Podcast appearances and mentions of stuart clarke

Stuart Clarke, Deputy Editor of Hot Press magazine on the death of Roberta Flack at the age of 88.

An exponential growth in data has coincided with the era of exponential risk - what does this mean for anti-financial crime and risk professionals? With ever increasing amounts of unstructured data and information at their fingertips, how can professional investigators implement sophisticated open-source intelligence (OSINT) investigations to make informed decisions?In this episode of KYC Decoded, we welcome the CEO of Blackdot Solutions and former forensic investigator, Stuart Clarke. Stuart breaks down what is needed for high-functioning OSINT investigations in an enlightening conversation with host, Alex Pillow. Together they explore questions like:How do we extract real insights from unstructured data?What is the methodology for running an investigation?How can leaders deploy the right balance of data, technology, and human investigators, when conducting OSINT investigations?What makes OSINT investigations difficult for practitioners  in the private sector vs public sector?What is the impact of advanced OSINT?How much of an OSINT investigation can (and should) be automated?What are the legal and ethical guardrails around the use of open source data?If you are keen to learn more, check out the resources below:Blackdot Solutions, The OSINT handbookMoody's Maxsight™ InvestigationsPlease also visit our website and get in touch; we would love to hear from you.

Stuart Clarke, Deputy editor of Hot Press magazine discusses the death of music producer and composer Quincy Jones at the age of 91.

Stuart Clarke, Deputy editor of Hot Press magazine, discusses the announcement made by Oasis about their reunion tour.

Stuart Clarke, Deputy editor of Hot Press magazine, on speculation of a 2025 Oasis reunion.

Margarita Vasquez-Ponte in conversation with David Eastaugh The original members of the band were Andrew Tully (guitars/vocals), Eric Webster and Angus McPake (bass guitar), Fran Schoppler (vocals), Margarita Vasquez-Ponte (drums), Kevin McMahon (guitars), and Stuart Clarke (guitar). Tully and Vasquez-Ponte were also members of Rote Kapelle, a band that was active from 1985–1988. This initial line-up recorded the first two singles, "Splashing Along" and "The Rain Fell Down" (described by one reviewer as a "pop gem that's not to be missed") on Narodnik Records.

This last week, UK Tech Week was launched, and a host of events took place across the UK in celebration. We asked its Founder, Stuart Clarke MBE, to talk to us about the inspiration behind creating an umbrella platform to showcase tech communities across the UK. With events throughout the year in most regions from Glasgow to Basildon, Humberside to Bristol it was great to hear about how different tech weeks differentiate themselves based on local expertise. We talk about capital, partnerships, and why something like UK Tech Week can expand the reach of tech to a much broader audience through collaboration. Do head over to the UK Tech Week website and social channels to find out more. We also had some updates from Chris Bruce on Cambridge Tech Week too, including: • The Innovation Alley exhibition call has been announced - Innovation Alley takes place on Tuesday 10th September at the Corn Exchange and will showcase 50 innovative startups, 10 scaleups and a small number of corporates to showcase the exciting diversity of tech innovation. Nominations close by 30th May. • The call for contributors closes 13th May, so if you are interested in a speaking slot or being part of a panel or fireside chats they there is still time to apply (conditions are on the website). • The registrations for delegate tickets went live this week, with super early bird rates for the first 50 registrations. Will we see you at #CamTechWeek?Produced by Cambridge TV Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An exhibition in the works for the past year is now on display. It's called ‘They Gave The Walls A Talking' and honours the extraordinary story of The Pogues and Shane MacGowan at EPIC The Irish Immigration Museum, developed in collaboration with Hot Press. Sean was joined by Stuart Clarke, Deputy Editor of Hot Press…

An exhibition in the works for the past year is now on display. It's called ‘They Gave The Walls A Talking' and honours the extraordinary story of The Pogues and Shane MacGowan at EPIC The Irish Immigration Museum, developed in collaboration with Hot Press. Sean was joined by Stuart Clarke, Deputy Editor of Hot Press…

In this week's episode we speak to Stuart Clarke MBE, Festival Director for the Leeds Digital Festival and Owner of Paceline Strategy & PR.Stuart explains to us what start ups and scale ups most need, how and when to (or not to) source external funding, how the Leeds Tech map came about and all about the amazing annual Leeds Digital Festival. He also talks about how to build a community.INTRODUCING STUART CLARKEStuart Clarke MBE is the founder of Paceline marketing and PR consultancy, working with startup and scaleup firms in the tech sector. He is a non-executive director and adviser to a number of startups, including Jigsaw, Synap and The Grad Soc, and has helped firms to raise funds through crowdfunding, angels and VCs. Stuart also runs the PARSE peer roundtable programme for startup founders and is the creator of the Leeds Tech Map. He is the co-founder and the Festival Director of the Leeds Digital Festival, the largest open tech event in the UK. The 2023 Festival had over 240 events, celebrating all things digital. The annual Tech Nation report saw him named by startups as the most influential person in Leeds; he was also named as one of the top three digital leaders in the UK in the Digital Leaders DL100, as well as the City Region Leader: Leeds in the Northern Leadership Awards, and featured in the 2022 Yorkshire Business Insider Powerlist 100. Stuart was awarded the honour of MBE in the 2023 New Year Honours list for Services to the Technology Sector.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS[00:02:00] How Paceline launched and the focus on tech, start ups and scale ups[00:07:30] The hardest part of running your own business[00:09.15] What do start ups and scale ups most need[00:11:45] PARSE peer-to-peer roundtable support[00:16:00] When does a start up or scale up need funding?[00:21:45] The Leeds Digital map[00:27:15] Leeds Digital Festival[00:31:30] How to build a communityKEY TAKEAWAYS & BUSINESS LEARNINGSIt's all about culture with recruitment; will the person fit, both with the client and the teamSpeaking opportunities are a great way for scale ups to show how they are differentOne of the main reasons startups fail is that they run out of time, not moneyIf you don't need to raise money, don't raise moneyThere is a dynamic, forward thinking tech community in LeedsCommunity is all about rising tides raising all boatsYou don't want to live in London, you want to come and live in Leeds - it's the digital capital of the NorthBEST MOMENTS“people always start new businesses with a couple of anchor clients before they jump ship. The first mistake I made I left my job on a Friday, with no clients on the Monday”“We've seen so many start ups come through in Leeds and succeed”“Consistency is key to building a company profile”“A founder came in and said, ‘I think I've killed my business…”“It's about making sure people have access to funding when they need it”“People now see Leeds as one of the key tech regions”VALUABLE RESOURCES FOR YOUWebsite: www.leedsbusinesspodcast.com Leeds Digital Tech Map: https://paceline.digital/leeds-tech-map/Leeds Digital Festival: https://leedsdigitalfestival.org/Website: https://paceline.digital/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuartclarkedigital/Twitter (personal): https://twitter.com/StuartClarkeUKTwitter (business): https://twitter.com/LeedsDigiFestShout out:

Pat was joined by Stuart Clarke, Hot Press Journalist, and Paul Harrington, Irish musician, and singer-songwriter as we pay tribute to Sinead O'Connor, a wonderful singer who used her voice to entertain the nation while also speaking her truth.

Gillian speaks with Deputy-Editor of Hotpress, Stuart Clarke, as he remembers the late Sinead O'Connor. They discuss everything from her music to her acts of protest and, her influence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's not every day that we have a guest on the podcast that has played drinking games with Joe Strummer of The Clash, shared double brandies with Shaun Ryder of the Happy Mondays, hung out with Amy Winehouse, and was part of the foundation of Irish radio as we know it today. You'll often hear Stuart Clarke of Hotpress on the radio – but he's generally talking about the lives and music other people. But in this episode of The Mario Rosenstock Podcast it's all about Stuart, and he has some really cracking stories to tell. COMEDY - the phone lines started hopping once word went out that Stuart was going to be on the pod. Check out the messages from a few famous voices, including...Donald J Trump?? Produced by Patrick Haughey of AudioBrand (www.audiobrand.ie)

Limerick singer Michelle Grimes is set to release her brand-new self-titled EP at the end of this month. As well as that she was selected for Live 95's Irish Music Month.In celebration of Irish Music Month, Joe is joined by Michelle and Stuart Clarke, Deputy editor of Hot Press as their latest special edition issue has hit the shelves! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Janell and Stuart Clarke are both engineers and both enjoyed travelling and exploring the Australian outback by four wheel drive having so much fun that they decided to explore the world. So they began dreaming and planning a trip, but it soon became apparent to them that the cost of using a four wheel drive would deeply cut in to their budget. Then the idea of using motorcycles came up and that seemed like a plan they could sink their teeth into. Soon they were on the road, two bikes and a dog on the trip of a lifetime. Nine years later, they are still travelling from country to country and having picked up some passengers it's now five of them on two motorcycles - still exploring the world. Photos and links for this episode can be found on our website at adventureriderradio.com. Adventure Rider Radio is the original and longest running adventure motorcycle and travel podcast and has been produced weekly since 2014! You can count on us to be there for you every Thursday with a new and exciting episode, we never miss a week. And we hope we can count on you for your support. Become a Patreon supporter for just $5 a month and get a sticker and ad-free listening. Make a one time donation of just $10 and we'll send you a sticker. A donation of $50 or more also gets you a shout-out on RAW. To become a supporter please head over to the Support page on our website. Thank you!

Ozzy announced this week that he is retiring from touring. Stuart Clarke from Hot Press joins Dave to talk through Ozzy's 55 years of touring, which were colourful to say the least

On Saturday, September 3, the RTE concert Orchestra will present the world premiere of ROOM performed as a live score - Stuart Clarke discusses how Hot Press has been at the forefront of a changing Ireland as it celebrates 45 years - Simon Maher & Andrea Cleary - Gavin James - The Sweetest Part, Lizzo - Special, Beabadoobee - Beatopia

Stuart Clarke, Deputy Editor, Hotpress looks ahead at the release of a six part bio-series on the 1970's English punk rock band Sex Pistols, which set to be released on Disney Plus next week.

Frank Castle is going mad, tortured by the revelation that the only person he ever loved is hunting him. He sets out to kill the men he believes responsible, all former assistants: Microchip, Stuart Clarke... and Henry Russo. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/otakuology/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otakuology/support

Quentin Hull, Mitchell Johnson, Kirsten Pike and Stuart Clarke take calls from ABC listeners following Justin Langer's resignation.

Quentin Hull, Mitchell Johnson, Kirsten Pike and Stuart Clarke take calls from ABC listeners following Justin Langer's resignation.

Today on the show Storm Barra not too bad? Writer, actor, theatre maker Will Guppy discussed his magical winter family show featuring silhouettes, shadows and puppets coming to An Tain arts centre, the first story of Dolores O Riordan and the Cranberries documented as it happened is released by Hot Press magazine, deputy editor and curator of the book Stuart Clarke joined Sinéad and he had great stories about Dolores to share plus the search is on to find the nicest, friendliest more helpful shopkeeper in the North East. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

EPISODE 246: High Priests of Khonshu, Rebecca and Rey return to follow the trevails of Marc and his tragic mask, Moon Knight... Greer Nelson, aka Tigra turns up at the Midnight Mission and it's timely too, as Marc needs some serious friendship to dig him out of his funk...that, Jigsaw and an obscure villain all in one bumper issue! SEGMENT: MOONSHINE - NEW COMIC BOOK REVIEW MOON KNIGHT VOL. 9  # 4 - 'Blackmail' Released October 27th 2021 Writer - Jed MacKay Penciler/Inker - Alessandro Cappuccio Colorist - Rachelle Rosenberg Letterer - VC's Corey Petit Editor - Tom Brevoort Covers - Steve McNiven & Frank D'Armata Variant Cover - Gabrielle Dell'Otto; Joshua Cassara & Dean White   BARE BONES (Courtesy by Rey): In another session with Dr. Sterman, Mr. Knight justifies the use of a mask in an attempt to explain to the doctor why she's never seen him without it on. To Mr. Knight, the person that is Marc is insignificant compared to the symbol that is the Fist of Khonshu - they are part of his vestments...a suit or a shroud...and both are worn by dead people. Elsewhere, Rampage aka Stuart Clarke explains to the mystery villain who hired him, how he hopes to break Moon Knight. The evil mastermind relishes Rampage's strategy to attack Steven Grant's funds and commends him and his tenacity. Back at the Midnight Mission, Mr. Knight has a visit from one of his old friends, Tigra. Greer Nelson's sunny disposition curries favour with Reese before Mr. Knight receives a phone call from Rampage, threatening to destroy his finances lest he do as he says. Moon Knight complies and as the caped hero, attacks super villain Jigsaw and his crew late at night. Rampage wants revenge on Jigsaw and uses Moon Knight, who is happy to oblige. Quickly after, Moon Knight crashes into Rampage's hideout, surprising the villain and alongside Tigra, the two heroes terrorise Rampage despite his attempts to threaten Moon Knight further by wiping out his entire bank account. Moon Knight shrugs off any measly threat, and warns Rampage, “I'm Moon Knight. You have no hold over me”. Later that night, Moon Knight and Tigra reflect on their friendship and how Moon Knight has changed. Marc reveals his sorrow in how he has destroyed his friends and even his relationship with his own daughter.  Wearily, Marc reveals to Tigra why he wears the mask - he does it in order to not have to look at himself (and see the person he's become}... Tigra comforts Marc and the two sit atop a building waiting till the new day earns the sun... MOON RATING : Rebecca: 

In this episode, we'll be looking at Leeds' thriving tech and digital sector and how we can work more collaboratively with them to share a passion and commitment to bring about a sustainable change across Leeds. Leeds digital sector is currently the fastest growing in the UK, and employs around 30,000 people, contributing to £6.6bn to the local economy. It has continued to thrive during the pandemic and is playing a vital role in the city's economic recovery. But not everyone is thriving in the world of digital.  10% of the adult population are not online at all, according to the Office of National Statistics which is a staggering 5 million people.  The pandemic highlighted issues of digital inequality in Leeds. Access to or lack of internet and technological equipment such as laptops and computers led to children already at a disadvantage falling further behind with their education. In this episode we're joined by Ben McKenna of Solidaritech and David Smith of Crossgates & District Good Neighbour's Scheme, two Community Organisations tackling the digital divide in our local communities.  We're also joined by Stuart Clarke co-founder of Leeds Digital Festival who talks about how the tech and digital sector can get involved to help tackle the divide.A full transcript of the podcast can be found here. Leeds Community Foundation creates opportunities for all by working with partners to make a positive impact within communities across Leeds and Bradford. We do this by generating and investing philanthropic giving as well as maximising statutory funding to deliver grants and provide trusted expertise into Community Organisations, benefitting thousands of local people.Learn more about Leeds Community Foundation and subscribe to our newsletter here.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @LeedsCommFound.

Stuart is festival director of Leeds Digital Festival, now in it's 6th year. Up until the pandemic the festival was purely physical, but virtual environments have given the festival a new dimension. Stuart tells us why Leeds is gaining such attention. If you're interested in the chat mentioned by David (between him and Facebook), more details can be found here: https://www.techexevent.com/techex-northamerica/

Deputy Editor Of Hot Press Stuart Clarke joins Louise to talk Irish Music Month which gets under way in October and also about gigs coming back and what he is most looking forward too. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I spoke with Stuart Clarke, the head of product for Blackdot Solutions in Cambridge, England, which is an open-source data platform that helps organizations investigate data risks. We discussed the impact of remote work on financial crimes, best practices for financial institutions interested in limiting financial crimes, and the link between environmental conservation and financial crime.

I spoke with Stuart Clarke, the head of product for Blackdot Solutions in Cambridge, England, which is an open-source data platform that helps organizations investigate data risks. We discussed the impact of remote work on financial crimes, best practices for financial institutions interested in limiting financial crimes, and the link between environmental conservation and financial crime.

Deputy Editor of Hot Press Stuart Clark has the lowdown on new music from Manchester Orchestra, Alabama 3 and Squid. Listen and subscribe to The Pat Kenny Show on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

The .comEDY team is back live in the .comEDY studios. We get in to a whole lot of things this week so join in and have fun with the .comEDY team DJMarcus, Joey and our special guest Stuart Clarke on the .comEDY Podcast

Deputy Editor Of Hot Press Stuart Clarke joins Louise to talk how the music industry has adapted to covid-19 and also about the MIX course (Music Industry Xplained) which is aimed at ambitious individuals who want to make their mark in the music industry or simply want to update their knowledge, expertise and network. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Janell and Stuart have been all over the world on their motorcycles with their dogs! They share many great stories of the road but also talk about the challenges they've faced with the dogs, how they started up their business, and where they're headed in the future. As always, please let me know how you like the show!   Their travel website: www.thepacktrack.com Their travel Facebook: www.facebook.com/thepacktrack  Their motorcycle dog carrier: www.pillionpooch.com Their YouTube: https://youtu.be/3Yf7bRlSHRE Where they ask you to donate: https://www.worldanimalprotection.org/   Commentators: Zee Traveler, Janell Clarke, and Stuart Clarke. Warning - Possible vulgar language or whatever. Check out the website for links, photos, updates on the show, and other cool stuff! www.motorcyclevagabondshow.com/ep31

In the third episode of this new bi-weekly series, co-hosts Alex Irwin-Hunt and Yessi Bello Perez continue their exploration of the UK's rising start-up ecosystems, stopping off in West Yorkshire's largest city: Leeds.Joining as guests are two prominent members of the Leeds community, Stuart Clarke, the director of Leeds Digital Festival, and Helen Oldham, the founding board director of NorthInvest. With supplementary comments from Eve Roodhouse at Leeds City Council, this episode provides an on-the-ground perspective of the Northern city's growing start-up scene and digital technology sector.Listeners can expect a deep-dive into Leeds' strengths in areas such as medtech and fintech, the city's focus on diversity and inclusion, and how collaboration between Leeds and its neighbouring Northern cities will be crucial to the levelling up agenda. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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It's been 30 years since Milli Vanilli's lip-syncing scandal broke and Kieran Cuddihy was joined by Stuart Clarke, Deputy Editor of Hot Press, to discuss it. 

Stuart Clarke, Hot Press, discusses the death of Eddie Van Halen, lead guitarist and co-founder of rock group Van Halen.

Stuart Clarke, Hot Press, discusses the death of Eddie Van Halen, lead guitarist and co-founder of rock group Van Halen.

Today we're talking about Bitcoin with CoinCorner Ltd cofounder and CEO Danny. Danny has worked in the Bitcoin industry since 2011, and now he's working to make sure that it's easier for everyone to buy. But should you? Also on the show we talk to Stuart Clarke, Director of the Leeds Digital Festival, which started this week, but is going on until Friday 2nd. So have a listen, and check out the calendar of events! https://leedsdigitalfestival.org/

Musicians have had to get used to performing without an audience in recent months. Music venues have always been a moveable feast in the music industry. We see old cinema halls all over the country transformed. Stuart Clarke of Hot Press joins me now to remember some such venues.

Hotpress Deputy Editor Stuart Clark talks us through all the latest music news, including Norah Jones in typically melodic form, a great new hip-hop hope in MuRli and some poetic filth from Imelda May.

Stuart Clarke joins Pat with this week's Music and Gig News

Stuart Clarke joins Pat for this week's music and gig news.

Stuart Clarke featured music from The Pet Shop Boys,  The Lost Brothers and  Eminem.

Gig and music news with Stuart Clarke.

Stuart Clarke joins Pat for this week' music and gig news.

Rob chatted with Hotpress supremo Stuart Clarke about their upcoming Music Industry eXplained (MIX) course, starting in early 2020. They also chatted about Irish music in the year 2019, including the rise of Fontaines DC and Stuart tips Inhaler for greatness in 2020. Originally broadcast on 15th December 2019.

Stuart Clarke joins Pat with new music from U2 , Leonard Cohen and Coldplay.

In this episode of Legal Lite, Matt Altass talks to Stuart Clarke, Chief Technology Officer & Global Head of Security & Intelligence at Nuix.

This week Stuart Clarke introduces Pat to Mano X MathMan in our music slot.

Music and gig news with Stuart Clarke.

New music from  Mango and Mathman.  Amy Winehouse is one of the five cover stars to celebrate Hot Press issue 1,000 all featured in our music slot with Stuart Clarke.

Stuart Clarke joins Pat in studio with news of new music from  Dermot Kennedy, Wallis Bird and gives us a review of a new book about Debbie Harry.

Stuart Clarke joins us once again for this week's music slot and he features new music from Chrissie Hynde, Post Malone and Inhaler.

Sheryl Crow is back with a new album Threads. We heard Stuart Clarke's favourite song of it - Prove You Wrong. As well as Sheryl Crow he chose some music from Muna and The Walker Roaders.

My friend Stuart Clarke shares his adoption story, meeting his birth mom for the first time, and trying to figure out his identity. We talk about how to deal with uncertainty and feeling lost in university. 

Released just this morning, Lover is the latest album from Taylor Swift. Stuart Clarke joined us and gave his first impressions. As well as listening to the album's top tracks, he told us all about the best gigs coming up.

Stuart Clarke, deputy editor of Hot Press joined us to give detailed review of Bruce Springsteen’s new album ‘Western Stars’.

Stuart Clarke, Deputy Editor of Hot Press reviewed the new album from the Cranberries.

Introduction to Leeds Digital Festival 2019 with the co-founder and festival director, Stuart Clarke and host Sanjay Parekh. Keep up-to-date with the festival on twitter at @leedsdigifest Book events and see what's on at https://leedsdigitalfestival.org/.  

Stuart Clarke, Nuix's CTO of Security & Intelligence, joins Marketing Communications Manager Matt Culbertson at Black Hat in Las Vegas to discuss the ongoing development and customer feedback concerning the Nuix Insight line of products.

In this episode, InformationWeek Editor at Large Tom Claburn interviews Stuart Clarke, chief technical officer for cybersecurity at Nuix. They discuss the impact intelligent data analysis has on data security -- and why it matters to IT professionals. This in-depth interview goes far beyond one company or technology to cover the critical nature of big data analysis on enterprise security today.