Podcast appearances and mentions of simon lang

Campbell Playhouse | (25) Things We Have (An American Cavalcade) | May 26, 1939An original and moving drama by Orson Welles about a young immigrant who discovers what makes America unique. Moving! Orson Welles and Cornelia Otis Skinner each play five different roles! About the great American dream of personal liberty and independence. Mr and Mrs Scott arrive at the port to adopt Simon Lang a nine-year-old orphaned boy from Europe who is all set to become an American citizen. His new parents teach him all about this country and its famous countrymen and how throughout the years people have come to America for freedom.Starring: Agnes Moorehead; Ray Collins; Kingsley Colton; Kenny Delmar; William Harrigan; Frank Readick; Cornelia Otis Skinner; Everett Sloane; Howard Smith; Orson Welles: : : : :My other podcast channels include: MYSTERY x SUSPENSE -- DRAMA X THEATER -- SCI FI x HORROR -- COMEDY x FUNNY HA HA -- VARIETY X ARMED FORCES.Subscribing is free and you'll receive new post notifications. Also, if you have a moment, please give a 4-5 star rating and/or write a 1-2 sentence positive review on your preferred service -- that would help me a lot.Thank you for your support.https://otr.duane.media | Instagram @duane.otr#orsonwelles #oldtimeradio #otr #radioclassics #citizenkane #oldtimeradioclassics #classicradio #mercurytheatre #duaneotr:::: :

Küchendirektor und Sternekoch im Restaurant Sartory in Augsburg

Er lernte bei Starkoch Schuhbeck, dann schaffte er selbst den Durchbruch als Spitzenkoch: Simon Lang vom Sternerestaurant Sartory spricht in einer neuen Folge unseres Podcasts "Augsburg, meine Stadt" über Perfektion am Herd, seinen Mentor Alfons Schuhbeck und darüber, warum seine Kinder lieber von ihrer Mama statt von ihm bekocht werden. Im Gespräch mit Axel Hechelmann erzählt Lang, wie er die Leidenschaft fürs Kochen entdeckte, warum er zwischenzeitlich daran dachte, aufzugeben und warum ihn Ex-Fernsehkoch Schuhbeck wochenlang ignorierte, ehe er ihn beförderte. Außerdem spricht Lang über Stars wie die US-Sängerin Beyoncé oder den Winnetou-Darsteller Pierre Brice, die er bekochte. Und er verrät, welcher ungewöhnliche Essenswunsch einer Gruppe Amerikaner ihm im Gedächtnis geblieben ist. Lang sagt auch, wie er mit dem Druck zurechtkommt, die Michelin-Auszeichnung zu verteidigen, wie er mit Stresssituationen umgeht und warum er von einem Fischlokal auf Ibizia träumt. Gegen Ende des Gesprächs erzählt der 42-jährige Familienvater, was er an Augsburg mag, was er in seiner Freizeit unternimmt – und wie er die Silvesternacht verbringen wird.

DO Issue 18: Old Favorites is out next month! We are celebrating its themes with classic radio drama. This week we're celebrating Shakespeare with six scenes from Shakespeare. Preorder Old Favorites! For these scenes, we roll a six-sided die to find out who's who right before recording. We don't know our roles until we roll! Cast: Robert Eversmann, Melissa Kerman, Simon Lang, Michael Santiago, Z.B. Wagman 1. Macbeth Act I Scene 1 First Witch - Bobby Second Witch - Simon Third Witch - Mike 2. Midsummer Night's Dream Act III Scene 1 pt. 1 Bottom - Simon Quince - Melissa Snout - Mike Starveling - Bobby Robin - Zach 3. Tempest Act I Scene 2 Stephano - Melissa Trinculo - Mike Caliban - Zach Ariel - Bobby 4. Henry IV Act III Scene 3 Falstaff - Melissa Bardolph - Mike Hostess - Simon Prince - Zach 5. Romeo and Juliet Act I Scene 1 Sampson - Mike Gregory - Zach Abram - Melissa Benvolio - Simon Tybalt - Bobby Prince - Melissa 6. Two Noble Kinsmen Act II Scene 2 Arcite - Simon Palamon - Mike Emilia - Bobby Woman - Melissa 7. Midsummer Night's Dream Act III Scene 1 pt. 1 Bottom - Zach Titania - Bobby Peasblossom - Simon Cobweb - Mike Mote - Melissa Mustardseed - Simon

Simon Lang is back with Justin Dawson in Episode 46.

Episode 29. A short episode where Justin hosts the show with a new female co-host Rosie! Rosie is a bit shy so doesn't show her face to camera.  Ireland phase 3 re-opening with COVID-19. Simon Lang is away visiting family for the first time in months.  We discuss: 100,000 Zoom participants in one call. Is this a record? Apple re-closes 70 of their stores in the USA due to COVID-19 Google still paying billions to Apple to be their main search engine Apple Maps, does anyone still use Apple Maps? Like, comment, share, subscribe and visit our website at www.AllThingsTech.IE

Episode 26 of the All Things TechIE podcast where Simon Lang has started a new AV role and tells us what he will be doing in his new job. Justin's celebrated his 37th birthday and got some new tech, a smart watch. So we talk about wearables pros and cons. Also in the show: Australia records highest internet speed Will we ever go back to the office after COVID-19? Facebook launch virtual meetings Whatsapp increases to 8 partipants , originally 4. Netflix charging for "Dead" accounts Son Kills Father Zoom Chat (WEIRD story!) Man sentenced to death via Zoom (Courts online!) Cambridge to teach fully online for a year  Irish GDPR with Twitter/ Facebook   Dont forget to visit our website at www.AllThingsTech.IE where you can find all our episodes, more about our podcast and how to be a guest, comment and subscribe to future shows.   

The Christmas / New Year episode of the All Things TechIE podcast where Simon Lang and Justin Dawson talked about - #AVTechnicianAtChristmas our hashtag that we hope to make viral with the #AVTweep community this festive period. What is the best and worse Christmas displays you have seen? - Printer Gate, how does the Irish Government end up spending nearly €2 million on a printer? - Man held at gunpoint to release a domain name! - Videos of children unboxing toys on YouTube. Should it be allowed? Your thoughts! - Is Uber in Ireland and is Uber in big trouble? and your favourite tech toys for Christmas. As always you can contact the show by visiting www.AllThingsTech.ie Tweet @SimonLangAV or @JustinRDawson or #AllThingsTechIE   Show Note Links Irish Times explanation of Printer Gate Do it for the State  Samsung Tap View

The long awaited Episode 17 of the All Things TechIE podcast. Simon Lang is still missing in action (LOST!) which is the main topic of our show. We're talking about technology to help you when you are completely and utterly disorientated and lost whether it be in the mountains or in an urban environment like Justin. We spoke with Russ from SARLOC and Patrick from What3Words.  Also in the show Storm Area 51 Top 5 technology trends that have advantages and disadvantages in the future Some digital signage mergers And how we can help you with your technology queries If you would like to be a special guest on our show please contact us through our website www.AllThingsTech.IE or @JustinRDawson or @SimonLangAV

Its a new year for our podcast and we're hitting in with controversial technology and Audio Visual questions including: How does Bluetooth Headsets actually work especially during commutes in rush hour to work? We talk with Jack Pieterse from FlyRyte.com and Mark Prendergast from Safedrone.ie about the recent issues with London Gatwick and London Heathrow. Could Ireland face similar issues with drones flying into airports and what safety measures are in place? Simon Lang and Justin Dawson discuss the best of CES2019 Tweet Simon: @SimonLangAV  Tweet Justin: @JustinRDawson Hashtag Twitter: #AllThingsTechIE Web: www.AllThingsTech.IE Also if you have a moment, Justin Dawson is up for another AV Award. This time the AV Nation readers choice award. You can vote for Justin at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZQTDFG6

For more on the All Things TechIE podcast visit www.AllThingsTech.IE This month Simon Lang joins us from the "remote" locations of County Clare with somewhat dodgy internet connectivity which added to some audio problems! Our special guest this month is the AVIXA Senior Staff Instructor Chuck Espinoza aka Mad Sound Guy who tells us his story of how he entered the world of Audio Visual. Please Subscribe to our show on YouTube, iTunes or Spotify and leave comments and feedback to Simon and Justin.

29. April 2016 mit Simon Lang Mit dem verlangsamten Wachstum in China ist die Zahl der Proteste und Streiks deutlich gestiegen. Allein in diesem Jahr gab es bereits rund 1.000 Streiks – vor allem im Süden des Landes. Aus Sorge um die soziale Stabilität gingen die Behörden in der Regel hart gegen Streikende vor, sagt Simon Lang, wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter bei MERICS. Die Proteste könnten aber auch das Reformprogramm der Regierung ausbremsen: Denn geplante Massenentlassungen in ineffizienten Staatsbetrieben könnten die sozialen Spannungen weiter verschärfen und die Lage auf dem Arbeitsmarkt noch schwieriger machen. Vielen Arbeitern fehlten zudem die Qualifikationen für einen Neustart, sagt Lang: „Es ist fraglich ob man aus einem Stahlarbeiter einen Dienstleister oder Start-Uper machen kann.“