Podcast appearances and mentions of simon banks

Säsongsavslutning för Malströmmen! Noa har läst baksidan av Simon Banks bok "Vem dödade min fotboll" och pratar om skamkänslan som uppstår när man tvingas erkänna att man börjat hata sporten man älskar och om fotbollsmässiga Jimmie-moments. Petter har tittat närmre på svenskar som spelar storägarspelet och snubblat över världens just nu mest mystiske fotbollssvensk med kopplingar till allt från Frälsningsarmén till Paris Hilton.

Säsongsavslutning för Malströmmen! Noa har läst baksidan av Simon Banks bok "Vem dödade min fotboll" och pratar om skamkänslan som uppstår när man tvingas erkänna att man börjat hata sporten man älskar och om fotbollsmässiga Jimmie-moments. Petter har tittat närmre på svenskar som spelar storägarspelet och snubblat över världens just nu mest mystiske fotbollssvensk med kopplingar till allt från Frälsningsarmén till Paris Hilton.

In today's episode, Siwan sits down with Australia's Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder (CEWH), Dr. Simon Banks, to talk about his love of nature, his experience delivering eWater, and what it's like to be the CEWH. This conversation covers Dr. Banks' journey so far, some elements of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, whether Australia is a world-leader in environmental water management, and more.Dr. Banks has been the CEWH for over 12 months and manages water for the environment on behalf of the Australian Government to support the rivers and wetlands of the Murray-Darling Basin. Simon has held senior positions in several departments, including the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, New Zealand Department of Conservation, and the NSW and Queensland governments. Simon holds a Bachelor of Applied Science (coastal management), a Master of Applied Science from Southern cross University and a Doctor of Philosophy (biological sciences and decision support) from The University of Queensland. He is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.To view this episode's show notes, visit arrc.au/delivering-ewater-and-loving-nature-with-dr-simon-banks-episode-24.Flow Monitoring, Evaluation & Research: https://flow-mer.org.au/Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder Website: https://www.dcceew.gov.au/water/cewoTo learn more about the Australian River Restoration Centre, visit arrc.au.

How embracing video has transformed my business Joining me this week is business owner Jim Prior, who runs a soundproofing company based in the Midlands, and since going all in with video has seen his business grow by 40%.  In the beginning, Jim couldn't see the value of spending money on video and be reluctant to get in front of the camera. But once Jim started working with me, all that changed. Jim has found that creating consistent video content has increased engagement and converted leads into clients. "I have seen a massive transformation in the conversions, the leads, and the way customers interact with me. When you meet customers for the first time, it's like they already know me. It's amazing. And I can't imagine my company now without video." - Jim Prior, founder QuietCo. Book a discovery call with me if you want to know how you can get the results Jim has obtained.  Show Highlights: 01:38 what brought you to start using video for your business? 02:37 How did you overcome your fear of being in front of the camera? 07:26 How video has increased turnover by 40% 09:45 The types of videos that are working 14:56 What have you learnt from using video?  Connect with Jim Jim's website - QuietCo - Watch the videos we have created for Jim  Jim's YouTube Channel Resources: How to Get Video Right Free Chapter Contact Simon: Visit the Website Buy the Book Work with Me   If you like what you hear, remember to click follow or subscribe, share with your colleagues and leave us a review so others can find us.  

Why you need a video brief with Christophe Stourton When creating a video for your business, having a clear and concise video brief is essential. A video brief is a document that outlines the goals, target audience, messaging, and other important details for your video project. Joining me this week is Christophe Stourton, better known as Chief-Of-Briefs. Christophe has managed creative agencies in the past and commissioned lots of video work, so in this episode, I wanted to get Christophe's insight on how best to use video for your business and the importance of getting the brief right before you make any video content. Highlights from this episode: (05:54) Let's make a video, how much are we talking? (08:41) How should business be using video? (18:58) One video, multiple pieces of media (25:18) Remember the 12% rule (28:42) Let's talk budget If you'd like to learn more, you can connect with me using the links at the bottom and find out how I can help you put a successful video content strategy in place for your business. Connect with Christophe Website LinkedIn Resources: How to Get Video Right Free Chapter Contact Simon: Visit the Website Buy the Book Work with Me

On this episode of Now that's significant, a Market Research Podcast, Andrea Mitlag, Client Engagement Manager at Infotools talks to Simon Banks, an international keynote speaker and author, podcaster on creativity, innovation and design and a recovering professional artist. They explore the subject of curiosity and how we can develop and harness its potential. The covered: What curiosity is and how we can harness its benefits when we use Traveller's eyes, always looking at the world as if it was the first time we were seeing it. We were reminded how 95% of the people that Simon has engaged with through his extensive coaching and consulting engagements believe that they are not creative, they cannot utilize the power of curiosity, which we now know is not true. They discussed how curiosity may or may not be something that we are born with, and how there are ways we can develop it. Simon and Andrea talked about the need for us to slow down in order for us to let our curiosity run its course, especially when it comes to generating insights. They looked at the role of technology in scaling our curiosity. And the discussion finished on what brands have to gain when they establish that culture of curiosity. Here are Simon's details if you want to reach out to him. ·        Web: www.simonbanks.com.au ·        Pod: www.occupationalphilosophers.com ·        Book: https://www.simonbanks.com.au/book-a-thousand-little-light-bulbs/ ·        LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonbanksvisualfunk We're also very thankful to Feedspot for the inclusion on their list of top 30 market research podcasts. Check out all the others who are helping further the cause of our fantastic industry here: https://blog.feedspot.com/market_research_podcasts/ Enjoy the show.

This time we talk to Nick Burke about access control trends and whether the pandemic really made everyone go biometric with their installations. Also we speak to Simon Banks about an initiative to bring a new generation of entrepreneurs into the security sector.

Simon Banks is the Managing Director of government relations agency, Hawker Britton. He is a former Labor adviser and one of Australia's most highly respected government relations, campaigning and strategic communications professionals. Simon joins On The Couch with Cannings to discuss Labor's path to election victory and what we can expect next. 

The Australian election didn't just bring a new Prime Minister and governing party. The rise of the Teal independents – meaning blue-green – has become the main storyline in Aussie's election. Former chief of staff to Kevin Rudd Simon Banks joined Heather du Plessis-Allan. LISTEN ABOVE 

On The Space Show for Wednesday, 23 February 2022: “Splashdown, John Glenn”, a new song celebrating the 60th anniversary of the flight of Friendship 7 by the HR Arts Factory. An interview with Simon Banks, an Australian composer and musician, about his song, five years in the making, about John Glenn. Siddharth Pandey (Mars Society Australia): An Astrobiology Expedition to Ladakk, India.

Welcome and thank you for checking in at The Inner Game of Change Podcast where I focus on exploring the multi layers of managing organisational change.My guests cover a diverse number of critical topics to enable effective and sustainable change in the workplace.My guest today is Simon Banks; An international Keynote Speaker on creativity, innovation & design.With over 2 decades in the field, Simon discusses the power of visual communication as a key pillar to help communicate and simplify change in the workplace.  I am grateful to have Simon sharing his knowledge and insight with me today.    Topics include:Primary and secondary memoryRe imagining communicationMake it interestingMake it humanThe power of a visual storyThe 4 faces of changeVisualisation tools to useHow to experiment quickly and much more... About Simon (In his own words) I am an Author, Podcaster & International Keynote Speaker on creativity, innovation & design & recovering artist. I work with large organisations & teams to innovate & design great solutions to big problems.How? Through embracing modern ways of working reigniting the essential 21st-century skills of imagination, creativity, fresh thinking & curiosity. I use my creative background across all my work including co-designing strategies, rapidly bringing ideas to life, helping organisations simplify complex problems & communicate ideas& stories in a way people can connect with. Creativity; our ability to connect the dots in different ways & think differently has NEVER been more needed. Our ability to imagine new ideas & design new solutions at pace is at the heart of navigating the most curious landscape we are in. The great news is that this is what humans are designed to do.ContactLinkedInlinkedin.com/in/simonbanksvisualfunkWebsitessimonbanks.com.au  (Simon Banks: My personal site)visualfunk.com.au  (VisualFunk)occupationalphilosohers.com  (My Podcast site )Emailsimon@simonbanks.com.au

Redaktionsmåndag i vanlig ordning där Jesper bränner alla möjliga broar samt rasar mot Simon Banks text angående Mason Greenwood!Annars listar gänget deras mest oväntade anti-talanger och många bebishjärnor diskuteras!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/gott-snack-med-fredrik-soderholm. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Why you should be using video for your business marketing - Making Conversations about video Count! This episode of "Making Conversations Count" is all about the importance of using video in your inbound marketing.  "People ignore emails. People don't pick up the phone. ..." (Hear Simon's solution for this at 23 minutes into the episode) - Simon Banks, Making Conversations Count (November 2021)   There's a video! And THERE'S a video! And a video. And a video.... Actually, no, there's not always video out there, everywhere you look. Not yet at least. It may sometimes feel like that when scrolling through your social media feed. But that's only because of the algorithms. Algos LOVE video. And this is why a lot of podcasts use video for promotional reasons. If we didn't, you'd never know about us. Yep, one thing's for sure - videos are becoming more important for business marketing than ever before. (At the very least, everyone should be using an explainer video on their website) This episode of "Making Conversations Count" explains why this is happening, and what it means for your inbound marketing strategies, too... It's important to note that video marketing is definitely not just for big business. You don't need an elaborate Hollywood studio set-up to pull it off. That said, the video marketing pros might have some advice if you're looking to 'up' your video game! And if there's a video marketing pro who can do that for you, it's Simon Banks from "Get Video Right". For example, there's an argument to be made for using video over ALL other marketing platforms due to the fact video uses more than one of our senses, and that makes customers happy. (In addition to Simon's comments, for even further clarity on that you can also check out this article that's all about it.) Simon knows his stuff. His long list of credentials include projects working with Sir Elton John, David Beckham, and even 007 himself, Pierce Brosnan! Find out more about how Simon has made a successful career out of video, and what it can do for you, in this episode... TLdr: using video for your business marketing helps customers engage with you - and want to buy from you (if that's your goal) - because video tells a story. And stories are engaging. Missed our previous episodes? You can catch up with any of the other guests we've been making conversations count with, here. If you're on your mobile device, you can hear them in your favourite platform (Apple or Spotify etc) here. Once you've listened, remember to leave us a review!    NEVER MISS AN EPISODE AGAIN!! Follow the show on Apple Podcasts here! Follow the show on Spotify, here! You are following the show on socials, right? Only there will you see sneaky peaky teasers of the upcoming episodes, as well as updates and news on the show!  Just in case: Twitter Facebook Pinterest YouTube    

Det alltjämt lökiga svenska språket! Det Genoa-stinkande Örebro! Rikard Norlings nästan-Sören-Cratz-ögonblick! Simon Banks okonventionella Östersund-take! Jonas Dahlquists Discovery-makeover! Barmhärtiga Liverpool! Inlägget 551. Att väcka laget! dök först upp på Tutto Balutto.

Det alltjämt lökiga svenska språket! Det Genoa-stinkande Örebro! Rikard Norlings nästan-Sören-Cratz-ögonblick! Simon Banks okonventionella Östersund-take! Jonas Dahlquists Discovery-makeover! Barmhärtiga Liverpool! Inlägget 551. Att väcka laget! dök först upp på Tutto Balutto.

Det alltjämt lökiga svenska språket! Det Genoa-stinkande Örebro! Rikard Norlings nästan-Sören-Cratz-ögonblick! Simon Banks okonventionella Östersund-take! Jonas Dahlquists Discovery-makeover! Barmhärtiga Liverpool!  Inlägget 551. Att väcka laget! dök först upp på Tutto Balutto.

This episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast is a bit out of the ordinary, as recently I was interviewed by my friend and fellow video strategist over in the UK, Simon Banks. It was such a good chat that I wanted to bring it here to the Engage Video Marketing Podcast for you. Support this podcast

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  Would you like to fulfill your potential to be the curious, creative, and imaginative star that you are, or would like to be? You already know in your bones that you are a creative beast, but maybe you just don't quite know how to unleash it – perhaps it's an ignored talent in writing, leading innovation at work, or simply underwater basket weaving. Every fortnight, John, a mild-mannered, middle-aged British man with a love of curiosity and philosophy, and a slightly louder, middle-aged Australian surfer man, artist, and published author on creativity chat with guests drawn from many walks of life who have woven creativity, curiosity and play into their everyday lives - and thrived in the process. So, if you would like to listen to a “not so serious business podcast” and would like some thoughts, tools, and tips on staying curious, creative, and asking those really great questions (and leading a most interesting life in the process) then this is the podcast you have been waiting for all your life. Well, maybe not all your life, but for a while…

Simon Banks is an author and international speaker on creativity and innovation and a recovering artist. He describes his geek out spot as the intersection of creativity and design, learning, people and passion. His Big Why? To build a more creative world to enable people and business to thrive in the Modern Age. Simon shares his successful career change journey on YOUR CAREER Podcast with Jane Jackson – be inspired to take control of your career too!Download Simon's editable Day Planner here------------ To discuss Your Career journey in real time, join Jane on Clubhouse on Mondays at 7pm (AEST) and find out how you can create a career that you'll truly love. Follow Jane on Clubhouse @janejackson

What drives your business? I bet it’s not what you think. It’s not your style or your gear. It’s not even the amazing videos that you create. It’s your marketing. When you put marketing first, the business will follow. Today’s guest explains how to market your business while still staying true to your work. Key Takeaways An effective showreel should go way beyond just clips of your videos. It should say more about who you are as a company and what it is you can provide to clients.  Add value for your clients beyond just making the video. Teach them how to use it so that they utilize its full value or even manage it yourself for a fee. This will set you apart and create more business. About Simon Banks Simon Banks is a video coach and producer. He works with businesses to get visible using consistent video content. With over 30 years of experience in the video industry, Simon made documentaries for many of the major broadcasters, such as BBC, ITV, CH4, and National Geographic. This gave him great skill in distilling complex messages into engaging films. Simon now uses this approach to produce videos for small businesses right up to large corporations. With his insights on working with hundreds of businesses and producing thousands of videos, Simon believes it’s not all about the production. In this digital age, unless you have a robust strategy and distribution plan in place, your video will not be effective. So much so Simon has written a book, How to Get Video Right, a video marketing guide for your business. It’s All in Your Presentation It’s easy to get hung up with marketing to new clients. Many of us fall back on a showreel to present our work. Sometimes this is a good way to go, especially when approaching an agency. However, when working directly with a client, this is seldom necessary and often counter-productive. Simon describes how you’d be better off strategically sharing relevant samples and making an introductory video instead. This will speak more directly with what they’re looking for and really highlight how you can be of service. Time to Pivot How You Market More than anything else, Simon urges us to put a focus on marketing. It’s been a difficult time for many businesses. Simon explains how to stand apart from the crowd. He also talks about why it may be time to pivot. With the changing playing-field, what can you do that’s new for your clients? When we don’t know what the future is going to look like, it’s time to think about what you can do right now to be of service beyond creating videos. How can you provide extra value for your clients beyond video creation? How can you present yourself to prospective clients beyond a showreel? Let me know in the comments on the episode page!   In This Episode: Teaching clients about the power of your videos [4:10] How to strategically use your showreels [10:00] Identifying who you want to build a business relationship with [17:55] Being the marketing engine of your business [20:50] Why now is the time to pivot [39:05] Simple marketing tips for adding extra value for your clients [43:00]   Quotes “No one really cares how long you’ve really been in business or what cameras you use or where you’re based. They just know that ‘I can make a video. Can you deliver the video that I think I want?’” [10:40] “If you want to be different and stand out from the crowd, don't make a showreel. Make a reel about you.” [15:42] “I’m happy to work, so I’ll do any job. I don’t think that serves you well.” [17:53] “We need to be smarter with our clients. We need to help our clients with strategy and marketing as well as the creative. You can still do the creative, but you need to do more. You need to actually help our clients win with video; to make sure that it works with the goals that they have.” [44:03]   Links: Join the free Client Budget Workshop Core  Storyblocks Find Simon Banks online Follow Simon on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Linkedin How to Get Video Right by Simon Banks The Video Blueprint Method   Additional Links: Check out the full show notes page Do you have something to share on this podcast? Fill out this form here. Be sure to take the Studio Sherpas survey for a chance to win some incredible prizes (if we do say so ourselves!) Stay up to date with everything we're doing at Studio Sherpas Tune in to our weekly Facebook Lives Follow Studio Sherpas on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes!

In this fascinating interview, video marketer, Simon Banks and I, go into detail on how to master video marketing for all levels, including why you must be using video to create rapport, whether you should script your recording or not, and the equipment required to produce great video content!  We all have hang ups about our appearance, our voice, our mannerisms. Most of us don't like watching ourselves on video as it reminds us of our perceived ‘flaws'. The truth is we are our own worst critics. And while we're cringing at our wrinkles/big nose/receding hairline/vocal stumbles etc most people are quietly approving of us for being brave enough to actually get out there and make the effort. Simon has over 30 years of experience in the video industry, he made documentaries for many of the major broadcasters, such as BBC, ITV, CH4 and National Geographic. With his insights with working with 100's of businesses and producing 1000's of videos, Simon believes it is not all about the production. In this digital age, unless you have a robust strategy and distribution plan in place, your video will not be effective. So much so Simon has written a book ‘How to Get Video Right', a video marketing guide for your business. ABOUT THE HOST: Jane Bayler is a serial entrepreneur, investor, speaker, event host and business scale up expert. She had a 20 year history in global media and advertising, before becoming a serial entrepreneur herself, with multiple businesses in real estate, marketing and education. Having grown and sold a £6M brand identity business to US communications group Interpublic, today she is most passionate about and committed to serving other entrepreneurs – helping them grow their businesses and achieve their best lives.  Enquire about working 1:1 with Jane, book a call here: https://bit.ly/2Z07DML Discover Jane's Ideal Client Success Accelerator Programme here: www.idealclientsuccess.com/masterclass

Simon Banks explains how he helps business owners to Get Video Right, and create effective video content to increase sales so they grow their businessI've been in video all my career back in the mid-80s but in from the early 2000s when technology has changedI started my own business, I guess the way the industry works, you often go what we call freelanceThe challenges always are finding clients, like any business is finding clients, especially when you're doing a new businessSecond is finding people to join you and to help you grow the businessWhen you become a business owner and grow your team, you find I spent most of my time managing people or having to do the sales and marketing I do have online courses, I have my book, and I'm also doing one to one coaching through the technology of zoomPeople associate brand with the visual identity and I think that's not right anymoreIt's important that we all have a brand, even if we may not be aware of it I consider myself a creative person, but I'm not a graphic designer, most of my brand, I think it comes from basically when I want a website and quite often I relied on my web person to help me with brandVery few companies actually talk about video. What is your video brand guidelines? And it's very important to think about this large or small business to think about when you're doing video contentYou have eight seconds to basically say what your video is about, then you might have what we call a short string, video, which might have the title of the video and it can have your logo on thereThey won't normally the video they want for the front page of the website because they've been to web design and I said oh each video this day and age you need to have videos I call it plural these daysAnd I think that's what Apple want you to have, they want you to have this really great customer experience when it comes

Simon Banks of Tallboy Communications is the author of the book "How To Get Video Right," which help businesses understand YouTube Video. Simon points them in the right direction on which videos are best used as sales or marketing ones and which are best used for educational and training purposes.GUEST: Simon Banks of TallBoy Communications | "How To Get Video Right" - The Book | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInHOST: The Video Marketing Value Podcast is hosted by:- Dane Golden of VidiUp.tv and VidTarget.io | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube- Renee Teeley of VideoExplained and ReneeTeeley.com | LinkedIn | Twitter |Instagram | YouTubeSPONSORS: This episode is brought to you by our affiliate partners, including: TubeBuddy, VidIQ, MorningFame, Rev.com, and other products and services we recommend.PRODUCER: Jason Perrier of Phizzy StudiosREAD THE TRANSCRIPT

Simon Banks of Tallboy Communications is the author of the book "How To Get Video Right," which help businesses understand YouTube Video. Simon points them in the right direction on which videos are best used as sales or marketing ones and which are best used for educational and training purposes.GUEST: Simon Banks of TallBoy Communications | "How To Get Video Right" - The Book | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInHOST: The Video Marketing Value Podcast is hosted by:- Dane Golden of VidiUp.tv and VidTarget.io | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube- Renee Teeley of VideoExplained and ReneeTeeley.com | LinkedIn | Twitter |Instagram | YouTubeSPONSORS: This episode is brought to you by our affiliate partners, including: TubeBuddy, VidIQ, MorningFame, Rev.com, and other products and services we recommend.READ THE TRANSCRIPT

In Episode 88 of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, we chat with Simon Banks - author, video producer, owner & founder of Tallboy Communications - to talk about how to get video right. Video can be so overwhelming for many businesses today and many find it easier to not take action or take the wrong action. This then leads to failure in their video’s return on investment. Simon has over 30 years of experience with the media industry. He has run Tallboy Communications in London, UK for 15 years. They have successfully built their company to become an award-winning corporate video communication agency, delivering thousands of high-quality video for many companies. In this episode we cover: What led Simon to the world of video and video strategy. The biggest confusion or struggle that businesses go through today regarding starting to use and spending on video. How he approaches conversations with clients to help them overcome thoughts about return on investment for videos. How the shift of providing creative output to providing more for clients has changed the way they do business. Simon shares case studies on how they helped clients shift the way they understand and think about their video content.   The metrics they use to see the success of their videos. How does he overcome disconnect in content with clients? What led him to write his book and how is it helping clients today. How do you get video right? Simon’s thoughts on what is coming for video and how he sees videos in the digital space adapting. Humanizing businesses and how video can help with it. Links mentioned in the show (https://www.getvideoright.com/) (http://www.tallboy.co.uk) Simon Banks LinkedIn Convert Kit Support this podcast

What is your purpose as creative? For Simon Banks, it is to educate the client to use video in a way which will build their business, serve their purpose and spread their impact. In today's episode, Den sits down with Simon Banks, author of the book “How to Get Video Right”Today, they talk about how to get out of the freelancer mindset and going all in as a creative entrepreneur. Not only that, Simon dabbles into his personal fears and doubts that run through the minds of any creative trying to make it themselves. Most of all, they dive deep on the importance of incorporating videos into your content strategy.Simon does not hold back on any details on how you can switch from being a trapped freelancer to abundant creative entrepreneur...In this episode, we dive in deep on topics like:- How Simon educates his clients on the importance of video to get them to take action- The Two important pieces you have to look out for when reviewing video production work- How you have to differ your videos based on the platform and where your audience consumes the content - Every creative persons pivotal moment that triggers the shift from being a freelancer to a business owner- Common mistakes most creatives do when building their business- The missing key that creatives miss when it comes to delivering more value - Reasons why creatives are fearful of marketingResourcesHow to Get Video Right: The Essential Guide to Video Strategy in the Rapidly Changing Digital Age by Simon Banks - https://www.getvideoright.com/storeThe E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It by Michael E. GerberStart with why -- how great leaders inspire action | Simon Sinek - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4ZoJKF_VuAConnect with SimonTallboy Video Consultancy - http://www.tallboy.co.ukLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/tallboy-communications-ltd/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

I första avsnittet av Simon Banks och Johanna Frändéns nya podcast blir Johanna tonåring igen och Simon tar över rollen som podd-Sveriges mest hatade man. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Varför är så många mittbackar potentiella elevrådsordföranden? Och finns det någon "Staffan Olsson" i det svenska landslaget? Vems mamma var fotbollskommenterande poinjär och vems är namne med ärkerivalens hemmastadion? I det femte och avslutande avsnittet av Johanna Frändén och Simon Banks hörna av VM-podden ställs de verkligt viktiga frågorna. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Avsnitt fyra av Johanna Fränden och Simon Banks hörna av VM-podden tar tag i diskussionen om det svenska landslaget och vad fan man får säga i det här landet. Och hur låter det när våra svenska stjärnor måste svara på tuffa frågor (ibland även på utrikiska!). Och varför är engelsmännen egentligen så glada över att bli uttagna till landslaget? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Från Renard Hervés väl avvägda solbränna till Tjertjesovs hemsida vandrar Johanna Fränden och Simon Banks tankar kring världsfotbollen i allmänhet och sommarens VM i synnerhet. På vägen dyker Patrice Evras PK-hån av Thuram, Afrikanska mästerskap och Slutskijs kulturtips upp. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fuckup och K pratar om att inget hänt sen sist i K:s liv. Fuckup har brutit sin diet. Dessutom: Nya regler i den engelska fotbollen, 200 italienska rasister, Simon Banks städvanor och ett helt mellanmål. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fuckup och K pratar om att inget hänt sen sist i K:s liv. Fuckup har brutit sin diet. Dessutom: Nya regler i den engelska fotbollen, 200 italienska rasister, Simon Banks städvanor och ett helt mellanmål.

K tror han har blivit antroposof och Simon är arg på Jonatan! I sportdelen handlar det idag om att vi idag är mer stillasittande än tidigare och att föräldrar som är för engagerade i sina barns sporter! Även om en domare som missade att hans barn hade fötts och avslutningsvis om Simon Banks analys av…

K tror han har blivit antroposof och Simon är arg på Jonatan! I sportdelen handlar det idag om att vi idag är mer stillasittande än tidigare och att föräldrar som är för engagerade i sina barns sporter! Även om en domare som missade att hans barn hade fötts och avslutningsvis om Simon Banks analys av FA-cup semifinalen. Della Sport sponsras av Bethard.com! Della Monde klipps av Niklas Runsten See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ben gets the insiders guide on the world of Managers and chats to KT Tunstall's manager, Simon Banks.