Podcast appearances and mentions of tom mcrae

What a weird pair of episodes to talk about together, eh? To wrap up (most of) our discussion of series 6, we're delving into "The Girl Who Waited" by Tom McRae and "The Wedding of River Song" by none other than Steven Q. Moffat. On to series 7, eh?!

1. Sly And The Family Stone 2. South For Winter 3. The Libertines 4. Dope Lemon 5. Camera Obscura 6. Michael Nesmith & The First National Band 7. Waxahatchee 8. Tift Merritt & Simone Dinnerstein 9. St Vincent 10. Tom McRae 11. Terrible Sons 12. Reb Fountain 13. Fats Domino 14. Darts 15. Nirvana 16. Editors

1. Barrence Whitfield And The Savages 2. The Tubs 3. The Clientele 4. Hurray For The Riff Raff 5. Dusty Springfield 6. Tom McRae 7. The Duke And The King 8. Cast 9. Florence And The Machine 10. Billy Bragg And Wilco 11. Tom Waits 12. Hawkwind 13. Delaney Davidson 14. Bored Games 15. Monkees 16. Kim Gordon 17. One Minute Silence

This week on arts24 we welcome Tom McRae, an English Francophile who gained musical recognition in the early 2000s thanks to delicate songs like "You Cut Her Hair" or "End of the World News". He's just released his new album "Étrange Hiver", in which he sings many tracks in French and invites a number of French artists to collaborate with him. We also welcome Liverpool-based rising duo King Hannah, who are set to release their second album "Big Swimmer" at the end of May. Plus, we discuss the country music comeback of Beyoncé.

1. George Thorogood And The Destroyers 2. Warren Zevon 3. Tom McRae 4. The Byrds 5. Kevin Morby 6. Mark Lanegan And Duke Garwood 7. Paul Kelly 8. Margo Cilker 9. Rod Stewart 10. Sleater-Kinney 11. Calexico 12. Gordons 13. Bow Wow Wow 14. Blues Brothers 15. Bruce Springsteen

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Military analysts say the intensity of Israel's war in Gaza has not been seen since the Second World War. Most of its weaponry has been supplied by the US. So, is this war different to others in terms of scale and speed? Join host Tom Mcrae.  Guests: Colin Clarke - Director of Research at The Soufan Group. Patrick - Senior Lecturer in Security, University of Bath. Sam Perlo-Freeman - Researcher at Campaign Against Arms Trade. 

The ceasefire in Gaza has come into effect, and an eerie calm not seen in seven weeks hangs over the strip. The north is in ruins, with water and food are in short supply. So, realistically, how much humanitarian aid can be distributed in just four days? Join host Tom McRae. Guests: Nebal Farsakh - Spokesperson for the Palestine Red Crescent Society. Akiva Eldar - Political Analyst and Columnist for Israeli newspaper, Haaretz. Nour Odeh - Writer and political analyst.

Exclusive to Forgotten Australia listeners, this episode comprises the first 20 pages of The Murder Squad, my new book about homicide investigation in Sydney and NSW during the worst years of the Great Depression. We start with Detective-Sergeant Tom McRae in Albury in September 1934 as he investigates the Pyjama Girl, before flashing back to the triple tragedies he endured in his early life and as he started his rise through the ranks.Check out The Murder Squad's awesome cover:https://www.booktopia.com.au/the-murder-squad-michael-adams/book/9781922863836.htmlHere's what some very nice folks have been saying about The Murder Squad:‘The Murder Squad is a cracking decade-long history of crazed killers and cunning cops – a triumph of true crime storytelling backed by exhaustive research.' – Stephen Gibbs, Daily Mail‘Michael Adams has that rare ability to drop the reader right in the heart of the action. He gives such precise and evocative detail that the reader can almost see, hear and smell each crime scene. Murder Squad is a riveting read, bringing Australia's Great Depression era to life through a series of cracking true crime stories starring the ingenious Sydney detective Tom McRae.' – Jen Kelly, Herald Sun, In Black & White column and podcast‘Michael Adams takes you on a tense journey into Sydney's historical badlands. Compelling, rich and meticulous: this is Australian true crime at its very best.' – Candice Fox, author of Fire With Fire, The Chase and Crimson Lake‘Michael Adams is a master true crime storyteller. His mastery is firstly, in digging out intriguing historical crimes – many of which have long been forgotten – and secondly, in recounting them in the most compelling way. The Human Glove Mystery, The Pyjama Girl and The Park Demon all get the Michael Adams treatment, but so too the stories that didn't attract the sensational headlines, but are no less intriguing. And all of it against a backdrop of historic Australia and the men of the Murder Squad who hunted out the killers and tried to bring them to justice. So thoroughly researched, this is the ultimate reference for true crime in Australia during the depression years.' – Mercedes Maguire, The Daily Telegraph Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What's being promised by the two leading candidates in Zimbabwe's upcoming elections? Unemployment, poverty, and high inflation will be a few of the core issues facing millions when they head to the polls. The two leading candidates are expected to be incumbent president Emmerson Mnangagwa and his younger rival - Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa. Will they deliver on the commitments they're making to voters? And what challenges will they face? Join host Tom McRae. Guests: Vince Musewe, Economist Piers Pigou, Head of the Southern Africa programme at the Institute for Security Studies. Tendai Ruben Mbofana, Political analyst and social commentator.

A recent row involving the Wagner Group in Ukraine has revealed its role in the war. So, who's behind the private military group that Russia is said to rely on? And how is it serving Russia's global outreach? Join host Tom McRae. Guests: Peter Eltsov - Professor of International Security Studies. Catrina Doxsee - Associate Director and Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Niko Vorobyov - Independent journalist.

Two weeks of violence have plunged Sudan into turmoil. Hundreds of people have been killed and tens of thousands have fled. The country is home to more than 500 ethnic groups and is rich in natural resources. Are these factors linked to the conflict?  Join host Tom McRae. Guests:  Khalid Medani - Associate professor of political science and Islamic studies at McGill University. Raga Makawi - Editor of African Arguments and author of  'Sudan's Unfinished Democracy.' Waleed Madibo - Founder and president of Sudan Policy Forum.

Turkey and Egypt are close to restoring full diplomatic relations after years of enmity. Foreign ministers from both countries are meeting in Ankara. But what challenges do they face? And what does it all mean for the region? Join host Tom McRae. Guests: Yusuf Alabarda - Security expert with the Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research. Helin Sari Ertem - Associate professor of international relations at Istanbul Medeniyet University. Khalil Al-Anani - Senior fellow at Arab Center Washington DC.

Ethiopia's Amhara region has been gripped by violent protests. Plans to integrate local military forces into the national army and police have sparked a backlash.The government says the change is essential for national unity. So, why is there such opposition? And does it risk instability? Join host Tom McRae. Guests:  Kemal Hashi Mohamoud - Member of the Ethiopian parliament.  Etana Dinka - Assistant Professor of African history at James Madison University. Dessalegn Chanie - Senior member of the National Movement of Amhara.

Top secret US intelligence files have been leaked online. They reveal Ukrainian military preparations and the Pentagon's thinking across a range of sensitive international issues. How serious is this breach for the United States and its allies? What impact might it have on them and Russia?  Join host Tom McRae.Guests: Glenn Carle - Career CIA officer. Annie Machon - Former MI5 officer. Colin Wallace - Psychological warfare specialist.

French president Emmanuel Macron is visiting four African nations, hoping to reset relations. But he faces competition for influence from others including China, Russia and Turkey. So, what kind of welcome will he get? Join host Tom Mcrae.  Guests:  Lara Marlowe - Author and Journalist based in France. Marie-Roger Biloa - President of Africa International Media Group. Marisa Lourenco - Political Risk Analyst specialising in the Horn of Africa.

It's been 20 years since the conflict in Darfur began, but hardly anyone talks about it these days. The violence has killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced millions. So, will peace ever come to western Sudan? Join host Tom McRae. Guests: Eltigani Seisi,  Chairmain of the National Liberation and Justice Party. Abdelwahab El-Affendi - Professor at Doha Institute for Graduate Studies.  Hafiz Mohamed - Director of Justice for Africa Sudan.

A recent row involving the Wagner Group in Ukraine has revealed its role in the war. So, who's behind the private military group that Russia is said to rely on? And how is it serving Russia's global outreach? Join host Tom McRae. Guests: Peter Eltsov - Professor of International Security Studies. Catrina Doxsee - Associate Director and the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Niko Vorobyov - Independent journalist.

There's tension at the border crossing between Afghanistan and Pakistan as forces exchanged gunfires. So, what's behind this recent flare-up?  Join host Tom McRae. Guests: Faiz Zaland - Professor of political science at Kabul University. Orzala Nemat - Director of Development Research Group. Ayaz Wazir - Pakistan's former ambassador to Afghanistan.

Nigeria is said to hold elections this month. So, what's at stake? And will Africa's largest democracy and economy elect more women into senior political roles?  Join host Tom McRae. Guests: Idayat Hassan - Director of the Centre for Democracy and Development.  Annie Olaloku-Teriba - Political Analyst.  Amaka Anku - Head of Africa Practice of Eurasia Group. 

The 1970s … a boom time for smoooth music but dark times for The Beatles, torn apart and born again in their separate musical identities, each feeling their way to rediscover who they were before The Beatles, who they are now, and who they could become (before their soft new shells harden). All four would flirt with becoming Christmas Beatles, but only John Lennon and Paul McCartney would achieve immortality on Smooth Radio at Christmastime. Who is the “immortal snail” and will John and Paul have to face it before the Earth is destroyed? Deploying their weapons of passive-aggressive song writing from both ends of a troubled decade, John and Paul are locked in a very slow battle for Christmas Beatle supremacy. Paul harnesses the ear-piercing power of his new Commodore VIC20 home computer. John name-drops his family struggles, leaves one child and embarks on a life-long odyssey to find the another, but finds time to send us all on a guilt trip. A further two dark souls would also be born in this decade, their ultimate destiny would be to analyse, interpret, critique, speculate wildly, and sit in judgement of much greater people that came before them. This time with two songs and two artists to consider - can they upset two sets of fans at once? Challenge accepted. Is there really a debate as to which song is better? Is John idealistic, unrealistic or both? When was Paul cool, exactly? Is there a race of cowards? War is over if you want it (or fear it?) (or is it?). Also discussed: The Pogues, Maroon 5, Tom Mcrae, Eminem versus Moby, Madonna versus Aled Jones, Jay Z versus Burt Bacharach, Don't Look Now, In Bruges, and protesting in a bag. We also have brand new (and terrible) Christmas bob-bon puns to moan over. Learn the famous painters of history at the same time. What is Boxing Day anyway? Is it true that John and Paul had a physical fight? We have the exclusive audio of it going down. Simply wonderful regular segments: Misheard Lyrics, Internet Theories, and more. Would you like to appear (well, vocally) on the show? Do you have a pop song or ear-worm from the SMOOTH FM genre that's infested your mind and needs to be investigated? Visit this page https://speakpipe.com/lyrics to record us your own voicemail hot-take on your specific smooth song of suckiness. You could be on a future episode! (you can always email sound files or text your thoughts to poidadavis@gmail.com if that's easier). Cheers! Find us on Twitter, Facebook and all your favourite podcasting platforms. Sound clips are included for educational reference, criticism, satire and parody in fair use. Clips remain the property of the respective rights holder and no endorsement is implied. All information and opinion is performed and expressed in-character and does not reflect reality or genuine commentary on any persons (living or dead), bands or other organisations, or their works, and is not recommended listening for anyone, anywhere.

Large parts of northeastern Nigeria are underwater in the worst flooding in decades. Hundreds of people have died and the release of water from a dam in neighbouring Cameroon has made it worse. So, what's been the government's response?  Join host Tom Mcrae.  Guests:  Suleiman Adamu - Nigeria's Water Resources Minister.  David Arinze - Climate activist. Manu Lekunze - Teaching fellow at University of Abderdeen.

The International Monetary Fund is warning the worst is yet to come as it paints a grim picture of the global economy. What's behind this spiralling crisis? And what should be done to stop it? Join host Tom Mcrae. Guests: Daniel Gros - Director of the Centre for European Policy Studies. Lord Meghnad Desai - Economist and Member of the House of Lords. Aly-Khan Satchu - Financial Adviser and CEO of Rich Management.

Russia is threatening more strikes following the bombing of the Kerch bridge linking the mainland to Crimea. Kyiv is now seeking more military aid. So, what direction will this war take next? Join host Tom Mcrae. Guests: Oleksiy Goncharenko - Member of the Ukrainian parliament. Alexandre Vautravers - Editor-in-Chief of Swiss Military Review. Andrey Baklanov - Vice Chair of the Association of Russian Diplomats.

Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya fled a military crackdown in Myanmar five years ago. They've been refugees in Bangladesh ever since, with no hope of returning home. So, what future do they have? Join host Tom Mcrae. Guests: Kyaw Win - Executive Director at Burma Human Rights Network. Yasmin Ullah - Rohingya human rights activist. Tom Andrews - UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Myanmar.

South Africa's powerful trade federations have called for a nationwide shutdown over unemployment and the rising cost of living. But will the mass action make a difference? Join host Tom Mcrae. Guests: Bheki Ntshalintshali - South African trade union leader. Jannie Roussouw - Economist and visiting professor at Wits Business School. Dakota Legoete - ANC national spokesperson.

Tom McRaeTom is a British singer songwriter. His debut self titled album was released in 2000. He has made many albums since and has sell out tours in the uk, Europe and America. Recently Tom released a collaborative album with Lowri Evans of co written and co performed songs.Tom has always given me great advice on podcasts and radio shows and in this episode we hear how he can sleep like a bird on one leg in the queue at the post office. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Absolutely delighted to be joined by one of the UK's finest song writers Tom McRae. Tom talks about his writing process, collaborations, how he approaches a new album and loads more.  So honored to speak to Tom who was incredibly generous.  New material and Tour on the horizon! https://tommcrae.com As always, thank you so much for your support! If you would like to contribute financially to help keep things ticking along, here's a link where you can buy me a virtual coffee!  Buy me a coffee And you can follow me on the socials: Twitter Instagram Facebook

Hello there, Hope you're all doing ok? This week I'm rambling on about 'process'. I talk a bit about learning a new snare drum piece, transcribing, learning from records. practicing coordination and working with others in the studio. There's even an 'audio example' embed in the podcast. Rare unpublished footage of an alternative drum take I did when recording with artist Tom McRae.

Algunos de los discos de rock y psicodelia que más me han gustado en el año 2016, desde la BSO de Singstreet hasta Doug Tuttle, pasando por Cricket Captains, The Black Room, DMA's, Levitation Room, Tom McRae, Night Moves, Motorpsycho, Desert Mountain Tribe, New Desert Blues, Elephant Stone, Marius Tilly, Ennio Morricone...

Au programme : Just Like Blood (album de Tom McRae, pour fans) Latcho Drom (film, pour fans) HHhH (livre, pour fans) Plus d'infos sur l'épisode : Les animateurs sont Daniel Beja, Gabriel Katz et Patrick Beja. Le générique est composé par Daniel Beja. La mise en ligne est assurée par Florent Berthelot. Commentez cet épisode et retrouvez d'autres émissions sur frenchspin.com !  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Starting our coverage of Doctor Who The Official Convention with the first panel which was called The Making of The Girl Who Waited, Gary Russell talked to writer Tom McRae, Producer Marcus Wilson and were later joined by Neil Gorton and a collegue of his from the effects team. End theme tune is a remix of the Doctor Who Theme by Tony Gallichan of The Flashing Blade Podcast, Tony can be contacted here show@flashingblade.org.uk You can see all of my photos of Dr Who The Official Convention here http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/sets/72157629287180278/with/6866656650/ A short video of The Girl Who Waited panel here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZK03JM7rPk&list=UU5hBU4YTRoHc8KyDG66Ojcg and the moment a Handbot took to the stage here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tfwOiSDBsc&list=UU5hBU4YTRoHc8KyDG66Ojcg&index=16&feature=plcp If you want to send me comments or feedback you can email them to tdrury2003@yahoo.co.uk or contact me on twitter where I'm @tdrury or send me a friend request and your comments to facebook where I'm Tim Drury and look like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/tdrury/3711029536/in/set-72157621161239599/ in case you were wondering.

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The Spacecast is yet another podcast dreamed up in the pub, this time between myself and Dylan, the official Song, by Toad photographer.  And again it's one of those podcast which could have gone on for over two hours quite easily, but we don't do that anymore, not around here, we're disciplined these days goddammit. So I've missed off about a million other suggestions and come up with a combination of songs genuinely about space, and few that use space as some sort of metaphor and then a few which just stick a few spacey words in the title.  And of course, it starts with something rather splendid... but you'll have to listen to find out what it is.  Alright, it's not that special.  Just mildly amusing. Toadcast #54 - The Spacecast 01. Me First & the Gimme Gimmes - Rocket Man (03.52) 02. David Bowie - Space Oddity (07.06) 03. Bob Geldof - Thinking Voyager 2 Type Things (15.09) 04. Inspiral Carpets - Saturn V (24.49) 05. The Only Ones - Another Girl Another Planet (28.30) 06. Shirley Bassey - In Other Words (Fly Me to the Moon) ( 32.36) 07. Yann Tiersen (Black Session w. Neil Hannon) - Life on Mars (36.04) 08. Riff-Raff - I Wanna be a Cosmonaut (41.34) 09. The Holy Modal Rounders - Mr. Spaceman (42.59) 10. Tom McRae - 2nd Law (48.29) 11. Blur - Far Out (51.46) 12. Queen - Flash Gordon Theme (57.30) Song, by Toad

The season of Fall is upon us. Lisa Tobias returns again to the show. That can only mean one thing: It's time for the Couch Surfing podcast, baby! It feels good to be back in the swing of things.00:02:28 - Lisa is enjoying the updated version of 90210. John is indifferent.00:05:35 - The Fringe pilot caused unintentional laughter from John, but Joshua Jackson is a bad-ass, so he's going to keep watching.00:15:16 - True Blood was a bit of a letdown for Lisa, but she's still on board. John is reminded of Sundown, starring Bruce Campbell.00:19:34 - John is finally watching Six Feet Under. So far, he's not impressed, finding much of Alan Ball's work cold and one-note.00:27:52 - Free DVD rentals from the Library are exposing John to mediocre entertainment such as the Amityville Horror remake and Babel, but he strongly recommends the special edition of David Cronenberg's The Fly.00:35:55 - Be sure to pick up the long overdue special releases of Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club and Weird Science this month!00:38:12 - At the end of this month, keep an eye out for the tenth anniversary release of Can't Hardly Wait. Hopefully, we'll get to see more of Amber Benson in the film!00:40:05 - While trying to catch up on Bones online, John has to deal with his first ever serious virus on his computer. A system recovery (F10) was performed. Everything is fine, now.00:42:25 - Due to the computer virus, John had to read stuff (!). When all is said and done, he finishes the novelization of Can't Hardly Wait, but was left kind of bored with the Brian Michael Bendis graphic novel, Powers: Who Killed Retro Girl? (Answer: The Butler did it. Just kidding.)00:45:36 - John is curious to check out the reboot of Geek By Night, and recommends listeners to do the same. He wonders how much of his input remains in the show, if any.00:49:38 - A shout out to Geek By Night and Buffy Between The Lines alum, Rachel Ruzzo.00:55:51 - We get our Neil Patrick Harris fix by watching Harold & Kumar: Escape From Guantanamo Bay.01:02:11 - John & Lisa are hopeful they can take Tim Minear up on his offer to be on the show soon (call us, Tim! Let's do cyber lunch!).01:03:04 - The show wraps with Lisa recounting her experience at Dragon Con. NOTE: Sorry we didn't have time to get to listeners' emails. We'll hit it next recording!  The following artists can be heard in this episode:Three Dog Night, Weezer, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Eberg, Rolling Stones, Sneaker Pimps, Tom McRae, John McEntire, Massive Internal Complications, Simple Minds, Depeche Mode, Thirteen Senses, Van Halen, Mickey Avalon, Elvis Costello, Badly Drawn Boy and Craig Wedren.