huge personality and enthusiasm for food into everything he does. Join us on the week of his wedding to hear about how it all started, how being the face of a company can have its draw backs and what’s next for this man who doesn’t seem to stop. 00:34 Last week and London Brunch Fest 02:26 Doing the Crystal Maze 04:30 introducing Jimmy Garcia and Jimmys Pop Up 04:50 Jimmys Lodge on the Thames 06:30 Jimmy enters the studio, starting with getting married this weekend 10:40 Why Jimmy gave up his first uni course after 3 months 12:20 From working on Big Brother as a runner to working on yachts 15:30 Jimmys first pop ups 19:20 Setting up a chalet company 21:45 Jimmys super clubs 29:00 Giving people what they want 31:00 Patch and picnic 32:55 The downside of having a great photographer 35:05 Dining on the Emirates Cable Cars 35:52 Jimmys book social eats 39:35 Not being at every event 41:45 The difficulty of being the “lead singer of the band” 45:22 Jimmys social media 45:55 Recap on the interview and Mumma Mia at the O2 47:48 Shout About social media You can reach the guests here Social: JimmysPopUps Insta / Facebook / Twitter / Website Mentions The Crystal Maze Pot kettle black London Brunch Fest Jimmys Lodge Patch and Picnic More London Emirates cable car Social Eats Sky High Barbecue club at Broadgate Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.com www.shoutabout.com

Buses 4 Homeless refurbish decommissioned buses into spaces for eating, sleeping, wellbeing and learning; in order to reengage homeless people back into the community. Long time friend of Shout About, Dan Atkins, talks through how personal development paved the way for his new enterprise, the difficulties he has faced on the way and how best to engage with people on the street. 00:31 Recap on last week with Peter Conway Nashville Meets London 02:10 Ben talks about his bet for Boris to be PM 02:54 The newest Shout About worthwhile use Venue: Tower Bridge Court 04:24 Ben’s weekend - Apollo 11 06:00 This weekend in London 08:40 Dan Atkins of Buses 4 Homeless 09:52 Dan Atkins joins us in the studio 10:54 Dans background and seeing a friend sleeping rough under one his coaches 13:05 The truth behind the inception of Buses 4 Homeless, through personal and social development 14:00 Plant based ceremony’s and unlocking your subconscious. 20:35 the pressure to grow quickly 21:30 The difference between a shelter and Buses 4 Homeless, the Dan talks about how it works 24:25 New Zealand losing the World Cup cricket final to England 26:55 The CEO sleep out 28:30 Funding 31:05 Biggest success and taking the first step 32:40 The personal development lifestyle and the Kiwi can do attitude 34:34 Anyone wanting to help and the Buses 4 homeless social media 37:54 Personal development and how/when things changed in Dans life  45:00 Quick recap on the interview 46:34 Thanks of the week and Shout About Media You can reach the guests here Website: Buses4Homeless.org Instagram: @Buses4Homeless Facebook: Buses4Homeless Mentions Jeff Wayne War of the Worlds immersive experience The Old Metal Exchange Champagne Tours London CEO Sleep Out Lords cricket ground The HBAA Stagecoach World homelessness day Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london www.shoutabout.london 

This week we’re joined by Nick Moran, creative director and Co-founder of Time Run; the ground breaking escape room specialists. Nick talks us through their newest project, a collaboration with Hartswood Films and Sherlock writers Mark Gattiss and Steven Moffat. “Sherlock: The Game Is Now” has taken escape rooms to the next level with ingenious game play, unparalleled narrative, and digital appearances from the stars of the show themselves. Nick tells us how it all came together for him and his business partners, after a series of less successful ventures. 00:36 recap on Hop King last week 02:06 Black Deer Festival 04:50 Stuart’s Mum house catches fire 06:30 the Eagles at Wembley 08:30 Ben explains why sitting down at a gig is actually a good thing 09:34 The Mary Quant Exhibition 10:35 Beyond the Road at the Saatchi Gallery 11:57 This weeks episode - Sherlock: The Game Is Now 12:50 Nick joins us in the studio 14:10 The story of how it started with a series of unsuccessful projects 16:36 Their first game, in 2015 17:00 The investors and how important financing is to a business / project 19:30 The second game, Time Run the celestial chain - and how this spawned the Sherlock Game. 20:40 Steven Moffat, Mark Gattiss and the BBC. 21:45 How you write the script of a game like this, and the mechanics of building the environment and game play 24:35 IP and the production company 26:15 Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch 28:15 The hardest thing so far - finding a venue, we also discuss the licensing issues 32:20 The future of Sherlock: The Game Is Now 36:59 Cost, times and dates 37:15 Social Media 38:38 Recap of Nick and Sherlock: The Game Is Now 39:30 What’s on this summer 40:18 This weeks thanks and Shout About social media You can reach the guests here Instagram: @221b Twitter: @221b Facebook: @SherlockTheGameIsNow Web: www.thegameisnow.com Mentions On air dining Black deer festival Hop king The V and A Beyond the Road at the Saatchi Gallery Punch drunk The Mary Quant Exhibition Hartswood Films Present Laughter Pride Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london www.shoutabout.london 

For the first episode of the new series, we bring you Ludi and Ben Hopkinson, founders of the skate and beer brand Hop King. They talk us through creating their own pale ale recipe, aligning themselves with their favourite sport, and finding a site to launch their very own skate park – Hop Kingdom. They’re young, they’re creative, they know how to take a fall and get back up and, as you probably guessed, they do love a beer. 01:30 Shout About re-brand 03:37 Run through of the last series 05:31 This week on the show 06:18 Ludi an Ben join us 07:10 Ben H talks about how it all started 11:00 The craft beer trend 11:22 the craft beer and wagon 12:16 Nelson the dog 16:26 How to make a beer 18:58 Who owns the recipe of a beer when you make it 20:16 The brand and skateboarding 21:25 Content marketing 25:22 Looking for a site 30:10 Skateboarding for beginners 32:20 Costs, times and dates 33:10 Skate ambassadors 34:20 Street league skate boarding 36:40 The beer tasting competition 43:13 Coming up events 44:20 Recap of Hop Kingdom 45:10 This Summer in London 50:25 Social Media You can reach the guests here Instagram: @hop_king Facebook: @HopKingUK Web: www.hopking.org Mentions Ray Jones Nashville Nights Draughts Sensorium Luna Cinema Friends Fest Liam Norval Inventive Productions Sam Shearman Mellow boards Charlie Cohen Backyard Cinema Bermondsey Beer Mile The Gelato Festival Buckingham Palace escape room Sherlock: The Game is now Gay Pride London Black Deer Festival Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london www.shoutabout.london 

Inventive Productions founder - Sam Shearman - joins Shout About, on the year anniversary of his first immersive experience, Alcatraz London; the prison cocktail bar. He talks about the genesis of his concepts and discusses his most recent endeavour, Moonshine Saloon, a themed bar set in the Wild West of the late 1800’s. His next project could very well complete this trilogy of interweaving storylines, but whatever is next, he’s 27 years old and he’s just getting started. 00:27 Recap on last week 02:35 Our last week in London 05:53 Introducing this week’s guest – Sam Shearman 07:45 A bit of background on Sam 09:38 Inventive productions and the BYOB concept 12:43 What is Alcotraz 14:30 Who to take the idea to, once you’ve come up with it 15:50 Finding the first site 16:45 Funding 17:50 Moonshine Saloon – the Wild West Experience 19:25 Where is it and what is it 21:05 Finding the second venue 22:30 When is the theme set 25:25 The hardest the business so far 29:55 The successes so far 30:52 Where the brand is heading – THE TRILOGY 33:07 Game of the week 38:50 Social Media of the venues 39:34 Recap of the conversation with Sam 40:28 The Weekly Shout 44:12 The weekly thanks 44:18 Shout About Social Media You can reach the guests here Twitter: @alcotrazLondon Instagram: @alcotrazlondon Facebook: @alcotrazlondon Web: www.alcotraz.co.uk Mentions Proud Embankment Granary Square Draughts Doc Holliday’s Nashville The Monster Nick Stephenson Smithfields Market Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london www.shoutabout.london 

Something to Shout About

He’s an ex footballer / touring house DJ / face of one of the oldest club in London and is still only 30 years old! Liam Norval, joins Shout About to talk about life after football, overcoming huge set backs, celebrity parties and how becoming a father changed everything.  00:32 Last weeks episode  03:32 What did last week 05:00 Bens Nashville facts  06:55 This weeks guest  08:35 Liam in the studio 09:20 Liam’s background in football  13:21 Life after football  14:40 Getting into the club game 17:14 Reality tv crowds  20:24 Leaving Cafe  20:35 Proud  23:40 Proud venue’s 28:18 Having a daughter and the switch in focus  32:20 The future of Cabaret at Proud  33:22 The big question  38:00 Liam’s favourite bars 40:00 Liam’s social media  42:40 Recap of the conversation  43:13 The Weekly Shout  48:00 This weeks thank yous 48:52 Shout about social media  You can reach the guests here Twitter: @liamnorval Instagram: @liamnorval Facebook: @proudembankment Web: www.proudcabaretembankment.com Mentions Lisa Wright  Two Ways Home Draughts Luna cinema  Friends Fest Nashville meets London  Aristo Media  Tropicana beach club  Cafe De Paris Slim Jims The Ned Radio Bar The W hotel bar The American Bar at the Savoy Sky Bar Sky Garden  26 Leake Street  The chocolate cocktail club No such place Secret Cinema Backyard Cinema Classic car boot sale London feminist film festival  Hoxton Howl Festival  Howl at the moon  Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london www.shoutabout.london 

Sometimes music helps you reach such an elevated state of consciousness, not only can you hear it, but you can see it, feel it and even touch it! The Sensorium by Aures London is the world’s first five sensory event space. The audio alone is like standing in a set of the best headphones you’ve had. Imagine now, the floor sending frequencies surging through your body, whilst visuals are brought to life in hologrammatic likeness and all the while you can smell, or even taste, what you’re looking at. Phase 1: audio, is already complete, before long this could take over your reality.  This week Sam Davis, founder of Aures London, talks his journey in business, about his obsession with audio; and of course, takes part in our most ridiculous ‘game of the week’ yet! 00:40 Shout About’s 5th Birthday 01:33 A recap on Draughts 03:05 Since last week 06:00 This week’s episode with Aures London 07:05 Sam Davis in the house 07:40 Being a sommelier for Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen 11:24 Sam’s background, from hospitality to furniture hire and audio 18:34 What is Aures London 22:43 Financials 23:44 The process from inception 24:25 Adding more sense 28:40 What will the site develop to in phase two and three 33:35 Biggest challenges 36:33 Biggest success so far 36:54 The Bugsy Malone confusion 40:22 Game of the week – the audio challenge 46:42 What’s coming up at Aures 48:00 Anything to announce – the next launch 48:34 Three favourite bars in London 51:43 Social Media 52:53 A recap of Aurea London 53:30 The Weekly Shout 01:01:48 Weekly Thanks and our social Media You can reach the guests here Twitter: @aureslondon Instagram: @aureslondon Facebook: @AuresLondon Web: www.aures-london.com/sensorium Mentions Wahaca Draughts 26 Leake Street Assembly House of Vans British Summer Time Festival Aures London The Sensorium Rompus Room Brilliant Corners Foxdog studios Phoenix Artists Club Scooter Café Jay Lambert Gluten Free Festival Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london www.shoutabout.london 

A railway arch in Haggerston, a library of 800 board games and the chance to cooperate or compete, Draughts London has become a popular East London hang out, for a wide demographic. Whether you’re chasing nostalgia, on a date, or just looking for something to do while you catch up with a friend, Draughts has that cosy atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. Founder, Nick Curci, joins Shout About to discuss how the concept came about, some of his favourite board games, their new site in Waterloo and running down Shoreditch High Street in his boxers, trying to stop a break in. 00:30 Recap of last week 02:10 What we did last week 06:20 Who’s on this week 06:59 Nick Curci from Draughts 07:40 New York 09:08 Nicks background 10:25 What is Draughts 11:55 Why boardgames 12:36 How did you come up with the name 14:46 The first venue 16:52 The venue being robbed 18:25 Challenges 21:10 Biggest success 22:00 The new venue in Waterloo 25:15 Opening times and dates 26:22 Costs and times 30:00 The Boardgame Game 33:20 Recommendations 38:24 Monopoly facts 39:35 Nicks favourite board games 40:24 Nick 41:11 Draughts Social Media 42:00 Recap of Draughts 42:55 The Weekly Shout 47:49 Weekly thanks 48:10 Social Media You can reach the guests here Twitter: @draughtslondon Instagram: @draughtslondon Facebook: @Draughtslondon Web: www.draughtslondon.com Mentions Talentbanq Big Red Rat Bar @ 26 Leake Street The Soho Grand New York Backyard Cinema Howling Hops East London Liquor Company Crate Hackney Brewery Open Day Boardgames Pandemic, Draughts, Dungeons and Dragons, Battleships, Chess, Hungry Hippos, Timeline, Azul, Scattergories, Balderdash, Atmosphere, Scrabble, Mah Jong, Risk, Operation, Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London 

For the first episode of a brand-new season, Shout About are back, this time with their friend, Ray Jones. Known all over town as ‘Mr London’, Ray’s career has seen him go from a super connected concierge, via TimeOut and landed him at the doorstep of his own incredible music venture. If you want to hear about the coolest bars in London, the places to go for live gigs, or the up and coming stars in the music scene, look no further than Ray Jones and his ‘banq’ of incredible talent. Venues mentioned: 00:20 Reintroduction in to Shout About London 01:00 Recap of last week 01:40 26 Leake Street – Shout About London’s new venue 07:00 Rat Bar @ 26 Leake Street 10:15 Our three favourite events, we’ve been to since the last episode 16:25 Ray Jones of Talentbanq joins us in the studio 18:15 Ray’s background, including life as a concierge 21:47 TimeOut London 23:04 Launching The TimeOut Card & TimeOut Live 23:40 The Rising Stars Gig 24:24 The Rising Stars 28:55 Sonia Leigh 28:40 Talentbanq 41:45 Biggest challenge 43:00 26 Leake Street (again) 45:00 Rat Bar @ 26 Leake Street 47:00 Biggest Success 56:30 Ray’s favourite bars in London 59:25 Time for a game “7 in 7” – Ray has to guess his own artists 1:09:34 Talentbanq social media handles 1:10:10 Mr London 1:10:45 Recap of Mr London 1:12:37 Tunnel Vision Live / Tunnel Vision unplugged 1:13:40 The Weekly Shout 1:18:39 Thank you’s 1:18:55 Social Media Handles 1:20:05 Enjoy the outro tune Mentions: Studio Boom, Marques Almeida, Adidas – Deerupt Trainer, Fendi (FF Reloaded), Lisa Canny, Red Bull, Danny Price, Rat Bar, The Cans Festival, Gary Alford, Wu Tang Clan, Black Deer Festival, Smart Hospitality, The Great Escape Festival, The Naked Bike Ride, Phoenix Artist Club, The Alley Cat, Cro Bar, The Isle of White Festival, The Hard Rock Café, Hawker House, Sonia Leigh, Café Nero, The Jazz Café, 229 Venue, Belle Roscoe, Joe Slater, Anavae, Belle Roscoe, Ray Waters, The Zipheads, Key West, The Ned, The Spiritual Bar, The Green Note, Lisa Wright, Lots Holloway, Megan O’Neil, Penny Riviera, Joe Slater, Broken Witt Rebels, Waterloo Food Month, London Pride, Her 

After specialising in exclusive events in unique venues throughout the capital, Shout About London is the creative agency that leading brands want to work with at the moment. After having hosted one of the most talked about events of 2018, I wanted to find out more about the two young entrepreneurs behind Shout About London. Having set up in 2013 by two under-30 Londoners, Ben Gamble, and Stuart Groves, Shout About has grown exponentially, with the likes of Sky Media, Google, Redbull and Salesforce now calling themselves regular clients. T Having completed a 24hr Hackathon for Emap and the complete build for the launch of Game Of Thrones at Southwark Cathedral, not to mention securing numerous ‘firsts’ for venues and brands throughout the city, Ben and Stuart aren’t the kind of directors to sit back and leave the hard graft to their employees. To add another string to their bow, this year Shout About partnered on a new venue, Lost Rivers Leake Street, under Waterloo station on the iconic Leake Street Graffiti tunnel. They have grand ideas for this venue, with a 3-phase development plan already in place. However, in true Shout About style, the fact that the venue is in its shell state hasn’t stopped the brand from hosting some exclusive events.

For the last episode of the series, Shout About meet the great Tony Moore - Music, Art and Development Director at the Bedford in Balham. Tony shares stories from his past, including: his time in Iron Maiden and the Cutting Crew, creating environments for future stars like, Ed Sheeran, KT Tunstall and Paulo Nutini to make their name; and the “Crisis Crossroads” Music Venues are currently facing in London. He also plays us two of his original songs live in the studio. 00:34 Last week on the show 02:00 What the guys have been up to in the last week 06:30 This week’s theme – Live at the Bedford 09:00 Tony Moore in studio, beginning with his back story 10:33 Starting out in Iron Maiden 12:40 Leaving Iron Maiden, joining Tanz Der Youth 14:40 Writing a hit in Holland 15:30 Joining the Cutting Crew 17:54 Starting the Kashmir Club (helping the likes of KT Tunstall, Damien Rice) 19:33 Joining the Bedford in 2003 20:51 How the Bedford has changed over the years (from being known as the “Deadford”) 23:23 The “Crisis Crossroads” for Music Venues in London. Licensing laws and government legislations, forcing them to close. 26:56 Introducing the ‘Agent of Change’ to try and save small venues 28:55 Night time economy and the lack of protection. The demise of Hammersmith. 30:25 Big Challenges: being South of the River, making money with small venues 33:30 Success since being at the Bedford. Including giving gigs to a 17-year-old Paulo Nutini, James Morrison and Jamie T, all before they were famous. 36:36 Cost/Times and dates 38:22 Helping the rise of Ed Sheeran 40:05 Why some artists make it and others don’t 42:45 Who entertains the entertainers, where does Tony go out? 45:44 Soho Radio 48:55 Five favourite bands, including Coffee Pot Drive 50:25 3 Best Gigs Tony has been to, Ben’s favourite two, Stuarts favourite two 53:53 Tony and the Bedford on Social Media 54:30 Tony song 1 57:54 Tony song 2 (not the Blur song) 01:01:01 Wrapping up with Tony Moore 01:01:43 Recap on the interview with Tony 01:04:20 Cheese Board Gate 01:06:08 The Weekly Shout 01:09:50 The Weekly Thanks 01:11:34 Shout About Social Media You can reach the guests here Twitter: @tonymoore1 Instagram: @tonymoore Facebook: @tonymooremedia Web: www.tonymooremusic.com Mentions Swingers The Monarch The Escapologist  Natural History Museum VIP Bus Bars Stationers Hall London Reign Grand Connaught Rooms Battersea Evolution Bloomsbury Bigtop Sorque Productions Awesome Events Paradise Omeara Ray Jones Talent Banq Soho Radio Hope Music The Roundhouse Oscar Pink The Bridgehouse Canning Town Abbey Road Holland Park The Avalon The Latchmere The Tommyfield The Princess Victoria Banana Cabaret Ministry of Sound The Coronet The Music Venues Trust Foy Vance New bar at the W Hotel The Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town Byron burger Mr Foggs Inception Group Bunga Bunga Cahoots Coffee Pot Drive Hoxton Town Hall Nordic Matters at the South Bank Centre Winterville House of Burlesque Leicester Square Theatre Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London 

Indoor crazy golf courses are no longer a novelty. They’ve popped up in Hackney, Stratford, Brick Lane, Shoreditch, Stokey, Battersea, even Canary Wharf. But who leads the market? And why? Swingers Co-founder, Matt Grech-Smith, joins Shout About to talk about their journey from a warehouse punt, to the peak of a burgeoning trend. Also, hear some exciting details on their new West London site, due to open March 2018. 00:30 Recap of last weeks episode 02:00 What happens in London last week 09:00 This weeks theme: Swingers 11:00 Introducing Matt from Swingers 12:18 Matts background and growing a student brand 15:04 How that lead to Crazy Golf and the original pop up 16:25 The Institute of Competitive Socialising 17:15 The first site and getting people there 20:30 Initial funding 22:07 The name 23:12 Becoming a permanent venue 25:30 The style of the venue 27:40 Biggest challenges 30:25 Successes 32:00 Getting the right staff 34:25 Costs times and dates 35:47 An in depth description of the new venue opening in March 2018 43:55 Who entertains the entertainers 46:55 Social Media for Swingers 48:10 Recap of Matt from Swingers 50:50 The Weekly Shout 56:34 The Weekly Thank You’s 57:00 Social Media You can reach the guests here Twitter:@SwingersLDN Instagram:@SwingersLDN Facebook:@SwingersLDN Web: www.swingersldn.com Venues mentioned: The Bedford Live Talent Banq Long Arm Brewery Shuffle Club Bull in a China Shop Ballie Ballerson Pug L’chateux Zap Space 100 Wardour Street Shuffle Club The Delaunay Hoppers Bob Bob Richard Bob Bob Exchange Mr Foggs Residence Christmas Carols in Trafalgar Square Christmas Canopy Market Mike end vintage store Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London 

This week on a special bonus edition, Shout About debate (argue) about the best places to go in London. In this, their ‘Anti-Awards’ show, find out where in London is hot for dating, bar crawls, live music and more. 0:32       This week’s them is: Shout About Favourites 2:10       About Awards 10:55 Five bars in London Gordon’s Wine Bar Mr Foggs Covent Garden Cocktail Club The Vault at the Ned Porter House Covent Garden Road House Covent Garden Slim Jims Big Red The Water Poet Howl at the Moon Phoenix Artists Club 18:55 Restaurants The Bleeding Heart J Sheekey Blues Kitchen Poppies in Camden / Soho 21:43 Stretch of Road (Bar crawl) Upper Street The Alma, Islington town house, tap room, slim Jim’s, old kings head, Old Red Lion Theatre Pub, Barrios Radio Bar, Cafe De Paris, Dstrkt Charing Cross Road The Alley Cat Cro Bar The Boderline GAY late Phoenix Artists Club Gordon’s Wine Bar Players Bar (under Charing Cross theatre) Heaven nightclub 25:35 Places to walk your dog Hampstead Heath Holland Park Highgate Woods - The Woodsman Pub 30:34 Favourite Market Borough Market Spitalfields 31:57 Favourite Museum London Film Museum British Museums The V and A 34:24 Best ever London events 2012 Opening ceremony Star Wars Episode 7 wrap party Paul Simon at Hard Rock Calling Secret Cinema Back to the future UFC London Country 2 Country Torture Garden 38:24 Sporting activity London Fight Factory 39:27 Best tube line Northern Line 40:40 Gig venues The O2 Royal Albert Hall Ronnie Scott’s The Bedford in Balham Boston Music Rooms Roundhouse Borderline Jazz Cafe 42:15 Christmas venues Winter wonderland Christmas Market Southbank Ice rink at Somerset House 43:54 Best Rooftops in London The Ned Bird of Smithfield Aviary Rooftop Dalston Roof Park 45:03 Clubs Mahiki Kensington Roof Gardens Annabelle’s The Arch Club Cafe De Paris 47:27 First date place Junkyard Golf Swingers Droughts Proud East 52:38 Second date place The Ned The Curtain Whistle Punks Backyard Cinema 54:50 Worst date place London Eye Nespresso Berwick Street 58:30 Coffee places Coffee Junction Nespresso Berwick Street 1:00:50 Borris Bike places Hyde Park 1:02:38 Worst night out The Book Club 1:08:40 London App Tube Line Tube Exits 1:13:56 Moving to London Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London 

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Join Neil Chivers from LD Communications, as we discuss his newest project, Our London Vodka.  Followed by Peter Dunbar, of the infamous Phoenix Artist Club. Hear how the club has been 'entertaining the entertainers' since the 1980's (and how we stole that line for our show). 00:37 A recap of last week with Nick Zuppar and the Beast London 02:45 Letter of the week 03:22 What the guys have been up to in the mid-season break (mainly arguing about boats) 10:40 This week’s theme and guests 11:40 Neil Chivers joins the guys in the studio 12:10 Neil’s background and LD Communications 13:15 What is Our London 20:00 The roll out, after agreeing to do it 22:03 The learning curve 22:31 Why Vodka? 22:54 The competition (Vodka is the most popular spirit in the world)   25:17 The biggest challenge  26:19 The biggest success 27:00 When can the public go and see Our London  28:23 Who entertains the entertainers? What does Neil do for fun outside of Our London 30:40 Neil's involvement at Hard Rock Calling, with Tina Turner, and the Pink Floyd exhibition at the V&A.  35:19 The social media for Our London 36:04 Goodbye Neil, quick recap and hello Peter from The Phoenix  38:35 Welcome to Peter from the Phoenix Artist Club 39:22 The Phoenix Artist Club and the Phoenix Theatre 43:15 Peter's background in theatre  44:35 Things changing at the club since Peter arrived  46:45 Peter setting up his own company, before being asked to join the club  49:02 What is the Phoenix Artist Club 52:10 The difficulties and obstacles of running the Phoenix  53:35 How the Phoenix is a 'Safe space' in Soho  54:25 The biggest success since Peters tenure  57:30 Peter's favourite West End Shows 1:04:56 The Tim Minchin story  01:10:24 Costs, times and dates  01:11:57 The social media for the Club 01:13:52 Goodbye to Peter, and a recap 01:16:00 This weeks thank you's and Shout About contact details  01:17:00 The Weekly Shout  01:18:40 Award winning outro You can reach the guests here Twitter:@OurLondonVodka Instagram:@OurLondon Facebook:@OurLondonVodka Web: http://ourvodka.com/ourlondon/ Twitter: @PhoenixArtistCb Instagam: @ThePhoenixArtsClub Facebook: @PhoenixArtistClub Web: http://phoenixartistclub.com/ Venues mentioned: Thom Thum – Edinburgh Fringe Kyaking down Regents Canal Zip World London ArcelorMittal Orbit London Reel – Ido Portal movie Our London Roof East Holland Park Magpie restaurant (Soho)  Pigeon  Blixen  Spitalfields Market Pink Floyd exhibition at the V&A Milton Keynes Bowl  Hyde Park Hard Rock Calling  The exorcist at the Phoenix Theatre  Leicester Square Theatre  Our ladies a perpetual sucker  Shit faced Shakesphere     Comedy of a Bank Robbery The Criterion  Matilda Mouse Trap Women in Black Wicked The GOAT Vanity Von Glow Open House London Thames River Festival Mansion House Lancaster House  Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London 

Imagine being locked in a prison, during World War two, with some of your best friends. All you need to escape is in front of you, if you have the cunning! Brenden Mills, co-founder of Escape Plan Ltd, joins Shout About to talk about how he created a 5* escape game experience, in South London. Followed by Dan Kapp, Marketing Director of the newly refurbished, Queens in West London. Dan talks about how Queens is more than just for Ice Skating and bowling and how they are fast becoming a destination for great food and unique entertainment. Skate to Victory! 0:45 What Shout About learned from last week's episode with Ballie Ballerson founder, Wenny Armstrong.  1:58 Letter of the week 2:48 What happened last weekend for the guys. Including London Pride and British summer time festival.  7:10 This weeks theme  7:54 Brenden from Escape Plan Ltd arrives in the Studio 8:45 When the idea to open an escape room first came to him  09:54 What is Escape Plan? 11:36 The hint system used in the game  13:05 How they got the event off the ground after the initial idea.  14:46 Brenden talks about how they attract their business  16:20 What are some of the player motivations  16:57 What came first the venue or the game? Followed by how they come up with the puzzles. 18:00 Working out the difficulty levels of each problem the guests have to solve.  19:35 Biggest challenges  21:02 Biggest Success  22:53 Where are they taking the brand next 25:45 Brenden discusses how his family heritage has worked its way into the war theme 27:50 Costs / times and dates  28:57 Where does Brenden hang out 32:30 Social media for Escape Plan Ltd 33:58 Ben and Stuart recap the Escape Plan conversation.  35:01 Dan Kapp from Queens is in the studio, starting with the name and branding of the venue. So, what is it? 36:33 How long has it been on London 37:38 How Dan got involved  38:20 What's changed since the refurb in 2016 39:20 The importance of making the venue a destination beyond just the bowling and ice skating  41:10 Biggest achievement  43:48 Where the brand is heading 44:50 Ice hockey  47:50 What else can you do on the ice  49:33 Costs times and dates  52:38 Where Dan goes out 55:05 Social Media 55:40 What's coming up at Queens (including ice karting) 56:40 Ben and Stuart wrap up with: The Weekly Shout  You can reach the guests here Facebook: @EscapePlanLtd Twitter: @EscapePlanLtd Web: escapeplanltd.com Twitter: @Queens_Ice_Bowl Instagram: @Queens_Skate_Dine_Bowl Facebook: @QueensIceAndBowl Web: www.queens.london Venues mentioned: Freedom Soho Sonia Leigh Phoenix Artists Club British Summer Time Festival The Curtain London Pride Vanity Von Glow Brixton Roof Top Imperial War Museum  Archimedes inspiration  Time run Escape entertainment  Draughts  Swingers  Bounce Meat Liquor Ice skating at Somerset House  Soho House Dirt burger  Chicken Shop The ned Cafe Monico  Louis Cubit square One new change  Queen of Hoxton  Last days of Shoreditch South bank centre African Eutopian  Cider Dog at the miller pub in London Bridge  Park Chinois  Zip World London Uba Market  Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London  www.shoutabout.london

Let’s talk about Flight Club! Episode 3 is the first episode of the series dedicated to just one guest. Hear the fascinating story behind the birth of Flight Club. Emerging as one of the market leaders in social experiences, Flight Club took off thanks to a clear vision, ground breaking technology and a partnership willing to put “all our chips on the table” COO Paul Barham joins Ben and Stuart on the Shout About London Podcast, for a candid conversation on his new life of running bars, ‘social darts’ and building a business. 0:45 What Ben learned from last week. And yet another correction.  4:20 What the guys did at the weekend, recommendations of cool places to go. 7:16 This week’s theme  8:00 Paul from Flight club  9:36 Why darts is so good socially 13:12 How they first thought of darts  15:03 When it first got serious  16:11 Searching for the holy grail, automatic scoring in darts 21:07 Why the premium environment 24:22 Biggest challenges - how they raised the finance  27:30 How the brand will grow going forward  28:30 ANNOUNCEMENT: The newest venue opening overseas  29:18 Who came up with the name Flight Club 29:48 The launch of the Bloomsbury venue 31:00 Where Paul goes out  32:40 Corporate events at the venue and tournament mode  34:10 How to book. Walk in tournaments. 38:00 Shout About London give you ‘the weekly shout’. What's happening in London this weekend. 41:07 How to find Shout About on line  You can reach the guests here Instagram: flightclubdarts Facebook: flightclubdarts Twitter: flightclubdarts Shout About London Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London 

Hear from Nick Stephenson, who is responsible for the first 'David Bowie Walking Tour of Brixton'. As a special treat he also gives us a live studio performance. A Bowie track (naturally) and an original. Then, Dan Atkins of Champagne Tours London calls in, to talk about his newest project: VIP Bus Bars 0.34 What the guys learned from last weeks episode: the Battle of the beaches  1.44 Feedback from last week  5.11 What happened this weekend 08:37 Nick Stephenson enters the studio  10:06 Nick talks about why he moved to London  10:41 Why is to so difficult to have longevity when running acoustic nights in London. Followed by the difficulty of getting venues to promote your own gigs 13:47 The David Bowie walking tour. Where the idea came from, how it got started. 17:06 Dates and times you can go to the David Bowie Walking tour and how to get tickets  17:44 Nick plays a David Bowie cover  21:05 Nicks favourite places and things to do in London  25:00 Nick plays his second song, an original track, requested but Stuart.  29:28 How to find Nick on line  31:31 Costs of the tours, and a repeat of the times (which Nick had actually already mentioned) 33:12 Nicks movements this week for live gigs - The Greyhound in Kew on Sunday - 17:30 (All Nicks upcoming gigs can be found on this link http://www.bandsintown.com/NickStephensonMusic ) 35:59 Ringing Dan Atkins from Champagne Tours London/ VIP Bus Tours 37:00 Dan talks about his business, how long they've been going 38:08 The Journey for the guests on board Champagne Tours London 40:16 How the idea came along 41:21 The importance of mentors  42:11 How to get on board, via private bookings, or an open experience on the last Friday of every month. 42:54 The new project: VIPBusBars  45:04 Dan's past life  46:40 His favourite places in London 48:46 How to find/follow/book the Bus  51:25 Shout About wrap up the show with special thanks goes to... 52:25 How to contact us  You can reach the guests here Instagram: nickstephensonmusic Facebook: nickstephensonmusic Twitter: nfstephenson Picture of Nick, taken from www.nickfstephenson.com Instagram: champagnetourslondon Facebook: champagnetourslondon Twitter: vipbusbars Shout About London Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London 

For episode 1 Shout About London bring you ‘the battle of the beaches’. Meet the people behind two of the coolest pop-ups in London this summer. 3:34 Shout About discuss how Monday night is becoming the biggest night of the week for them. Including some recent events they’ve been to and the current ‘place to be’ for London’s high-fliers. Backyard Cinema 08:38 Dominic and James from Backyard Cinema join Shout About to talk about their background and how it all started. 12:36 James is (reluctantly) introduced 23:34 The guys discuss one of their biggest mistakes, why and how it happened and the biggest lessons they learned. 28:50 Where their first permanent venue is and how to make a night of it. 36:19 Dates, times and costs. 37:20 Who ‘entertains the entertainers’, where they boys go out when they’re looking for something to do in London. 41:15 Shout About say good bye to Backyard Cinema and introduce Seb from Brixton Rooftop Brixton Rooftop 42:50 Seb from Brixton Rooftop talks about his journey into events 45:42 Discussing how promoting can be like gambling and how the good outweighs the bad, followed by how the pop-up originally started 53:00 The pitfalls of using so much sand at your event 1:00:20 Dates, times and costs 1:03:18 Dj’s playing there 1:05:40 New launches at the venue including yoga 1:07:00 Where does Seb go out 1:10:58 Ben and Stuart wrap up the show and recap social media for all the guests You can reach the guests here Instagram:          backyardcinema Facebook:            backyardcinemas Twitter:               backyardcinemas Picture of James and Dom, taken by London on the Inside, for a recent interview  Instagram:          Brixtonrooftop Facebook:            Brixtonrooftop Twitter:                Brixtonroofldn   Picture of Seb Martison shouting! taken at the Shout About London Podcast studio in East London Shout About London Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London 

Howcee Productions Gospel's  Wed. Night Gospel Artist  Interviews "The Supreme 7" Wednesday Feb. 15 2017 8PM EST Popular or famous Supreme 7 music songs: Where Would I Be, All Night, Old Time Way, Jesus Is His Name, I'll Fly Away, Available To You. More music songs There's A Blessing For You, Working for Jesus, When I Get There, So Much to Shout About, I Thank You, Tell Heaven, Heaven Or Hell. More music songs All Power, Sign Me Up, Don't Ever Leave Me, By His Grace, Leave It in the Hands of the Lord, For The Lord. More music songs Reap What You Sow. See All Songs Join us with the Frances Luzetta Watkins and the  "The Supreme 7" Guest Call In (619) 639-4634.  W talk about their A full weekend of great gospel music The 23rd Anniversary Celebration CD RELEASE"?