Podcasts about Tatham

In this episode, Barry talks to Dr Madeleine Tatham, Norfolk Community Eating Disorders Service, about the impact of a podcast-based pre-treatment psychoeducation intervention. Dr Tatham also describes working with adults affected by eating disorders. NotesEnhancing assessment for eating disorders: the impact of a podcast-based pre-treatment psychoeducation interventionKeeping Safe Programme | CPFT NHS Trust

Send us a textOn this Sportsline Podcast, host Andrew Damelin speaks with Patrick Tatham, the head coach of McMaster University's men's basketball team. Tatham's life is one of serendipity, grit and perseverance. They discussed his upbringing in southern Ontario, his brush with the law as a kid, how luck and happenstance propelled him to a career in basketball. They also went over the time he was most nervous as a coach, and how even though this season at Mac hasn't gone well so far, he never lost his love for the game.

East Coast Radio Sports Lead, Nick Tatham, recently revealed his love for something we're (high key) judging him for – watching videos of people (especially kids) falling. Although Nick is no stranger to injuries as a sports aficionado, we're not entirely sure how we feel about this… While he doesn't spend all day, every day watching these videos, Nick does enjoy having a chuckle or two when scrolling through his social media feeds.

Donnovan takes a trip back to his Scarborough roots, where the Giants of Africa Foundation hosted an all-girls basketball clinic in the neighbourhood of Malvern. He speaks to the Raptors' Masai Ujiri (1:20), the creator and founder of GoA, and the coaches of the two teams in Team Canada's Kia Nurse (8:56) and Tamara Tatham (15:49) - they discuss the many reasons why these events are important, the impact Giants of Africa is having in both Canada and abroad in Africa as well, and Tamara gets into her own Scarborough roots, having grown up not too far from where the clinic took place. Afterwards, Donnovan chats with Scarborough native and Paralympian Marissa Papaconstantinou (23:13), as the Scarborough Health Network (SHN) is raising funds to better serve the 25% of Toronto that live in the east end - they discuss her upbringing, including how she received her care at SHN while growing up with her disability in Scarborough.Donate to Giants of Africa: https://giantsofafrica.org/donate/Donate to SHN: https://www.shnfoundation.ca/The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

The podcast episode of Better in Bucharest features Chris Tatham, CEO of a global market research firm, sharing transformative leadership lessons rooted in faith, humility, and service.Chris reflects on his early ambition for wealth and power, inspired by figures like Donald Trump, but reveals how his worldview shifted as he recognized the fleeting nature of fame and material success. Anchoring his life in faith and serving others reshaped his approach to leadership, family, and business.Key points of his philosophy include:Excellence in Small Things: Success begins with humility and attention to detail. Small tasks build trust and character.Teamwork: Prioritize relationships over self-promotion. Treat every team member with respect and value their input.Teachability: Embrace mentorship and lifelong learning. Chris credits mentors like Dr. Chwen Sheu for shaping his life and career.Servant Leadership: Serve others selflessly to inspire loyalty and empower future leaders.Perseverance: Overcome challenges with resilience, supported by those you've invested in along the way.Chris emphasizes that true leadership is measured by the lives positively impacted. He challenges listeners to prioritize legacy over self-interest, highlighting the exponential influence a leader can have on others and, by extension, society. Grounded in biblical principles, he asserts that fulfillment and success come from putting others first, echoing the teachings of Jesus: “If you want to be first, you must be last and servant of all.

...a "Risin' " session that speaks for itself, filled to the brim with quality choonage and a lovely vibe - kick back, hit Play, and let the goodness hit you......do enjoy!! Track-listing:  Max Sinàl feat. Bianca Nieddu - WaitingMax Sinàl feat. Hutch The Great & Melodi Marsh - Let You InJullian Gomes, Kuniyuki Takahashi & Sio - Let Me Go (Atjazz Astro Remix)Ralf GUM feat. Monica Blaire - AWA (Atjazz Love Soul Remix)Babs Presents - Real Slow (Soulful Mix)Ernesto & the Basement Gospel - Is It True (Dirtytwo Remix)Kerri Chandler feat. NAE (SA) - Caged Bird (Full Vocal Media Mix)Babs Presents feat. Bella O' Connor - Reconcile To Forgiveness (Original Mix)David Morales & Romina Johnson - Be Somebody (Kenny Carpenter Extended Vocal MixPiers Kirwan - Heartbeat (Original Mix)DJ CEEZ feat. Tiff Beatty - Love My Drum (Late Nite Swing Vocal)Tatham, Mensah, Lord & Ranks – Stars Shine For You2fox feat. Liam Bailey & BB James - So LongBlack Coffee feat. Zonke - Gardens Of Eden (Sai & Ribatone Broken Home Mix) Boddhi Satva feat. Athenai & C. Robert Walker - Who Am I (Atjazz Astro Remix)DJ Cecil feat. Tiffany Austin - Ain't No Grave (Original Mix)DJ E-Clyps feat. Tasha LaRae - Embrace (Extended Mix)Melchyor A - My Mind (Melchyor A's Hmida Mix)Rico Herrera feat. Jane Hamilton - Thank You (Original Mix) …and here's the download link: https://www.sendspace.com/file/f47sq3…as always, thanks to all who locked on…  

Certains militaires se sont fait un nom du fait de leur bravoure mais aussi de leurs excentricités. C'est le cas du major Allison Digby Tatham-Warter. Né en 1917, il devient très vite orphelin.Gazé durant la Grande Guerre, son père meurt en effet à la fin du conflit. Allison est bien décidé à suivre son exemple. Sorti du prestigieux collège de Sandhurst, il devient donc officier et sert aux Indes.Durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, il revient en Angleterre et prend la tête d'une unité de parachutistes. À la fin du conflit, elle participe notamment à une opération aux Pays-Bas, chargée de s'emparer de ponts stratégiques.Mais le major Digby Tatham-Warter ne se signalait pas seulement par sa bravoure. C'était aussi un original, y compris sur le champ de bataille.En effet, cet officier, qui ne manquait pas d'humour, conduisait ses hommes au combat en brandissant, non pas une arme ou une canne, mais...un parapluie ! Et il n'oubliait pas de se coiffer d'un chapeau melon.Si le major emportait son parapluie au combat, c'est, d'après ses dires, pour être plus facilement reconnu. Assez distrait, il oubliait souvent les mots de passe. Son parapluie lui servait alors de sésame.Il pensait que cet accessoire ne pouvait que l'identifier aux yeux des soldats alliés. En effet, qui pouvait agiter un parapluie en pleine bataille et s'affubler d'un chapeau melon sinon un Anglais ? La légende veut même que ce fameux parapluie ait servi d'arme au major. Il lui aurait permis de blesser un conducteur de char ennemi.Mais cet officier n'était pas à une excentricité près. Ainsi, il remet à l'honneur l'usage du clairon, que l'armée britannique avait abandonné depuis plus d'un siècle. Il pense en effet que les communications passeront mieux par le son de cet instrument que par des messages radio souvent défaillants.Un autre épisode met bien en évidence l'originalité de son comportement. En effet, il est également connu pour avoir affrété un avion qui emmena directement ses hommes à une fête donnée au prestigieux hôtel Ritz à Londres ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

On this week's Hemp Podcast, I recap my recent visit to the Heart of Europe, the Golden City, the City of a Hundred Spires, the capital city of the Czech Republic and the historical capital of the Kingdom of Bohemia — Prague. The occasion for my trip was the European Industrial Hemp Association's 21st annual Conference, this year held in the Czech Republic. I was invited to be part of an American delegation representing the American hemp industry. The trip was funded through a grant from the USDA Market Access Program, or MAPS. The Market Access Program allows the Foreign Agricultural Service, the FAS, to partner with American trade associations, cooperatives, trade groups and small business “to share the costs of overseas marketing and promotional activities that help build commercial export markets for U.S. agricultural products and commodities,” according to the USDA website. The National Industrial Hemp Council was given official cooperator status by the USDA earlier this year, giving it access to MAP funding. At the conference, I witnessed my fellow Americans developing relationships and making business deals, and I saw the purpose of the USDA's Market Access Program playing out in real time. During the conference, I interviewed over 30 hemp people from around the world. On this episode we'll hear what people had to say about hemp in Europe, what the U.S. can learn from the Europeans, what the Europeans can learn from the U.S., and a whole lot more. Before the conference started June 5, Lorenza Romanese, managing director of the European Industrial Hemp Association, was hopeful for a successful event. “I hope that people will engage. I hope that people will go back home knowing more than what they knew when they arrived,” she said. “I hope that they are able to develop business opportunities.” Francesco Mirizzi is senior policy advisor at EIHA and focuses on the fiber and grain sectors. He said the fiber industry is well developed in Europe, thanks in large part to farmers and processors in France. “We kept production in Europe after the Second World War, and we have something like seven or eight big size decortication facilities that allowed us to build a market for fiber,” he said, “mostly dedicated to specific paper application composites, and especially in the automobile industry, and fibers for insulation material in construction and chives (hurd) for construction, like hempcrete.” An epicenter of hemp construction in Europe is war-torn Ukraine, less than 800 miles to the east of Prague. Sergiy Kovalenkov is a Ukranian hemp builder who has been teaching refugees displaced by Russia's war on Ukraine how to rebuild with hemp. “We train the refugees, the people that lost their houses. And they started to build their own homes during the war using local biomass,” he said. “So when you tell me you have problems, trust me, let's go to Ukraine. I'll show you what problems are,” he said. Hana Gabrielová, a recent podcast guest, is from Czech Republic and was instrumental in bringing the conference to her home country. She has worked with hemp for over 20 years and is involved in many ares of hemp in Europe, including as a board member of EIHA as well as a member of the CzecHemp Cluster, an advisory board to help guide and grow the Czech hemp industry domestically and abroad. Gabrielová was very kind to me, pointing me in the right direction on Czech food, restaurants, pilsner, and what I should see while visiting this ancient city. She recommended the svíčková (pronounced sveech-covah), which she described as the national dish consisting of a root vegetable cream sauce and high quality beef sirloin, served with dumplings. It was good. As for what to see in Prague, she said I should see the astronomical clock in Old Town Square and the Charles Bridge over the River Vltava. “They are not far from each other,” she said. “Prague is not too big so you can walk it out and have a nice afternoon and see everything basically,” she said. I took her advice and wandered around the city each day after the conference ended. I cannot express to you how impressive the city was to me, with its ancient streets of cobblestone and castles and medieval fortresses. So much history in one place. But not all ancient history. I was inspired to learn more about the Velvet Revolution that took place in 1989. It started as student protests against the one party rule of the Czechoslovakian Communist Party. Within a week, the crowd grew to over 500,000 people in Wenceslas Square, shaking their house keys, telling the communists to step down and go home. It worked. By the end of the month, the party relinquished control over the people. I think we can all learn lessons from this story. We the people hold the power. IN this episode you will hear: 15:22 Hana Gabrielová https://hempoint.cz/en/ https://www.konopius.com/ 17:05 Lorenza Romanese EIHA Managing Director https://eiha.org/ 21:18 Francesco Mirizzi Sr. Policy Advisor, EIHA 27:06 Laurie Blanchecotte Antoine Moussie La Chanvrière 32:51 Sergiy Kovalenkov Ukrainian Hemp Builder https://hempire.tech 36:13 Jörg Morgner Axel Philipps https://www.temafa.com/ 38:43 Otilia Frolu Romanian Hemp Cluster 42:45 Stephania Christodoulou Pavlos Kitsis https://klostiki.com/ 50:15 Daniel Kruse https://hempconsult.com/daniel-kruse/ 53:26 Catherine Wilson https://uk.linkedin.com/in/catherine-wilson-b2a7133b 58:20 Christophe Nourissier https://en.augur.associates/equipe 1:07:26 Maciej Kowalski https://kombinatkonopny.pl/ 1:10:27 Daniel Matthews, Caroline Matthews, Tatham https://tatham-uk.com/ 1:12:47 Frederic Vallier Maren Krings Federation of International Hemp Organizations     https://marenkrings.com/ Learn More about USDA's Market Access program https://fas.usda.gov/programs/market-access-program-map Learn More about the National Industrial Hemp Council https://nihcoa.com/ News Nuggets Pa. Gov. Visits Lancaster County Hemp Farm to Announce Ag Innovation Grant https://www.lancasterfarming.com/farming-news/news/shapiro-farm-visit-promotes-10m-for-ag-innovation-in-budget-proposal/article_65f3adfe-2755-11ef-a48b-4f9a0a14b320.html 2024 NIHH Hemp Building WorkshopJune 20 – 21 • maple park, IL Register: https://nihh.org/ Read Eric Hurlock's blog about his trip to Praguehttps://www.lancasterfarming.com/farming-news/hemp/follow-lancaster-farming-at-the-2024-european-industrial-hemp-conference-in-prague/collection_64c3071c-1f54-11ef-aa56-63dfa0a4ce3f.html Lancaster Hemp Circuit, August 20-21Learn more and register: info@kingsagriseeds.com Thanks to Our Sponsors! IND Hemp in Fort Benton, Montana https://indhemp.com/ Pennsylvania Hemp Industry Council https://www.pahic.org/ Kings Agriseeds https://kingsagriseeds.com/ Forever Green https://www.getforevergreen.com/ Music by Tin Bird Shadow https://tinbirdshadow.bandcamp.com/album/dot-dot-dot

...the latest in the "Risin' " sessions, and one of those where it's all about letting the music speak for itself, and do what it needs to do for you!! Enjoy!!Track-listing: Wakeel Ali & Corey Holmes - Probably MeTerry Hunter feat. Raheem DeVaughn - Favorite Thing To Do (Terry Hunter Remix)MissFly & Mr. Eclectic - Loving Is Easy (Original Mix)Stacey Mallory feat. Earl W. Green - Love You Still (Reconstruction Mix)Miku Yonezawa - Spiral Fall (Fizzikx Jazz Fusion Remix)Distant People, Francois A & Taliwa – Don't Belong (Version 3)Jason Hersco - With Me (Justnique Remix)Prefix One feat. Soul-Omai - Rise Up (Kinky Roland Remix)Carlos Castro - Runaway (Original Mix)Demarkus Lewis - Goodnite Lady (Main Mix)Tatham, Mensah, Lord & Ranks – Mind Skies Tatham, Mensah, Lord & Ranks – Fila HeightsNatasha Watts - I Am Me (Atjazz Remix)Deyampert – I Want You To Know MeEVM128 - Twisted (Afroforce Remix)Wipe the Needle feat. Ed Ramsey - Just To Say (Original Mix)Nutown Soul - Stay (David Harness Stay Safe Remix)MrMilkDee & Jill Rock Jones - 2 Positions (Sean McCabe Remix)Maysa - I Don't Mind (DJ Spen & Reelsoul Traxsource Exclusive Remix)Marley Marl, Lady Alma & Kenny Bobien - Joy (Hallelujah) Extended (Extended Version)…and here's the download link: https://www.sendspace.com/file/ujli0m…as always, thanks to all who locked on… 

Dark Windows Podcast ep. 267: WWII was horrific, I think we can all agree to that. The Brits somehow went through some of the worst combat situations of the war but, some of them did it with flair and humor. That's where we land with Digby Tatham-Warter... Enjoy https://pdcn.co/e/traffic.megaphone.fm/AOR5291829507.mp3?updated=1705717224 If you want more you can go over to https://www.patreon.com/darkwindowspodcast and become a Patron for just $5 a month and get a bonus episode every week! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

...bitterly cold in the UK on this Soulful Saturday, so what else to do but try and provide some soulful, deep and broken heat for the body, mind and soul!! Enjoy this, I did hearing it unfold!!Track-listing: China Charmeleon feat. Sio - Little Me (Extended Mix)Joeski feat. Katiie - On The LineSir Mos & Beat Soul - Dreams (Extended Mix)Chiffon Zoo & Rona Ray - Cold Shoulder (Original Mix)Sir Mos feat. Songbird - Wait For Love (Extended Mix)Dark Horse & Jack_M - Lost BoyAquadeep & Veesoul feat. Rudi'Kastic & Ms Isis - Gat Your BackCorey Holmes & Wakeel Ali - Exactly Like YouJason Hersco - Dream Girl (Miguel Migs Moody Dub)Tdo Soulfreak feat. Tahir Jones - Don't Do ItTanja Dixon - Where Do We Go (Original SLAAG)Detroit Rising - Peace & Harmony (Kaidi Tatham Remix)Saul feat. Poppy Ajudha - Earth & RainTommy Rawson - Ads MoodTatham, Mensah, Lord & Ranks – Two Way Here One Way GoThe James L'Estraunge Orchestra - Closer (Instrumental)DJ Bullet, DJ Patlama, Man Q & Ole - Save The MusicEmmaculate feat. Zernell - Holy Ghost Power (South Side Gospel Mix)Rythmic SA, MoreSoul & Dav Risen - Show Us The Way (Main Mix)Randy Roberts, DJ Spen & Thommy Davis - The Question Is (Original Extended Mix)…and here's the download link: https://www.sendspace.com/file/f7oe1r…as always, thanks to all who locked on… 

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A fresh cut for our sports lead, Nick Tatham sees our drive team having mixed reactions. Listen here:

Celebrating women in sport, Nick Tatham chatted to Saskia Hockly about her very bright future. Listen here:

Back like we never left! Episode 106 has us connecting with current McMaster head coach Patrick Tatham. “PT” and Mitch go back in time to discuss a variety of things; from some poor decision-making as a young person that led to a unique opportunity involving basketball, and why a small D1 school was the right choice. Patrick's coaching journey has been a unique one as well, from assistant coaching roles to the G league with a former guest of the show and now leading a storied University program. Patrick talks mentorship from a former guest and the future of the U19 men's team he is going to lead this summer. The goals and standards are high, we wish the squad best of luck! No better way to spend your Friday than downloading and subscribing to your favourite hoops podcast! Thank you to our sponsors @parksidebrewery @pgc_hoops and @atobball. As always to you—our listeners, we see and appreciate you! Reach out to us at ahoopsjourney@gmail.com Podcast Guests: Patrick Tatham Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Tatham LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-tatham-099a881b Aaron Mitchell - Host Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/a_a_mitch/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ahoopsjourney/ Website: https://www.ahoopsjourney.com/ Sponsors: PGC Basketball https://pgcbasketball.com/ Parkside Brewery https://www.theparksidebrewery.com/ ATO Basketball Merchants https://www.atobball.com/

Kelly chats with her cousin, prolific sitcom writer Chuck Tatham, about the WGA strike, his time working on Arrested Development, how the industry has changed over the past 30 years, AI, mini-rooms, and the best part of working in TV: snacks.

When Steve Tatham arrived at Walt Disney Imagineering in 1987, the Disney Decade was ramping up following the arrival of Michael Eisner. Expansion happened constantly during that time, and Disney added new theme parks, resorts, and massive attractions. He has faced a similar situation after joining Universal Creative in 2015.… Read more... The post 194. Steve Tatham on Dinosaur, Cinemagique, Superstar Limo, and Universal appeared first on Tomorrow Society.

PASSENGER 17: Former Disney Imagineer, writer, set designer, inspirational speaker, and the voice and vision of Universal's Epic Universe, Steve Tatham   From the Jungle Cruise to the comedy stage, architecture school to theme park design, Steve Tatham has spent over 30 years walking the path of creative leadership. And boy, are his feet tired! Set your pocket watch to join us for the 16th timely and timeless episode of The Spirit of the Time Zoomcast as we invite longtime Disney Imagineer and current Vice President/Executive Creative Director at Universal Creative aboard our time machine to relive milestone moments in his illustrious career in Los Angeles, Orlando, Paris, Tokyo, and Osaka - and his current role as the voice and vision of what could be America's last major theme park — Universal's Epic Universe — scheduled to open in 2025!

Shipping's persistent piracy problem has all but disappeared off the radar of late. Attacks are still happening of course, but according to the International Maritime Bureau's latest annual report maritime piracy and armed robbery attacks have reached their lowest recorded levels in 30 years. Last year there were five attempted hijacks of ships recorded, only two of them were successful and only one of them saw pirates fire weapons. Compare that to the relative recent heyday of the Somali piracy scourge where hijacks attempts were happening daily and in 2011 alone the 237 attacks cost the industry $8.3bn in ransom and insurance costs – it seems the piracy risk has subsided. So, have the pirates hung up their Kalshnikovs for good? Well, piracy in the Gulf of Guinea, the epicentre of today's most significant security hotspot, has clearly been on a downward trend in the past few years, but illegal oil bunkering and pipeline vandalism is at an all-time high. And while the hijack business model may have been broken, armed robbery against ships, particularly in domestic waters, is also not going away. So, this week on the podcast we are looking at what the recent lull in piracy activity means for maritime security and whether it really has disappeared. We look at the regulatory crackdowns and also explore whether the current lull in piracy is really just a rebranding statistics and rampant underreporting. Feature expert insights from • Cyrus Mody, the deputy director of the International Maritime Bureau • Martin Kelly, Lead Intelligence Analyst at EOS Risk Group • Jakob Larsen, Head of Maritime security, BIMCO • Stephen Askins, Partner at Tatham & Co

We found him! The man who came up with Bob Loblaw's law blog on Arrested Development. Had to be a Canadian, right? Chuck Tatham, from Listowel in southwestern Ontario, has had a stellar career in Canada and the U.S., writing and producing such shows as Less Than Kind, Arrested Development, How I Met Your Mother and Modern Family.Lately he's been executive producing Children Ruin Everything and the animated series Central Park. He was also previously involved in a couple of fondly-remembered one-season wonders: Andy Barker, P.I. and Back to You. Hear him on how one show led to another, as well as on a new project which brought him back across the border again: "Offside: The Harold Ballard Story." Yes, this is Part II of a podcast from earlier this week featuring Tatham's fellow EP's, Michael Geddes and Jason Priestley. Tatham still hopes to spin Ballard's outrageous adventures into a series based on his pilot script. Paging John Goodman in the lead, I say. In the meantime, enjoy story after story from this talented and very funny Canadian writer-producer -- including the daytime show he most loved to watch as a child whenever he managed to stay home sick from school.

Support us on Patreon! Pledge $5+ per month for bonus content, the PON Discord and more! Ryan and Arash sit on the couch this week to mourn the loss of Canucks' fan favourite Gino Odjick and look back on the huge impact he had in Vancouver and around the NHL. They look back at Jim Rutherford's very candid press conference regarding the internal investigation into Tanner Pearson's injury, his comments about Bruce Boudreau, Bo Horvat and the salary cap and more. Chuck Tatham, Executive Producer of 'Offside - The Harold Ballard Story' chats with Ryan about the film project, telling the story of Harold Ballard and all the former Toronto Maple Leafs who contributed to the film. Offside premiers Sunday, January 22nd on CBC Televsion (and streaming off CBC Gem). And finally, the fellas play Sauce It or Toss It, answer some great listener questions and dive into this week's PON Trivia! Support the show on Patreon! Pledge a coupla bucks ($5+) for access to our bonus content including video podcasts, access to the PON Discord and our weekly 5 Minutes For Paying segment. On this week's video segment,Arash presses Ryan about what he would do in a zombie apocalypse with an electric car and they entertain some out of towners and show them the Vancouver sights! Looking for our social media? Here's our link tree

My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan talks to Chuck Tatham one of the executive producers of Offside: The Harold Ballard Story now streaming on CBC Gem. (A Leafs documentary directed by Jason Priestley.) My Summer Lair Chapter #250: Do You Believe In The Ballard Curse? Recorded: Friday January 20, 2023 11:00 AM (EST)

Nick Tatham talks to South Africa's third ranked amateur and Durban Country Club star Jono Broomhead before he tees it up at his first SA Open at Blair Atholl on Thursday. Broomhead will be looking to join an illustrious list of winners of the Freddie Tait Cup for the highest placed amateur at the SA Open.

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The 2022 Fort Nottingham Highland Gathering is coming up on 10 September 2022 in Fort Nottingham in the KZN Midlands and one of South Africa's great Strong men Tristen O'Brien talks to Nick Tatham about the famous, if not a little peculiar, sports that take place.

...as we enter the 16th year of the "Risin' " sessions, here's a lil' 2-hour look back at just a small part of my favourite selections over the previous 15 years...so many fabulous nuggets, and as always, never enough time to cover them all!! But I hope you enjoy this slice of archive goodness, and my humble and heartfelt thanks to all that have locked on, listened live or caught the podcasts over the years, as well as the producers, songwriters, musicians and vocalists that create such uplifting and soul-touching moments...here's to Year 16!!Track-listing:Ethan White feat. Lisa Shaw – Find The Way (Main Vocal Mix)CalvINSOL feat. Yolanda Adams – Open My Heart (Original Sol Mix)Le Croque feat. Tabia - Syanisaba (Original Mix)Grand High Priest Craig Loftis feat. D'Bora Ross – Surely (GHP 2010 Vocal Mix)Kentphonik – Hiya Kaya (Rocco Deep Mix)Paolo Rocco - Move Body, Move ForwardFusion Groove Orchestra - Steve Lucas - If Only I Could (Liem Remix)Heston feat. Mr. Fluff - Fuse (Original Mix)Amp Fiddler - Hollywood (Wally Callerio Remix Remastered)Andre Zimma & Colin Corvez feat. Clara Hill - U Know Like (Original Mix)Blakai feat. Bembe Segue - Simmer Down (House Remix)Pete Josef - Night Gospel (Typesun's Root Elevation Reconstruction)Daniel Crawford feat. Cleveland  P. Jones - Home AfricaTatham, Mensah, Lord & Ranks – Two Way Here, One Way GoJohn Dalagelis & Stelios Vassiloudis - Niko's Apartment The Djoon Experience feat. Kenny Bobien - Old Landmark (Greg Gauthier Dance Culture Mix)RedSoul - Born Again (Original Gospel Stomp!)DJ Spen & Fonda Rae - Nobody But YouJasper Street Co. feat. Teddy Douglas - Oh Give Thanks (Album Version)…and here's the download link:https://www.sendspace.com/file/uwbjfi…hope you enjoy – as always, thanks to all who locked on…https://pressureradio.com

Cyrus Tatham shares his faith journey with us, which talks about prophecy, healing, words of knowledge and a greater depth of Gods heart for us.  Support the show

Ahead of the upcoming International Tennis Federation Junior 2 and Junior 1 events coming up at Curro, Hillcrest, Nick Tatham chatted to the Operational Manager of Curro Sports Jared Temlett about the prestigious events coming to Durban!

After winning a maiden Indian Premier League title with the Gujarat Titans, Nick Tatham caught up with Dave Miller to chat about a helter-skelter last eight weeks.

...we see out May with a "Risin' " session to get the blood flowing, head nodding and feet tapping from the off - straight in with uptempo goodness, and just rolling from there - enjoy!!Track-listing:Zed Bias feat. Jaki Graham - The Music (Shur-I- Kan Vocal Mix)Artwork Sounds, SGVO, Oscar Mbo & Soldado - Hope (Dub Mix)Dearson feat. Uncle-R – SpiritArtwork Sounds feat. China Charmeleon - That NamePablosoul - VibrationsNitescape, Joseph Bound & Liz Jai - Supernatural (Richard Earnshaw's Inner Spirit Extended Mix)Soulnotmind - I Found Love (Early Mix)Tenobi - What You Need (Richard Earnshaw Revision)Miguel Migs feat. Lisa Shaw - Promises (Migs Piano Love Extended Vocal)Mannix feat. Lisa Shaw - So Much Time (Opolopo Remix)Ananda Project feat. Gaelle Adisson - Cascades Of Colour (Kuniyuki's Sugar Love Mix)Paper Tiger feat. Olivia Bhattacharjee - BioluminescentMarc feat. OVEOUS - On AgainJohn Dalagelis & Stelios Vassiloudis – Niko's ApartmentTatham, Mensah, Lord & Ranks - Two Way Here One Way GoChaka Khan - I Know You I Live You (Marc's Broken Soul Dub)Louie Vega feat. Tony Momrelle - Touch The Sky (Extended Version)Tommy Vee - Give You Up (Leo Gira Extended Remix)Moon Rocket - End Of The Weapons Noise (Moon Mix)Mike City & Mark Francis - Their Flowers (Kelvin Sylvester Afro Mix)…and here's the download link:https://www.sendspace.com/file/9w0snt…hope you enjoy – as always, thanks to all who locked on…https://pressureradio.com

The PGA Tour is refusing to release players for the LIV Golf Invitational Series opener.

Man City can open some daylight between themselves and Liverpool tonight when they face Wolves in the Premier League.

Australia is set to be announced as Rugby World Cup hosts for 2027.

Massive outing for Liverpool tonight against Aston Villa in the Premier League.

It has been confirmed that Erling Haaland will be joining Man City next season.

Novak Djokovic eases past Aslan Karatzev into the third round of the Italian Open.

The Premier League's North London derby will be season defining for both Arsenal and Tottenham on Thursday night.

Vincent Tshituka swapping the Lions for the Cell C Sharks next season.

Rafa Nadal still on the road back to his best as he takes part in the Italian Open this week.

Lukhanyo Am to boost the Sharks URC play-off ambitions.

Liverpool can lock up a Champions League final spot tonight when they face Villarreal in the second leg.

J Sbu has his knuckles at the ready to battle it out with a fellow ECR employee Listen to what's going down on the 1st December

Hello and welcome to rabble radio. It's the week of Friday, December 10. I'm your host and the editor of rabble.ca, Chelsea Nash. This week on the podcast, rabble contributor Brent Patterson interviews Wet'suwet'en land defenders Eve Saint and Jocelyn, or Jocey, Alec. Eve and Jocey are sisters who have been arrested and criminalized for defending their sovereign territory in northern British Columbia from a fracked gas pipeline being built on those lands without consent. Eve was arrested by the RCMP on February 7, 2020, at the Gidimt'en checkpoint blockade at the 44-kilometre mark on the Morice River Forest Service Road. There were 60-100 police officers present, including the Emergency Response Team (ERT), dressed in army green and carrying automatic weapons. Before she was arrested, Eve said to them:  “This is Wet'suwet'en territory. We are unarmed. We are peaceful. This is unceded territory. This is the territory of Woos. I am his daughter. You are invaders. You are not allowed here. You are not welcome.” Eve was charged with obstruction of justice and held in custody for four days. More recently, Jocey was arrested by the RCMP on November 19, 2021, while inside a cabin at Coyote camp near the 63-kilometre mark on the road. That cabin was built on the Marten Forest Service Road near Morice River to stop Coastal GasLink from drilling under the river to lay the pipe for its pipeline. Jocey was inside the cabin when the RCMP used an axe and then a chainsaw to tear down its front door as an ERT officer pointed an automatic weapon at those inside. Journalist Michael Toledano filmed this dramatic footage of the assault. Jocey was charged with civil contempt for breaching the terms of an injunction granted to Coastal GasLink not released from custody until November 23. Eve has said: “The post-traumatic stress is real. As Indigenous peoples, we don't like to see these images of our relatives and loved ones being invaded with these colonial forces.” Take a listen to these two powerful women as they discuss their experiences with Brent.  That was rabble contributor Brent Patterson interviewing Wet'suwet'en land defenders Eve Saint and Jocelyn Alec. Now, it's time for the segment we call: IN CASE YOU MISSED IT. This week at rabble, a new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives shows just how much higher the risk of contracting COVID-19 is for Indigenous, racialized workers, senior national politics correspondent Karl Nerenberg reports.  The new report does an analysis of jobs that require close physical contact with others and where risk of infection is highest. This includes jobs in health and long-term care, retail and warehousing and food processing. Here, the researchers' findings are striking. They identify not only a race and ethnicity gap, but also a gender gap. Indigenous women had the highest share of employment — over 30 percent — in the occupations that ranked as most dangerous and risky due to the physical proximity to others these roles demand. Next were non-Indigenous women at 28 per cent, followed by Indigenous men at 14.6 per cent. Non-Indigenous men had only a 12.5 per cent share of these dangerous and risky jobs. Racialized workers held well more than half — 57 per cent — of the jobs that included, to some degree, what the CCPA describes as “close proximity” to others. It is interesting to note that white women worked these jobs at almost as high a rate. On the other hand, a third of racialized men and only 28 per cent of white men worked in such high-risk situations. Overall, the CCPA notes that: “the fault lines of the pandemic have been drawn between low-wage and high-wage workers, between women and men, between those who could safely work from home and those who risked infection at work, between Indigenous Peoples and settlers, and between racialized and white Canadians (sic).” The study also noted that From July 2020 to June 2021, 28 per cent of Indigenous and 31 per cent of racialized households lived with economic insecurity. They lacked adequate funds to pay for basic needs such as food, housing and medicines. For white households, the proportion was much smaller: 16 per cent. It's these exact systemic disparities that authors Karen-Marie Elah Perry and Shila Avissa say are being brushed aside in our governments' ongoing pandemic response. Why are we being asked, they wonder, to return back to "normal" or to build "back," when "normal" is what got us here in the first place? Why are we being told that the pandemic is over because businesses have reopened meanwhile new variants are spreading rapidly across the globe, and the majority of the Global South is left without access to vaccinations?  "Whether driven by a focus on the economy above the wellbeing of workers, white supremacy's refusal to acknowledge the pandemic's ongoing impacts on racialized communities, or toxic masculinity's tendency to conceal vulnerability and “push through” the emotional pain of the pandemic, gaslighting is culturally systemic," the authors write.  Also this week:  Writer and land defender Kelly Tatham writes about her decision to divest her personal funds from the Royal Bank of Canada due to its involvement in funding fossil fuel projects like the Coastal Gaslink project currently being pushed without consent through Wet'suwet'en land. There's absolutely no reason to continue letting the big banks use our savings to bulldoze through Indigenous rights and fund the destruction of the planet. Even if there isn't enough money in your account to make a measurable difference in fossil fuel project investments, closing your account sends a message and creates a ripple effect, both inspiring others to do the same and empowering you to take on more tangible actions in your day-to-day life, Tatham writes, as she encourages others to take similar action.  Stephen Wentzell reports that Canada has been failing children living in impoverished conditions across the country for decades. At the current rate, childhood poverty won't be eradicated until the 2070s, according to a recently published report from Campaign 2000. The report concluded Canada has over 1.3 million children living in poverty, making up nearly one in five children. Between 2018 and 2019, just 24,170 children were lifted out of poverty, representing less than one per cent of Canada's impoverished youth. That's it for this week! If you like the show please consider subscribing. Rate, review, share it with your friends -- it takes two seconds to support independent media like rabble and your time and effort is invaluable to us. Follow us on social media across channels @rabbleca, and if you'd really like to support us directly, you can make a donation at rabble.ca/donate. You make indie media happen. Got feedback for the show? Get in touch anytime at editor@rabble.ca.  Thanks to our producer Breanne Doyle, to Brent Patterson for contributing this week's interview, and to Eve Saint and Jocey Alec for coming on the show.  I'm your host Chelsea Nash. Thanks for listening to rabble radio -- I'll talk to you next week for our final episode of 2021.  Photo: Gidimt'en Checkpoint Twitter

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THE RUNDOWN Hello and welcome to rabble radio, the proud reemergence of our weekly audio magazine. Rabble radio has its finger on the beat of the issues that matter to you. This week, we're talking about the issues that are conspicuously absent from the federal election thus far. And, we're talking youth voting. After that I'll take you through last week's headlines in a segment called "in case you missed it." But it's been a busy week -- so don't be too hard on yourself. That's what we're here for!  BTW, if you like what you hear, remember we here at rabble.ca cover and produce a lot more timely news, commentary and even events online. You can find it all at rabble.ca. STUDENT VOTING Our national politics reporter Stephen Wentzell joins us to talk about his story about how students feel their vote isn't valued. You can keep up with his reporting on the site, and be sure to sign up for our weekly newsletter so you never miss a beat. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Here are some stories you might have missed on rabble.ca this week. Joyce Nelson breaks down why we should be paying more attention to military spending this election. The federal government is set to award a $5-million contract for drone procurement this fall, in addition to the upfront cost of $19 million for the 88 new fighter jets it is proceeding with purchasing (the No New Fighter Jets Coalition pegs the full life-cycle cost of these jets at $77 million.) All this spending–in addition to a recent joint statement from Minister of Defence Harjit Sajjan and his American counterpart -- could signal that Canada is planning to participate in the U.S. ballistic missile shield -- the purpose of which is to create a North American shield to enable to U.S. to wage a "winnable" nuclear war. And, Rachel Snow laments that this federal election -- much like the 43 before it -- will not advance the interests of the First Nations peoples. Instead, the Canadian electorate is focused on "first-world problems," she writes. "We live within a shadow world of structural and economic apartheid that is so ingrained that many no longer question it," Snow notes of the living conditions of many First Nations. Snow observes that talk about reconciliation during this election is all about platitudes, politics, and public perception. Take the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, for instance, the first observance of which will take place on September 30. Rather than make reparations with Indigenous folks or address systemic challenges like clean water supply and living conditions on reserves, Trudeau "stepped out in front of the parade" and created a symbol. "The catastrophic state of Indigenous communities sits in the balance as Canadians ponder which party has the more progressive policies for some future, amorphous 'reconciliation,'" she writes. Plus, Aidan Simardone writes much of the same but about the Liberals' approach to Islamophobia. The Liberals' modus operandi towards Muslims is centred around "fairness," he writes. "It means opposing direct discrimination–hate crimes, slurs and exclusion from the halls of power. Rather than being systemic, it suggests that discrimination is the fault of individuals." The solution to Islamophobia (and to reconciliation) is not found in supplying each group with equal opportunity under capitalism; rather, more radical options are necessary, he writes. Also this week, Kelly Tatham reports from the blockades of Fairy Creek where she is participating in the resistance to and protest of the logging industry cutting back the old-growth forests. Amid increasing police raids, and after witnessing police violence directed to the Black and Indigenous forest defenders, Tatham questions whether any of it is really about the trees anymore–has it ever been? Read her piece to learn about the human cost of Fairy Creek. And, senior politics reporter Karl Nerenberg brings you up to speed on the first parallel look at the five major party leaders' TV performance after Radio-Canada hosted the first such event earlier this week. Jagmeet Singh was surprisingly on top of his game, Nerenberg noted, seeming to give on-top answers in good–if not perfect -- French, and overall giving off an air of amiability. The question remains if he -- as the only party leader who wears a turban -- will be able to overcome the xenophobia he faces in that province. Check out the rest of Nerenberg's analysis at rabble.ca. Candidates to watch This week, national politics reporter Stephen Wentzell profiled Vancouver Centre candidate Breen Ouellette. Ouellette, in his second election campaign against long-time incumbent, Liberal Hedy Fry. In 2019, Ouellette managed to come second, nabbing 23.7 per cent of the vote. His career in politics has not been without its challenges, though: Ouellette told Wentzell he has been subjected to repeated violent threats from anti-maskers while out on the campaign trail. Another candidate to watch this week: Libby Davies profiled Kamloops–Thompson -- Cariboo candidate Bill Sundhu, who sees a realistic path to victory in the BC interior. Conservative Cathy Macleod is not running for reelection there, and Sundhu feels there is Conservative fatigue among voters, giving the NDP a shot at taking that seat. Sundhu -- driven by social justice and informed by his own life experiences with racism, disability services, and much else -- wants the people of his riding to know they should expect more from their Member of Parliament. In cahoots Six human rights and environmental groups are requesting precautionary measures for activists opposed to the Escobal mine in Guatemala, according to Mining Watch Canada. We can't forget: this weekend is Labour Day! UFCW Canada wants to remind you that as we recover from COVID-19, we must ensure that we do not return to the status quo. Worker's rights are a big part of that, as we've seen from this pandemic. Now for our top five headlines, all of which you can find at rabble.ca. 1.    Stephen Wentzell: Student voters decry suspension of Vote on Campus program 2.    Bruce Campbell: Climate crisis cannot be separated from extreme wealth inequality 3.    David Climenhaga: No media welcome: Jason Kenney reappears to answer curated questions on Facebook Live 4.    Yves Engler: Afghanistan and the failure of Canadian 'aid' 5.    David Suzuki: IPCC report could be a legal game-changer for climate THE MUSICAL QUESTION Oh, and the music for this podcast? It's the jazz stylings of our political boffin, Karl Nerenberg.  END NOTES Stay tuned for more of our special election next week. If you like the show please consider subscribing wherever you listen to your podcasts. Rate, review, send it to a friend – you know the drill. Follow us on social media, @rabbleca on both Instagram and Twitter. Got feedback on the show? I'd love to hear from you. Get in touch anytime at editor@rabble.ca. I can't always promise I'll respond, but I do read everything. Catch more of our election coverage -- including some fantastic, in-depth policy analysis, more candidates to watch, and some radical opinions -- at rabble.ca.

This week podcast hosted by Sean Price is with Alex Tatham, Managing Director at Westcoast Limited. “Be the leader you would want to follow” Today we hear about the Alex's journey and how it lead him to be the Managing Director at the UK largest IT company Westcoast Limited. Starting off working his way up to a senior management level in accountancy at Ernst & Young. The main objective that was given to Alex at Westcoast, was to grow the business to £4 billion pound, starting at £600 million. Such an extraordinary task required tremendous amounts of effort, wisdom and determination. In the episode you will hear exactly how he took on that challenge and how he and the staff at Westcoast have been operating to achieve it. (There has roughly been an 800% grown over the 12 years Alex Tatham has been Managing Director!). “what are your opinions on a 4 day working week… well I want a 6 day week!” Alex mentions one of his regrets is not getting into sales sooner, since he was in accountancy before. Whilst he admits his days at Ernest and Young were great Alex reveals his true career path in life was always working in sales. Sean and Alex also discuss the current affairs surrounding Covid-19 and “Freedom Day”, now everybody is faced with something new to fear, being “pinged” by NHS Track and Trace. We also speak on the inequalities there are within the IT service industry and how Westcoast Limited are removing those stigmas and changing the norms in the industry, especially in regard to the woman- man ratio within the “The Channel”. From servicing 5 machines a day to 5,000. We take a look at Westcoasts exponential growth and how being a privately owned business with good finance has helped expand the business massively. In today's episode we see find out about Alex's views on working from home, hearing that he would rather people be in office to create the energy for high levels of productivity as well as interacting and enjoying speaking to staff. Mentioning bell ringing after any big success has been temporarily stopped because of Covid-19. Alex goes on to give us an inside view on what life is like at Westcoast, discovering there isn't a “open door policy” because there aren't any doors or secluded offices where senior staff work, all the sales team including Alex and Joe sit at their desks in the office with everyone else. Giving employees the opportunity to ask questions and seek support. (Fun Fact Alex and his wife Sue, are the first ever married couple to come out of the show “Blind Dates”!)

Chuck Tatham is a Canadian screenwriter and television producer best known for his work on Arrested Development, How I Met Your Mother, and Modern Family.Chuck moved to Los Angeles in 1991 with his brother Jamie to pursue a career in writing in the film and television industry after working in the advertising business for fifteen years in Toronto.Tatham's first writing job was in 1992 on the sitcom Full House, for which he wrote eight episodes with his brother and writing partner, Jamie, who later quit and returned to Vancouver, while Chuck went on to become a producer in 1994. He then went on to a number of simultaneous writer-producer jobs on sitcoms including Suddenly Susan, Oh, Grow Up, Less Than Perfect, The Jake Effect and Andy Barker, P.I., the latter four of which he served as a co-executive producer. His most notable (and acclaimed) role, however, has been as a writer and co-executive producer for the comedy series Arrested Development from 2005 to 2006. He was nominated for two Emmys in 2006; the first shared with the show's other producers in the category of Outstanding Comedy Series, and the second shared with three other writers of the episode "Development Arrested" in the Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series category. He has also, with the rest of the Arrested Development writing crew, been nominated for two Writers Guild of America Awards, in 2005 and 2006, both in the Comedy Series category.

Tamara Tatham is a Canadian professional basketball player. She plays for the Canada women's national basketball team. She has competed in the 2012 and 2016 Summer Olympics.

On today's podcast Brad and Coach Markus help Matthew Tatham put a plan in place to transition from Dusi Canoe Marathon training to taking on the Comrades Marathon. We also announce this week's #BiogenJourney winner and have some feedback from previous guest on the podcast Trevor Smith. www.CoachParry.com