Podcast appearances and mentions of stephen cooke

Should animals have rights? Should dogs and cats be able to sue you for not feeding them on time? Should farm animals be able to get an injunction to stop us eating them? There's a growing movement to recognise that many of our fellow creatures are sentient, feel pain and loss, and therefore, perhaps, should have legal rights. But how could this work? How would it change our lives? And where do we draw the line - fairness for fleas? Justice for microbes? Phil and Roger consult Dr Stephen Cooke, associate professor of Political Theory at the University of Leicester. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This marks the final episode of Lens Me Your Ears, as co-hosts Carsten Knox and Stephen Cooke look back over 172 episodes of watching and discussing films from all genres, decades and communities around the globe, as well as talking about their cinematic summers, from Barbenheimer to the Capitolfest classic film event in Rome, N.Y. It's been a wonderful run and we thank all the listeners who stuck with us until the final reel, thanks for all your support! Stephen's twitter: @NS_scooke Carsten's twitter: @FlawInTheIris

Hollywood tries to give a broad adaptation of Malory's Le Morte Darthur, and is fitfully successful--bright Technicolor and on-location filming doesn't make up for Robert Taylor's defiantly-American accent, and the bowdlerized romance between Lancelot and Guinevere doesn't exactly sizzle, but as a product of 1950s studio filmmaking, it could be worse.   We'd like to than Patreon-supporter Stephen Cooke for providing us with a copy of the film.   This is a preview of our Patreon-only episode; to listen to the full episode, support the show by signing up for our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/maryvsmovies

In a 2014 concert review by Stephen Cooke, he proclaimed to an exuberant audience "I'm Gordon Lightfoot, and the rumours of my death have been greatly exaggerated!" And as the tributes pour in, there was another quote from the folk-music icon that resonates, considering how much he gave all of us over the years.

Christmas music collector Stephen Cooke is back in the studio to give us a tour of some of his impressive collection of Christmas tunes.

Entertainment writer Stephen Cooke is back with us this week, to spin for us a few of his favourite holiday tunes, including Ringo Deer, Jingle-O The Brownie, and more!

When it comes to the holiday season, there are a few themes that run through a lot of our culture: snow, gifts, and spending time with friends and family. Entertainment writer Stephen Cooke is back with us this week, to look at those themes in some of his favourite tunes.

To help us kick off the yuletide season in song, we decided to bring in a ringer. Stephen Cooke has been writing about music and entertainment for 25 years, and is well known to many as an entertainment reporter for the Chronicle Herald. He joins us for a new holiday music feature.

It was quite the headline at SaltWire.com: ‘Exhilarating and slightly discombobulating': Removal of COVID-19 restrictions gets mixed reaction As The Chronicle Herald's Stephen Cooke wrote, "After Premier Tim Houston declared that “COVID zero is not a reality” and mapped out Nova Scotia's long journey down “the road to normalcy” opinions voiced online ranged from “too much, too soon” to “it's about time.” And for infectious disease expert and Dalhousie University scientist Dr. Lisa Barrett, there's concern that people will think this means the pandemic has ended and will abandon the protections that have served us so well in the last two years. She says that's definitely a concern and she answers some of the questions that people have about "living with COVID".

We delve into the musical scene of Halifax in the 1980s and 1990s and talk to guests and 30-plus-year fans and friends of the band Stephen Cooke and Shant Pelley about proto-Sloan band formations, strange bar opening hours, the Peppermint "CD release" show, and a long, lost fan tribute cassette (that might yet see the light of day).

During this episode I spoke to Stephen Cooke who is a former footballer who played for Manchester United, Aston Villa and Bournemouth. Stephen was a child prodigy and was regarded as one of the best young players around at one point. Making his debut at 17 for Aston Villa and was tipped for great things. Although his career was hampered by injuries he still managed to perform at a decent level. He is now coaching at Chasetown and Rushall Olympic. He talked openly about how he struggled with his transition away from football.

Stephen Cooke was a young man with the world at his feet. Signed by Manchester United at 14, he moved to Aston Villa at 16 and was being touted as one of the hottest prospects in English football. But a horror tackle whilst on loan at Bournemouth shattered his dream, and Stephen retired from the game at 27 years of age.In this episode of Taboo on the Terraces, Ryan discusses with Stephen how he found developing as a young man with a huge weight of expectation on his shoulders, his own self-doubt and anxieties which he has struggled with since being a young professional, and where his career could have taken him had it all turned out differently.Enjoyed this episode? Please leave us a review, and spread the word of the podcast to your friends and family.Been affected by any of the issues discussed in this episode? Head over to our website to find useful resources and contact numbers.

Courts in Session and presiding judges Stephen Cooke and Carsten Knox take a look at the new Aaron Sorkin feature The Trial of the Chicago 7. From there, they continue through precedent-setting courtroom dramas like 'A Few Good Men', 'The Verdict', 'Witness for the Prosecution', the recent 'Just Mercy' and many more Check out CKDU every Tuesday afternoon at 5pm AST for a new episode of the show! Follow us on twitter: @Lensmeyourears and like us on Facebook! Stephen's twitter:@NS_scooke Carsten's twitter: @FlawInTheIris

Hailed as one of England's top 16 teenagers, snapped up by Manchester United and rated as the best young player Gordon Cowans has ever coached,Stephen Cooke went on to play just 45 minutes of first team action at Aston Villa. He explains all in a Conversation with Claret & Blue.

Here's a Summer SWAC mix from programmer and Chronicle Herald arts writer Stephen Cooke! 1. The Pooh Sticks - Let the Good Times Roll 2. Jobriath - Space Clown 3. Gene Clark - Life's Greatest Fool 4. Girls at Our Best - Too Big for Your Boots 5. Harry Nilsson - It's Not Easy Being Me (demo) 6. Pete Shelley - Homosapien (Dance Version) 7. Andre Gagnon - Wow 8. Gabriel Minnikin - Halifax Blues 9. Eddie Hazel - California Dreamin' 10. Ella Fitzgerald - Ridin' High 11. Judee Sill - Crayon Angels 12. Local Rabbits - Purple & Grey 13. Minus 5 - Boyce & Hart 14. Todd Rundgren - La Feel Internacionale 15. Walter Egan - When I Get My Wheels 16. Toni Basil & DEVO - You Gotta Problem 17. Teenage Head - Ain't Got No Sense 18. Aela - Rockville/Byrgio 19. Can - Hunters & Collectors 20. The United States of America - Coming Down 21. The Pooh Sticks - That Was the Greatest Song

The Tragically Hip's 'Fully Completely' and Eric's Trip's 'Love Tara' albums are the focus of this Polaris Podcast episode thanks to their recent Slaight Family Polaris Heritage Prize hall of fame designations. We'll hear expert analysis of 'Love Tara' from veteran East Coast arts reporter Stephen Cooke before checking in with Michael Barclay, author of the forthcoming book 'The Never-Ending Present: The Story of Gord Downie and the Tragically Hip.'

Where Carsten Knox speaks with his Lens Me Your Ears podcast co-host, film writer Stephen Cooke, about Stephen's expansive film collection on DVD, Blu-Ray, and even Laserdisc.

Stephen Cooke  and Carsten Knox go to theatres and watch A Most Violent Year, which leads to an in-depth conversation about the history of New York movies! Twitter: @Lensmeyourears Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lensmeyourearspodcast  Email: lensmeyourearspodcast@gmail.com  Podcast network: villagesoundcast.com 

Stephen Cooke  and Carsten Knox create a paradox by going backward and forward in time! The fellas go see Spongebob Squarepants: A Sponge Out Of Water , which leads to an in-depth conversation about the history of time travel movies.  Twitter: @Lensmeyourears Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lensmeyourearspodcast    Email: 

Matthew Socey, Craig Mince and Stephen Cooke discuss ZERO DARK THIRTY, DREDD on DVD/Blu-Ray, the Academy Award and Razzie nominations.