Podcast appearances and mentions of sophie davies

Matt is joined by podcast regulars Dawn Glen and Sophie Davies to review dark comedy No Good Deed on Netflix. Christmassy fare Bad Tidings on Sky as well as the final season of What We Do in the Shadows on Disney+. 

Matt is joined by Dawn Glen and Sophie Davies to review the third season of The Bear, ITV1's new comedy drama Douglas is Cancelled, Apple TV+'s crime thriller Presumed Innocent and Disney Plus's true crime saga Under the Bridge.  Plus we catch up on the best of June's TV including the series finale of Doctor Who and the final episode of Inside No. 9 

Matt is joined by podcast regulars Dawn Glen and Sophie Davies to review 3 shows of the week. The team review Apple TV+ comedy The Completely Made Up Adventures of Dick Turpin which Noel Fielding fans are sure to love. Anarchic historical drama Mary and George from Sky Atlantic and comedy from internet sensation Lucia Keskin Things You Should Have Done which is available in full on BBC iPlayer. There's also discussion on the 'celebrities' braving the Big Brother House this time in Primetime for ITV1.  Also, Dawn finishes One Day on Netflix and Matt champions BBC Three Boarders.

On this episode of OptOutcast, Climate Editor Amanda Magnani brings you inside COP 28, the United Nations' yearly climate conference, which took place last year in Dubai from Nov. 30-Dec. 13. The event was the largest one to date, with an attendance of nearly 100,000 people. On the one hand, it was marked by exciting announcements, such as the Loss and Damage Fund and the treaty to triple renewable energy. On the other hand, it hosted around 2,400 oil lobbyists and a final text that, while representing some progress, was also seen by many as a huge let down. Throughout the episode, you will hear the sounds of the venue, from the moment Amanda arrives and goes through security to important announcements and the everyday lives of journalists covering the event. To better understand the event, its history, and impact, she talks to Sophie Davies, Chris Wright, and Shreeshan Venkatesh, three journalists from different parts of the world with a long history of covering COPs. Sophie Davies is a Barcelona-based journalist and editor at OptOut's participating outlet Gas Outlook, an independent publication launched by Global Strategic Communications Council – GSCC, about the global green energy transition of the fossil fuels sector. Sophie and Amanda met for coffee at Expo Dubai to discuss their experiences at COP 28, the progress of negotiations, empty announcements, and the massive presence of oil lobbyists. Chris Wright is an Australian journalist and founder of Climate Tracker, an NGO dedicated to supporting climate journalists around the world, especially in the Global South. It was through a Climate Tracker fellowship that Amanda was able to attend COP 28 in person. Chris, who has been attending and covering COPs since 2011, talks about how the event and its coverage have evolved over the past decade and a half, and how the petrostate status of COP 28's host, the UAE, meant for the event and the negotiations. Shreeshan Venkatesh is an Indian environment and science journalist and editorial head at CarbonCopy, a knowledge platform that tracks developments in the climate and energy sector. He spoke about the first ever Global Stocktake about the main issues regarding fossil fuels and greenhouse gas emissions for the Global South and about how world leaders usually try to control the narrative in the early days of every COP. OptOut's website: https://optout.news Download our free news app for iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1531008271?platform=iphone Download our free news app for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.optoutnews Help us continue bringing you independent climate coverage! https://www.optout.news/donate

Matt is joined by Dawn Glen and Sophie Davies to review ITV's new period drama Three Little Birds penned by Lenny Henry and based loosely on the stories he heard from his mother. Also, new streaming dramas Bodies on Netflix and Burning Girls from Paramount+. Finally, just in time for Halloween, What We Do in the Shadows returns on Disney+ as well as discussion on Race Across the World and Sophie's views on the Fraiser reboot.

Matt is joined by podcast contributors Dawn Glenn and Sophie Davies to review the returns of Only Murders in the Building on Disney+ and Heartstopper on Netflix. Plus two new shows in Alone on Channel 4 and Strange Planet on AppleTV+ There's also discussion on The Bear and the Hijack finale.

The lads are joined by Swansea City's Head of Media Sophie Davies and discuss her rise through the club, travelling with Swansea City Ladies, how being authentic is important, hosting the Welsh Cup draw, being hands on with creating documentaries and sharing in an Uber with Michael Laudrup. Sophie discusses meeting her football idols, the Swans new signings, hanging around with Lee Trundle, players she's grown close with leaving the club, being involved with Soccer Aid, her love for fashion and being in the Cardiff City Press box when the Cabango winner went in plus much much more…..@ambitioniscritcal1997 on Instagram @TheAiCPodcast on Twitter

Matt is joined by podcast contributors Dawn Glen and Sophie Davies to review Beef on Netflix, Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies on Paramount +, Dreamland from Sky and Colin from Accounts the new Aussie comedy airing on the BBC.

Matt is joined by Sophie Davies and Mo Walker to review the return of Sky's I Hate Suzie with I Hate Suzie Too. This year's Christmas episode of Inside No.9, Channel 4's take on the Wagatha Christie scandal with Rooney Vs Vardy.

Join Social Media and Content Manager, Sophie Davies, to learn the fundamentals of implementing a video marketing strategy for 2023, including how to best utilise short-form videos such us TikToks and Reels.

Matt and Luke are joined by Sophie Davies to review the return of The White Lotus on Sky Atlantic and HBO. Teen drama The Bastard Son and the Devil Himself on Netflix. New comedy Reboot from Hulu on Disney+ and the return of What We Do in the Shadows which makes its debut on Disney+

Matt and Luke are joined by site contributor Sophie Davies to review the return of The Great on Channel 4. True-life thriller Under the Banner of Heaven. Surface on Apple TV+ and Australian drama The Newsreader on BBC Two.

Matt is joined by site contributors Sarah Kennedy and Sophie Davies to review the return of Only Murders in The Building on Disney+. As Paramount Plus launches they look at new dramas SuperPumped and The Man Who Fell to Earth. New Maya Rudolph comedy Loot on AppleTV+ as well as comedy Man Vs Bee on Netflix.

Luke returns to the podcast to join Matt and site contributor Sophie Davies to review the return of Barry on Sky Comedy. Amazon's UK remake of Call my Agent Ten Percent, Shining Girls on Apple TV+ and new BBC One comedy Here We Go.

Matt is joined by site contributors Sophie Davies and Mo Walker to review the return of Russian Doll on Netflix. The return of Inside No.9 on BBC Two. New comedy from Steve Coogan and Sarah Solemani titled Chivalry on Channel 4 and HBO Max comedy The Sex Lives of College Girls arrives on ITV2.

Matt is joined by site contributors Sophie Davies and Dawn Glenn to review Julia on HBO and Sky Atlantic, the welcome return of Derry Girls on Channel 4, new comedy Hullraisers on Channel 4, Single Drunk Female on Disney+ the BBC's latest entertainment format, Freeze The Fear with Wim Hoff on BBC One.

On this episode myself and Sophie Davies from Smashed Prawns in a Milky Basket & It's an S Pod Thing are headed to Springfield to discuss one of the most famous families in all of pop culture, The Simpsons. Very few shows, if any, have had the kind of impact the Simpsons has had in its thirty-year run; so naturally it's a topic for this very podcast.We talk mainly around what is known as the ‘golden period of the show' (i.e. the first eight seasons or so) and try to unpack what it was that made it so iconic. Characters, episodes, references and clips galore are all packed into the wonderful conversation with Sophie. Make sure you check out Sophie amazing podcasts all linked below!Sophie's Social MediaTwitter - https://twitter.com/ItsSophieDaviesSmashed Prawns in a Milky BasketTwitter - https://twitter.com/JuliaDavisQOTD                                           Podbean - https://smashedprawns.podbean.com/Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6srqnxxaxW3uDfDutlHta8Acast - https://play.acast.com/s/smashedprawnsPodchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/smashed-prawns-in-a-milky-bask-855207Audible - https://www.audible.com/pd/Smashed-Prawns-in-a-Milky-Basket-Podcast/B08K56XPN3It's an S Pod ThingTwitter - https://twitter.com/SPodThingAcast - https://play.acast.com/s/its-an-s-pod-thingApple - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/its-an-s-pod-thing/id1509312862Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1xM1YNUIQl9GeXMbhq6fxhPodchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/its-an-s-pod-thing-1149948Fandomentals Social Media TeePublic Store - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/fandomentals-podcast?ref_id=25862Twitter - https://twitter.com/fandomentalspodInstagram - https://instagram.com/fandomentalspodEmail – fandomentals@yahoo.comArtwork Designed by Alex JenkinsWebsite - www.hexdesigns.orgInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/hexshadowTwitter - https://twitter.com/hexghostsThank you for checking out this episode and be sure to subscribe for more content!Stay tuned and stay safe. 

Food brands need to work out what consumers will be eating in future, but how do they go about it, and what happens if they get it wrong? In this edition of the Table Talk podcast, we look at the business of predicting people's eating habits. How do companies work out what we'll all be reaching for in the supermarket in five years' time? What is the cost to them if they get it wrong? And how often do they get it right? Stefan Gates is joined by Sophie Davies, Senior Buyer at Planet Organic, and Mike Hughes, Head of Insight and Research at FMCG Gurus to try to answer those questions. They offer their insights into how the industry works, as well as setting out their predictions for 2022. Sophie Davies, Senior Buyer, Planet Organic Sophie has been at Planet Organic since March 2015 and is the Senior Buyer for the Fresh Food & Drink department, spanning across Grab&Go, Fresh Groceries including Fruit&Veg, Bakery and Chilled take home. Planet Organic has 14 stores in Central London and an online store, which distributes fresh products nationwide.  Planet Organic prides itself on being at the forefront of innovation and leading on product trends within natural food and wellness. Sophie and her team are always on the hunt for exciting, innovative and delicious products to revolutionise the food and wellness scene. Mike Hughes, Head of Insight and Research, FMCG Gurus Mike Hughes has more than 13 years' experience analysing consumer trends, attitudes and behaviours, and currently heads up the research and insight division at FMCG Gurus.  Mike has a particular interest in highlighting how consumer attitudes and behaviours can often differ and what the true meaning of trends are for the industry.

For our BUMPER Christmas special, we're joined by special guests. Site contributor Sophie Davies joins us to relive the 1996 festive episode of Top Of the Pops (hosted by the Spice Girls) Dawn Glen from the TV Ship Yard podcast to watch the dinnerladies Christmas Special which aired in 1999 the boys from The Walford Weekly Podcast join us to discuss the importance of soaps at Christmas and how they can stay relevant in a world of disparate viewing. We also welcome back to the podcast Gary and Sarah for a festive edition of BoxMaster.

Sophie (It's An S Pod Thing!) and Barbara (Over/underated: a music podcast with Babs and Fran) return to Flixwatcher remotely to review Sophie's choice School of Rock. School of Rock is a 2003 comedy directed by Richard Linklater and starring Jack Black as Dewey Finn, a failing rock musician who pretends to be his best friend Ned filling in as a substitute teacher and consequently uses his pupils to enter a Battle of the Bands competition. It also co-stars Joan Cusack as the uptight Principal ”Roz" Mullins, Sarah Silverman as Ned's nagging girlfriend and Mike White (who wrote the film) as Ned Schneebly, Dewy's best friend and the real Mr Schneebly. Not a musical but there is a stage musical adaptation it was the highest-grossing music-themed comedy of all time until 2015. If High Fidelity was Black's breakout film, School of Rock put him firmly into the mainstream and it is very much his film and still his most known and loved character.   [supsystic-tables id=246] School of Rock scored very highly for recommendability and repeat viewing from Sophie and Babs but slightly lower scores for engagement gives an overall rating of a very respectable 4.08. What do you guys think? Have you seen School of Rock? What did you think? Please let us know in the comments below! Episode #234 Crew Links Thanks to Episode #234 Crew of Sophie Davies (@ItsSophieDavies) and Bárbara Mendes-Jorge (@flame_me_up) from @SPodThing Find their Websites online at https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/its-an-s-pod-thing/id1509312862 And at https://twitter.com/greatbigowl And at https://twitter.com/OUmusicpod And at https://linktr.ee/overunderratedmusicpod Please make sure you give them some love More about School of Rock For more info on School of Rock, you can visit  School of Rock IMDb page here or School of Rock Rotten Tomatoes page here.   Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes   If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the Social Media links below.

With Luke struck down with a cold, Matt is joined by site contributor Sophie Davies to review BBC1's new comedy-drama The Outlaws. New BBC One drama Showtrial and the welcome return of 'What We Do in the Shadows' on BBC Two and iPlayer.

Barbara (Over/underated: a music podcast with Babs and Fran) and Sophie (It's An S Pod Thing!) join Flixwatcher remotely to review Babs choice Superbad. Superbad is a 2007 coming of age comedy starring Jonah Hill, Michael Cera and Christopher Mintz-Plasse as school friends Seth, Evan and Fogel (McLovin), directed by Greg Mottola and produced by Judd Apatow. Determined to lose their virginity before going to college Seth and Evan get invited to Jules party and promise to buy the booze with Fogel's fake McLovin ID. Of course nothing goes to plan and McLovin is kidnapped by two police officers (Bill Haded and Seth Rogen) while Seth and Evan end up at a bizarre house party in a quest to secure the booze that will impress the girls enough for them to sleep together. It's difficult to view Superbad's main narrative of getting girls drunk enough to sleep with Seth and Evan and the endless stream of homophobic jokes as being harmless and of it's time - it's questionable how funny it was is 2007. That said Jonah Hill is still brilliant and there are some painfully accurate moments of teenage male friendship to just about redeem it.   [supsystic-tables id=230] In light of being viewed in 2020 scores for Superbad from Flixwatcher and guests were pretty even and everyone was in agreement - averaging a three for recommendability to score 3.25 overall. What do you guys think? Have you seen Superbad? What did you think? Please let us know in the comments below! Episode #219 Crew Links Thanks to Episode #219 Crew of Sophie Davies (@ItsSophieDavies) and Bárbara Mendes-Jorge (@flame_me_up) from @SPodThing Find their Websites online at https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/its-an-s-pod-thing/id1509312862 And at https://twitter.com/greatbigowl And at https://twitter.com/OUmusicpod And at https://linktr.ee/overunderratedmusicpod Please make sure you give them some love More about Superbad For more info on Superbad, you can visit  Superbad IMDb page here or Superbad Rotten Tomatoes page here.   Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes   If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the Social Media links below.

*Looks Unfamiliar* is a podcast in which writer and occasional broadcaster Tim Worthington talks to a guest about some of the things that they remember that nobody else ever seems to. This is a collection of highlights featuring Mitch Benn on Matchbox Zoomy Balloonies, Catrin Lowe on *Heartthrob - The Dream Date Game* , Mic Wright on Army And Navy Sweets, Darrell Maclaine on *Rutland Weekend Television* , Mark Thompson on *The Giftie* , Will Maclean on *The Fourth Pan Book Of Horror Stories* , Stephen O'Brien on *The Box Of Delights* , Sophie Davies on *The All Star Impressions Show* and Tim talking to Ben Baker and Phil Catterall about *A Christmas Lantern*. Along the way we’ll be looking back the mercurial musical career of ‘Trevor’, disputing Peter Hitchens’ Hot Or Not rating, evaluating Ian Pick and Ian Mix’s retirement plan, discussing how to tackle an Out Of Control Eric Idle, finding out how ghosts answer the phone, hunting down television tie-in paperbacks in decidedly less than upmarket bookshops and rating celebrity impressions of the Jamaican Louis Walsh. Plus there’s something you may not have heard before – Tim on *(Music For) The Head Ballet* talking to Paul Abbott about *Ringing On The Engine Bell* by Bernard Cribbins. You can find more editions of *Looks Unfamiliar* at http://timworthington.org/.

 Intro song: Play the Game by Sonny Lee Smith https://open.spotify.com/track/2x42xCS4Ag4IQ38DEwH83c?si=vaa-mTIvQUWRCntKUNa7Bg It has been a wild ride so far. Today we will cover all of the games from the previous week and are joined by Sophie Davies of the Swansea City media team!

How does one go from leading kids through the bush to leading conversations about climate change at the Paris agreement? Such is the leadership journey of former Australian Ambassador to Venezuela and Colombia, Sophie Davies. I first met Sophie at Outward Bound. She flat out inspired me with her composure in handling twenty staff in remote places, driving a massive bus, and setting up a technically challenging remote basecamp. She has a compelling knack for being both humble and extremely competent. Just what you need on the world stage! Listen in to hear her leadership insights. Why you should listen:

How does one go from leading kids through the bush to leading conversations about climate change at the Paris agreement? Such is the leadership journey of former Australian Ambassador to Venezuela and Colombia, Sophie Davies. I first met Sophie at Outward Bound. She flat out inspired me with her composure in handling twenty staff in remote places, driving a massive bus, and setting up a technically challenging remote basecamp. She has a compelling knack for being both humble and extremely competent. Just what you need on the world stage! Listen in to hear her leadership insights. Why you should listen: The differences between Latin American and Australian cultures How support networks are essential for overcoming the impostor syndrome What we need to do to encourage more women leaders How planning days are a lost opportunity unless we have follow up meetings We explore: Finding out people's motivators is essential for managing differences between cultures, and humans more broadly. The worst advice is: “You're the boss”. The best advice is, “Be yourself”. How Australians are appreciated around the world for their soft power of culture and reputation How Australia is truly innovative: we have 16 Nobel Laureates Australia is leading the way around the world with 42% of its ambassadors being female

Looks Unfamiliar is a podcast in which writer and occasional broadcaster Tim Worthington talks to a guest about some of the things that they remember that nobody else ever seems to. Joining Tim this time is writer and podcaster Sophie Davies, who’s not stopping and never giving up on the hope of finding someone else who remembers short-lived pop sensation *allSTARS, ITV variety spectacular The All Star Impressions Show, InseKtorS, BBC Three sci-fi sitcom Clone, The Grott Street Gang by Terry Deary, and Matt Berry's religious opus AD/BC: A Rock Opera. Along the way we'll be assessing the role of incorrect capitalisation in pop music, reviewing celebrity impressions of the Jamaican Louis Walsh, and debating whether the Sorry! theme is in fact a gateway drug to Acid Folk addiction. You can find more editions of Looks Unfamiliar at http://timworthington.org/ xxx. Along the way we’ll be xxx,

Looks Unfamiliar is a podcast in which writer and occasional broadcaster Tim Worthington talks to a guest about some of the things that they remember that nobody else ever seems to. This is a collection of highlights from shows sixty one to sixty six, featuring Justin Lewis on the original Only Fools And Horses theme tune, Jane Hill on His Land, Gabby Hutchinson Crouch on The Llŷn Peninsula Earthquake, Carrie Dunn on Too Close To The Sun, Tom Williamson on Samurai Pizza Cats and Bob Fischer on Eighties Tabloid Celebrities . Along the way we'll be finding out what evasive manoeuvres to take if Cliff Richard’s guitar starts falling over in church, querying where Matt Goss might actually have watched a very old wall crumble, puzzling over how New York can be ‘The Citiest Of Cities’, recalling Joan Collins’ scandalous affair with Ian Revolution 9-Smith, and holding a Bad Musicals Support Group meeting in the interval of another bad musical. You can find more editions of Looks Unfamiliar at http://timworthington.org/ Plus there's something you may not have heard - Tim on It's An S Pod Thing! talking to Sophie Davies about S Club 7 - Back To The '50s.

Our very first guest Sophie Davies (@sophiewophy) returns to talk about another De Niro film, The Deer Hunter. We talk about the manly friendships of John Cazale, Christopher Walken and John Savage, supported by Meryl Streep.How does it hold up outside the infamous Russian roulette scenes? Is it a true depiction of the horrors of war? Is the small-town direction too small-town for the big screen?Music by @oiiiemma

In the first of three brand new podcasts, the podcast team talk about their favourite comedies of all time in 'Desert Island Comedies' These are the shows that shaped our love of the genre. The comedies that made us cry as much as they made us laugh and the comedies we revisit over and over. In this first episode, podcaster and comedy lover Sophie Davies picks her ten favourite shows. The shows range from Nighty Night to Parks and Recreation.

In the first of three brand new podcasts, the podcast team talk about their favourite comedies of all time in 'Desert Island Comedies' These are the shows that shaped our love of the genre. The comedies that made us cry as much as they made us laugh and the comedies we revisit over and over.In this first episode, podcaster and comedy lover Sophie Davies picks her ten favourite shows. The shows range from Nighty Night to Parks and Recreation.

We've got red on us this week, as the journalist and podcaster Sophie Davies discusses noughties comedy classic Shaun of the Dead. The first film of the Cornetto Trilogy is a blood-soaked zombie movie with an ultra-smart script and great performances from Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. We chat about Wright's unique filmmaking style, the myriad horror references peppered through the movie and the difference between British and American comedy. How's that for a slice of fried gold?On The Pick of the Flicks Podcast, a different guest every week stops by to discuss their favourite movie of all time. We are proudly part of the Flickering Myth Podcast Network.If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Player FM and leave us a comment, rating or review. For more entertainment news, reviews and interviews, head over to http://www.flickeringmyth.com/

Tonight on Youth Theatre Podcast Interview, Sophie Davies meets Jomar Tagatac, a Bay Area based actor who has worked throughout California including Shakespeare, musical theatre and commercial work. He recently appeared as Bob Crachit in ACT's production of "A Christmas Carol"

Sophie Davies meets professional dancer Mary Callahan. Mary has danced on stages and sets across the country - Tincluding the National Tour of "Bullets Over Broadway," TV's "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," a Neon Trees music video and New York Fashion Week. Mary is also a professional writer, discussing dance both in national publications and her blog “The Dance Journalist.” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

"Isn't it awfully nice to have a penis?" Exploring one of the most profound questions in all of time, Betamax finally looks for the meaning of life with those Monty Python scamps. Joining me on the journey through time and space (and vomit) is Sophie Davies, host of the Smashed Prawns In A Milky Basket podcast as well as the brand new It's An S Pod Thing. Got some very exciting episodes heading your way soon, keep your ears peeled. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Executive producers: Gary West, Fergus Higginson, Keith Foster, Jimi Fletcher, Mark Drakes, Matt Cunnington, Christian Deas, Andy Elliott, Chris Hopkins, Omar Zambon, Ian Maddrell, Catrin Lowe, Mark Machin, Zoltan Vago, Simon Smith, Matt Lee, Laury Curran, Wayne McNally, Darren Hodgkins, Dan Wellington Associate producer: Chris Oakley Visit www.patreon.com/BetamaxVideoClub for more information about bonus episodes, early access and more. Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review the podcast on iTunes.

For our opening episode we're joined by director Sophie Davies (@sophiewophy) to talk about a Scorcese/De Niro classic. Hamza (@instahamz) first saw a trailer for Raging Bull on VHS and was blown away when he saw the scene in the actual movie. Listen in to find out why Sophie and Luke were put off from watching one of Martin Scorsese's seminal works, and their thoughts after finally watching this 1980 classic boxing drama. How much trivia about Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese's collaboration can Hamza and Sophie outdo each other with? What is Luke's opinion on underpants? Music by @oiiiemma

From a youth rounding up and shearing sheep on her family farm to backpacking around Latin America in her twenties, it can't be said Australia's ambassador to Colombia, Sophie Davies, was born with a silver spoon in her mouth.Outside of giving us her opinion as to why Australia continues to attract many Colombian students, the ambassador tells us that while relations between the two countries go back some time, the opening of the embassy in 2017 has led to an upsurge in Australians doing business here.On that front, as she enters what could be her final year in the role, one of her hopes is to see an Australian-Colombian Free Trade Agreement enacted.And while an Australian country girl at heart, her Latino husband, dual-nationality children and years spent in this part of the world, all mean she can proudly say she feels "half Latina"!*******De una juventud donde ella arreó y esquiló las ovejas en su finca familiar y luego a los veinte años viajó como mochilera en América Latina, no podemos decir que la embajadora australiana a Colombia, Sophie Davies, nació en una cuna de oro.Además de dar su opinión por qué Australia atrae a muchos estudiantes colombianos, la embajadora nos cuenta que mientras los dos países han tenido relaciones oficiales por muchos años, la apertura de la embajada en 2017 ha resultado en un aumento en los australianos de hacer negocios acá en Colombia.En este sentido, como ella entra lo que podría ser su último año en el cargo, gustaría ver un Tratado de Libre Comercio firmado entre Australia y Colombia.Y mientras la embajadora es una campesina australiana de corazón, su esposo Latino, la doble ciudadanía de sus hijos y los años que ha tenido en la región significan que ella puede decir con orgullo que siente "media latina".

The Custard TV Podcast is the TV podcast for TV lovers from TV obsessives. This week Luke and Matt are joined by Sophie Davies to review the return Alan Partridge to the BBC with This Time With Alan Partridge. New comedy Warren. Netflix Original The Umbrella Academy and new drama on W called Flack.As a guest on the show, Sophie takes on the ultimate TV Quiz in 'BoxMaster' and we talk about the most disappointing spin off's TIME STAMPS00:11.41 REVIEW - Flack - Episode 1 (W)00:18.26 REVIEW - The Umbrella Academy - Episode 1 (NETFLIX)00:25.24- REVIEW - Warren - Episode 1 (BBC1, BBC iPlayer)00:33.50 - REVIEW - This Time With Alan Partridge - Episode 1 (BBC1, BBC iPlayer)00:45.00 - BoxMaster - The Ultimate TV Quiz

The Custard TV Podcast is the TV podcast for TV lovers from TV obsessives. This week Luke and Matt are joined by Sophie Davies to review the return Alan Partridge to the BBC with This Time With Alan Partridge. New comedy Warren. Netflix Original The Umbrella Academy and new drama on W called Flack. As a guest on the show, Sophie takes on the ultimate TV Quiz in 'BoxMaster' and we talk about the most disappointing spin off's TIME STAMPS 00:11.41 REVIEW - Flack - Episode 1 (W) 00:18.26 REVIEW - The Umbrella Academy - Episode 1 (NETFLIX) 00:25.24- REVIEW - Warren - Episode 1 (BBC1, BBC iPlayer) 00:33.50 - REVIEW - This Time With Alan Partridge - Episode 1 (BBC1, BBC iPlayer) 00:45.00 - BoxMaster - The Ultimate TV Quiz

Support us and More Banana Podcasts! British “experts” (when I say experts it’s because they’re British) comedian Rebecca Shortall and writer Sophie Davies weigh in on the various Britishisms in ‘Frasier’. And yes, we get into Clive’s accent from “The Two Mrs. Cranes”. Folow host Anita @anitajewtina

We sit down for a talk about best practices for branding with Sophie Davies and Jenni Brown, co-founders of Prim'd Marketing. Prim’d Marketing helps businesses and personal brands look and sound like the best versions of themselves through a brand positioning and content marketing program called  ‘The Brand Plan’. The foundation and guiding light to any subsequent branding, website and content marketing.