Podcast appearances and mentions of Thomas Turner

Hearing what our politicians have to say is a crucial part of democracy. But back in 1998, The Assembly censored words spoken by Martin McGuinness to Deputy DUP leader Peter Robinson. After a legal battle lasting over two years, the Belfast Telegraph can now report on what exactly they are. Olivia Peden is joined by Belfast Telegraph Northern Ireland Editor Sam McBride and Mediahuis Ireland solicitor Thomas Turner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pre-Loved Podcast is a weekly vintage fashion interview show, with guests you'll want to go thrifting with! For more Pre-Loved Podcast, subscribe to our Patreon! On today's show, we're chatting with Marie Remy, who is the founder & owner of The French Workwear Company. Marie grew up in the 1970s and 80s in rural Eastern France, where her dad had a mechanic's garage.  She always dreamed of moving to Paris, which she did as a student and soaked up all the indie music gigs, record stores, vintage fashion and flea markets every weekend. On this episode, Marie shares the stories that lead to her launching a French workwear vintage business, after several years in the music industry and settling in London. Like many of us, she first started selling her “surplus,” as she and her musician husband were both vintage lovers, but would continue to go back to France to source workwear, particularly the ‘bleus' which were a quintessential part of her upbringing. Tune in for Marie's fab stories, plus a fascinating amount of social and fashion history – this episode is a really fun deep dive, so let's get right into it! DISCUSSED IN THE EPISODE: [4:01] Growing up as a teenager in rural France in the 1980s, loving indie music and vintage fashion. [5:37] On Marie's first trip to Paris she saw Azzedine Alaïa while out and about. [7:12] Thrifting in Paris in the late 1980s at the Guerrisol. [11:33] On shopping at the iconic Parisian flea markets. [16:23] She first started selling her “surplus,” as she and her musician husband were both vintage lovers. [19:36] The history and aesthetics that drew Marie to vintage workwear. [39:53] French workwear is meant to last a long time, and some pieces have beautiful mending. [51:59] The pieces in her vintage collection that Marie finds especially unique.  EPISODE MENTIONS:  @frenchworkwearco The French Workwear Company The Face magazine Black Spot on Netflix Yves Klein Blue or 1920s Bugatti blue car @little_moth_mends @the_elephant_in_my_wardrobe @stewarteaston Thomas Turner - fashion historian @fash_rev LET'S CONNECT: 

From the running boom at the end of the 19th century to a lockdown-inspired desire to lace up, running shoes have evolved to fit the shape of our lives for over 150 years. Charlotte Stavrou and Amit Katwala explore how they keep pace with trends, innovations, and even our ambitions. Thomas Turner, author of The Sport Shoe: A History from Field to Fashion, reveals the role of Victorian periodicals in spreading tips and recommendations to fellow runners. Elizabeth Semmelhack, director and senior curator of the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto, takes us to 1970s California where running shoes signalled a new kind of aspiration for baby boomers, driven by new brands and mass marketing. Dr D'Wayne Edwards, sports footwear designer and founder of Pensole Lewis College, shares insider stories of being one of just two black footwear designers when he started in 1989, and how he's bringing a more diverse cohort into the industry today. Meanwhile, Jessica Morgan, journalist, and editor, unboxes a memory of a special pair of running shoes that saw her through her darkest times. And we jog down to Hackney Downs park in east London to meet Michael Doughty from Hylo Athletics who left a career in football to set up a running shoe company with green ambitions. Producer: Ruth Abrahams A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4

Chaz talks with Virginia GOP expert Thomas Turner about upcoming Republican primaries in the Virginia Senate.

Chaz talks with Virginia GOP expert Thomas Turner about upcoming Republican primaries in the Virginia House.

State Representative Teri Anulewicz, a Smyrna Democrat, criticized Republicans for supporting a bill that would ban "gender-affirming care" for transgender youth in her speech to attendees at the Cobb Democratic Party's meeting on March 18. Anulewicz argued that the bill's supporters are motivated by money and the need to remain relevant, suggesting that they are "punching down on vulnerable kids and their families who are just trying to do the best for their kids." Anulewicz also mentioned that there have been zero gender affirming surgeries done on trans minors in the last year in Georgia, but that the bill could penalize doctors who perform certain procedures that may be performed for non-gender-affirming reasons, such as breast reduction surgeries to alleviate back pain.  Meanwhile, State Representative Ginny Ehrhart, an East Cobb Republican, defended the legislation, claiming it was in the best interest of children. The bill has passed the Republican-controlled state Senate and is now awaiting Governor Brian Kemp's approval. Voters sent Aaron Carman and Michael Owens to a runoff in the race for mayor of Mableton on Tuesday, according to unofficial results reported by Cobb County elections. As neither candidate received more than 50% of the vote, the race heads to an April 18 runoff.  With 100% of precincts reporting, Carman, a sales manager who was endorsed by the group behind the movement to de-annex areas from the new city, finished with 2,162 votes, or 35.8%. Owens, former chairman of the Cobb Democratic Party, finished with 1,846 votes, or 30.6%. Cobb County's court in Georgia has largely resolved its backlog of almost 4,000 cases, due to its judges' efficient use of technology during the Covid-19 pandemic. Gregory Poole, the new chief judge of the Cobb Superior Court, noted the use of technology to hold virtual pre-trial and motion hearings and live streaming court cases for family members as ways that helped resolve the backlog. He added that the court is still seeing the benefit of these adaptations to date, even though it has since returned to normal in terms of jury trials, which continue to be held in-person. The Atlanta Braves are taking their Truist Park experience on a road trip across Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina, and North Carolina from March through July. The tour will stop at various locations, such as the Cherry Blossom Festival in Macon, the Georgia Food and Wine Festival at Jim R. Miller Park, and The Battery Atlanta. At each stop, fans can step into a replica of Truist Park and pose for a customizable baseball card. Additionally, fans can enter to win two premium Delta Sky360 Club tickets and two batting practice experiences for a 2023 regular season game. By signing up for Braves communications, fans can receive a special ticket offer for 20% off a regular-season game of choice. For more information, visit Braves.com/BCRT. While several Mableton races are headed to a runoff, one outcome has been certain for weeks — Debora Herndon will represent District 6 on the City Council. Herndon, a legal practice specialist, was elected unopposed Tuesday night. She received 539 votes, with 100% of precincts reporting. Another candidate, Ricky Dickens, had originally qualified to run in District 6, and even participated in an early campaign forum. But he notified Cobb Elections in late February that he wished to withdraw from the race. It was too late to remove Dickens' name from the ballot, but votes cast for him did not count. Herndon was endorsed by the De-Annexation from Mableton group, which is pushing for parts of the city that voted against incorporation last fall to be removed from the city. De-annexation can occur through two channels — acts of the state legislature or approval by the mayor and City Council. Our friends at Ingles Market join the program to learn how we can all get more fiber in our diet.  Senator Jason Esteves, an Atlanta Democrat, held a virtual town hall meeting to discuss the controversy over the Sterigenics plant in Smyrna, Georgia. Esteves announced plans to introduce legislation to increase regulation on the testing and monitoring of ethylene oxide, a known carcinogen used to sterilize medical equipment. The Sterigenics plant is facing lawsuits from Cobb County residents, workers, and homeowners over its emissions of ethylene oxide. Panelists discussed other proposals, such as giving local jurisdictions such as Cobb County funds to do their own air monitoring. The EPA had previously identified two census tracts near the Smyrna facility with elevated health risks from airborne toxins. Air quality testing found levels of ethylene oxide up to 395 times higher than what federal regulators deem acceptable. Esteves pledged to hold another town hall in the coming months. The Chattahoochee Nature Center in Roswell has engaged Atlanta muralist Thomas Turner to create a unique mural masterpiece at the Center. The mural will cascade down a multi-tier hillside staircase in the heart of the 127-acre campus and will serve as a backdrop for events hosted at the Center's Ben Brady Lakeside Pavilion. This original, progressive masterpiece will tell a story and welcome visitors to embrace Turner's fantastical universe and surrealist lens of the natural world. The mural will be purpose-built to serve as an iconic landmark and celebration of CNC's history, ecosystem of local flora and fauna, and its native habitats and riverways while reflecting a cultural representation of the Center's values and ethos. The public is invited to attend the grand reveal at CNC's Community Day on April 23 from noon to 4 p.m. The Community Day, which closely coincides with Earth Day, will include the grand reveal of the mural, photo opportunities, guided hikes and live animal encounters. It will also celebrate one year of CNC's new River Boardwalk Trail. The event is free, but reservations are required. For more information please head to Chatt Nature Center dot Org.   And now, as we get closer to the start of the 2023 Masters, Times-Journal Incorporated sports editor John Bednarowski joins the show to continue to take us on a tour of Augusta National presented by Ingles. #CobbCounty #Georgia #LocalNews      -            -            -            -            -            The Marietta Daily Journal Podcast is local news for Marietta, Kennesaw, Smyrna, and all of Cobb County.             Subscribe today, so you don't miss an episode! MDJOnline            Register Here for your essential digital news.            https://www.chattahoocheetech.edu/  https://cuofga.org/ https://www.esogrepair.com/ https://www.drakerealty.com/           Find additional episodes of the MDJ Podcast here.             This Podcast was produced and published for the Marietta Daily Journal and MDJ Online by BG Ad Group   For more information be sure to visit https://www.bgpodcastnetwork.com          See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another episode of The Action and Ambition Podcast! Joining us today is Thomas Turner, the Founder of Relentless Beat, Arizona's longest-running dance promoter producing over 400 events annually with over 250,000 attendees, including festivals such as Phoenix Lights, Goldrush, and Decadence Arizona. Thomas took what was once just a passion for proper house music and built it into a dominating force in the electronic music industry. With a goal of continued company growth, Turner branched out into new music categories, including Hip-Hop, R&B, Country, Rock, and Pop, frequently consulting and collaborating on events across the country. Tune in to learn more!

A special Super Bowl episode of The Look Back with Thomas Turner, CEO & Founder of Relentless Beats! Turner is the producer of many major Super Bowl events with huge stars like @Ludacris @SnoopDogg @TimMcgraw and @Shaq. He manages the venue, the music, the video, the tech - everything and he talks about what makes a great event, how its managed and where the LIVE EVENT industry is headed.... Let's get this party started!!!

Thomas Turner, the Founder of Relentless Beats, that produces more than 400 events a year with 17 + huge music events at the 2023 SuperBowl in Arizona joins the eMusician Podcast Show. The post Inside Super Bowl's Most Sought After Events with Relentless Beats Founder, Thomas Turner appeared first on Enterprise Podcast Network - EPN.

After you've bought Sister Sally the alpaca sweater, brother Billy his baseball bat, Mom her mixer and Dad his golf ball retriever, what small presents should you add? A book, of course! Everyone appreciates the thought that goes into giving just the right book. So have no fear, Kate and Charlie are here with what will be our annual “just the right book for everyone's End-of-year book list.” If you can't find it here, you can't find it anywhere. Mitchell Kaplan of Florida's "Books and Books" gives us fiction selections. Bradley Graham of Washington's "Politics and Prose" on non-fiction, Celia Sack of San Francisco's "Omnivore Bookstore" on cookbooks, Justin Colussi-Estes of Decatur, Georgia's 'Little Shop of Stores' on young adult books broken down by age groups, Otto Penzler from New York City's The Mysterious Bookstore” on mysteries. And best for last, Kate and Charlie ourselves on coffee table books. Why us? Well, we each occasionally drink coffee and we each have a living room table. Oh yeah, and we didn't want to feel left out. Enjoy! And if you want to give US a present, rate us and write a comment where you get your podcasts. We read ‘em. Happy Holidays listeners! We love you all! We love you all!Non-Fiction: (Bradley Graham) Books mentioned in this podcast: Lost and Found: A Memoir by Kathryn Schulz Path Lit By Lightening: The Life of Jim Thorpe by David Maraniss The Great Air Race: Glory, Tragedy and the Dawn of American Aviation by John Lancaster Waging a Good War: A Military History of the Civil Rights Movement, 1954-1968 by Thomas E. Ricks Lady Justice: Women, the Law, and the Battle to Save America by Dahlia Lithwick Mysteries: (Otto Penzler) Desert Star by Michael Connelly A World of Curiosities by Louise Penny Death and the Conjuror by Tom Mead The Twist of a Knife by Anthony Horowitz Silent Nights: Christmas Mysteries Edited by Martin Edwards The Dark Hours by Michael Connelly Coffee Table Books: (Us) Football: Designing the Beautiful Game by James Bird, Sam Handy, Jacques Herzog, Thomas Turner, Eleanor Watson The Philosophy of Modern Song by Bob Dylan African Art Now by Osei Bonsu The Space Shuttle: A Mission-by-Mission Celebration of NASA's Extraordinary Spaceflight Program by Roland Miller Cookbooks: (Celia Sack) Woks of Life: Recipes to Know and Love from a Chinese American Family by Bill Leung, Kaitlin Leung, Judy Leung, Sarah Leung What's for Dessert by Claire Saffitz BUDMO! Recipes from a Ukrainian Kitchen by Anna Voloshyna Diasporican: A Puerto Rican Cookbook by Illyanna Maisonet The Bartender's Guide to the World: Cocktails and Stories from 75 Places by Lauren Mote Children's Books: (Justin Colussi-Estes) Three Billy Goats Gruff by Mac Barnett The Mouse Who Carried a House on His Back by Jonathan Stutzman Everything in Its Place: A Story of Books and Belonging by Pauline David-Sax A Rover's Story by Jasmine Warga Thirteen Witches by Jodi Lynn Anderson The Sea of Always (Thirteen Witches Book 2) by Jodi Lynn Anderson Two Degrees by Alan Gratz The Star that Always Stays by Anna Rose Johnson Shuna's Journey by Hayao Miyazaki

Chairman of the Young Republican Federation of Virginia Thomas Turner shares his perspective on the future of politics and how to stop the polarization of the political parties.

Shane Morton, AKA Professor Morté, and Madeline Morton, the creatives behind The Silver Scream Spook Show, share their history of combining vintage horror with humor and heart. Plus, visual arts director Nicole Lampl and artist Charles Clary tell us about “Paper Cuts,” on view now at Reeves House Visual Arts Center in Woodstock. Plus, our series of local artists, in their own words, “Speaking of the Arts,” today features Thomas Turner.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this date in 1910 two North Dakota men found themselves in hot water for illegal trapping. Deputy game warden Thomas Turner obtained a warrant for the arrest of Curt and Paul Haase for trapping out of season. Deputy Sheriff Redmond arrested the men at the Locke Farm near Devils Lake. They had in their possession over one hundred muskrat pelts. The brothers appeared before Justice George Juergens. Caught red-handed, they had little choice. They both entered guilty pleas and were fined $26.50.

The way we are treated at work can shape our beliefs about how others should be treated. By Lorraine Ryan and Thomas Turner, University of Limerick.

From Roman sandals to trainers and stilettos. Shahidha Bari looks at the shoe trade, with guests including Thomas Turner, who has written about sneakers in his book The Sports Shoe, A History From Field To Fashion; Tansy Hoskins,who examines global commerce in her book Footwork: What Your Shoes Are Doing To The World; Rebecca Shawcross, Shoe Curator at Northampton Museum & Art Gallery; and Roman shoe expert Owen Humphreys from Museum of London Archaeology. Sneakers Unboxed: Studio to Street runs at the Design Museum in London until October 24th Northampton Museum and Art Gallery and its collection of over 15,000 shoes has re-opened this July following a £6million revamp. Producer: Emma Wallace

Paul and Max are joined by sneaker expert Thomas Turner, author of 'White Angels' John Carlin and comedian & celebrity Chelsea fan Omid Djalili. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Needed Time marks the most solemn day of the season with its Good Friday program. The heaviness of the occasion is played out beautifully with music from The Oh Hello's, Gregory Porter, Crooked Still, Common Hymnal and Red Mountain Church. Prayers from Laura Truman and Thomas Turner and a poem from Lucy Shaw complete the journey through this sobering Holy Friday. 

My friend and composer Bradley Thomas Turner joins me to discuss how composing for film works, how a bad score can ruin a movie, and how noise pollution affects people.  Check out Bradley's new album, The Sounds of Bradley Thomas Turner (Major Motion Picture Original Soundtrack), wherever you stream music.  Art by Kat Lanser hatemail.bigcartel.com https://www.instagram.com/_hatemail_ Animation by Bradley Thomas Turner http://bradleythomasturner.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bradleythomasturner/ Music by Brady Turner https://www.bradyturnermusic.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bradyturnermusic You Had Options socials https://www.instagram.com/youhadoptions https://www.twitter.com/youhadoptions youhadoptions@gmail.com    

Dominic Witherow was irked by the gauche portrayal of fly fishing in the season opener of The Crown. He wrote a letter to the paper stating his opinions as an angler and royalist with regards to the inaccuracies of fly fishing in such a detail oriented program. The story went viral. Rob tracked Dominic down and arranged for a brief discussion on English fly fishing, pub culture, the Royal Family, and bottomless fizzy drinks. Thomas Turner provided the fishing equipment used in this episode of The Crown.  Produced by Jason Reif  Brought to you by Solostove 

Kish & Jason continue the story of the adidas Superstar with Thomas Turner, who reveals how the shoe made the transition from all-conquering basketball sneaker to street fashion icon on the feet of hip-hop legends Run DMC and became of the first shoes to kick start modern sneaker culture.A Goalhanger Films productionProduced by Jon Gill & Joey McCarthyExec Producer Tony PastorMusic by DJ SwerveTwitter: @Soleful_PodcastInstagram: @Soleful_Podcast#SolefulPodcastNote: This podcast was recorded remotely during the Covid-19 pandemic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the first installment of The Christian Civics Book Club, we discuss Jonathan Haidt's "The Righteous Mind." Christian Civics co-founder and Executive Director Rick Barry is joined by Christian Civics teaching faculty Rev. Charles Drew and Executive Board members Nathan Leamer and Thomas Turner. The next book club episode will cover Soong-Chan Rah's "Prophetic Lament: A Call for Justice in Troubled Times."

Kish & Jason talk to Dr. Thomas Turner to uncover where modern sneakers came from and learn how lawn tennis made sports shoes the height of popular fashion.A Goalhanger Films productionProduced by Jon Gill & Joey McCarthyExec Producer Tony PastorMusic by DJ SwerveTwitter: @Soleful_PodcastInstagram: @Soleful_Podcast#SolefulPodcastNote: This podcast was recorded remotely during the Covid-19 pandemic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From Roman sandals to trainers and stilettos. Shahidha Bari looks at the shoe trade, with guests including Thomas Turner, who has written about sneakers in his book The Sports Shoe, A History From Field To Fashion; Tansy Hoskins, who examines global commerce in her book Footwork: What Your Shoes Are Doing To The World; Rebecca Shawcross, Shoe Curator at Northampton Museum & Art Gallery; and Roman shoe expert Owen Humphreys from Museum of London Archaeology. Producer: Emma Wallace

On July 12, 2016, pulled into a Shell gas station in Stamford CT. to fill up without checking the price, I figured it would .05¢ north or south of what I normally pay-I was wrong.  It trigged a string of events on Facebook and even severed a few relationships.  Through the entire fiasco I was never able to speak with the manager, I recently became with obsessed with solving the case.  Along the way I found myself down a rabbit hole Carrie Whitney, Phd wrote a piece entitled "Why Gasoline Prices Vary From Station to Station" I was curious to see what the gas prices were around the country what I discovered was surprising.  Yolanda Rose-(a facebook friend) shared a useful app that searches for the best prices and saves you money, "GetUpside." I hope your enjoyed today's episode, thanks to Siri Dhammo, NP Phyllis, Stephanie Brizard, Claudia Cardenas, Brenda Ngozi Stallings, James McCollum, Ashley Harris, Felecia McLean, Tara Taylor, Milton Garrett II, June Stambler, Eric Hudson, Wiklliam McCullough, Gary Waller, Nadine Marjanowicz-Francis, Angela Hyman, Gloria Y. Daughtry, Katelynn Elizabeth, Joann Lin, Yulonda Burris, Al Stoneburner, Yolanda Rose, Kirk Robinson, Shirel Johnson, Steven Yee, Pippi Spann, Sherrie Feger, Tony Brown, Matthew Larry Thompson, Brendetta L. Caldwell, Jamal Lewis, Alicia Marie, Nana Asokwa, Jewel Scott, Ebonyu Butler, James Bryant, Kimberley Williams, Daphnie Sicre, Rima Lecroix, Michael Sean Harris, Harriet Webb, Julie Morgan, Maryam Mulrain, Ron Muldrew, Maria Crawford, Alfreda Nikki Blanchard, Thomas Turner, Freida Dale, Thelma Gilchrist, Eric Thomas, Alejandra Marquez, Jacob Carrigan, Nneka Greene, Jennifer Dawn Jones, Edward Broadnax and Kanesha Moore for sharing the gas prices from their state.   Special thanks to our concerned correspondent from Connecticut Yvonne Oxley --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/derek-oxley/support

Lola was joined by regular guest Thomas Turner, daughter Lylyth Faire, and comedian Gwen Sunkel to take a look at the year that was. 2019 was a full year and marks the end of a decade and the beginning on a new roaring twenties. Entertainment This year saw the birth of Disney's continued expansion into the world of entertainment. They Launched Disney+, and acquired 20th Century Fox. They released quite a collection of blockbuster hits and three "Live" remakes. Outside of Disney we saw many other blockbuster hits. Jasmine Masters created the catch phrase of the year with "And I Oop!" We also saw the explosion of Lizzo. She launched into acting, voice overs, and was a supporting character in the hit film Hustlers. Her hit single "Juice" was on top of all the charts. We also saw the Country Music Awards award their first openly LGBTQ nominee with Lil Nas and his hit "Old Town Road." World Pride 2019 Marked the first ever US held World Pride. New York city was in full rainbow mode as the World Pride celebrations also marked the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. We listened into CBS Weekend News coverage, Speeches from Bette Midler, and Lady Gaga. We also hear Woopi Goldberg's opening remarks from the opening ceremonies. The next World Pride will be in 2021 in Copenhagen, Denmark. LGBT Around the world India’s LGBT community protests transgender law at Delhi pride parade Istanbul LGBT activists defy Turkish government Pride ban LGBT activist remains in exile as Kenya upholds anti-gay laws Supreme Court takes on cases on gay rights, discrimination In Brunei, Sultan enacts gay sex stoning law as they take a more stringent religious stance on all their laws. Taiwan holds Asia’s first legal gay weddings, in a boost for LGBT communities Lastly we worked through this all that 2019 brought us in US politics. It was a lot.

Author Name: Thomas Turner Book Title: Marleth The Little Cave Girl ( La chica de la Cueva) Book Summary: The author has spent most of his life around children. Born in Iowa in 1950, he was privileged to have a close extended family. While growing up, he helped raise and spend many thousands of hours with his seven cousins, uncles, aunts, grandparents, and his two brothers. Playing outside, climbing trees and enjoying the four seasons kept him physically active. Computers and television were not viable alternatives for entertainment, so play and imagination were critical. After spending a summer in France while in college, he learned French and was impressed with the civility and charm of the French and their children. Returning to the university, he was inspired by the children he met to change his major to education. Now retired from teaching, he does private tutoring, and is blessed with a son, a daughter and two grandsons. He presently resides in Naples, Florida. About the Author: The author has spent most of his life around children. Born in Iowa in 1950, he was privileged to have a close extended family. While growing up, he helped raise and spend many thousands of hours with his seven cousins, uncles, aunts, grandparents, and his two brothers. Playing outside, climbing trees and enjoying the four seasons kept him physically active. Computers and television were not viable alternatives for entertainment, so play and imagination were critical. After spending a summer in France while in college, he learned French and was impressed with the civility and charm of the French and their children. Returning to the university, he was inspired by the children he met to change his major to education. Now retired from teaching, he does private tutoring, and is blessed with a son, a daughter and two grandsons. He presently resides in Naples, Florida.

Paul & Andy discuss the days sporting affairs. They welcome Shoe fanatic Thomas Turner and comedian Andy Zaltzman into the studio for a chat... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The playwright and activist Eve Ensler talks about her book The Apology an imagined letter from her father apologising to her for sexual, physical and emotional abuse.Does what you wear to work matter? We discuss exactly who determines work dress codes with the brand and image consultant Isabel Spearman, Helen McCarthy – who lectures in early modern history at Cambridge University, Magdalene Abraha, the group editorial manager at a publishing company, Lindsey Bauer who's is a teacher at Colyton Grammar school in Devon, Viv Groskop the comedian, writer and author of How to Own the Room: Women and the Art of Brilliant Speaking, and Uma Creswell who runs her own business and is vice president of the City Women Network.As the final series of Mum airs on BBC2 – we examine the character Pauline and ask why so many British sit coms and novels centre around women who are obsessed with status. We hear from critic and journalist Alex Clark and from Julia Raeside the broadcaster and television critic.We discuss myths about sexual desire: why do so many women want more pleasure and how do they get it? Dr Wednesday Martin is the author of Untrue: why nearly everything we believe about women and lust and infidelity is untrue and how the new science can set us free. Fran Bushe is a playwright and comedian with a show called Ad Libido.Professor Kimberle Crenshaw talks about the term intersectionality: why she first used it in 1989 and its continued importance today.What's it like coming out to your parents? We hear from Amelia Abraham the author of Queer Limitations, from Riyadh Khalaf who's written Yay! You're Gay! Now What? and from Amelia's stepmum Tessa.Why has the white plimsoll become such a desirable piece of footwear? Hannah Rochelle the author of En Brogue and Dr Thomas Turner the author of The Sports Shoe – A History from Field to Fashion tell us more.Presented by Jenni Murray Produced by Rabeka Nurmahomed Edited by Jane Thurlow

Eve Ensler's play The Vagina Monologues was first performed in 1996 and became a worldwide phenomenon. Her recent book The Apology is an imagined letter from her father apologising to her for a lifetime of devastating sexual, physical and emotional abuse. She tells Jenni why she's written the book from the perspective of her father and why it might provide a blue-print for apologies in the #metoo era.In the European Elections over the weekend nearly half of the elected MEPs were women. Significantly, all three of them in Northern Ireland are now women. We analyse fast-moving politics from a Woman's Hour point of view with Helen Lewis. White Pearl is a comedy set in a Singapore-based cosmetics company which is having a PR crisis. The play is about an advert for a skin-lightening cream which goes public by accident but the problem is, it's racist. Jenni speaks to Anchuli ‘Felicia' King, the writer of the play, and Kae Alexander who's one of the six Asian women trying to get the ad taken down as it goes viral. The play's on at The Royal Court in London.White plimsolls are in fashion, so what's their history and why do we love them? We speak to Thomas Turner, author of The Sports Shoe: A History From Field To Fashion , and to Hannah Rochelle, author of the shoe-dedicated En Brogue book and blog.

What's in a shoe - apart from a foot? Shoes can be so much more than a protection and ‘dressing' of our feet: from Egyptian pharaohs to European paupers, footwear has been linked not just with the wearer's social and economic standing but also cultural identity, personality and even moral values. Rajan Datar follows the history of footwear with the help of Elizabeth Semmelhack, Senior Curator of the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto; Giorgio Riello, Professor of Global History and Culture at the University of Warwick; sports shoe historian Thomas Turner; and footwear researcher at the KASK School of Arts in Gent, Catherine Willems. Photo: A fancy high-heeled shoe. (Getty Images)

Our first recording with a LIVE AUDIENCE! We had an awesome conversation with Bill Skaggs, Executive Director of INDYPROV, and Thomas Turner about social media and its effects in the queer community. We talked about the ever evolving role of social media and how it has influences the culture of the LGBTQI+ communities.    We record our episodes at Metro Nightclub every Wednesday at 5:30pm with regular episodes (as of now) with a live audiences. Join the conversation! See you soon.

Message from Thomas Turner on September 24, 2017

Message from Thomas Turner on March 26, 2017

Message from John Kuzins and Thomas Turner on November 20, 2016

Message from Thomas Turner on August 7, 2016

EPISODE SPONSOR:   The Whiskey Off-Road - April 24-26, Prescott, Arizona The Grand Junction Off-Road - May 29-31, Grand Junction, Colorado Epic Rides   -----------------------------------------------------------   Mark provides the most in-depth stage race report you'll find anywhere. Listen in as he recaps the recent Pisgah Stage Race in North Carolina. You'll hear all the details, including how the race unfolded, racer strategies, weather issues, and other stories. Mark then interviews the men's race winner, Thomas Turner.   If you are a race director or racer who would like to hear your race report on an episode of The Last Aid Station, please contact Mark at Mark@Mountainbikeradio.com.    ------------------------------------------------------------   RELATED SHOW LINKS:   Pisgah Stage Race Website Pisgah Stage Race Twitter Pisgah Stage Race Facebook The Last Aid Station Facebook Page Mountain Bike Radio Endurance Calendar Email Mark Email Ben BECOME A MOUNTAIN BIKE RADIO MEMBER Intro music: The Perfect Parts by Shakey Graves - Provided by Epic Rides

In this special on-site episode, Andrea catches up with Trisha Mims from the Lula Lake Land Trust, Michael Long, race director for SORBA Chattanooga, open class winners Thomas Turner and Lisa Randall, and singlespeed first and second place finishers, Gordon Wadsworth, Randy Kerr. Andrea also gives listeners a race report from her hostel.    We want to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for the next episode, contact us at info@mountainbikeradio.com. We also have advertising opportunities available, just contact us.    Team SORBA Chattanooga website Team SORBA Chattanooga facebook Team SORBA Chattanooga twitter Lula Lake Race Report Lula Lake Land Trust 5-Points 50 Race Website Lula Lake Race Results Brickhouse Racing Website Brickhouse Racing Facebook Page

Matt and Andrea chat with the men's singlespeed winner, Michael Cosgrove, women's overall winner Kaysee Armstrong, Madison Matthews, Jacob McGahey, and men's overall winner Thomas Turner after the final stage. They also chat with David Carbonell and John Vipiana of Team Fuck Cancer. "Mr. 4 Shots" from Mas Cerveza Team, and Tom from Raleigh. Just Riding Along's Matt tackles the very challenging 2014 Pisgah Stage Race, which boasts 140 miles and 20,000+ feet of climbing in 5 stages in the Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina. Andrea is also along during the week for support. Listen in below for Matt's check in after each stage. Be sure to check out #MBRPSR on Twitter too!   We want to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for the next episode, contact us at info@mountainbikeradio.com. We also have advertising opportunities available, just contact us.    Related Show Links: ProGold Blue Ridge Adventures Website Pisgah Stage Race Website - Watch #MBRPSR for more fun Pisgah Stage Race Facebook Industry Nine Nox Composite Wheels (Get free shipping with your Nox order by becoming a member) Brickhouse Racing Website Brickhouse Racing Facebook Page Mountain Bike Radio Facebook Page Andrea's Twitter Matt's Twitter    

This is a recording of lecture 1 of the Shenandoah University PA507 Neuroscience course taught by Dr. Thomas Turner in the Summer2 2012 semester. This first lecture gives a basic overview of the nervous system. Topics include the impact of the nervous system on behavior, the functions of the nervous system, and anatomical structures of the CNS and PNS.

Click the post for details on this episode! Arizona’s Thomas Turner & Timothy Heit make up the forward thinking dance music duo that is Turner & Heit. For over a decade, these they have been consistently wowing crowds with their multi-genre sound. As more and more fans came to know them, they went from being … Continue reading »

Click the post for details on this episode! Arizona’s Thomas Turner & Timothy Heit make up the forward thinking dance music duo that is Turner & Heit. For over a decade, these they have been consistently wowing crowds with their multi-genre sound. As more and more fans came to know them, they went from being … Continue reading

Click the post for details on this episode! Arizona’s Thomas Turner & Timothy Heit make up the forward thinking dance music duo that is Turner & Heit. For over a decade, these they have been consistently wowing crowds with their multi-genre sound. As more and more fans came to know them, they went from being … Continue reading

Click the post for details on this episode! Arizona’s Thomas Turner & Timothy Heit make up the forward thinking dance music duo that is Turner & Heit. For over a decade, these they have been consistently wowing crowds with their multi-genre sound. As more and more fans came to know them, they went from being … Continue reading »

Belzoni native Thomas Turner reflects on the origins and colorful life of gypsies who mule traded near his home in the early 20th century.