Podcast appearances and mentions of simon heath

On this week's episode of The Debrief, MT's editorial team discusses how to get employees behind your AI transformation and the six steps you need to nail when selling a business. When orchestrating a transformation it can be tempting to focus on the strategic, operational and financial dimensions of the change – the why, the what and the how – at the expense of the who. Objectives can be neatly mapped, and budgets and KPIs clearly delineated, while winning over employee sentiment presents a somewhat hazier and more slippery goal. But this task becomes even more important when standard-issue resistance to change meets ‘FOBO' (fear of becoming obsolete) in the AI integration era. We consider Immediate Media people director David Reay's pointers for getting it right.Selling a business, as Heligan partner Simon Heath recently wrote for MT, is often described as ‘part marathon, part chess game' – and for good reason. Parting with something you've poured years into building can feel simultaneously like a test of endurance and strategy, but there are pointers you can follow to smooth the process. Heath has broken down a sale into six steps – we bring you his tips for nailing each one.Links: https://www.managementtoday.co.uk/avoid-one-error-wreck-ai-strategy/opinion-and-analysis/article/1920705https://www.managementtoday.co.uk/selling-business-six-steps-need-nail/down-to-business/article/1921941Credits:Presenters: Antonia Garrett Peel and Éilis CroninProducer: Inga MarsdenArtwork: David Robinson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Simon is the author of “The Invisible Asset: How Good Communications Can Fix Almost Everything”. He is an Executive Communications Coach who has been delivering communications coaching to executives since 1996. And most importantly, he was Ken's coach and mentor, who taught him to speak in front of a crowd.Resources from this episode:SimonHeath.caSimon's book, The Invisible Asset: How Good Communication Can Fix Almost EverythingSimon on Instagram: @simonheathpottery—We hope you enjoy the podcast. Remember to subscribe via Apple podcasts or Spotify, share the link with your friends and colleagues and you can always reach out to as at the following email address info@ineedtof-ingtalktoyou.com.—Ready for the next step in your difficult conversations? You can buy the book on Amazon now.I Need To F***ing Talk To You! | The Art of Navigating Difficult Workplace Conversations - Amazon | Owl's Nest Books| Shelf Life Bookshttps://www.ineedtof-ingtalktoyou.com/

Support Night Clerk Radio on Patreon We're back! We spent January delving into the content dungeons and we've returned with two great dungeon synth albums. In this episode, we're exploring the music of Cryo Crypt, the dark fantasy/dungeon synth sister label of Cryo Chamber. We discuss the first two albums on the label and share our thoughts on the current state of the genre. Stay awhile and listen.Albums DiscussedThe Ghost from Sheol by Vikorra DoomGrayshadow Ruins by Mountain RealmRelated LinksCryo Crypt on BandcampCryo Chamber Launches Dark Fantasy Label Cryo Crypt CreditsMusic by: 2MelloArtwork by: Patsy McDowellRoss on TwitterBirk on TwitterNight Clerk Radio on TwitterNight Clerk Radio on InstagramNight Clerk Radio in Bluesky

Few TV dramas have had such an instant seismic effect as ITV's miniseries on the Horizon scandal, Mr Bates vs The Post Office. How do searing stories of miscarriages of justice make it to screen in a ruthless television environment? And what makes them so effective at concentrating public outrage and forcing change? Simon Heath, CEO and Creative Director of World Productions, was Executive Producer of Line of Duty and the acclaimed Hillsborough drama Anne. He tells Andrew Harrison what makes true-life drama work – and how it does the job that World In Action used to do.  • “To be able to launch a drama while a public inquiry is still ongoing is just fantastic because you're able to point the audience immediately toward a live political issue, and the two things feed on each other.” - Simon Heath • “Some stories do lend themselves more readily to dramatisation, and there was something about the Post Office Scandal that you could essentially distil it down to the little people versus this out of control, faceless bureaucracy that was crushing them.” - Simon Heath Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/bunkercast  Written and Presented by Andrew Harrison. Produced by: Eliza Davis Beard. Audio production: Jade Bailey. Managing Editor: Jacob Jarvis. Group Editor: Andrew Harrison. Music by Kenny Dickinson. THE BUNKER is a Podmasters Production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Simon Heath founded and set up the Mistletoe Bay Trust and the Mistletoe Charitable Foundation. He has been a school teacher, principal, and has held many other education roles for nearly 40 years. He is passionate about sustainability, strong leadership, and excellence within schools. Also available on Spotify and other major podcast apps. 0:00 Introduction 3:53 NZ Education System vs Other Countries 11:47 Education during COVID 18:06 Teaching Career 26:12 E-Learning 37:04 Eco-Learning 50:51 Mistletoe Bay Trust Story 1:17:04 Mistletoe Charitable Foundation 1:26:17 Kiwi Can Program 1:31:52 Societal Changes 1:38:19 Māori/Pākehā Equity Gap 1:45:36 What Makes a School Great? 1:51:24 Leadership 1:56:02 Mediocrity 1:58:44 Why Choose Teaching as a Career? 2:04:38 Mistletoe Bay Photos

Over the past few weeks, Stephen McCormick and I have been speaking to MSP business owners, creative marketers and directors to share their experiences of entering and winning the SuperOps MSP awards, and their best advice for business success. To mark the end of season five of TubbTalk, we present to you a round-up of those top tips. There are all kinds of things that these IT experts do that you could start doing in your MSP too. You never know – you too could be an award winner! Jack Peploe of Veterinary IT Services talks niching and website mistakes and Mitch Redekopp of Rivercity Technology Services chats about why he does a cyber risk assessment with new clients and the challenges of running an MSP. Marketing expert Sarah Turner of Backbone IT shared the highs and lows of marketing in an MSP and a customer-first approach to business. Jack Gray of FOMO Technology discussed being a solo MSP and obstacles to growth, and Simon Heath of The Final Step shared their approach to business culture.Mentioned in This EpisodeBook: Marcus Sheridan: They Ask, You Answer: A Revolutionary Approach to Inbound Sales, Content Marketing, and Today's Digital ConsumerAI tool: ChatGPTMSP marketing expert: Paul GreenThe Tech Tribe7 Figure MSPBook: Chris Wiser: 16 Strategies You Need To Know To Protect Your Business From Hackers Book: Janna Dutton: Conversations Over Coffee – Volume 1: Real People, Real Stories, Real SuccessErnest Murry CTO of Genuine Technology GroupMarketing CRM: HubSpotDesign tool: CanvaOnline video editor: InvideoWebsite heatmap tool: HotjarMel Robbins PodcastJay Shetty PodcastBook: Mel Robbins: The High 5 Habit: Take Control of Your Life with One Simple HabitBook: Mel Robbins: The 5 Second Rule: The Surprisingly Simple Way to Live, Love, and Speak with Courage: Transform your Life, Work, and Confidence with Everyday Courage, (cover may vary)Feel Better,...

In this episode, Richard talks to Simon Heath, a director at The Final Step. They're a long-established MSP based in London, supporting time-poor business owners with a white glove IT service. Simon tells Richard how he transitioned from the world of acting into the MSP space, all about the kind of work they do at The Final Step and how they find clients. Richard and Simon discuss the importance of a strong company culture and how the pandemic strengthened their own culture and values. Plus, Simon shares his advice on how MSP owners can build a good culture of their own.Simon also explains the SuperOps awards process, why he thinks The Final Step won the “MSP with the Best Work Culture” award, and why he'd recommend entering an awards competition to any MSP owner. He also shares openly about the challenges and successes of running a business, and what he thinks is next for the IT sector. Mentioned in This EpisodeIT Nation EvolveBob Burg The Go GiverGazelle management strategyTraction management strategyIT NationKim Scott – Radical CandorMichael E Gerber: The EMyth RevisitedL David Marquet: Turn the Ship Around

Behind Blue Eyes, Krusseldorf - Kisses from the Clouds (Phaxe Remix) Iboga Revival, Vol. 02 - Iboga Records http://musicshop.iboga.dk/store/view_release?release=1643 IBOGADIGITAL709 1. FREq - Strange Attractor (Original Mix) 2. Son Kite - Catch (Original mix) 3. Liquid Soul - Why (Original Mix) 4. Ace Ventura, Zen Mechanics - Mind=God (Original Mix) 5. Liquid Soul - The Source (Atmos Remix) 6. Ace Ventura - Serenity Now (Original Mix) 7. Perfect Stranger - No 1 (Original Mix) 8. Yotopia - Game On (Original mix) 9. Ace Ventura - Judo Chop (Original Mix) 10. Weekend Heroes - Sidewinder (Ticon Remix) 11. Atmos - One You Need (Original Mix) 12. Lish - Feel Good (Original mix) 13. Flowjob - Run Baby Run (Original mix) 14. Liquid Soul - Crazy People (Captain Hook & Domestic Remix) 15. Easy Riders - Rolling Stoned (Original Mix) 16. Perfect Stranger, Zen Mechanics - Desert Session (Original Mix) 17. Vibrasphere - Capsize (Sphera Remix) 18. Phaxe - Street Lights (Original mix) 19. Flowjob - 10000 Smiles Away (Original mix) 20. Behind Blue Eyes, Krusseldorf - Kisses from the Clouds (Phaxe Remix) 21. Human Element - Blue Elephant (Original mix) 22. Ticon, Weekend Heroes - Teleport (Original Mix) 23. Liquid Soul - Global Illumination (Martin Roth OMFG! Remix) 24. FREq - Return of the Masters (RPO Remix) 25. Ryan Hallifax - Love Song (Original Mix) 26. Peter Gun, Terzi - Acapulco (Original Mix) 27. Antix - Little Honey (Original Mix) 28. Tripswitch - Squeeze Theorem (Original Mix) We take a psychedelic trip down memory lane with the 2nd edition of the Iboga Revival compilation. Featuring some of the epic classics that have brought us so many moments of joy and dancefloor bliss, this close to 30 track compilation spans over a decade of truly impactful tunes, showing just how timeless the true gems are. Michael Abel Larsen,Simon Heath 2012 Iboga Records Iboga Records Publishing,Iboga Records Publishing

Simon is a Counsellor and Ecotherapist and all round lovely chap with an excellent beard to boot. Ecotherapy is an umbrella term for traditional counselling that takes place in the natural world. Simon will explain all about that, but let's just say, it's remarkable what it can do for everyone on so many levels, as its effective immersion in nature affords us a real visceral connection or re-connection to self and with that, a sense of freedom. As well as having his own private practice, he also works in Devon Counselling College as a tutor and today we talk about mental health, the value of therapy and how walking can help us move forward and gives us choices on where we want to go. www.roamingtherapies.com The Sport Walk Show: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg3Ug6KhpfwHdkou5L_Pf2A  The counsellor directory: https://www.bacp.co.uk/search/Therapists --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stepping-out/message

On the title alone this episode may not seem to fit this podcast and the opposite is the case.  As an evidence based practitioner my guest (Rob Baker) is right at home and his work is ultimately about how people feel about their jobs and their work.  We cover a LOT of ground in this episode and on a personal note Rob's reply to my unexpected and innocuous question is a complete surprise and I learn a lot about him.  The show notes as always are below:   Around 3 minutes we discuss the Fat Cat on Kelham Island in Sheffield https://www.thefatcat.co.uk/   Around 5 minutes Rob talks about how he competed for GB at orienteering, you can find out more here https://www.britishorienteering.org.uk/   Around 8 minutes I mention the awesome human being called Simon Heath who is a Consulting Artist and has some sensible and practical thinking on the workplace.  You can find him on Twitter here  https://twitter.com/simonheath1?lang=en and here is his blog  https://workmusing.wordpress.com/about/   Around 17 minutes Rob mentioned Job Crafting questionnaires.  Here is a link to a recent paper on that https://www.researchgate.net/publication/312192742_The_job_crafting_questionnaire_A_new_scale_to_measure_the_extent_to_which_employees_engage_in_job_crafting   Around 31 minutes Rob mentions the discipline of Positive Psychology, here is a link to explore what it is https://positivepsychology.com/what-is-positive-psychology-definition/   Around 32 minutes Rob mentions a Dutch researcher and her research, here is a link to a 2015 paper on Job Crafting https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mcw_Peeters/publication/280830379_the_job_crafting_intervention/links/55c85ee208aea2d9bdc8b297.pdf   Around 37 minutes I mention Erving Goffman and the notion of face and facework, you can read more about my research into this here https://www.degruyter.com/view/journals/jplr/14/2/article-p167.xml   This is a piece by Robert Arundale on face and facework http://media06.euv-frankfurt-o.de/Literatur/Arundale_2006.pdf   At around 45 minutes I mention a Simulcast about Grit and Growth Mindset and you can find that here https://emotionatwork.podbean.com/e/episode-42-grit-and-growth-mindset-good-practice-podcast-crossover-special/   Around 59 minutes Rob and I talk about a previous episode of this podcast with Hilary Scarlett, here is the link https://emotionatwork.podbean.com/e/episode-39-emotion-at-work-in-neuroscience-and-organisational-change/   Around 1hr 19 minutes I get Rob to lug his book, the link is here: Personalization at Work – Bringing job crafting to life within organisations (by Rob Baker)   As we are wrapping up at 1 hour 21 Ron plugs his website https://tailoredthinking.co.uk/   You can find Rob here too: Twitter -  https://twitter.com/bakerrjm?lang=en   Here are some other references that Rob said would be helpful during the wrap up:   Job Crafting - Amy Wrzesniewski on creating meaning in your own work – Video from presentation at Google’s 2014 Re:Work seminar series and the best introduction to the concept I have found. http://www.arnoldbakker.com/articles.php (this is a treasure trove of research) Re-orientating Job Crafting (a really elegant paper outlining what we know and don't know about job crafting and a suggested path for future research) [Behind a paywall unfortunately] Turn the job you have into the job you want. Harvard Business Review.   Google’s favourite Psychologist Explains How the Company Retains Top Talent. BusinessInsider.com   Why you should let people craft their work   People Management (by Rob Baker)   Job crafting guide - Recources from Tailored Thinking's website  

James is joined by Simon Heath to explore more of the Brit Wres story with part two concerning hooking and shooting out of the venerable Riley's Gym, Wigan. Known the world over for its fearsome reputation for producing catch wrestlers. The Snakepit.

James is joined by Simon Heath to discuss the very early days of British Professional wrestling as they embark on the long journey of the history of BritWres on#BritWresIsDead Part 1

James is joined by Simon Heath to discuss Dominion 6.9 from Osaka Jo Hall. Okada battles Jericho, Naito and Ibusshi try and hospitalise each other and not in a good way, and Will Osperay takes Dragon Lee to the limit.

What is innovation? Can anyone be creative? On this week's GoodPractice Podcast, full-time doodler Simon Heath joins Ross G and Owen to discuss. We ask why the concept of 'innovation' is so attractive and debate the notion that we should bring our creative pursuits into the workplace. If you'd like to share your thoughts on the show, you can find us on Twitter @RossGarnerGP, @OwenFerguson and @SimonHeath1. To find out more about GoodPractice, visit goodpractice.com or tweet us @GoodPractice or @GoodPracticeAus The Ken Robinson TED Talk that Simon referenced was: 'Do schools kill creativity?', online at: https://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity?language=en Harold Jarche's blog discussing this talk is online at: https://jarche.com/2019/02/education-does-not-destroy-creativity/  The subreddit that Owen recommend was r/fantasy, at: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/  He recommends the Apollo App for using Reddit: https://apolloapp.io/  The paper Ross recommended was: Tversky, A., & Kahneman, D. (1974). Judgment under uncertainty: Heuristics and biases. science, 185(4157), 1124-1131. It's incredibly readable, and available online at: http://psiexp.ss.uci.edu/research/teaching/Tversky_Kahneman_1974.pdf 

For two years we've been chatting work, performance and learning in the cramped confines of our office - but no longer. For our 100th episode, Ross G, Owen and James sloped off to the Raeburn Hotel in Edinburgh to reflect on favourite episodes, greatest guests and, of course, what we learned this week  And, as it's our anniversary, we filmed that discussion for a one-off special: Podcasters in Pubs Getting Pints. You can watch the video version of this podcast on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/_sKUx3DEJSQ  To share your thoughts on the podcast, you can find us on Twitter @RossGarnerGP, @OwenFerguson and @JamesMcLuckie. To find out more about GoodPractice, visit goodpractice.com or tweet us @GoodPractice and @GoodPracticeAus.  The episodes mentioned were: 17 — AI and jobs: What is the future of work?, with David D'Souza at: http://podcast.goodpractice.com/ai-and-jobs-what-is-the-future-of-work  30 — Compliance training: Ticking a box or having an impact?, with Sukh Pabial at: http://podcast.goodpractice.com/compliance-training-ticking-a-box-or-having-an-impact  32 — How should L&D respond to millennials?, with Ross' brother Grant Garner at: http://podcast.goodpractice.com/how-should-ld-respond-to-millennials  49 — Evidence-based practice for HR and L&D, with Mark Hendy at: http://podcast.goodpractice.com/evidence-based-practice-for-hr-and-ld  59 — How can L&D support performance?, with JD Dillon at: http://podcast.goodpractice.com/59-how-can-ld-support-performance  66 — Discernment in L&D, with Simon Heath at: http://podcast.goodpractice.com/66-discernment-in-ld  80 — How do we make digital learning accessible?, with Michael Osborne and Mike Shaw at: http://podcast.goodpractice.com/80-how-do-we-make-digital-learning-accessible  87 — Building a learning culture, with Michelle Ockers at: http://podcast.goodpractice.com/87-building-a-learning-culture 89 — Introducing learning design, with Nick Robinson at: http://podcast.goodpractice.com/89-introducing-learning-design   92 — Best of breed ecosystems vs the LMS, with Adam Harwood at http://podcast.goodpractice.com/92-best-of-breed-ecosystems-vs-the-lms  94 — Challenge trends in L&D, with Anthony Williams at http://podcast.goodpractice.com/94-challenging-trends-in-ld  The paper Owen referenced for 'What I Learned This Week' was: Cullen, D., & Gotell, L. (2002). From orgasms to organizations: Maslow, women's sexuality and the gendered foundations of the needs hierarchy. Gender, Work & Organization, 9(5), 537-555. Available at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/227501292_From_Orgasms_to_Organizations_Maslow_Women's_Sexuality_and_the_Gendered_Foundations_of_the_Needs_Hierarchy The Twitter conversation that Owen referenced was: https://twitter.com/wildejoanna/status/1002583221006106624?s=21 Ross discussed 'asymmetrical polling', a concept he learned about on The West Wing Weekly podcast's crossover episode with Five Thirty Eight. You can listen to that here: http://thewestwingweekly.com/episodes/002 The transcript of the West Wing episode discussed is online at: http://www.westwingtranscripts.com/wwscripts/1-21.php With thanks to The Raeburn, Edinburgh.

New Japan took their annual celebration of all things Junior Heavyweight to new heights this year and held their final at Korakuen Hall. A full card of action that also teased this weekend's Dominion card was to be had topped of by a final between the new Bone Soldier Taiji Ishimori of Bullet Club vs Los Ignorables de Japaon's resident sociopath Hiromu Takahashi. James is joined by Simon Heath to run down all the matches on offer.

it was the biggest all women's wrestling show in European history, it was the biggest step forward for women's wrestling this decade, and it was possible the best show any company has put on in the UK this year. James Truepenny, Alex Watt and Simon Heath were there to see it in person. Pro Wrestling:EVE crossed the road and went held the biggest women's wrestling party they could with three out standing matches in the second half of the show that blew away all expectations; Kay Lee Ray vs Meiko Satomura in a Match of the Year contender, Aja Kong vs Viper in an emotional debut for Kong for the first time in the UK. Finally the EVE Championship was on the line as champion Sammii Jayne "The Main Event Empress" defended against the She-1 Winner and Ace of EVE Charlie Morgan.

Ring of Honor made their annual trip to Tokyo last weekend and James is joined by Simon Heath and Chelsea Spollen of Shoulders Up to discuss the tour. As well as breaking down some business, making comments on the recent Sami Callihan incident and making some other general thoughts on wrestling this week. But love is indeed, in the air and perhaps the end of Bullet Club. The Golden Lovers return was the main focus of the show and the crew discuss the possibilities that could arise, celebrate Chase Owens sudden Main Event Status, and the ROH World Title and it's Champion Dalton Castle.

In a world of fake news, thought leaders and instant answers, how often do we pause to think critically about facts and ideas? On this week's GoodPractice Podcast, Ross G and Owen are joined by Simon Heath to discuss some of the actions we can take to become more discerning when faced with new information. If you'd like to share your thoughts on the show, you can tweet us @RossGarnerGP, @OwenFerguson and @SimonHeath1. You can also find us @GoodPractice or @GoodpracticeAus. To find out more about GoodPractice, visit goodpractice.com.  The AR apps Owen referenced this week are ARise and Tap Measure, both available on the Apple App Store. Simon's innovative use of Twitter can be seen by searching the hashtag #idrewapidgeon, or via this link: https://twitter.com/hashtag/IDrewAPigeon?src=hash Ross' learning analytics blog for Training Journal can be found at: https://www.trainingjournal.com/blog/getting-started-learning-analytics 

By 1992, Giant Baba had rebuilt All Japan's reputation when it came to quality wrestling. Having hired a crew of top notch Gaijin including "Doctor Death" Steve Williams, Terry "Bamm Bamm" Gordy and Stan "The Lariat" Hansen. The top of his home grown talent had been thinned with the departure Genichiro Tenryu and his roster to SWS, so in the spring of 1992 Baba launched his youth offensive. James is joined by Simon Heath as they explore the '92 Championship Carnival Tour and the impact it had on King's Raod style.

James is joined by Simon Heath this week and after a big come down from the G! they return to the Beginner's Guide to Japanese Wrestling looking at FMW in 1992. FMW in '92 was a strange place, they toured Mexico and the USA, you know kinda like Japanese companies do now. They had a heel champion who was a vaguely racist Indian stereotypical caricature, um, okay. And they had a resurgent women's division that had been held down and never given an opportunity to shine until now. Oh yes and some odd MMA matches between World Champions and ground based fighters . . . so essentially the predicted everything about 2017 but the Trump Presidency.

This week James is joined by Alex Edwards, Alex Watt, Chelsea Spollen and Simon Heath to celebrate the glory of the G1 Climax Final from Ryogoku Sumo Hall in Japan. After a grueling month, the final two wrestlers went into a no time limit match for the G1 Title and the opportunity to main event at Wrestle Kingdom in January. Also on a stacked under card, The Young Bucks defended their IWGP Jnr. Tag Team Titles against Taguchi Japan, Taguchi and Ricochet, and War Machine defended their titles against the Bullet Club pairing of Hangman Paige and Cody.

James is joined by Simon Heath for this bonus episode covering nights 10 & 11 of the G1 Climax Tournament. Pretty deep into the tournament now, options are closing for those hoping to win the whole shebang, and Simon takes his usual round about path to wrestling commentary. Juice Robinson in Revenge of Taguchi Gun and the hair fatigue index.

James is joined by Simon Heath, Chelsea Spollen and Alex Edwards to discuss the 4th, 5th and 6th nights of the G1 Climax Tournament. This week so the whole company back on the road, getting out of Tokyo and back on the bus, which makes an even longer grind. The Truepenny Show finds out who is keeping their performance socks up in what has turned out to be a classic in the making.

James is joined by a host of guests to review the action in this year's G1 Climax Tournament. in the first half of the show, Ben Spindler is on tap to talk about night one. Then Chelsea Spollen, Alex Watt and Simon Heath, bring you a podcast from Manchester. Fifteen matches to look at in total, and the pressure starts now.

This is a very special Truepenny Show, the first recorded on the road as James ventures to Manchester and meets up with his long time friend and cohort Alex Watt, and adds a new member to the Truepenny Show roster in Simon Heath. Together they discuss the SWS WWF Super Wrestle card of late 1991 and talk about the rise of Genichiro Tenryu's new promotion that he formed with the help of the WWF after leaving All Japan Pro Wrestling. So join the team for a roller coaster ride of King's Road, Sports Entertainment style.

Actors Danny Mays, Vicky McClure and Adrian Dunbar, writer and executive producer Jed Mercurio and executive producer Simon Heath discuss the making of the third series of BAFTA-nominated BBC drama Line of Duty.

Вот описание вчерашнего эфира : - "В этой программе рассказ пойдёт о двух замечательных группах и их прекрасных альбомах ! Первый коллектив из Италии и называется Barock Project. Мы предложим Вашему вниманию 4-й альбом группы , который выходит в эти дни и называется "SKYLINE". Музыканты участвующие в альбоме : - Luca Zabbini / keyboards, bass, backing vocals - Luca Pancaldi / lead vocals - Eric Ombelli / drums - Marco Mazzuoccolo / guitars Приглашённый музыкант - Vittorio De Scalzi / vocals, flute on (3) 04.06.15 известен своим участием в легендарной итальянской группе New Trolls. Идея проекта Barock Project возникла из желания совместить лучшие образцы классической музыки (в основном музыка барокко) с рок-стилем и немного "приправить" это блюдо джазовой гармонией , выдержанной в рамках поп-музыки с целью расширить привлекательность прогрессивного рока 70-х годов. Основатель проекта, пианист и композитор Лука Цзаббини (Luka Zabbini) , утверждает, что его страсть к музыке известного клавишника Кита Эмерсона (ELP), вызвала желание сочинять и играть полный спектр стилей, от классики до рока и джаза...... Вторая группа из Австралии с единственным альбомом вышедшем в 1975-м году. Называется этот коллектив Paul Gaffey а альбом носит название "Mephistopheles". Замысел альбома принадлежит австралийскому композитору Simon Heath . Вдохновившись историей Мефистофеля, маэстро выстроил концепцию будущего произведения, сочинил музыкальную часть и попутно оформил всю лирику. Звуковые структуры базируются на грамотном сочетании оркестра с рок-группой. Эмоциональная целостность палитры нарушается лишь единожды, в песенке "Paradise" - мажорно-попсовом мотивчике, способном привести в восторг фанатов Elton John и Cockney Rebel. Simon Heath и Paul Gaffey долго судились , оспаривая права на авторство , выиграл вроде Gaffey , но Heath до сих пор утверждает , что всё это написано им... Эту концептуальную сюиту , в которой используются все приёмы характерные для рок-опер, представляют музыканты : *Paul Gaffey/vocal *Stan Wilson/organ, piano *Peter Harris/mellotron *Doug Gallagher/drums, conga *John Young/bass *Mark Punch/acoustic guitar, electric guitar *Jim Kelly/acoustic guitar *Simon Heath/moog *Tony Buchanan/sax *Don Wright/sax

Welcome everyone from around the globe, would you like to hear some good tunes. Lets introduce you to our newcomers, we have Neden, music inspired by the late 70’s Kosmische music, Alerick Project an ethnic electronic chillout duo, from Cyan music label Oud!n13 giving us deep & melancholic moods, a fusion of textures and slow rhythms from Saint Janus, Swedish born Simon Heath known as Krusseldorf whose output to date includes the release of 18 albums in many genres, and concluding with Moeckesch, overtones of cinematic and classical symphonic music. On September 14th a very unique concert will take place in France in the heart of the famous Saint Emilion wine region. Manuel Gottsching & Lutz Ulbrich will perform their music to the film the weird and dreamy minimalist underground art movie Le Berceau De Cristal, we feature two edited tracks from the original 1975 soundtrack album. As before, we like to give you a varied set of electronic music with dark and light atmospheric sounds from a host of talented musicians, lets get the ball rolling with one of our newcomers Moeckesch, track titled Desire part 2 Sequences Podcast no53 Moeckesch ‘Desire Part 2 2.10 (Album Dark Helix) http://www.moeckesch.com Saint Janus ‘Pleased By Freaky Culture’ 6.44 (album Spiritale) http://www.saintjanus.com OUD!N13 ‘Another Horizon’ 14.00 (album Cosmic Light) http://www.cyan-music.com Krusseldorf ‘Breaking Dawn’ 23.00 (album Fractal World) www.krusseldorf.com Krusseldorf ‘Circuit Boarding’ 30.09 “ “ “ Ashra Tempel “Le Berceau De Cristal/Silence Sauvage 36.25 (album Le Berceau De Cristal) *** John Christian ‘Blackwater’ 43.47 (album Dark Matters) http://www.johnchristian.org *** JaJa “Starbeam’ 50.27 (album Startrail) http://www.cyan-music.com *** Vanderson ’Somewhere From Intergrated Circuit’ 57.29 (album Abyss) www.vanderson.pl Spiraldreams ‘Old & New 11, Run Rabbit Run’ 67.29 http://www.spiraldreams.x10.mx Neden ‘Useless Nest’ 77.00 (album Neden LP) www.neden.bandcamp.com/ Neden ‘Far From The Truth’ 81.24 “ “ “ Synestem ‘Main Memorial’ 85.22 (album From Spaceports 2) www.synestem.de DigitalsSimplyWorld Event Horizon Of Sequences’ 92.18 (Essence Of The Sequences) www.digitalsimplyworld.bandcamp.com/ *** Aythar ‘Phoenix2’ 99.27 http://www.aythar.eoldal.hu Alerick Project ‘No Way Out’ 104.54 (album No Way Out) https://www.youtube.com/user/alerickproject Alerick Project ‘Picking The Best’ 109.42 “ “ “ “ Realtime ‘Deep Inside’ 115.11 (album Realtime Live In Cologne (The Doninikaner Session) www.syngate.net *** Moeckesch ‘Depression’ 122.43 Ebia ‘Herrscher Im Orbit 1’ 128.01 (album Herrscher Im Orbit) www.syngate.net Psicodreamics ‘Azhdark Passion’ 135.38 www.psicodreamics.com

The latest Talking TV podcast reflects on a busy week for the broadcasting industry, which included some seismic news at BBC2 and another ITV channel launch. Host Jake Kanter is joined by new Broadcast editor Chris Curtis and Steven D Wright, the creative director of Whizz Kid Entertainment, to look back on Janice Hadlow’s BBC2 legacy. ITV’s new female-friendly channel ITVBe also comes under the microscope, while there is praise for Channel 5’s opportunistic benefits commissions. Elsewhere, World Productions’ creative director Simon Heath pops by to discuss the second series of BBC2’s hit drama Line of Duty. He also reveals that creator Jed Mercurio has further series in the works. Finally, two new shows get the preview treatment. Find out why BBC4’s Infested: Living with Parasites is gut-churning stuff, while there’s a lukewarm reception for ITV’s new comedy drama Edge of Heaven.