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W najnowszym odcinku podcastu, który poświęcony jest "Opactwu Nordhanger" Jane Austen, mamy okazję zgłębić nie tylko fabułę tej powieści, ale także jej kontekst literacki i kulturowy. Rozmawiając z Dorotą Pająk-Pudą, odkrywamy, jak Austen w sposób dowcipny i inteligentny krytykuje konwencje powieści gotyckich, które w jej czasach były niezwykle popularne."Opactwo Nordhanger" to pierwsza powieść Jane Austen, która doczekała się wydania, mimo że jej pisanie rozpoczęła znacznie wcześniej. Książka ta, pierwotnie nosząca tytuł "Susan", jest nie tylko satyrą na romanse, ale również głęboką refleksją nad rolą kobiet w społeczeństwie XVIII wieku. Główna bohaterka, Katarzyna Morland, jest przeciwieństwem stereotypowej bohaterki powieści gotyckiej. To ona inicjuje uczucia i wybiera swojego partnera, co w tamtych czasach było uznawane za kontrowersyjne.W rozmowie z Dorotą, omawiamy także, jak Austen wykorzystuje humor, aby przedstawić absurdalność niektórych norm społecznych. Katarzyna, głęboko zanurzona w świat powieści gotyckich, ma wyidealizowane wyobrażenie o opactwach i tajemnicach, co prowadzi do wielu zabawnych, ale i kłopotliwych sytuacji. To sprawia, że książka jest nie tylko krytyką literacką, ale także pełną humoru opowieścią o dorastaniu i odkrywaniu rzeczywistości.Warto również zwrócić uwagę na kontekst historyczny, w jakim powstała powieść. Austen nie tylko pisze o relacjach między bohaterami, ale także nawiązuje do ważnych wydarzeń w historii Anglii, takich jak reforma religijna Henryka VIII, która miała wpływ na życie społeczne i kulturowe.Na koniec, zachęcamy do zapoznania się z ekranizacją "Opactwa Nordhanger" z 2007 roku, która w sposób świeży interpretuje tę klasyczną powieść. Odcinek podcastu jest pełen ciekawych spostrzeżeń, które z pewnością zainspirują do ponownego przeczytania tej niezwykłej książki. Nie przegapcie tej okazji, aby zanurzyć się w świat Jane Austen!
Intro: One More Night – Can Let The Good Times Roll – Ray Charl Soulful Dress – Sugar Pie DeSanto (2:43) 3. Hold On, I'm Coming – Sam & Dave (2:35) 4. I Want Your Love – Chic (3:27) 5. Alligator Bogaloo – Lou Donaldson (6:59) Ahla Sahla – Maurice El-Médioni (3:39) I'm Gonna Booglarize You, Baby – Captain Beefheart (4:33) 8. Djazaïr Johara / Ah Ouaja – Hasna El-Bacharia (8:32) 9. Chest Fever – The Band (5:13) 10. Ain't No More Cane – The Band (4:16) 11. Waltz for Joanna – Mike Westbrook Concert Band (5:50) 12. We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds – George Jones & Melba Montgomery (2:39) 13. Sandyland – Buck White & the Down Home Folks (1:53) Don't You Hear Jerusalem Moan? – Good Old Boys (1:56) 15. Monroe's Hornpipe – Bill Monroe & his Blue Grass Boys (1:58) 16. Cantelowes – Toumani Diabaté (6:55) 17. Rossignolet du Bois – Gabriel et Marie Yacoub (3:21) 18. One Hundred Years From Now – The Byrds (2:39) 19. Wenhamo Haaneti – Bhundu Boys (4:25) 20. Conversation – Shankar (7:46) Do Right Woman, Do Right Man – Sweet Inspirations (3:01) 22. Sister Morphine – Marianne Faithfull (5:29) 23. Moon Ray – Roy Haynes Quartet (6:40) 24. Whisper Not – Art Farmer-Benny Golson Jazztet (5:19) 25. Can She Excuse My Wrongs – John Dowland, Tilney (1:52) 26. Ma Jeunesse fout le Camp – Françoise Hardy (3:03) 27. Bâti mon Nid – Françoise Hardy (2:51) 28. Bright Morning Stars – Happy Traum (4:45) Outro: Pogles Walk – Vernon Elliott Ensemble
Here's what we're reading, recommending, and revisiting this week.Catherine's library find is a trio of cozy mysteries by Claudia Gray, all starring Jane Austen characters: The Murder of Mr. Wickham (2022), The Late Mrs. Willoughby (2023), and The Perils of Lady Catherine de Bough (2024). These are an absolutely delightful (and non-stressful) way to revisit these characters, and there's even a little helping of romance. Mentioned: Death Comes to Pemberley, another contemporary author's take on an Austen-themed mystery.Terri's random recommendation is Artful Plus, the premium version of Artful Agenda, a digital planner we both use. With Artful Plus, you get a habit tracker and the ability to make and use your own stickers, among other perks. Mentioned: The Artful Agenda Facebook group, Artfully Obsessed.In the archives, we discussed an episode from 2020 on how parents can pay it forward (which we think is more helpful than starting or participating in a drive-thru pay-it-forward chain). Mentioned: Books from our former co-hosts: Inclusion in Action by Nicole Eredics and Neurodiversity-Affirming Schools (January 2025) by Amanda Morin.Next week's lineup: Lost S1 E23, "Exodus: Part 2," on Tuesday, December 17Shrinking S2 E6, "Get in the Sea," on Wednesday, December 18Weekly roundup on Thursday, December 19Until then (and anytime you're in need), the archives are available.
General Tilney vs. Sir Walter Elliot: Who Will Wear This Year's Crown of the Ultimate Jane Austen Villain? In this episode, we dive into the complex characters of General Tilney from Northanger Abbey and Sir Walter Elliot from Persuasion. General Tilney, with his cold obsession with wealth and status, manipulates those around him, as seen in his harsh treatment of Catherine Morland when he discovers she's not as wealthy as he thought. Sir Walter, on the other hand, is consumed by vanity and social rank, caring more about appearances than his daughters' well-being. Both men are driven by their selfish desires and social ambitions. As we wrap up, we bring these two characters head-to-head, comparing their motivations and actions. General Tilney ruthlessly controls others, while Sir Walter is driven by his obsession with status and appearance. But which one is the ultimate Austen villain? Join us as we dissect their villainous traits, and with your votes, we'll decide who deserves the crown! Where can you find Ellis? Instagram: @historian_ellis Where can you find Caily? Instagram: @half_agony_half_hope Where can you find your host (Izzy)? Website: www.whattheausten.com Podcast Instagram: @whattheausten Personal Instagram: @izzy_meakin Youtube: What the Austen? Podcast
Today we are joined by Len Tilney, known as “Mr. Optimist”, he joined the Sunrise Optimist Club of Lockport, Inc. in 1972, and served as its President and Chairman of the Board of Directors. He shares his wisdom, insights and stories over the years.Learn more about the Sunrise Optimist Club of Lockport - click here
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Don't blink, because it's the 2007 Andrew Davies adaptation of Northanger Abbey, and Jyn Erso is about to make her biggest mistake since she tried to steal the plans to the Death Star: Standing up Mr. Tilney to take a horsey ride to Blaise Castle. And it only gets cringier from there! Fortunately, we have a pair of Fashion Geniuses and a time-traveling barrister to help us get through it. Music credits: "Big Action Sports Rock," by Alexander Rufire "Tournament," by Crypt of Insomnia Special thanks to Baby Bee Carys for the theme music! Subscribe to our Patreon at Patreon.com/BSCCPodcast and support the show at Bit.ly/RattlesnakeJake! Advertise on The Baby-Sitters Club Club via Gumball.fm Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Four curvy best friends set out on a pleasure cruise that ends with each of them shipwrecked with a captain, a professor, a first mate, and a billionaire. Can true love save the day? Margo When one of my best friends gets ditched at the altar, we turn her would-be honeymoon into a girls' week. Our first day in the Caribbean, we book an afternoon cruise under the capable hands of the brooding Captain Jack. But when a freak storm strikes and our yacht wrecks, we're separated and stranded. I land on a small desert island with only Captain Jack. Despite our differences, we'll have to work together if we're going to get off this island. But he can be so brooding and tough. It's a good thing he's also sexy. Jack My military career gave me all the action and adventure I could ever want. Now that I'm retired, all I want is a peaceful life on my yacht. When disaster strikes, and my boat goes down, I'm left on an island with nothing but the clothes on my back and one of the beautiful passengers. Though we clash at first, I'm filled with an overpowering need to keep her safe. I'll do whatever it takes to get her off the island. Even if it puts duty before pleasure. Shipwrecked Beach Babes is a steamy short romance series with four BBW and the men they're stranded with on deserted Caribbean islands. Read this collection if you love LOL adventure, beach romance, and a guaranteed happily ever after. No cheating! Kate Tilney Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/5n6bsdnr Kate Tilney RMR: https://tinyurl.com/52pjn3w7 Swift Mountain Fire & Rescue: https://tinyurl.com/47bk5627 ♥ ♥ ♥ BRAND NEW ALEXA RILEY: https://bit.ly/3h0y68D AR Taboo: https://bit.ly/3YcaWwL ♥ ♥ ♥ Other Mentions The Housemaid by Freida Mcfadden Kait Nolan - last weeks audiobook - Kilty Pleasures ♥ ♥ ♥ RMR Website: https://bit.ly/3ifFIyw Weekly New Release: https://bit.ly/30iDete Follow Read Me Romance on Instagram: https://geni.us/uUVdVeY Join Read Me Romance Headquarters on FB: https://geni.us/IdL7B
Four curvy best friends set out on a pleasure cruise that ends with each of them shipwrecked with a captain, a professor, a first mate, and a billionaire. Can true love save the day? Margo When one of my best friends gets ditched at the altar, we turn her would-be honeymoon into a girls' week. Our first day in the Caribbean, we book an afternoon cruise under the capable hands of the brooding Captain Jack. But when a freak storm strikes and our yacht wrecks, we're separated and stranded. I land on a small desert island with only Captain Jack. Despite our differences, we'll have to work together if we're going to get off this island. But he can be so brooding and tough. It's a good thing he's also sexy. Jack My military career gave me all the action and adventure I could ever want. Now that I'm retired, all I want is a peaceful life on my yacht. When disaster strikes, and my boat goes down, I'm left on an island with nothing but the clothes on my back and one of the beautiful passengers. Though we clash at first, I'm filled with an overpowering need to keep her safe. I'll do whatever it takes to get her off the island. Even if it puts duty before pleasure. Shipwrecked Beach Babes is a steamy short romance series with four BBW and the men they're stranded with on deserted Caribbean islands. Read this collection if you love LOL adventure, beach romance, and a guaranteed happily ever after. No cheating! Kate Tilney Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/5n6bsdnr Kate Tilney RMR: https://tinyurl.com/52pjn3w7 Swift Mountain Fire & Rescue: https://tinyurl.com/47bk5627 ♥ ♥ ♥ BRAND NEW ALEXA RILEY: https://bit.ly/3h0y68D AR Taboo: https://bit.ly/3YcaWwL ♥ ♥ ♥ Other Mentions The Housemaid by Freida Mcfadden Kait Nolan - last weeks audiobook - Kilty Pleasures ♥ ♥ ♥ RMR Website: https://bit.ly/3ifFIyw Weekly New Release: https://bit.ly/30iDete Follow Read Me Romance on Instagram: https://geni.us/uUVdVeY Join Read Me Romance Headquarters on FB: https://geni.us/IdL7B
Intro: One More Night – Can 1. Come Down (Baby) – The Beginning of the End (3:05) 2. Fugata – Astor Piazzolla, y su Quinteto (2:49) 3. Sonata in A Major K 429 – Domenico Scarlatti, Tilney (3:30) 4. An Tonn Reatha – Seán Ó Riada, & Ceoltóirí Cualann (3:45) 5. Howlin' for my Darlin' – Howlin' Wolf (2:30) 6. Cler Achel – Tinariwen (4:23) 7. Η Γυναίκα Μου Ζηλεύει (I Gynaíka Mou Zilévei - My Wife Is Jealous) – Markos Vamvakaris (3:17) 8. Sidi Sma Ya Boulandi – Maalem Mahmoud Gania (8:06) 9. Stray – Calexico (2:54) 10. Ahlane Ouassahlane – Ahl Nana (9:22) 11. Reuben's Train – Doc Watson & Family (2:43) 12. Golden Brown – Laurence Mason (2:16) 13. Prelude No.12 in F Minor BWV 881 from Book 2 of ‘Das Wohltemperierte Klavier' – J.S. Bach, Gould (1:45) 14. Ugetsu – Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers (11:12) 15. Wine (The Infidel) – Dorothy Ashby (4:01) 16. Hoppavalssi – JPP (2:40) 17. At Last I Am Free – Fire! Orchestra (6:39) 18. Orden Du Aldrig Säger – Enhet För Fri Musik (3:35) 19. Iceland – The Fall (6:42) 20. Seydis – Astrid Øster Mortensen (1:48) 21. Verner Ravn – Spælimenninir (2:52) 22. Allah Ho, Allah Ho (Live at WOMAD 1985) – Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Party Outro: Pogles Walk – Vernon Elliott Ensemble
In this episode we discuss our final thoughts on Isabella - is she a victim, a villain, or something in between? We discuss Catherine's anxiety - both how it's relatable and ridiculous. We discuss our love for the Tilney's, their secure attachment, and their love for Catherine. Once Catherine makes it home after her shocking booting from Northanger Abbey, we discuss the Morland household and Catherine's growth. And of course - as always - we discuss why Henry Tilney is the best! BWAHAHAHAHAHAH! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
These three chapters are Kate's three chapters - and we talk about WHY! Catherine has convinced herself that General Tilney is a murderer - and she has to find her way back to Mrs Tilney's bedroom to finish her investigation. But in classic Scooby-Doo mystery fashion - Catherine realizes that she's been making up her own ghost story. We discuss Catherine's fall back to reality - and how being caught by Henry is the one who unmasks the villain! (The villain is Catherine's imagination)And HENRY! Omg - he is amazing. Not only is he a perfect example of secure attachment - he supports her through the end of her friendship with Isabella and the emotional fall out. We love him soooooo much!SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Things are heating up! This episode we've got some dialectics, some grey rocking, some amazing flirting, and some sparkle goths. Join us while we complain about Isabella being Isabella, while we gush about how Catherine handles interpersonal conflict so well, and while we (mostly Kate) sing Tilney's praises!Do you think Catherine would be the most optimistic goth you've ever met? Did your parents arrange your play dates? Are you excited to be getting out of Bath and away from the horrible Thorpes? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We're back! Whoo! Theresa is happier - cause we got more Tilney and less John Thorpe! We love Catherine standing up for herself and setting those boundaries and taking action.
We're back... and we still hate John Thorpe. We discuss John Thorpe, Murder Mystery elements, and hating John Thorpe. We love the Tilneys (TILNEY)! Highlights include: Theresa thinking Tilney is a weirdo. Kate loving Tilney. Kate really really loving Tilney. Seriously, he's so swoon.
LOINS!! We really hate John Thorpe... and we don't really think Isabella is much better! We didn't get enough Tilney! And Catherine is a relatable and grounded character. Did we mention LOINS! And we hate John Thorpe! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Did you miss us? We're back! Your favorite sibling mental health worker Jane Austen podcast has returned! T may have read one Jane Austen, but we've got so much more to go! We are diving into Northanger Abbey! The excitement in the air!!! It's time fooooooooor TILNEY!!!! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode Notes It's finally time! We are so, so excited to announce our new project, Morland P.I., will be premiering January 2nd 2023. From the team behind Murray Mysteries, Morland P.I. is a queer love story full of mystery, adapted from Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey. Kit Morland, true crime podcaster and wannabe heroine, is dying for some excitement. When her neighbours offer to take her on a trip to Bath, site of the famous Chawton Murders, she knows this is her chance to investigate the unsolved mystery. But from boisterous siblings to intriguing women with an eye for fabrics, Kit's new environment is full of distractions. Morland P.I. stars Megan John as Kit Morland, Mel Nichols as Henrietta 'Henry' Tilney. Season 1 also features Cass Scott as Mrs Allen, Art Dominey as Mr Allen, Nadia Grimaldi as Eleanor Tilney, Tal Minear as J Thorpe, Marnie Warner as Bella Thorpe, Drew Frankie Victorie as Jamie Morland and a few familiar guests... Come and find us! Website: knovesstorytellingcollective.wordpress.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/knovesstorytelling Redbubble: www.redbubble.com/fr/people/KnovesMerch/shop Instagram: @knovesstorytelling Twitter: @KnovesStory Tumblr: www.knovesstorytelling.tumblr.com KoFi: ko-fi.com/knovesstorytelling ...or search for us on Spotify, Stitcher and Apple Music. Thank you for listening Support Murray Mysteries by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/murray-mysteries
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We hope you set an alarm! It's time for breakfast with General Tilney, and he does not like to be kept waiting. On the plus side, he will tell you exactly what he's planning to give you for a wedding present. This week we're joining Catherine for breakfast at Northanger Abbey and learning more about the General's taste in housewares. You can find us online at www.TheThingAboutAusten.com and follow us on Instagram @TheThingAboutAusten and on Twitter @Austen_Things. You can also email us at TheThingAboutAusten@gmail.com.
Alex Tilney is a hunter, writer for Meateater's “Cal's Week In Review”, and the author of “The Expectations”. Join us, as we speak about being a hunter while living in Brooklyn, his difficulties in obtaining a permit for a “long gun”, and learn about some of my “trust issues”. SHOW NOTES: Follow Alex on… Instagram: https://instagram.com/alextilney?utm_medium=copy_link Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atilney9 You can purchase Alex's book here: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-expectations-alexander-tilney/1129819122?ean=9780316450379 You can also hear Alex's work on Meater's “Cal's Week In Review”: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cals-week-in-review/id1462051732
Gareth and Conor sit down with Ben Tilney and discuss his football career to date.
In the March episode of the Tilney Investment Podcast, Chloe Stages, an associate investment director, joins Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney's Head of Multi-asset Funds. The conversation focuses on Russia's invasion of Ukraine as well covering energy prices and the easing of Covid restrictions.
It this episode of our #WhatsTheLaw podcast series we are joined by Stephen Robinson from Jacksons Law Firm and Matthew Burgess from Tilney.Stephen and Matthew will be discussing Ethical and Sustainable Investing (ESG). They will talk about what it is, what it means, how it ties in with succession planning, and worst case scenarios.
Charlie May, an investment director from Tilney's London office, joins Ben Seager-Scott, our Head of Multi-asset Funds for our February episode of the Tilney Investment Podcast. They discuss the eventful first month of 2022, the outlook on global equities, interest-rate hikes, and rising tensions in Ukraine.
In January we're looking back over 2021 and discussing the outlook for 2022. Listen to Sam Coppin, an investment director from Tilney's London office, putting Ben Seager-Scott, our Head of Multi-asset Funds through his paces. They discuss inflation, quantitative tightening, asset classes in a rising interest-rate environment and more.
This week, Elle and Catrina read two Northanger Abbey adaptations. While each book is part of a collection of adaptations that we have read before. One is Northanger Abbey through the eyes of Henry Tilney. The other is a modern take - do modern, Catherine might be a Twilight girl. Elle reviews Henry Tilney's Diary by Amanda Grange. This is the third book by Amanda Grange Elle has read for the podcast and, like the others, it doesn't disappoint. If you love Henry Tilney, then this book will have you falling in love even more. What's more, we finally get to see the end of the book play out in real-time.Catrina got to re-read the modern adaptation called Northanger Abbey by Val McDermid. This modern adaptation is part of the Jane Austen project that brought us Eligible and Emma. What makes this modern adaptation unique is that this version of Catherine is very relatable to anyone who was into supernatural books in the early 20-teens. Oh, and General Tilney might be a vampire...Wit Beyond Measure is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to atFrolic.media/podcasts
This edition of the podcast features Rohan Patel, an investment advisor from Tilney's London office, talking to Ben Seager-Scott, Head of Multi-asset Funds. Tune in as they discuss the impacts of the Omicron Covid variant announcement, UK and US central bank's policy, the outlook for oil and the recent US–China summit.
Review of the 2007 Northanger Abbey film starring Felicity Jones, Carrey Mulligan, and JJ Feild.This week Catrina and Elle talk about the only film adaptation they will be watching of Northanger Abbey. How did this film compare to the book? What was changed? What stayed true to the story? How did this adaptation compare to other films? With a few deviations from the book, this adaptation actually improves upon the original story. Catherine indulges in a few book fantasies. Isabella feels the repercussions of her actions. But, most importantly, we see how the story ends for General Tilney. Most importantly - *swoon* Mr. Tilney! Wit Beyond Measure is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to atFrolic.media/podcasts
Northanger Abbey Chapters 24 - 27This week Elle and Catrina get very confused about what chapters they are talking about. But after they get it all settled, they discuss everything from Mrs. Tilney's death, Captian Tilney's potential marriage, and Isabella's betrayal. Catherine finally discovers the truth about Mrs. Tilney's death after being caught snooping around the house by none other than Henry Tilney. Will this ruin her chances at a happily ever after with our hero? No, actually, he found it kinda cute. Just further proof that Tilney really is the best Austen hero.While there might not be a scandal between Catherine and Henry, there is certainly trouble afoot. Catherine soon receives a letter from her brother James about his engagement to Isabella. Everything has fallen apart and who could be to blame? Isabella? James? Perhaps, Captian Tilney?Wit Beyond Measure is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to atFrolic.media/podcasts
This edition of the podcast features Sam Myers, an investment director from Tilney's Liverpool office, talking to Ben Seager-Scott, Head of Multi-asset Funds. Tune in as they discuss finances following the recent Budget, fundamental economic drivers, which currently appear quite robust, sustainable investing in light of COP26 and why rates look set to rise earlier than expected.
Northanger Abbey - Chapters: 20-23Elle and Catrina finally make it to Northanger Abbey... I mean... Catherine Morland finally makes it to Northanger Abbey!Catherine heads to the Abbey with the Tilney's. She is extremely excited because she gets to spend time with her new friend Elenor and her love interest Henry. Most importantly, she gets to go and stay in an abbey! Her little gothic novel fangirl heart might just explode. Of course, she can't visit an abbey without finding all the spooky stuff. Henry tells her about all the mysterious things she is likely to find in his old house and Catherine certainly finds them. What's more, she believes she has uncovered a secret that even Henry and Elenor are unaware of. Who needs a secret wife in the attic, when you have a secret wife in the basement?Wit Beyond Measure is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to atFrolic.media/podcasts
Northanger Abbey: Chapters 13 -15This week Elle and Catrina finish volume 1 of Northanger Abbey. Elle is excited that we get to spend more time with Mr. Tilney and Catrina relates to Catherine's dilemma of choosing between friend groups. Despite John Thorpe's best efforts, Catherine gets to spend some quality time with Henry Tilney... and his sister. More importantly, she learns that her beloved Henry likes novels! He reads fiction and he doesn't make fun of Catherine for her love of books. He really is perfect. Of course, John does something bad because he is a terrible, terrible person. Also, make sure to check out our friends at Lit Wallflowers, another great podcast from the Frolic Podcast Network. Wit Beyond Measure is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to atFrolic.media/podcasts
Northanger Abbey Chapters 9-12These chapters include Catherine finally getting the chance to dance with her beloved Mr. Tilney once again. However, just before she is supposed to go walking with him and his sister, therefore solidifying their connection, she is kidnapped by the horrible Mr. Thorpe. Surely her chances with Tilney are over! This week Catrina and Elle talk about the absolutely terrible John Thorpe. Seriously, this guy is literally the worst - and this is coming from two people who know all about Wickham, Willoughby, and Mr. Collins. Also, make sure to check out our friends at Smart Podcast, Trashy Books, another great podcast from the Frolic Podcast Network. Wit Beyond Measure is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to atFrolic.media/podcasts
This edition of the podcast features Victoria Newlands, an Investment Adviser from Tilney's London office, talking to Ben Seager-Scott, Head of Multi-asset Funds. Tune in as they discuss a range of contributing factors to the battering of markets including: the end of furlough schemes and business continuity loans, a surge in energy prices, the US debt ceiling and China's bubbling Evergrande issues.
Stacy Tilney is the Communications Director at the Salem Witch Museum in Salem, MA. The Salem Witch Museum examines one of the most enduring and emotional events in American History…the Salem witch trials of 1692 and provides an immersive look into the events of 1692. Visitors experience the drama of that dark time though thirteen life-size stage sets, figures, lighting and narration as they are witness to the web of lies and intrigue of the Salem witch-hunt. And that's what we were talking about in this archived podcast. On their website there is an online tour that you can take and it can be found at https://salemwitchmuseum.com/witch-trials-online-tour/.
In this September episode, Robin Adamson, Director of Investment Management from Tilney's Glasgow office, talks to Ben Seager-Scott, Head of Multi-asset Funds. They discuss how August is typically a month of sentiment effects, including the Jackson Hole Symposium, inflation and the US debt ceiling.
Leah Madsen (author of the "Jane Austen Runs My Life Blog") joins hosts Mia and Allie for Austen August! They chat about Jon Jones's 2007 adaptation of "Northanger Abbey" starring Felicity Jones and J.J. Feild. They talk about how Jane Austen parodies the gothic novel with "Northanger Abbey", why Mr. Tilney is the best romantic interest in all of Austen, and chat about times in their own lives that they've went on a life changing trip! __ SHOW INFORMATION Instagram: @P.S.ILoveRomComsPod Twitter: @P.S.ILoveRomComsPod Email: P.S.ILoveRomComsPod@gmail.com
This edition of the podcast features Tom Hawkins, an investment director from Tilney's London office talking to Ben Seager-Scott, Head of Multi-asset Funds. They discuss the latest topical themes dominating our markets: Chinese regulatory crackdowns, concerns over an overheating economy and rising inflation.
This week we're all about the mysterious (or are they stupid?) pamphlets that General Tilney reads late at night. We talk about the political tumult of the 1790s and pamphlets as a form of blogging, and even make a nod to Bridgerton and scandal sheets. If you ever accidentally thought your boyfriend's dad was a murderer, this episode is for you. You can find us on Instagram @TheThingAboutAusten and on Twitter @Austen_Things and email us at TheThingAboutAusten@gmail.com
This edition of the podcast features Lucinda Johnson, an investment director from Tilney's Birmingham office talking to Ben Seager-Scott, Head of Multi-asset Funds. At the halfway point, they look back at the first six months of 2021, discussing the latest Federal Reserve (Fed) meeting, inflation and markets.
James von Simson, a director within London's Tilney office, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney's Head of Multi-asset Funds, discuss growth, the latest market trends, and inflation. There's been a lot around inflation at present, particularly around the backward-looking numbers, in both the press and news, and how they interplay with the forward-looking story. These numbers need to be distinguished, but are there short-term distortions affecting them? Has inflation peaked in May? Could the Covid-19 restrictions be covering the effects of Brexit? Is Europe's strong performance a potential foreshadowing of a stronger UK market?
There are so many misunderstandings about women and wealth. Whether you care about this because you want to reduce inequalities of opportunity for yourself or the women you care about, or because you work in this sector and know you need to understand the other half of the population better, there is a huge opportunity for change. I had the chance to quiz three brilliant women in investment, finance and law on everything from practical advice around budgeting and risk, to common misconceptions such as: Pre-nups are just for wealthy men Investing is a man's world Women are too risk averse to invest This content was created for #InternationalWomensDay, but personally I think it's important all year round and has never been more relevant. Also, it's definitely not just for women! Resources: Guest LinkedIn: Ruth McCarthy: Linkedin.com/in/ruthmccarthy/ Elspeth Kinder: Linkedin.com/in/elspethkinder/ Ann-Marie Atkins: Linkedin.com/in/annmariebanks/ Host website: annaclareharper.com Host website: spi.capital Host LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annaclareharper/
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The idea of retiring early is, unsurprisingly, a popular one. But how do you do it? I was delighted to quiz Ann-Marie Atkins, award-winning Financial Planner and Managing Partner at Tilney on this topic. We covered: What kind of investments work, and how you can make them - including how to make the most of available tax reliefs, property and non-property investments Common mistakes people make, and how you can avoid them How much money you actually need to retire, or take ‘micro retirements' throughout your career Resources: Guest website: www.tilney.co.uk Guest LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tilney-group/ Guest LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annmariebanks/ Host website: www.annaclareharper.com & www.spi.capital Host LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annaclareharper/
This edition of our podcast features and Debbie Hair, a senior investment manager, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They discuss the latest market trends as the euro strengthens and confidence returns, but could fiscal stimuluses be the gamechangers for the US markets running hot?
This week we write to none other than the quirky, smart, and delightful Mr. Henry Tilney!!!
✨This week we write to the ever so flirty, every so BAD, ever so attractive Frederick Tilney. ✨ Follow us on all the things! https://linktr.ee/TeaWithClaudiaAndB?fbclid=IwAR0ep3T9n28lKSC2aALp1hkTzO4pa94I5eML4Rgwc5uI-RJAd94sT_bpaVs We love you guys! Claudia
This edition of our podcast features Lewis Cohen, an Investment Director, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They discuss equity markets, monetary and fiscal policies and their impact on the global economy.
*GULP* This week we write to the mysterious, yucky and intimidating General Tilney...Is he really the murderous man that Catherine believes?! Orrrr is he just creepy?
This edition of our podcast features Jonathan Cowan, an Investment Director, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They discuss the recent events affecting markets as we navigate the latest phase of the pandemic crisis.
This edition of our podcast features Caroline Connell, an Investment Director, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They discuss the latest market news and the possibility of negative interest rates in the UK.
This edition of our podcast features Robin Adamson, an Investment Director, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They discuss the challenges facing the global economy in 2021.
This edition of our podcast features Sam Myers, an Investment Director, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They discuss Brexit, developments in the US since the elections and the progress that has been made with vaccines.
In this episode, we find out what happened at the dinner with the Tilney's, Isabella finds out about the Morland's wealth, and what's this? Has the title of the book actually made its way into the story? Listen to find out!Content warning: Northanger Abbey is a coming of age novel & satire of gothic romance. Northanger Abbey was the FIRST novel Jane Austen completed for publication in 1803. The book was published posthumously in 1817 with ideologies and language phrases common to the time. The ideologies described and language used may be distressing to some listeners/readers. Dave & Roo do not endorse the ideas or language used by the author.Source of Music used within the podcast (please support the artists directly):Northanger Abbey (From "Northanger Abbey") (2007 Itv Adaptation) performed by The Regency Players - By Charlie Mole - https://youtu.be/3AHSrCDsMfII am the Slime - Frank Zappa - The Mothers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiCQcEW98OYNorthanger Abbey By Jane Austen is in the public domain of Australia (Australian law stipulated life plus 70 years, since 2005. The law is not retrospective and excludes works published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1956 or earlier). This podcast will be reading books of authors who are deceased and within a non-commercial platform only
durée : 00:08:03 - Bach : Partitas pour clavecin (BWV 825-830) - Colin Tilney - A 87 ans, le musicien Colin Tilney enregistre les 6 partitas pour clavecin de Jean-Sébastien Bach. Certes les tempi sont lents mais c'est pour la clarté de la polyphonie et la noblesse du propos. "A 87 ans, nous avons tout notre temps", c'est en tout cas ce que semble nous dire ce musicien.
This edition of our podcast features Sam Coppin, Director of the Investment Advisory Service, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They discuss how US election results could affect the markets and the potential vaccine breakthrough in the fight against Covid-19.
In this chapter Catherine attends another ball in the hopes of dancing with Mr. Tilney. Does it happen? Listen and find out! Content warning: Northanger Abbey is a coming of age novel & satire of gothic romance. Northanger Abbey was the FIRST novel Jane Austen completed for publication in 1803. The book was published posthumously in 1817 with ideologies and language phrases common to the time. The ideologies described and language used may be distressing to some listeners/readers. Dave & Roo do not endorse the ideas or language used by the author.Source of Music used within the podcast (please support the artists directly):Northanger Abbey (From "Northanger Abbey") (2007 Itv Adaptation) performed by The Regency Players - By Charlie Mole - https://youtu.be/3AHSrCDsMfII am the Slime - Frank Zappa - The Mothers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiCQcEW98OYNorthanger Abbey By Jane Austen is in the public domain of Australia (Australian law stipulated life plus 70 years, since 2005. The law is not retrospective and excludes works published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1956 or earlier). This podcast will be reading books of authors who are deceased and within a non-commercial platform only
We explore asset allocation for individuals for individuals with Ben Seager-Scott of Tilney. Stream this episode of Investment Uncut to find out more.
How do you invest through a crisis? It's a cliche so say it, but undeniably we are in ‘unprecedented times'. As a result, it's never been more important for individuals and families to preserve and grow their wealth, and to plan for the future. I got the chance to pick the brains of Ann-Marie Atkins, the only female Managing Partner at award-winning Wealth Management and Financial Planning firm, Tilney. We covered topics including: The most common mistakes that individuals, families and business owners make around financial planning, and how to avoid them The risks and opportunities of recent and proposed regulations such as changes to Capital Gains Tax Recession-proofing your finances Understanding your risk appetite and liquidity preferences Resources: https://www.tilney.co.uk/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/tilney-group/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/annmariebanks/ www.annaclareharper.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/annaclareharper/
This edition of our podcast features Emma Sterland, a Financial Planning Partner, and Gareth Lewis, Tilney’s Head of Investment Strategy. They discuss what to do with cash in today’s challenging interest-rate environment.
Mr. Tilney returns! But he is not alone.... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/badaccentstory/support
Jane Austen has opinions about novels and novelists. Also, are we ever to see Mr. Tilney again? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/badaccentstory/support
Our heroine now has a best friend! And where, oh where, is Mr. Tilney? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/badaccentstory/support
This edition of our podcast features Victoria Newlands, an Investment Director, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They discuss the latest political events and the outlook for the economy.
This edition of our podcast features Caroline Connell, an Investment Director, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They look at what has been happening in the markets and discuss the UK economic outlook.
This edition of our podcast features Harry Morgan, an Investment Director, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They look at what has been happening in the markets and discuss current investment themes.
Five asset allocation heavyweights explain how portfolios have changed in the wake of the coronavirus crisis, and look into whether the ESG rise is a direct result of the pandemic. The podcast was hosted by Citywire Wealth Manager news editor Loukia Gyftopoulou. Guests included: Chris Godding - CIO at Tilney, Shakhista Mukhamedova - Divisional director at Brewin Dolphin, Haig Bathgate - Head of portfolio management at 7IM, Nic Spicer - UK head of investment at PortfolioMetrics, Justine Colley - Portfolio manager at Sanlam.
“As a Financial Planner, you are not trying to sell a thing; you are trying to solve a problem.” I love this quote from Chartered Fellow Richard Mikdadi, a partner at Tilney. I've known Richard for over a decade - we sat opposite each other when we both worked for Aviva. I knew back then that he was destined for great things, and that day came when he got to be a guest on The Financial Planner Life podcast. Joking aside, Richard was a fantastic guest who shares some absolute gems around a hugely successful career in UHNW financial planning. Not one to be missed!Some of the topics covered:· The benefits of being a Chartered Fellow, both for the planner and clients. · Financial Planning for UHNW clients: is a different skill set required? · Why understanding your clients' hopes, dreams and fears will make you a better financial planner. · Teamwork makes the dream work: why surrounding yourself with experts is a must. As per usual if you want to connect with Sam Oakes click here and if you are looking for a new job within the financial planning industry check out Recruit UK a leading national financial planning recruitment agency.
This special edition of our podcast features Rebecca Davidson, an investment director, and Louie French, Tilney’s Senior Research Analyst. They talk about how Environmental, Social and Governance considerations are as relevant as ever in the wake of the virus.
This edition of our podcast features Eline Lofgren, an investment director, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They talk about the recently announced Government spending plan and how monetary policies could affect investors.
There’s nothing like a global pandemic to remind people of their own mortality and coronavirus has sent individuals rushing to get their financial affairs in order. In this week's FT Money show presenter Lucy Warwick-Ching talks to guests - Julia Cox, partner at Charles Russell Speechlys and Ian Dyall, head of estate planning at Tilney - about how best to pass money down the generations. From trusts to family investment companies, or regular gifts out of income - how can you give your children or grandchildren money without being hit by high taxes? We discuss the issues. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This edition of our podcast features Lauren Charnley, an investment director, Chris Godding, our Chief Investment Officer and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They talk about investment strategies and the longer-term economic and social issues of the pandemic.
This edition of our podcast features Ben Roberts, an investment director, Chris Godding, our Chief Investment Officer and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They talk about the significant moves in the oil price and the outlook for equity markets.
This edition of our podcast features Tom Hawkins, an investment director, Chris Godding, our Chief Investment Officer and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They talk about the latest market reactions to the Covid-19 pandemic and what the future might look like.
This edition of our podcast features Lucinda Johnson, an investment director, Chris Godding, our Chief Investment Officer and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They talk about the effects of global emergency spending and the possible economic scenarios in the upcoming months.
This edition of our podcast features Jonathan Cowan, an investment director, Chris Godding, our Chief Investment Officer and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They talk about the effects of Coronavirus and the possible economic scenarios in the upcoming months.
This edition of our podcast features Lewis Cohen, an investment director, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They talk about the markets, Coronavirus and the latest challenges for the global economy in the past month. For more detailed show notes on this episode including an edited transcript, visit: https://www.tilney.co.uk/news/the-tilney-investment-podcast-what-if-the-worst-doesn-t-happen
This edition of our podcast features Justin Ogilvie, an investment director from our Bristol office, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They talk about the latest global events and how they affected markets in the past month. For more detailed show notes on this episode including an edited transcript, visit: https://www.tilney.co.uk/news/the-tilney-investment-podcast-measuring-the-impact-of-global-events-on-markets
This edition of our podcast features Danielle Bamber, an investment manager from our Manchester office, and Ben Seager-Scott, Tilney’s Head of Multi-asset Funds. They talk about the UK economic outlook for 2020.
This special edition of our podcast features Chris Godding, Tilney’s Chief Investment Officer, and a guest speaker: Andrew Goodwin, Chief UK Economist at Oxford Economics. They talk about post-election market updates and the UK economic outlook for 2020.
This edition of our podcast features Blair Winton, Director of Investment Management from Tilney’s Birmingham office, and Ben Seager-Scott, Head of Multi-asset Funds. They discuss the latest round of economic data, the US & China trade war and market resilience relating to the elections.
On November 7, 2019, two novelists appeared at Gelf Magazine's Varsity Letters at The Gallery at Le Poisson Rouge to read from and talk about their books on squash and tennis. Talking about their work in a conversation with Gelf Magazine co-founder Carl Bialik in this episode: Benjamin Markovits—teacher of creative writing at Royal Holloway, University of London, and author of nine novels, including Playing Days, about his experience playing pro ball in Germany—read from his pair of novels A Weekend in New York and Christmas in Austin, which follow the fortunes of a large family of Texan Jews, including Paul Essinger, a retiring tennis player. Christmas in Austin is being released the night of Varsity Letters. Alexander Tilney—a graduate of the Warren Wilson College MFA Program for Writers who has written for Gelf Magazine, among other publications—talked about and read from his new novel, The Expectations, about a pair of squash players and roommates trying to make it through their first year of boarding school.
On November 7, 2019, two novelists appeared at Gelf Magazine's Varsity Letters at The Gallery at Le Poisson Rouge to read from and talk about their books on squash and tennis. Reading from their work in this episode: Benjamin Markovits—teacher of creative writing at Royal Holloway, University of London, and author of nine novels, including Playing Days, about his experience playing pro ball in Germany—read from his pair of novels A Weekend in New York and Christmas in Austin, which follow the fortunes of a large family of Texan Jews, including Paul Essinger, a retiring tennis player. Christmas in Austin is being released the night of Varsity Letters. Alexander Tilney—a graduate of the Warren Wilson College MFA Program for Writers who has written for Gelf Magazine, among other publications—talked about and read from his new novel, The Expectations, about a pair of squash players and roommates trying to make it through their first year of boarding school.
Vi render i teateret konstant, ingen følger dog med i stykket. Heldigvis er der bal, og Catherine får danset med Tilney! Trump kigger dog lige forbi, pisser territoriet af og sælger en hest. Der aftales en gåtur med the Tilneys, men de er no-show pga dårligt vejr. Trump øjner en mulighed og kidnapper vores heltinde for øjnene af Tilneys SOM ALLIGEVEL DUKKER OP! The horror. En serie af pinlige forvekslinger opstår. Hvem er sur på hvem?! Og hvorfor lurer Tilneys gamle far nu også på Catherine?!
Alex Tilney, author of The Expectations, joins his longtime friend and occasional racquet-sports opponent Carl Bialik to talk about how squash figures in both his novel and an exclusive slice of American society, why substituting tennis for squash would have made for a very different tale, and what tennis and squash can learn from each other about keeping spectators entertained. Have a suggestion for a Thirty Love guest? Email Carl at bialik@pm.me Music by Lee Rosevere: "Credit Roll" and "Glass Android."
This special edition of our podcast features Louie French, fund analyst and ethical investing specialist, with Ben Seager-Scott, Head of Multi-asset Funds. They talk about the differences between ethical, ESG and sustainable investing, why it’s difficult to navigate the ‘green maze’ of ethical investing, and how we approach ethical investing at Tilney.
Reproduzir Em Uma Nova Aba - Faça o Download - Arquivo Zip Um hábito muito comum aos produtores de conteúdo ligados a literatura, seja o Youtube, Instagram ou Blogs, é responder a TAGs Literárias. Por que podcasts ficariam de fora dessa? A tripulação da Interlúdio - Ace, Airechu, Hall-e e Sih - recebe o Samuel Muca do Boteco dos Versados para juntos responderem as perguntas da TAG dos 50% (um pouquinho atrasados, mas tá valendo).Ouça e saiba mais sobre as surpresas, decepções e desejos da tripulação em relação as leituras do primeiro semestre de 2019; descubra se pra você seria fácil ou difícil responder as perguntas; venha para o nosso Show do Milhão particular e responda conosco.Acompanhe-nos, estimado explorador de universos!DURAÇÃO: 1 hora 43 Minutos 02 SegundosABORDADOS NO CAST:1. O melhor livro que você leu até agora, em 2019. Ace & Airechu: A Flecha de Fogo, Leonel Caldela - Skoob - Compre - Resenha - Multiverso X.: 38Muca: O Auto da Maga Josefa, Paola Siviero - Skoob - CompreSih: O Retrato de Dorian Grey, Oscar Wilde - Skoob - Compre2. A melhor continuação que você leu até agora, em 2019. Ace: As Brigadas Fantasma, John Scalzi - Skoob - CompreAirechu: Harry Potter e o Cálice de Fogo, J. K. Rowling - Skoob - CompreMuca: O Assassino do Rei, Robin Hobb - Skoob - CompreSih: A Luz Fantástica, Terry Prachet - Skoob - Compre3. Algum lançamento do primeiro semestre que você ainda não leu, mas quer muito. Ace: Minha Coisa Favorita É Monstro, Emil Ferris - Skoob - CompreAirechu: Boy Erased: Uma Verdade Anulada - Skoob - CompreMuca: Tempo de Tempestade, Andrej Sapkowski - Skoob - CompreSih: Circe, Madaleine Miller - Skoob - Compre4. O livro mais aguardado do segundo semestre. Ace: Tormenta 20 da Jambô Editora/ Noir Carnavalesco, de Ian Fraser e Pyro EditoraAirechu: A Deusa no Labirinto, Karen Soarele - Compre na Pré-VendaMuca: Crônicas Saxônicas: A guerra do lobo, Bernard Cornwell - Skoob - CompreSih: O Labirinto do Fauno, Cornelia Funke e Guillermo del Toro - Skoob - Compre5. O livro que mais te decepcionou esse ano. Ace: Simon vs a Agenda Homo Sapiens/Com amor, Simon, Becky Albertalli - Skoob - CompreAirechu: Beren & Luthien, J. R. R. Tolkien - Skoob - CompreMuca: Warcraft: Livro do Filme - Skoob - CompreSih: Um Pressentimento Funesto, Agatha Christie - Skoob - Compre6. O livro que mais te surpreendeu esse ano. Ace: Para todos os garotos que já amei, Jenny Han - Skoob - CompreAirechu: O Auto da Maga Josefa, Paola SivieroMuca: A Imensidão Íntima dos Carneiros, Marcelo Maluf - Skoob - CompreSih: Drácula, Bram Stocker - Skoob - Compre7. Novo autor favorito (que lançou seu primeiro livro nesse semestre, ou que você conheceu recentemente). Ace: Paola Siviero, autora de O Auto da Maga JosefaAirechu: Clarice Lispector - Multiverso X.: 38Muca: Milton Hatoum Sih: Mia Couto - Skoob - Compre8. A sua quedinha por personagem fictício mais recente. Ace: Lara Jean (Para todos os garotos que já amei, Jenny Han)Airechu: Maurice (Maurice, E. M. Forster) - Skoob - CompreMuca: Esporana (A Fúria do Assassino, Robin Hobb) - Skoob - CompreSih: Mr. Tilney (A Abadia de Northanger, Jane Austen) - Skoob - Compre9. Seu personagem favorito mais recente. Ace: Jared Dirac (As Brigadas Fantasmas, John Scalzi) Airechu: Santiago (O Velho e o Mar, Ernest Hemingway) - Skoob - Compre - ResenhaMuca: Fat Charlie (Os Filhos de Anansi, Neil Gaiman) Sih: Jane Studdock (Uma Força Medonha, C.S.Lewis)- Skoob - Compre10. Um livro que te fez chorar nesse primeiro semestre. Ace: Turma da Mônica Laços, Lições e Lembranças, Vitor e Lu Cafaggi - Skoob - CompreAirechu: Viagem ao Redor da Garrafa, Olivia Laing - Skoob - Compre - ResenhaMuca: O Navio Arcano, Robin Hobb - Skoob - CompreSih: A Guerra Não Tem Rosto de Mulher, Svetlana Aleksiévitch - Skoob - Compre11. Um livro que te deixou feliz nesse primeiro semestre. Ace: Tê Rex: Spoilerfobia - Skoob - Compre - @terexhqAirechu: Poesia Completa de Alberto Caeiro, Fernando Pessoa - Skoob - CompreMuca: Os Filhos de Anansi, Neil Gaiman - Skoob - CompreSih: Coração de Tinta, Cornélia Funke - Skoob - Compre12. Melhor adaptação cinematográfica de um livro que você assistiu até agora, em 2019. Ace: Turma da Mônica: Laços Airechu: Um Bonde Chamado Desejo - Skoob - CompreMuca: Sem RespostaSih: Belas Maldições - Skoob - Compre13. O livro mais bonito que você comprou ou ganhou esse ano.Ace: Space Dragon, Igor Moreno - Skoob - CompreAirechu: Poemas de T. S. Eliot - Skoob - CompreMuca: Sem RespostaSih:- Box de obras Jane Austen14. Quais livros você precisa ou quer muito ler até o final do ano? Ace: A Longa Viagem a um Pequeno Planeta Hostil, de Becky Chambers - Skoob - CompreAirechu: Androides Sonham com Ovelhas Elétricas?, Philip K. Dick - Skoob - CompreMuca: As Brumas de Avalon, Marion Zimmer Bradley - Skoob - CompreSih: A Guerra Não Tem Rosto de Mulher, Svetlana AleksiévitchO NOSSO CONVIDADO:Samuel Muca (Boteco dos Versados) - Boteco dos Versados - @botecoversados - @samuelmuca_ - SkoobA TRIPULAÇÃO NAS REDES:Twitter: @MultiversoX - @CapAceBarros - @_Airechu - @JulioBarcellos - @sih_souz - @camiaetriaInstagram: @multiversox - @_airechu - @juliobarcellos - @id_diogo - @castelodecartasFacebook: Multiverso XSkoob: - CapAceBarros - Airechu - JulioBarcellos - Sih - Camila Loricchio - DiogoPARTICIPE DO NOSSO GRUPO NO TELEGRAM: bit.ly/MXTelegram QUER O FEED PARA ADICIONAR NO SEU AGREGADOR FAVORITO?Assine o nosso feed: feeds.feedburner.com/multiversox/podcastSUGESTÕES, CRÍTICAS E DÚVIDAS:Envie e-mails para: contato@multiversox.com.br
Authors on the Air host Pam Stack is proud to welcome new writer Alexander Tilney to the studio. Alexander Tilney is a graduate of the Warren Wilson College MFA Program for Writers and has been a fellow at the MacDowell Colony. His writing has appeared in The Southwest Review, The Journal of the Office for Creative Research, and Gelf Magazine. He lives in Brooklyn with his partner, theater artist Sarah Hughes. St. James is an exclusive New England boarding school known for grooming generations of leaders. Ben Weeks is a true insider -- his ancestors helped found St. James, his older brother taught him all the slang, and he's just won a national championship in squash.But after fourteen long years of waiting, Ben arrives at school only to find that the reality of St. James doesn't quite match up with his imaginings. At the same time, his new roommate, Ahmed Al-Khaled, the son of a fabulously wealthy Emirati sheik, can't navigate the unspoken rules of New England blue bloods. Even as Ben and Ahmed struggle to prove themselves in the place they have revered for so long, each of them must face losing it forever. The Expectations is at once a finely drawn portrait of American privilege and a subtle exploration of class, race, and tradition. Above all, it is a tender, sharp, and evocative debut about the pain and treachery of adolescence, and the difficulty -- wherever one finds oneself -- of truly belonging. @Copyrighted by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network LLC. Listen to the podcast at www.soundcloud.com/authorsontheair or your favorite podcast app.
On this week's show Jason Hollands, managing director at Tilney, considers whether you should consider to invest in LF Woodford Equity Income Fund following a period of underperformance. Taha Lokhandwala looks at who will replace Alex Darwall as manager of Jupiter European Fund. And Jason sets out some strategies for getting the most out of your Isa. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The sixth entry in our most romantic Jane Austen moments competition. To vote for this as your favourite, go to my twitter @cathpriceauthor and like and retweet #IDancedWithAVeryAgreeableYoungMan Happy Valentines
Today on episode 43 we will be speaking to Richard Tilney-Bassett with The Glass Passport Project. BIO: For the last 2 years 27-year-old photographer Richard Tilney-Bassett has been pursuing The Glass Passport Project: Traveling the world without cost by trading his work as a photographer for his essential living and travel needs. Trading in three alternative currencies - food, accommodation and transport - in a bid to reach every continent without needing to spend from his own pocket. Each host and project that provides these in exchange for the photography work needed is one in a series of ‘Trades’ that have so far led him to 16 countries across 5 continents, documenting it all as a series of photo essays on theglasspassport.com" WHAT YOU WILL GAIN FROM LISTENING TO THIS PODCAST: Confidence to put a new hobby to use - Just because you haven’t mastered it doesn’t mean there isn’t a way to make it purposeful in your life. Understanding that bartering is not dead. The simple act of trade is possible and may be more worthwhile than you think. Motivation to attempt a daring project. Richards idea sounds impossible but he proves to us all that anything can happen with the right mindset and will to try. GUEST INFO WEBSITE INSTAGRAM GET MORE OF GOAL TRAVELER: FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM JOIN FACEBOOK COMMUNITY EMAIL US!
Friday Faces is Forever Manchester's quarterly networking event exclusively staged for a growing number of business supporters. Each Friday Faces event features a guest interview and 'live' entertainment while providing the opportunity for Forever Manchester to say ‘thank you’! Friday Faces 002 took place on Fri 22nd Sept at the Ape & Apple on John Dalton Street, kindly sponsored by Tilney and featured a short interview with John Alexander, Business Development Director at Tilney Investment Services and a short 'live' music set courtesy of Liam McClair. - ENJOY! You can also listen to John Alexanders 'Friday Faces Playlist' here:https://forevermanchester.podbean.com/e/friday-faces-playlist-john-alexander/ If you would like to find out about becoming more involved with our charity, please drop Jean Mills, our Head of Business Development, an email at jean@forevermanchester.com or call us on (44) 0161 214 0940.
"This is episode #369, and my guest today is David Tilney. If you don’t know David yet, he’s legendary in the real estate investing industry, with nearly 40 years in the business, and a very unique approach to building wealth and cash flow with rentals. Today we talk about master leasing, which is a vehicle that allows you to generate cash flow from rentals, while never actually owning the property, and very commonly, never having to put cash into the deal, as you're not actually buying it. It also allows you to mitigate many of the risks that you'd have as an owner, as you never actually own the property! It’s a fascinating episode, and for those looking to build wealth through rentals without a lot of capital to start…I'm certain that you're going to learn some new techniques today! Please help me welcome David Tilney to the show. Get your copy of our FREE "Profiting with Rental Properties" Guide!
"This is episode #369, and my guest today is David Tilney. If you don’t know David yet, he’s legendary in the real estate investing industry, with nearly 40 years in the business, and a very unique approach to building wealth and cash flow with rentals. Today we talk about master leasing, which is a vehicle that allows you to generate cash flow from rentals, while never actually owning the property, and very commonly, never having to put cash into the deal, as you're not actually buying it. It also allows you to mitigate many of the risks that you'd have as an owner, as you never actually own the property! It’s a fascinating episode, and for those looking to build wealth through rentals without a lot of capital to start…I'm certain that you're going to learn some new techniques today! Please help me welcome David Tilney to the show. Get your copy of our FREE "Profiting with Rental Properties" Guide!
Heidi Tilney Kramer is a mom and independent scholar focusing on Critical Children's Studies and U.S. Media. A former elementary school teacher, she teaches Childhood in America at Eckerd College in Florida and lectures widely. Her new book is Media Monsters: Militarism, Violence, and Cruelty in Children's Culture.
What if everything you thought you knew about property management was wrong? What if your properties were actually liabilities, and your greatest asset was your tenants? David Tilney tells us more in this fascinating episode of the FlipNerd.com Expert Interview! It's a great episode...don't miss it! For a limited time, access a FREE Master Class called the "Real Estate Millionaire Blueprint" HERE!
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