Podcasts about Steelyard

Hansan var ett lösligt handelsförbund av köpmannahus och städer, med centrum i Lübeck, som dominerade handel och politik i norra Europa under medeltiden. Utan egentliga fasta institutioner och regler kom Hansan att skapa enorma förmögenheter.Hansan växte fram underifrån utifrån ett behov att skapa trygghet för handelsmän. Hansan prioriterade nätverkstänkande och samarbete framför viljan att styra, ställa och diktera villkor för medlemmarna - ett vinnande koncept under medeltiden, men på 1500- och 1600-talen blev utmaningarna från omvärlden till slut för stora.I detta första av två avsnitt om Hansan samtalar programledaren Urban Lindstedt med Dick Harrison, professor i historia vid Lunds universitet. Han är aktuell med boken Hansan – Ett handelsimperiums uppgång och fall.Hansan hade sitt ursprung i Tyskland, närmare bestämt i områdena kring floderna Rhen, Weser och Elbe. Till en början bestod den av flera enskilda intresseorganisationer för olika grupper av köpmän. Dessa organisationer erbjöd varandra skydd längs farofyllda transportvägar och stödde varandras handel. Hansans framgång byggde på ett system av privilegier och handelsmonopol som sträckte sig från London till Novgorod, med Visby som en viktig knutpunkt i Östersjön. Under 1100- och 1200-talen utvecklades Hansan till att bli Nordeuropas ledande politiska och ekonomiska maktcentrum.År 1161 slöt Norge ett handelsavtal med Lübeck, vilket markerade början på Hansans expansion i Norden. Birger jarl följde efter genom att ingå överenskommelser med Lübeck omkring 1250 och med Hamburg 1261. Dessa avtal gav tyska affärsmän möjlighet att verka i Sverige på gynnsamma villkor, bland annat genom befrielse från skatter och tullar.Hansan drog också nytta av Tyska ordens expansion i Baltikum under början av 1200-talet och knöt till sig vitryska och litauiska områden i sitt handelsnät. År 1227 slöt man handelsavtal med fursten av Smolensk. Vid mitten av 1200-talet fanns ett dussintal städer med lybsk rätt i Östersjöområdet, däribland Reval, Wismar, Rostock, Stralsund, Greifswald, Kolberg, Danzig och Elbing.Till Bergen seglade nordtyska fartyg lastade med korn, öl, vin och salt. På tillbakavägen fraktade de torkad fisk, en eftertraktad vara i Europa. Denna handel genererade stora vinster för Hansan och gynnade även norrmännen, vars fisk nådde europeiska marknader.Hansan inrättade kontor i städer som inte var anslutna till förbundet men som ändå var viktiga för dess handel. Inom kontorets område gällde Hansans lagar. Det äldsta kontoret, Petershof, inrättades i Novgorod 1259. Londonkontoret, The Steelyard, växte fram under 1200-talet. Kontoret i Brygge inrättades 1347 och omkring 1360 etablerades kontoret i Bergen, där Hansan lyckades konkurrera ut så gott som alla andra utländska handelsmän och helt kontrollera den norska exporten och importen.Trots att Hansan saknade en gemensam armé eller flotta hade förbundet förmågan att mobilisera militära resurser när det behövdes. Konflikter med omvärlden föregicks ofta av långvariga debatter mellan borgmästare och rådmän från olika hansestäder, vilket speglar förbundets lösa struktur. Hansans militära styrka var dock begränsad jämfört med framväxande territorialstater. Från 1400-talet och framåt minskade hansestädernas möjligheter att försvara sin självständighet militärt, då krig blev allt dyrare att föra.Bild: Lübeck som illustreras i Nürnbergkrönikan, 1493 Michel Wolgemut, Wilhelm Pleydenwurff (Hartmann Schedel, redaktör) – Illustration från Nürnbergkrönikan, Wikipedia, Public Domain.Musik: Medieval Harp Kingdom Instrumental av OKO, Storyblock AudioKlippare: Emanuel Lehtonen Vill du stödja podden och samtidigt höra ännu mer av Historia Nu? Gå med i vårt gille genom att klicka här: https://plus.acast.com/s/historianu-med-urban-lindstedt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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hat was the question king Edward IV asked the representatives of the Steelyard in 1469. And he had a good reason to ask, because tensions between the English and the Hansa had escalated, ships were captured, and people got killed. He wanted to know who to negotiate with and in particular, who could sign a binding agreement that would put an end to this.The answer he got was not very satisfactory....The music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Johann Sebastian Bach) performed and arranged by Michel Rondeau under Common Creative Licence 3.0.As always:Homepage with maps, photos, transcripts and blog: www.historyofthegermans.comFacebook: @HOTGPod Twitter: @germanshistoryInstagram: history_of_the_germansReddit: u/historyofthegermansPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/HistoryofthegermansAnd finally, bibliography. I would like to add a few worksto our usual list, in particular:Jahnke,Carsten: Die Hanse | Reclam VerlagJahnke, Carsten: Netzwerke in Handel und Kommunikation ander Wende vom 15. zum 16. Jahrhundert am Beispiel zweier Revaler Kaufleute. Netzwerke(hansischergeschichtsverein.de)JustynaWubs-Mrozewicz and Stuart Jenks, eds. The Hanse in Medieval and Early ModernEurope. The Northern World: North Europe and the Baltic c. 400–1700 AD:

That was the question king Edward IV asked the representatives of the Steelyard in 1469. And he had a good reason to ask, because tensions between the English and the Hansa had escalated, ships were captured, and people got killed. He wanted to know who to negotiate with and in particular, who could sign a binding agreement that would put an end to this. The answer he got was not very satisfactory.... The music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Johann Sebastian Bach) performed and arranged by Michel Rondeau under Common Creative Licence 3.0.As always:Homepage with maps, photos, transcripts and blog: www.historyofthegermans.comFacebook: @HOTGPod Twitter: @germanshistoryInstagram: history_of_the_germansReddit: u/historyofthegermansPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/HistoryofthegermansAnd finally, bibliography. I would like to add a few worksto our usual list, in particular:Jahnke,Carsten: Die Hanse | Reclam VerlagJahnke, Carsten: Netzwerke in Handel und Kommunikation ander Wende vom 15. zum 16. Jahrhundert am Beispiel zweier Revaler Kaufleute. Netzwerke(hansischergeschichtsverein.de)JustynaWubs-Mrozewicz and Stuart Jenks, eds. The Hanse in Medieval and Early ModernEurope. The Northern World: North Europe and the Baltic c. 400–1700 AD:

If like many of you, you are listening to this podcast on your morning or evening commute and you happen to live in London, you may be one of the 20 million souls going through Cannon Street Station every year. Few of them will be aware that under their feet lay the vestiges of the great Hanseatic Kontor in London that goes back to 1176. If people know about the Steelyard, it is mainly through the portraits of merchants painted by Holbein between 1532 and 1536 at a time when the Kontor had only about 60 years left. But there is a lot to tell about this now vanished building, its inhabitants and trade. It is a story of infighting between the various cities that were still to officially form the Hanseatic league, of trading privileges granted to fund first a crusade and then the hundred year's war, and it is also a great opportunity to introduce the oldest, largest and richest member of the Hanseatic League, the city of Cologne. The music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Johann Sebastian Bach) performed and arranged by Michel Rondeau under Common Creative Licence 3.0.As always:Homepage with maps, photos, transcripts and blog: www.historyofthegermans.comFacebook: @HOTGPod Twitter: @germanshistoryInstagram: history_of_the_germansReddit: u/historyofthegermansPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/HistoryofthegermansFor this episode I again reliedheavily on:Derek Keene: Guildhall and Stalhof in LondonStuart Jenkins: Leben im Stalhof, both in Die Hanse, Lebenswirklichkeit undMythos, herausgegeben von Jürgen Bracker, Volker Henn and Rainer PostelPhilippe Dollinger: Die Hanse Rolf Hammel-Kieslow: Die Hanse

If like many of you, you are listening to this podcast on your morning or evening commute and you happen to live in London, you may be one of the 20 million souls going through Cannon Street Station every year. Few of them will be aware that under their feet lay the vestiges of the great Hanseatic Kontor in London that goes back to 1176. If people know about the Steelyard, it is mainly through the portraits of merchants painted by Holbein between 1532 and 1536 at a time when the Kontor had only about 60 years left. But there is a lot to tell about this now vanished building, its inhabitants and trade. It is a story of infighting between the various cities that were still to officially form the Hanseatic league, of trading privileges granted to fund first a crusade and then the hundred year's war, andit is also a great opportunity to introduce the oldest, largest and richest member of the Hanseatic League, the city of Cologne. The music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Johann Sebastian Bach) performed and arranged by Michel Rondeau under Common Creative Licence 3.0.As always:Homepage with maps, photos, transcripts and blog: www.historyofthegermans.comFacebook: @HOTGPod Twitter: @germanshistoryInstagram: history_of_the_germansReddit: u/historyofthegermansPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/Historyofthegermans

Video Version: https://youtu.be/HBRqXrRK174 Welcome back to another great episode with Shane Fernandes Shane started the summerized sessions many years ago. Moving from goa to London he pursued his dreams as a DJ/ producer and event owner. Throwing some of the biggest parties across the UK his brand summerized sessions has gone leaps and bounds and put its mark within the electronic scene in the UK. In this epsiode we talk about how his journey started in music, the music scene in goa to creating a brand, organising parties,DJ'n, producing and so much more. This is a cracking epsiode where you can learn so much about the industry! Bio: London-based DJ and Producer, Shane Fernandes, has been captivating global audiences for 18 years with his mesmerizing sounds. Known for his expertise in deep house and tech house, Shane has left an indelible mark on the music scene. With a career spanning prestigious locations like Dubai, his native Goa, London, France, Croatia, Romania, and the renowned Ibiza, Shane has consistently impressed crowds worldwide. He has graced the decks at renowned venues including The Steelyard, Ministry of Sound, Pacha, Cargo, 93 Feet East, Fire/Lightbox, and many more. Sharing the stage with esteemed artists like OC & Verde, Sonny Fodera, GW Harrison, Mihalis Safras, and the legendary Mark Knight, Shane's performances have been nothing short of legendary. His talent has also taken him to major European festivals such as WE ARE FSTVL (UK) and Snowboxx (France), as well as iconic venues like Club Kalypso (Croatia), Society (Romania), and Itaca Beach Club (Ibiza). Notably, he even had the privilege of performing at the renowned Café Mambo. In 2013, Shane embarked on a new venture by launching "Summer-ized Sessions," a brand that has gained immense popularity and now hosts highly successful events in London, Europe, and beyond. These events consistently sell out, showcasing the scale and growth of the brand. Shane's involvement with London Fashion Week further highlights his versatility as an artist, as he collaborates with designers and fashion houses for captivating catwalk shows and electrifying after parties. Shane's unique style blends techie synths with an irresistible house flavor, resulting in captivating releases and remixes on respected labels like 303Lovers and Summer-ized Sessions. His talent has garnered support from industry heavyweights including Jamie Jones, Loco Dice, BLOND:ISH, Oscar L, Sam Divine, Steve Lawler, Luigi Rocca, and many more. With an already incredible year in 2022, featuring numerous dates on the Magic Garden Rave tour and performances at the UK's most awe-inspiring venues, Shane shows no signs of slowing down. Amidst his hectic schedule, he promises an exciting future filled with even more groundbreaking music and unforgettable experiences. Stay tuned for the next chapter in Shane Fernandes' exhilarating journey. Connect with: Shane Fernandes https://www.instagram.com/shane_fernandes https://www.facebook.com/djshane.fernandes https://twitter.com/_shanefernandes https://soundcloud.com/shanefernandes https://www.beatport.com/artist/shane-fernandes/671257 Connect with: Rave Room Podcast Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/raveroompodcast/membership https://www.instagram.com/rave_room_podcast/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveroompodcast/message

David Eagleman discusses his book "Steelyard: A Slapjack History of New York's Waterfront" and its examination of New York's hidden history as a waterfront town. Lexman and Eagleman discuss underbuilders, noshers, and the kalong, among other topics.

Aldanya has built a strong reputation in the London underground scene for her energetic and impactful techno sets. She deploys her full potential on harder Industrial Techno sets, blending seamlessly grooves, hammering kicks, punchy baselines, uplifting rifs and mesmerising vocals. If you are fortunate enough to have danced to her meteoric sets, her performances speak for themselves. She has dominated the dancefloors of iconic London clubs such as Fabric, The Steelyard, Village Underground London, Electrowerks, Werkhaus - to name a few. She sets herself apart by selectively curating music and sounds that resonate with her and fit the moment. Staying true to herself, she doesn't follow trends but rather constantly renews and refines herself as an artist. After releasing her first track in 2021 on Fluctuat records' VA RAVE 4 WOMEN, she is preparing new releases. *Tracklist:* Zone X - Mathys Lenne Scaling - Rotwang Luddite - Cleric Sup - Chris Liebing Raven - Aicrag It Always Hurts in the End - Insolate Crawler - Pan-Pot & Thomas Hoffknecht Oil Rigger (Original Mix) - Regent Hear Me Scylla - Hecate Legacy Eclipse (Flug Remix) - Black Lotus (GER) Resonance - Klint Bad Bitches Favorite Stuff - Ben Khlifa So High - Noneoftheabove Crave (Mython Remix) - Y-NØT Breathing Exercise - Teoss Blades And Shades - Öspiel

Techno king Carl Cox plays a 120 minute DJ set to headline The Steelyard at Creamfields 2021.

Techno king Carl Cox plays a 120 minute DJ set to headline The Steelyard at Creamfields 2021 00:02 - Blend Me by Aitor Ronda & Heerhorst 04:31 - Jay Lumen - The loop 06:32 - Persistenceby Belocca 10:30 - Monkey Doby Belocca & Iggy 15:29 - Fierceby Rory Marshall 18:59 - Nocturnalby Yan Cook 22:29 - Atlantic Ocean - Waterfall (the basilica bootleg) 25:13 - Very Chic Blackman (Horatio Remix)by Eric Powell 28:59 - Back To Frontby Carlo Lio 35:32 - On Offby Cirez D 41:01 - Gypsy Womanby Luca Morris & Mozzy Rekorder 46:32 - Gate For The Universeby Vikthor 50:30 - Calypso (Horatio Edit)by Round Table Knights & Bauchamp 55:00 - ID 58:39 - Old Dogsby Aitor Ronda 1:01:59 - Impactby Drunken Kong 1:06:02 - Wir Sind Zuhauseby Nakadia 1:11:02 - Raise The Alarmby Rory Marshall 1:16:03 - Sensationby Luis Miranda 1:20:59 - L'estiu Mes Esperatby Coyu 1:26:00 - Budapest Undergroundby Belocca 1:32:59 - Run To The Galaxyby Vikthor & Elio Riso 1:37:58 - What Lies Beneath Pt. 2by Carl Cox & Jon Rundell & BreakCode 1:41:58 - Soul & Tripby Vikthor & Elio Riso 1:46:01 - Space Godsby DurtysoxXx 1:49:29 - An Ode To The Raveby Rory Marshall & Latour 1:53:03 - Born Slippy NUXXby Underworld79 Team UNPLUGGED.

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Zack and Jake dig their saber teeth into all the animal studies in the outlaw romp Steelyard Blues (1973). We find Jane as Iris the sex worker reunited with her old boo Jesse Veldini (Donald Sutherland) who gets off on crashing cars and can't quite stay out of trouble. Can't relate. We get to yell at various state institutions: police, district attorneys, brothers, prisons, and poorly guarded naval bases. Justice for Cadillac. 

From Bob and Jane to Don and Jane! In an all-new Fondavision, Emily and Danita escape with the rag-tag team of ex-cons of Steelyard Blues (1973), the second on-screen collab between Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland. Is this scatterbrained comedy worth watching outside of the truly electric chemistry between the aforementioned former power couple? How did future Everybody Loves Raymond star Peter Boyle get a better wig budget than Jane? And will Danita ever stop listening to the zany soundtrack that stood in for any semblance of plot development?

© artwork by Jim aka Bock&Fuchs ➲ contact ✉ info@bockundfuchs.com Bambi Rambo presents Per Anhalter Garbicz 2020 [ Live - Special ] BIO: The traditional progression from club warm-up to international talent is a rite of passage for most DJs. But in Chloe's instance - the opposite is true. She first came to prominence on the global burner festival circuit under her Bambi Rambio alias, making her debut at South Africa's 'AfrikaBurn' in 2017 before going on to perform at Nevada's 'Burning Man' a year later. She became a staple artist of London's Burning Man community soon after. Decompression parties and grassroots fundraisers were where she earned her stripes, before honing her craft across the capital's club circuit in late 2019 at venues such as Mick's Garage, The Steelyard and many more besides. These experiences helped mould Bambi's sound into what it is today. It feels at home in all environments: whether that be an urban warehouse or the ethereal playa of Burning Man. Regardless of the setting, her ethos behind the decks remains the same: to take those listening on a musical journey and deliver a deeply pleasurable experience in the process. • What are your musical influences? I Take influence from a variety of things, I love to dig in all directions and collect old songs as well as new ones and to merge genres that would not necessarily belong together and always keep it on the uplifting and energizing side of things. I am mainly into house and deep house these days but had times where I was more into the techno and progressive side of the spectrum. I like to vary and reinvent my sound pallet over time :) What is your musical background? My upbringing was steeped in musical heritage. I trained as a classical flutist from an early age, opting to drop the instrument for electronic music in my twenties. Such a transition was kind of ingrained in my family heritage - my parents had been creating mixtapes since my childhood, making tracklists from their vinyl collection and then burning them onto CD for home-listening. It has always raised my curiosity and interest in how you really create a whole soundscape from a bunch of tracks :) • What makes good "afterhour"? A good after hours is all about the enveloppoing and evolving atmosphere. You had already a wild and uplifting party but you are not yet ready to call it a night so you go to an after hour party. And you want to prolong the goodness of the night and for this you need a fun and happy crew and a warm and almost hugging music at first. Then when the sun rises you can go to the meditative type of music and sort of dreamy floaty vibes - like time gets suspended and all. Then slowly as the sun rays get brighter and warmer, you can increase the energy and add more groove and vocals and bring in the audience to dance more and more and basically wake up again for another day of dancing :) • Do you have any thoughts you would like to share about your set? Starting off on a reinterpretation of a famous French poem "les fleur du mal" this mix then drives on to all dimensions of the holy house music galaxy...

"Old Organs" by Tangents from Timeslips; "Peace Place" by Coral Club from Nowhere Island; "Faca De Ar" by GNOD and Joao Pais Filipe from Faca De Fogo; "The Steelyard" by MJ Guider from Sour Cherry Bell; "Klang" by KRMU from Peel; "Planet Caravan" by Moon Duo from the Sacred Bones compilation What is This That Stands Before Me; "Gong of Catastrophe" by Osees from Protean Threat; "Approaching" by Sam Prekop from Comma; "I Get By" by The Cigarettes from The Sky's Not Blue It's Happy; "Mark Yourself" by Six Organs of Admittance from Companion Rises.

Mere months after denying their rivals the title on the final day of the season, the Pohang Steelers welcome Ulsan Hyundai to the Steelyard this Saturday night in a massive early season clash. To preview the match itself, get a sense of what it means to each team, and chat a bit about Asian football in general, we interviewed two players set to take center stage. In the first segment, Ryan Walters speaks with current Golden Boot leader, and perennial MVP candidate, Júnior Negrão. The two discuss the Ulsan striker's time in Thai League, the ever elusive hat-trick, and focusing on the joy of the game even when the pressure is at its highest. They then discuss the match at hand this weekend, how much the title deciding match is still in his mind, and what he and the team are doing to prepare to take the next step this season. In the second segment, Matthew Binns chats with two time A-League champion, and occasional Socceroo midfielder, Brandon O'Neill. They go over how amazingly timed his move to Pohang was, adapting to K League, and what's working well for the Steelers so far this season. No stranger to big games having played in the Sydney Derby for years, Brandon tells Matthew about his preparation for the match and what he hopes to see Pohang achieve this season. All that and more in this week's edition of The K League United Podcast.

Mere months after denying their rivals the title on the final day of the season, the Pohang Steelers welcome Ulsan Hyundai to the Steelyard this Saturday night in a massive early season clash. To preview the match itself, get a sense of what it means to each team, and chat a bit about Asian football in general, we interviewed two players set to take center stage.   In the first segment, Ryan Walters speaks with current Golden Boot leader, and perennial MVP candidate, Júnior Negrão. The two discuss the Ulsan striker's time in Thai League, the ever elusive hat-trick, and focusing on the joy of the game even when the pressure is at its highest. They then discuss the match at hand this weekend, how much the title deciding match is still in his mind, and what he and the team are doing to prepare to take the next step this season.   In the second segment, Matthew Binns chats with two time A-League champion, and occasional Socceroo midfielder, Brandon O'Neill. They go over how amazingly timed his move to Pohang was, adapting to K League, and what's working well for the Steelers so far this season. No stranger to big games having played in the Sydney Derby for years, Brandon tells Matthew about his preparation for the match and what he hopes to see Pohang achieve this season.  All that and more in this week's edition of The K League United Podcast.

Matt Davis, one of the original founders of Steelyard Academy, speaks in this episode from personal experience about a very important and timely topic: How to cope with and overcome anxiety and depression. After a long and successful career in sales across multiple industries, Matt knows the pressure that comes from a demanding career. More … 28. Matt Davis – Salesman/Trainer and Co-Founder of Steelyard Academy Read More »

Direct Message us why you want a FREE coaching session with the Steelyard Academy.  In Episode 27 we cover:Is everything going to be ok?…Yes it is, and let us tell you why.  Join us this week as John Piet and Matt Davis discuss: How Las Vegas always recovers and how you will too.  How focusing on … 27. John Piet – Marketing Executive, Lawyer and Co-Founder of Steelyard Academy Read More »

We like to mix it up for our events - a chance to hear from some established companies, insurers and the newcomers. Part of our philosophy at InsTech London is our "pay forward" approach. We lookout for the best upcoming companies, or even just great people with great ideas - and we give them a place to talk about what they are up to. We've been delighted to have so many of our early speakers return as corporate members in the last couple of years supporting what we do, and getting more benefits from our network once they have funding.  These two interviews were recorded live in February at The Steelyard. Sai Lakshmi from Caura and Amit Patel from Hlthie both have great stories to tell about their own emerging businesses including: - Establishing market fit - Developing partnerships - Building a career to gain experience Find out more about what we are up to at Instech London on the website www.instech.london Sign up to our newsletter to find out what we are thinking each week and how to contact us if you think you've got something worth talking about.   https://www.instech.london/podcasts  Continuing Professional Development - Learning Objectives InsTech London is accredited by The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII). By listening to an InsTech London podcast, or reading the accompanying transcript, you can claim up to 0.5 CPD hours towards the CII member CPD scheme. Complete the InsTech London Podcast Feedback Survey to claim your CPD time.  

Matthew Grant and Robin Merttens discuss the latest insurance, innovation and insurtech news that has caught their attention.  The conversation took place to launch our new series of live events on Brighttalk, where we'll be bringing you news and interviews until we can relaunch our events at The Steelyard in London.  You can find out more about what we're planning on our new Brighttalk channel, including details of our Insurtech Survival Guide event on Thursday 6 April.  Continuing Professional Development - Learning Objectives InsTech London is accredited by The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII). By listening to an InsTech London podcast, or reading the accompanying transcript, you can claim up to 0.5 CPD hours towards the CII member CPD scheme.   Complete the InsTech London Podcast Feedback Survey to claim your CPD time.

Remember when we all got together and ran in person events? Recorded live at The Steelyard, Episode 74 features the highlights from our event with Google Cloud, including what their plans are for insurance and they type of companies they want to work with. InsTech London’s Robin Merttens and Matthew Grant talked to Damion Thompson, Head of Insurance UK, Google Cloud along with some of the partners they are already working with.  Take a trip with us down memory lane to hear more from Cytora, Quantiphi, Quantexa, Aviva and Apigee. A written summary of Episode 74, plus a gallery of photos for you to view, download and share, is available on the InsTech London website. Continuing Professional Development - Learning Objectives InsTech London is accredited by The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII). By listening to an InsTech London podcast, or reading the accompanying transcript, you can claim up to 0.5 CPD hours towards the CII member CPD scheme. After listening to Episode 74 you will learn: Why Google Cloud is interested in working with the insurance industry How its technology can help insurers What sort of partners they are looking to work with Complete the InsTech London Podcast Feedback Survey to claim your CPD time. 

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Live highlights from the InsTech London "Future of Payments" evening at The Steelyard on 21st January 2020 hosted by Robin Merttens and Matthew Grant Mastercard's Ian Slater & Ruth Polyblank discuss:  Why Mastercard is so enthusiastic about the opportunities of working with partners in insurance  Lessons from the banks and fintech - and relevance for insurtech Why data will change perceptions of insurance How insurers can collaborate with Mastercard Followed by Laura Harvey, Strategic Director at Davies Group on the benefits of virtual credit numbers (VCN) to speed up payments to policyholders. A written summary of Ian, Ruth and Laura’s conversations is available on the podcast section of our website - https://www.instech.london/podcasts You can also download the full agenda and photos from our Past Events section - https://www.instech.london/past-events/future-of-payments-in-insurance Membership details and other enquiries: hello@instech.london InsTech London Podcast Host: Matthew Grant Produced by Simon Fyles: simon@instech.london Edited by Peter Roach: visualmonkeys.co.uk

Platforms are emerging as one of this year's top topics for insurance and technology - and we are going to hear a lot more about them in the next year. Start-ups have been finding it hard to get the attention of insurers, and experience is showing that most insurers are not really set up to nurture early stage companies. Insurance technology platforms provide a way for insurers to more easily access data, analytics and the related services they need to improve efficiency and engagement - and for technology companies to get to insurers. Our event on 22nd October at The Steelyard featured companies talking about their platforms and their ecosystems. In this, the highlights from the first half of the event, Matthew is on stage with our sponsors Novidea, their platform Salesforce and their ISVs (Independent Software Vendors) Conga and Financial Force.  You can read our summary of the whole event on the dedicated page on our website - and see photos and details of all the speakers. Look out for the remainder of the evening that included Guidewire, ICEinsurtech, AXA, DMS and RiskBook. We're delighted to be bringing you this podcast with support from the Insurance Insider. For a free copy follow this link -  http://campaigns.insuranceinsider.com/instechlondon/  

One of our most lively and most popular events so far - in this, the second half of our "Reverse Pitch" event from The Steelyard that we held on 24th September, Matthew Grant is on stage talking to Hayley Maynard, Chief of Staff to the CUO of Allianz ACGS and Karl Stanley VP Technology Ventures, Renaissance Re. Two great guests from two of the world's biggest insurers.  You can find out highlights from every speaker on the night - and what help they are looking for - on the event section of www.instech.london Enjoyed this? If you haven't found the first half yet - it's Episode 49.  Please do drop us a line if you like what we are up to - or what to know how you can get involved with InsTech London (made in the UK but connecting globally) to Hello@Instech.london. And we are still offering our Insurance Insider free copy - more details here  -  http://campaigns.insuranceinsider.com/instechlondon/

The summer is over and we're back in the Steelyard for our autumn season of evening events. There are many opportunities to find out what technology companies offering product and services to insurance have to offer, but how often do we know what the insurers really want? In this episode, from the first half of our Reverse Pitch event on 24 September,  Robin Merttens is on stage with our guests, finding out what they are up to and where they need help. Part Two coming soon. Who needs Vegas? Jamie Garratt, Head of Underwriting Strategy - Talbot (2:00) Madeleine Durand, Senior Strategy Manager -  Bupa (8.25) Jason Smith, Deputy Lead, Data Exchange - Experian (12.35) And our very own Paolo Cuomo in his new role as head of Strategy at Brit (18:00) No need to take notes - get the summary of what we heard at the event, and all 20 requests for help from our speakers in the article on the event specific section on  our website www.instech.london. You will also find photos from the event and the full agenda. Thanks to PKF Littlejohn for sponsorship of this event, and to Insurance Insider for their support for these podcasts. This autumn our podcasts are being supported by Insurance Insider and they are offering a free issue to all of our listeners. Download it from http://campaigns.insuranceinsider.com/instechlondon/    

Joe Byrne's Closing Set from Dance Love Hub @ Tribal Village, Steelyard, London from 7th September 2019. 1. Micke - Pulse (Voyager Remix) 2. Pete Lazonby - Sacred Cycles (Adam Beyer/Bart Skills/Layton Giordani Remix) 3. Pryda - The Hoax 4. Timo Son - First Contact 5. The Digital Blonde vs. Brock & Ryan - The Spaceman (Narel Remix) 6. Steven Shade - Divided (Dave Sinner Remix) 7. Mario Ochoa - Rising Sun 8. Superstrobe & Dominik Vaillant - Triangle 9. Elohim - Little Cu*t 10. Filterheadz - Infinite 11. Lisa Lashes - Not For Kids (Alen_Milivojevic & Drzneday) 12. Ilija Djokovic - Atom 13. Kaiserdisco & Karotte - Redneck 14. Mark Reeve Golden 15. Love World Peace Feat Bisou (Heerhorst Remix) 16. Superstrobe & Dominik Vaillant - Sparkle 17. Bedrock - Heaven Scent (Dulcet Remix) 18. Victor Ruiz - Nimbus 19. Spektre - Forged In The Heart Of A Laserbeam (Skober Remix) 20. Jens Lissat & Ramon Zenker - Energy Flow Eternal (Loco & Jam Remix) 21. James Monro - Atomic Dawn (Roby M Rage Remix) 22. CJ Bolland & The Advent - Camargue 2019 (Enrico Sangiuliano Remix) 23. YUADA - Another One Of Me 24. Mattia Saviolo - Spacecraft 25. Cosmithex - Ground Control 26. Steve Birch - Merry Go Round 2019 27. Union Jack - Two Full Moons & A Trout (Remastered Orkidea Remix)

Another fast moving series of chats with more leaders from insurance, technology and data. In this episode, the first half of our 8th July evening at The SteelYard, Robin investigates how Hitachi (2:00), the 7th largest technology group in the world, is making it easier for established insurers to work with the emerging providers of data for trains, buildings and a whole lot more. Serif Otterburn, Business Development Manager, and Insurance Subject Matter Expert  “Everything Hitachi builds, from trains to medical equipment, requires insurance. A lot of insurers use historical data to calculate risk, but Hitachi is using its expertise in IoT to assist insurers to develop newer better risk models". Joining Robin and Serif are Chris Gill from QBE (7:50) and Stephen Chadwick from Shepherd (16:00). Munich Re Digital Partners (22:00) are well known for supporting a whole range of new MGAs and technology companies with capacity and sometimes investment. We get a peek behind the kimono at how they are getting on. In the words of Mark Dennis, European CEO "We’ve met with about a thousand InsurTech start-ups in the last three years. To date, we have about twenty live and wish ultimately to work with about fifty. Our job is to provide the scalability to get them to market as quickly as possible as InsurTech services.” Kasko (34:20) was on stage at InsTech London 4 years ago at one of our earliest events, CEO Nick Sühr returns to talk about the work they are doing today with over 15 insurers providing plug-and-play ready solutions, enabling insurers to turn insurance products from idea or paper to digital in a few weeks. The second half of this event follows in episode 39 with more from Hitachi and their partners. For more details on the companies speaking at the event, and transcripts from all our recent events go to the dedicated event page  See the last 2 years history of InsTech London events and profiles with many of our speakers and sign up for our newsletter at www.instech.london

The Summer-ized Sessions podcast returns for its June edition! Summer is in the air and resident Kisch in ready to bring you the best of the best in house and tech house, with huge hitters from the likes of Camelphat, Sonny Fodera & Biscits, Alaia & Gallo, Todd Terry, Karuva, Claude VonStroke and much more. Kieren Lythgow provides his recent favourites in this month's "resident picks", and we're incredibly excited to have our featured mix coming from Summer-Ized Sessions founder and label boss Shane Fernandes! In The Mix - Shane Fernandes --------------------------------- London-based Shane Fernandes has been making waves globally for 16 years. As well as playing in idyllic settings such as Dubai and his native Goa, his early career saw him in London, France, Croatia, Romania and, of course, Ibiza. Throwing down some of the finest house and techno at venues such as The Steelyard, O2 Academy, Ministry of Sound, Pacha, Cargo, Egg, 93 Feet East, Crucifix Lane, Fire / Lightbox - and sharing the booth with key Artists such as OC & Verde, Sonny Fodera, GW Harrison, Mihalis Safras and even the legendary Mark Knight - Shane has long since been smashing peak time sets, delivering cutting edge electronic music, and performing at heralded festivals such as WE ARE FSTVL (UK) and Snowboxx (France), whilst also DJ’ing around Europe at Club Kalypso (Croatia), Oneiro (Romania), as well as Ibiza's famous Café Mambo, Dunes and Itaca Beach Club. In 2013, Shane launched his very own brand `Summer-ized Sessions’, hosting hugely successful nights in London, Europe and beyond. He is also actively involved with London Fashion Week, working with designers and fashion houses for catwalk shows and their after parties.  While Shane's 2017 debut EP came with support from Loco Dice, Jimmy Switch, Sam Divine, Vanilla Ace, Andi Durrant, and more, 2019 is already shaping up to be another incredible year, with his Secret Garden Rave proving to hit new heights on its first ever tour! Despite his already hectic schedule, Shane insists there is still so much more to come. So don't just watch this space, be a part of it... www.facebook.com/djshane.fernandes/ www.residentadvisor.net/dj/shanefernandes ------------------------------------------------ Summer-Ized Sessions:- www.facebook.com/summerizedsessions/ www.instagram.com/summerized_s/ www.residentadvisor.net/promoter.aspx?id=44095 Kisch:- www.facebook.com/Kischmusic www.instagram.com/kischmusic www.soundcloud.com/kisch

More fun from our Algorithm and AI event at the Steelyard on 3rd June in this, our selected highlights from the second half of the evening. We covered the first half in episode 31. Now its Robin Merttens turn up on stage talking to three of the leaders from new and growing companies servicing the insurance market telling us how they are making it real in the world of algorithms. Silvi Wompa, Chief Underwriting Officer,  ChAI (1:30) ChAI is releasing an insurance product to mitigate price risk for buyers and sellers of commodities by forecasting prices using both traditional and alternative data (including satellite, maritime and political risk data) in combination with Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques. Todd Rissel, CEO and Founder, e2Value (11:24) e2Value offers products to assist with property asset valuation. Its tools can be used for collateral asset valuation, risk management, and predictive modeling. e2Value is the SaaS provider delivering valuations for residential, commercial, and farm and ranch properties in the US and Canada. James Davies, CEO and Founder,  We Predict (18:00) Munich Re backed We Predict use predictive analytics and its proprietary dataset Deepview to help vehiclemanufacturers make better purchasing and engineering decisions, and to insure their associated risks.  Learn more about what we are up to at InsTech London, including details of our all our events from last two years and information on our next events at www.instech.london And if you enjoyed this podcast, we've 32 more already released waiting for you...

Weekly Podcast Alan Fitzpatrick live recording at Eric Prydz Presents Holo @ Steelyard, London - 25th May 2019. No tracklist available.

This week’s podcast features edited highlights of Matthew chatting on stage with leading figures from AIG, Cytora, WhenFresh and Polar Capital at our live event in The Steelyard. Everyone’s talking about AI, but what’s really going on? Questions we asked included how far has AI really got in insurance, what are the regulatory issues, how to convince an insurer that the results are validated, how to tell the quality of a company’s AI credentials, where do insurers stand relative to the rest of the world, and a lot more. Our guests talk about the ways they are using AI and Algorithms in their own businesses and how they distinguish reality from hype. Tips for assessing the quality of a company that is claiming to use AI, and thoughts on how to encourage more data scientists to join the industry. What is the Moneyball effect and is your algorithm smart enough and humble enough to admit when it doesn't know?  The usual buzzing crowd and experts on stage made for another great evening. Reza Khorshidi, Chief Scientist, Global AIG (1:20) Hamzah Chaudhary, Director of Deployment, Cytora (10:45) Mark Cunningham, CEO and Founder, WhenFresh (21:10) Nick Martin, Fund Manager, Polar Capital (29:00)   Both Reza and Nick recommend the book: Prediction Machines: The Simple Economics of Artificial Intelligence by Ajay Agrawal  

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We are back with the recording of Part 2 of our 29th January event from The Steelyard. For the second half of the evening some of the leading figures from the insurers, investors, innovators and the start-up community gave their 5 minute view of what they are seeing, and their opinions on the future of insurance.   Sam Evans the Founding Partner from Eos Ventures (2.27) Milan Sud, Head of Innovation at AXA (7.45) Niall Barton, CEO of Wrisk (13.14) Dominic Suchett-Kaye of Aon Reinsurance Solutions (20.19) Madeline Bailey, Head of Strategic Initiatives for MSAmlin (25.50) Tom Hardcastle Partner at Ninety (34.40) Erik Abrahamsson CEO of Digital FinePrint (41.13) Saadhvi Khullar European Portfolio Manager for Munich Re (46.00) You can see more information about the event, including contact details for our speakers, and many photos from the evening at our website events page - https://www.instech.london/events If you missed the first of this event, you can catch with our previous podcast, number 17.  

Recorded live from the InsTech London evening session at The Steelyard, Robin Merttens, Matthew Grant and Paolo Cuomo, the InsTech London partners, talk to Mark Geoghegan of Insurance Insider. The first half of our event on 29th January 2019. We discuss whether partnerships between the start-ups and insurers are failing, and does that mean that disruption is back on the table? What is happening globally, who has made a difference in 2018, and yes, what about blockchain? We had a packed evening for this one - over 200 people in the room providing some great questions.  See more details from the events, including access to all the photographs from our Flickr gallery at our www.instech.london on the new dedicated event page Recording from the second half of this event follows in Podcast 18    

In the second part of the Great Insurtech Debate, held at The Steelyard, London on 30th October, Instech London brought back together industry leaders for the second part of the evening to debate who will own the future of insurance. Speakers included Novidea, BoughtByMany, Trov, Zego, Zurich, EOS Ventures, InsurTech Gateway, AXA ventures, KPMG and Deloitte. Many thanks to our sponsors for the night, SAS and Novidea.   Listen to podcast 13 for the first part of the debate - "Is the insurance industry failing its customers?"

On 30th October, InsTech London brought together industry leaders at The Steelyard in London to debate whether the insurance industry is failing its customers in part one of the Great Insurtech Debate. Speakers included BoughtByMany, Trov, Zego, Zurich, EOS Ventures, InsurTech Gateway, KPMG, SAS and Deloitte. Many thanks to our sponsors for the night, SAS and Novidea. Join Instech London, our speakers and another packed audience to hear what they had say -  and what our audience had to ask them. The second part of the debate - Who will own the future of insurance?” - to follow in our next podcast.

Lee B3 Edwards Live @ Stush Life, The Steelyard, London - Friday 12th October 2018 Lee Edwards: @deejay-b3

Lee B3 Edwards Live @ Stush Life, The Steelyard, London - Friday 12th October 2018 Lee Edwards: @deejay-b3

Lee B3 Edwards Live @ Stush Life, The Steelyard, London - Friday 12th October 2018 Lee Edwards: @deejay-b3

Bergen har sin Bryggen hvor det hanseatiske kontor holdt til. London hadde sitt hanseatiske kontor. De tyske kjøpmennene holdt til området ved Cannon street station og Steelyard ved Themsens bredd. «Hansakontoret i London var viktig. Det var aller mest bomullstøy det gikk i her, forteller professor i historie, Geir Atle Ersland. Han arbeider ved Universitetet i Bergen. Den store brannen i 1666 ødela stort sett all bebyggelse fra middelalderen, men Ersland rekonstruerer hanseatenes område for oss. De tyske kjøpmennene arbeidet uten noen form for trøbbel med britene. De gjorde det godt. Så godt at de kunne betale den berømte tyske maleren Hans Holbein til å portrettere seg. Han hadde portrettert Henrik VIII. I National Portrait Gallery er det en egen Hans Holbein-avdeling. Der finner vi et flott portrett av den dansk-norske prinsesse Kristine. Portrettet var ment til nettopp Henrik VII fordi han ønsket å gifte deg med henne. Slik gikk det ikke. Museum of London gir en god oversikt over metropolens historie. Med egen avdeling for tiden da romerne hadde makten for snart to tusen år siden. Og en middelalder-avdeling hvor hanseatisk keramikk er utstilt. Keramikk funnet der hanseatene hold til. Vil en se det hanseatiske området på distanse, så er det lurt å begi seg over på den andre siden av Themsen og opp i toppetasjen på Tate modern. Utenfor restauranten der er det et fantastisk utsyn i alle retninger.

A chance to hear Charlie Parmer and Harry Franks, the founders of two of London's recent startups, talking about how their businesses are using innovative approaches to technology to provide cost effective, targeted insurance. Recorded at our recent event  "Product Innovation Driving New Insurance Solutions" at the Steelyard. Learn more at http://bit.ly/2KPVKPt

High Point Spring Market 2018: Disruption or Innovation? High Point Spring Market 2018: Disruption or Innovation?Today in The Lounge we continue our coverage of High Point Spring Market 2018, kicking-off the episode with highlights from The Nick May Morning Show co-hosted by Dixie Willard and Rachel Moriarty of Design+Style Podcast  to interview Lindsay Paoli of Design Manager, Shayla Copas of Shayla Copas Interiors, and Holly Hollingswoth Phillips, Florence Broadhurst Brand Ambassador/owner of The English Room and Florence. Find the live video on our Facebook Page.Next, Nick facilitates a panel called "Navigating the Turmoil of Industry Consolidation" -- inspired in part by the controversial acquisition of IvyMark by Houzz -- but the panel becomes a broader discussion about what's going on in the industry and how some designers are adapting their business models. Panelists are Cheryl Kees Clendenon of In Detail Designers; Laura Thurman of Thurman Design Studio; Neil Mackenzie from Universal Furniture; Rebecca Gins of Perigold; and Shawn Hughes of Steelyard.Enjoy the Nick May Morning Show, and stay tuned this week for the rest of our HPMKT coverage! Chaise Lounge Updates EXTENDED DEADLINE: Don't forget about the #makemychaise design competition! Click this link for more info.Nick is in Dallas for Dine and Design. Follow along on our Instagram! Our Events Page Resources Datacolor–If you've ever worked with a Benjamin Moore dealer and asked for a color match, then you've probably worked with Datacolor without even knowing it. Now, Datacolor has announced the ColorReader, a tool that identifies paint colors from any surface and provides you the closest existing paint match right on the spot! Stop cutting out your drywall or scanning fan decks and start saving time by confirming color with the help of the ColorReader. Revolutionize your color tools and visit www.datacolor.com/may for more information.Moore & Giles, JLF Collections, Design Manager, Benjamin Moore, Porcelanosa, Universal Furniture  Upcoming Events HD Expo – May 2 – 4ICFF – May 20 – 23NeoCon – June 11 – 13 More About Our Sponsors Wrap Up If you would like to hear more episodes, please visit us on iTunes or on our website at TheChaiseLoungePodcast.com. Lastly, find The Chaise Lounge on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter or post a review on iTunes, you may even hear your review read live on our next podcast. With that said keep dreaming big, and keep designing a great design business. See ya!

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SPECIAL EDITION: Houzz Purchases Ivy On this episode of The Lounge, Nick chats with Frank Leyon, Director of Global Sales of Oly Studio; Rachel Waldron, Owner of Waldron Designs; Julia Malloy, Owner of Bold Summit; Steven Avitable of Theodore Alexander; and Shawn Hughes of Steelyard about breaking industry news: Houzz purchases Ivy. Tune in and enjoy. Upcoming Events Modernism Week – Feb 15 – 25 Design Bloggers Conference – March 4 – 6 BD West – April 4 – 5 High Point Market – April 14 – 18 HD Expo – May 2 – 4 ICFF – May 20 – 23 NeoCon – June 11 – 13 Wrap Up If you would like to hear more episodes, please visit us on iTunes or on our website at TheChaiseLoungePodcast.com. Lastly, find The Chaise Lounge on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter or post a review on iTunes, you may even hear your review read live on our next podcast. With that said keep dreaming big, and keep designing a great design business. See ya!

SPECIAL EDITION: Houzz Purchases Ivy On this episode of The Lounge, Nick chats with Frank Leyon, Director of Global Sales of Oly Studio; Rachel Waldron, Owner of Waldron Designs; Julia Malloy, Owner of Bold Summit; Steven Avitable of Theodore Alexander; and Shawn Hughes of Steelyard about breaking industry news: Houzz purchases Ivy. Tune in and enjoy. Upcoming Events Modernism Week – Feb 15 – 25 Design Bloggers Conference – March 4 – 6 BD West – April 4 – 5 High Point Market – April 14 – 18 HD Expo – May 2 – 4 ICFF – May 20 – 23 NeoCon – June 11 – 13 Wrap Up If you would like to hear more episodes, please visit us on iTunes or on our website at TheChaiseLoungePodcast.com. Lastly, find The Chaise Lounge on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter or post a review on iTunes, you may even hear your review read live on our next podcast. With that said keep dreaming big, and keep designing a great design business. See ya!

Music from The Shapeshifters, Huxley, Joey Negro, Green Velvet, Groove Armada, Axwell & Nicky Romero grace the playlist & we take a look at whats happening at the Liverpool docks as The Steelyard moves out of Creamfields pricing up it for this instalments "Gig Guide".

Ryan Raddon known as Kaskade to his millions of fans is a world renown Electronic Dance Music DJ and chart topping artist. In this episode of "Little Known Facts" he sits down with Ilana and discusses his life as a trailblazer in the house music world and describes the choices he has to make in order to balance his life as a family man and a devout Mormon and his life on the road ten months out of the year. From growing up in his close knit family in Chicago, the birthplace of House Music, to his international fame as one of the most successful DJ's in music history - this is a one of a kind  conversation where Ryan reveals things about himself he has not discussed in previous interviews. Multi GRAMMY Award-nominated singer, songwriter, producer and remixer Kaskade is a titan in the dance music world, and a groundbreaking innovator in the music industry as a whole. Bending the curve by which his contemporaries measure themselves, Kaskade has an unprecedented string of “firsts”. He was the first DJ to land a Las Vegas residency, the first ever solo electronic dance artist to sell-out both Navy Pier in Chicago, and the Staples Center in Los Angeles, and the first dance artist to perform and sell out at the Los Angeles Convention Center in its 45-year history with a career-defining solo headline date in front of 30,000 fans. A three-time Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival veteran, Kaskade made history in 2015 where he was the only electronic musician to headline the festival and drew the two largest crowds in its storied sixteen-year existence. Crowned by The New York Times as “the new face of electronic dance music,” Kaskade has been bridging the gap between old school music purists and a new generation of music lovers. Relentlessly touring the world and playing to tens of millions people around the globe, he has been in the trenches for over a decade, laying the groundwork for a titanic musical and cultural shift. With nine studio albums and five GRAMMY nominations to his name, Kaskade’s global reach is ever-expanding. He has headlined every major North American festival, and was recently inducted into Pete tong’s Hall of fame, and sold out London’s The Steelyard on his most recent UK date. His single “Fakin It” was first premiered in the UK when Kaskade went back to back with Danny Howard on his primetime “Dance Anthems” slot on BBC Radio 1. While Kaskade’s handwriting is all over the history of electronic music, his influence today is at an all-time high. His latest full length album, "Automatic" [Warner Bros. Records/Arkade] claimed the #2 spot on the Billboard Dance /Electronic Albums Chart. Automatic commanded a Top 15 placement on the U.S. Digital Chart, as well as amassing over 50 million streams on Spotify in less than a year’s time. His live set from Ultra Music Festival 2016 has garnered over 1.9 million views in a matter of months. (Watch here) Kaskade continues his reign in Las Vegas with an unprecedented mult-venue long term residency for Hakkasan Group, and his social media reach continues to connect him with his audience in an authentic and powerful way. Rolling Stone asserts, “Kaskade represents an intensely positive side of dance music culture”, another cornerstone in the foundation that sets him apart."

Live from Steelyard in London, UK 01. Ignacio Morales – Lost & Found (Rickzor & Rumme Remix) Pressology Publishing 02. Tom Neatis – Cocoa (Original Mix) Pressology Publishing 03. Fhaken, Wayne Madiedo, Nosegrab, Raul Figueroa - Follow The Groove (Original Mix) Harvibal 04. Daniel Dubb - Stupidfly (Rub A Dub Remix) Inmotion Music 05. Odette – You Are (Original Mix) Bauns 06. Danniel Selfmade, Danny Fernandez Spain - Seatips (Nukem Remix) Killertraxx Muzik 07. Stefano Noferini – Exposure (Oxia Remix) Moan 08. Stefano Noferini, Danniel Selfmade – Output (Original Mix) Kling Klong 09. Andre Butano, Miguel Lobo - Chop Suey (Original Mix) Nonstop 10. Pan-Pot - The Birds (Original Mix (Digital Only)) Mobilee Records 11. Cristian Viviano - Mastycon (Rub A Dub's Re-Uptake Remix) Ibiza Talents This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Live from Steelyard in London, UK 01. Ignacio Morales – Lost & Found (Rickzor & Rumme Remix) Pressology Publishing 02. Tom Neatis – Cocoa (Original Mix) Pressology Publishing 03. Fhaken, Wayne Madiedo, Nosegrab, Raul Figueroa - Follow The Groove (Original Mix) Harvibal 04. Daniel Dubb - Stupidfly (Rub A Dub Remix) Inmotion Music 05. Odette – You Are (Original Mix) Bauns 06. Danniel Selfmade, Danny Fernandez Spain - Seatips (Nukem Remix) Killertraxx Muzik 07. Stefano Noferini – Exposure (Oxia Remix) Moan 08. Stefano Noferini, Danniel Selfmade – Output (Original Mix) Kling Klong 09. Andre Butano, Miguel Lobo - Chop Suey (Original Mix) Nonstop 10. Pan-Pot - The Birds (Original Mix (Digital Only)) Mobilee Records 11. Cristian Viviano - Mastycon (Rub A Dub's Re-Uptake Remix) Ibiza Talents This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Live from Steelyard in London, UK 01. Ignacio Morales – Lost & Found (Rickzor & Rumme Remix) Pressology Publishing 02. Tom Neatis – Cocoa (Original Mix) Pressology Publishing 03. Fhaken, Wayne Madiedo, Nosegrab, Raul Figueroa - Follow The Groove (Original Mix) Harvibal 04. Daniel Dubb - Stupidfly (Rub A Dub Remix) Inmotion Music 05. Odette – You Are (Original Mix) Bauns 06. Danniel Selfmade, Danny Fernandez Spain - Seatips (Nukem Remix) Killertraxx Muzik 07. Stefano Noferini – Exposure (Oxia Remix) Moan 08. Stefano Noferini, Danniel Selfmade – Output (Original Mix) Kling Klong 09. Andre Butano, Miguel Lobo - Chop Suey (Original Mix) Nonstop 10. Pan-Pot - The Birds (Original Mix (Digital Only)) Mobilee Records 11. Cristian Viviano - Mastycon (Rub A Dub's Re-Uptake Remix) Ibiza Talents This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Heeeeeelllllooooooooo, we are back with Med Mix 110, the 110th (!!!)in a weekly series of mixes from our resident DJ @MattHibbert. Every Wednesday we'll be uploading a brand new mix for you, perfect for your pre drinks while your getting ready for Med on the Friday! Presented by main room dj @MattHibbert, it's all the biggest tunes from the Med main room along with the standard bad banter. We are back for 2016/2017 at out new home The Arts Club on Seel St, 2 mins from Cream/Nation, next door to Heebies, and home to Circus & Chibuku, so we're in good company! Same door price, same cheap drinks, same DJ's! Ello ello ello, welcome back after a belter summer, hope you've all enjoyed your holidays and fezzys, but now it's time, MED is back for 2016, and it's gonna blow peoples heads off! Last week was a surprise, the night before the biggest event this city has seen in years (Steelyard) and we were still absolutely booming! Here's me and Willo live b2b from Friday night for over 2 hours. 3 Meds left until our Christmas break, you don't want to miss any trust us! Well well well, here we are, Med Mix 110, blimey, I didn't think this would ever make it to 10 episodes let alone over 100, funny how things work out sometimes isn't it. Listen, download, like, share, repost, do whatever you do. If you want a shout or have a tune request for next week's Med Mix then tweet us, 'medicationclub' and 'matthibbert' on Twitter. Tweet me the answer to the question to win free entry (at)matthibbert using the hashtag #MedFriday Who might show up at Med tonight??? Get your bets in now. (Chris Tarrant down from 20/1 to 16/1) Is Right! Don't forget, you can now download the podcast from iTunes straight to your phone/tablet/ipod, just search 'Matt Hibbert' on iTunes or your podcast app, or just follow this link... itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/matt-…id952909066?mt=2

Barbara Hambly, writer of the Anne Steelyard graphic novels from Pennyfarthing Press, joins us to discuss the historical adventure series, tells us about some highlights of her extensive career in prose fiction, and gives some insight into the realities of making a living as a writer in the early 21st Century.