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Promotional Link: Regenerative Business Economy Community and Resource Commons In episode 127 of the Seeds of Tao Podcast, Thomas Richardson is joining us to share his amazing journey from his gypsy travels around Europe, to regenerative entrepreneurship. Through his experience with a myriad of people, a mindset of lifelong learning, and boots on the ground experience in festival and event creation, he's crafted his journey into regeneration. Like so many of us, along his journey Thomas made a huge pivot to live a higher level of alignment with his values and passion in regenerative entrepreneurship. Join us in this episode as we talk about entrepreneurship, the power of regeneration, and transitioning the economy from an extractive system to a regenerative one. You can check out the full show notes on our site.   Guest Bio: Thomas Richardson I'm a serial entrepreneur with a varied and completely unique history. I held the title of head elephant boy for Chipperfield's circus at 13, launched a music producing label and studio in my early career, founded and currently run Geosculpt Ireland, an award-winning environmentally innovative garden and landscape business that brings traditional stonemasonry techniques into the 21st century with advanced permaculture and cutting-edge design, and am the founder and CEO of GEIA, the Global Ecological Investment Agency, which finds novel ways to fund regenerative agricultural and ecological projects through full circle systems.   Host Bio: Joshua Prieto Josh is the Co-Founder and Director of the Seeds of Tao learning platform for regenerative entrepreneurs. He has over 10 years of experience creating, building, and operating startup solutions alongside entrepreneurs of all shapes and sizes. That experience has shown him that entrepreneurs have the biggest role to play in the Anthropocene as we either create the solutions for, or become the root problem of, our people, planet, and future. Josh now co-creates educational programs that disrupt the current way our entrepreneurs learn. His holistically designed educational programs empower entrepreneurs to stop chasing “silver-bullet” solutions and start designing solutions that use regenerative systems.

Psychologist Dr. Thomas Richardson (University of Southampton), and author and mental health advocate Cara Lisette speak on how to help maintain self-compassion, discuss perfectionism in bipolar disorder, and answer your questions drawing on their clinical and lived experiences. Hosted by Dr. Emma Morton. Dr. Thomas Richardson is a Clinical Psychologist working as an Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology within the School of Psychology, University of Southampton. Thomas leads teaching about CBT for Bipolar Disorder on the CPT diploma and is actively involved in various research projects around Bipolar Disorder. Prior to this he worked for 8 years as a clinical psychologist in a community mental health team for adults within the UK National Health Service. He did his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Southampton, qualifying in 2013. His doctorate thesis looked at if tuition fees increases impacted on student mental health, which led to his ongoing study of finances and mental health. Dr. Richardson also has lived experience of bipolar disorder. Cara Lisette is a mental health advocate, author and therapist. She was diagnosed with bipolar disorder aged 25 and since then has been actively campaigning to reduce stigma around the illness and raise awareness of signs and symptoms to look out for. She runs a successful blog (www.caras-corner.com) about her experiences with mental illness, and is also active on Twitter (@caralisette) and Instagram (@caralisette), where she shares more about her journey and about mental health in general. She has recently written a self help book for people with bipolar disorder which is due out in June 2023, after her self help book for people with eating disorders became a best-seller. She hopes that her knowledge as both a therapist and somebody with lived experience have come together to create a resource that will help people to understand themselves and their illness better. #talkBD gathers researchers, people with lived experience, healthcare providers, and top bipolar disorder experts from around the world to discuss and answer the most important questions about living with bipolar disorder. Learn more about the talkBD Bipolar Disorder Podcast and upcoming episodes at https://talkBD.live

Welcome to episode 108 [originally broadcast on Wednesday 7 December 2022] of #mhTV​​​​​​​​. This week Nicky Lambert and David Munday spoke with Dr Thomas Richardson about the psychological mechanisms of bipolar. TR - Dr. Thomas Richardson is a Clinical Psychologist. He is Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology and has researched for several years the link between financial difficulties and mental health problems. You can find a Twitter thread of links that were discussed in the episode here: https://twitter.com/Unite_MHNA/status/1600564463018856448 Some Twitter links to follow are: VG - www.twitter.com/VanessaRNMH NL - www.twitter.com/niadla​​​​​​​​ DM - www.twitter.com/davidamunday TR - www.twitter.com/DrTomRichardson Credits: #mhTV Presenters: Vanessa Gilmartin, Nicky Lambert & David Munday Guests: Dr Thomas Richardson Theme music: Tony Gillam Production & Editing: David Munday

Welcome to episode 105 [originally broadcast on Wednesday 16 November 2022] of #mhTV​​​​​​​​. This week Nicky Lambert and David Munday spoke with guest Dt Thomas Richardson about Money and mental health: The psychological links. TR - Dr. Thomas Richardson is a Clinical Psychologist. He is Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology and has researched for several years the link between financial difficulties and mental health problems. Some Twitter links to follow are: VG - www.twitter.com/VanessaRNMH NL - www.twitter.com/niadla​​​​​​​​... DM - www.twitter.com/davidamunday TR - www.twitter.com/DrTomRichardson Credits: #mhTV Presenters: Vanessa Gilmartin, Nicky Lambert & David Munday Guests: Dr Thomas Richardson Theme music: Tony Gillam Production & Editing: David Munday

Host Tom Merrill speaks with retired Chief of the FDNY Thomas Richardson. Not only did Chief Richardson enjoy an incredible 41-year career in the FDNY, reaching the highest uniformed rank possible as Chief of Department, but he is also a longtime volunteer firefighter and former chief and current commissioner in his hometown volunteer department. He is a passionate firefighter who cares deeply about all firefighters as well as the fire service. Listen in as the chief talks about his fire service journey and all the legends he has worked with through the years. The chief will share many nuggets of wisdom based upon his experiences on both the paid and volunteer side, and he will talk about what it means to be a true professional firefighter...paycheck or not.  https://www.theprofessionalvfd.com/ Sponsored by MagneGrip  and TenCate.

Episode 28 - Thomas Richardson

On the latest episode of Now, Appalachia, Eliot interviews poet Thomas Richardson. Thomas is a teacher and writer. Born in Raleigh, North Carolina, and raised in Columbus, Mississippi, he earned his bachelor's degree from Millsaps College and master's degrees from Vanderbilt University and Mississippi University for Women. He teaches English at the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science in Columbus, where he resides with his wife Hillary, son Emmett, and their pets. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eliot-parker/support

On this episode of Now, Appalachia, Eliot interviews poet Thomas Richardson about his new collection HOW TO READ. Thomas is a teacher and writer. Born in Raleigh, North Carolina, and raised in Columbus, Mississippi, he earned his bachelor's degree from Millsaps College and master's degrees from Vanderbilt University and Mississippi University for Women. He teaches English at the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science in Columbus, where he resides with his wife Hillary, son Emmett, and their pets.

On this episode of Now, Appalachia, Eliot interviews poet Thomas Richardson about his new collection HOW TO READ. Thomas is a teacher and writer. Born in Raleigh, North Carolina, and raised in Columbus, Mississippi, he earned his bachelor's degree from Millsaps College and master's degrees from Vanderbilt University and Mississippi University for Women. He teaches English at the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science in Columbus, where he resides with his wife Hillary, son Emmett, and their pets.

London, 1905. Prodigal son Thomas Richardson has returned home, only to learn that his sister is being held for ransom by a religious cult. Determined to get her back at any cost, Thomas travels to the idyllic island where the cult lives. As Thomas infiltrates the island's community, he learns that the corruption of mainland society that they claim to reject has infested the cult's ranks nonetheless - and uncovers a secret more evil than he could have imagined. Release Year: 2018Genre: FantasyStarring: Dan Stevens, Richard Elfyn, and Paul Higgins.TrailerSummary: In 1905, a drifter on a dangerous mission to rescue his kidnapped sister tangles with a sinister religious cult on an isolated island. Join Our Community Sign Up for Email Updates | Patreon | Facebook | Twitter | Reddit Visit our online shop! https://shop.screenriot.net

In the latest #CBTALKS episode, Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology Dr Tom Richardson joins Dr Jorge Palacios, Senior Digital Health Scientist at SilverCloud Health to discuss the challenges of financial pressures and mental health.For the vast majority of us, dealing with finances can be stressful - but you are not alone and there are resources that can help such as SilverCloud's Space from Money Worries Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) programme, available via referral from your GP, select health plans, employers and financial service providers.If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review. You can follow SilverCloud for more content on Instagram @SilverCloudH See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Director of the UBC Centre for Gambling Research Dr. Luke Clark (University of British Columbia) and clinical psychologist Dr. Thomas Richardson discuss the relationship between mental health and risk from gambling, research into bipolar disorder and impulsivity, and useful management strategies. Hosted by Dr. Erin Michalak. Dr. Luke Clark's research focuses on the psychology and neuroscience of risky decision-making, with a specific interest in gambling behaviour. His research around mood disorders dates back to his PhD at the University of Oxford, where he studied state and trait aspects of cognitive function in bipolar disorder. He also works with the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center on cognitive function in late-life suicidality. Prior to moving to Vancouver in 2014, he was a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Psychology in Cambridge, U.K. At UBC, he teaches an undergraduate course on intro psychology and a third-year course on Gambling and Decision Making. He supervises graduate students in the clinical and cognitive programs in the UBC Department of Psychology. Dr. Thomas Richardson is a Clinical Psychologist working as an Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology within the School of Psychology, University of Southampton. Thomas leads teaching about CBT for Bipolar Disorder on the CPT diploma and is actively involved in various research projects around Bipolar Disorder. Prior to this he worked for 8 years as a clinical psychologist in a community mental health team for adults within the UK National Health Service. He did his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Southampton, qualifying in 2013. His doctorate thesis looked at if tuition fees increases impacted on student mental health, which led to his ongoing study of finances and mental health. Dr. Richardson also has lived experience of bipolar disorder. TalkBD is a series of online community gatherings to share support and tips for bipolar wellness. Learn more about the next event at www.TalkBD.live

Dr Thomas Richardson, is a professional living with Bipolar. Dr Thomas Richardson is a clinical psychologist and associate professor of clinical psychology at the University of Southampton. He is actively researching psychological treatment and understanding of Bipolar Disorder, leading teachings on CBT for Bipolar Disorder. Thomas was first diagnosed with a manic episode age 18 and was in hospital, then went on to be formally diagnosed with Bipolar age 22. We talk about how it took some time before he was comfortable disclosing his diagnosis in a professional setting and how that unfolded for him. Thomas has a particular interest in financial difficulties and impulsive spending whilst living with bipolar and actively researches this challenging area. He very kindly shares some tip and resources that can help those living with Bipolar and how to better manage things financially whilst also navigating living with Bipolar and the impulsivity it can bring. He also debunks the myth that over spending only happens in the higher phases of this illness and how it can actually show up in the lower phases also. I am sure you will find some great takeaways in this episode! Please find support and resources on our website www.bipolaruk.org Insta: @bipolar_uk Twitter: bipolaruk Facebook: bipolaruk Find Dr Thomas Richardson at: Twitter: @DrTomRichardson If you would like to be part of a research study with Dr Thomas Richardson then you can email him at: T.H.Richardson@soton.ac.uk Hosted by Emma Belle: Insta: @emmakbelle Facebook: bellekemma www.emmakbelle.com

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Dr. Thomas Richardson is one of the leading researchers on how BiPolar and mental health affects overspending. He is a Clinical Psychologist who has researched the link between financial difficulties and bipolar. He is an Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Southampton and lives with Bipolar Disorder himself. In this episode, we unpack impulsive spending issues and how to detect if they are related to mental health and/or bipolar disorder. For more information, visit the show notes at https://www.laurengreutman.com/dr-thomas-richards-how-bipolar-affects-our-spending-how-to-know-if-your-overspending-is-associated-with-mental-health-issues

In Volume 10 of The Best of The Bravest: Interviews With The FDNY's Elite, Mike Colón sits down with current FDNY Chief of Department Thomas Richardson, a 40 year veteran of the field, who recounts his outstanding career, how the FDNY has soldiered on through the coronavirus pandemic, & how he hopes to lead the department going forward as its highest ranking uniformed member. Connect With Mike Colón:Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikeinnewhavenInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/original_mc1/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-colon-23b3a115aBusiness Line: 917-781-6189Business Email: thecolonreport@gmail.comConnect With Chief Richardson:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-j-richardson-21774136Listen To The Podcast:iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/micd-in-new-haven/id1347647537iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-micd-in-new-haven-74906026/Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/mike-colons-showSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7yth6tWkA7kPAse43eJnNn?si=5y8boJBlRXOqRkIylL-KXw&nd=1PlayerFM: http://front.player.fm/series/micd-in-new-haven-2095021Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/search/mic%27d%20in%20new%20havenYouTube (Video Version): https://youtu.be/o1y5AqVpc8oOutro Song: Bad Company - Rock N' Roll Fantasy (1979)SONG DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN THIS SONG. All Rights Reserved To Respective Owners.

Nicole and Tori welcome Emily, owner and operator of Friendly City Books, the only local independent bookstore in Columbus, Mississippi. Friendly City Books recently reopened on Nov. 27, 2021 after the storefront was damaged 10 weeks prior in an accident. Emily recommends some new books for listeners, and gives insight to what book shoppers will find in the newly reopened storefront. Online purchases with Friendly City Books can be made at bookshop.org/shop/friendlycitybooks. In addition to the reopening, the hosts and Emily discuss the recent growth in book bans across the country. The resources discussed in this episode are listed below: Concrete Rose by Angie Thomas; Friendly City Books bookshop.org store; Libby audiobook app; Libro.fm audiobook app; Missouri bill proposed to jail librarians for lending books with 'inappropriate content' to minors; These Precious Days: Essays by Ann Patchett; Stretch Like Scarlet by Emily Liner, illustrated by John Clark; How to Read by Thomas Richardson

This is a Bonus episode that is being released on World suicide Prevention Day 2021. Simon Kitchen is the CEO of Bipolar UK and in this episode we get to know a bit about him and how he came to work with Bipolar UK. We talk about the Bipolar Commission research that is being carried out and also what we know so far about the impact of increased risk of suicide for those living with Bipolar. On the same day that this podcast is released Bipolar Uk will be hosting a free webinar for Suicide Prevention Day to raise the profile of the number of suicides linked to bipolar, and proactive steps that need to be taken to reduce them. What bipolar is and the link with suicide. Simon Kitchen – CEO, Bipolar UK What does the data tell us? Dr Clare Dolman, co-Chair Bipolar Commission What is currently being done in public policy to reduce bipolar suicides? (focus on England). Simon Kitchen – CEO, Bipolar UK What can we ALL do to reduce the risk of suicide for people living with bipolar? Dr Thomas Richardson – role of talking therapies in reducing suicides for people with bipolar Emma Belle and April Kelley, Bipolar UK Ambassadors with lived experience Key facts 1 in 20 people who take their own life in the UK have a diagnosis of bipolar Someone with bipolar has a suicide risk that's at least 20 times greater than someone without bipolar, which is higher than someone with major depressive disorder Yet these statistics don't reveal the whole picture. “It's very likely these figures are hugely underestimated because of the large numbers of people with bipolar who are undiagnosed or misdiagnosed,” says Professor Guy Goodwin, Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry, University of Oxford. The real figure is more likely to equate to two people with bipolar taking their own life every day. Resources Bipolar UK's suicide prevention bank of content can be found here: https://www.bipolaruk.org/blogs/suicide-prevention April Kelley's personal account of how she copes with the really difficult days: https://www.bipolaruk.org/blog/in-the-mist-of-time2 Jeremy Clark shares how he has learnt to manage suicidal thinking: https://www.bipolaruk.org/blog/managesuicidalthinking Emma Belle chats with founder of suicide prevention charity Grassroots, Chris Brown, on her podcast: https://www.bipolaruk.org/blog/how-do-we-speak-to-someone-who-is-suicidal Nicky Chinn reflects on how ‘talking about it' helps him deal with suicidal thinking: https://www.bipolaruk.org/blog/a-life-was-saved Ellie remembers her father who took his own life when she was at school: https://www.bipolaruk.org/blog/coping-with-loss

Sick Folks of Cinema Ep. 17 Apostle (2018), In this week's episode, we venture into 1905 London. A brother seeks to find his missing sister who's been taken by a religious cult. Seriously folks what's the worst that could happen on an island in the middle of butt-fuck nowhere? Let's discuss and review the Apostle (2018) directed by Gareth Evans. Synopsis: London, 1905. Prodigal son Thomas Richardson has returned home, only to learn that his sister is being held for ransom by a religious cult. Determined to get her back at any cost, Thomas travels to the idyllic island where the cult lives. As Thomas infiltrates the island's community, he learns that the corruption of mainland society that they claim to reject has infested the cult's ranks nonetheless - and uncovers a secret more evil than he could have imagined. Keith Graber: IG @keithdgraber, Stephen Bowman: IG @stephenbowmancomedy, Heather Rogue: IG @reallifepretendpsychic, Christina C: IG @ghoulishstina Apostle Fun Film Facts: 1.Director Gareth Evans also made the cult smash martial arts masterpieces "The Raid & The Raid 2". 2. On 2 November 2016, it was announced that Gareth Evans was working on a new project that he would write and direct. Dan Stevens was confirmed to be cast in the lead role. Later that month, it was announced that Michael Sheen, Lucy Boynton, Bill Milner, and Kristine Froseth had joined the cast. 3.Filming started in April 2017. 4.The film was largely shot on a set built at Margam Park in Neath Port Talbot, Wales. 5. In March 2017, the film was picked up by Netflix.

Clinical Psychologist Dr. Thomas Richardson, and mental health educator and performer Victoria Maxwell discuss the topic of money in relation to bipolar disorder. They speak on how bipolar disorder can affect a person's finances and ways to plan for and manage these events. Hosted by Dr. Emma Morton. Dr. Thomas Richardson is a Clinical Psychologist working as an Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology within the School of Psychology, University of Southampton. Thomas leads teaching about CBT for Bipolar Disorder on the CPT diploma and is actively involved in various research projects around Bipolar Disorder. Prior to this he worked for 8 years as a clinical psychologist in a community mental health team for adults within the UK National Health Service. He did his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Southampton, qualifying in 2013. His doctorate thesis looked at if tuition fees increases impacted on student mental health, which led to his ongoing study of finances and mental health. Dr. Richardson also has lived experience of bipolar disorder. Since being diagnosed with BD, psychosis, and anxiety, Victoria Maxwell has become one of North America's top speakers and educators on the lived experience of mental illness and recovery, dismantling stigma and returning to work after a psychiatric disorder. As a performer, her funny, powerful messages about mental wellness create lasting change in individuals and organizations. By sharing her story of mental illness and recovery she makes the uncomfortable comfortable, the confusing understandable. The Mental Health Commission of Canada named her keynote That's Just Crazy Talk as one of the top anti-stigma interventions in the country. TalkBD is a series of online community gatherings to share support and tips for bipolar wellness. Learn more about the next event at www.TalkBD.live

Continuing our podcast series centered around the DBSA Wellness Wheel, our most recent episode focuses on finances. DBSA talks with Dr. Thomas Richardson, a Clinical Psychologist who works with a community mental health team for adults at Solent NHS Trust in Portsmouth, UK. An avid researcher, he also has lived experience with Bipolar Disorder. We discuss the financial challenges those with lived experience might face and steps that can be taken to improve financial wellness.

Dr. Thomas Richardson, urologist at Physicians' Clinic of Iowa Urology, joins Dr. Arnold to discuss brachytherapy treatment for men with early stage prostate cancer.

Super Soccer Stars Proves It Can Be Done! Keeping your Children Active and Engaged During "Safe at Home" with Online Video Classes and Coaching for your Youth Soccer Player You have been spending more time at home with your children and your family, working from home, home schooling and staying safe in our time of COVID-19 crisis. It's tough to keep young children happy, safe, active and engaged - they miss their friends, they are away from a regular routine, and everyone indoors begins to get "buggy." The team at Super Soccer Stars, which since 2000 has developed the largest corporately run youth soccer program in the country, knows your pain. They implemented their new online streaming video coaching services in February of this year, realizing that the COVID-19 crisis would impact their physical playing centers. They were well ahead of the national curve - realizing that youth sports are going to change forever, Super Soccer Stars from on-field instruction to digital "online" learning with the launch of their virtual classrooms and live-streaming services, including Soccer Stars @HOME and Skills & Drills Powered by Famer. Super Soccer Stars virtual classrooms and live streaming curriculum is now available online at SoccerStars.com. Parents, initially skeptical, have been "blown away" by what they have seen. Tapping in to their network of top youth soccer coaches and officials, the Super Soccer Stars live-streaming and online video sessions have enabled the organization to re-engage the youth soccer communities it has served since their founding 20 years ago. One parent, Stacy I., wrote that "as a long time "soccer mom" of my son going to Super Soccer Stars, I was so thankful and impressed that Super Soccer Stars quickly refocused their business model to offer virtual classes for my son in our home with outstanding instructors making it fun in these trying times for our children. As a mom of a five-and-a-half year old, I'm dealing with online home schooling and tons of virtual classes which already is a challenge with so much on-screen time, but Super Soccer Stars made me feel a lightness for my son that I am so grateful for. I have seen a lot of classes in the past 20-plus days, and I highly recommend Super Soccer Stars to still bring the ethos of who they are to our home." At the beginning of March, parent Marina Lewin wrote to the team at Super Soccer Stars, "My son, Thomas Richardson, is enrolled in the spring class. He is two years old and I am not sure how online classes would benefit him. Will you guys be considering refunds or credit towards future classes? Seems very unfair to those parents who pre-paid. We will definitely be discouraged from doing it in the future." A day later, Lewin wrote "please disregard my previous e-mail. I wanted to follow up on my email and say that we did our first online live class today and my son was very happy to see his favorite teacher Alex. It was really wonderful to see my son so happy. We are fine with doing it this way. I would like to pass a special thank you to coach Alex in our class and really appreciate that the administration is doing this." Another parent, Danielle S., wrote to Super Soccer Stars, "A huge thank you. I haven't been able to find on-line exercise that has been engaging for my five-and-a-half-year-old. His first live Soccer Stars was on Friday and he was totally engaged. Did the drills himself and practiced for about 20 minutes after. Thank you! " "Super Soccer Stars at home was awesome! My son enjoyed practicing his skills and had so much fun," said Venus L. "He can't wait until the next class." "We're so happy to see Coach Michael's face! My son is usually distracted within three minutes of an activity but not for the @ HOME virtual classes. He loved it and so did I! For the rest of the week I'll be hearing "I'm Coach Michael" and then will be told to go sit against the wall! We are already looking forward to seeing you again next week," wrote-Kara H. According to Adam Geisler, Chief Executive Officer of Super Soccer Stars, "Parents initially reacted with a great deal of skepticism, but once they see the classes and the level of coaching and interaction, they are totally blown away by it. We are not doing what other organizations are doing with pre-taped sessions and little individual attention, we are providing live, interactive sessions with the children and keeping them engaged and connected. The coaches with Super Soccer Stars share a passion for soccer and a passion for working with children. Experienced coaches, teachers and players, the diversity of the Super Soccer Stars coaches allows each coach to bring a unique patience, energy, and creative flair to every class. Launched in response to the Coronavirus COVID-19 crisis and the resulting "social distancing" efforts that have closed schools and recreation programs across the United States, the Super Soccer Stars digital curriculum was developed to keep children's bodies and minds active while at the same time incorporating socialization with coaches, classmates and teammates to encourage safe, social interaction. The online offerings now available from Super Soccer Stars include Soccer Stars @ HOME, which offers fully interactive 30 to 45-minute virtual classes, once a week through Zoom, where children can see their teammates and work directly with their coach through screen sharing. The lessons are designed to play in small spaces - a five-foot by five-foot area. No equipment is needed. Coaches suggest items to use that are easily found around the house. It is a small group setting, up to 15 kids, and children have the ability to ask your coach questions, get individual tips, and have one-on-one attention. There are assigned activities to keep the fun going after the class, like building your own soccer goal box, and beat the coach challenges. There is also Soccer Stars Live Stream, with live sessions available 7-days a week, as children follow along with coaches as they lead a fun and engaging, interactive 20-minute session. Each session is age-specific, with daily themes and early childhood learning concepts. You also have access to all archived videos, available to watch at your convenience Also available is Soccer Stars Skills & Drills, which gives you and your child access to a full 14-week curriculum of age-specific content with over 450 training videos setup as 30-minute weekly assignments. The sessions are set up as age-specific drills with progression goals in each video to keep kids engaged, with videos available for ages 2-10. Additional information about Super Soccer Stars virtual classrooms and live streaming curriculum is available at SoccerStars.com.

Super Soccer Stars Proves It Can Be Done! Keeping your Children Active and Engaged During "Safe at Home" with Online Video Classes and Coaching for your Youth Soccer Player You have been spending more time at home with your children and your family, working from home, home schooling and staying safe in our time of COVID-19 crisis. It's tough to keep young children happy, safe, active and engaged - they miss their friends, they are away from a regular routine, and everyone indoors begins to get "buggy." The team at Super Soccer Stars, which since 2000 has developed the largest corporately run youth soccer program in the country, knows your pain. They implemented their new online streaming video coaching services in February of this year, realizing that the COVID-19 crisis would impact their physical playing centers. They were well ahead of the national curve - realizing that youth sports are going to change forever, Super Soccer Stars from on-field instruction to digital "online" learning with the launch of their virtual classrooms and live-streaming services, including Soccer Stars @HOME and Skills & Drills Powered by Famer. Super Soccer Stars virtual classrooms and live streaming curriculum is now available online at SoccerStars.com. Parents, initially skeptical, have been "blown away" by what they have seen. Tapping in to their network of top youth soccer coaches and officials, the Super Soccer Stars live-streaming and online video sessions have enabled the organization to re-engage the youth soccer communities it has served since their founding 20 years ago. One parent, Stacy I., wrote that "as a long time "soccer mom" of my son going to Super Soccer Stars, I was so thankful and impressed that Super Soccer Stars quickly refocused their business model to offer virtual classes for my son in our home with outstanding instructors making it fun in these trying times for our children. As a mom of a five-and-a-half year old, I'm dealing with online home schooling and tons of virtual classes which already is a challenge with so much on-screen time, but Super Soccer Stars made me feel a lightness for my son that I am so grateful for. I have seen a lot of classes in the past 20-plus days, and I highly recommend Super Soccer Stars to still bring the ethos of who they are to our home." At the beginning of March, parent Marina Lewin wrote to the team at Super Soccer Stars, "My son, Thomas Richardson, is enrolled in the spring class. He is two years old and I am not sure how online classes would benefit him. Will you guys be considering refunds or credit towards future classes? Seems very unfair to those parents who pre-paid. We will definitely be discouraged from doing it in the future." A day later, Lewin wrote "please disregard my previous e-mail. I wanted to follow up on my email and say that we did our first online live class today and my son was very happy to see his favorite teacher Alex. It was really wonderful to see my son so happy. We are fine with doing it this way. I would like to pass a special thank you to coach Alex in our class and really appreciate that the administration is doing this." Another parent, Danielle S., wrote to Super Soccer Stars, "A huge thank you. I haven't been able to find on-line exercise that has been engaging for my five-and-a-half-year-old. His first live Soccer Stars was on Friday and he was totally engaged. Did the drills himself and practiced for about 20 minutes after. Thank you! " "Super Soccer Stars at home was awesome! My son enjoyed practicing his skills and had so much fun," said Venus L. "He can't wait until the next class." "We're so happy to see Coach Michael's face! My son is usually distracted within three minutes of an activity but not for the @ HOME virtual classes. He loved it and so did I! For the rest of the week I'll be hearing "I'm Coach Michael" and then will be told to go sit against the wall! We are already looking forward to seeing you again next week," wrote-Kara H. According to Adam Geisler, Chief Executive Officer of Super Soccer Stars, "Parents initially reacted with a great deal of skepticism, but once they see the classes and the level of coaching and interaction, they are totally blown away by it. We are not doing what other organizations are doing with pre-taped sessions and little individual attention, we are providing live, interactive sessions with the children and keeping them engaged and connected. The coaches with Super Soccer Stars share a passion for soccer and a passion for working with children. Experienced coaches, teachers and players, the diversity of the Super Soccer Stars coaches allows each coach to bring a unique patience, energy, and creative flair to every class. Launched in response to the Coronavirus COVID-19 crisis and the resulting "social distancing" efforts that have closed schools and recreation programs across the United States, the Super Soccer Stars digital curriculum was developed to keep children's bodies and minds active while at the same time incorporating socialization with coaches, classmates and teammates to encourage safe, social interaction. The online offerings now available from Super Soccer Stars include Soccer Stars @ HOME, which offers fully interactive 30 to 45-minute virtual classes, once a week through Zoom, where children can see their teammates and work directly with their coach through screen sharing. The lessons are designed to play in small spaces - a five-foot by five-foot area. No equipment is needed. Coaches suggest items to use that are easily found around the house. It is a small group setting, up to 15 kids, and children have the ability to ask your coach questions, get individual tips, and have one-on-one attention. There are assigned activities to keep the fun going after the class, like building your own soccer goal box, and beat the coach challenges. There is also Soccer Stars Live Stream, with live sessions available 7-days a week, as children follow along with coaches as they lead a fun and engaging, interactive 20-minute session. Each session is age-specific, with daily themes and early childhood learning concepts. You also have access to all archived videos, available to watch at your convenience Also available is Soccer Stars Skills & Drills, which gives you and your child access to a full 14-week curriculum of age-specific content with over 450 training videos setup as 30-minute weekly assignments. The sessions are set up as age-specific drills with progression goals in each video to keep kids engaged, with videos available for ages 2-10. Additional information about Super Soccer Stars virtual classrooms and live streaming curriculum is available at SoccerStars.com.

Super Soccer Stars Proves It Can Be Done! Keeping your Children Active and Engaged During "Safe at Home" with Online Video Classes and Coaching for your Youth Soccer Player You have been spending more time at home with your children and your family, working from home, home schooling and staying safe in our time of COVID-19 crisis. It's tough to keep young children happy, safe, active and engaged - they miss their friends, they are away from a regular routine, and everyone indoors begins to get "buggy." The team at Super Soccer Stars, which since 2000 has developed the largest corporately run youth soccer program in the country, knows your pain. They implemented their new online streaming video coaching services in February of this year, realizing that the COVID-19 crisis would impact their physical playing centers. They were well ahead of the national curve - realizing that youth sports are going to change forever, Super Soccer Stars from on-field instruction to digital "online" learning with the launch of their virtual classrooms and live-streaming services, including Soccer Stars @HOME and Skills & Drills Powered by Famer. Super Soccer Stars virtual classrooms and live streaming curriculum is now available online at SoccerStars.com. Parents, initially skeptical, have been "blown away" by what they have seen. Tapping in to their network of top youth soccer coaches and officials, the Super Soccer Stars live-streaming and online video sessions have enabled the organization to re-engage the youth soccer communities it has served since their founding 20 years ago. One parent, Stacy I., wrote that "as a long time "soccer mom" of my son going to Super Soccer Stars, I was so thankful and impressed that Super Soccer Stars quickly refocused their business model to offer virtual classes for my son in our home with outstanding instructors making it fun in these trying times for our children. As a mom of a five-and-a-half year old, I'm dealing with online home schooling and tons of virtual classes which already is a challenge with so much on-screen time, but Super Soccer Stars made me feel a lightness for my son that I am so grateful for. I have seen a lot of classes in the past 20-plus days, and I highly recommend Super Soccer Stars to still bring the ethos of who they are to our home." At the beginning of March, parent Marina Lewin wrote to the team at Super Soccer Stars, "My son, Thomas Richardson, is enrolled in the spring class. He is two years old and I am not sure how online classes would benefit him. Will you guys be considering refunds or credit towards future classes? Seems very unfair to those parents who pre-paid. We will definitely be discouraged from doing it in the future." A day later, Lewin wrote "please disregard my previous e-mail. I wanted to follow up on my email and say that we did our first online live class today and my son was very happy to see his favorite teacher Alex. It was really wonderful to see my son so happy. We are fine with doing it this way. I would like to pass a special thank you to coach Alex in our class and really appreciate that the administration is doing this." Another parent, Danielle S., wrote to Super Soccer Stars, "A huge thank you. I haven't been able to find on-line exercise that has been engaging for my five-and-a-half-year-old. His first live Soccer Stars was on Friday and he was totally engaged. Did the drills himself and practiced for about 20 minutes after. Thank you! " "Super Soccer Stars at home was awesome! My son enjoyed practicing his skills and had so much fun," said Venus L. "He can't wait until the next class." "We're so happy to see Coach Michael's face! My son is usually distracted within three minutes of an activity but not for the @ HOME virtual classes. He loved it and so did I! For the rest of the week I'll be hearing "I'm Coach Michael" and then will be told to go sit against the wall! We are already looking forward to seeing you again next week," wrote-Kara H. According to Adam Geisler, Chief Executive Officer of Super Soccer Stars, "Parents initially reacted with a great deal of skepticism, but once they see the classes and the level of coaching and interaction, they are totally blown away by it. We are not doing what other organizations are doing with pre-taped sessions and little individual attention, we are providing live, interactive sessions with the children and keeping them engaged and connected. The coaches with Super Soccer Stars share a passion for soccer and a passion for working with children. Experienced coaches, teachers and players, the diversity of the Super Soccer Stars coaches allows each coach to bring a unique patience, energy, and creative flair to every class. Launched in response to the Coronavirus COVID-19 crisis and the resulting "social distancing" efforts that have closed schools and recreation programs across the United States, the Super Soccer Stars digital curriculum was developed to keep children's bodies and minds active while at the same time incorporating socialization with coaches, classmates and teammates to encourage safe, social interaction. The online offerings now available from Super Soccer Stars include Soccer Stars @ HOME, which offers fully interactive 30 to 45-minute virtual classes, once a week through Zoom, where children can see their teammates and work directly with their coach through screen sharing. The lessons are designed to play in small spaces - a five-foot by five-foot area. No equipment is needed. Coaches suggest items to use that are easily found around the house. It is a small group setting, up to 15 kids, and children have the ability to ask your coach questions, get individual tips, and have one-on-one attention. There are assigned activities to keep the fun going after the class, like building your own soccer goal box, and beat the coach challenges. There is also Soccer Stars Live Stream, with live sessions available 7-days a week, as children follow along with coaches as they lead a fun and engaging, interactive 20-minute session. Each session is age-specific, with daily themes and early childhood learning concepts. You also have access to all archived videos, available to watch at your convenience Also available is Soccer Stars Skills & Drills, which gives you and your child access to a full 14-week curriculum of age-specific content with over 450 training videos setup as 30-minute weekly assignments. The sessions are set up as age-specific drills with progression goals in each video to keep kids engaged, with videos available for ages 2-10. Additional information about Super Soccer Stars virtual classrooms and live streaming curriculum is available at SoccerStars.com.

Super Soccer Stars Proves It Can Be Done! Keeping your Children Active and Engaged During "Safe at Home" with Online Video Classes and Coaching for your Youth Soccer Player You have been spending more time at home with your children and your family, working from home, home schooling and staying safe in our time of COVID-19 crisis. It's tough to keep young children happy, safe, active and engaged - they miss their friends, they are away from a regular routine, and everyone indoors begins to get "buggy." The team at Super Soccer Stars, which since 2000 has developed the largest corporately run youth soccer program in the country, knows your pain. They implemented their new online streaming video coaching services in February of this year, realizing that the COVID-19 crisis would impact their physical playing centers. They were well ahead of the national curve - realizing that youth sports are going to change forever, Super Soccer Stars from on-field instruction to digital "online" learning with the launch of their virtual classrooms and live-streaming services, including Soccer Stars @HOME and Skills & Drills Powered by Famer. Super Soccer Stars virtual classrooms and live streaming curriculum is now available online at SoccerStars.com. Parents, initially skeptical, have been "blown away" by what they have seen. Tapping in to their network of top youth soccer coaches and officials, the Super Soccer Stars live-streaming and online video sessions have enabled the organization to re-engage the youth soccer communities it has served since their founding 20 years ago. One parent, Stacy I., wrote that "as a long time "soccer mom" of my son going to Super Soccer Stars, I was so thankful and impressed that Super Soccer Stars quickly refocused their business model to offer virtual classes for my son in our home with outstanding instructors making it fun in these trying times for our children. As a mom of a five-and-a-half year old, I'm dealing with online home schooling and tons of virtual classes which already is a challenge with so much on-screen time, but Super Soccer Stars made me feel a lightness for my son that I am so grateful for. I have seen a lot of classes in the past 20-plus days, and I highly recommend Super Soccer Stars to still bring the ethos of who they are to our home." At the beginning of March, parent Marina Lewin wrote to the team at Super Soccer Stars, "My son, Thomas Richardson, is enrolled in the spring class. He is two years old and I am not sure how online classes would benefit him. Will you guys be considering refunds or credit towards future classes? Seems very unfair to those parents who pre-paid. We will definitely be discouraged from doing it in the future." A day later, Lewin wrote "please disregard my previous e-mail. I wanted to follow up on my email and say that we did our first online live class today and my son was very happy to see his favorite teacher Alex. It was really wonderful to see my son so happy. We are fine with doing it this way. I would like to pass a special thank you to coach Alex in our class and really appreciate that the administration is doing this." Another parent, Danielle S., wrote to Super Soccer Stars, "A huge thank you. I haven't been able to find on-line exercise that has been engaging for my five-and-a-half-year-old. His first live Soccer Stars was on Friday and he was totally engaged. Did the drills himself and practiced for about 20 minutes after. Thank you! " "Super Soccer Stars at home was awesome! My son enjoyed practicing his skills and had so much fun," said Venus L. "He can't wait until the next class." "We're so happy to see Coach Michael's face! My son is usually distracted within three minutes of an activity but not for the @ HOME virtual classes. He loved it and so did I! For the rest of the week I'll be hearing "I'm Coach Michael" and then will be told to go sit against the wall! We are already looking forward to seeing you again next week," wrote-Kara H. According to Adam Geisler, Chief Executive Officer of Super Soccer Stars, "Parents initially reacted with a great deal of skepticism, but once they see the classes and the level of coaching and interaction, they are totally blown away by it. We are not doing what other organizations are doing with pre-taped sessions and little individual attention, we are providing live, interactive sessions with the children and keeping them engaged and connected. The coaches with Super Soccer Stars share a passion for soccer and a passion for working with children. Experienced coaches, teachers and players, the diversity of the Super Soccer Stars coaches allows each coach to bring a unique patience, energy, and creative flair to every class. Launched in response to the Coronavirus COVID-19 crisis and the resulting "social distancing" efforts that have closed schools and recreation programs across the United States, the Super Soccer Stars digital curriculum was developed to keep children's bodies and minds active while at the same time incorporating socialization with coaches, classmates and teammates to encourage safe, social interaction. The online offerings now available from Super Soccer Stars include Soccer Stars @ HOME, which offers fully interactive 30 to 45-minute virtual classes, once a week through Zoom, where children can see their teammates and work directly with their coach through screen sharing. The lessons are designed to play in small spaces - a five-foot by five-foot area. No equipment is needed. Coaches suggest items to use that are easily found around the house. It is a small group setting, up to 15 kids, and children have the ability to ask your coach questions, get individual tips, and have one-on-one attention. There are assigned activities to keep the fun going after the class, like building your own soccer goal box, and beat the coach challenges. There is also Soccer Stars Live Stream, with live sessions available 7-days a week, as children follow along with coaches as they lead a fun and engaging, interactive 20-minute session. Each session is age-specific, with daily themes and early childhood learning concepts. You also have access to all archived videos, available to watch at your convenience Also available is Soccer Stars Skills & Drills, which gives you and your child access to a full 14-week curriculum of age-specific content with over 450 training videos setup as 30-minute weekly assignments. The sessions are set up as age-specific drills with progression goals in each video to keep kids engaged, with videos available for ages 2-10. Additional information about Super Soccer Stars virtual classrooms and live streaming curriculum is available at SoccerStars.com.

Millwall v Arsenal games of the 1980s and 90sA great suggestion by Dean Thwaites to review the Lions playing the Gunners during the late 80s and early 90s with Jimmy Webb and Neil Andrews:Arsenal 2-0 Millwall FAC3 09.01.88 - 42,000Lukic - Adams - Sansom - O’Leary - WinterburnHayes - Richardson - Merson - RocastleWilliams - SmithHorne - Salman - Coleman - Stevens - Walker - McCleary - O’Callaghan - Sheringham - Cascarino - Carterhttps://youtu.be/T2cUrKZdN5ohttps://www.islingtongazette.co.uk/news/crime-court/arsenal-v-millwall-in-1988-the-bonkers-afternoon-when-violent-fans-terrorised-highbury-1-5356018Millwall 1-2 Arsenal 11.02.89 Division One1/02/89 vs Millwall (a) att: 21,854)Scorers: Marwood, AM SmithTeam: Lukic, Dixon, Winterburn, Thomas, O'Leary (Bould), Adams, Rocastle, Richardson, AM Smith, Merson, MarwoodHorne - Dawes - McLeary - Thompson - Hurlock - Wood - Briley - Carter - Sheringham - Cascarino - O’CallaghanScorer - CarterDavid Elleray mic https://youtu.be/FnQ16KFDoA4https://youtu.be/cpayd27ViVAArsenal 0-0 Millwall 25.02.89 Division One 37,524Team: Lukic, O'Leary, Winterburn, Thomas, Bould, Adams, Rocastle (Merson), Richardson (Dixon), AM Smith, P Groves, MarwoodHorne - McLeary - Sparham - Hurlock - Thompson - Wood - Carter - Briley - Sheringham - Cascarino - O’Callaghanhttps://youtu.be/HbCaGFS_4t4Millwall 1-2 Arsenal 11.11.89 Division One 17,26511/11/89 vs Millwall (a) 2-1 (att: 17,265)Scorers: Thomas, QuinnTeam: Lukic, Dixon, Winterburn, Thomas, O'Leary, Adams, Rocastle, Richardson, AM Smith, Quinn (P Groves), MarwoodHorne - Stevens - Dawes - Hurlock - Thompson - McCleary - Carter - Waddock - Sheringham - Cascarino - Sparham (Stephenson 74)Scorer - Sheringham 44Arsenal 2-0 Millwall 28.04.90 Division One 25,607Scorers: P Davis, MersonTeam: Lukic, Dixon, Winterburn, Thomas (Richardson), Bould, Adams, Rocastle, P Davis, AM Smith, Merson, Marwood (Campbell)Branagan - Stevens - Dawes - Waddock - McCarthy - Wood - Carter - Briley - Goddard (Allen 72) - Sheringham - StephensonArsenal 1-1 Millwall League Cup - 22.09.92 25,94022/09/92 2nd Round Ist Leg vs Millwall (h) 1-1 (att: 20,940)Scorers: Campbell 78Team: Seaman, Dixon, Winterburn, Hillier, Bould, Adams, Parlour, Wright, AM Smith, Merson, Limpar (Campbell)Keller - Cunningham - Dawes - May - Cooper - Stevens - Roberts - Dolby (McGinlay 74) - Allen - Goodman - BarberScorer - Roberts 52Millwall 1-1 Arsenal 07/10/92 2nd Round 2nd Leg (att: 18,500) Scorers: Campbell 16Team: Seaman, Dixon, Winterburn, Hillier, Bould, Adams, Jensen, Wright, AM Smith, Merson (Parlour), CampbellKeller - Cunningham - Dawes - May (Rae 83) - Cooper - Stevens - Roberts - Dolby (Moralee 75) - Allen - Goodman - BarberScorer Dixon og 25 Penalty shootout Arsenal 3-1 MillwallMillwall 0-1 Arsenal FAC3 10..01.94 20,093Scorer AdamsSeaman - Keon - Adams - Bould - Dixon - Winterburn - Hillier (Jensen 45) - Parlour - McGoldrick - Wright (Merson 45) - CampbellKeller - Huxford - Thatcher - Roberts - Van den Hauwe - Stevens - Rae - Verveer - Mitchell - Goodman - Barberhttps://youtu.be/SVJ3vR4CNWgMillwall 0-0 Arsenal 07.01.95 FAC3... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Millwall v Arsenal games of the 1980s and 90sA great suggestion by Dean Thwaites to review the Lions playing the Gunners during the late 80s and early 90s with Jimmy Webb and Neil Andrews:Arsenal 2-0 Millwall FAC3 09.01.88 - 42,000Lukic - Adams - Sansom - O'Leary - WinterburnHayes - Richardson - Merson - RocastleWilliams - SmithHorne - Salman - Coleman - Stevens - Walker - McCleary - O'Callaghan - Sheringham - Cascarino - Carterhttps://youtu.be/T2cUrKZdN5ohttps://www.islingtongazette.co.uk/news/crime-court/arsenal-v-millwall-in-1988-the-bonkers-afternoon-when-violent-fans-terrorised-highbury-1-5356018Millwall 1-2 Arsenal 11.02.89 Division One1/02/89 vs Millwall (a) att: 21,854)Scorers: Marwood, AM SmithTeam: Lukic, Dixon, Winterburn, Thomas, O'Leary (Bould), Adams, Rocastle, Richardson, AM Smith, Merson, MarwoodHorne - Dawes - McLeary - Thompson - Hurlock - Wood - Briley - Carter - Sheringham - Cascarino - O'CallaghanScorer - CarterDavid Elleray mic https://youtu.be/FnQ16KFDoA4https://youtu.be/cpayd27ViVAArsenal 0-0 Millwall 25.02.89 Division One 37,524Team: Lukic, O'Leary, Winterburn, Thomas, Bould, Adams, Rocastle (Merson), Richardson (Dixon), AM Smith, P Groves, MarwoodHorne - McLeary - Sparham - Hurlock - Thompson - Wood - Carter - Briley - Sheringham - Cascarino - O'Callaghanhttps://youtu.be/HbCaGFS_4t4Millwall 1-2 Arsenal 11.11.89 Division One 17,26511/11/89 vs Millwall (a) 2-1 (att: 17,265)Scorers: Thomas, QuinnTeam: Lukic, Dixon, Winterburn, Thomas, O'Leary, Adams, Rocastle, Richardson, AM Smith, Quinn (P Groves), MarwoodHorne - Stevens - Dawes - Hurlock - Thompson - McCleary - Carter - Waddock - Sheringham - Cascarino - Sparham (Stephenson 74)Scorer - Sheringham 44Arsenal 2-0 Millwall 28.04.90 Division One 25,607Scorers: P Davis, MersonTeam: Lukic, Dixon, Winterburn, Thomas (Richardson), Bould, Adams, Rocastle, P Davis, AM Smith, Merson, Marwood (Campbell)Branagan - Stevens - Dawes - Waddock - McCarthy - Wood - Carter - Briley - Goddard (Allen 72) - Sheringham - StephensonArsenal 1-1 Millwall League Cup - 22.09.92 25,94022/09/92 2nd Round Ist Leg vs Millwall (h) 1-1 (att: 20,940)Scorers: Campbell 78Team: Seaman, Dixon, Winterburn, Hillier, Bould, Adams, Parlour, Wright, AM Smith, Merson, Limpar (Campbell)Keller - Cunningham - Dawes - May - Cooper - Stevens - Roberts - Dolby (McGinlay 74) - Allen - Goodman - BarberScorer - Roberts 52Millwall 1-1 Arsenal 07/10/92 2nd Round 2nd Leg (att: 18,500) Scorers: Campbell 16Team: Seaman, Dixon, Winterburn, Hillier, Bould, Adams, Jensen, Wright, AM Smith, Merson (Parlour), CampbellKeller - Cunningham - Dawes - May (Rae 83) - Cooper - Stevens - Roberts - Dolby (Moralee 75) - Allen - Goodman - BarberScorer Dixon og 25 Penalty shootout Arsenal 3-1 MillwallMillwall 0-1 Arsenal FAC3 10..01.94 20,093Scorer AdamsSeaman - Keon - Adams - Bould - Dixon - Winterburn - Hillier (Jensen 45) - Parlour - McGoldrick - Wright (Merson 45) - CampbellKeller - Huxford - Thatcher - Roberts - Van den Hauwe - Stevens - Rae - Verveer - Mitchell - Goodman - Barberhttps://youtu.be/SVJ3vR4CNWgMillwall 0-0 Arsenal 07.01.95 FAC3... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My guest today is Dr. Thomas Richardson.  He has a doctorate in Clinical Psychology, with a special interest in financial difficulties and mental problems.  He’s done a lot of research on the subject, including co-authoring a research paper that examined the relationship between personal unsecured debt and mental and physical health. Does debt cause mental health problems, or do mental health problems lead to debt? We explore the answer, and some solutions, on today’s podcast.

Join me and Leighton as we talk with Apostle Director Gareth Evans about his latest film, the video shop generation and plenty more. Apostle (2018) London, 1905. Prodigal son Thomas Richardson has returned home, only to learn that his sister is being held for ransom by a religious cult. Determined to get her back at any cost, Thomas travels to the idyllic island where the cult lives. As Thomas infiltrates the island's community, he learns that the corruption of mainland society that they claim to reject has infested the cult's ranks nonetheless - and uncovers a secret more evil than he could have imagined. Initial release: 12 October 2018 (USA) Director: Gareth Evans Screenplay: Gareth Evans Producer: Gareth Evans Music composed by: Aria Prayogi, Fajar Yuskemal

Mark Sutherland and Thomas Richardson discuss the influence of Scottish culture on the St. Louis region ahead of the 15th annual St. Louis Scottish Games & Culture Festival.

Mick chats with Thomas Richardson, a historian at the Australian War Memorial. They chat about his new book, Destroy and Build: Pacification in Phuoc Thuy, 1966–1972. Thomas also discusses population centric counter-insurgency and the way it was employed during the Vietnam War by the Australian forces. Thomas offers an interesting answer to the final question.  You can get your show swag here or support the show here.

In 1950 a Boston gang stole over $2.5m and they almost got away with it. It took the FBI nearly six years to catch the criminals. Thomas Richardson, the son of one of the wanted men talks to Witness.

Maj. Gen. Thomas Richardson, participates in a Bloggers Roundtable discussion in Washington D.C. and answers questions from the media about Operation New Dawn. Audio only.