Podcast appearances and mentions of tom kerr

This week the Front Page team are talking about revolutionising betting, training turnarounds and changing habits among Cheltenham racegoers. The show opens with a tribute to Michael O'Sullivan, the 24-year-old jockey who tragically died following a fall at Thurles earlier in the month. Join Racing Post editor Tom Kerr, Peter Scargill and Jon Harding for all that and more.

On this week's show: what did we learn from Constitution Hill's Cheltenham return? Are trainers right to threaten a boycott of TV interviews? And is British racing unfairly maligned?  Join Racing Post editor Tom Kerr, Lambourn correspondent Liam Headd and reporter Matt Rennie for this week's big stories and lots more. 

On today's show, our expert panel of Tom Kerr, Peter Scargill and Jon Harding discusses racing's £3bn betting black hole that emerged last week, what caused it, what it means for the sport and what can be done about it. Also on the agenda is Jonbon v Energumene, Hong Kong International Races, the BHA's new acting CEO and a row over female facilities in weighing rooms.

Did the John Durkan mark a changing of the guard in the staying chase division? Has Britain still got a realistic Gold Cup hope? And can Constitution Hill ever recapture his former brilliance after another setback? To discuss all these big stories and lots more join Racing Post editor Tom Kerr and Richard Forristal, Lewis Porteous and Liam Headd.

Join Racing Post editor Tom Kerr, senior writer Lee Mottershead to reflect on all the big stories from the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe following Bluestocking's victory in Paris. The panel also discusses the latest developments as a ban on gambling adverts in Ireland moves closer, new proposals for prize-money agreements are proposed in Britain and the Jockey Club chief executive suggests the Grand National must continue evolving.

In this week's edition of the Front Page, panellists Tom Kerr, Chris Cook and James Stevens discuss: The Ed Dunlop cocaine case The future of the Racing League The launch of 'light touch' affordability checks And the return of Constitution Hill To get in touch with your experience of affordability checks, email editor@racingpost.com

On this edition of the Front Page, Tom Kerr, Scott Burton and Matt Rennie reflect on all the big stories from Glorious Goodwood, including Notable Speech's return to form in the Sussex, Big Evs equalling the score against Asfoora, Mick Appleby's extraordinary week and Kieran Shoemark's hunt for a Group 1 winner. Also on the agenda are quickfire segments on the ongoing media rights war between Flutter and Arc, the hunt for racing's new leadership and reflections on the Olympics from Scott, France Paris correspondent. Finally, ahead of a new Racing Post series looking at how different generations engage with racing, the panel - representing gen Z, millenials and gen X - discuss how viewing habits and behaviours have evolved and shifted, with profound consequences for racing and other sports.

Vying for the Front Page this week are all the big stories from Newmarket - including William Buick's 100th top-tier win, weakness in the sprint division and the 2,000 Guineas favourite's latest step forward - alongside a discussion of the forthcoming ITV docuseries, Champions: Full Gallop, and new revelations about the impact of affordability checks on racing's finances.  Our team for this week is Racing Post editor Tom Kerr, deputy industry editor Peter Scargill and reporter Jon Harding. The show begins with a message of support to John Hunt after the horrific murder of his wife, Carol, and two of his daughters, Hannah and Louise. 

Andrea Catherwood discusses the schedule change and original commissions for Radio 4's Book of the Week with Commissioning Editor, Hugh Levinson. The daily racing tips on Radio 4's Today programme have ended after 47 years. The news produced a mixed reaction from Feedback listeners. Tom Kerr, editor of The Racing Post explains why the move has ruffled a few feathers in the horse racing world. Feedback's Interview of the Year is back. We want to hear listeners' nominations for the interview that stopped you in your tracks. It could be a thought-provoking or emotive personal story, the moment an evasive politician gets nailed to the wall, or just something that made you laugh out loud. As part of this process we'll be talking to some of the leading practitioners of the art of interviewing. This week, John Wilson, presenter of Radio 4's This Cultural Life, tells Andrea how he approaches conversations with some of the world's leading artists and creatives. Next week, we're going to be looking back at the BBC's coverage of the election We would love to hear from you - please do get in touch. Presented by Andrea Catherwood Produced by Pauline Moore A Whistledown Scotland production for BBC Radio 4

Last week the BHA revealed that betting on racing continues to decline, falling almost 6 per cent in the first quarter of 2024 to extend a rout extending back to 2022. Joined on the Front Page by Bill Barber and Jonathan Harding, Tom Kerr says the latest figures should be a wakeup call for racing and warns the sport's lack of leadership is hindering efforts to deal with the gathering crisis. The panel also discusses the imminent general election and its implications for racing, before turning to all the latest racing stories including Betfred's sponsorship of all five British Classics, the debate over the Irish Derby length and City Of Troy's upcoming appearance in the Coral-Eclipse.

We're talking all things Royal Ascot this week as Maddy Playle and Peter Scargill join Tom Kerr on the Front Page. Front and centre is the recent debate over whether Royal Ascot is losing its lustre for international runners unimpressed by its prize-money. The panel also discusses a remarkable pre-Ascot spending spree by a rising force in the sport, John Gosden's tough start to the season and the big clashes at next week's festival. Also on the agenda is the exit of Jockey Club chief executive Nevin Truesdale - the panel chews over his record at the top and asks what sort of person might take over the role later in the year. Finally, we follow up a Chris Cook column which called for the BHA to ensure horses spend time in the pre-parade and parade rings, following concerns that racegoers who want to actually see racehorses are getting a raw deal. To get the Euro 2024 preview guide purchase today's Racing Post (Monday, June 10) or buy the PDF here: https://shop1.racingpost.com/products/racing-post-euro-2024-betting-guide-pdf-version?_pos=1&_sid=01a9d6268&_ss=r Members' Club Ultimate subscribers can also access the special supplement via the digital newspaper.

Joining the Front Page panel this week are Chris Cook, Lee Mottershead and host Tom Kerr. A packed show begins with reflections on the sad news of Shishkin's death at Seven Barrows, before the panel discusses Willie Mullins' momentous achievement of becoming the first Irish-based British trainers' title winner for 70 years and asks: will he do it again next year? Lee Mottershead tells us about his reveal-all report into internal unrest at the Jockey Club, Britain's most important racecourse group and the operator of Cheltenham and Epsom, at which financial blows and disagreements over strategy have sparked a brewing crisis. (Members' Club Ultimate subscribers can read the full special report here: https://www.racingpost.com/news/features/the-big-read/internal-unrest-and-financial-blows-is-the-jockey-club-heading-for-a-crisis-asE3q7k7D7N5/) Finally, Chris laments the sport's efforts to promote its icons, prompted by the retirement of Olivier Peslier and the difficulty encountered unearthing old race footage of the gifted rider.

We lead with some breaking news on a packed show this week in which Racing Post editor Tom Kerr is joined by West Country correspondent James Stevens and deputy Ireland editor David Jennings. Kicking us off is a breaking story about Jockey Club prize-money cuts following a fall in Cheltenham Festival attendance that compounded the impact of affordability checks on betting turnover. We look at what it means for racing and where the sport goes from here. The panel then turns to Aintree and Saturday's Grand National, with all the big talking points assessed including the paucity of the home challenge, impact of likely heavy ground, an enthralling trainers' title race and the panel's tips for the National. Finally, we look at a couple of sad stories reminding us of the dangers jockeys face every day. Stefano Cherchi, just 23, tragically died following a fall in Canberra, while Aidan Coleman announced his retirement aged 35 following serious knee injuries. Stefano Cherchi fundraiser: https://www.gofundme.com/f/stenafo-cherchi The Graham Lee Racing Club: https://thegoodracing.co/product/graham-lee-racing-club/

Join the Front Page panel for a gallop through all the big talking points ahead of the Cheltenham Festival, including the breaking news that Constitution Hill will miss the Champion Hudle.  Tom Kerr, Maddy Playle and Peter Scargill also discuss the fallout from last week's key parliamentary debate on affordability checks, and the news of redundancies at Saeed Bin Suroor's Newmarket stables. -------

In this special edition of The Front Page we reveal how we exposed an illegal bookmaker operating in British racing that claims over 1,000 customers and is getting set for a "ridiculously busy" Cheltenham Festival. Lee Mottershead tells Tom Kerr how he spoke to the bookmaker's 'commercial manager', posing as a prospective customer, and heard how affordability checks and account restrictions were causing the illegal operator's business to boom. They're joined by Jon Harding and Maddy Playle to discuss the significance of the story and what it tells us about the betting black market. It comes as MPs are set to debate affordability checks in Westminster on Monday evening. The panel also discusses the Grand National weights and shares the one thing they'd change about the Cheltenham Festival.

This week on the Front Page the panel of Tom Kerr, Chris Cook, Bill Barber and James Stevens is focused on the Dublin Racing Festival and Willie Mullins' extraordinary eight-Grade 1 haul at the festival. The panel also debates what makes the DRF so popular with racegoers and what other tracks can do to draw in more proper racing fans. Bill, the Racing Post's industry editor, gives the latest on the affordability checks debate scheduled for later this year. You can send your MP a letter urging them to attend via https://racingdebate.eaction.org.uk/email Finally, we look at the Milton Harris case, in which the now former trainer was found to be "not a fit and proper person" to hold a licence.

Racing Post editor Tom Kerr is joined by West Country correspondent James Stevens and deputy industry editor Peter Scargill for the first Front Page of 2024. The panel discusses the mixed reception for the launch of Premier racing, the sport's big new plan to boost interest in the sport, and the trial of Sunday evening all-weather action. Also on the agenda is a look ahead at the Cheltenham Festival after entries for several key races were published last week, including a record low number for the Gold Cup. Finally, the team looks back at the Ultimate Racing Bucket List series and nominates their own must-visit destinations in Britain, Ireland and around the globe. What would you add to the list? SPECIAL OFFER: Ante-post Pricewise is back with a new festival series running from January 8! The series has returned a profit for five years running and secured backers a return on investment of 176% during that time. Members' Club Ultimate subscribers get full access to Pricewise's advice and you can join now with 50% off your first three months with code WELCOME2024. https://www.racingpost.com/landing/offers/members-club-welcome-offer/?utm_source=Editorial&utm_medium=Article&utm_campaign=MembersClubAcquisition

It's the Front Page end of year special and panellists Tom Kerr, Maddy Playle, David Jennings and Lee Mottershead take you on a whistle-stop tour of the year's biggest stories and use that as a springboard to preview the stories and questions that are going to dominate 2024. Will we finally find out what's happening with affordability checks? Is the Irish gambling bill a threat to the future of the sport? Who's the next Frankie Dettori - and will the man himself be back in 2024? Is Premier racing going to be the next big thing or a busted flush? Has Animal Rising deflated for good and are the changes to the National a mistake? Who are the superstars to watch out for on the track?

Tom Kerr, Lee Mottershead and Peter Scargill are your panel for a review of the biggest stories in racing.  In this week's edition, we start with the breaking news that Daryl Jacob will ride Bravemansgame for the first time in the Betfair Chase, look back at a busy weekend at Cheltenham and Navan, hear about the latest news in the John Dance investigation, and finish with a not-exactly-expert preview of Frankie Dettori's expected appearance in I'm A Celebrity...  Sign the affordability checks petition: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/649894 Read an actual expert preview of I'm A Celebrity: https://www.racingpost.com/sport/special-events/showbiz/im-a-celebrity-2023-start-date-line-up-betting-odds-tips-and-predictions-ae0xq7D9FLjT/

Tom Kerr is joined by Matt Rennie and David Jennings for a packed edition of the Front Page. First up, the team reviews the Breeders' Cup, including incredible rides from Ryan Moore and Frankie Dettori, a viral clip of the Big Evs camp celebrating, and the controversy of European horses withdrawn on vets' advice.  The shock return to training of Best Mate's handler Henrietta Knight is next up, followed by discussion of the big jockey transfer news of James Doyle leaving Godolphin to join Wathnan Racing. Finally, we look at the affordability checks petition which has shot past 65,000 signatures and explore what it means for racing and punters. Sign the petition here: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/649894

In a special edition of the Front Page, Racing Post editor Tom Kerr is joined by Lee Mottershead and Bill Barber to assess the most controversial claims about the government's affordability checks proposals.  Drawing on a major Racing Post investigation, the panel scrutinise claims that just 3% of bettors will be affected by checks, that the checks will be 'frictionless', and that damage to racing will be minimal.  Read the full series here: https://www.racingpost.com/news/features/series/the-affordability-files/ Respond to the Gambling Commission's consultation by following the instructions here: racingpost.com/consultation 

This week on the Front Page, Racing Post editor Tom Kerr is joined by Jon Harding and David Jennings. Top of the agenda is the brilliant Arc victory of Ace Impact, with the team debating where he stands among recent winners of the race, who'd win in a race between him and Japanese superstar Equinox, and whether he'll stay in training. Next we look at revenue warnings from bookmaker giants, and DJ shares an alarming assessment of the Irish Gambling Regulation Bill and the likelihood its sweeping restrictions to advertising will come into force. Finally, a whistlestop round-up of other news includes discussion of a wrong horse fiasco and the return of Envoi Allen. The story mentioned by Tom: Owner threatens to quit racing as Ibas suggests dispute with bookmaker might have to go to court  - https://www.racingpost.com/news/britain/its-taking-the-fun-out-of-it-if-i-cant-bet-on-my-own-horses-owner-threatens-to-quit-racing-over-quinnbet-dispute-a2tZt7W3hvkg/

Racing Post editor Tom Kerr is joined by Jon Harding and Peter Scargill to chew over the biggest stories in racing. We open with the latest developments in the John Dance saga after the BHA announced last week the owner's horses had been suspended from running again. The panel then debate whether keeping Constitution Hill over hurdles was the right decision. Tom scrutinises the Gambling Commission's open letter about affordability checks to Racing Post readers. Finally, the team looks ahead to Longchamp this weekend and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. To complete the BHA's survey on affordability checks, visit https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/righttobet

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to take a canter around the racing world today. Nick begins this episode by talking to Racing Post editor Tom Kerr, whose paper's campaign against affordability checks has led to a curious attack from the Gambling Commission. Also on today's episode, Alexander Malynovskyy from the Ukraine Stud Book updates us on the racing and bloodstock situation in the wartorn country. Jane and Nick bring us the highlights from the Listowel Harvest Festival, including interviews with Oisin Murphy and Patrick Mullins, while they also reflect on Ace Impact's latest pre-Arc gallop with Jour de Galop's Adrien Cugnasse, and give their views on the ongoing Tim McCarthy welfare case. Mick Appleby shares his delight at securing the Tatts Ireland sales topper yesterday and has news on Big Evs, while JA McGrath brings us the latest from Hong Kong in a packed show.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to take a canter around the racing world today. Nick begins this episode by talking to Racing Post editor Tom Kerr, whose paper's campaign against affordability checks has led to a curious attack from the Gambling Commission. Also on today's episode, Alexander Malynovskyy from the Ukraine Stud Book updates us on the racing and bloodstock situation in the wartorn country. Jane and Nick bring us the highlights from the Listowel Harvest Festival, including interviews with Oisin Murphy and Patrick Mullins, while they also reflect on Ace Impact's latest pre-Arc gallop with Jour de Galop's Adrien Cugnasse, and give their views on the ongoing Tim McCarthy welfare case. Mick Appleby shares his delight at securing the Tatts Ireland sales topper yesterday and has news on Big Evs, while JA McGrath brings us the latest from Hong Kong in a packed show.

This week Racing Post editor Tom Kerr is joined by Maddy Playle and Catherine Macrae to discuss the latest big stories. Maddy opens with the news that a number of major owners have voiced concerns over the impact of affordability checks, which some say are causing them to withdraw from the sport. Catherine sheds light on the latest controversy over British racing's premierisation strategy, which will see funding for smaller tracks cut to help fund the sport's new headline Premier racing fixtures. Finally the panel looks ahead to York, including Paddington's appearance in the Juddmonte International, and there's a difference of opinion around Arc favourite Ace Impact's performance at Deauville last week.

On today's show Racing Post editor Tom Kerr is joined by Peter Scargill and James Stevens to chew over the latest big topics. James kicks things off by analysing the growing discontent among jockeys over the removal of racecourse saunas, which many riders argue is causing them to adopt unsafe methods to make weight. A bumper crowd at the Shergar Cup and some unusual proposals for innovation in racing come next - including discussion of a suggestion from Australia that jockeys should be mic'd up during races. Finally, the panel reviews Amo Racing's Group 1 breakthrough at the Curragh and Pete reveals the sprawling ambition of the sport's rising power.

Join Lee Mottershead,Chris Cook, Tom Kerr and David Jennings to discuss all the big racing stories from the past week. Chris has strong views on British whip rules after Jim Crowley's 20-day ban for his King George win. David reviews the action at Goodwood and Galway, highlighting the latest incredible training feat by Willie Mullins and sparking a debate about whether Paddington will go for the Arc.  Tom looks at the Gambling Commission's proposals for affordability checks and reveals why punters are up in arms about them.

Chris Cook and Maddy Playle join Racing Post editor Tom Kerr to discuss the biggest stories from the world of racing. We kick off the show by looking at the declining number of British trainers and explore what it means for competition in the sport and what can be done about the problem. The panel then chew over Savethelastdance's Irish Oaks win, look ahead to the King George and discuss the return of the Racing League, highlighting the desperate attendance figures logged by the event last year. Chris talks about the huge response he got to his recent column defending gambling. Finally, following the launch of our search to find which racehorse you think should be crowned the People's Champion, the panel discuss who they think deserves the accolade. Chris's column in defence of gambling: https://www.racingpost.com/news/opinion/comment/i-enjoy-having-a-bet-and-helping-outsiders-understand-that-joy-is-now-more-important-than-ever-abDi99E3px4K/ The People's Champion Find out how to nominate here: https://www.racingpost.com/news/features/series/the-peoples-champion-the-racing-post-launches-search-to-find-your-favourite-ever-racehorse-ahrMk7n6IvU0/

Racing Post editor Tom Kerr is joined by Jon Harding, James Stevens and the Meath maestro David Jennings for the latest edition of the Front Page. James chews over the last week's action, including Shaquille's wild run in the July Cup and superstar two-year-old City Of Troy. David reveals the latest on the new Irish gambling law which threatens to banish racing from TVs in Ireland. And Jon looks at the latest in the Hillsin affair and uncovers a troubling statistic about inexperienced riders.

Racing Post editor Tom Kerr is joined by senior reporter Chris Cook and deputy industry editor Peter Scargill to discuss the biggest stories in the racing world. Chris chews over the Brighton blunder that saw four horses declared non-runners less than 45 minutes before the off on Friday after they were found to be ineligible for the race.  Tom looks ahead to Royal Ascot, reflecting on the number of international runners and the Desert Crown affair. Peter reviews the latest developments at the Professional Jockeys Association, the troubled organisation to which former chief exec Paul Struthers has returned as a consultant and looks likely to prompt a more robust line taken on whip penalties.

Racing Post editor Tom Kerr is joined by James Stevens, Maddy Playle and Peter Scargill to discuss a dramatic weekend at Epsom. The panel reviews Animal Rising's farcical attempt to disrupt the Derby and the debacle that marred the start of the Dash when several stalls failed to open promptly. They then talk about Frankie Dettori's incredible Oaks day double and whether the riding legend will really hang up his boots, before finishing with the extraordinary training feat that was Auguste Rodin's Derby triumph. #HorseRacing #HorseRacingUK #SportsNews #Derby

Racing Post editor Tom Kerr is joined by Chris Cook and Maddy Playle to discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of a dramatic Grand National.  The panel celebrates a brilliant winner, discusses the impact of the Animal Rising protest, and considers the best way for racing to respond when faced with militant opposition to the sport. #HorseRacing #HorseRacingUK #SportsNews #grandnational 

Join Lee Mottershead, Tom Kerr, Chris Cook, Maddy Playle and James Stevens as they discuss five of the biggest news stories from the racing world in 2022. In this episode, Chris looks back on Christophe Soumillon's sharp elbow at Saint-Cloud, while Maddy reflects on the passing of Lester Piggott and the Queen. Tom looks at the superstars on the track in 2022, while Lee talks about the Royal Ascot episode involving Frankie Dettori and John Gosden. The panel also question whether racing is in crisis.

Join Lee Mottershead, James Stevens and Tom Kerr as they discuss three of the biggest news stories in horse racing this week. In this week's episode, the panel reacts to the news that global sporting star Frankie Dettori will be retiring at the end of the 2023 season. Tom speaks about the latest updates on the affordability checks and the £800m impact they are having on racing turnover. And we hear about the latest controversy around the whip, which could mean a U-turn just weeks before new rules were due to come into force.

With our guest Tom Kerr, Lead Climate Scientist for the South Asia region for the World Bank, we kick off a discussion around global climate policy. We'll take a look at the World Bank and its fundamental role in combating climate change and pushing for expanding prosperity globally.About The World BankTom Kerr Bio The World Bank's South Asia Climate Roadmap   For more information, please visit www.ge.com/power/gas and follow GE's Power business on Twitter and LinkedIn. You can learn more about the Cutting Carbon podcast here and please consider subscribing to the podcast on your player of choice.

This time Tom Kerr, Founder of Thought Research is my guest. We are talking about his impressive career and the lessons he has learned. Additionally we talk about how market research can help with change. You find out more about Tom and his work here: https://www.thoughtr.co.uk/ You should listen to this episode if you are looking for your passion and are maybe disillusioned from working in a big company earning good money, but lacking free time. You can reach me on lebenswegepodcast@gmail.com or on Linkedin, Facebook or Instagram 

News and More: Area crews battle a 40-acre brush fire on Redland Road. In-person learning expands to four days a week. A bill introduced by Canby's state rep takes aim at school bullying. Canby Conversation: Events and civic clubs are (slowly) returning, and that means one thing: Catering is back. Today, we catch up with Tom Kerr, new catering manager at Cutsforth's Market, who has been in the business for 40 years. After the Break: We revisit a recent concert we recorded with Canby Music's Aly Whelchel and Brian Haines. Catch them live at Wayward Sandwiches on May 8. This Week's Sponsors: Canby Foursquare Church, Health Markets, Reif & Hunsaker P.C., DirectLink, Ellison Team Homes, Wild Hare Saloon Please support our show! To listen without ads, and ensure we can continue to bring you important news and amazing stories you can't get anywhere else, join Canby Now Plus today! For details, visit patreon.com/canbynowpod.

News and More: Area crews battle a 40-acre brush fire on Redland Road. In-person learning expands to four days a week. A bill introduced by Canby's state rep takes aim at school bullying. Canby Conversation: Events and civic clubs are (slowly) returning, and that means one thing: Catering is back. Today, we catch up with Tom Kerr, new catering manager at Cutsforth’s Market, who has been in the business for 40 years. After the Break: We revisit a recent concert we recorded with Canby Music’s Aly Whelchel and Brian Haines. Catch them live at Wayward Sandwiches on May 8. This Week's Sponsors: Canby Foursquare Church, Health Markets, Reif & Hunsaker P.C., DirectLink, Ellison Team Homes, Wild Hare Saloon Please support our show! To listen without ads, and ensure we can continue to bring you important news and amazing stories you can't get anywhere else, join Canby Now Plus today! For details, visit patreon.com/canbynowpod.

This week we spoke with Tom Kerr who is the Director of Operations at an observatory in Hawaii.  Tom also dabbled in Astrology as a way to try and debunk it, making some predictions for his friends, much like Paul the Octopus who predicted World Cup matches back in 2010! Here is the Observatory where Tom works: http://about.ifa.hawaii.edu/ukirt/ Tom's old blog: http://apacificview.blogspot.com/ The Star that Tom mentioned in the podcast: https://exoplanets.nasa.gov/trappist1/ And a list of UK Astronomy Clubs: https://www.go-astronomy.com/astronomy-clubs-uk.php Thank you all for listening!

Interview: TOM KERR Tom Kerr was appointed editor of the Racing Post in 2018. Prior to that he had been at the newspaper for for nine years, earning a reputation as a journalist that gets the controversial big issues that often upset the racing cart with often hostile reaction. Meeting Tom Kerr. (interview by Simon Nott)

In this episode we go over 2020 in Heroclix and our best and least best picks for various categories.Starring Jay, Devin (who is now officially our permanent co-host), Tom Kerr, and a new guest to the show, Lucas Tom Van Holland.Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jsaclixYou can find all of our social media and other links in the About Section of the YouTube channel, where you can find video versions of some the episodes of the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbEitQWJZI7Jag81YUbDduQHave you heard of http://ClixNexus.com?Check out some Roll20 tutorials here:Emily - http://withemily.ca/roll20-for-heroclix-tutorial-set-up-play-tips/Happy Little Heroclix - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPJBi-PNiW4

Episode Notes Longtime newspaper cartoonist Tom Kerr recalls his early days cartooning in Australia, the adrenaline rush of a newsroom, chronicling the attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan, and some harsh days at the New York Post. He also explains why watercolor is his go-to medium and how he came to spend a decade illustrating McGruff the Crime Dog. Support Washed Up Journalists by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/washed-up-journalists Find out more at https://washed-up-journalists.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

In this episode, Jay, ROC World event winner Adam Friedman, Jon Morley, and Tom Kerr discuss their experiences playing at the ROC Online World Event, assess the current competitive environment coming out of the event, and answer your questions.Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jsaclixYou can find all of our social media and other links in the About Section of the YouTube channel, where you can find video versions of the podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbEitQWJZI7Jag81YUbDduQYou can watch the Watch List video that Jay recorded with Happy Little Heroclix here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxnJVF_Fwts&tCheck out some Roll20 tutorials here:Emily - http://withemily.ca/roll20-for-heroclix-tutorial-set-up-play-tips/Happy Little Heroclix - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPJBi-PNiW4Scott Porter Congratulations Video for Adam - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JbFcpynsxk&t

Thank you for coming back for our fourth episode! We are excited for our first episode where we discuss the current constructed format!Host Jay Solomon and guest hosts Emily, Joe Gualtieri, and Tom Kerr discuss: Joe's second place run at the ROC Online Nationals Singles event, some other recent ROC events, and the current state of modern Heroclix.Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jsaclixYou can watch on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2ggDP_i030&tYou can find all of our social media and other links in the About Section of the YouTube channel.

Continuation of Tom Kerr Podcast.Sometimes in life you need to go through tough experiences in order to grow as a person. Most times we tend to deny or even acknowledge those experiences which inhibits our ability to strengthen our mental health.In this episode of Uncovered we sit down with professional NRL player and founder of La Cure Wellness Tom Kerr. Tom delves deep into his trauma, serving 18 months in jail and using that time to work on his inner himself and inspire hundreds of other people throughout the process.FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:@NICKANDFEMIWATCH THE PODCAST ON YOUTUBE:YOUTUBE CHANNEL: NICKANDFEMI See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sometimes in life you need to go through tough experiences in order to grow as a person. Most times we tend to deny or even acknowledge those experiences which inhibits our ability to strengthen our mental health. In this episode of Uncovered we sit down with professional NRL player and founder of La Cure Wellness Tom Kerr. Tom delves deep into his trauma, serving 18 months in jail and using that time to work on his inner himself and inspire hundreds of other people throughout the process. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:@NICKANDFEMIWATCH THE PODCAST ON YOUTUBE:YOUTUBE CHANNEL: NICKANDFEMI See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A measured decision led Tom Kerr to pursue the Green Beret after 4 years in the Infantry. He wanted to do more in combat, serve with the elite, and know that what he was doing every time he deployed to a combat theater was not only challenging, but tangible. Following more deployments as a Green Beret, a back injury nearly sent Kerr out of the military and a job he loved more than anything. But, he found purpose in a new position working to modernize and innovate combat gear and systems for Special Operations forces until his back healed and he could deploy again. Tom Kerr is still serving as a Green Beret on active duty, nearing the end of a 20-year career, while also working on the next chapter building a clothing start-up called, Eighth Order. Hear his inspiring story of combat, resilience, and healing on this latest episode of HAZARD GROUND! www.eighthorder.com | Arc'teryx LEAF- Special Operations Care Fund This episode is brought to you by MyFrontPageStory.com! MyFrontPageStory.com is a brand new way to celebrate major life events and turn them into your own piece of front-page news. Each story is written by professional journalists and are perfect for anniversaries, weddings, graduations, retirements and many more occasions. Special offer for "Hazard Ground" listeners inside the episode! Support the podcast by supporting our sponsors at www.hazardground.com/sponsors! Shop Amazon! As an Amazon Associate We Earn From Qualifying Purchases (Paid Link) Help grow the show! Spread the word, tell a friend!! Subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes!

Bruce Millington has a discussion with Racing Post Editor Tom Kerr, Analyst Dave Orton & Betting Editor Keith Melrose about the position of the sport in light of current affairs worldwide. Is the decision to postpone all racing in the UK the correct one at this time? What racing will be going ahead across the world, and how does Racing Post look to offer the best insight into tipping and coverage of those events? The panel also discuss responsible gambling and why it remains as important as ever to look carefully at the betting we partake in.

In this week's What A Shout, the Racing Post's Dave Orton is joined by King George winner Tom Scudamore and Racing Post Editor Tom Kerr. The team takes a keen look at this weekend's action at Ascot, Haydock and Wincanton despite the fear of Storm Dennis potentially causing disruptions. They give their Big Calls on topics such as Tom Marquand making waves down under and how to get racing attendances on the up once more. Tom Scudamore gives us the latest information on Ramses De Teillee's Grand National chance off a low weight and the team are excited to see Tiger Roll back in action. Join us every week for all the Big Calls, Big Races, Every Friday.

This week Tim travels to Daventry to speak to Tom Kerr, sales director of Langley Waterproof Systems, a company that assess and supply roofs to many public bodies in social housing, MoD and indeed in education including schools.   On this episode we cover:   Langley being suppliers and designers of high performance waterproofing systems Working with clients throughout the UK including many public bodies –social housing, MoD and education Taking on an asset management function – having a look at stock, fitting new roofs What we can learn from social housing and social value Working with contractors small and large CIF funding on a needs basis in education SFA’s output specification and how this has been interpreted by the industry CDM regulations Fluctuating BBA’s Offering three main systems for reinforced bituline membranes Value for money being marked up from 25 to 30% The school’s contribution not making any difference for value for money Clarion, in social housing, spending £15 billion over 20 years, £700m per annum Issues regarding training young people Addressing skills gaps in the construction industry Recruitment issues as a result of Brexit The construction industry facing a huge shortage of labour An ageing workforce Attracting more women into construction The issues with schools creating their own tenders 10s of millions of pounds of funding that could potential help HACT (Housing Associations Charities Trust) Opportunities The need for apprenticeships The need to digitise everything in construction Schools condition Data Collection Programme and formulaic funding Encouraging everyone to think of the buildings as an asset Concerns about the methodology of the capture of this data Every single school having to commission their own condition survey Schools not having the option to close down The need for a better dialogue with the SFA How collaboration and open dialogue with manufacturers, designers, suppliers and contractors is the key to find out what is best practice and what might give better value for money 1300 fires average in school every year    

Nick Luck was joined in the Luck On Sunday studios by The Racing Post’s new Editor Tom Kerr. He chatted about his career, vision for the Paper, plus gave us his views on some of the sport’s biggest talking points.

Nick Luck is joined by Dave Yates, Ben Pauling and Tom Kerr to discuss the week's racing Talking Points. Staffing / Hughes / Ladd / Vorderman / Outstanding! / Might Bite / Rooneys

Amol Rajan is joined by Tom Kerr, editor of the Racing Post, Rob Orchard, founder of Delayed Gratification, and Ranj Begley, managing director of Readly UK, a magazine app. Presenter: Amol Rajan Producer: Richard Hooper

Boston-born, Canadian-based, actor, writer and comic, Bernard Robichaud, known to fans worldwide as Cyrus, the gun toting, drug dealing nemesis from the hit television series Trailer Park Boys, started his life in the spotlight as a sought after model. That is, until the day he crossed paths with a Toronto talent agent, who insisted he missed his calling and should try his hand at acting. With that advice in mind, Bernard enrolled in the Theatre Arts program at Dalhousie University and later honed his skills under the private tutelage of esteemed vocal coach Dorothy Ward, and later under the wings of award winning director Tom Kerr at the prestigious Neptune Theatre. Believe it or not, this athletic man who grew up playing hockey and basketball and today is an avid golfer was hired to voice the characters of both Robert and Becky in the CBC radio drama In Becky’s Name. Governor General Award winning playwright and author, Kent Stetson, took the liberty of contacting ACTRA on Bernard’s behalf, stating that anyone who could play a man and women on radio in their first performance deserved to be given their professional status…and he was, and he hasn’t looked back. His uncanny talent of being able to transform himself into a rough and tumble lowlife to a ruggedly handsome good guy has garnered Bernard a variety of most interesting roles over his career including performing alongside such Hollywood icons as James Caan and Kathy Bates. Most recently he was seen in Sea Change on Lifetime movies, based on New York Times best selling author Aimee Friedman, which everyone hopes will go to camera in the near future as a series. He also starred in Blue Seduction co-starring Billy Zane and Estella Warren, and American Sunset, co-staring with his friend, the late Corey Haim. Bernard also had a recurring role as Kirk in the hit Showcase TV series, Haven. Bernard was very unexpectedly diagnosed on Oct 6, 2017 with Prostate Cancer after a routine visit to the doctor. He is now cancer-free and is an advocate for the fight against cancer.  In today’s episode, we discuss: Growing up playing hockey and basketball Why he doesn't watch any of his movies or TV shows Battling prostrate cancer and what advice he has for others His acting career Website: BernardRobichaud.com Twitter: @BernieRobichaud Facebook: Facebook.com/bernardrobichaud Tumblr: BernardRobichaud.Tumblr.com Prostrate Cancer: Click here for a Fact Sheet Twitter for Prostrate Cancer Canada Center: @ProstateCancerC Past "Success is a Choice" podcast episodes of interest . . . Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino ("Best Ever You" Network) - Episode 072 Mark Fauser (Actor, Writer, Director) - Episode 068 Bill Coelius (Creator of the Working Actor Solution) - Episode 025 Kevin Harrington (Original shark on "Shark Tank" and inventor of the infomercial) - Episode 021 Dwane Casey (2018 NBA Coach of the Year) - Episode 001   Today’s podcast is brought to you by audible – get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial (new subscribers only) at www.audibletrial.com/SuccessIsAChoice. Over 180,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player.  Our friends at audible are offering a free download of some of our past guests including Todd Gongwer, Kevin Harrington, Lolly Daskal, Bob Burg, Amy Morin, Michael Burt, Larry Winget, and Pat Williams. Take advantage of this great deal by visiting www.AudibleTrial.com/SuccessIsAChoice. Please consider rating the podcast with 5 stars and leaving a quick review on iTunes.  Ratings and reviews are the lifeblood of a podcast. This helps tremendously in bringing the podcast to the attention of others. You can tell your friends on Twitter about this episode by sharing the tweet below or spreading the word by using the share buttons below. Thanks again for listening and remember that “Success is a choice. What choice will you make today?”

Bernard Robichaud, known to fans worldwide as Cyrus, the gun toting, drug dealing nemesis from the hit television series Trailer Park Boys, started his life in the spotlight as a sought after model. That is, until the day he crossed paths with a Toronto talent agent, who insisted he missed his calling and should try his hand at acting. With that advice in mind, Bernard enrolled in the Theatre Arts program at Dalhousie University and later honed his skills under the private tutelage of esteemed vocal coach Dorothy Ward, and later under the wings of award winning director Tom Kerr at the prestigious Neptune Theatre. Believe it or not, this athletic man who grew up playing hockey and basketball and today is an avid golfer was hired to voice the characters of both Robert and Becky in the CBC radio drama In Becky's Name. His uncanny talent of being able to transform himself into a rough and tumble lowlife to a ruggedly handsome good guy has garnered Bernard a variety of most interesting roles over his career including performing alongside such Hollywood icons as James Caan and Kathy Bates. Most recently he was seen in Sea Change on Lifetime movies, based on New York Times best selling author Aimee Friedman. He also starred in Blue Seduction co-starring Billy Zane and Estella Warren, and American Sunset, co-staring with his friend, the late Corey Haim. Bernard also had a recurring role as Kirk in the hit Showcase TV series, Haven. Currently, Bernard is writing a made for TV series sitcom, called Cranky Cab, co produced by his friend and former producer of Trailer Park Boys, Barrie Dunn, which he will star. He wrote a screenplay Kitchen Sports, an adaptation of his successful 1995 play, penned A Woman Scorned, a screenplay feature thriller, and co wrote 13 episodes for a TV sitcom, The Adventures of Black Bart. Visit bernardrobichaud.com

Managing Director and Global Head of Secondaries, Tom Kerr, discusses the types of activity the firm is seeing in the secondaries market today, how and why this strategy has evolved, and whether or not it’s a good time to sell.

Welcome to the Comic Shenanigans Podcast! For episode 194, join Adam Chapman and returning co-hosts Leon Orellana & Nathan Struk for a brand-new Talkin' Heroclix episode! It's been twenty two episodes since we last discussed Heroclix on the podcast, and now finally we present another Talkin' Heroclix episode!  Adam, Nathan and Leon tear into two cases of Guardians of the Galaxy (comic set), discuss the pulls, the sculpts, the powers, and much more!  And just when you think the podcast is almost over, there's a cameo by a longtime friend, supporter and sometime guest of the show, Tom Kerr!This episode was originally recorded Wednesday August 13th 2014. Download it now!

Welcome to the Comic Shenanigans Podcast! For the one hundred second episode, join Adam Chapman for the newest episode of Talkin' Heroclix!  This time around, it's not just any Talkin' Heroclix episode, but the Clixmas episode! Sadly, originally scheduled participants Leon Orellana, Tom Kerr, Nathan Struk and Amber Struk were unable to attend the recording of the podcast, which means Adam tackles the episode all on his lonesome!Wolverine and the X-Men has finally been released, so strap in and listen to the tales of fun and lunacy that pervade yet another special Clixmas Day!  This episode was recorded on August 21st 2013. Download it now!

Welcome to the Comic Shenanigans Podcast! For the ninety-sixth episode, join Adam Chapman (comic reviewer for Comics & Gaming Magazine, cXPulp.com) and his guest Tom Kerr as they sit down for another Top 5 Episode.  This time around, we discuss our favourite guilty pleasure comics, the comics we love despite ourselves.  They may not be the best written or illustrated books, but we still love them anyway, for some weird reason.  This episode could have easily boasted the sub-title: A look at comics in the 1990s, given how often books from that decade show up on our lists! This episode was recorded Tuesday July 2nd 2013.  The previously scheduled Spotlight on Monsters University episode, which was to be episode 96, has been indefinitely delayed, and may at some point show up as an unnumbered bonus episode.. Download it now! Got questions or feedback for Comic Shenanigans?  Drop us a line at comicshenanigans@gmail.com!

Welcome to the Comic Shenanigans Podcast! For the ninety-second episode, join Adam Chapman (comic reviewer for Comics & Gaming Magazine, cXPulp.com) and his guest Tom Kerr as they sit down to talk Heroclix.  We talk about the newest Wolverine and the X-Men previews, talk about our recent experiences playing in a Fear Itself Month 1 tournament, talk about the Penguin Resource Dial, and much more!This episode was recorded Tuesday July 2nd 2013. Download it now! Got questions or feedback for Comic Shenanigans?  Drop us a line at comicshenanigans@gmail.com!

Welcome to the Comic Shenanigans Podcast! For the seventy-eighth episode, join Adam Chapman (comic reviewer for Comics & Gaming Magazine, cXPulp.com) and his guests Nathan Struk and Tom Kerr as they sit down to talk Heroclix. The first half of the episode focuses on news from the last month, as we look at Teen Titans previews, Fear Itself previews and WizKids Convention Exclusives.  In the second half, we break down and review the rules changes that came from the updated PAC This episode was recorded Monday May 13th 2013. Download it now! Comic Shenanigans is now on Facebook! Comic Shenanigans now has its own app for iPhone and iPod. Go to comicshenanigans.podbean.com/mobile/ on your iPhone or iPod, click the Quick Launch icon to add the app to your Home Screen.   Coming soon- Comic Shenanigans app for Android! Got questions or feedback for Comic Shenanigans?  Drop us a line at comicshenanigans@gmail.com!

Welcome to the Comic Shenanigans Podcast! For the sixty-sixth episode, join Adam Chapman (comic reviewer for Comics & Gaming Magazine, cXPulp.com) and his guests Nathan Struk, Leon Orellana and Tom Kerr as they sit down to talk Heroclix. The first two hours focus on news from the last month, as we look at Teen Titans previews, and discuss the newly released information regarding the upcoming Fear Itself event.  In the last hour, we discuss the nature of the heroclix tournament scene, talking about heroclix etiquette, good sportsmanship, and many other heroclix-related tangents along the way.  Join us for this fun-filled new episode of Talkin' Heroclix! This episode was recorded Monday April 1st 2013. Download it now! Comic Shenanigans is now on Facebook! Comic Shenanigans now has its own app for iPhone and iPod. Go to comicshenanigans.podbean.com/mobile/ on your iPhone or iPod, click the Quick Launch icon to add the app to your Home Screen.   Coming soon- Comic Shenanigans app for Android! Got questions or feedback for Comic Shenanigans?  Drop us a line at comicshenanigans@gmail.com!

Welcome to the Comic Shenanigans Podcast! For the fifty-sixth episode, join Adam Chapman (comic reviewer for Comics & Gaming Magazine, cXPulp.com) and his guests Nathan Struk and Tom Kerr as they sit down to talk Heroclix.  We start the episode off by discussing the upcoming Teen Titans set, particularly the recent previews of the team dials.  In a new instalment of Comic Accuracy, we discuss the most comic book accurate renditions of Bizarro and Abomination.  We also discuss our Top 3 Unclixed figures!  Join us for a fun-filled new episode of Talkin' Heroclix! This episode was recorded Saturday February 23rd 2013. Comic Shenanigans is now on Facebook! Got questions or feedback for Comic Shenanigans?  Drop us a line at comicshenanigans@gmail.com

Welcome to the Comic Shenanigans Podcast! For the fifty-fourth episode, join Adam Chapman (comic reviewer for Comics & Gaming Magazine, cXPulp.com) and his special guests Tom Kerr as they sit down to discuss their favourite Hulk storylines, as well as mention their favourite Hulk writers/artists, and what they most like about the character.  There's also a bit of a Hulk heroclix discussion near the close of the episode. This episode was recorded Sunday February 17th 2013. Comic Shenanigans is now on Facebook! Got questions or feedback for Comic Shenanigans?  Drop us a line at comicshenanigans@gmail.com