Podcast appearances and mentions of simon webster

Singapore's financial institutions faced 22% more in regulatory fines in 2024 compared to 2023. As regulators turn up the enforcement heat, growth opportunities for companies looking to expand across borders could be impacted. What are the top tech trends in compliance? What should businesses consider when navigating increasing compliance complexities especially in terms of global expansion? Simon Webster, CEO of global business consulting and corporate services provider Vistra, shares insights into the evolving complexities of compliance in the AI era, emerging trends, and how companies can navigate compliance, streamline operations, and drive global growth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are certain joys, certain constants when it comes to the world of beer. And one of those has to be the pleasure when scanning the bar for a pint and you happen across the pump clip for Jaipur on cask.It's a seminal beer that has stood the test of time and this year the brewery responsible, Thornbridge, based in the Derbyshire Dales, celebrates the 20th anniversary of both that beer and the business, too.The Thornbridge story began back in 2005 when founders Jim Harrison and Simon Webster recruited two young brewers to brew on a second hand 10-barrel kit in the grounds of Thornbridge Hall.A journey that began in the small Stonemasons Workshop at Thornbridge Hall is one that has gone on to grow into the Riverside Brewery in Bakewell where the team produce some nine million pints of beer each year.Like any good business, the brewery has moved with the times. While Jaipur remains the flagship, its gluten-free Helles Lukas and Green Mountain, a 4.3% Hazy Session IPA, also account for a significant amount of the brewery's production.Thanks to a brewing team led by Ben Wood, Dominic Driscoll and Rob Lovatt, they create beers that cater for a wide and diverse audience.So as the celebrated brewery embarks on a year that will toast two decades in business, we caught up with co-founder Simon Webster to discuss the Thornbridge journey. We look at the recent fantastic new addition of a Burton Union set, why collaborations continue to play a key part in the brewery's proposition and, with new pub openings on the horizon, why Simon believes that such environments remain the best choice when it comes to enjoying a beer. Photo Credit: Thornbridge

Simon Webster is a very talented actor! It was an honor and pleasure to sit down with him and speak about his role in the Sci-Fi/Mystery Thriller show "From" (20220-2024). Simon's character (Ethan) has developed much from Season 1; he has gotten braver and wiser. Not only did Ethan create relationships with Jade and Victor, but he also plays a pivotal role. I believe that Ethan is one of the three that will solve the mystery of the children and be the savior of the town's people. Or, my theory is inaccurate and it will be someone that we less suspect. Either way, I am excited to see what Season 4 has in store for us and I cannot wait for the premiere.

Send us a textEpisode 514"FROM"Actor: Simon Webster (Ethan Matthews)First I want to say that Simon is an amazing young man. He's immensely talented, personable, kind all at such a young age is remarkable. He's a really good kid.Simon and I talk "FROM",  his character Ethan Matthews, If he is indeed the Man in the Yellow Suit,  Ethan seems to get a bit of hate from fans, his thoughts on the season finale, potentially being the man in the Matthews house, how Ethan is going to react in Season 4 to what happened to Jim, teh fact that Ethan has been through alot. The death of his father Jim, the loss of Thomas, Sara trying to murder him.  I also ask him if playing Ethan is hard as Ethan always looks like he is emotionally hurting and upset. We talk about the challenges of growing up and getting older while filming and so much more.Simon Webster is best known for playing the series regular role of 'Ethan Matthews' in the hit MGM+ series FROM.He began his acting career at six years old when he recurred as the young orphan 'Fred' in nine episodes of Hallmark Channel's WHEN HOPE CALLS, the spin-off of WHEN CALLS THE HEART.Since then, he has appeared in a number of series including Quibi's MOST DANGEROUS GAME, National Geographic's anthology drama THE HOT ZONE, and SyFy's CHUCKY.In addition to his work on-camera, Simon is a highly experienced voice actor and voices the roles of 'Pickles' in Disney Junior's SUPERKITTIES, 'Alex' in Spin Master's PAW PATROL, and the title role in 80 short episodes Cartoon Network's LUCAS THE SPIDER.Welcome the awesome, Simon Webster.#from #fromtvshow #fromtvseries #fromseries #fromseason3 #fromseason2 #fromly #mgmplus #horror Reach out to Darek Thomas and Monday Morning Critic!Instagram:   / mondaymorningcritic  Facebook:   / mondaymorningcritic  TikTok:   / mondaymorningcritic  Mondaymorningcritic@gmail.comwww.mmcpodcast.com

We are back at it again folks! This time Jason has an alcohol free cocktail for us to enjoy as well as a disturbingly disgusting alcoholic one. Carly rage rates as we talk about this excellent sleeper show! FROM  is an American science fiction horror television series created by John Griffin. The first season premiered on February 20, 2022, on Epix. The series stars Harold Perrineau, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Eion Bailey, David Alpay, Elizabeth Saunders, Scott McCord, and Ricky He in main roles. With Shaun Majumder, Chloe Van Landschoot, Pegah Ghafoori, Corteon Moore, Hannah Cheramy, Simon Webster, Avery Konrad, amongst many others, in recurring roles. The series has received acclaim for its story, directing, and the performances. The series is set in a nightmarish town in the United States that traps those who enter. The unwilling residents strive to stay alive while plagued by terrifying nocturnal creatures from the surrounding forest as they search for secrets hidden within the town and beyond in the hope of finding a way out. The series centers around Boyd Stevens (Perrineau), the self-appointed sheriff and de-facto mayor, and the Matthews family, new arrivals to the town who soon discover that they are trapped along with the other existing residents, and must work together to stay alive and find a way to escape.

The Singapore-UAE investment corridor presents unique opportunities for optimising global portfolios through a dual-hub model. This approach allows families and companies to establish headquarters in the UAE for managing investments in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), while using Singapore as a management hub for global operations. As initiatives like the Gulf Cooperation Council – Singapore Free Trade Agreement take shape, what trends and challenges are emerging in this dynamic investment landscape? Here's our conversation with Simon Webster, CEO, Vistra - who helps businesses and funds expand and operate internationally.   Presented by Ryan Huang and Audrey Siek This podcast is produced and edited by Anthea Ng (nganthea@sph.com.sg) She produces Mind Your Business, Biz-How-To and Breakfast Special segments on the Breakfast Show. Do contact her for topics: C-Suite, SME, Startups, Health-tech, Sustainability, Property, Intergenerational Family Business, Industry Outlook, Fintech and trending businesses in town.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for July 26, 2024 is: herald • HAIR-uld • verb Herald is a verb meaning "to give notice of"; it is synonymous with announce, publicize, and foreshadow. Herald may also mean "to greet especially with enthusiasm." // The appearance of robins heralded the advent of spring. // She is being heralded as the year's best new author. See the entry > Examples: "Trumpets herald the arrival of the players at the arena." — Simon Webster, The New Yorker, 14 Dec. 2023 Did you know? While herald the verb is more common today, herald the noun is older. When the word was first welcomed into English in the early 14th century, it referred to an official at a tournament (one of those knightly sporting events the Middle Ages are famous for). The herald's duties included making announcements, hence the word's uses relating to announcements both literal and metaphorical. The word is ultimately Germanic in origin, though like so many words of 14th century vintage, it came to English by way of Anglo-French. The resemblance between herald and the name Harold is not coincidental: Harold is a modern form of Chariovalda, the name of a 1st century C.E. leader of the Batavi, a tribe who lived on the lower Rhine. The Germanic source of Chariovalda, haria-, is also the source of herald.

First Tuesday of a new month, so we once again bring you ‘Ask Us Anything', recorded as always LIVE on the Sports Therapy Association Youtube Channel. In this episode, our panel are presented with a selection of questions emailed in to host Matt Phillips (matt@thesta.co.uk) and from the Facebook 'Sports Massage Training & Support Group' run by Tracey McClimon.  On The Panel: Gary Benson - Founder of the Sports Therapy Association Benjamin Mace-Crossley - STA Regional Rep; Instagram: @movingthroughpain Ryan Smith - STA Regional Rep; Co-Host of 'Let's be Frank' Podcast @letsbefrankpodcastuk Simon Webster - STA Member; Sports Therapist; Instagram: webbowellness Tim Allardyce – Founder of Rehab My Patient Questions In This Episode: "Anyone going to Therapy Expo this year? Is it worth it?" "I'm in need of a sturdier massage table and am looking at the electric or hydraulic rising ones." "Does anybody offer any other services other than sports massage to help boost bookings?" "I had an enquiry to treat a child, not sure of their age yet. Is there any age limit to who we can treat? Do the parents need to stay in the room as well?" "What systems do people use to develop leads? I'm looking at a few but unsure of pros and cons." "How long do you give on gift vouchers that you sell for massage before they expire?"   Our sincere thanks to Benjamin Mace-Crossley, Ryan Smith, Simon Webster and Tim Allardyce for giving up their time to be guests on the show!  Want to join the live recordings? Episodes of the Sports Therapy Association podcast are recorded live every TUESDAY at 8pm on the Sports Therapy Association YOUTUBE CHANNEL. Everyone is welcome - you do not have to be an STA member! If you cannot join us live, be sure to subscribe to the 'Sports Therapy Association Podcast' on all popular podcast apps to be notified when new episodes are available. Please Support Our Podcast! If you appreciate what we do, please take a couple of minutes to leave us a rating & review on Apple Podcasts. It really does make all the difference in helping us reach out to a larger audience. iPhone users you can do this from your phone, Android users you will need to do it from iTunes. Questions? Email: matt@thesta.co.uk

When you hear the word Jaipur, chances are a beer comes to mind before the Indian city. This renowned beer, inspired by the vibrant flavours of the Rajasthan region, recently celebrated its 18th anniversary. Jaipur boasts a spicy hoppiness, firm bitterness, and floral fruitiness, complemented by a robust ABV that adds layers of complexity.Despite Jaipur comprising a significant portion of Thornbridge's production, the UK brewery, located in Bakewell, Derbyshire, is far from a one-trick pony. Thornbridge has maintained its position as a global leader in innovation, quality, and drinkability over the years.We recently had the opportunity to meet with co-founder Simon Webster and discover what drives this brewery's success. In this episode, we delve into Thornbridge's early days and its remarkable evolution. We explore the collaborative efforts that saved Kelham Island Brewery from becoming a relic of the past, and discuss the challenges that breweries like Thornbridge face in today's brewing and hospitality industry.Additionally, we catch up with James Lewis and Paul Evans from Ninkasi Rentals & Finance to discuss the advantages of renting a tank for your brewhouse, highlighting how it may be a preferable alternative.THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY NINKASI RENTALS & FINANCENinkasi Rentals & Finance is an ideal partner for fast-growing and innovative businesses ensuring maximum flexibility of production to take advantage of the very latest techniques, styles and market opportunities.Ninkasi provides high-quality equipment to the drinks industry and has a range of products in stock available for immediate delivery.  As drinks industry experts they not only deliver and install equipment but also happily provide further support to you and your business.Visit ninkasirentals.co.uk today to find out more.Looking for a BRANDING, help with your MARKETING or COMMERICAL expertise?Visit hopforward.beer to find out how we can help you get ahead the brewing and beer business.Follow Hop Forward on social media at:Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramLike the Hop Forward Podcast...?Leave us a review and give us some stars on Apple Music.Looking for a BRANDING, help with your MARKETING or COMMERICAL expertise?Visit hopforward.beer to find out how we can help you get ahead the brewing and beer business.Follow Hop Forward on social media at:Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramLike the Hop Forward Podcast...?Leave us a review and give us some stars on Apple Music.

MS Plus Executive Manager and Nurse Practitioner, Jodi Haartsen chats with Information Officer at MS Trust UK, Simon Webster about navigating the multitude of information found online. An important discussion around how to differentiate factual, evidence-based information from opinion or lies and strategies on how to navigate the internet safely.

The Boys are back! This episode features shark attacks, Simon Webster, The Hook up and much more.

Deaconess Ellie Corrow and Dr. Bethany Kilcrease join the podcast to discuss their review of Beth Allison Barr's popular book The Making of Biblical Womanhood: How the Subjugation of Women Became Gospel Truth. Their review was published in 2021. Part 1 of their review can be read HERE. Part 2 of their review can be read HERE. Part 3 of their review can be read HERE. Deaconess Ellie Corrow serves as missionary care coordinator for the LCMS Office of International Mission. She also serves on the board of Higher Things- a Lutheran ministry to youth and young adults. Ellie writes, along with others including Dr. Kilcrease on their substack titled “Lutheran Women on the Road”, a blog and newsletter about "loving God and loving neighbor, and walking faithfully in this tension of Christian discipleship". Dr. Bethany Kilcrease is a professor of History at Aquinas College in Michigan. She holds a Ph.D. in modern British history from Boston University. She specializes in British and European modern intellectual and religious history. She is also the author of the recent book Falsehood and Fallacy: How to Think, Read, and Write in the Twenty-First Century Additional show notes: Andrew made a reference to the book which argues for the commonly called 'egalitarian' position (men and women can share in ordained ministry) Bourgeois Babes, Bossy Wives, and Bobby Haircuts: A Case for Gender Equality in Ministry by Michael F. Bird. The episode photo is by Simon Webster, found at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/12495774@N02/17265758752

In this episode, Paul and Graeme are joined by Simon Webster, who raised the first search fund in the UK in the 1990s. That acquisition was an incredible success but not without its challenges. Since then, he has exited a few turnarounds and invested in over 50 search funds. He is also very involved in several key business schools across Europe as an advisor and lecturer for all things ETA. Simon shares his story of how he first learned about search funds and his thoughts on the UK market in the 90s. He also discusses the challenges and opportunities of being an entrepreneur and offers advice for those interested in the ETA journey today. Enjoy!

Bit of a special one this month, as we hear the amazing story of the resurrection of Kelham Island Brewery.James, Adam, Laura and Sean are joined by Simon Webster and James O'Hara, part of the consortium who have brought the brand back to life.Simon is CEO of Thornbridge, while James owns several pubs and bars around Sheffield as well as co-founding the Tramlines festival.They give us a unique insight into the last few months, which has seen the return of Pale Rider to - and revealed the beer's incredible reach and popularity.We also chat about future plans for the brewery and discuss the increasingly challenging landscape for brewers and venues.

I have never had an interview start out so sophisticated and reserved and end in such hysterical chaos before! It was awesome! Spike and co host Ed Mahalick talk with Simon Webster from Reckless Velvet from Australia. Simon tells us his influences, his original band Mickey Homicide and what it's like finding the right people to play with. We play a funny, funny round of Yes or No and get a lesson on Aussie speak! Intro music by DemonScar.

In this episode, Clare Philips, Simon Webster and David King and joined by Fergus Fitzgerald, head brewer at Adnams and creator of the ‘Thank Brew' pale ale that is being brewed and sold by brewers and publicans to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee. Ahead of the Glasgow Real Ale Festival on 16-18 June, they sit down with Walter Ross to learn a bit about the role of a festival steward, a real unsung hero of the festival, being the first port of call for visitors, keeping everyone safe, and doing whatever is needed to keep the show on the road. Alison Taffs sits down with Adam Green from Old Street Brewery and Oliver Meckler from Symbiose in the Netherlands, to talk about their big celebratory brews, from bourbon-barrelled stouts to champagne-styled beers brewed with grapes. Find out more about Thank BrewFind out more about Summer of PubFind Summer of Pub events near your with our interactive mapBuy Beer Breaks by Tim Webb, and find out more about the competition here: https://camra.org.uk/publications/beer-breaks/Find festivals near you: https://camra.org.uk/beer-festivals-events/festival-season/Join CAMRA if you're not already a member for just £28.50 a year at https://join.camra.org.uk/ - gain access to great audio and visual content on our Learn & Discover platform.Don't forget to support the show at https://supporter.acast.com/pubs-pints-peopleIf you'd like to get involved, simply contact podcast@camra.org.uk or follow us on Twitter @PubsPintsPeople or on our NEW Facebook account @PubsPintsPeopleSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/pubspintspeople. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Clare Philips and Paul Grant and joined by Simon Webster to learn all about "Ale & Steam", the relationship between railways and beer. They sit down with beer writer Des De Moor to learn about the railway arches of London, and hear from two railway-themed festivals - the Ale & Steam beer festival taking place on two station platforms from 27-29 May in the North Cotswolds and the Chappell Beer Festival which is run at the East Anglian Railway Museum and will next take place in September.The team also raise a glass to mild month, hearing from Simon Theakston about Theakston's new dark mild, as well as cider month, sampling Temperance St Cider, courtesy of Cat in the Glass in Manchester.Join CAMRA if you're not already a member for just £28.50 a year at https://join.camra.org.uk/ - gain access to great audio and visual content on our Learn & Discover platform.Don't forget to support the show at https://supporter.acast.com/pubs-pints-peopleIf you'd like to get involved, simply contact podcast@camra.org.uk or follow us on Twitter @PubsPintsPeople or on our NEW Facebook account @PubsPintsPeopleSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/pubspintspeople. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode the walking drinks encyclopaedia that is Gergő 'Sergio' Muráth speaks to hosts Simon Webster and Andy Ives (the latter deputising for the holidaying Jennie Rae) about double-decker bars, obscure cocktails, fictional Manhattan variations, Mai Tai origins, cultural appropriation in Tiki, and of course, his dream drinking experience. The World Class Studios roadshow is back this Summer, visiting Leeds, Edinburgh, and London in the coming weeks. And this year, BarLifeUK's very own Simon Webster is on the panel...

This week, hosts Simon Webster and Jennie Rae Chuter are joined by Kate Jackson - current Mirror Margarita ambassador (and world's first RTD ambassador?), former Ketel One ambassador, and manager / drink-slinger at some of the UK's best bars. Kate talks to What'll It Be? about fantasy beach bars, Bill Bailey, ego in the industry, and of course, her dream drinking experience. The World Class Studios roadshow is back this Summer, visiting Leeds, Edinburgh, and London in the coming weeks. And this year, BarLifeUK's very own Simon Webster is on the panel...

This week hosts Simon Webster and Jennie Rae Chuter are joined by Dan Priseman, known to many as an American whiskey expert, bartender, bar owner, and brand ambassador. Dan speaks to What'll t Be? about his new gig with Whistle Pig, the joys of fried food, Parisian hangovers, and of course, his dream drinking experience. The World Class Studios roadshow is back this Summer, visiting Leeds, Edinburgh, and London in the coming weeks. And this year, BarLifeUK's very own Simon Webster is on the panel...

Showtime's Yellowjackets, an early 2022 break out, (re)set the bar for a dynamic genre-blended series. Now, EPIX's hopes to pick up the baton with its new slow-burning horror series From. Just in time, because thanks to shows like The Boys, and The Expanse, people are rediscovering the joys of not binge watching. There's something about being able to let an show sit with you, mess with your head for an entire week. And From definitely intends to mess with your head. From turns a rundown small town in the middle of nowhere into the living hellscape a hodgepodge ensemble find themselves trapped in. There are monsters, mayhem, small-town politics, and world-weary townspeople just trying to make it through the day...and night.  Yes, it's a horror mystery box. But think more Salem's Lot and less Lost.  From Airdate: 9 p.m. Sunday, on EPIX Photo Credit: Chris Reardon/EPIX Cast: Harold Perrineau, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Eion Bailey, Hannah Cheramy, Simon Webster, Ricky He, Chloe Van Landschoot, Shaun Majumder, Corteon Moore, Pegah Ghafoori, David Alipay, Elizabeth Saunders, Elizabeth Moy, Avery Konrad Long Day's Journey Into Night Synopsis: The Matthews' family road trip takes a horrifying turn when they are detoured to a small pastoral town from which they cannot leave. When their family RV crashes, Sheriff Boyd Stevens and other residents rush to save them before the sun goes down. The Way Things Are Now Synopsis: At Colony House, Tabitha and Julie grapple with their new nightmarish reality; out in the forest, Jim, Boyd and Kristi struggle to treat Ethan's injuries; tragedy strikes from an unexpected source as a new threat arises in the town. Choosing Day Synopsis: The Matthews family must choose which of the two settlements they will join; Jade comes to terms with his situation; Boyd is faced with an impossible decision that strikes at the very heart of life in the town. A Rock and a Farway Synopsis: Julie finds comfort in her new friends; Jim and Tabitha deal with their struggling marriage; Ethan ventures off into the forest with Victor; Father Khatri urges Boyd to embrace his role as leader; Sara receives another horrifying directive **  The show starts with a visibly tense and disheveled Boyd Stevens (Harold Perrineau) hoofing it down main street sending out a clarion call with an old hand bell. You're not exactly sure what's the hurry but the sense of impending danger grows as he moves through town and the sun slips slow over the horizon. The blend of bleak lighting, seemingly broken down buildings, and eerie soundscape this isn't a happy, thriving small town. These people are scrambling to get inside, lock doors and checking windows like a wicked wind's about to blow through.  The small details set the stage for what's to come, a man passed out drunk on the floor, a woman waiting anxiously on a porch across town before ushering a young girl inside and slamming the door on a curse. People in different homes all patting a talisman hanging by the entry before pull down shades and closing curtains. As the camera travels about town giving glimpses of harassed-looking townspeople sheltering in place. That growing sense of doom comes to a head when a ghostly looking grandma convinces a child to open a window. Demonstrates that something monstrous stalks the town's inhabitants ever night. The consequences for falling prey to its scheming are, gruesome. From builds it's mystery from the ground up The point of view shifts to a family on a road trip. The Morrison family traveling a back road by RV destination unclear.  A fallen tree in the road pushes them off course, and into this no name town. As they roll down the main thoroughfare, the entire town's decidedly unwelcoming.  It's a grim and unsettling introduction to a community divided and a deadly mystery. One that unfolds step by ominous step.  There's family conflict, murder, mayhem and mystery. The cast of characters is varied and every variety of walki...

Showtime's Yellowjackets, an early 2022 break out, (re)set the bar for a dynamic genre-blended series. Now, EPIX's hopes to pick up the baton with its new slow-burning horror series From. Just in time, because thanks to shows like The Boys, and The Expanse, people are rediscovering the joys of not binge watching. There's something about being able to let an show sit with you, mess with your head for an entire week. And From definitely intends to mess with your head. From turns a rundown small town in the middle of nowhere into the living hellscape a hodgepodge ensemble find themselves trapped in. There are monsters, mayhem, small-town politics, and world-weary townspeople just trying to make it through the day...and night.  Yes, it's a horror mystery box. But think more Salem's Lot and less Lost.  From Airdate: 9 p.m. Sunday, on EPIX Photo Credit: Chris Reardon/EPIX Cast: Harold Perrineau, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Eion Bailey, Hannah Cheramy, Simon Webster, Ricky He, Chloe Van Landschoot, Shaun Majumder, Corteon Moore, Pegah Ghafoori, David Alipay, Elizabeth Saunders, Elizabeth Moy, Avery Konrad Long Day's Journey Into Night Synopsis: The Matthews' family road trip takes a horrifying turn when they are detoured to a small pastoral town from which they cannot leave. When their family RV crashes, Sheriff Boyd Stevens and other residents rush to save them before the sun goes down. The Way Things Are Now Synopsis: At Colony House, Tabitha and Julie grapple with their new nightmarish reality; out in the forest, Jim, Boyd and Kristi struggle to treat Ethan's injuries; tragedy strikes from an unexpected source as a new threat arises in the town. Choosing Day Synopsis: The Matthews family must choose which of the two settlements they will join; Jade comes to terms with his situation; Boyd is faced with an impossible decision that strikes at the very heart of life in the town. A Rock and a Farway Synopsis: Julie finds comfort in her new friends; Jim and Tabitha deal with their struggling marriage; Ethan ventures off into the forest with Victor; Father Khatri urges Boyd to embrace his role as leader; Sara receives another horrifying directive **  The show starts with a visibly tense and disheveled Boyd Stevens (Harold Perrineau) hoofing it down main street sending out a clarion call with an old hand bell. You're not exactly sure what's the hurry but the sense of impending danger grows as he moves through town and the sun slips slow over the horizon. The blend of bleak lighting, seemingly broken down buildings, and eerie soundscape this isn't a happy, thriving small town. These people are scrambling to get inside, lock doors and checking windows like a wicked wind's about to blow through.  The small details set the stage for what's to come, a man passed out drunk on the floor, a woman waiting anxiously on a porch across town before ushering a young girl inside and slamming the door on a curse. People in different homes all patting a talisman hanging by the entry before pull down shades and closing curtains. As the camera travels about town giving glimpses of harassed-looking townspeople sheltering in place. That growing sense of doom comes to a head when a ghostly looking grandma convinces a child to open a window. Demonstrates that something monstrous stalks the town's inhabitants ever night. The consequences for falling prey to its scheming are, gruesome. From builds it's mystery from the ground up The point of view shifts to a family on a road trip. The Morrison family traveling a back road by RV destination unclear.  A fallen tree in the road pushes them off course, and into this no name town. As they roll down the main thoroughfare, the entire town's decidedly unwelcoming.  It's a grim and unsettling introduction to a community divided and a deadly mystery. One that unfolds step by ominous step.  There's family conflict, murder, mayhem and mystery. The cast of characters is varied and every variety of walki...

We're back! After a Christmas and Omicron-enforced hiatus, the What'll It Be team resume their quest to interrogate  interesting bar folk about their dream drinking experience. In this episode, hosts Simon Webster and Jennie Rae Chuter speak to Cressida Lawlor about their YouTube series 'Pump Room', London's best snackable nuts, and, of course, the Harley Davidson Motorcycle Company...The World Class Studios roadshow is back this Summer, visiting Leeds, Edinburgh, and London in the coming weeks. And this year, BarLifeUK's very own Simon Webster is on the panel...

Pre-show: Marco’s Baking Hangover Follow-up: Casey’s Desk Update Casey’s Thunderbolt 4 Hub / “Breakout Box” Simon Webster on QD-OLED and Blue LEDs Jon Mason on how big Sony is Xbox Gamepass and Series S Neil Young & Spotify Horse Armor Scorched Earth iMessage and SMS (via Olivier Ruoy) Adium Piracy, Warez, and The Scene (via Colin Weir) Widevine Netherlands Tells Apple “lol nope” Macrumors Coverage ACM’s Statement Dropbox and OneDrive kexts no longer supported in macOS 12.3 beta User space Universal Control Mac → iPad in 12.3 & 15.4 betas Viticci’s tweet/video OBS Studio Developer-Ecosystem-Engineering OB Studio Pull Request iOS 15.4 beta supports FaceID unlock with mask without an Apple Watch USB Garbage from Amazon Do By Friday Wristies Post-show: Web time capsules John’s automotive plans Sponsored by: Lutron Caseta: Smart lighting at the switch. Memberful: Monetize your passion with membership. Start your free trial today. Iodyne: Introducing the all-new Pro Data, the fastest Thunderbolt storage for M1 Macs. Become a member for ad-free episodes and our early-release, unedited “bootleg” feed!

Simon Webster has been playing music since he was a child, first the violin, then, as a teenager, he discovered drums, and that was that. Simon has played with World Music artists and traveled the world, studying local percussion styles … More ... The post Simon Webster – Percussionist Extraordinaire appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

In this episode, Julian DeNéchauddeFéral - bartender, winner of numerous cocktail competitions, and now global bar consultant - talks to 'What'll It Be?' about hamster prolapses, dead hedgehogs, why live music is for suckers, and a host of other completely non-controversial subjects. Oh yeah, there's a bit about his dream drinking experience too...  The World Class Studios roadshow is back this Summer, visiting Leeds, Edinburgh, and London in the coming weeks. And this year, BarLifeUK's very own Simon Webster is on the panel...

This week we are joined by Jake Burger -  bartender, bar owner, gin distiller, cocktail historian, and noted raconteur. In addition to describing his dream drinking experience, Jake tells What'll It Be?  why he thinks Jerry Thomas was a dick, describes the best $100 tip he's ever given, and (sort of) confirms the fate of the Alternative Bar Awards. The World Class Studios roadshow is back this Summer, visiting Leeds, Edinburgh, and London in the coming weeks. And this year, BarLifeUK's very own Simon Webster is on the panel...

Our first guest Hannah Lanfear, who is a veteran bartender and founder of The Mixing Class, talks to What'll It Be about LGBTQIA issues within the drinks industry,  flying pigs, dropping acid at gigs, and of course, the bar, booze and music that would make for their perfect drinking experience. To visit the Cocktail QTs Facebook group mentioned in this episode, click here. The World Class Studios roadshow is back this Summer, visiting Leeds, Edinburgh, and London in the coming weeks. And this year, BarLifeUK's very own Simon Webster is on the panel...

We’re heading behind the scenes of life as an award-winning hair stylist and father. As an International Session Stylist and Creative Director of Simon Webster Hair, Brighton, Simon splits his time between the salon, session-styling for magazines, backstage at London, Milan and Paris Fashion Weeks and mentoring developing talent.  I explore with Simon what being behind the CHAIR is like, plus how we’re all the CHAIR of our own lives.  P.s. Simon’s anecdotes are well worth a listen!

On this episode, Emma links up with four breweries - from the UK, mainland Europe and the USA - who are shaping the contemporary beer scene in their own unique ways. If no media player appears in your browser, please click here to download & listen Featuring: Tim Faith, Research & Development brewer at Chicago's Goose Island Brewery; Simon Webster, CEO & co-founder of Thornbridge Brewery; Jerome Rebetez, charismatic founder of Swiss brewery, Brasserie des Franches-Montagnes (BFM); Justin Hutton from Two Tribes Brewery and resident beer sommelier, Jane Peyton, who tastes Thornbridge's Necessary Evil Imperial Stout & the new Carlsberg Danish Pilsner. Thornbridge Jaipur BFM Abbaye de Saint Bon-Chien BFM Abbaye de Saint Bon-Chien Jerome Rebetez, Founder of BFM Justin Hutton of Two Tribes Emma with resident beer sommelier, Jane Peyton Many thanks to Thornbridge and Carlsberg for providing some of the beer tasted during today's episode.

This week we are diving into some ‘hype’ beers, discussing Tesco’s new stocks and the recent news that Magic Rock were sold to Lion. We also interview Simon Webster, CEO of Thornbridge about their approach to stocking beer in Tesco and the recent re-branding. Beers | Half Acre Brewing Co ‘Pony Pils’, ‘Tuna’, ‘Lifecycle’ (collab […]

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Episode 1 of Beer Here Now sees us focus on the flagship beer in the Thornbridge range, Jaipur. We learn about its origins and how it has developed over the years from brewery CEO Simon Webster, while Adam and James give us the verdict on how it tastes out of the can. Also in Episode 1: Behind The Beer: we meet Thornbridge head brewer Rob Lovatt What Thornbridge Means To Me: podcast co-host Adam Nicholson reveals why he loves the brewery Thornbridge News: Adam and James exclusively reveal the first few beers on the Year of Beer release list for 2019 We exclusively learn when the new canning line will be installed at the brewery (hint: work starts very very soon!) Get your diary ready as we reveal the date for Peakender 2019 New Thornbridge website and online shop incoming... along with all new merchandise Update on Thornbridge and Co pub openings around the country The A to Z of Thornbridge: A is for... Ahtanum - Rob tells us all about this rather special hop Beer Brief: Jaipur Beer Here Now is the official Thornbridge Brewery Podcast... taking you behind the scenes of the brewery every month. Follow us on Twitter @ThornbridgePod Music kindly supplied by the brilliant Liberty Ship

Join Louis Mendez, Nathan Muller and Lewis Catt as the guys discuss the harsh 2-0 defeat at Scunthorpe United. Louis speaks to Addicks boss Karl Robinson to find out what he made of the game...and vice versa. They hear from Simon Webster, who captained the side on the return to The Valley in 1992, ahead of the upcoming anniversary kit launch, and also speak to author and Charlton fan Paul Breen, who recommends Addicks-related books that would make good Christmas presents. Finally, they celebrate the 250th appearance for the club by stalwart Chris Solly.Charlton Live is available live on Maritime Radio on Thursday and Sunday evenings from 7pm - head to www.maritimeradio.london or www.charltonlive.co.uk to listen in.You can also hear us on the go via the tune in app - search for Charlton Live.Our shows are available as podcasts via Acast, iTunes, Deezer and many other platforms.To contact us - email studio@charltonlive.co.uk or tweet @charltonlive See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Louis Mendez, Terry Smith and Tom Wallin as they look back at the huge 2-1 win over Southend United at The Valley. They hear exclusively from Karl Robinson after the game and also speak to defender Jason Pearce. They then focus on the #SupportTheUpbeats day, hearing from CACT CEO Jason Morgan MBE and Addicks legends Bob Bolder, Mike Flanagan, Paul Mortimer and Simon Webster ahead of the Charlton Upbeats' superb 5-0 win over Brighton. Charlton Live is available live on Maritime Radio on Thursday and Sunday evenings from 7pm - head to www.maritimeradio.london or www.charltonlive.co.uk to listen in. You can also hear us on the go via the tune in app - search for Charlton Live. Our shows are available as podcasts via Acast, iTunes, Deezer and many other platforms. To contact us - email studio@charltonlive.co.uk or tweet @charltonlive See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jimmy Carbone has an international crew in the studio for this week’s episode of Beer Sessions Radio! Jon Lundbom brings some of his favorite brewers on to the show to talk about importing with B. United. Paolo Fontana of Birra Baladin is in the studio sharing some of his Italian beers, and talking about his love for New York City. Michael Brogaard is talking about mead in Denmark, and why Dansk Mjod differs from so many other mead companies in the field of brewing technology. Later, Greg Engert and Megan Parisi call in to talk about importing laws in Washington D.C. and their upcoming brewery, Bluejacket. Listen in to hear the crew taste some beers from Simon Webster and Rob Lovatt’s Thornbridge Brewery in the United Kingdom. Michael Brooks and Bryan Lindner from Bed-Vyne Brews come into the studio to talk about starting a beer retail outlet in the Bed Stuy neighborhood in Brooklyn! This program has been sponsored by GreatBrewers.com. Thanks to The Hollows for today’s music. “The bar for bringing a beer into the market into the States is getting very high.” [6:50] — Jon Lundbom on Beer Sessions Radio “You have a lot of technology for making beer, and you can use it to make good beer. But for mead, there is nothing. We are developing that technology for ourselves.” [8:45] — Michael Brogaard on Beer Sessions Radio