Podcast appearances and mentions of steve best

Join us in the WFF dark room as we search through the negatives of the worst ever photographs in the company of master comedian and photographer Steve Best. We talk mundanity, plagiarism and a very talented and opportunistic ape. Follow us on Twitter: @worstfoot @bazmcstay @VanderLaugh @SteveBestComic Follow us on Instagram: @worstfoot  Join us on our Discord server! https://discord.gg/9buWKthgfx Visit www.worstfootforwardpodcast.com for all previous episodes and you can donate to us on Patreon if you'd like to support the show during this whole pandemic thing, and especially as we work on our first book and plan some live shows! https://www.patreon.com/WorstFootForward

Krizler çağında 'dünyayı nasıl değiştiririz?' sorusuna ek olarak 'dünyayı neden değiştiremiyoruz?' sorusunu soruyor ve insanlığın dönüm noktalarından biri olabilecek olası bilinç devrimini, felsefeci ve aktivist Steve Best'in "Hayvan Hakları ve Aydınlanma" metni üzerinden konuşuyoruz.

In this episode, I talk to the brilliant comedian and photographer, STEVE BEST. As a comedian, Best has a very immature and zany presence on stage elevating his comedy to laugh-out-loud status.  He is a man of many talents and has an exceptional form of slapstick humour. As a photographer, Best has unprecedented access to the comedy world, regularly seen at comedy gigs taking photographs of the comics backstage and capturing the real essence of what it is like to be a stand-up comedian.  His wonderful, published books, to date, are Comedy Snapshot (2014), Joker Face (2017) and Comedians (2022).  The sequel Comedians 2 is due for publication in September 2023.  All are available from his website below. I have watched Best perform at the Putney Comedy Tree in London in 2009, as well as attending the exhibitions Steve Best: Clicking Comedians (2018), Steve Best: Comedians Back To Front (2019) and was an invited guest for the launch of his book Comedians (2022), all at the Observatory Photographic Gallery in London. Thank you so much for listening to my podcast, if you like what you hear, please subscribe and I hope you enjoy the interview. Please read Steve Best's blog at: www.arichcomiclife.blog/2020/01/26/steve-best/ Steve Best Links: Facebook: www.facebook.com/SteveBestComic/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/SteveBestComic/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/stevebestpics/ Website: www.stevebest.com        

Meduza - Phone, Yves V - Bring It, Acraze - In a Dream, Chasing Abbey - Oh My Johnny (Banks of The Roses), Orkestrated - Symptoms of You, Dastic & Aeden - Loved By You, Vinai - Voices, Riggi & Piros - Stuck On You, MistaJam - Nothing Else Matters (Brad Wood Remix), RMA feat Sarah De Warren - Without Your Love, Elegant Producer - Something, Loud Luxury - If Only I, M22 - The One, Showtek - Feeling, Mr Belt & Wezol - You Do, Alesso & John Newman - Call Your Name, Bassjackers - We Ride, Charles B - Everthing We Had, Lucas & Steve - Best of Me, Luke Alexander - Rather Stay, Faustix - Lucky Ones, Aqua - Barbie Girl (Tiesto Remix), Coopex - Be My Lover, Bruno Blanc - You Gonna Want Me, Mahalo - Notice You, Telykast - Move It (with Luciana), Enaj - Bambina, RSCL & Marco Nobel - All About U, Jax Jones - Me and My Guitar, Manuel Riva - Mad House, Martin Badder - Sky is The Limit, Melon - Cha Cha Slide, Lena Leon - Venom (Tommie Sunshine Remix), Erasure - A Little Respect

Steve Best, morning host at UCB1 at UCB UK, discusses headlines from across the pond.

4.27.23 Stanford Steve, ESPN, on the NFL Draft and his favorite under-the-radar players to watch. Kevin and Denton discuss their best and worst case scenarios for the Commanders in the NFL Draft. Kevin takes calls on best and worst case scenarios. 

We talk to Steve Best an esteemed comedian with 20 years in the game and now has built a strong reputation as a photographer who tells the stories of what its like to be a comedian in the UK. Here is an overview of what we discussed:[[05:12]] How he invented the balloon swallow [[12:27]] Can jokes be stolen or does it depend on your personality[[20:28]] The benefits of being famous on gogglebox [[23:27]] The big comedy clubs[[29:11]] Open spot comedy circuit[[31:38 ]]Comedy competitions [[34:51]] Being a photographer for comics[[47:35]] The state of the comedy industry as a whole If you would like to know more on Steve Best you can reach him on his website at https://www.stevebest.com/. If you would like to know more on Marvin, you can follow him through his Linktree at https://linktr.ee/theflopmaster.

his back again Lovdev discus's whether its safe to use hotel kettle's why phone's are getting addictive and today's weird news's comes all the way from WarwickshireEnjoy x@panasonicuk@stevebestSupport the show

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Justin has a busy week chatting with Neil Delamere, Steve Best, Barbara Nice, Jeremy Sassoon and two Daves. There's lots of Edinburgh chat as the Fringe draws closer and #Janet discloses her new claim to fame at the end.   Get in touch or #AskJanet here: WhatsApp  – 07495 717 860 Twitter – @3045podcast Email – podcast@justinmoorhouse.com   PODCAST LINKS:   Steve Best's new book: https://www.stevebest.com/books   MOJO: https://jeremysassoon.com/mojo-2022/   THIS WEEK'S GUESTS:   Neil Delamere:  https://www.neildelamere.com/   Steve Best: https://www.stevebest.com/   Barbara Nice: https://www.mrsbarbaranice.com/   Jeremy Sassoon: https://jeremysassoon.com/   THIS WEEK'S GIGS:   See Justin TONIGHT here: https://hilaritybites.co.uk/show/darlington-july-26th-2022/   See Justin on Wednesday here: https://worcestertheatres.co.uk/whats-on/will-duggan--iceberg-justin-moorhouse--stretch-and-think   See Justin on Thursday here: https://m.facebook.com/events/755463648940952/   See Justin on Friday here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/rossendale/the-whip-kitten/   See Justin on Saturday here: https://comedyinavan.co.uk/comedy-show/comedy-club-royal-oak-eccleshall-july-2022/   See Justin on Sunday here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/comedyinavan/678290/r/ciav   Edinburgh Fringe 2022:   https://www.justinmoorhouse.com/diary/   Stretch and Think 22-23 Tour:   https://justinmoorhouse.seetickets.com/tour/justin-moorhouse   Music by Liam Frost. Produced by Rachel Fitzgerald and Justin Moorhouse.      

The three days in Ottawa, from February 18th, as police attacked a peaceful protest, have revealed to the world the lack of democracy and freedom in Canada, even if our own propagandist media won't admit it. We put the events in some context, which, John says, demonstrate that our once free country has become "a banana republic with polar bears."Canada Department of Justice Emergencies Act Backgrounder, last modified Feb 17, 2022Daily Mail, Feb 15, 2022: PICTURED: One of the 11 men arrested carrying HUGE cache of semi-automatic weapons at Canadian border crossing hours before Trudeau's draconian declaration of emergency: Mounties admit they are NOT part of Freedom ConvoyDaily Mail, Feb 18, 2022: EXCLUSIVE: 'I don't trust the police not to lie.' Grandmother, 62, ... insists seized arms cache was planted by copsMark Irnie on Youtube, Feb 18, 2022: Police/ Politicians use Rhetoric to make arrests and claims of Intentbu/ac on Twitter, Feb 18, 2022: Here's an overhead shot of the horses trampling protestors.Alissa Golob on Twitter, Feb 18, 2022: After this elderly woman explains to the police that she is participating in the protest for her children and grandchildren and for “peace, love and happiness”, she gets trampled by policemen on horseback.Ian Miles Chong on Twitter, Feb 18, 2022: Police in Ottawa brutalize a protester, kneeing him until he hits the ground.crabcrawler on Twitter, Feb 19, 2022: WATCH: Alexandra Lavoie of Rebel News gets hit in the leg by something/someone, and hit with tear gas. Apparently Ottawa Police assault journalists now.Brian Cates on Telegram Post 30112, and Post 30113CTV News, Feb 20, 2022: So far, no link to existing protests found in Coastal GasLink attack investigation, RCMP sayTrue North, Feb 17, 2022: Financial intelligence chief shuts down claims of extremist convoy fundingDr. Paul Alexander, Feb 18, 2022: Premier Brian Peckford e-mail this morning updateLife Site News, Feb 15, 2022: Trudeau has ‘zero credibility' on ‘democracy' following Emergencies Act: President of El SalvadorK2 on Twitter, Feb 18, 2022: Just 2 knees to flatten your ribs. This is a peaceful protestor in Ottawa being brutally assaulted by police.Theme Music "Carpay Diem" by Dave StevensSupport the show (https://www.jccf.ca/donate/)

In the final hour of Friday's DDC: the guys talk sports gambling with Sportscenter's Stanford Steve, review the week that was with "Best Shots" and more!

Join Jewish Comedians Rachel Creeger & Philip Simon for their comedy podcast, a chat show about all things Jewish, produced by Russell Balkind. This week's guests are photographer and stand up comic Steve Best and comedian and academic Naomi Paxton also known for her variety act as Ada Campe.Follow them on social media, follow US on social media and don't forget to let us know what you think about the show.Facebook: @JewTalkinTwitter: @JewTalkinInstagram: @JewTalkinLots more fantastic episodes waiting to be released every Friday morning, so don't forget to subscribe and leave us a 5* review - it really helps other people find the show. Go on… it's what your mother would want!--------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve BestTwitter: @SteveBestComicInstagram: @SteveBestPicsFacebook: @SteveBestPicsWebsite: www.stevebest.comSteve is a stand up comedian who describes himself as “a very, very fine photographer.”He is that, but he's also a stunning visual comedian, his unique form of slapstick comedy is backed up with astounding variety of talents, equally at home in a sweaty club or a shiny cabaret stage. He claims to have appeared at near enough damn it every comedy club in the country, as well as supporting the likes of Frank Skinner, Craig Charles and Omid Djalili on massive nationwide tours. He has also taken his unique style of comedy all over the world, performing in such places as Bali, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Cape Town, Bosnia, The Falkland Islands and Johannesburg. He co-produced the show Abnormally Funny People in 2005, conceived to incorporate disabled comedians and actors into the mainstream arena. Steve is the token non-disabled act and is one of two directors of Abnormally Funny People Ltd, set up in 2006. As a photographer, Steve is renowned for his collections of Green Room shots of comedians, and has published a number of books that are available from his website. Naomi PaxtonTwitter: @NaomiPaxton | @AdaCampeInstagram: @Naomi.Paxton | @Ada.CampeWebsite: www.naomipaxton.co.ukDr Naomi Paxton is a performer, writer, broadcaster, and researcher.She is currently employed as Knowledge Exchange Fellow at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London. She is also a Parliamentary Academic Fellow, and an Associate Fellow of the School of Advanced Study, University of London. ​Naomi trained as a performer at Goldsmiths College, University of London, and the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (now the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland). After a decade as a professional actor, in 2011 she started a PhD in the Drama department at the University of Manchester. Her doctoral research, completed in 2015, explored the work of the Actresses' Franchise League and the contribution of theatre professionals to the suffrage campaign. Naomi is a member of Equity, and The Magic Circle. She is also Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Officer for The Magic Circle.Naomi performs comedy, cabaret, magic and variety shows as her character Ada Campe. In 2018 she won the prestigious New Act of the Year Show (NATYS), and the Leicester Square Theatre Old Comedian of the Year competition. In 2019 Ada Campe was shortlisted for the Chortle Awards in the Variety category, and for the 2019 Funny Women awards in the Best Show category. --------------------------------------------------------------------- *This episode was recorded under lockdown conditions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"21. yüzyıl devrimi". Dr. Steve Best.

This week it was our privilege to have Steve Best bring the Word on the importance of the great commission in the life of the church.

This week it was our privilege to have Steve Best bring the Word on the importance of the great commission in the life of the church.

Kelly and Steve are back and this week they travel across the pond and to the 1970s for a look at pro wrestling from England! Viewed and commented upon... Johnny Saint & Steve Best (the Elites) vs Ian Gilmour and Jeff Kaye (the Barons) (1972) & Tibor Szakacs vs Terry Rudge (1974) The wrestling is first class and the halls are packed with ladies and gents, so sit back and enjoy a look at a very unique style and presentation. Watch along here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV6RCTo_Cd0Bo314nxGlwPp-IfC14LctC or on World Cast Twitter!

Drew is the co-owner and operator of Canada’s Hurt Berry Farm Inc. hot sauce and spicy food company. Along with his business partner Steve Best they have set out on a mission to invite people to Re-think hot sauce as not just a topical condiment but as an essential ingredient to elevate your everyday meals and recipes. With a back ground in the Culinary industry and an avid love for gardening and traveling Drew likes to keep busy. The world has pure elements of beauty that most people dont really see taking the time to enjoy its moments and be consumed by its beauty can help anyone just like a form of therapy.

Steve used to work as a chef till he paired with his friend Andrew and decided to start putting their experience in the culinary field and start growing and making their own style of peppers and turning them into gourmet sauces. This idea turned into "Hurt Berry Farm" based in CA, Both of them taking a different role in the aspect of growing their farm Drew being more about the process of growing these plants and Steve using his years of culinary experience making creations as works of art into a way to develop style and add more to the social interaction aspect that can help promote a business in today's world.

Taylor Payne is joined by Steve Best plus The Athletic's George Caulkin and Chris Waugh to figure out what has gone wrong with Newcastle in the last few weeks with a focus on a £40million striker who can't score goals...

A special Platform presenting the 2019 Ethical Society of St. Louis Ethics in Action Award to Joyce Best, lifelong activist for peace, justice, and racial equality. Joyce and her husband, Steve Best, worked together for many years on various social causes, and they raised their children at the Ethical Society of St. Louis. Joyce was an active member of the Committee on Racial Equality and was featured in the recent Missouri History Museum’s exhibit on the civil rights movement in St. Louis. She participated in sit-ins and other interracial actions, including helping to form the Freedom of Residence group in St. Louis. Joyce was active in Mothers and Children Together, which sponsored visits of children with mothers in prison, and in her profession as a librarian, she helped establish a library at Pruitt-Igoe. She is a longtime active member of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, and with that group she helped establish a children’s peace camp in University City, planning and administrating the camp and working there each day as a volunteer for several summers. She also locally coordinates the national Jane Addams Children’s Book Award, which recognizes children’s books that promote interracial harmony and world peace. Joyce’s Ethical Society work includes serving on the Board of Trustees, and years of active participation in the Sunday School, including as volunteer director; in many committees, notably the Ethical Action Committee, and single-handedly administering the Gilpin Fund utility assistance program; and serving in multiple roles in the Tuesday Women’s Association. She continues to be a strong and persuasive voice of conscience at the Society.

Ahead of their six performances at Glastonbury Festival this week, Kane & Abel are joined by genuine festival punter David Lowe to preview everything the festival has to offer. Find out the top tips for who to watch from the world of music, magic, comedy, cabaret, circus and variety during the five-day festival on Worthy Farm. Hear festival memories from comedian and magician Steve Best, magician Paul Nathan and Alex Oddball from the world's largest juggling company Oddballs. Also, get all the top tips on travel, weather, food and drink and festival survival tips and hear about potential secret sets. Plus what to do if you accidentally walk off the festival site or get caught short in the toilet queue.         

Steve Best joins us on Talking Tricks to discuss his 30-year career as a magician, comedian and photographer. Best discusses the biggest changes in the industry during his career, touring with the likes of Frank Skinner and Harry Hill, nearly suing Joe Pasquale, getting his start playing guitar and performing magic in a bar in Cyprus, touring the world and TV. He also talks about his amazing photographs that have spawned two books, multiple exhibitions and even hang in the Saatchi Gallery.    

As a Suns fan, March Madness is a big deal in seeing who might be on our favorite team's roster. Steve is back to talk about the best case scenario for the Suns next year. Who should be the PG? Who should be the Center? We tackle these and other Suns related topics.

It's Part II of our end of year specials, but Part I of those we recorded backstage at the Hammersmith Apollo as part of the Compendium of Reason gigs. Guests on this episode include Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Ben Goldacre, Helen Czerski, Jon Butterworth, Steve Mould, Hannah Fry, Laura Kid and Steve Best with book recommendations from photography collections to graphic novels to expansive novels. Be sure to become a Patreon supporter of the show at patreon.com/bookshambles Lots of new perks and bonus content coming in 2018

Episode 84 features advocate and activist Prof. Steven Best, Ph. D. Steve Best is an associate professor of philosophy at the University of Texas at El Paso, but he’s perhaps best known as an advocate for the liberation of the earth and all who live on it - humans as well as other animals. Steve has published 13 books and hundreds of articles and has been active nationally and internationally

Two Ways to Solve Every Problem Jack Butala: Two Ways to Solve Every Problem. Every Single month we give away a property for free. It's super simple to qualify. Two simple steps. Leave us your feedback for this podcast on iTunes and number two, get the free ebook at landacademy.com, you don't even have to read it. Thanks for listening. Steve: Jack Butala here from Land Academy, welcome to our Cash Flow From Land Show. In this episode, Jill and I talk about two ways to solve every problem; you can throw money at it, or time. Jill, that sounds fun. I'm sure I'll let it go sideways somehow. Before we get into it, let's take a question from a caller. Jill: Okay, Erica from LA called in and ... nice. Erica from LA called in and asked, "I know you guys are for real, but I don't know why anyone would want to live way out in the middle of nowhere." I love that, that's so funny. Steve: That's not a question, that's more of a comment. Jill: I think it's funny how that comes up. Steve: We should devise a system where these super often frequent questions would go every other one. Jill: Okay, that's a good idea. Steve: You go this time or unless you want me to. Jill: Oh no, you go. Rock, paper, scissors. Steve: Let me ask this ... okay, ready? Jill: Rock, paper, scissors. Okay, ready? All right, here we go. Steve: Best out of three? Jill: All right, just one, I just want to do one. Steve: Just one? Jill: Okay, ready? One, two, three. Steve: Oh. Jill: Shoot. Steve: We both got the paper. Go again. Jill: All right. One, two, three. Steve: Oh. Jill: Ah, I won. Steve: She won. Jill: I got paper, he had rock. Steve: I put rock. Jill: Yeah, now you got to answer the question. Steve: Why would anybody ever want to ... first of all, we never use that phrase anymore here. We don't say, "Middle of nowhere." I got sick of it about six years ago, it snucks it's way back in this office. Not this office but now that we have Land Academy. Jill: I hear it now and then, but you know what, everybody kind of gets it, they're good about it. Steve: Here's the thing, there's a bajillion people that want to live everywhere, okay? The internet's never been more popular, it's getting better and better and better. There's technology for solving your own water and sewer, and all the stuff that's required to live on properties; it gets better every year. Man, I mean, if there is problem selling these type of assets, Jill, then I guess we wouldn't have done just about sixteen thousand transactions. Jill: I know, that's the best part. It's like ... my product is flying off the shelves, so ... Steve: I've begun to say this, "Why would anybody want to live in Manhattan?" I wouldn't. Jill: That's an even better question. You're right. Steve: I'd love to go to New York for two days, it's like Las Vegas, two days and that's it. Jill: Let's think about this; you can see the sky, you can breath, you can park, people aren't running into you. Yeah, why would you live downtown? Next. Steve: You know, I never heard a million people say this, I don't understand this, but I'm going to make my point here in a second. Why would anybody live in Southern California. There's so much traffic, there's a ton of pollution, and I personally think that person's nuts. I know you agree, Jill. Jill: Did you really just say that? Steve: I love Southern California ... Jill: Okay, thank you. Steve: ... but it's just ... to each his own. People line up that are ... don't want a mortgage, first of all. It costs next to nothing to live in a lot of these places. And we don't just sell properties that we have in the middle of certain places. We sell properties everywhere, so no, I think, really, the root of the question is, "Yeah, you can buy it cheap, but does anybody really gonna buy it from you?" That's what I think the root of the question is. Jill: The answer is, "Yes."

Two Ways to Solve Every Problem Jack Butala: Two Ways to Solve Every Problem. Every Single month we give away a property for free. It's super simple to qualify. Two simple steps. Leave us your feedback for this podcast on iTunes and number two, get the free ebook at landacademy.com, you don't even have to read it. Thanks for listening. Steve: Jack Butala here from Land Academy, welcome to our Cash Flow From Land Show. In this episode, Jill and I talk about two ways to solve every problem; you can throw money at it, or time. Jill, that sounds fun. I'm sure I'll let it go sideways somehow. Before we get into it, let's take a question from a caller. Jill: Okay, Erica from LA called in and ... nice. Erica from LA called in and asked, "I know you guys are for real, but I don't know why anyone would want to live way out in the middle of nowhere." I love that, that's so funny. Steve: That's not a question, that's more of a comment. Jill: I think it's funny how that comes up. Steve: We should devise a system where these super often frequent questions would go every other one. Jill: Okay, that's a good idea. Steve: You go this time or unless you want me to. Jill: Oh no, you go. Rock, paper, scissors. Steve: Let me ask this ... okay, ready? Jill: Rock, paper, scissors. Okay, ready? All right, here we go. Steve: Best out of three? Jill: All right, just one, I just want to do one. Steve: Just one? Jill: Okay, ready? One, two, three. Steve: Oh. Jill: Shoot. Steve: We both got the paper. Go again. Jill: All right. One, two, three. Steve: Oh. Jill: Ah, I won. Steve: She won. Jill: I got paper, he had rock. Steve: I put rock. Jill: Yeah, now you got to answer the question. Steve: Why would anybody ever want to ... first of all, we never use that phrase anymore here. We don't say, "Middle of nowhere." I got sick of it about six years ago, it snucks it's way back in this office. Not this office but now that we have Land Academy. Jill: I hear it now and then, but you know what, everybody kind of gets it, they're good about it. Steve: Here's the thing, there's a bajillion people that want to live everywhere, okay? The internet's never been more popular, it's getting better and better and better. There's technology for solving your own water and sewer, and all the stuff that's required to live on properties; it gets better every year. Man, I mean, if there is problem selling these type of assets, Jill, then I guess we wouldn't have done just about sixteen thousand transactions. Jill: I know, that's the best part. It's like ... my product is flying off the shelves, so ... Steve: I've begun to say this, "Why would anybody want to live in Manhattan?" I wouldn't. Jill: That's an even better question. You're right. Steve: I'd love to go to New York for two days, it's like Las Vegas, two days and that's it. Jill: Let's think about this; you can see the sky, you can breath, you can park, people aren't running into you. Yeah, why would you live downtown? Next. Steve: You know, I never heard a million people say this, I don't understand this, but I'm going to make my point here in a second. Why would anybody live in Southern California. There's so much traffic, there's a ton of pollution, and I personally think that person's nuts. I know you agree, Jill. Jill: Did you really just say that? Steve: I love Southern California ... Jill: Okay, thank you. Steve: ... but it's just ... to each his own. People line up that are ... don't want a mortgage, first of all. It costs next to nothing to live in a lot of these places. And we don't just sell properties that we have in the middle of certain places. We sell properties everywhere, so no, I think, really, the root of the question is, "Yeah, you can buy it cheap, but does anybody really gonna buy it from you?" That's what I think the root of the question is. Jill: The answer is, "Yes."

30 years ago, the legal community began to see the value in the intersection between technology and the law. Lawyers are now using new software and tech devices more than ever in their practices and the courtroom, making the ABA TECHSHOW's 30th anniversary valuable to anyone working in the legal field. So what's going on this year? In this episode of The Digital Edge, Sharon Nelson and Jim Calloway interview Steve Best, chair of ABA TECHSHOW's Planning Board, about the popular technology topics that will be covered at the conference in March, why lawyers and other law firm staff should care about tech trends, and how Steve personally became so intricately involved. Topics include: Steve's career transition from a practicing lawyer to a legal technology consultant Why lawyers should care about security, mobility, and the cloud Regulation violations and security breaches Learning helpful info from the exhibit hall The planning board: IT professionals, in-house attorneys, lawyers, and consultants Two special plenary sessions Getting the most out of the technology you already have The 30th anniversary party at the Chicago Hilton hotel Steve Best is an attorney and the founding partner at Affinity Consulting Group, a well-known and well-respected law office management and technology company. He is a member of the Florida Bar and the Georgia Bar and is also a certified consultant and trainer, maintaining certifications in many law office software products including time billing and accounting, practice management, document management, PDF production, document assembly, and paperless office packages. Special thanks to our sponsors, ServeNow and CloudMask.

This month’s guests are Damon Rose and Emma Tracey, creators and producers of #BBCOuch. We ask if Google maps is as accurate as a blind person might need it. We explain what trailing is and the often asked question - is the #Braille signage in the loo on trains actually useful? And is it ok to use your Guide dog or a mobility scooter when you’re drunk? We visit the perennial debate about disability on TV - specialist programmes like Channel 4’s Kitchen Impossible or integrated shows. Emma and Damon explain the origins of BBC Ouch and how some of their more risqué segments came about and there’s clips of their favourite moments. Steve Best as the token non-disabled host questions if the #disability #humour went too far and do you have to be ‘down with the #disability mood’ to appreciate it. Our regular contributor Robin Christopherson of Ability Net talks about accessible tech and Shannon Murray updates us on life in LA. #comedy

Steve Best & Simon Minty talk about the first 7 days with Tanyalee Davis. They talk about all sharing a flat, how the #comedy show is, #disability and #edfringe2015 and shows they want to see.

First night at the Bloomsbury and I discuss the secret themes of the show. Photo by Steve Best.

On the first day of the 2015 American Bar Association TECHSHOW in Chicago, Legal Talk Network producer Laurence Colletti, and hosts Adriana Linares and Tom Mighell sit down with ABA Techshow Chair Brett Burney and his successor, Steve Best. Together, they discuss highlights from the first day including tracks about Microsoft Office, cloud computing, and other current legal technology. While Burney and Linares rave about the free advice and networking the conference provides, Best creates some excitement about the 2016 TECHSHOW (hint: it’s a special anniversary). Lawyers and legal professionals, if you’re excited about the buzz of ABA TECHSHOW, tune in for this exclusive first look!

Simon Minty and Steve Best are joined by Mat Fraser (American Horror Story; Beauty and the Beast) and Liz Carr (Silent Witness). Liz and Mat used to present a podcast on BBC Ouch, and this is the first time they've been back in the studio together since they moved on. Both are active campaigners but perhaps now more widely known for their artistic work (including television). They speak about how this affects them, with a wisecrack or two along the way. Non-disabled Steve asks if the new RoboCop is a #disabled person, whilst Simon wonders if a #wheelchair is sacred space but a scooter public property (and should you charge if someone wants a ride?). #BBC Radio New Comedy Act 2014 Lost Voice Guy chips in with his thoughts on The Theory of Everything. It's a good one, tune in now. #disability #comedy #humour

Best Francis 14th April 2014. With comedian Steve Best and Nunheader Tracey Francis. Nunhead American Radio with Lewis Schaffer, sponsored by Washboard dry cleaners and laundry, 63 Cheltenham Road. The only radio program for Americans living in Nunhead and for all Nunheaders, with a special focus on the increasingly in-demand area of Nunhead Heights.   Download Nunhead_American_Radio_128kbps_-_14th_April_2014.mp3 Nunhead American Radio on facebook@NunheadRadio on twitter Listen to Nunhead American Radio with Lewis Schaffer live every Monday evening at 6:30PM on www.resonancefm.com and 104.4fm London, subscribe to Nunhead American Radio on iTunes or FeedBurner.  Lewis Schaffer: American in London at the Leicester Square Theatre every Sunday. £10. Full details and tickets. Lewis Schaffer is Free until Famous every Tuesday and Wednesday at the Source Below, Soho. Free admission. Full details and reservations.

Psalm 127:1-2, Steve Best, first pastor of the church, September 8, 2013, harvestwestolive.org

Your hosts, Jeromie Williams the Managing Editor for PetPardons.com and Tawnee Preisner the Vice President of Horse Plus Humane will be speaking with the dynamic duo and leading celebrity voices of the animal advocacy world, the Barbi Twins. We'll also be speaking with singer-song writer Amy Nelson, daughter of acclaimed country legend Willie Nelson about her role in the animal rights world. Also joining the Barbi Twins will be champion horse lobbyist Chris Heyde, outspoken activist Steve Best and one of the few politicians to pose with his dog, Nevada State Senator, Mark Manendo. Closing out the show in an exclusive interview we will be featuring Darren, Donny and David Hendrickson, the owners of the animal shelter friendly and ground breaking skate boarding company Hendrick Boards. Listeners will get the chance to call in and speak with all of our guests, or ask any general pet questions they might have.  Our producer Amanda Foss will be taking your calls and getting you live on air.  SURPRISE:  Every caller to this episode will be entered into a special draw to win a free "Square It" t-shirt from the Hendrick Boards boys. Please consider supporting Pet Pardons News Radio with a secure donation today - http://bit.ly/xIPZfy