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With the stench of rebellion hanging around the tearooms of SW1 after ministers announced fresh welfare cuts, this week host Patrick Baker explores the backbench revolts of years past, asking how disobedient MPs really plan and plot against their own parties. Veteran Tory MP David Davis describes how he and other rebels defeated David Cameron's plans to bomb Syria almost by accident — and offers tips on shutting down confrontational government enforcers, or chief whips. Christopher Howarth, a secretive member of the European Research Group of Eurosceptic Tory MPs, was instrumental in defeating Theresa May's EU deal during the Brexit wars. He describes countering the cunning tactics of a Downing Street operation desperately trying to quell rebellions, and how he spotted a loophole in Tory rules that led to May's resignation.  POLITICO senior political correspondent Annabelle Dickson has been gauging the mood among angry would-be Labour rebels — and hearing why some are feeling disillusioned with the direction of their party.  One of those certain to rebel in a Commons vote on welfare is the Labour MP for Alloa and Grangemouth in Scotland, Brian Leishman, who explains why he's appalled at the cuts to benefits.  But rebels beware: Tony Blair's former no-nonsense chief whip Hilary Armstrong recalls threatening badly behaved MPs with being sent to work on obscure infrastructure committees unless they toed the line. But she insists the best way to deal with rebels — who Blair called his "little darlings" — is a "softly, softly" approach. And Blair's former political secretary John McTernan, sets out why he believes the huge new intake of Labour MPs might be more prone to rebellion and says the current rancor poses a bigger question for the party. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keir Starmer has promised to introduce legislation to parliament – before this April's anniversary of the Hillsborough football stadium disaster – that would extend a statutory duty of candour to public authorities and officials. Starmer hopes that the new Hillsborough law, which will require government organisations and officials to be truthful and to proactively co-operate with investigations and inquiries, will “address the unacceptable defensive culture prevalent across too much of the public sector” exposed in the Infected Blood, Post Office Horizon and too many other inquiries. But how widely will the duty be applied? How can it work alongside other statutory duties such as in the civil service code? What lessons can be taken from the legal duty of candour that has existed, with mixed effect, in the NHS for over 10 years? To discuss these outstanding questions about the scope and remit of the proposed legislation, and explore how this new duty of candour could help embed a culture of transparency from SW1 to the frontline, we were joined by an expert panel: Sir Robert Francis KC, Interim Chair of the Infected Blood Compensation Authority Liz Gardiner, CEO of Protect Pete Weatherby KC, Director of Hillsborough Law Now Campaign The event was chaired by Alex Thomas, Programme Director at the Institute for Government.

Keir Starmer has promised to introduce legislation to parliament – before this April's anniversary of the Hillsborough football stadium disaster – that would extend a statutory duty of candour to public authorities and officials.   Starmer hopes that the new Hillsborough law, which will require government organisations and officials to be truthful and to proactively co-operate with investigations and inquiries, will “address the unacceptable defensive culture prevalent across too much of the public sector” exposed in the Infected Blood, Post Office Horizon and too many other inquiries.   But how widely will the duty be applied? How can it work alongside other statutory duties such as in the civil service code? What lessons can be taken from the legal duty of candour that has existed, with mixed effect, in the NHS for over 10 years?   To discuss these outstanding questions about the scope and remit of the proposed legislation, and explore how this new duty of candour could help embed a culture of transparency from SW1 to the frontline, we were joined by an expert panel:   Sir Robert Francis KC, Interim Chair of the Infected Blood Compensation Authority Liz Gardiner, CEO of Protect Pete Weatherby KC, Director of Hillsborough Law Now Campaign   The event was chaired by Alex Thomas, Programme Director at the Institute for Government. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For years, Westminster has been addicted to Twitter (now called X). Host Sascha O'Sullivan looks at how the site – and SW1's reliance on it – has changed since tech billionaire Elon Musk took over. Sascha talks to Charlie Peters, journalist at GB News, whose story about grooming gangs was amplified by Musk before going on to dominate Britain's news cycle for a fortnight. She compares how the same story was covered originally by freelance journalist Julie Bindel, who exposed the extent of the grooming gangs in 2007, in a world before social media was so prevalent.  Labour MP Emily Thornberry and chair of the foreign affairs select committee reflects on going viral for the wrong reasons and subsequently resigning in 2014. She explains how politicians' use of social media has changed since then, subject to algorithms that favour right-wing content.  And Sascha takes a deep dive into how Nigel Farage has harnessed the power of going viral for decades – all the way back to his days as an MEP. She speaks to his former comms chief Gawain Towler and social media journalist Sophia Smith Galer – and asks whether the left needs to raise its game when it comes to mastering social media.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For centuries, Westminster has been dominated by politicians who attended some of the most prestigious schools in the country. This week on Westminster Insider, host Sascha O'Sullivan finds out whether public schools still dominate or if state educated Rachel Reeves and Bridget Phillipson's move to tax fees reflects the end of the era of Etonians. Sascha visits Eton College and takes a tour around the art school and the theater, hears from an old boy about the kind of education children receive there — and discovers why our prime ministers are far more likely to have been attended this school than any other. Former Labour adviser and old Etonian Patrick Hennessey tells Sascha the confidence a school such as his alma mater instills can easily slip into arrogance. FT journalist and author Simon Kuper explains why privately educated politicians have always tended to banded together in Westminster — and how that can leave those that attended less prestigious institutions out in the cold. Keir Starmer's former adviser Donjeta Miftari describes coming to work in SW1 as a former comprehensive pupil and immediately noticing the networks which the independent sector fosters beyond the school itself. Former David Blunkett adviser Conor Ryan recalls the fights with private school heads when the Blair government axed the state-funded assisted places scheme. Sam Freedman, education expert and former adviser to Michael Gove, explains how the former education's secretary's background informed his attitude to education reform. And Sascha travelled to Brentwood, a private school in Essex, where headteacher Michael Bond tells her Reeves' decision to put VAT on private schools was "punishing" them unfairly, as the private sector was making strides towards making fee-paying schools less exclusive. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In part two of my conversation with DJ/producer Warlock, we explore his fascinating musical evolution and contributions to UK electronic music. The episode traces his journey from playing UK hardcore in the early 90s to embracing the harder European techno scene as well as a multitude of other underground genres and styles over the years.Jason shares his experiences working at Kickin Records alongside Peter Harris, where he handled A&R and compilation licensing. He then discusses co-founding Rag & Bone Records with Stacey (NoYeahNo). Throughout his career, Jason has produced music under various aliases including Warlock, Lorenz Attractor, Han Do Jin, and Hooverian Blur.The conversation offers an intimate look at the golden era of UK club culture, featuring stories from legendary parties such as Knowledge at SW1 in Victoria and the influential FWD nights at Plastic People. Beyond nostalgic reminiscence, Jason provides insightful perspectives on contemporary electronic music, discussing the current jungle revival and how a new generation of producers is breaking down traditional genre boundaries. He emphasises the importance of maintaining musical open-mindedness rather than becoming confined to a single genre.Support the showhttps://www.youtube.com/@ControlledWeirdnesshttps://open.spotify.com/artist/20nC7cQni8ZrvRC2REZjOIhttps://www.instagram.com/controlledweirdness/https://controlledweirdness.bandcamp.com/Theme song is Controlled Weirdness - Drifting in the Streetshttps://open.spotify.com/track/7GJfmYy4RjMyLIg9nffuktHosted from a South London tower block by Neil Keating aka Controlled Weirdness. Tales from a Disappearing City is a chance for Neil to tell some untold subcultural stories from past and present, joined by friends from his lifelong journey through subterranean London. Neil is a veteran producer and DJ and has been at the front line of all aspects of club and sound system culture since the mid 80's when he first began to go to nightclubs, gigs, and illegal parties. His musical CV includes playing everywhere from plush clubs to dirty warehouses as well as mixing tunes on a variety of iconic London pirate radio stations. He has released music on numerous underground record labels and was responsible for promoting and playing at a series of legendary early raves in the USA at the start of the 90's. He still DJ's in the UK and throu...

This week on Westminster Insider, host Sascha O'Sullivan lifts on the curtain on the best political lunches — who to invite, where to go, and what to talk about. She speaks to Vivek Singh, owner of the Cinnamon Club, a SW1 culinary institution, about the two decades of drama and intrigue he's witnessed over his famous lamb shanks. Singh tells Sascha about the best tables — where you can see everyone but no one can see you — and how Gordon Brown was partial to a spot of grouse. Former Labour MP and member of Tony Blair's government Siôn Simon explains why the classic lobby lunch between journalists and politicians is actually "underlyingly stressful" and Sun on Sunday Political Editor Kate Ferguson tells Sascha how to warm up an MP to get them to spill the beans. Sascha speaks with Freddie Sayers, CEO of Unherd, which owns the Old Queen Street Cafe — a new favorite haunt of politicos of all stripes. Former political correspondent turned restaurant critic Charlotte Ivers tells Sascha why politicians have terrible taste in food. And the FT's Henry Mance recalls settling in for a port or three after lunch with Nigel Farage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Sascha O'Sullivan meets a few of the new parliamentarians slowly figuring out their way through Westminster. New Labour MPs — and soon-to-be office buddies — Jake Richards and Chris Curtis give Sascha rundown of their whirlwind first few days in SW1 and a taste of their plans to make a difference in parliament. Lola McEvoy, newly elected Labour MP for Darlington, re-lives the nerves of giving her maiden speech directly after Reform Leader Nigel Farage. She explains the challenges of very quickly having to get on top of an inbox with thousands of emails from constituents — before she'd even had a chance to hire staff. As if being a new MP wasn't challenging enough, Sascha talks to Sarah Sackman, the representative for Finchley and Golders Green and newly-minted solicitor general, on how to find your way around parliament with a ministerial red box. Another fresh face, Andrew Snowden, Conservative MP for Fylde, tells Sascha about being courted by senior Tories as they jostle for the upper hand in the leadership contest. And new Lib Dem MP Bobby Dean attempts to answer the thorny question of "what's the point of the Liberal Democrats" now they have their highest ever number of seats in parliament. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our guest this week is our Football Correspondent Billy Carr, who joins us ahead of the Euro Semi-Finals to chat through his predictions for the final week, and whether Gareth Southgate's men can reach their second successive final, as well as taking a look back across the whole tournament. We kick off the coverage celebrating Sir Mark Cavendish taking the record for the most Tour De France stage wins as he secured his 35th stage. We also have new men's and women's records for long distance triathlons from the Challenge Roth event, where regular listener Lee Spoor was competing. We have the latest from all of the Northern Hemisphere teams' summer rugby tours -with England & Ireland losing close games with New Zealand & South Africa, Wales well beaten by Australia, and good wins for Scotland & France. Meanwhile Lewis Hamilton's win in the British Grand Prix at Silverstone not only gives him his first win in 2.5 years, but also the record for the most wins at a single track. After Novak Djokovic clashed with Wimbledon fans, saying that their cheering for Holgar Rune in their 3rd round game sounded like booing, we put him in the dock for Get a Grip. In better tennis news, we bring you the latest from SW1. We also have all the news from athletics, cricket, rowing and rugby league that you all expect from your favourite sports podcast.

As the country heads to the polls, we bring you your number one candidate in your weekly sports podcasts! We kick off with a review of the Netball Super League Final, with a triumph for Lightning over Thunder to take the title. We have the latest from the Euros and England's progress thanks to a late, late equalizer from Jude Bellingham that means they will play Switzerland in the last 8. And with the senior teams preparing for this week's test matched, our rugby update focuses on the Under 20 World Championships and the opening games for England's & Wales's youngsters. In rowing we have a story of 3 brothers who will be rowing the pacific, with their musical instruments! Whilst in the more sedate setting of Henley-on-Thames, the storms are about the alleged pollution and E-Coli levels in the River Thames ahead of this week's Royal Regatta. With Wimbledon underway this week, our guest is tennis professional and coach Justin Cook, who runs JC Tennis. Justin chats us through his predictions for the 2 weeks in SW1, along with some names to look out for. Justin also talks about coaching at grass roots level and dealing with pushy parents. Regardless of the General Election result, we know that we are still your podcast premier!

Religious Zionists are one of the most multifaceted—and misunderstood­—subsets of Israeli society today. In this episode, Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi detail the strengths and weaknesses of this diverse[SW1]  community; champions of Jewish Peoplehood at their best, but a host for fundamentalist ideology at their worst. JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST FOR MORE HARTMAN IDEAS Sponsor an upcoming episode of For Heaven's Sake. Click here to learn more.

In the first episode of season 14, host Aggie Chambre tells the inside story of how POLITICO broke the Westminster honey trap story, and goes in search of who is really responsible.She hears from most of the key characters involved in the scandal that rocked SW1. Two victims tell Aggie about their messages and one of them explains what happened when he organized a meeting with the catfisher. POLITICO's own Dan Bloom reveals for the first time that he received a message from the mysterious catfisher and talks through his part in breaking the story. The BBC's Henry Zeffman describes what it was like to be targeted and why he initially smelled a rat. The Times' Aubrey Allegretti gives behind the scenes details of his initial phone call with William Wragg, when the MP admitted some involvement in the scandal. And Ciaran Martin, former CEO of the National Cyber Security Centre, explains how the scandal shed "a lot of light on the vulnerabilities of our political system." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Conservative psychodrama: qu'est ce que? Can the Rwanda Bill make it out of Parliament? Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves gives another pragmatism-first speech: but has she wowed us yet? And is the mounting number of potholes in roads the perfect example of broken Britain? Calum and Kirsty pick apart the biggest political stories from SW1 and beyond. Support the podcast by becoming a member at: https://plus.acast.com/s/whitehallsources. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cleo Watson is a former No.10 advisor to Boris Johnson and now author or the recently published book Whips, a novel set in SW1 filled with sex, politics and scandals. On the podcast, Cleo talks about her life growing up in a big family; her career into politics which began in America on Obama's campaign and led to her advising the likes of Theresa May and Boris Johnson; and her recent departure from politics which gave her the chance to finish the book. 

Cleo Watson is a former No.10 advisor to Boris Johnson and now author or the recently published book Whips, a novel set in SW1 filled with sex, politics and scandals. On the podcast, Cleo talks about her life growing up in a big family; her career into politics which began in America on Obama's campaign and led to her advising the likes of Theresa May and Boris Johnson; and her recent departure from politics which gave her the chance to finish the book. 

Host Aggie Chambre speaks to Westminster spouses from across the political spectrum about the ups and downs of life married to a British MP.Felicity Mercer, wife and constituency aide of Tory MP Johnny, tells of her pride in her husband's work, but also of the political abuse they receive — and what happens when that reaches your front door.Tory MP Mark Fletcher and his charity worker husband Will discuss the struggle of life in such a long-distance relationship, while vet Kate Carmichael, wife of Orkney and Shetland MP Alistair, explains how she copes with being the furthest-flung political spouse of all.Opera singer — and avid tweeter — Nevana Bridgen, wife of former Tory MP Andrew, explains why she feels the need to defend her husband's explosive comments on COVID vaccines, and opens up about extra-marital affairs in Westminster and what it's like watching women hit on your husband.And Labour MP Cat Smith and SNP MP David Linden discuss how they found love in SW1 across party lines, as they walked together hand in hand across Westminster Bridge. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

29P Schwassmann-Wachmann: A Rosetta Stone for Amorphous Water Ice and CO CO2 Conversion in Centaurs and Comets? by C. M. Lisse et al. on Tuesday 20 September Centaur 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann 1 (SW1) is a highly active object orbiting in the transitional Gateway region (Sarid et al. 2019) between the Centaur and Jupiter Family Comet regions. SW1 is unique among the Centaurs in that it experiences quasi-regular major outbursts and produces CO emission continuously; however, the source of the CO is unclear. We argue that due to its very large size (approx. 32 km radius), SW1 is likely still responding, via amorphous water ice (AWI) conversion to crystalline water ice (CWI), to the rapid change in its external thermal environment produced by its dynamical migration from the Kuiper belt to the Gateway Region at the inner edge of the Centaur region at 6 au. It is this conversion process that is the source of the abundant CO and dust released from the object during its quiescent and outburst phases. If correct, these arguments have a number of important predictions testable via remote sensing and in situ spacecraft characterization, including: the quick release on Myr timescales of CO from AWI conversion for any few km-scale scattered disk KBO transiting into the inner system; that to date SW1 has only converted between 50 to 65% of its nuclear AWI to CWI; that volume changes upon AWI conversion could have caused subsidence and cave-ins, but not significant mass wasting or crater loss on SW1; that SW1s coma should contain abundant amounts of CWI CO2-rich icy dust particles; and that when SW1 transits into the inner system within the next 10,000 years, it will be a very different kind of JFC comet. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.09136v1

29P Schwassmann-Wachmann: A Rosetta Stone for Amorphous Water Ice and CO CO2 Conversion in Centaurs and Comets? by C. M. Lisse et al. on Tuesday 20 September Centaur 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann 1 (SW1) is a highly active object orbiting in the transitional Gateway region (Sarid et al. 2019) between the Centaur and Jupiter Family Comet regions. SW1 is unique among the Centaurs in that it experiences quasi-regular major outbursts and produces CO emission continuously; however, the source of the CO is unclear. We argue that due to its very large size (approx. 32 km radius), SW1 is likely still responding, via amorphous water ice (AWI) conversion to crystalline water ice (CWI), to the rapid change in its external thermal environment produced by its dynamical migration from the Kuiper belt to the Gateway Region at the inner edge of the Centaur region at 6 au. It is this conversion process that is the source of the abundant CO and dust released from the object during its quiescent and outburst phases. If correct, these arguments have a number of important predictions testable via remote sensing and in situ spacecraft characterization, including: the quick release on Myr timescales of CO from AWI conversion for any few km-scale scattered disk KBO transiting into the inner system; that to date SW1 has only converted between 50 to 65% of its nuclear AWI to CWI; that volume changes upon AWI conversion could have caused subsidence and cave-ins, but not significant mass wasting or crater loss on SW1; that SW1s coma should contain abundant amounts of CWI CO2-rich icy dust particles; and that when SW1 transits into the inner system within the next 10,000 years, it will be a very different kind of JFC comet. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.09136v1

29P Schwassmann-Wachmann: A Rosetta Stone for Amorphous Water Ice and CO CO2 Conversion in Centaurs and Comets? by C. M. Lisse et al. on Tuesday 20 September Centaur 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann 1 (SW1) is a highly active object orbiting in the transitional Gateway region (Sarid et al. 2019) between the Centaur and Jupiter Family Comet regions. SW1 is unique among the Centaurs in that it experiences quasi-regular major outbursts and produces CO emission continuously; however, the source of the CO is unclear. We argue that due to its very large size (approx. 32 km radius), SW1 is likely still responding, via amorphous water ice (AWI) conversion to crystalline water ice (CWI), to the rapid change in its external thermal environment produced by its dynamical migration from the Kuiper belt to the Gateway Region at the inner edge of the Centaur region at 6 au. It is this conversion process that is the source of the abundant CO and dust released from the object during its quiescent and outburst phases. If correct, these arguments have a number of important predictions testable via remote sensing and in situ spacecraft characterization, including: the quick release on Myr timescales of CO from AWI conversion for any few km-scale scattered disk KBO transiting into the inner system; that to date SW1 has only converted between 50 to 65% of its nuclear AWI to CWI; that volume changes upon AWI conversion could have caused subsidence and cave-ins, but not significant mass wasting or crater loss on SW1; that SW1s coma should contain abundant amounts of CWI CO2-rich icy dust particles; and that when SW1 transits into the inner system within the next 10,000 years, it will be a very different kind of JFC comet. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.09136v1

29P Schwassmann-Wachmann: A Rosetta Stone for Amorphous Water Ice and CO CO2 Conversion in Centaurs and Comets? by C. M. Lisse et al. on Tuesday 20 September Centaur 29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann 1 (SW1) is a highly active object orbiting in the transitional Gateway region (Sarid et al. 2019) between the Centaur and Jupiter Family Comet regions. SW1 is unique among the Centaurs in that it experiences quasi-regular major outbursts and produces CO emission continuously; however, the source of the CO is unclear. We argue that due to its very large size (approx. 32 km radius), SW1 is likely still responding, via amorphous water ice (AWI) conversion to crystalline water ice (CWI), to the rapid change in its external thermal environment produced by its dynamical migration from the Kuiper belt to the Gateway Region at the inner edge of the Centaur region at 6 au. It is this conversion process that is the source of the abundant CO and dust released from the object during its quiescent and outburst phases. If correct, these arguments have a number of important predictions testable via remote sensing and in situ spacecraft characterization, including: the quick release on Myr timescales of CO from AWI conversion for any few km-scale scattered disk KBO transiting into the inner system; that to date SW1 has only converted between 50 to 65% of its nuclear AWI to CWI; that volume changes upon AWI conversion could have caused subsidence and cave-ins, but not significant mass wasting or crater loss on SW1; that SW1s coma should contain abundant amounts of CWI CO2-rich icy dust particles; and that when SW1 transits into the inner system within the next 10,000 years, it will be a very different kind of JFC comet. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.09136v1

In this episode we are going to look at configuring Configure Secure Passwords and SSH.The network administrator has asked us to prepare RTA and SW1 for deployment. Before they can be connected to the network, security measures must be enabled. Thank you so much for watching this episode of my series on Configuration Examples for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA).Once again, I'm Kevin and this is KevTechify. Let's get this adventure started.All my details and contact information can be found on my website, https://KevTechify.comYoTube Channel: https://YouTube.com/KevTechify-------------------------------------------------------Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)Configuration Examples for Introduction to Networks v1 (ITN)Network Security FundamentalsLab 16.4.6 - Configure Secure Passwords and SSHPod Number: 25Season: 1-------------------------------------------------------Equipment I like.Home Lab ►► https://kit.co/KevTechify/home-labNetworking Tools ►► https://kit.co/KevTechify/networking-toolsStudio Equipment ►► https://kit.co/KevTechify/studio-equipment  

Today's House Guest is the guru of interiors - Nina Campbell. Nina was my very first podcast victim and has graciously agreed to chat again to celebrate 50 years in the business. Having started with John Fowler at Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler, 'I considered myself lucky to be carrying his bags', she says, Nina went on to work for Mark Birley on the interiors of Annabel's members' club. They teamed up to open a shop on the Pimlico Road, SW1. Nina explains: 'Eventually Mark got bored, but I continued and moved to Walton Street, SW3. I was a bit tired of interior design at that point but, one day, Anne Heseltine walked into the shop and asked if I could decorate her and Michael's new house on Chapel Street, SW1. It turned out to be a house in which I had lived as a child. I've always been guided by these sorts of things – interference from the Almighty, so to speak. Interior design is a bossy business and if you're that way inclined and someone asks you to help, you say, ‘Yes.' Tune in to hear about what Nina has been up to recently and her top tips on decorating a beautiful home.

This is Part Three of Three of 'Do Not Disturb', the untold story of the murder of Sarah Gibson. In the summer of 1972, 24-year-old homeless man David Frooms murdered Sarah Gibson, as she lay in her bed at the RAC Club at 89 Pall Mall, London, SW1. But why? How did he know her, why did he attack her, why did he climb five sets of stairs to find her room inside of a very secure club, and why did he subject her to a four-hour ordeal? Was it personal, revenge or a series of unfortunate circumstances?Murder Mile is researched, written and performed by Michael J Buchanan-Dunne of Murder Mile Walks with the main musical themes written and performed by Erik Stein and Jon Boux of Cult With No Name with additional music, as used under the Creative Commons License 4.0 (Attribution) via Free Music Archive and YouTube Music. A full listing of tracks used and a full transcript for each episode is listed here and a legal disclaimer.FOLLOW US HERE:FacebookTwitterInstagramMurder Mile Discussion GroupYoutubeTo DONATE to CENTRE POINT (directly), click hereSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/murdermile. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is Part Two of Three of 'Do Not Disturb', the untold story of the murder of Sarah Gibson. In the summer of 1972, 24-year-old homeless man David Frooms murdered Sarah Gibson, as she lay in her bed at the RAC Club at 89 Pall Mall, London, SW1. Buy why? How did he know her, why did he attack her, why did he climb five sets of stairs to find her room inside of a very secure club, and why did he subject her to a four-hour ordeal? Was it personal, revenge or a series of unfortunate circumstances?Murder Mile is researched, written and performed by Michael J Buchanan-Dunne of Murder Mile Walks with the main musical themes written and performed by Erik Stein and Jon Boux of Cult With No Name with additional music, as used under the Creative Commons License 4.0 (Attribution) via Free Music Archive and YouTube Music. A full listing of tracks used and a full transcript for each episode is listed here and a legal disclaimer. FOLLOW US HERE:FacebookTwitterInstagramMurder Mile Discussion GroupYoutubeSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/murdermile. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is Part One of Three of 'Do Not Disturb', the untold story of the murder of Sarah Gibson. In the summer of 1972, 21-year-old Sarah Gibson worked as assistant housekeeper at the RAC Club at 89 Pall Mall, London, SW1. She was quiet, pleasant and she kept to herself. Those who knew her had nothing but kind words to say about her, but on across the night of Sunday 2nd to Monday 3rd July 1972, not only would a sadist assail this veritable Fort-Knox of security and navigate its maze of corridors to access her room, but they would subject this young girl to a truly shocking attack over four torturous hours, which ended in her death. But why?Murder Mile is researched, written and performed by Michael J Buchanan-Dunne of Murder Mile Walks with the main musical themes written and performed by Erik Stein and Jon Boux of Cult With No Name with additional music, as used under the Creative Commons License 4.0 (Attribution) via Free Music Archive and YouTube Music. A full listing of tracks used and a full transcript for each episode is listed here and a legal disclaimer.FOLLOW US HERE:FacebookTwitterInstagramMurder Mile Discussion GroupYoutubeClick here to visit Moggy MetalsSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/murdermile. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As the Prime Minister has a stay of execution after the pork pie plot came to nothing, today allegations are flying that Tory whips have been using unsavoury methods to threaten wavering MPs into line. Christian Wakeford, the newly defected Labour MP to Bury South, says that whips threatened to withdraw funding from a local school; while William Wragg claims that MPs have been blackmailed with information about their private lives. But how much of this is true, and how much, as some in SW1 are saying today, is this just a part of being a whip? On the podcast, James Forsyth points out how some of this comes down to 'the fact that some of the new intake of Tory MPs have been quite shocked at how aggressive the "flush-out" tactics have been', when it comes to using newspaper headlines to publicly name rebels (for example the pork pie-ers earlier this week). Meanwhile, Katy Balls tells Isabel Hardman that this will be a troubling development if more revelations come up: 'Any piece of news that can fit into the general narrative of Boris under pressure on party-gate and... give it a fresh lease of life, is a problem'.

In this week's episode, host Steve Anglesey breaks down for listeners what constitutes a party, being at work and a work party, if, like the prime minister, listeners often get them muddled up. Award-winning journalist James Ball joins the podcast to discuss how this week's scandal has been different from the ones Boris Johnson has usually ridden out and how Keir Starmer has stepped up to the plate in light of it. They then go on to discuss the most influential address you've never heard of - 55 Tufton Street, SW1. It's the home of pro-Brexit groups and climate change sceptics, but just how much power does it have over the government? Plus, Ann Widdecombe, Nigel Fagare and Kriss Akabusi are all in the Hall of Shame this week. Enjoyed this episode? Let us know by tweeting @TheNewEuropean.

What we coverA career that Jo loved which gave her the opportunity to travel along with other perks How a routine 20 week scan left Jo and her husband with an impossible decision to make. How after returning back to work after such a devastating loss left Jo feeling vulnerable and a completely different person The decision to leave her corporate carrer after being told to just 'get on with it' and that 'life moves on' The light bulb moment that left Jo feeling that she wanted to help other women who had experienced loss and to also make a difference in the world Jo's first steps in taking a holistic therapy course that has helped her heal and build a new career Mentioned in the episodehttps://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-After-Miscarriage-Healing-Pregnancy/dp/0648357422 More about Jo Experienced holistic therapist, and Emotional Loss Specialist, Jo has been working in the field of complementary therapies since 1998. She made the decision to cross over from the corporate world after she experienced a miscarriage at 24 weeks, which changed her life and her direction. After taking a diploma in Aromatherapy at the world famous Tisserand Institute she went on to train in multiple therapies, including Aromatherapy in Pregnancy, Indian Head Massage, Reiki, Hypnosis, Wellbeing Coaching, Mindfulness & Meditation, Vitali Chi and is one of the founding The Energy Alignment Method (EAM) Mentors. She worked at the iconic Sanctuary Spa in Covent Garden, the Portland Hospital (loved by celebrities) and Harley Street where she's treated 1000's of women. She's been interviewed on SW1 radio and Marlow FM and is an Author of "Life After Miscarriage – Your Guide to Healing from Pregnancy Loss". The Co-Author of the International Best Selling “Notes to my Younger Self-Vol 3 – The Pay if Forward Series”, and “Our Infinite Power to Heal”. She has written for Psyholgies.co.uk, D.A.D, and contributed to Hearst Lifestyle Online platform. She's been quoted in the Daily Express and Huffington Post's health blog "Thrive Global” and “Top 10 Health Tips” at Bluffers Guide.com, Yahoo online and The Daily Telegraph. She knows all too well how the trauma of losing a baby and loved ones can devastate. However, we can experience loss in everyday life as well. Loss of a relationship, career, loss of children leaving home, loss of a beloved pet and loss of our identity wondering where we fit in, after life circumstances change. With this in mind she's inspired to work with women to help them find a place of acceptance and hope, through mindfulness, meditation, visualisation and mindset and energy coaching, so that they can move through this loss, as they would through grief. Jo holds professional membership of The Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT) and is a regular speaker at networking events including Women In Business Network and SisterSnog. She is a member of f:entrepreneur Top 100 2019 and winner of Janey Loves Gold Award and Highly Commended Award in the Voice Category at the Mpower Awards. Contact details: https://www.light-after-loss.com/ (https://www.light-after-loss.com) https://www.linkedin.com/in/jotocher/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jotocher/) https://twitter.com/JoTocher (https://twitter.com/JoTocher) https://www.facebook.com/YourHealthyHeartandMore/ (https://www.facebook.com/YourHealthyHeartandMore/) https://www.instagram.com/after_loss/ Mpower resources Discover Mpower's free Bounce Back resources here - https://my.captivate.fm/www.mpower.academy/freeresources (www.mpower.academy/freeresources) For more information on Mpower and your host Nicola Huelin (Multi-award winning business coach & mentor, TEDx speaker and author of The Invisible Revolution) visit – https://my.captivate.fm/www.mpower.academy/about (www.mpower.academy/about) If you're interested in being a guest on the show visit: https://my.captivate.fm/www.mpower.academy/podcastguest (www.mpower.academy/podcastguest ) In collaboration with......

Bien le bonjour cher auditeur, Alors, on s'emmerde ? On est en confinement ? On a chopé un bon virus ? On a la mi-molle ? T'inquiètes mon poste ! On est ensemble et on va s'en sortir. Pour éviter l'ennui qui est, il faut se le dire, un crime, voici un bien bon épisode fait avec amour par nos Sw1's. Fini la journée de lassitude intense, finis les soucis, nous somme là. Pendant près d'une heure, on va te chuchoter dans les conduits auditifs, on va te parler de régimes totalitaires rigolos, de théâtre classique, de bandes dessinées avant-gardistes... Un cocktail radical, virucide et artisanal contre toute forme de pathologie. Des bisous Partagez si ça vous plaît (ou *te* plaît), bisous, Arthur et Noé. Aussi disponible sur Apple Podcasts Musiques utilisées: 00:00 : Fiction Factory - Feels Like (heaven) 15:00 : Beach Boys - Kokomo 18:59 : Sébastien Giniaux - Indifférence 21:48 : Rythm Future Quartet - Minor Swing 28:27 : The Dandy Warhols - Good Morning 32:20 : Mammal Hands - Quiet Fire 36:20 : The Beatles - Kom gib mir deine Hand 45:04 : Alligatoah - Gute Bekannte 53:50 : Debussy - Arabesque N°1 01:05:30 : The Antlers - Kettering 01:10:23 : Jacques Brel ft. Arthur Hynek - Je suis un soir d'été 01:15:29 : Tame Impala - Let it Happen

his week on The Critic podcast we spoke to John Whittingdale MP, 24 hours before he was made a Minister of State in the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. But while he was critical of the current “regressive” method of collection, John Whittingdale made clear to us that he believes there is no credible alternative except being funded from general taxation – an idea he is not fond of because of the increase in power it might give to the state. Also on the podcast this week we spoke to writer Alexander Larman on the recent Academy Awards: giving his verdict on whether the Oscars are going to stay woke – a subject he has written about here – and Graham caught up with Adam Dant on a pub crawl of SW1 for some serious tavern-based research on the division bells of Westminster. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A warm welcome on a wintry day. Receiver survey feedback reveals shortwave sales are dropping. Voice of Nigeria has returned to the air.  WRTH reports that Radio Jordan has expanded its output. Kim Andrew Elliott reports on the fire at the VOA Relay station in Sri Lanka. We air the independent receiver review of the Drake SW1, Finally, we catch up with developments at Channel Africa in Johannesburg and Diana Janssen talks to the new Director. Finally Mike Bird has worrying news about budget cuts which may affect Radio Australia. (Thanks to Edward Zigoy for corrections to the line-up)

This word is a kind of prequel to the SW1 teaching on Kingship   this month.  We go back to the time when the law was given to Moses and what that the people did with that.  

This word is a kind of prequel to the SW1 teaching on Kingship   this month.  We go back to the time when the law was given to Moses and what that the people did with that.  

WATCH HERE: https://youtu.be/S9gp2qSotI4 Victor reviews the artsy animated caper Ruben Brandt, Collector (2019) and the sci-fi Netflix film I Am Mother (2019), spotlights David Peisner's excellent book "Homey Don't Play That: The Story of In Living Color and the Black Comedy Revolution," and gives a podcast recommendation for Jemele Hill is Unbothered. Carl chats about the Shang Tsung DLC in Mortal Kombat 11, the comics Klaws of the Panther, Amazing Spider-Man #17-23, and The Boondocks returning to TV in the future. The two also discuss notable video games based on superheroes and comic books from back in the day. SW1, kick it! I mean, GET IT!! Recorded June 19, 2019 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Email: CodexPrimePodcast@gmail.com CATCH CODEX PRIME AT: Facebook: www.facebook.com/codexprime Twitter: twitter.com/codexprimecast Instagram: instagram.com/codexprimepodcast/ iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/codex…id998035389?mt=2 YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCbDMNJNgnM6y3WB3fA1a1HA SoundCloud: @codex-prime Victor Omoayo - twitter.com/VictorOmoayo Carl Byrd - Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat: @mrbyrd1027 - bookmrbyrd1027@gmail.com SPONSORS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sudio Headphones: www.sudio.com/us/earbuds

Just when you think it can’t get any worse, it does. Westminster’s Brexit crisis continues to deepen and the mood on all sides in SW1 continues to darken. Which is why this week on Free Exchange my colleague John Ashmore and I decided to cheer ourselves up by talking to Matt Forde. Matt is one of Britain’s leading political comedians. He hosts 'Unspun' on Dave and his podcast ‘The Political Party’ features interviews with some of the most interesting people in politics. We spoke to Matt about his time as a political adviser, whether it’s getting harder to make jokes about politics as the debate gets nastier and why he’s fallen out of love with the Labour party.Tickets are available now for his new show, 'Brexit Through the Gift Shop' at the Bloomsbury Theatre on May 25. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

CapX Editor Oliver Wiseman speaks to Henry Newman, Director of Open Europe and one of the most eagle-eyed Brexit watchers in SW1, to try and make sense of the latest developments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sign up for Kevin's live and online "CCNP R/S SWITCH (300-115) Crash Course," being conducted Dec. 17, 18, & 19, 2018 with the following link: http://bit.ly/switch-dec-18 In this episode of "The Broadcast Storm," you'll learn how to build on the DHCP Snooping configuration (covered in the last episode) to protect your network from IP spoofing (originating on a local subnet) and a gratuitous ARP man-in-the-middle attack. As promised in this episode, here's are sample configurations for both IP Source Guard and Dynamic ARP Inspection: IP SOURCE GUARD EXAMPLE: SW1# conf term SW1(config)#int range fa 0/2-24 SW1(config-if-range)#ip verify source SW1(config-if-range)#end SW1#   DYNAMIC ARP INSPECTION EXAMPLE: SW1# conf term SW1(config)#ip arp inspection vlan 1 SW1(config)#int gig 0/1 SW1(config-if)#ip arp inspection trust SW1(config-if)#int range fa 1/0/13-14 SW1(config-if-range)#ip arp inspection trust SW1(config-if-range)#end SW1#

Sign up for Kevin's live and online CCNP R/S SWITCH (300-115) Crash Course," being conducted Dec. 17, 18, & 19, 2018 with the following link: http://bit.ly/switch-dec-18 In this episode of "The Broadcast Storm," you'll learn how to protect your network from a rogue DHCP server (even one that's been connected to your network accidentally). As promised in this episode, here's a sample configuration for DHCP Snooping: SW1#conf term SW1(config)#ip dhcp snooping SW1(config)#ip dhcp snooping vlan 1 SW1(config)#int gig 0/1 SW1(config-if)#ip dhcp snooping trust SW1(config-if)#end SW1#

Rish and Marshal make their pitches for spin-off fan fiction for the Star Wars universe.  Are their ideas any good?  You be the judge.                 To download, right-click here and then click SaveFact checker:In coming up with my ideas, I wanted to include at least one pitch that mocked the worst clichés in bad fan fiction.  The worst fan fiction that I am aware of devolves into pornography, so I included a pitch that was the worst form of that.Looking back, I added it mostly to shock Rish because he knows me and how far out of character that material is coming from me.  However, instead of leaving it as a private joke between the two of us, I went ahead and included it in our recording.  I’ve always had reservations about including it, and tried to add a bunch of language to explain how I wasn’t serious, but I still left it in.Since it has aired, I have often considered editing the episode to exclude it, but figured I was just being a chicken and not trusting the audience to catch the intended humor.  But, I would think to myself, “The podcast is public.  What if this is the first episode that someone listens to?  They wouldn’t know me.  They wouldn’t have listened to all of my Journey Into… backlog of episodes.  Their first impression of me would be providing some rude, possibly offensive content.”  But still, I let it stand out of a fear of being wimpy.The straw that broke the camel’s back for me was Disney’s firing of James Gunn for illicit tweets that he had made 10 years ago. I’m not going to comment on the rightness or wrongness of Disney’s decision except to say that we as a people will be judged by history according to the messages we have sent out into the world, especially in the digital landscape.  Those messages may often be experienced out of context and without knowledge of or searches for apologies, future personal growth, or changes of viewpoint.  I don’t want to be judged according to any messages of poor taste that I have allowed to be released into the world, or messages that may be of offense or hurtful to others.  Thus, my decision to edit about 1 min. 45 secs. of audio out of this episode.Relavant Links:Tales from Mos Eisley Cantina anthologyTo comment on this, journey on over to the ForumsOR leave us a voicemail at 77-JINTO-107 (775-4686-107).

Episode 21Season 2 of Graphic Novel Explorers Club is here! Join Frances, Dennis, and Johnny as they review Gotham by Gaslight, as written by Brian Augustyn and illustrated by Mike Mignola. This episode was recorded live at Crocker Art Museum's Crocker-Con. In this episode of Graphic Novel Explorers Club the gang discusses the ties between Gotham by Gaslight and Star Trek: The Original Series; the proper terminology for a group of bats; why even Sigmund Freud could not fix Bruce Wayne; which one of the gang should not speak into a microphone at public events; why Victorian-era Gotham was using the “@” for posting before social media was even a thing; discovering a new way to spoil a comic book's plot twist; how tragedy always falls on Marlon Wayans, SW1, and the rest of the Wayans; why we need to bring “Brigand” back; will comic books being published 100 years from now ever feature contemporary people like Ted Kazinsky and Jeffrey Dahmer as the nemesis to the hero; and if comic book characters are trapped in hell.Thank you for listening to Graphic Novel Explorers Club. Please share your opinions and thoughts on Twitter, Facebook, or at GNExplorersClub@gmail.com (we would love to hear your suggestions for Season 2 of the show). We return next week to review The Legend of Luther Strode, as written by Justin Jordan and illustrated by Tradd Moore. We embedded a link to purchase the book online but we encourage you to shop at your local comic book store to purchase any of the graphic novels we at Graphic Novel Explorers Club have read.Please check out our reading lists for Season 1 and Season 2 by clicking here. We would love to hear your suggestions for future episodes of Graphic Novel Explorers Club.Featured music:Songe d'Automne by Latche SwingTonight Will Be Fine (Leonard Cohen cover) by The Walkmen--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/graphicnovelexplorersclub/message See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

- K-Con coming to Australia - Trial run, what type of artists will come- Travelling as an idol isn't that glamorous- Idols can't go anywhere or do anything when travelling- Only rest they get is on the plane- Two break ups in K-Pop this week - How do idols find the time to meet (and date) people?- What happens after you debut- Can change direction if debut isn't a success- If success, no celebration, just how can you maintain that- A lot of pressure being an artist

The caps and cuts on housing benefit have polarised the nation more than any other measure in Britain's age of austerity. Public anger about people "milking the system" by using benefits to get large homes in central London is pitted against the spectre of "Kosovo-style social cleansing" of Britain's cities. In The Report, Mukul Devichand investigates how the changes will really play out in the lives of Londoners: telling stories of the city where the cut will bite first. Around 1.5 million Britons get all or part of their rent paid by the state, costing £8bn a year. In fashionable Maida Vale and central SW1, Mukul visits the homes paid for by "Local Housing Allowance" that cost taxpayers tens of thousands of pounds each year. He asks if the government is right to blame landlords for inflating their rents. Will London's communities really be changed forever by these changes? In Stamford Hill in Hackney, Mukul meets the Haredi Jewish community. It is a tight-knit quarter of 70 orthodox Jewish synagogues where many families qualify for housing benefit because they have several children. Could this historic community now be compelled to move? Lord (David) Freud is a Minister in the coalition government and one of the architects of these reforms. He fields difficult questions about the government's plans to rein in rising welfare costs. And at the fringes of London, in Barking and Dagenham, Mukul asks where the poorest will move if they are hit by the changes. In a district already convulsed by deep-seated rivalries over housing - which have in the past led to racial tension and the success of the far right British National Party (BNP) at the ballot box - Mukul discovers that there are now fears of heightened tension as people trickle out of central London.

What are all of those different bands that were found on old radios, and even on newer radios? What does MB, SW1, or LW mean? Smitty talks about the what the different bands, or wavelengths on old sets were. He also talks about what could be heard on these bands at one time or another. How do these signals travel so far? That question is answered on this show. As an aside, Mike brings up the topic of political broadcasts, and how short waves were used also for political purposes all around the world. In "Subways are for Sleeping", Ian rose speaks about movies having to do with Subways in their subject matter. He presents a fascinating view of subways; how they work and the different plots in movies that have been about subways. He also recalls his earlier years riding on them. Mike talks about favorite DJs from the past. Where are they now? How can you find out what happened to your favorite DJ? Mike lets us know about DJ location services, and getting air ]checks of your favorite jock on-line. Plus a great Maxwell House Coffee Retro-Commercial on this edition of Galaxy Moonbeam Night Site.

Panda presents WAYZ Steam Recordings June 2009 Mix. The Drum & Bass producer that is just off launching his first imprint STEAM Recordings along with fellow producer SIDIUS and releasing the killer EP "Waking The Dead". He brings us a selection of his latest tunes blended in top speed in just 20 minutes. Leave your appreciation in the comments! Out now: WAYZ & Sidius - Waking the Dead (Steam Recordings) Out now: WAYZ ft. MC Darrison - Music In My Mind (Planet Funk Recordings) █ ABOUT █ WAYZ was first introduced to the Drum & Bass scene from the early Jungle days. Initially a keen RnB / Hip Hop listener he strived for a more energetic and progressive style of music. Keen to progress with the music Wayz developed an interest for mixing from hearing the likes of Kool FM & Rude FM and was shown the ropes from a close friend. His mixing talent developed and was later afore mentioned on Mixmag magazine during a talent showcase on Kool FM. From that point Wayz played at various venues across London, Playing both RnB / Hop Hop and D&B gigs, Camden Palace, SW1, Leisure Lounge and The End to name but a few. Taking time out to study Digital Arts at University, Wayz began to develop projects that involved strong reference to D&B, from this point music production was inevitable. Since then Wayz has concentrated on production and continued to develop a fast paced dance floor orientated style. Always striving for progression and quality and looking to be part of and contributing to the scenes ever changing sounds. Wayz has been featured on Drum and bass Arenas podcast which caught the attention of Breakbeat Kaoss DJ Fresh, in turn leading to the subsequent signing of Beyond to the high profile Dogs on Acid label. His tracks have also been featured on; Knowledge Magazine, Radio1, 1xtra, BBC Asian network and now has play support from some of the scenes top DJs. Following a handful of successful releases WAYZ has decided to launch his own imprint, Steam Recordings, with good friend Sidius. Steam Recordings, born out of the shared desire of WAYZ & Sidius to bring something new to the dancefloors of the world. A style to incorporate the energy and hooks of dancefloor Drum & Bass with the relentless, rolling tear out sound of techstep. A long time coming, but still ahead of the game. Steam Recordings has landed.

Panda presents WAYZ Steam Recordings June 2009 Mix. The Drum & Bass producer that is just off launching his first imprint STEAM Recordings along with fellow producer SIDIUS and releasing the killer EP "Waking The Dead". He brings us a selection of his latest tunes blended in top speed in just 20 minutes. Leave your appreciation in the comments! Out now: WAYZ & Sidius - Waking the Dead (Steam Recordings) Out now: WAYZ ft. MC Darrison - Music In My Mind (Planet Funk Recordings) █ ABOUT █ WAYZ was first introduced to the Drum & Bass scene from the early Jungle days. Initially a keen RnB / Hip Hop listener he strived for a more energetic and progressive style of music. Keen to progress with the music Wayz developed an interest for mixing from hearing the likes of Kool FM & Rude FM and was shown the ropes from a close friend. His mixing talent developed and was later afore mentioned on Mixmag magazine during a talent showcase on Kool FM. From that point Wayz played at various venues across London, Playing both RnB / Hop Hop and D&B gigs, Camden Palace, SW1, Leisure Lounge and The End to name but a few. Taking time out to study Digital Arts at University, Wayz began to develop projects that involved strong reference to D&B, from this point music production was inevitable. Since then Wayz has concentrated on production and continued to develop a fast paced dance floor orientated style. Always striving for progression and quality and looking to be part of and contributing to the scenes ever changing sounds. Wayz has been featured on Drum and bass Arenas podcast which caught the attention of Breakbeat Kaoss DJ Fresh, in turn leading to the subsequent signing of Beyond to the high profile Dogs on Acid label. His tracks have also been featured on; Knowledge Magazine, Radio1, 1xtra, BBC Asian network and now has play support from some of the scenes top DJs. Following a handful of successful releases WAYZ has decided to launch his own imprint, Steam Recordings, with good friend Sidius. Steam Recordings, born out of the shared desire of WAYZ & Sidius to bring something new to the dancefloors of the world. A style to incorporate the energy and hooks of dancefloor Drum & Bass with the relentless, rolling tear out sound of techstep. A long time coming, but still ahead of the game. Steam Recordings has landed.

Panda presents WAYZ Steam Recordings June 2009 Mix. The Drum & Bass producer that is just off launching his first imprint STEAM Recordings along with fellow producer SIDIUS and releasing the killer EP "Waking The Dead". He brings us a selection of his latest tunes blended in top speed in just 20 minutes. Leave your appreciation in the comments! Out now: WAYZ & Sidius - Waking the Dead (Steam Recordings) Out now: WAYZ ft. MC Darrison - Music In My Mind (Planet Funk Recordings) █ ABOUT █ WAYZ was first introduced to the Drum & Bass scene from the early Jungle days. Initially a keen RnB / Hip Hop listener he strived for a more energetic and progressive style of music. Keen to progress with the music Wayz developed an interest for mixing from hearing the likes of Kool FM & Rude FM and was shown the ropes from a close friend. His mixing talent developed and was later afore mentioned on Mixmag magazine during a talent showcase on Kool FM. From that point Wayz played at various venues across London, Playing both RnB / Hop Hop and D&B gigs, Camden Palace, SW1, Leisure Lounge and The End to name but a few. Taking time out to study Digital Arts at University, Wayz began to develop projects that involved strong reference to D&B, from this point music production was inevitable. Since then Wayz has concentrated on production and continued to develop a fast paced dance floor orientated style. Always striving for progression and quality and looking to be part of and contributing to the scenes ever changing sounds. Wayz has been featured on Drum and bass Arenas podcast which caught the attention of Breakbeat Kaoss DJ Fresh, in turn leading to the subsequent signing of Beyond to the high profile Dogs on Acid label. His tracks have also been featured on; Knowledge Magazine, Radio1, 1xtra, BBC Asian network and now has play support from some of the scenes top DJs. Following a handful of successful releases WAYZ has decided to launch his own imprint, Steam Recordings, with good friend Sidius. Steam Recordings, born out of the shared desire of WAYZ & Sidius to bring something new to the dancefloors of the world. A style to incorporate the energy and hooks of dancefloor Drum & Bass with the relentless, rolling tear out sound of techstep. A long time coming, but still ahead of the game. Steam Recordings has landed.