Podcasts about Stepney

In this podcast we have our second and final look at Stepney, known worldwide from the nursery rhyme 'Oranges and Lemons,' for it's part in the early days of the East End. Join us as we share more with you....

In this podcast we look at Stepney, known worldwide from the nursery rhyme 'Oranges and Lemons,' for it's part in the early days of the East End. Join us as we share more with you....

This week on the podcast, Patrick and Tracy welcome Allison Epstein, author of Fagin the Thief. About Fagin the Thief: Long before Oliver Twist stumbled onto the scene, Jacob Fagin was scratching out a life for himself in the dark alleys of nineteenth-century London. Born in the Jewish enclave of Stepney shortly after his father […] The post Episode 653-With Allison Epstein appeared first on The Functional Nerds.

In this episode of Danny Hurst´s Unusual Histories Podcast, he is joined by former Manchester City midfielder and football agent, Barry Silkman, who grew up in the East End. He shares his insights into what it was like then as well as how he became a professional football player despite there being quite a lot of prejudice against Jews at the time. Barry talks about the pubs, local characters (including The Krays) and how people from different cultures developed a close community. As you would expect there are also a few footballing insider stories. If you can´t get enough of these podcasts, head to https://www.patreon.com/DannyHurst to access my exclusive, member-only, fun-filled and fact-packed history-related videos. KEY TAKEAWAYS The area has changed so much that when Barry went back there 18 months ago at times he didn´t really know where he was. When Barry was a kid, the area was very Jewish. Now, not many Jews live there. Despite its bad reputation, the East End of Barry´s childhood was a very safe place. The community was quite mixed. There were differences but most people integrated so everyone got along. Petticoat Lane market, one of London’s oldest, was always very busy. Both of Barry´s parents worked there for many years. BEST MOMENTS “Now everyone's so wary .. the dimension of the East End has changed.” “I'm very proud of my heritage.” “Three out of four doors were wide open until 10 at night…There weren’t people getting mugged, getting stabbed.” “The first time I played against Spurs, it was just a strange feeling.” “What I went through being Jewish as a kid made me mentally and physically very strong, so nothing gets me down.” “A lot of our friends were Indian people from Brick Lane, because we went to school with them.” EPISODE RESOURCES https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Silkman Petticoat Lane Market History - https://surveyoflondon.org/map/feature/1742/detail Demographics of Stepney - https://www.towerhamlets.gov.uk/Documents/Borough_statistics/Ward_profiles/SDSG-Ward-Profile.pdf Jewish Football Players - https://www.jta.org/2022/02/25/sports/british-jews-love-soccer-so-why-are-there-no-jews-in-the-premier-league https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Cable_Street https://www.jewisheastend.com/garden.html HOST BIO Historian, performer, and mentor Danny Hurst has been engaging audiences for many years, whether as a lecturer, stand-up comic or intervention teacher with young offenders and excluded secondary students. Having worked with some of the most difficult people in the UK, he is a natural storyteller and entertainer, whilst purveying the most fascinating information that you didn't know you didn't know. A writer and host of pub quizzes across London, he has travelled extensively and speaks several languages. He has been a consultant for exhibitions at the Imperial War Museum and Natural History Museum in London as well as presenting accelerated learning seminars across the UK. With a wide range of knowledge ranging from motor mechanics to opera to breeding carnivorous plants, he believes learning is the most effective when it's fun. Uniquely delivered, this is history without the boring bits, told the way only Danny Hurst can. CONTACT AND SOCIALS https://instagram.com/dannyjhurstfacebook.com/danny.hurst.9638 https://twitter.com/dannyhurst https://www.linkedin.com/in/danny-hurst-19574720

In this week's US election, Donald Trump secured the backing of 80% of white evangelical Christian voters. We hear insights from Rev. Robert M. Franklin, Jr., a senior fellow at the Candler School of Theology in Atlanta, and Walter Kim, President of the National Association of Evangelicals.John Smyth ran Christian summer camps in Dorset during the 1970s and 1980s. His “horrific” and violent abuse of over 100 boys and young men was concealed by the Church of England for decades, according to a new report. Edward Stourton speaks with Andrew Graystone, author of Bleedings For Jesus: John Smyth and the Cult of the Iwerne Camps, and Dr Joanne Grenfell, Area Bishop of Stepney and safeguarding lead bishop for the Church of England.Guildford, Surrey, has had a Jewish community for centuries, though it has lacked a rabbi since the expulsion of Jews from England 750 years ago. Now, change is afoot as Alex Goldberg has recently been appointed the town's new rabbi.Presenter: Edward Stourton Producers: Katy Davis & Amanda Hancox Studio Managers: Amy Brennan & Helen Williams Editor: Rajeev Gupta

In this week's US election, Donald Trump secured the backing of 80% of white evangelical Christian voters. We hear insights from Rev. Robert M. Franklin, Jr., a senior fellow at the Candler School of Theology in Atlanta, and Walter Kim, President of the National Association of Evangelicals.John Smyth ran Christian summer camps in Dorset during the 1970s and 1980s. His “horrific” and violent abuse of over 100 boys and young men was concealed by the Church of England for decades, according to a new report. Edward Stourton speaks with Andrew Graystone, author of Bleedings For Jesus: John Smyth and the Cult of the Iwerne Camps, and Dr Joanne Grenfell, Area Bishop of Stepney and safeguarding lead bishop for the Church of England.Guildford, Surrey, has had a Jewish community for centuries, though it has lacked a rabbi since the expulsion of Jews from England 750 years ago. Now, change is afoot as Alex Goldberg has recently been appointed the town's new rabbi.Presenter: Edward Stourton Producers: Katy Davis & Amanda Hancox Studio Managers: Amy Brennan & Helen Williams Editor: Rajeev Gupta

In this episode, Josh Stepney delves into his upbringing and how he was raised with a deep-seated hatred towards white people. He shares that the word "hate" signifies an extreme level of separation, driven by a fear of being hurt. Josh unravels the generational programming that instilled this belief, highlighting the real dangers that his family faced, leading to a justified sense of caution. Through introspection, Josh comes to understand the falsehoods that shaped his perceptions and the importance of embracing his own identity as an African American Jewish individual in America. Let us know what you like! Robustpowerwashing.com Facebook/IG: Robust Power Washing https://video.pbs12.org/video/richmond-peace-festival-girls-for-change-2701-yiippu/ My interview on PBS in VA Josh helped build this organization up in Richmond VA: https://comingtothetable.org/ Josh Stepney: https://www.peacecultureclub.com/ Discover ViLocity: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuts5TJWLBFtIWaPAsGfeJYYXW06KKc7K&si=gnCRVoiSx6CGLGq_ Have gotten your complimentary coaching session yet? www.Calendly.com/WinWithME Don't forget to join our community and get a whole lot of freebies: WinWithAli.com Let's get social! IG: https://www.instagram.com/Ali_Mehdaoui_Official/ X: https://X.com/afriali Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CoachAMehdaoui AudioBook: https://www.iam.media/thanks Mehdaoui Enterprise (C) All Rights are Reserved 2024 #TheMEshow

In this episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Dilly Hussain speaks with British Bangladeshi imam, broadcaster and politician, Ajmal Masroor.   Topics of discussion include: Who are the different players and stakeholders in Tower Hamlets? Running as an independent parliamentary candidate in the constituency of Bethnal Green and Stepney. Deadlock with Tasnime Akunjee and the subsequent resolution. Rabina Khan, the Liberal Democrats and party politics. Ajmal's previous unsuccessful general election campaigns with the Liberal Democrats. Unseating Rushanara Ali and punishing Labour of the Gaza genocide. FOLLOW 5PILLARS ON:    Website: https://5pillarsuk.com YouTube: https://youtube.com/@5Pillars Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/5pillarsuk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/5pillarsnews  Twitter: https://twitter.com/5Pillarsuk  Telegram: https://t.me/s/news5Pillars  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@5pillarsnews

In this essay, Andrew Whitehead examines the two most lethal incidents linked to anarchism in London's history: the murder of three police officers during an attempted armed robbery at Houndsditch in December 1910 and the ensuing siege of Sidney Street in Stepney. He looks particularly at the links between the mainly Latvian perpetrators and three anarchist luminaries then living in exile in London, Peter Kropotkin, Errico Malatesta and Rudolf Rocker.  Andrew Whitehead is an honorary professor at the University of Nottingham and an associate editor of History Workshop Journal. His latest book A Devilish Kind of Courage: Anarchists, Aliens and the Siege of Sidney Street, was published by Reaktion Books in March 2024. Anarchist Essays is brought to you by Loughborough University's Anarchism Research Group and the journal Anarchist Studies. Follow us on Twitter @arglboro. Our music comes from Them'uns (featuring Yous'uns). Artwork by Sam G.

Bishop Joanne, the Bishop of Stepney, preaches at our Confirmation Service.

Guest post by Dr Jessica Barker MBE, author of Hacked: The secrets behind cyber attacks Malicious insiders are a unique threat in the world of cyber security. Most internal organizational issues are non-malicious: people make mistakes within systems that are rarely designed to support them, usually with high levels of security friction and insufficient training and tools. Internal people with malicious intent are much less common but can be deeply damaging. Hacked, insights by Dr Jessica Barker Unlike external attackers, these individuals already have privileged access to an organization's networks, systems, and data, making their attacks potentially more devastating. At the heart of some insider threats is the simple motive of financial gain. Individuals may exploit their access to sensitive company data for personal profit, such as selling trade secrets to competitors, committing fraud, or engaging in identity theft. If the insider has the offer of a new job, there can be a temptation to take data from their existing employer. This was a theme of the infamous Formula 1 'Spygate', in which Nigel Stepney stole 780 pages of confidential information from Ferrari, handing it to Mike Coughlan, then chief designer at McLaren, seemingly with a view that the two could use the information as a springboard to secure new jobs at another team. Financial motivation and ambition were apparently not the only driving factor for Stepney's actions. Having risen through the ranks of motor racing, Stepney was chief mechanic at Ferrari when Schumacher ruled the racecourse in the early 2000s. Recognised as pivotal in the team's success, it seems he was sorely disappointed when he did not get a promotion. This is a common factor in malicious insider activity, as I explore in Hacked: The Secrets Behind Cyber Attacks. Those who feel undervalued, overlooked, or aggrieved justify their malicious activity against their employer. The desire for revenge, or a perceived levelling of the playing field, can push an otherwise loyal employee to rationalize their harmful actions as justified payback. In a similar way, some insiders are motivated by personal beliefs or affiliations that are at odds with their employer's actions or values, as claimed by Edward Snowden. They might leak sensitive information to press outlets, activist groups, or even foreign entities to expose what they perceive as unethical practices or to advance a particular cause. Some malicious insiders are not turned, but instead are planted. Corporate or state-sponsored espionage involves insiders who spy on their employers on behalf of a third party. Insiders motivated by espionage are often recruited, coerced, or bribed by external entities seeking to gain a competitive edge or national security advantage. In other cases, insiders are not planted or tempted by external groups, but rather are coerced. Threats to personal safety, blackmail, or manipulation can compel someone to steal or sabotage data. These individuals find themselves with no other perceived option due to the circumstances. Recognizing the diverse motivations behind malicious insider actions is essential for developing effective security strategies. Thoroughly screening potential hires and conducting regular checks on existing employees, especially those with access to critical systems, is a fundamental step. Using the principle of 'least privilege' helps to ensure that employees have only the access necessary for their roles. Monitoring tools support detection of unusual activity patterns that could indicate malicious intent. Beyond all of this, it is important not to overlook the importance of awareness and culture. Building a positive and proactive culture of cyber security, in which employees are empowered to practice healthy security behaviours makes it harder for malicious insiders to operate without standing out. Fostering a positive work environment is just as important, especially in the current economic climate....

A widow is found brutally murdered in London's East End in the summer of 1860. Four decades later, Sherlock's creator, Arthur Conan Doyle was still trying and failing to solve the mystery. Can we do better than Sherlock Holmes?Sources:Doyle, Arthur Conan. "The Debatable Case of Mrs. Emsley." Strand Magazine. May, 1901."JAMES MULLINS. Killing; murder. 22nd October 1860." Old Bailey Proceedings Online. October, 1860. https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/record/t18601022-874McKay, Sinclair. The Mile End Murder (London: Aurum Press, 2018).Broadsides:Trial and sentence of J. Mullins for the murder of Mrs. Emsley at Grove-road, Stepney. (London: Disley, 1860.)Life, trial, sentence, and execution of James Mullins for the murder of Mrs. Emsley, the old lady of Stepney. (London: Taylor, 1860.) The Stepney murder ; Apprehension and examination of the supposed murderer of Mrs. Mary Emsley. (London: Catnatch Press, 1860.)Music: Credits to Holizna, Fesliyan Studios & the original by Viriginia ListonFor more information, visit www.oldbloodpodcast.com

A widow is found brutally murdered in London's East End in the summer of 1860. Four decades later, Sherlock's creator, Arthur Conan Doyle was still trying and failing to solve the mystery. Can we do better than Sherlock Holmes?Sources:Doyle, Arthur Conan. "The Debatable Case of Mrs. Emsley." Strand Magazine. May, 1901."JAMES MULLINS. Killing; murder. 22nd October 1860." Old Bailey Proceedings Online. October, 1860. https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/record/t18601022-874McKay, Sinclair. The Mile End Murder (London: Aurum Press, 2018).Broadsides-Trial and sentence of J. Mullins for the murder of Mrs. Emsley at Grove-road, Stepney. (London: Disley, 1860.)Life, trial, sentence, and execution of James Mullins for the murder of Mrs. Emsley, the old lady of Stepney. (London: Taylor, 1860.) The Stepney murder; Apprehension and examination of the supposed murderer of Mrs. Mary Emsley. (London: Catnatch Press, 1860.)Music: Credits to Holizna, Fesliyan Studios & the original by Virginia ListonFor more information, visit www.oldbloodpodcast.com

GEORGE WHITEFIELD WRITES: “Among the many heinous sins for which this nation is grown infamous, perhaps there is no one more crying, but withal more common, than the abominable custom of profane swearing and cursing. Our streets abound with persons of all degrees and qualities, who are continually provoking the holy one of Israel to anger, by their detestable oaths and blasphemies: and our very children, "out of whose mouths," the psalmist observes in his days, "was perfected praise," are now grown remarkable for the quite opposite ill quality of cursing and swearing. This cannot but be a melancholy prospect, for every sincere and honest minister of Jesus Christ, to view his fellow-creatures in; and such as will put him on contriving some means to prevent the spreading at least of so growing an evil; knowing that the Lord (without repentance) will assuredly visit for these things. But alas! what can he do? “ THEN WE ALSO WILL HEAR FROM NATAN COLE, EYE WITNESS OF A GEORGE WHITEFIELD APPEARANCE AND HOW GEORGE WHITEFIELD HELD HIS AUDIENCE SPELLBOUND. “Then on a Sudden, in the morning about 8 or 9 of the Clock there came a messenger and said Mr. Whitefield preached at Hartford and Wethersfield yesterday and is to preach at Middletown this morning at ten of the Clock, I was in my field at Work, I dropt my tool and I had in my hand an ran home to my wife telling her to make ready quickly to go and hear Mr. Whitefield preach at Middletown, then run to my pasture for my horse with all my might; fearing that I should be too late; having my horse I wish my wife soon mounted the horse and went forward as fast as I thought the horse could bear, and when my horse got much out of breath I would get down and put my wife on the Saddle and bid her ride as fast as she could and not Stop or Slack for me except I bad her and so I would run until I was much out of breath; and then mount my horse again, and so I did several times to favour my horse; we improved every moment to get along as if we were fleeing for our lives; all the while fearing we should be too late to hear the Sermon, for we had twelve miles to ride double in little more than an hour and we went round by the upper housen parish. [On the road to the sermon] And when we came within about half a mile or a mile of the Road that comes down from Hartford, Wethersfield and Stepney to Middletown; on high land I saw before me a Cloud or fogg rising; I first thought it came from the great River, but I came near the Road, I heard a noise something like a low rumbling thunder and presently found it was the noise of Horses feet coming down the Road and this Cloud was a Cloud of dust made by the Horses felt; it arose some Rods into the air over the tops of Hills and trees and when I came within about 20 rods of the Road, I could see men and horses Slipping along in the Cloud like shadows and as I drew nearer it seemed like a steady Stream of horses and their riders, scarcely a horse more than a length behind another, all of a Lather and foam with sweat, their breath rolling out of their nostrils every Jump; every horse seemed to go with all his might to carry his rider to hear news from heaven for the saving of Souls; it made me tremble to see the Sight, how the world was in a Struggle; I found a Vacancy between two horses to Slip in min and my wife said law our cloths will be all spoiled see how they look, for they were so Covered with dust, that they looked almost all of a Colour Coats, hats, shirts, and horses.

Hoy en el tejado uno de los grandes discos de fusión jazz, funk y soul de los años 70s, un trabajo que es además un experimento interesante y poco habitual en la época ya que es una grabación en directo pero incorpora 5 temas registrados en estudio. Estamos hablando de Gratitude, el famoso doble blanco de los Earth, Wind & Fire que apareció en el mercado a finales de 1975 tras el éxito ese mismo año de otra grabación de la banda, That's the Way of the World, un larga duración que ya os acercamos al tejado hace unos meses. Analizaremos el disco y os hablaremos también sobre la historia de nuestros invitados en el programa de hoy, los Earth, Wind & Fire de Maurice White. Esperamos que lo disfrutéis. TRACKS 1-Introduction.Medley :Africano/Power M. White, L. Dunn 2-Yearnin' Learnin' M. White, C. Stepney 3-Devotion M. White, P. Bailey 4-Sun Goddess M.White, J. Lind 5-Reasons Bailey, Stepney, White 6-Sing a Message to You M. White 7-Shining Star M. White, P. Bailey 8-New World Symphony M. White, V. White 9-Sunshine M. White, A. McCay, P. Bailey, L. Dunn 10-Sing a Song M. White, A. McCay 11-Gratitude M. White, V. White 12-Celebrate M. White, Stepney, P. Bailey 13-You Can't Hide Love S. Scarborough Credits Drums, Percussion – Fred White, Ralph Johnson Engineer – George Massenburg Guitar – Johnny Graham Guitar, Percussion – Al McKay Piano, Organ, Synthesizer [Moog] – Larry Dunn Producer [Live Show] – Joe Wissert, Maurice White Producer [Studio Tracks] – Charles Stepney, Maurice White Saxophone – Don Myrick Saxophone, Percussion – Andrew Woolfolk Trombone – Louis Satterfield Trumpet – Michael Harris Vocals, Bass, Percussion – Verdine White Vocals, Congas, Percussion – Philip Bailey Vocals, Kalimba, Drums, Timbales – Maurice White

In this episode of the podcast Will is joined by Nick Thomas Symonds, Labour MP for Torfaen, Shadow Minister without Portfolio and author of Attlee: A Life In Politics, a new edition of which was recently published. They discuss Attlee's early life, his involvement with the Stepney Boy's Club, his service in World War I, his time as Mayor of Stepney and PPS to Ramsay MacDonald, his leadership of Labour and his time as a reforming Prime Minister. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ANOTHER CRITICAL SERMON BY GEORGE WHITEFIELD WHICH WILL MOST LIKELY LEAVE OUR FASTFOOD FREEWILL FRIENDS AND THEOLOGIANS SCRATCHING THEIR HEAD, WONDERING OUT OF WHAT BIBLE HE GOT THIS INFORMATION FROM, FOR THE DOCTRINE OF FREEWILL COMPLETELY DOWNPLAYS THAT ORIGINAL SIN IS SIN TO BE REPENTED OVER BEFORE IT EVER BECOMES AN ACT OF SIN AND IS INEXTRICABLY TIED TO THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF GOD BY FAITH WHICH IS OUR TICKET INTO HEAVEN. IF WE AS AMERICANS OUR SERIOUS ABOUT OUR SOULS THIS SERMON IS A FOUNDATIONAL SERMON AND THUS A MUST HEAR TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE SALVATION OF OUR SOULS. ALSO IN THIS MESSAGE WE WILL HEAR THE PERSONAL TESTIMONY NATHAN COLE OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF GEORGE WHITEFIELD'S PREACHING UPON HIS SOUL AND HIS HEARER'S SOULS. GEORGE WHITEFIELD WAS SO INFLUENTIAL TO THE AMERICAN COLONISTS THAT NATHAN COLE WROTE THIS: “ Then on a Sudden, in the morning about 8 or 9 of the Clock there came a messenger and said Mr. Whitefield preached at Hartford and Wethersfield yesterday and is to preach at Middletown this morning at ten of the Clock, I was in my field at Work, I dropt my tool and I had in my hand an ran home to my wife telling her to make ready quickly to go and hear Mr. Whitefield preach at Middletown, then run to my pasture for my horse with all my might; fearing that I should be too late; having my horse I wish my wife soon mounted the horse and went forward as fast as I thought the horse could bear, and when my horse got much out of breath I would get down and put my wife on the Saddle and bid her ride as fast as she could and not Stop or Slack for me except I bad her and so I would run until I was much out of breath; and then mount my horse again, and so I did several times to favour my horse; we improved every moment to get along as if we were fleeing for our lives; all the while fearing we should be too late to hear the Sermon, for we had twelve miles to ride double in little more than an hour and we went round by the upper housen parish. On the Road to the Sermon And when we came within about half a mile or a mile of the Road that comes down from Hartford, Wethersfield and Stepney to Middletown; on high land I saw before me a Cloud or fogg rising; I first thought it came from the great River, but I came near the Road, I heard a noise something like a low rumbling thunder and presently found it was the noise of Horses feet coming down the Road and this Cloud was a Cloud of dust made by the Horses felt; it arose some Rods into the air over the tops of Hills and trees and when I came within about 20 rods of the Road, I could see men and horses Slipping along in the Cloud like shadows and as I drew nearer it seemed like a steady Stream of horses and their riders, scarcely a horse more than a length behind another, all of a Lather and foam with sweat, their breath rolling out of their nostrils every Jump; every horse seemed to go with all his might to carry his rider to hear news from heaven for the saving of Souls; it made me tremble to see the Sight, how the world was in a Struggle; I found a Vacancy between two horses to Slip in min and my wife said law our cloths will be all spoiled see how they look, for they were so Covered with dust, that they looked almost all of a Colour Coats, hats, shirts, and horses. When I saw Mr. Whitefield come upon the Scaffold he lookt almost angelical; a young, Slim, slender, youth before some thousands of people with a bold undaunted Countenance, and my hearing how God was with him every where he came along it Solemnized my mind; and put me into a trembling fear before he began to preach; for he looked as if he was Cloathed with authority from the Great God; and a sweet sollume solemnity sat upon his brow And my hearing him preach, gave me a heart wound; By Gods blessings: my old Foundation was broken up, and I saw that MY RIGHTEOUSNESS would NOT SAVE ME;

Welcome back to the Plumbify Podcast! On this episode Matt interviews another Matt! Matt Downie - Managing Director of iElectrical & Communications based in Stepney in South Australia. Matt is an elite operator of a trade business and a real branding guru. There is heaps of great insights in this episode that will resonate with up and coming tradies and experienced tradies alike. Thanks for listening!

Thomas travels to York, Edward clears the way and Stepney joins the Railway Show in these three adventures!Visit our new website: rightontrackpodcast.orgKeep up to date with Right On Track on:FacebookInstagramTwitterYouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brought up on a council estate in the East End of London, the son of a single mother whose own father was a bank robber and whose mother once shared a prison cell with Christine Keeler, Wes Streeting MP owes his life to a fry up.   His working class background and the challenges he experienced growing up in poverty now inform the Shadow Health Secretary's mission in politics, to ensure others like him have similar opportunities.   Today on Ways to Change the World, Wes Streeting joins Krishnan Guru-Murthy to talk about his journey from a Stepney council estate to the Labour frontbench in Westminster, his optimism that poverty is a trap we can escape and his vision for an NHS ‘fit for the future' on the eve of the 2024 UK general election.   Produced by Silvia Maresca   Warning: The following contains language that some viewers might find offensive

Waterbeach war Spurgeons erste Festanstellung als Prediger. Da er kein theologisches Seminar oder College besucht hatte, wurde ihm von seinem Vater und anderen dazu geraten, an das Baptist College in Stepney zu gehen, um sich gründlicher auf das Predigtamt vorzubereiten. Nachdem sein Treffen mit dem Direktor des Colleges durch ein Missverständnis verhindert worden war, sah Spurgeon dies als Gottes Vorsehung an und entschied sich gegen eine theologische Ausbildung am College... Der Artikel ist hier zu finden: https://voh-missionswerk.de/blog/charles-haddon-spurgeon-1834-1892-teil-2/ Musik: "Christ lag in Todesbanden" Verlag Voice of Hope - Verwendung mit freundlicher Genehmigung.

The legendary Alex Stepney, and Rob Stiles, the son of Nobby, join Paul for a momentous podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode 378 I chat with Eva Surawy Stepney. Eva is a research student studying for her PhD at the University of Sheffield. Her thesis title is, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and the foundations of ‘evidence-based' practice in British Psychology, 1948-1990. I chat with Eva about the history of intrusive thoughts. Hope it helps.  Show notes: https://theocdstories.com/episode/eva-388 The podcast is made possible by NOCD. NOCD offers effective, convenient therapy available in the US and outside the US. To find out more about NOCD, their therapy plans and if they currently take your insurance head over to https://go.treatmyocd.com/theocdstories Join our Patreon to see the video versions of the podcast ad-free and other perks: https://www.patreon.com/theocdstoriespodcast

Jon Bickley talks to community leader Pauline Stepney for an ongoing podcast series marking the 250th anniversary of the writing of Amazing Grace. Its author John Newton was a slave trader and later an abolitionist. We all know that Amazing Grace is universally loved but how do we view the slave trade today? We asked three people of Caribbean descent how it impacts on their lives even now. Pauline is an inspirational leader within the Caribbean community in Bedford. As the child of immigrants Pea has witnessed the evolution of community relations over many years. As a trustee of the Legacy of Windrush Descendants (LOWD) charity she is working to deliver educational, cultural, social, advocacy, commemorative and health events as a contribution to the diverse wealth of Bedford. This is done with a grace and humour that spreads a little love to everyone around.

This is a quick podcast update because we have some GOOD NEWS. Shakiyla Stepney, a Temple Hills Maryland woman who's been missing for three months was found and is safe. We shared Shakiyla's story after being connected with her mother Michelle through the Black and Missing Foundation.  We caught up with Michelle to find out how her daughter is doing. Michelle also share here best advice and lessons learned for others who are still looking for their missing loved ones.  Resources:  Black and Missing Foundation: https://bamf.org  National Center for Missing and Exploited Children: https://missingkids.com 

With so many icons leaving us at an alarming rate, we can barely keep up with all the tributes. And this week, even though we had just recorded a solid three tributes to the long gone soul producer and arranger Charles Stepney, the more recently departed legendary composer Burt Bacharach and Television's visionary co-founder, Tom Verlaine, we got late word that Trugoy the Dove from De La Soul, a/k/a David Jolicouer, had passed (so we'll have a feature on him next time.) Our two Verlaine tributes come via Matt Jencik from Reckless Records in Chicago, and Why Patti Smith Matters author Caryn Rose. Mr. Stepney is remembered by his three daughters, Eibur, Charlene, and Chanté, and Paul's brother Mike Myers shares personal memories of working with "Santa Monica Burt" Bacharach on Austin Powers and beyond.  And RSD co-founder Carrie Colliton checks in from Raleigh, NC. For the latest Record Day News, go to RecordStoreDay.com. Sponsored as always by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Tito's Handmade Vodka, and Crosley turntables. Written, produced, recorded, engineered and hosted by Paul Myers, who also made the theme music. Please listen, subscribe and rate our program wherever you get your podcasts.  

A series of crimes that led to a change of weaponry throughout the London police forces and led to a 6 hour shootout. Please follow, comment, like and share The Monday Night Revue with your friends. You can email the show at themondaynightrevue@gmail.com or find us on social media @themondaynightrevue.If you want to support me further you can check out The Monday Night Revue on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/themondaynightrevue where you can get all episodes ad free, minisodes, discount on merch and moreAll episodes written and edited by Corinna Harrod with support from Holly Clarke. Artwork by Jessica HolmesMusic is The Mooche 1928 recording by Duke Ellington

In Episode 43, Julian interviews Melvyn Anderson about his life as an East-End antique dealer. He talks about His upbringing. Melvyn was born in Stepney in the East End of London His time running a rough London pub. How he became an antique dealer.  His impulsiveness, including the houses and boats he purchased because it seemed a good idea at the time.His life and experience in the USA. Other Show NotesLearn more about how America's culture developed in Julian Bishop's High, Wide, and Handsome.Available here to buy as a paperback, ebook, or audiobookExcerpts, reviews, and more available hereConnect with Julian via:FacebookInstagramTwitterLinkedInConnect with Michael viaTwitterLinkedIn

St. Clement's church in London plays a special musical set of chimes each day, partially based around the famous English nursery rhyme that features the bells of multiple old London churches - the rhyme goes like this: Oranges and lemons, Say the bells of St. Clement's. You owe me five farthings, Say the bells of St. Martin's. When will you pay me? Say the bells at Old Bailey. When I grow rich, Say the bells at Shoreditch. When will that be? Say the bells of Stepney. I do not know, Says the great bell at Bow. Here comes a candle to light you to bed, And here comes a chopper to chop off your head! Chip chop chip chop the last man is dead. Recorded by Cities and Memory. 

Minnie Riperton. Earth, Wind & Fire. Ramsey Lewis. The Dells. Rotary Connection. Marlena Shaw. Producer, orchestrator, arranger, writer and prolific musician, Charles Stepney links these incredible artists through his distinct and brilliant artistry. For Stepney's 90th anniversary, 7X GRAMMY winning musician and Jazz Night In America host Christian McBride joins me to discuss the impact of Stepney and other unsung black orchestrators.

La casi totalidad de los coches actuales, con excepción quizás de los TT, no llevan rueda de repuesto… ¡y la echamos de menos! Lo creas o no, hay mucho que contar sobre la rueda de repuesto, desde su invención hasta su desaparición… La culpa es de John Boyd Dunlop. ¡Toda la culpa es de Dunlop! Ahora si dices Dunlop todo el mundo piensa en una marca de #neumáticos, pero Dunlop era un señor al que, perdonarme la franqueza, le dolía el culo de ir con su bici por las bacheadas carreteras de Belfast. Y en 1887 inventó las ruedas con cámara de aire. El mundo fue mejor y la vida de los automovilistas, motoristas y sobre todo el trasero de los ciclistas agradecieron y seguimos agradeciendo al señor Dunlop su invento. Pero la perfección no es de este mundo y el invento tenía una pega: ¡Los pinchazos! ¿Las herraduras dan suerte? Sí, eso se dice, que las herraduras traen suerte. Pero desde luego eso no es lo que opinaban los automovilistas de finales de Siglo XIX y primeros del XX, donde compartían los caminos con los caballos y carretas tiradas por caballos. Y toda esa cantidad de caballos, llevaban herraduras, que se sujetan al casco con clavos… Tras Dunlop, Michelin. Pasa lo mismo que con Dunlop, si te hablo de Michelin piensas en la marca de neumáticos, pero era dos hermanos, André y Édouard que heredaron un taller de bicicletas en la localidad francesa de Clermont-Ferrand. Viendo el “curro” que tenía cambiar una cámara de bici pincha inventaron una rueda que, según sus propias palabras “pudiese cambiar cualquiera con facilidad” e inventaron los neumáticos con cámara tal y como los conocemos. Y el éxito fue total. Todo es mejorable: “Stepney". Pero con neumáticos desmontables o sin ello, el proceso siempre consumía mucho tiempo. Así que para simplificar en 1904 a Walter y Tom Davies de Llanelli se les ocurrió una idea sencilla, pero tremendamente eficaz: Llevar una o más ruedas de repuesto. Siempre sería más fácil cambiar quitar unos tornillos y cambiar la rueda completa que tener que repararla. Con su sistema cambiabas una rueda por otra y luego la pinchada la llevabas al taller, donde gente experta y con maquinaria adecuada la reparaba sin dificultad. Su empresa, Stepney IronMongers tuvo tal éxito que hoy día, más de 100 años después, en muchos países angloparlantes a la rueda de repuesta se la sigue llamando, "stepney". Y durante más de un siglo los coches llevaban rueda de repuesto y herramienta, básicamente un gato y un par de llaves, para cambiarla rápidamente y sobre la marcha. Primero iba fuera, pero con la llegada de las carrocerías autoportantes y la preocupación por la aerodinámica, pasaron a estar dentro… y este fue el principio del fin. Porque las ruedas de los coches cada vez eran más grandes, sobre todo de anchura, e incluso en ciertos coches no eran iguales delante que detrás. ¡Dame una galleta! Al principio las ruedas de repuesto eran como las otras cuatro, pero con la popularización de las llantas de aleación pasaron a ser del igual tamaño, pero llanta de chapa. Pero los coches tenían cada vez ruedas más y más grandes y encontrarlas alojamiento en el interior era cada vez más difícil. Y a alguna mente privilegiada se le ocurrió hacer unas ruedas de repuesto que llamaron de emergencia, pero que todo el mundo conoce como ruedas de galleta. Las ruedas tipo galleta se extendieron rápidamente, porque tenían la ventaja de ser baratas y ocupar poco espacio y total, para salir del lío te valían. Y llegan los kit y los “Runflat”. Y a otra mente privilegiada se le ocurrió que hay una forma de ocupar aún menos espacio que una rueda de galleta: ¡No llevar rueda de repuesto! A cambio te dan un kit reparador de pinchazos. Al llegar a este punto la respuesta está clara, ¿has intentado arreglar una rueda pinchada con estos kits? Yo sí, varias veces y la verdad es que si el pinchazo es pequeño, no resulta difícil y sales del apuro, pero si es un corte… pues no tiene arreglo. Y luego están las ruedas Runflat, que en contra de lo que se dice por ahí no son ruedas que no pinchan, sino que permiten circular con ellas pinchadas. Su funcionamiento es muy sencillo, llevan una estructura interna en la que se apoya la banda de rodadura cuando el neumático no tiene aire. A mí no me convencen, porque el comportamiento del coche no es bueno, las ruedas pesan un montón y son muy caras. Aunque, justo es reconocer, que se está mejorando en este sentido. Pero, sinceramente, yo echo de menos la tranquilidad que me daba la rueda de repuesto. Coche del día. Hablando de ruedas de repuesto he elegido el Land Rover Santana que llevé en la mili allá por finales de los ‘70 y primeros ‘80. ¿Por qué? Porque hice mucho el cabra con él, pero ver la rueda de repuesto sobre el capó me daba confianza y estéticamente, me encantaba. A veces llevaban otra más en el portón trasero.

We're sitting down with Chicago sisters Eibur, Charlene, and Chanté Stepney, who join us to discuss the work of their father, the late Charles Stepney. As a producer and arranger, Stepney was at the helm for incredible '60s and '70s work with Earth, Wind & Fire, Rotary Connection, The Dells, Muddy Waters, Minnie Riperton, Ramsey Lewis, Terry Callier, and many more before his passing in 1976. But on Step on Step, a mind-blowing new collection from International Anthem, a new vision of Stepney emerges: that of a home recording genius. Propelled by a drum machine and warm synths, the music here was recorded alone on a 4-track in his Southside Chicago basement, it retains the sophistication of his studio efforts but presents his sound in a raw, utterly unvarnished manner. As the Summer of Stepney rolls on, the Stepney Sisters join host Jason P. Woodbury to unpack who Stepney was, his relationship with his wife and partner Rubie, his love of science fiction, and his status as one of hip-hop's most sampled composers.  Thanks for checking out Transmissions. If you dig the show, please consider leaving a five star rating or a review—or just forwarding your favorite episodes to a friend. We're a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network and you can find us on Patreon. Next week on the show: Gloria de Oliveira and David Lynch sound designer Dean Hurley join us to discuss their new age/cosmic synth album Oceans of Time.

He become a TV legend 20 years ago on Top Gear, and this week Jason and Dave sit down with the original Stig, Perry McCarthy. Born in Stepney in East London, Perry's incredible determination and self belief saw him create and fund his own motor racing career, that saw him reach the pinnacle in Formula One, and go on to become one of the most respected characters in British motorsport.

Fitzy joins us for a very special Pre game warmup and we interview AFLW player Marijana Rajcic before the big game on Saturday!Welcome to episode eleven of the Here We Crow podcast! A fresh look at the team for all South Australians - The Adelaide Crows This week Lauren, Ben, Dan and Sam discuss: 

Here's Alex Stepney talking goalkeeping then and now. Bit different, this one. Big Al pulls no punches in how he still expects the fundamentals of the position to take priority over any of the modern elements of today's game. We mention in the podcast that the ins and outs of Alex's career were left to one side for this episode. Tales of non-league to European Cup winner in the space of five years, the 1970 World Cup, playing in the US and that save from Eusebio will come next time. NB: This podcast was initially recorded for our Patreon platform. As a result, some references may be outdated.

Stepney Cemetery is located at the heart of Monroe, Connecticut and lies adjacent to Our Lady of the Rosary church. It was established in 1794 and is the final resting place of some of the earliest settlers as well as veterans of most major US conflicts. Join hosts Al & Steve as they explore this haunted location and attempt have an experience of their own. Is this place haunted? Could the dark affairs of the neighboring church have anything to do with the spirits' unwillingness to rest? Find out this week on Paranormal Unmasked!Content Warning: mention of suicide, death of an infant, and using religion as a way to treat mental health ___________________________________Theme music by Michael Armendariz Backing Music by Ghost Stories IncorporatedTwitter @ParaUnmaskedInstagram @ParanormalUnmasked

London was a city on the front line in the Second World War. It suffered hits from nearly 12,000 tons of bombs, with nearly 30,000 civilians killed by enemy action. The Blitz changed the landscape of the city. Many famous landmarks were hit, including Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, the Tower of London - even the Imperial War Museum. Some areas, such as Stepney, were so badly damaged that they had to be almost entirely rebuilt after the war. But it wasn't just the city's physical landscape that was transformed. With the arrival of large numbers of Commonwealth and overseas service personnel, London became much more cosmopolitan. After 1942, vast numbers of American servicemen were deployed in the capital, and it was also a busy transport hub and a popular destination for troops on leave. This audiobook tells the story of these momentous years in London's history through IWM's unique collections. Using personal accounts from letters and diaries, objects and documents it gives an up-close and revealing insight into those turbulent years in the capital, experienced by those who lived there.

* The original YouTube episode has video footage and images taken at both cemeteries. This episode explores a very small portion of Ed and Lorraine Warren's world…. You might know them from the Conjuring, but in this video visited 2 of the world's most haunted cemeteries. In the early afternoon of Oct. 3, 2020, I went to visit Union Cemetery in Easton, CT and Stepney Cemetery in Monroe, CT. The compilation of photos and videos (seen on my YouTube episode linked above) are from Oct. 3, 2020 as well as a visit I made to Stepney Cemetery with Lorraine Warren and a group of people in April of 2009. Union and Stepney Cemeteries are two of the most haunted cemeteries in the United States and possibly the world. Ed and Lorraine's household is in Monroe, CT where they have their occult museum. The museum is filled with objects that they had collected in the over 50 years of their investigations with the Roman Catholic Church into hauntings and paranormal activity. And their occult museum IS one of the most haunted places in the entire world. Today, both Ed and Lorraine Warren are buried in Stepney Cemetery, less than a mile away from their house. That is currently occupied by their son-in-law Tony Spera and their daughter Judy. Next to Stepney Cemetery is the church that Ed and Lorraine had attended: Our Lady of The Rosary Chapel. Where Bishop Robert McKenna performed many exorcisms throughout the years, with the Warrens present. Both Union and Stepney Cemeteries were said to be est. in the 1700s. They are less than 5 mi apart connected by CT 59 Stepney/Easton Rd. When I had gone to visit Lorraine at their occult museum in 2009, we later went to take psychic photos at Stepney Cemetery that night. And boy did I get some psychic photos that night! Lorraine had explained to us, before we left her house that night, that if you're going to a cemetery with the intent to take photos of spirit orbs, then usually, the other side will show up for the occasion. We all, also, have our own spirit guides and angels around us all the time as well. Typically, the spirits of the dead don't just hang around or live in cemeteries like you might see in a movie. However, for the rare few that are grounded to areas like Union and Stepney Cemeteries, there's usually a reason they're still there. In this video, I explain a few reasons why a spirit may be grounded to an area. In regards, to Union and Stepney Cemeteries… They are famous for many ghostly encounters both in the cemeteries and on the dark roads at night. Listen to the episode to learn more about these scary real life encounters with the spirits of Union and Stepney Cemeteries!!! Also, I explain ways to protect yourself before and during a cemetery walkthrough. And just know that although they are not with us in body, Ed and Lorraine Warren are still fighting the good fight from the other side, where they are more powerful now than ever. God, let their light and love shine down on the world so that we will be in darkness no more. #StepneyCemetery #TheWarrens #UnionCemetery * You can help support this podcast with a small monthly donation to help sustain future episodes. https://anchor.fm/connected5d/support Thank you for listening!!! I appreciate your support. Light & Love, Rev. Liz Lovegood, CH, MEd, Lightworker, & Author http://www.starchildrenbooks.com http://www.lovegoodholistic.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/connected5d/support

Welcome to season 3, episode 5 of the podcast, brought to you by The Find. The podcast focuses on exploring the art, passion and culture of hip hop, going beyond the typical questioning, and digging deeper into the passions, inspirations and experiences of those involved in the scene's rich culture, immersing you in the music. This season features artwork from Ross Mullins of Anchor Points and intro music by Herma Puma & Jabba The Kut.In this episode we meet a remarkable lyricist, DJ, lecturer, podcaster and more, who has forged a career within music and continuously strived to expand the reach of Hip Hop within her community. Hailing from Stepney in London, her inspiring journey has seen her develop her own organisation - Doctored Sound, supporting creatives in long lasting ways, whilst remaining true to her core skill of lyricism. This is Diggin' The Crates, with Isatta Sheriff. #dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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What a blast it was to talk to Mark Mondesir. I've been a fan for many years and have always loved Mark's playing. In this conversation, we talk about a variety of subjects, including his time working with John McLaughlin, Courtney Pine, Jilian Joseph, and many others. ENJOY! Mark Mondesir was born in Stepney, London, on 12 December 1964. Mainly self taught, Mondesir attended various music workshops including Ian Carr's workshops at the Weekend Arts Centre. He began his professional career with Courtney Pine between 1985 and 1989 and recorded with Kevin Eubanks in 1991 & 1993 for the Blue Note label. In the 1990s he accompanied musicians who were visiting the UK; these included Art Farmer, Joanne Brackeen, Cecil Payne, Ronnie Matthews, James Williams, Hermeto Pascoal, Joe Zawinul, McCoy Tyner and John Scofield. Since the mid 90s he continues to play with Pee Wee Ellis... including a brief stint with James Brown's Bobby Byrd, Fred Wesley & Vicki Anderson early in that period. In the 1990s and early 2000s he was part of bands led by pianist Julian Joseph. From 2007 - 2010 he toured & recorded with John McLaughlin's Fourth Dimension Band including the Grammy nominated album To The One. He has also toured with Todd Sharpville with blues legends Joe Louis Walker & Duke Robillard, ex Deep Purple bassist/singer Glenn Hughes & later with Jethro Tull in 2009.

Minnie Riperton. Earth, Wind & Fire. Ramsey Lewis. The Dells. Rotary Connection. Marlena Shaw. Today is the 90th anniversary of the man who gave these artists aesthetic distinction: The one and only Charles Stepney. Integral to the Chess Records machine, producer, orchestrator, arranger, writer and prolific musician, Charles Stepney, was one of the brightest musical lights of the 60s and 70s, dying suddenly and tragically young in 1976 at the age of 45. Charles Stepney changed my life. I'm honored to pay him tribute. On this episode of MILESTONES, I'm joined by 7X GRAMMY winning musician and Newport Jazz Festival Artistic Director, Christian McBride, to discuss the legacy of Stepney, the profundity of his unmistakably mystical sound, and the absolute need to lift the names of black orchestrators, in particular, whose respective genius oft times remains in obscurity.

On today's Saturday Panel John Duggan was joined by former Manchester United keeper and 1968 European Cup-winner Alex Stepney, ex-Irish international David Forde, and OTB regular David Preece, the one-time Aberdeen net-minder who is now goalkeeping coach with Östersunds FK in Sweden. We discussed their shot-stopping heroes, the art of saving a penalty, goalscoring keepers and much more - plus we hear from Alex Stepney on what it was like lining out alongside Best, Law, and Charlton!

Bluebells Forever!As we make the leap from Narrow to Standard Gauge, meet new faces and become reacquainted with Thomas, we are also introduced to none other than Stepney the Bluebell Engine!Joining the discussion this week is itzemmyjane of Twitter fame, who gives their insight to these memorable episodes. Episodes reviewed are:Rusty To The RescueThomas And StepneyTrain Stops PlayBowled OutFeature Song Of The Week: Tank Engine Thomas Again (The Tuggster Intensifies)Theme Composed by The Tuggster IntensifiesFollow Em On TwitterKeep up to date with Right On Track onFacebookInstagramTwitterYouTubeSYN Media SYN acknowledges and pays respect to the traditional owners and elders, past, present and emerging of the land in which we write, record and produce our podcast. The Woi Wurrung and Boon Wurung people of the Kulin nation. Right On Track also acknowledges and pays respect to the traditional owners and elders, past, present and emerging, on the land in which our content reaches as well as the radio stations we broadcast from across the country. Sovereignty was never ceded. For more SYN Podcasts and Programs, visit http://syn.org.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With a lot of talk surrounding David De Gea's recent performances, I decided to get former Manchester United goalkeeper Alex Stepney down to the studio to have a chat about how he can relate to United's current number one. Alex Stepney is one of Manchester United's greatest ever keepers, having made 539 appearances and being apart of a European Cup winning side. He has played alongside some of the world's greatest players, including George Best... he took the time to discuss his stories with Best in the video. Hope you enjoy! Please subscribe for all the latest Man Utd News on the Academy, Live Stream reaction of Premier League and Champions League games from Old Trafford and more, Manchester United documentaries, Manchester United vlogs, for all the goals, highlights, analysis on players like Mason Greenwood, podcasts like Rene Meulensteen, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer Press Conferences and United Review. PATREON LINK; http://bit.ly/HowsonPatreon Want to get more in depth? Join the Reddit group! http://www.Reddit.com/r/Howson The Podcast is here: http://apple.co/1qQHSdF Please Subscribe to the channel: http://bit.ly/HowsonYT My social accounts are here; Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/MrStephenHowson Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/MrStephenHowson Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/MrStephenHowson Snapchat; https://snapchat.com/add/MrStephenHowson Finally my website is http://www.stephenhowson.com

Welcome back to another episode of Benched with Bubba. On BwB EP120, Bubba will be joined by Michael Stepney of the Fantasy Authority to talk some Week 1 NFL, some of the major injuries and some possible waiver wire adds as we head into NFL Week 2. Rundown- Some Big Surprises from Week 1 Injuries- Leonard Fournette Delanie Walker Greg Olsen Desean Jackson Marcus Mariota Marquise Goodwin Doug Baldwin Aaron Rodgers Waiver Wire Targets Discussed- T.J. Yeldon Phillip Lindsay Austin Ekeler Bruce Ellington Chris Godwin Jonnu Smith Geronimo Allison Quincy Enunwa Cole Beasley Phillip Dorsett Dante Pettis Tyler Lockett Brandon Marshall And more If you love playing NFL DFS or even season long NFL go check out all the tools at TheQuantEdge.com and use BENCHED for $10 off your first month.. Go check out one of the best new ways to play fantasy sports at Draft.com and use SDSPORTS at check out for entry into a free $3 tournament. They have MLB, PGA, NHL, NBA and of course NFL and currently NFL Best Ball. As always, thanks for listening to another episode of Benched with Bubba. We'd appreciate it if you could leave a rating and review on wherever you listen to the show.

Manchester United legend, Alex Stepney joins me today as we commemorate the 50th anniversary of Manchester United's 1968 European Cup victory over Benfica, at Wembley.  Alex talks us through the whole cup run, each round on the way to the final and talks about how Sir Matt Busby signed him, too. Stepney finds time to explain to us why George Best was so good and what the rest of the famous names offered. From Bill Foulkes, Sir Bobby Charlton and Nobby Stiles, they're all covered.  PATREON LINK; http://bit.ly/HowsonPatreon Want to get more in depth? Join the Reddit group! http://www.Reddit.com/r/Howson The Podcast is here: http://apple.co/1qQHSdF Please Subscribe to the channel: http://bit.ly/HowsonYT My social accounts are here; Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/MrStephenHowson Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/MrStephenHowson Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/MrStephenHowson Snapchat; https://snapchat.com/add/MrStephenHowson Finally my website is http://www.stephenhowson.com

Drummer with the Small Faces, the Faces and the Who, supplier of the distinctive drum sound on the Rolling Stones' "It's Only 'N' Roll", guest at Mick Jagger's wedding in 1971, Kenney Jones is one of the few people born in Stepney in 1948 who wound up owning his own polo club. It's all in his newly-published autobiography "Let The Good Times Roll". He came to the Islington to talk to David and Mark about it. The new air conditioning was working and a splendid time was had by all. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.