Podcast appearances and mentions of tim griffiths

Tim Griffiths speaking on One In Chris as part of the series on Philippians Photo by James Lee on Unsplash

When former Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern passed legislation to reduce access to tobacco products, the policy was held up as an international example. So there was shock among health experts in New Zealand and across the world this week when the newly sworn in Government announced they would be scrapping the plans. Claudia Hammond asks Janet Hoek, Professor of Public Health at the University of Otago what the international impact will be. She hears from the people who hear music when nothing is playing. Professor of cognitive neurology at Newcastle University, Tim Griffiths, describes what might be happening in the brain to cause these musical hallucinations. Claudia is also joined by public health expert Dr Tabitha Mwangi to discuss new research from Tanzania where health experts are collaborating with religious leaders to provide family planning services. They look ahead to COP28 in the United Arab Emirates where the climate conference will hold its first ever ‘Health Day'. And ask whether we should be concerned about the surge of childhood pneumonia in China?Image Credit: Peter DazeleyPresenter: Claudia Hammond Producer: Clare Salisbury Assistant Producer: Jonathan Blackwell

Losing a parent is extremely difficult, but for adult children who are estranged, this loss can create a mixture of grief, sadness, guilt or relief. Claudia Hammond talks to broadcaster and author, Professor Alice Roberts, about her experience of losing her mother after being estranged for 5 years. A group of estranged adult children were interviewed to learn more about these feelings and how they've dealt with them. Claudia discusses the findings with Professor Karl Pillemer, sociologist at Cornell University and author of ‘Fault Lines: Fractured Families and How to Mend Them'. Hearing music when nothing is playing is more common than you might think. For people with hearing loss, many ‘hear' music as if it real. From choral versions of ‘Ferry across the Mersey' to random notes on an organ, listeners Peter and Elizabeth share what it is like living with a constant juke box in their heads. Claudia chats about this phenomenon with Professor of cognitive neurology at Newcastle University, Tim Griffiths, and learns what might be happening in the brain to cause it. Peter Olusoga, senior lecturer in psychology at Sheffield Hallam University, joins Claudia in the studio to discuss how zoom backgrounds influence first impressions, the benefits of micro-breaks and when snoozing your alarm might be good for you... Presenter: Claudia Hammond Producer: Julia Ravey Studio Manager: Tim Heffer Production Coordinator: Siobhan Maguire Editor: Holly Squire

Our guest this week on the pod is Tim Griffiths. Tim is the CEO of Social Entrepreneurs Ireland, an organization that supports people with innovative ideas to tackle Ireland's social problems. They provide a range of programs - including Ideas Academy and the Changing Ireland Accelerator - as well as direct funding and access to an incredible community of alums, founders and sector leaders. This episode is sponsored by the coaching company of our host, Zelizer Consulting Services. Resources mentioned in this episode include: Social Entrepreneurs Ireland site Ideas Academy Changing Ireland Accelerator Spark Toolkit (free) Social Entrepreneurs Ireland on YouTube Ashoka Support Network Research on social entrepreneurs & conventional accelerators Paul's Strategy Sessions

Tim Griffiths is the Chief executive Officer of Social Entrepreneurs Ireland, an organization that has worked with over five hundred social entrepreneurs in Ireland since its founding in 2004. In this work, Tim helps accelerate social entrepreneur's vision through a network of dynamic and professional supporters to create enduring social change through the power of people. Tim's LinkedIn Page Social Entrepreneurs Ireland Webpage

Google has announced that it's providing half a million Euros in grants for social enterprises in Ireland. The money will be distributed by Social Enterprise Ireland and INCO to support underserved parts of the economy that might struggle to get funding from either the State or commercial banks Tim Griffiths from Social Enterprise IRL spoke to Joe with more on this.

Google Ireland has announced that its philanthropic arm, Google.org, is providing €500,000 in funding to Social Entrepreneurs Ireland (SEI) and INCO. The grants will support social entrepreneur-led organisations in Ireland to grow their impact and those interested in being considered can submit an expression of interest from today, 5 December. Leveraging the funds from Google.org, SEI and INCO will support underserved social entrepreneurs to scale their organisations. SEI will use the funding to run the Changing Ireland Accelerator Programme (CIAP), a twelve-month initiative for underserved social entrepreneurs needing support to accelerate their impact. Running in parallel to the CIAP, INCO will disperse the funding as cash sub-grants administered to the participants. Speaking at the announcement in Google's EMEA HQ, Dublin, Adaire Fox-Martin, President of Google Cloud International and Head of Google Ireland said: “Social enterprise is an increasingly crucial component of a resilient, equitable, and sustainable economy. By providing the sector better access to capital, talent, markets, and technology, businesses such as Google have the opportunity to meaningfully serve the communities they operate in and advance impactful humanitarian and environmental causes. These grants reflect Google's continued commitment to supporting social entrepreneurs around the world and to the principle that entrepreneurship can be the best way to tackle some of the world's greatest challenges. “We want to encourage ambitious change-makers to submit their expression of interest in the Changing Ireland Accelerator programme today.” Tim Griffiths, CEO of Social Entrepreneurs Ireland said: “Social Entrepreneurs Ireland is thrilled to work with INCO and believe that this catalytic funding will help brilliant, social entrepreneur-led organisations to scale up and accelerate the impact they are having across Ireland reaching the most underserved communities.” Mathieu Planchard, Global Head of Development at INCO said: “This initiative represents a concrete step towards building a more diverse and inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystem. The combination of capacity building support and strategic grant funding is the right recipe to break down the barriers faced by underserved founders in Ireland today. It's a real privilege for INCO to work alongside SEI and to receive support from Google.org.” Social Entrepreneurs Ireland is a not-for-profit organisation committed to the vision of accelerated social change through the power of people. Its mission is to harness the cumulative power of people through programmes, direct funding and an experienced community of alumni, funders, and sector leaders. Since its foundation in 2004, SEI has supported more than 550 social entrepreneurs across the country. Alumni of SEI programmes include Pieta House, AsIAm, Irish Community Air Ambulance, GIY, FoodCloud and the Irish Men's Sheds Association. INCO is a global nonprofit on a mission to create a more socially inclusive and environmentally sustainable economy. Across 40+ countries around the world, INCO accelerates the growth of impact-driven businesses, and offers free education programs to the workforce of tomorrow. Since 2021, INCO has been leading StartSocial, an initiative supported by Google.org, to provide funding and capacity-building to over 400 social enterprises across Europe. Today's announcement by Google is an integral part of its European-wide commitment to supporting Social Entrepreneurs building on a pledge of €20 million cash funding through the Google.org Social Innovation Fund to support underserved social innovators across Europe. Expressions of interest in the Changing Ireland Accelerator Programme are welcome via the dedicated page on the SEI website from 5 December 2022. The selection process will launch in February 2023 with successful applicants appointed to the programme from June 2023. Google.org will be fully funding the costs of this progra...

Lauren's still on her hols - so it's just John & Kelly this week.We talk through our week of training, leading up to the South West PBs 5K Race!We cover lots of race news and results.Shout out & huge thanks to this week's patron - Tim Griffiths = https://www.strava.com/athletes/9872469We also have an interview with Nick Earl! Nick is a 2:14 Marathoner, climate scientist and fantastic story teller!Have a good week legends!The SMM Team

Working Lands for Wildlife is the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service's premier approach for conserving America's working lands to benefit people, wildlife, and rural communities. This innovative approach is expanding into America's Great Plains to restore and protect the critical grasslands there. Host Bob St.Pierre is joined by Tim Griffiths, NRCS's Western Regional Coordinator; Dean Krehbiel, NRCS's State Resources Conservationist for Kansas; and Chris McLeland, Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever's Midwest Director of Conservation Delivery for this conversation about landscape-level grasslands conservation. Episode Highlights: • Griffiths is as enthusiastic and knowledgeable conservationist as there is out there in the United States. He's leading this innovative approach to restoring grasslands in collaboration with America's farmers and ranchers across the Great Plains. • McLeland offers a unique perspective throughout the conversation as a biologist for Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever who also ranches cattle for beef. • Kansas is the first state to kick off the Great Plains Grasslands Initiative and Krehbiel offers insight into the state's thought process and progress. Learn more about the Great Plains Grasslands Initiative at wlfw.rangelands.app

'It exceeds expectations...and then subverts them'. On this episode, Anna is joined by radio presenter and writer Tim Griffiths to talk about Local Hero, Bill Forsyth's critically acclaimed third film from 1983. The gentle, magical comedy follows hot-shot American oil company executive ‘Mac' MacIntyre as he's sent to a remote Scottish fishing village to negotiate a deal with the locals to buy it and build an oil refinery. But things don't quite go to plan. Join Anna and Tim as they discuss the enduring, universal appeal of the film, the way it connects people (mainly to their dads) and how they've both used it as a compatibility test for potential romantic partners. You can find Tim on Twitter - @TimGradio For more about the Ten Thousand Grains of Sand project go to www.tenthousandgrains.com Follow us on Twitter & Instagram: @BillForsythPod

Daniel catches up with Tim Griffiths, Co-Founder & CSO of Xref - an ASX listed pre-employment reference checking platform with clients such as Westpac, NSW Gov & Buckingham Palace. Tim himself is an MBA‑qualified technologist with over 23 years’ global experience advising companies, including Virgin and SkyTV. Daniel and Tim speak about his experience with start-ups & big corporations, the benefits of listing your company and discuss failing in business & the courage to start over again.

Dave chats to West London's newest club - Pitshanger Panthers - and their chairman Tim Griffiths and finds out more about what's involved in getting the sport going in and around the capital city and south.

Lamentations 3:22-24

Matthew 2:19-23

Luke 2:1-21

Matthew 25:14-30

1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

Our chapel celebrates 3 years of partnering with Village Missions, and we celebrate what God is doing throughout rural America. Special speaker Tim Griffiths.

Romans 3:21-26

The Coffee Break is the daily Christian talk and local events program on Hope Radio KCMI 97.1FM serving the Scottsbluff, NE area. Tune in for interviews with authors, musicians, pastors, and others in the Christian community and our local area! Visit our website: www.kcmifm.com Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/kcmifm Theme Music: "Life of Riley" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

John 15:1-4

We're back for episode 106, and we start off with Matt and Mitch talking aout them doing Dry July, before introducing our special guest for this week, Tim Griffiths. Tim starts us off this week with talking about his car history, starting with a Mk4 Volkswagen Golf which had all sorts of gearbox issues. Tim replaced the Golf with a Kia Rio, which also had gearbox issues. The Rio was briefly followed by a BMW 735i, before getting a Ford Ranger which had 4WD issues, and replacing it with his current car, a Holden Colorado. We then argue about 'built not bought', and Tim talks about the one time he tried to replace his handlebars, which didn't go well. Matthew then tells us a story, about how a side-deal he did backfired on him, and an slight issue he's had with his LandCruiser. Mitch kicks off the news about the death of Lee Iacocca, the father of the Mustang, and the savior of Chrysler in America. Tim then brings up the Ferrari SF Stradale, which we pick and pull apart. Mitch then brings up news about the Australian Government introducing new motor vehicles standards in-line with Euro cars. They are introducing laws to force all new cars to have alcohol/breatherlisers and drug testers in the car which will stop the car from driving if they test postive for drugs and/or alvohol. Joseph then talks about all new electric cars being launched in the E.U must emit a noise comparable to ICE vehicles up to 20Kph. Tim then talks about in-car mobile-phone tech, we all talk about old people and technology, and WRC planning to go electric. Matt then talks about how he cannot wait for VR Motorsports to make their sim-rigs to fit bigger people. Tim then talks about the Mercedes SLS being the latest victim in the Takata airbag recall, and Tim ends the show about a giant bloody train called 'Big Boy' Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and at www.gearsandbeersmedia.com / www.unashamedlyunprofessional.com Gears and Beers Podcast is hosted by Mitchell Denham, Matthew Morwood, and Joseph Riga Unashamedly Unprofessional

The Lame Beggar Acts 3:1-4:22 Tim Griffiths

This is the second go around with Mark from the Super League Pod & this one is even better because Tim Griffiths is a part of it. We had a blast talking about the branding of the game & it's superstars. 2019 is going to be a great year for the sport & I don't see why it shouldn't start in a "Super" way! rlamerica.com

Season 1 Episode 2 Tim Griffiths the western coordinator for the Working Lands For Wildlife Program talks about his history with Sage grouse, Waterfowl, his line of labs, hunting in Oregon and Montana and a whole lot about how wildlife management works from the field level to Washington DC. 

John 20:19-31 Tim Griffiths

The Coffee Break is the daily Christian talk and local events program on Hope Radio KCMI 97.1FM serving the Scottsbluff, NE area. Tune in for interviews with authors, musicians, pastors, and others in the Christian community and our local area! Visit our website: www.kcmifm.com Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/kcmifm   Theme Music: "Life of Riley" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Tim Griffiths John 3:16-36

The Coffee Break is the daily Christian talk / local events program on KCMI 96.9FM "Your Local Christian Radio Station" serving the Scottsbluff, NE area. Tune in for interviews with authors, musicians, pastors, and others in the Christian community and our local area! Visit our website: www.kcmifm.com Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/kcmifm   Theme Music: "Life of Riley" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Claudia Hammond finds out how neuroscientists are understanding musical hallucinations by looking at the brains of those who experience them. Tim Griffiths and Vicky Williamson talk about their research into musical imagery and what it reveals about the workings of the brain and why musical hallucinations are more common in people with hearing loss. Nathan Filer and Matt Haig join Claudia to talk about their novels: The Shock of the Fall and The Humans and why they chose to write about mental health. Dr Catherine Loveday discusses recent research into why some people are hard-wired to be better navigators than others and why drawing could improve learning.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Bob Gasston from Oxshott Village Sports Club about their Inspire Facilities Grant from Sport England for a new squash court.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Peter Smith Chairman of the Woking and Horsell Cricket Club about their Inspire Facilities Grant from Sport England.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talking to Peter Smith Chairman of the Woking and Horsell Cricket Club.

Tim Griffiths talks with Emily Ruscoe previewing the first Lions test on Saturday Morning.

Tim Griffiths visits the Woodbridge Road Cricket Ground in Guildford and talks to cricket historian and writer David Frith about his new book Guildford's Cricket Story and Warwickshire fans and junior cricketers from the Guildford area.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Alan Kernaghan, Assistant Manager at Brentford FC ahead of Sunday’s League One playoff final.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Brentford FC's Official Online Commentary 'Beesplayer' ahead of Sunday’s League One playoff final.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Colin Herridge, Vice Chairman and Trustee of Ready with news of a blind & partially sighted team from Phil Tufnell’s Cricket for Change (C4C) in a charity 20:20 Blind Cricket match this Sunday at Thames Ditton Cricket Club.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Walton Bowling Club's former President Derrick Plumer and club member Gill Holland.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talks to Dom Melly who is the Chairman of the Surrey Stags Aussie Rules (AFL) Football Club.

Tim Griffiths talks to Mike Nigh Treasurer at Horsell Bowling Club talking about the club and their Open Day on the 13th April.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Tony Horan of Runnymede Rockets BMX Club about Round 2 of the South Region BMX Series they are hosting on Sunday 31st March at 12 noon with practice from 9.30 am.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Bob Gasston from Oxshott Village Sports Club about Petanque and everything that's on offer at the sports club.

Tim Griffiths and Jim Tuck talk to Melani Hinshelwood, Publicity Officer for the Surrey Netball Association.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Ash Neal who plays for the Surrey Storm Netball Team in The Netball Superleague. Ash has recently joined the storm from Perth in Australia.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talks to Ian Plested of Guildford City Football Club.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talks to local sports photographer Lisa Harding.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Byfleet Village FC's Chairman Phil Silver and Club Secretary Fiona Creswick.

Tim Griffiths talks to Caroline Edney Club Secretary and Linda McCormack the Membership Secretary of Staines Hockey Club.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talks to John Waddelow, Chairman and Hanna Newton, Secretary of Woking Town FC about the club and its award of the prestigiious top level of Charter Standard Community Club Accreditation.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Amber Hillier, Programme Director at The Royal Cheerleading Club. More at www.royalcheerleading.co.uk.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Chairman Ed Peters and Simon Wallis from Reeds Weybridge Rugby Club.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths report from the recent event at Molesey Boat Club talking to Olympic rowing medal winners Andrew Triggs Hodge, Mo Sbihi and Greg Searle plus Molesey Boat Club Captain Ben Pugh and Chairman Bill Raspin.

Gary Smith, Robert Young and Tim Griffiths talk to thier guests from Knaphill Football Club Chairman David Freeman and Club Liaison Officer Nick Croshaw.

Barry Richards and Tim Griffiths talk to James Tigwell, one of the coach’s at Mayford FC about the Surrey Primary League and the club.

Gary Smith and Tim Griffiths talk to Sue Freeman from Active Surrey about the Surrey Sports Awards.