Podcast appearances and mentions of simon caldwell

Journalist and author Simon Caldwell returns to Merely Catholic to discuss his new thriller, Lady Mabel's Gold, with Dr Gavin Ashenden in this 99th episode. A standalone sequel to The Beast of Bethulia Park, the author's 2022 debut, Lady Mabel's Gold has been praised by former Catholic Herald editor William Cash as a “truly original novel with excellent writing, clever plot twists and a cast of memorable characters which put Caldwell at the front rank of Catholic novelists today”. Dr Ashenden talks to Caldwell about his characters, themes and inspirations and both read from the book for the first time publicly. https://www.gracewing.co.uk/page416.html

TRADCAST EXPRESS - Episode 201 Topics covered: A tale of two pilgrimages - guess which one the Vatican has a problem with. Francis hands Catholic church in Turkey over to Eastern Orthodox because ecumenism. Francis suffers injury to face after fall. Links: "Possible ban on Tridentine Mass at Chartres pilgrimage", Katholisch.de (Dec. 6, 2024) Simon Caldwell, "Pope approves LGBT+ pilgrimage as part of Jubilee 2025 celebrations", Catholic Herald (Dec. 9, 2024) Michael Haynes, "Pope Francis approves LGBT ‘pilgrimage' for 2025 Jubilee: report", Life Site (Dec. 6, 2024) "Francis Permits Invalid Anglican Eucharist in Roman Basilica", Novus Ordo Wire (Jan. 25, 2024) "Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew attends inauguration of Dormition Cathedral in Smyrna", Orthodox Times (Dec. 9, 2024) "Francis to Russian Orthodox Patriarch: 'We are Shepherds of the Same Holy Flock of God'", Novus Ordo Wire (May 6, 2022) Post by 'Pope Respecter' on Twitter/X (Dec. 9, 2024) "For Creation of New ‘Cardinals', Francis Appears with Facial Bruise", Novus Ordo Wire (Dec. 7, 2024) Post by 'Lepanto Institute' on Twitter/X (Dec. 7, 2024) Sign up to be notified of new episode releases automatically at tradcast.org. Produced by NOVUSORDOWATCH.org Support us by making a tax-deductible contribution at NovusOrdoWatch.org/donate/

In this episode of Sounds from the Snow, Detective Evelyn Hawke is on the case, unraveling the mysterious murder of Eliza Renwick. Maddie Jones stars as the sharp-witted Detective Hawke, joined by Robert Harris as Dr. Frederick Leighton, Bea Mattos as Clara Beaumont, Chandler Guadagnin as Simon Caldwell, Breanna Latouche as Julia Westcott, and Vanessa Willardson as the ill-fated Eliza Renwick. Together, they bring this gripping tale to life, all set against a powerful backdrop of classical music.

In this episode of Culture Tuesday, host Helena Judd is joined by journalist and author Simon Caldwell, along with 10-year-old reading and writing enthusiast Beth Carroll. Together, they share a diverse selection of books perfect for readers of all ages.The episode highlights recommendations for adults, young readers, and even younger children, ensuring there's something for everyone. From bedtime stories to beach reads, the guests provide a variety of options to suit different moods and settings. They also delve into books that offer deeper insights into the truth of this world, exploring the complexities of characters portrayed through the lens of a Catholic perspective.Whether you're looking for something light and entertaining or thought-provoking and profound, this episode has you covered. Tune in for a delightful discussion and get inspired to expand your summer reading list with these fantastic suggestions.Guest BiosSimon CaldwellSimon Caldwell is a journalist and the author of The Beast of Bethulia Park. With a keen eye for detail and a talent for storytelling, Simon has captivated readers with his intriguing narratives and compelling characters.Madeleine CarrollMadeleine Carroll is the founder of Isaiah Books and the mother of Beth Carroll. She loves writing, walking, and reading to her children. Madeleine's enjoyment in creating interesting characters and storylines began when she was very young and has been greatly influenced by her Catholic faith. Her passion for storytelling shines through in her work, inspiring readers of all ages.

Dr Gavin Ashenden this week speaks to fellow Catholic Herald associate editor and novelist Simon Caldwell about the recently published norms from the Vatican governing the discernment and handling of private revelations and associated mystical and supernatural phenomena. They discuss what the new norms represent and what has prompted the overhaul, the first since 1978. They also examine the purpose of private revelations and the dangers posed to the Church by those which are fraudulent. Caldwell, who has written frequently about private revelations, also talks for the first time about his forthcoming second novel, Lady Mabel's Gold – the sequel to The Beast of Bethulia Park – and the character of Ana Guerrero, a schoolteacher who bleeds mysteriously from her head. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0852447000?ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_76JQB9YEXV7WDKNRPTYE&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_76JQB9YEXV7WDKNRPTYE&social_share=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_76JQB9YEXV7WDKNRPTYE

Catholic journalist and author Simon Caldwell joins Anna Whitehead on air. Simon is the author of "The Beast of Bethulia Park", described as a "gripping psychological novel with Catholic themes". He explores the central themes and characters of the novel, and reflects in the second half of the episode on Catholic literature in general, and the role of Catholic novel in the 21st Century.

Dr Gavin Ashenden talks to the journalist Simon Caldwell about his debut novel, The Beast of Bethulia Park, in this 21st episode of Merely Catholic, the podcast series for The Catholic Herald. The book, due to published by Gracewing later this month, has been described as a “wonderful” psychological thriller underpinned by Catholic themes. It tells the story of a young and idealist priest who is pitched into a dark world of sexual obsession, danger and death when he becomes embroiled in a campaign to unmask a murderous doctor. Dr Ashenden speaks to S.P. Caldwell about some of his characters and they discuss literary inspirations and writing style. Caldwell also reads exclusively from the book for the first time in public. Please follow this link to learn more about The Beast of Bethulia Park and to order your copy: http://www.gracewing.co.uk/page416.html

Sydney legend SIMON CALDWELL (Mad Racket - FB I RADIO) laying down a day time set of FUNK & DISCO grooves at SOUL OF SYDNEY NYD SPECIAL 2015 in the sunshine in the courtyard.

Sydney's legendary DJ SIMON CALDWELL(Mad Racket - FBI Sunsets) put out this very special relaxation mix of Ambient, Down tempo moods and mellow masterpieces back in 2014 and it is an absolute treat to listen back to years on. Track List / Luke Howard - Pan Unknown - Unknown Baroque And Blue - Silver Poetry Suite: III IBIZA - A Mellow Michael J Collins - Nothing Wrong With Holding Alberto Iglesias - El Grito Christian Lane - 3 Preludes And Fugues Flight Facilities - Clair De Lune Bix - Piano For The Moment St Germain - Thank You Mum

A joyous hour of leftfield house with one of Sydney's favourite tastemakers. Interview with @aditoohey: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/adi-toohey/ "Keeping the tracklist hush for this one but I'd love to extend a shout out to one of my regular listeners Stephen Porter who recommended me the Murk production that ended up in this mix, as well as Simon Caldwell who showed me the Howie B track and taught me at least half of what I know about dance music today. Big love to Condesa Electronics for building my lovely Lucia mixer and to you for the invite to contribute to MDC, one of the biggest reasons I packed up my life in Sydney and spent 2012 in Melbourne."

8th installment of our monthly Slices mix series from Simon Caldwell - https://soundcloud.com/dj-simon-caldwell -https://www.facebook.com/simon.caldwell Enjoy!

SOUL OF SYDNEY 329: Sydney DJ legend SIMON CALDWELL (Mad Racket, FBI Radio) living in the mix at SOUL OF SYDNEY NYD SPECIAL 2017 [5-6pm]. All vinyl, open-air funk disco & good vibes from one of this city's undisputed kings of the turntables. Tracklisting Zapp & Roger - California Love Digital Underground - Humpty Dance Slave - Just a Touch of Love Raw DMX - Do It To the Funk Unknown Artist - Dont Stop the Funk ? Larry Graham - Sooner of Later Stevie Wonder - Do I Do Qwestlife - What You Like [feat. Feat Wildchild & Lola] Lyn Collins - Think Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings - What Have You Done For Me Lately? Marva Whitney - Giving Up On Love Marva Whitney - Got to Get Better Unknown Artist ? - Get on Board Womack & Womack - Teardrops Shalmar - Right In the Stocket

Chubby! on Facebook: www.facebook.com/chubbyrecords Simon Caldwell on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/djsimoncaldwell/ @dj-simon-caldwell Since the early 1990s he's been playing records to beer drinkers, bum shakers and radio listeners alike, he has managed to avoid the stifling 'style' classification so many other DJ's trap themselves into, keeping himself free to draw on his varied loves of deep, soulful house, techno, funk, jazz, electro, booty, hip hop and anything else which catches his ear.

This week we had local Swerve favourite somersault in for the subsonic take over. The man him self has come through a few times now and needs little introduction. We had a good chat about what he has coming up, what he is gonna be wearing and some other banter. Here is a bit of info Somersault’s music is uncompromising. Heavily influenced by the shuffling rhythms of dark UK garage, atmospheric techno and deep melodic house, Somersault likes to straddle the line between the delirious highs and murky lows, a sound that’s brought his unique sets to outdoor festivals and underground clubs. The young producer has come a long way from working as a funk guitarist to producing music played on international festival stages by Jon Convex. While his initial entry into electronic music was with electronica duo This Mess, Somersault came into being while travelling through Europe and immersing in the rich club culture in 2014. He is however, no newcomer to dance music having played at major Australian festivals Rabbits Eat Lettuce, Dragon Dreaming and Burning Seed as well as at major Sydney club nights S.A.S.H, Something Else, Blueprint, Foxlife and Cakes supporting PleasureKraft, Pepperpot, Simon Caldwell, Made In Paris, Politics of Dancing and Robbie Lowe. Somersault's eagerly awaited Stampede EP is soon to be released on Upon Access, Sydney’s groundbreaking new label curated by Techno Heavyweight Made In Paris. The EP has been causing a stir in promo pools worldwide gaining praising support from Oliver Schories, Laurent Garnier, Marco Carola, Riva Starr, Sasse, Uone, Joe T Vannelli Steve Ward, Sossa, Joris Voorn, Horse Meat Disco, Marc Poppcke In early 2016 Somersault released his most ambitious work: the four track concept ‘Ultramarine EP’ on Build It Records. The EP instantly entered the Beatport top 100 Deep House Chart and received over 40,000 plays on soundcloud within the first week of release. ‘Ultramarine’ covers much deeper, darker and groovier territory than the producer’s prior work. 2015 saw the release of three widely acclaimed EPs on US imprints Build It and Particles (Proton). His release ‘Devotion/Respect’ had over 15,000 plays on Soundcloud after only two days. ‘Space Is Big’, the producer’s most successful Particles release, has since been remixed by progressive house luminaries Alex O’Rion and Sebastian Weikum. Somersault’s schedule is filling with two planned releases on Australia’s prolific Open Records and bookings at Bohemian Beatfreaks Festival, Squared Senses Festival, S.A.S.H, Foxlife and Something Else. Check him out on all channels and at the festival https://www.facebook.com/somersaultmusicaus/?fref=ts https://soundcloud.com/somersaultmusic

Live hardware set from Sydney-local Simon Mann... Simon Mann has been playing and making electronic music for close to 20 years. Originally focussing on hip-hop and hip-house sounds of the 80's and 90's, Simon eventually gravitated toward house and techno after finding the joys of DJ-ing to a club crowd in the mid 90's. Sighting early influences such as local heroes HMC, GT, Pocket, Head Affect and the rest of the Thunk Records crew, as well as international techno luminaries like Jeff Mills, Carl Craig and Claude Young, Simon's taste has always been in the darker more underground sounds rather that upfront club tunes. After taking 'runner up' position in Sydney's Radio Dex Bedroom Bangers competition in the early 2000's, the DJ-ing opportunities opened up considerably for Simon and he found himself playing alongside some of Sydney's most respected jocks including Phil Smart, Simon Caldwell, Ben Korbel, Ken Cloud, Ajax and Mark Murphy. Simon's interest in production had always been in the background and a small studio of electronic instruments was developed over time. Most production work was done as part of the band We'd up until mid-2000 when Simon started to focus on solo productions with earnest. Simon's sound has evolved into an exploration of deep house, techno and dub techno elements. Currently Simon performs live electronic sets using a combination of hardware and software to create his unique compositions. The podcast recorded for DHA is a hardware set recorded live in one take. To create his sound Simon currently uses an Elektron Analog 4, Yamaha Cs6x and Rm1x, Roland TR606 and TR8, Korg Volca Bass and Sample, Pioneer EFX500. Signal processing and effects are carried out through Ableton Live Suite. Simon releases music on Etui Records (Germany), Lobe Limbique Musique, East Point Sounds, Lamb Shanks Digital, Highjack Recordings (Ukraine) and Pinksilver Digital. Follow Simon on SoundCloud: @djsimonmann

Dave Stuart is a nothing short of a stalwart of the Sydney house and techno scene. Dave has been working hard over the past couple of years on a weekly night here in Sydney called La Famiglia, which has recently, as of about two weekends ago, rebranded itself as ‘Something Else’. Something Else celebrated its launch on 25th October with Red Rack’em at the helm, with support from local legends Simon Caldwell & Magda Bytnerowicz. That was quickly followed up a week later with none other than Ian Pooley as headliner… and there are no signs of the big names slowing down at Something Else anytime soon. Follow Something Else on Facebook for more details bit.ly/SomethingElse-FB Back to Dave… Along with running a weekly party and DJ-ing at that party, Dave has regularly travelled to Europe taking his unique brand of techno, dub techno and deep techno across the world. This year, Dave based himself in Berlin for around 6 months and enjoyed time playing regularly in Berlin at Tresor / Globus, Wanted & Sankt Veit at Chalet, Golden Gate, Parallel at Griessmuehle, Moxxom Festival (Gorlitz) & hopped across to Spain to play at Macarena Club in Barcelona and +afterhours in Malta. Of course, Dave has played at every big name club in and around Sydney, plus festivals such as Subsonic Music Festival. This time around Dave has produced an immaculate vinyl-only mix of deep, dub and acidy goodness… For a full tracklist head to SoundCloud... http://soundcloud.com/deephouseau/107-dave-stuart

Simon Calwell is a key figure on Sydney’s underground house scene. He is the man behind Mad Racket and ‘Sunset’ show on FBI radio. With more then 20 years behind the decks he is a true connoisseur of quality house music. We are happy to present a mix CD originally released in 2003, now available as a free podcast.

Our very first podcast featuring a live interview and mix on FBI Radio in Sydney from two of the guys behind Chubby! The guys have a quick chat explaining what they're about with a mix showcasing some of the sounds that they push. **Mix starts at 10.10** www.chubbymusic.com Chubby! on facebook: www.facebook.com/chubbyrecords www.soundcloud.com/aaronandrew Aaron is an up & coming Sydney producer & DJ with his ears attached to the grooves of House and Techno, drawing inspiration from the sounds of Detroit, Chicago, Madrid and all the way to Moscow. Aaron's DJ sets flirt with a mix of deep, dark and melodic records whilst his productions cater for lovers of the deep & dub realm that is House music. www.soundcloud.com/sullo https://www.facebook.com/stevensullivandj Drawing on influences from Detroit, Melbourne, Chicago and Berlin, Steve’s sets are comprised of a blend of the deeper shades of house, disco, soul & techno. It’s this variety that has secured him both Friday and Saturday night residencies at The Spice Cellar, Sydney's most prominent underground venue. It's here that Steve relishes the opportunity to showcase his taste in a broad spectrum of music, as comfortable playing at 90bpm as he is into the early hours of the morning. Steve’s energy and passion for music have seen him support some of the finest artists in the industry, including the likes of Chez Damier, Kenny Larkin, Tom Trago, Andy Hart, Andras Fox, Matthew Dekay and Simon Caldwell - just to name a few…

Interview and full episode info here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/060-simon-caldwell/ Tracklist: 1. Maus und Stolle - Taxi - Klang 2. Aerea Negrot - All I Wanna Do (Efdemin Remix) 3. Bluetrain - Version Blue 4. Maurizio - M5 5. Viktor Marek & Ed Keylocko - This Land Will Change (Move D & Benjamin Brunn Remix) 6. Anomoly - She 7. Downtown Loop - Sweet Memory 8. LY - Back 2 Zanzibar 9. Bjak - "Deeper Shade Of Blue" (feat Janet Cruz - Ernie remix) 10. Fred P - On My Way To You 11. Digital Justice - Theme From Its All Gone Pearshaped 12. Perception - Abandoned Buildings In Mono 13. Felix Fischer - White Dots 14. Mark Ambrose - My Soul, Your Soul 15. Octave One - Burujha 16. Anomoly - Above Below 17. South Street Player - (Who) Keeps Changing Your Mind 18. Gene Hunt - I Know You Care 19. Sven Weisemann - Kiss Of Abana 20. Penner + Muder - Are You Lost 21. Elon - Clap Back 22. Deep Dish - Ether's Whisper Remix 23. Bassik Grooove - Grooovelok 24. Kem - U (Moodymann Remix) 25. Shades Of Gray - Soul Machine (Eric Volta Remix) 26. Recloose - UHF