Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim Ferguson

Comedian Tim Ferguson and musical performer Catherine Alcorn join Shane Lee to discuss their careers, music and more. The two of them are both armed with an abundance of talent that's seen them involved with theatre, music, film, TV, teaching and the list just keeps going.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"I chose a field recording, by Erick Ruiz Arellano, about a tunas seller in Zacatecas, Mexico.  "I did a bit of digging to discover that Zacatecas is on the historical 'El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro' (aka the Silver Route) – a 2,500km road between Mexico City and San Juan Pueblo (in America) that was used from 1598 to 1882. "As I sought to translate and understand the conversations in this recording, I discovered that a "tunas seller" is someone who sells prickly pears. "Inspired by the repetitive creaking sound that this seller's equipment made as they walked from door to door, coupled with the rich ambience of the original recording, I immediately knew I wanted to use this creaking as the foundation of the track. I subtly sharpened up the timing between each creak and incorporated interesting snippets from the original recording. "The composition features vocal samples from online translation and pronunciation tools, discovered while researching the tunas/prickly pear connection. I also included a playful sample from Baloo's 'Bare Necessities' song from 'The Jungle Book' (1967), where he coincidentally sings about prickly pears. "What began as curiosity about a street vendor's creaking equipment evolved into a composition that celebrates the unexpected connections between modern Mexican street commerce, historical trade routes, and a bit of pop culture." Tunas sellers in Zacatecas reimagined by Tim Ferguson. ——————— This sound is part of the Sonic Heritage project, exploring the sounds of the world's most famous sights. Find out more and explore the whole project: https://www.citiesandmemory.com/heritage

Tim is the team manager / DS of Shibden Apex RT which is the top ranked women's junior team in the WORLD. This team has been developing future stars for many years now, with the likes of Cat Ferguson and Imogen Wolff (Previous guests of the pod) both honing in their skills and talents to go on to further pro teams. The work that goes into being a team manager is hugely underrated, and in this podcast we hope to spread some light onto what is involved. We also talk about: How important sponsors are for teams What each of the girls does on a race weekend? How the parents are such key roles for the riders. And what pro teams are actually looking for?

Road racing's not just about the biggest races, the biggest names and the biggest teams. While the Giro d'Italia continues and hogs most of the headlines, there's plenty of quality racing going on elsewhere, just with a lesser profile and often less funding too. This leads us to the question: why can't Britain's most talented young team get a bike brand on board? That team is Shibden HopeTech Apex, and we hear from its manager, Tim Ferguson. He tells us about their astonishing run of success through the first half of this season, about the WorldTour teams interested in signing half a dozen or more of his riders, and reveals that they're achieving world-beating results on a budget that would barely cover the cost of one fully-fitted WorldTour racing bike. Despite this financial poverty, Ferguson also asserts that he's determined for his team to press on and keep producing talent, hoping that more support will come in future. We also hear from Cat Ferguson, Tim's daughter and the outstanding talent on that Shibden team. Signed to a multi-year deal with Movistar from 1 August, the 18-year-old British sensation reflects on a season where her worst position has been second, on the crop of British juniors who look set to make waves on the Women's WorldTour in the years ahead, on her determination to win an elusive rainbow jersey before she leaves the junior ranks, and of her gratitude for the women who have paved the way to better and sustainable careers at the top level. Out with the brown shorts and in with victories – that's been the story of Decathlon Ag2r La Mondiale's season so far. After nine wins in 2023, the French team already have 16 this year. We turned to their experienced road captain Larry Warbasse to get an insight into the reasons behind this change in fortunes. The American explains how Decathlon's arrival provided new motivation and focus, as well as extremely fast new bikes that have helped boost the riders' speed and confidence levels. Our Giro diary comes from Groupama-FDJ's Lewis Askey, who is full of praise for the organisers of the corsa rosa, reveals that Clarkson's Farm is getting his roommate Laurence Pithie sleeping like a baby in the evenings, and explains why he's confident in his own and his team's chances of his success before the race reaches Rome. This podcast is brought to you with the support of our sponsor, Saddle Skedaddle. For details on how to save £100 on all of Skedaddle's Italian holidays during the Giro d'Italia, go to www.skedaddle.com/radiocycling Music provided by HearWeGo  Marion - High Hopes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

He's only just turned 60 but he's already familiar with issues around aged-care facilities, because he's been trying to keep young people out of them. Tim Ferguson is best known for his comedy work with The Doug Anthony Allstars but has many other accomplishments under his belt, not least his advocacy for disability rights.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Good news at Wellington Airport, where a backlog of disrupted flights is being cleared.  Airport Operations Duty Manager Tim Ferguson told Mike Hosking that he's glad they're able to resume service but warns passengers should still expect some disruption after this week's fog.  He says the backlog should clear in a couple of days.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talk of mergers are on the news menu just about everywhere, but before we turn to the latest on that issue, RadioCycling has quite a scoop...X-ray machines and iPads have been touted as the means to prevent motor-doping and reassure everyone in cycling that the sport is technologically clean. However, a RadioCycling investigation has found that, despite the UCI stating that “it carries out bike tests at all UCI men's and women's WorldTour events”, that is not the reality.Our canvassing of the 51 WorldTour and Women's WorldTour races reveals that there are huge holes in the technological testing programme, even extending to the Grand Tours, while at least one major stage race has not seen any testing since 2021. We dig into the details and ask the question: is the absence of tech fraud testing threatening cycling's credibility?We can't, of course, avoid the merger mayhem that's enveloped the sport. But is the reported fusion of Jumbo-Visma and Soudal-QuickStep simply an attempt to bring another big player back to the negotiating table? We pick over the latest rumours and discuss why this story provides another indication of cycling's flawed financial model.We then turn to Cat Ferguson, the outstandingly successful 17-year-old British junior who's signed a three-year deal with Movistar. We hear from her dad, Tim Ferguson, who provides the background to his daughter's transformation from Britain's second-best slalom skier to becoming the one rider almost every WorldTour team wanted to sign, and also hear about the Yorkshire team that's propelling Cat and a number of other girls to the top level. Support the show

Bunga Bunga 74 answers the eternal question “what is art?” with Tim Ferguson and Maynard. “It's on the wall you goose”, is the only answer you need. “Art is problematic Maynard. Let's face it. It doesn't fucking go with anything.” Wendy Harmer Tim Ferguson has been making art, while Maynard has become a librarian. We... The post Bunga Bunga 74- Tim Ferguson & Maynard appeared first on Planet Maynard.

Esperanza and Irwin welcome the writer Tim Ferguson for a free wheeling dialogue on all things East End. Tim's resume includes being a columnist and op-ed editor at the Wall Street Journal and editor for Forbes Asia. Impressive as his body of work has been, it is his present day writing and blog posts specific to eastern Long Island that caught our attention. We've actually touched on some of Tim's articles in past episodes of Our Hamptons, including the 50 Year Anniversary of Bridgehampton Commons, and the Halt The Highway Movement of 1972. This particular era, the 60's, 70's 80's has always been a sweet spot for us. Totally relatable and within our lifetimes, but still hearkening back to a very different eastern Long Island.

This week Rowan Dean's very special guest on the “Outsiders” podcast is comedy legend Tim Ferguson. Describing himself as forever the ‘outsider' and contrarian, Tim's impressive 4 decade career saw him at the forefront of Australia's comedy heyday, as one of the original members of the world famous Doug Anthony Allstars. Tim and Rowan's hilarious chat explores the state of Australian comedy and politics and delves into Tim's childhood, his comedic genius and how he faced his MS diagnosis. Join Rowan Dean as he turns Tim Ferguson, the ultimate ‘outsider' inside out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Esperanza and Irwin go back 50 years to what may have been the brouhaha of the century on eastern Long Island. The proposed Highway Bypass was to go north of Route 27 through North Sea, Watermill, Bridgehampton, Sagaponack, Wainscott, East Hampton and ultimately ending in eastern Amagansett. "Build it and they shall come", was one perspective, saying traffic will be even worse. Farmland would be decimated. In a 1974 letter to the East Hampton Star, Tom Twomey, the Chair of the Halt The Highway committee claimed "the super highway will make our Town a bedroom community for migrants from Western Suffolk. They will skyrocket our taxes and make possible new giant shopping centers". But a 1974 Star editorial made the point that we can't turn back the clock, the people were already there garnered support from residents wanting the summer traffic eased. Hindsight is always 20/20. The writer Tim Ferguson's thought that "The protective impulse of 50 years ago just bought us more trouble today" is a point of view many believe. Let us know what you think after you listen!

Bunga Bunga 73 has you wading fearlessly into the intellectual end of the inflatable kiddie pool with Tim Ferguson and Maynard. You will soon learn your lesson in ethics as topics impetuously covered in this show include comedy, Gumby, cheese, poo and Peter Dutton. Tim is writing a book, quelling a riot and giving advice... The post Bunga Bunga 73- Tim Ferguson & Maynard appeared first on Planet Maynard.

Tim Ferguson needs no introduction. He's been a mainstay in Aussie comedy since he first appeared with the Doug Anthony All Stars on The Big Gig. Now, he's back on stage to smash your preconceptions about disability (and why it actually rules!). You can catch Tim Ferguson's Fringe show Disability Rules! on 10th, 11th & 12th March at The Boboli at The Garden of Unearthly Delights. Grab your tickets here. And Tim's on Twitter @realtimferguson and Instagram @therealtimfergusonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australian comedian, director and writer Tim Ferguson joins Graham Cornes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Comedian Tim Ferguson is bringing his latest show to the Adelaide Fringe! You can see 'Disability Rules' 10-12 March. Tim chats with David and Will now! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Karen Best, Tim Lester, Tim Ginever, Sharyn Broer, Jon Blake, Rob Sharpe, Lucy's Movie Review, Tim Ferguson and Behind Closed Doors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Ferguson was in the midst of a high-flying comedy career when he started experiencing 'whacky symptoms'. In his early 30s, doctors told him he had Multiple Sclerosis

Tim Ferguson was in the midst of a high-flying comedy career when he started experiencing 'whacky symptoms'. In his early 30s, doctors told him he had Multiple Sclerosis

Hard to believe, but 2022 marked the 50th anniversary of Bridgehampton Commons. Esperanza and Irwin dive head first into the writer Tim Ferguson's article "When A Shopping Mall Came To The Hamptons". One could argue that the Commons served as a metaphor for all the changes on the east end in the past half century. A shift in demographics, land use, development, the benefits of amenities and convenience at the cost of suburbanization. Are we grateful for it's presence? Was it the beginning of the end? Was there a grand anniversary celebration? We discuss all of that, and more!

Tim Ferguson the Australian Comedy Legend joins me for a very in-depth and nourishing chat about the attitude of being a comedian. He gives no sh*ts.

Every Tuesday night, millions of people watched as comedian and TV host Tim Ferguson ran up and down the stairs among the crowd of "Don't Forget Your Toothbrush," with no one ever suspecting that he was hiding a disability. Tim was told he had a condition before the show began, but he chose not to disclose it for fear of hurting his chances of landing the hosting gig. "If you look at old tapes, you can tell my eyes are fairly visibly crossed," Tim said. We discuss leaving television, making jokes about disability, and Dylan shares the moment he first saw Tim walking down the street and the friend's remark that set a path to ultimately Dylan becoming the advocate his is today. Check out Tim's artistry and Instagram page here Watch this interview captioned and in full here  Win $10,000 Holiday at @SargoodOnCollaroy click here Join the 10,000+ legends on Instagram: @ListenABLE_ Podcast Grab our first merch release at our website From Your PocketSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Ferguson joins Simon to reminisce about the first compilation album he ever purchased.  "Superbad 1974"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Ferguson & Maynard return to face their recent recriminations. Tim is making art. Maynard finds his art in a Glebe back alley. Contains occasional casual burlesque. The Nitty Gritty dance that blew Tim's mind is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S3Yt-NxY0E The version of Moon River is Audrey's vocal as used in the film. It wasn't available outside... The post Bunga Bunga 72 – Tim Ferguson & Maynard appeared first on Planet Maynard.

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Tim Ferguson is a Canadian living in Switzerland. He also happens to be the co-CEO of Audience Communication and Events. When he was younger, Tim wanted to be an actor. But, he instead found himself in academia. And, eventually, he ended up in corporate communications. As head of Audience for the past 17 years, Tim has built a love for helping teams communicate better. He functions as a speaker, trainer, facilitator, and coach. Tim loves helping corporates navigate complex situations where communication is key for success. In this episode, Tim chats to Charles about the importance of clarity and limiting communication ambition to a few key points. This helps people remember, learn, and communicate well. Tim and Charles also chat about the importance of meeting an audience where they're at. How? By appealing to their heads, hearts, and hands. KEY POINTS Facilitators need to be flexible and adapt to client needs Hone presentations down to promote understanding Promote active engagement in content early on. Don't bombard audiences with information from the start, but rather help them engage with concepts The best way to learn new information is through the process of reflection, generalisation, and application RESOURCES MENTIONED Growth Mindset – Carol Dweck Radical Candor – Kim Scott The Fearless Organisation – Amy Edmondson ABOUT YOUR HOST, CHARLES HSUAN I know the pressure you are under. I understand your problems, what's causing them, and exactly what you need to do to solve them... Born with ADHD and not fitting the mold, I understand if you are an entrepreneur not looking to fit in with the rest of the market. Since 2004, I've exceeded sales targets and generated millions of rands in sales for companies. 90% of my clients have experienced sales growth from my training and coaching. If you are smart, hungry and humble. We will get along great!

IPL Radio presenters Brenton and Sheryl catch up with Aussie comedian Tim Ferguson from the Doug Anthony Allstars to talk about his career in comedy and theatre. For more information on IPL Radio visit us anytime at https://www.iplradio.org.au or join our socials below Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/Inspi... Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/inspireradioWA Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/inspireradio

Bunga Bunga 71 reaches across the aisle to goose your jaded pooka. Tim Ferguson calls the upcoming Federal election. It was when Labor was ahead by 10 points. But he's probably right, yet again. Maynard risks COVID by going out and working Electric Dreams on the 30th. In a show described by media pundits as... The post Bunga Bunga 71 – Tim Ferguson & Maynard appeared first on Planet Maynard.

MS Understood Listener Survey Affirm. Affirmation Cards. A dose of daily inspiration for life with a chronic illness Today on the MS Understood Podcast we chat with comedian, actor, writer, screen writing teacher and MS advocate Tim Ferguson. He shares about using MS as your gimmick, why he accepted of his MS, how he gets by day to day, why he decided to disclose his diagnosis to the world, why people should employ with with disabilities and so much more. Links mentioned: Tim Ferguson's Book Carry A Big Stick Ep 5. Nina Crumpton Thank you so much for listening to today's episode of MS Understood. You can find Tim on Instagram at @therealtimferguson. You can find me @Clare.Reilly. The best thing you can do to support this podcast is click follow on Spotify, Subscribe on your other podcast listening platforms, and share this episode on your Instagram, don't forget to tag @MSUnderstoodPodcast. Thanks again for listening and please share this episode with someone you think it might help.

Satire has been around for thousands of years, but is its power dwindling?

This time on the enlightening falsehood that is Bunga Bunga 70, Tim Ferguson and Maynard lead you on a wild goose chase down the rabbit hole of froth and bubble. You'll encounter manic expansionism, lack of credibility, confused animals, three word headlines and The Brothers Gibb. Tim insults the young, Paul Livingstone decries Tim's art,... The post Bunga Bunga 70 – Tim Ferguson & Maynard appeared first on Planet Maynard.

Get to Bungary as Bunga Bunga 69 welcomes 2022 with a wink, a smile and its pants down. Tim Ferguson & Maynard journey across the world and their lounge-room to bring you the truth of a 2022 that Tim feels will be better and Maynard that knows it will be worse, a lot worse. Read... The post Bunga Bunga 69 – Tim Ferguson & Maynard appeared first on Planet Maynard.

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There are a few questions that come up every week - no matter who the guest is, no matter what our topic of conversation is.One of them - and possibly my favourite - is:“What makes a workshop fail?”We learn so much more from our failures than our successes, which makes this section of the podcast a veritable goldmine of facilitation advice and learnings.It's only sensible, then, to share answers of 20 of the most appreciated podcast episodes.Don't miss the next show: Subscribe to the show with your favourite podcast player. Exclusive offer from Facilitator Cards for workshops.work listeners you can get 15% off your entire purchase at shop.facilitator.cards by using code workshopswork.Answers to the Question00:48 (026) Gustavo Razzetti02:54 (027) Tenneson Woolf05:38 (030) Mireille Beumer06:20 (029) Bernhard Ferro 06:48 (042) Dave Mastronardi08:28 (002)Margreet Jacobs09:33 (037)Marjolijn de Graaf10:08 (058) Mary Alice Arthur11:38 (072) Laura Beckingham12: 38 (070)Elke Wiss13:59 (059) Nisaar Jagroep16:38 (054) Eugenio Moliní 18:38 (063) Laure Cohen van Delft20:36 (057) Coline Pannier22:51 (032) Matthew Kelly 24:13 (047) Tim Ferguson 25:05 (010) Dirk Verburg  25:13 (064) Bastian Küntzel 26:03 (060) Sara Huang 26:59 (049) SunShine Céline BenBelkacem

What can I say that hasn't already been said?There's a temptation because it's the last show to try to share something that's the most valuable thing, that summarises the last 200 weeks of my life. Then perspective hits and I realise, that's nothing I can really say in “one final episode” to summarise two-hundred weeks of conversations, content creation, Monday deadlines, audio editing, posting on social media, laughs, workshops, travel, Covid, etc.  Some key things:Yes! I will be starting something new, I'm still working my way and deciding what that is. In the meantime, you'll hear some “From the vault” episodes every Monday (with new intros) The best way to keep in touch with what's next is to;Sign onto my email listHit Subscribe to this podcast in your favourite podcast app of choiceClick here for show notesEmail Leanne if you're curious about the Gold Coast retreat in Feb 2022 (leanne@leannehughes.com)Ending a podcast is very different to ending a job. You know when you leave a job, you get all these lovely messages/people who you least expected signing your farewell card?  The magic of hosting this show, is that as the show continued, every week I'd hear from someone who found an episode helpful, or they discovered the show at EXACTLY THE RIGHT TIME for them in their career.The show couldn't have got here without you. It's been a co-creation process this whole time. I'd like to thank the following people who submitted voice notes and emails for the final episode, in no particular order:Juan Daniel Sobrado, Beth Wonson, Tom Scantlebury, Prina Shah, Garbiel Furman, Jan Szmanda, Tim Ferguson, Tony Brazelton, Julia van Graas, Kevin Meenaghan, Sally Prosser, Paul McGregor, Sean Lavin, May Lee, Lauren Scholz, Ken Burgin, Joeri Schilders, Deanne Gagnon, Gordon Rhodes, Cathryn Lloyd and Thomas Fry.A reflection question that's fitting to ask you now is this: Is there anything you need to stop, in order to progress where you'd like to be?About your host: Leanne HughesLeanne Hughes is an international facilitator, speaker and coach who loves creating unpredictable workshop experiences, that predictably work. She combines her experience in Marketing, with her education in Human Resources and Psychology, to help leaders create engaging everyday experiences - that are so contagious they scale across teams, functions and regions.Leanne has facilitated leadership, onboarding and team-development workshops across Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Mongolia, Papua New Guinea, and Singapore and believes in a strengths-centred approach to learning and development.  She has over 14 years' of experience across a range of industries including mining, government and tourism sectors.She's the host of the First Time Facilitator podcast and is the Winner (External) in the 2021 Australian Learning Impact awards for Learning Professional of the Year.Social MediaSubscribe to Leanne's weekly newsletterConnect with Leanne Hughes on LinkedInFollow behind the scenes on Leanne Hughes' Instagram account Chat to Leanne Hughes in 280 character or less on TwitterSupport the show - buy Leanne a coffee!Support the show (https://buymeacoffee.com/leannehughes)

Tim talks to Denis Walter about his show "A Fast Life on Wheels" coming to the Forum Theatre on November 30th See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bunga Bunga 68 drags you out of lockdown and into the bright light of something shiny but cheap. Tim Ferguson & Maynard will lift you spirits and lift your shirt. They will tell you what happened, what is happening and what will happen. Sweden is insulted. Support Bunga Bunga and Planet Maynard by becoming a... The post Bunga Bunga 68 – Tim Ferguson & Maynard appeared first on Planet Maynard.

THE BAZURA PROJECT'S RADIO FREE CINEMATHE TV SHOW ABOUT MOVIES IS NOW A RADIO PROGRAM RELEASED AS A PODCASTOn 29 September 2011, The Bazura Project's Guide To Sinema, a comedy series devoted to exploring cinematic sins, began its extremely limited run on the ABC. Now, exactly ten years later, the creators are back with their most exciting project yet: a press release. But it's a press release that's promoting their next thing, The Bazura Project's Radio Free Cinema.As many will doubtless recall, The Bazura Project's Radio Free Cinema was a huge hit, broadcast on an unspecified radio station an indeterminate number of years ago. Now, the recordings that everyone had believed (and hoped) were lost forever have been uncovered, digitised, cleaned up, edited for slander, and are now ready to be released on a podcast platform where they can be heard again… for the first time.Over six thrilling and definitely factual instalments, The Bazura Project's Radio Free Cinema will explore every possible aspect of the film world, including:interviews with the film industry's best and brightest, including: Aussie soap star-turned-Hollywood headliner, Amelia Bell-Jarman; the Oscar-winning producer of some of cinema's least challenging mid-brow works, Catarina Rice; achingly-dull minimalist Hungarian film composer Máté Lantos; and studio janitor from Hollywood's golden age, Jerry Schutzexclusive first-listen trailers for the most exciting new high-concept thrillers, low-concept romantic comedies, poorly-conceived fantasy adventures, crowd-placating dramas, and overstimulating kids' filmsoriginal songs from your favourite soundtracks and never-before-heard music from your least-favourite unreleased moviesdispatches from all around the world, including: an exclusive Sundance Film Festival premiere after-party; the world's greatest voice coaching academy on an island in the Baltic Sea; and a glamorous and exceedingly-morbid awards ceremony in the heart of Alaskaplus much, much more“It was always our plan to air six poorly-rated episodes on the endlessly-rebranded ABC2, disappear into obscurity for a decade, and then return with a six-episode podcast that wouldn't make us any money,” says co-creator and co-presenter Lee Zachariah.“The presently-oversaturated market of podcasts presented us with the perfect opportunity to release our own,” says co-creator and co-presenter Shannon Marinko. “If you manage to find it, and enjoy it, it's probably someone else's.”The show will feature an overstuffed cast that includes Tom Ballard, Rusty Berther, Kristy Best, Robyn Butler, Rhonda Burchmore, Santo Cilauro, Marc Fennell, Tim Ferguson, Abe Forsythe, Bob Franklin, Francis Greenslade, Tosh Greenslade, Roz Hammond, Stephen Hall, Andrew Hansen, Peter Helliar, Tegan Higginbotham, Ming-Zhu Hii, Adam Hills, Claire Hooper, Wayne Hope, Dan Ilic, Laura Hughes, Mark Humphries, Nazeem Hussain, Ed Kavalee, Christopher Kirby, Colin Lane, Tommy Little, Cassandra Magrath, Tony Martin, Shaun Micallef, Rhys Muldoon, Brian Nankervis, Celia Pacquola, Geraldine Quinn, Ben Russell, John Safran, Kat Stewart, Emily Taheny, Chris Taylor, Dave Thornton, Toby Truslove, Michael Veitch, Cal Wilson, and many, many more.The six-part series begins on October 5 on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Radio Public, or directly via our website: bazuraproject.com/radiofreecinemaThe trailer is available to hear now via this link.The Bazura Project began its life on community television in 2006, running for 36 episodes across three seasons on Channel 31 Melbourne, TVS Sydney, 31 Brisbane, and C31 Adelaide. The show featured recreations of classic movie scenes, film news, feature stories, interviews, and reviews of new releases.At the 2007 Antenna Awards, the show picked up three awards, including Best Comedy Program, Best Arts Program, and Best Director. In 2008, it won again for Best Arts Program.In 2011, the ABC commissioned The Bazura Project's Guide To Sinema, a six-part series that explored the history of sins in cinema: Violence, Sex, Money, Profanity, Drugs and Fame. It featured appearances from Shaun Micallef, Kat Stewart, Tony Martin, Julia Zemiro, Francis Greenslade, and David Stratton.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-heat-minute-productions/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

You may recall the sensation that was the Doug Anthony All Stars musical comedy trio. You don’t even have to be old: they reformed in ... The post Tim Ferguson on writing comedy, disability, and tap water appeared first on Dark Matter Zine.

Join Aussie comedy icon, Tim Ferguson for one of his Comedy Writing Masterclasses. If you want lop and couple years off wandering around trying to break through in comedy - this is for you - www.cheekymonkeycomedy.com/events/come…asterclass/. It's brimming with comedy writing success secrets. Use code: comedy15 to get 15% off! All the Tim stuff at www.cheekymonkeycomedy.com/ Another great catch-up chat with my pal and Two Dimension Comic Book Podcast co-host, Don Moore - www.bunchofdorks.com/twodimensionpodcast/ More fun Slice Radio stuff at linktr.ee/sliceradio

Today our topic is Living the Glorious Ordinary life and to help us determine what that means and looks like we have a special guest, Tim Ferguson. Tim Ferguson is a follower of Christ who still doesn't know what he wants to be when he grows up. He was a pastor for twelve years in northwestern PA, an electronics technician for ten years, and a freelance writer for two years.  Tim has self-published two Christian novels available on Amazon: The God Portal and Hopefield. He has also self-published a nonfiction book called The Glorious Ordinary.If you'd like to find out more about Tim or order one of his books you can go to his website at checkerspotstudio.comToday's coffee is from Great Lakes Coffee Roasters! Stephen picked us up a bag of the Sponge Candy flavor and its delicious! If you'd like to try some of their coffee please go to their website at greatlakescoffeeroasters.com Support the show

Welcome to episode eighty-three of the Löw Tide Böyz - A Swimrun Podcast!In this episode, we sit down with Jonathan Story and Tim Ferguson of Team It Be Me Me Me and Timothy. They are a Swimrun team out of Charlotte, North Carolina and they are one of only four U.S. teams to qualify for the ÖTILLÖ World Championship this year. This is a fun one!But first... Training UpdateIt's race week...finally! We know we say this a lot, but we're super stoked to be heading to Portland to race Ödyssey Swimrun's Casco Bay race for a second time. Stay tuned for our race report on next week's show.ShoutoutThis week we're shouting out Sarah and Miriam from Team PB and Bananas. They are a new team out of Petaluma, CA and happen to train at our pool. We love their enthusiasm (they definitely remind us of all the fun we had when we first got into the sport) and it's safe to say that they are super stoked on Swimrun. Follow their adventures on Instagram as they train for Ödyssey Swimrun's Ludington race in October.Feats of EnduranceThis week's award goes to Jett Rosner. He posted a treadmill workout that had one of the best titles that we've seen in the Strava Club. His 5 mile run was called “Decent treadmill run (listened to the Low Tide Boyz Casco Bay Race Briefing!! Got hyped at the end and dropped a 6:10 last mile so the average pace was skewed).” Jett got us hyped!Check out our Strava Club and join Swimrunners from around the world as they train for Swimruns and stuff.This Week in SwimrunWe've missed a few weeks of updates so instead of looking back, in this edition we're looking forward in time to chat about upcoming news and events.The Ödyssey Swimrun race season starts this weekend with Casco Bay. We can't wait to participate in the long course distance and see everyone!In other Swimrun news from the U.S., Swimrun Georgia is back! This year's race is scheduled for October 10. The course looks awesome and it's a great first race for anyone who is curious about Swimrun.On the other side of the Atlantic...ÖTILLÖ is hosting its second race of the year this weekend in Gothenburg. The start list is stacked with a ton of talented teams for the 35km World Series distance race as teams try one last time to qualify for this year's ÖTILLÖ World Championship on September 6. The Västeras Swimrun recently confirmed that their race on September 4th is happening and the race is filling up fast so make sure to register if you are in Sweden or want to go to Sweden for this event.Our friends at EX Swimrun are introducing a new Swimrun term that they hope will catch on: SWIFA (Swim Factor). Basically it's a measure of how much swimming in relation to running a Swimrun course has. The higher the SWIFA, the more swimming a course has. They adapted the term from running and cross country skiing which uses the term STIFA to take into account elevation on a course. We think that it could be a helpful way to help people select and prepare for events.Speaking of EX Swimrun, their EX21 Fall Edition is taking place on September 19. With a SWIFA score of 21.7%, this race is not for the faint of heart with long swims and tough trails. Also the race starts with a 6 meter cliff jump. Sounds like a ton of fun!That's it for this week. Reach out to us with any news that you'd like for us to share on the show.UpdatesMake sure to check out our latest episode of Gear Talk where the gang talks about gear considerations for this weekend's Casco Bay race.This is the final reminder about our Casco Bay race after-party taking place at Lone Pine Brewery starting at 5:30ish. Look for the blue LTBz flag when you get there. Hope to see you all there!Team It Be Me Me Me and TimothyIt was great to chat with Jonathan and Tim about their Swimrun journey and their quest to qualify and race the ÖTILLÖ World Championship. It was inspiring to hear how they just put that goal out there and went and achieved it. As one of only four teams heading over from the U.S. to race the original Swimrun, they are representing the growing Swimrun scene in the U.S. In this interview, we chatted with them about how they discovered Swimrun and became partners, why they decided to try to qualify for worlds, how they are training for the big dance, and a lot more. These guys are great ambassadors for the sport and we will definitely be rooting for them next month.That's it for this week's show. If you are enjoying the Löw Tide Böyz, be sure to subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast player and leave us a five-star review. You can find us on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, and on YouTube. You can also follow our meme page on Instagram. Email us at lowtideboyz@gmail.com with any feedback and/or suggestions. Finally, you can support our efforts on Patreon…if you feel so inclined.Thanks for listening and see you out there!-  Chip and Chris

The words 'adversity' and 'inspiring' get thrown around a lot in the world of sports but it is these two words that sum up this weeks guest Benny Roche and the team that he represents - the Australia Pararoo Football Team.   The Pararoo's are Australia's national football team for athletes with cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury or symptoms acquired from stroke but don't let their perceived disabilities fool you - these blokes are ferocious competitors with skills and work ethic that rival some of the best able bodied footballers around.   On top of this, they are also role models in the community who despite being dealt some fairly shitty  hands both personally and professionally, continue to work hard and not let these challenges get in the way of where they are going and what they want to achieve. Benny's story from living with the daily struggles and adversity associated with CP - to  representing his country on 54 occasions (scoring 30 goals) -  to saving the CP Football program here in Australia by raising $160k in under 8 weeks (when the Australia Sports Commission cut their funding) is fair dinkum one of the best stories we've come across whilst doing this podcast.   And if you're inspired further by what you hear today, then check out this extraordinary documentary  by Tim Ferguson (in the link below) that explores in detail many of the players and stories discussed in today's podcast.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kjh1FmCDAYAlso on the Ball and All podcast this week, we look back on all the action from the first leg of the World Surfing League Australasian tour in Newcastle.   We go 'Around the Grounds' and get the latest happenings in sport both locally and around the world and we pay our respects to Tommy Raudonikis - one of Rugby League's toughest competitors and one of its greatest larrikins. As always we would like to  thank the people who support us:Lennox Pizza and Pasta - The best pizza this side of Naples and a huge supporter of the podcast - call in and see Mez and the team when next in Lennox Head or get online and check them out at https://lennoxheadpizzaandpasta.com.au/Bareback Biltong - unless your travelling to downtown Johannesburg anytime soon, then this is the best biltong you will ever have the pleasure of eating.  Get down to The Station Grocer Lennox Head or check them out online at www.barebackbiltong.com.au and take our word for it.The Station Grocer Lennox Head - Your 'one stop shop' for all things fuel, food and coffee in Lennox Head and the Northern Rivers.  Get down and see Matty, Joel and the team and who knows, if Woody has his way they may be selling small reptiles very very soon.The Lad Collective - fellas it's time to get your 'sheet' together and get back on track in the bedroom.    Bill & Ed Ovenden from The Lad Collective have made it their mission to help blokes everywhere with a couple of simple but genius inventions in the bedroom - check them out here https://www.theladcollective.com/ and support a couple of young Aussie blokes have a fair dinkum go of it.Elders Lennox Head & Bangalow - with the real estate market really struggling in small map dot locations like Lennox Head and Bangalow, Elders thought it was time they got their name out there on the world stage - that is why they market themselves on the internet at https://www.elderslennoxhead.com.au/. https://bangalow.eldersrealestate.com.au/Gage Roads Brew Co -  The team behind keeping the boys and crowd hydrated throughout the podcast with their Single Fin Summer Ale, Pipe Dreams Coastal Lager, Sidetrack  All Day XPL beers.  Get online and check them out at https://gageroads.com.au/our-beers/currents/

Today on the MS Understood Podcast we chat with comedian, actor, writer, screen writing teacher and MS advocate Tim Ferguson. He shares about using MS as your gimmick, why he accepted of his MS, how he gets by day to day, why he decided to disclose his diagnosis to the world, why people should employ with with disabilities and so much more. Links mentioned: Tim Ferguson's Book Carry A Big Stick Ep 5. Nina Crumpton Thank you so much for listening to today's episode of MS Understood. You can find Tim on Instagram at @therealtimferguson. You can find me @Clare.Reilly or @MSUnderstoodPodcast. The best thing you can do to support this podcast is click follow on Spotify, Subscribe on your other podcast listening platforms, and share this episode on your Instagram, don't forget to tag @MSUnderstoodPodcast. Thanks again for listening and please share this episode with someone you think it might help.

The brain power of the guests, Tim Ferguson and Maynard, are severely tested in this first episode of the second season of The Saturday Quiz. They have almost zero knowledge of New Zealand autobiographers, and even less knowledge regarding Netball. But they can give you their opinions of James Bond songs... it's just a pity that there aren't any questions on that subject. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dive in this weeks sermon with us as we hear a prophetic word by Pastor Tim Ferguson.

Pastor Tim Ferguson speaks about the power of longevity, and what he has learned over the decades at Trinity Church in Cedar Hill.  

Lyle Shelton joins me from the Australian Christian Lobotomy. Richard Lane explains how an observatory works to study the universe. I bail up Tim Ferguson and Maynard at Skeptics In The Pub.