Podcast appearances and mentions of Tony Barber

This episode comes to you from the middle of our annual work week! What is work week? You'll have to listen to the episode to find out. Our speaker, Tony Barber, and his wife Sarah join us on this episode to talk about their church's connection with camp, the power of prayer, and field hockey. Thanks for listening to the Voice of Camp Nathanael!   Chapters: 00:00 Intro 02:20 History with Camp Nathanael 10:46 Work Week Projects 15:44 The Power of Prayer

Clairsy & Lisa caught up with Lincoln Younes as The Last King Of The Cross Season Two hits our TV screens. In The Shaw Report, find out why Elton John is having troubles with his vision plus just who is Disney's number one villain of all time according to Variety magazine? Lisa will tell you and she'll also tell you about a very, very, very, long standing ovation for two Hollywood star. Clairsy opened his Tragic Music Box and took us all back to the year Tony Barber was back on our screens with Sale Of The Century, 1980. The History of Sound continued today as Clairsy & Lisa explored the world of cassettes with expert Tenille Hands. After talking about the history of cassettes, Clairsy & Lisa opened the phones and text lines to find out about your cassette experiences, your mix tapes and those hideous times when the tape unwound in the cassette recorder. Missy Higgins has a new album so Clairsy & Lisa spoke to her and also asked about her induction into the ARIA Hall Of Fame.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All this week Clairsy & Lisa went searching for stories about some of Perth's Lost Landmarks. With a list narrowed down to five locations, they spoke to Michael Edgley who was the man behind the Perth Entertainment Centre, a man who fed the sharks at the Atlantis Marine Park and there was the family whose dad got locked out of the car at Bullen's African Lion Safari Park while two lions fought on his bonnet. The guys then took us to the Drive-In where we heard about lots of Kingswood's with ridiculous amounts of people in the boot and finally El Caballo Blanco where Clairsy & Lisa spoke to the game show legend who sang the commercial, Tony Barber and a man named Bushy who used to play the didgeridoo there. Plus all of your amazing memories and stories are all here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clairsy & Lisa spoke to gameshow legend Tony Barber as their Perth's Lost Landmarks series wrapped up. Tony sang the El Caballo Blanco song and he told them how it all came about.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As Clairsy & Lisa conclude Perth's Lost Landmarks, today they took a trip up Great Eastern Highway to El Caballo Blanco with the dancing Andalusian horses and got your memories plus they spoke to the game show legend who sang the El Caballo commercial, Tony Barber. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clairsy & Lisa spoke to game show legend Tony Barber ahead of wrapping up Perth's Lost Landmarks. He sang the song on the El Caballo Blanco commercial, the guys then took your calls and texts on you memories of El Caballo Blanco Barra was in ahead of the final AFL home and away series. He told Clairsy & Lisa if Fremantle can still make the finals, what West Coast should do next plus they also chatted about this Sunday's City to Surf fun run. In The Shaw Report, Paul Rudd and Jack Black are set to reboot Anaconda and Michael Jackson's estate makes a big move with his back catalogue. Clairsy told Lisa the eye watering amount of money you'll need to see The Eagles in Vegas at the Sphere.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony Barber Australian Gold Logie award-winning TV Personality with Fred Mafrica Sale of the Century and other quiz showsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week the boys go deep. We get real on the world of sports, life, morality and dive into Scoot's hypothetical. Jigs complains about a rental car and Leggie transitions into late-eighties tv icon Tony Barber for this week's quiz.

From Radio, to vinyl to TV, Tony Barber conquered all.  Here he has a chat with Philip and Simon until his mobile drops out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

: Tony Barber is this week's legends interview  : Rick Milne with Antiques and Collectibles  : Kevin pays tribute to Yvonne Lawrence : Kevin Trask takes us to 1980 in Trask's Time Tunnel : Music montage of the hits of 1955 : Gino Gammaldi promotes the Easter Passion Play : Sean Woodward previews Australia Overnight : Produced by Ben Davidson with Brian Wilson in newsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A man who need no introduction... but I'm going to do it anyways.. TONY BARBER! The legendary multi media personality Tony Barber joined Tod on THE NIGHTSHIFT to discuss his wonderful career. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey Listener, grab your helmet and get ready to take some laps. This week Tony Barber, Kelly Barber, and returning guest Steve Haldeman are here to talk about racing. Tony is the owner of Turn In Concepts and has been driving race cars for multiple years. Kelly and Steve are part of his racing team. Topics this week include: Your host continues to be really bad at doing intros and getting plugs right. Astronauts have to do to much math, so let's go really fast in cars instead. Finding love at the drag strip. Finding a new thing to be obsessive about. It takes a village in racing. The endless universe of racing leagues. How do you get to F1? Money, skill, and charisma. The rise of American interest in International sports. Running on the front straight in Italy. Singularly being focused on one thing. Racing and wrecking in a downpour. #GRIDLIFE .  A human traffic jam in the pit. Car, truck, and trailer. Spending a lot of money and getting passed by a Honda Fit. Serial killer heart rate. A wooden lake in Miami parking lot. Rally racing sounds terrifying. The Las Vegas night race. Finding the common connection and your place in a community.

May 1966, the last month of Autumn, brings a load of 60s classics entering the charts, including Frank Sinatra's return to the top of the charts with Strangers in the Night. On the Australian artist side, Normie Rowe reaches the highest position with Pride & Joy/The Stones That I Throw (and who wrote that one?). We'll also hear debut chart success for Grantley Dee, Ray Hoff & The Offbeats (on Clarion) and The Loved Ones. Tony Barber rounds out the month with Wait By The Water (and who wrote that one?). Enjoy the music of May 1966!

This week: A return to the Chart series and January of 1966; the year that some historians claim to be the pivotal year for 1960s musical culture. In Australia, 1966 began with three big hits of the weeks ahead entering the chart: Tony Barber, ex-Aztec with Someday, The Easybeats with Women/In My Book, and Ray Brown and The Whispers with Tennessee Waltz. No future No.1 entered the chart but these three 60s classics did; Gloria, Sounds of Silence and, Barbara Ann. Plenty more of course, including a vocal outing for Rob E.G. Cruise into 1966 with some great Australian sounds!

For episode 94 of the Flatirons Syndicate Motorsports Podcast, we talk with Tony Barber from Turn in Concepts about Mike Aumick's Time Attack STI, and Tony's Tesla Model 3 that he runs in Time Attack Street Class. Tony was bringing these two cars that Turn in Concepts supports down to Gridlife Alpine Horizon this month, and since he got into town a bit early, he reached out to see if we would like to take a look at the cars, and maybe put together a video or two. Of course we said that we did, and we ended up shooting two videos, one on each car. We had two really good conversations about the build and challenges of each car, and I wanted to put them both together in full and put them out as a podcast so you could hear all of both conversations. A big thanks to Tony for making the long drive to the shop, and thanks to you for listening. Stay Tuned!

When it comes to 2022 for the Wests Tigers it seems a case of "The dogs are barking but the caravan rolls on."On this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, Eddie Otto is joined by Garry Watson, Declan McCutcheon, and Steve Stretton to talk about the latest Wests Tigers news and issues.First up, Adam Doueihi and his calls to either get the number six jersey or give him a go at five-eight in NSW Cup.Is it good to see a Wests Tigers player backing himself like this? Or, is it unacceptable that a player tells his coach and club where he wants to be picked? The boys get into a rather spirited debate about that hot topic.Speaking of hot topics, Luke Brooks has broken ranks and called out the high-level people at the club that appear to be leaking information to the media.It's fun being a Wests Tigers fan at the moment, isn't it?The boys also take a look at the latest on the coaching saga, including naming each of their own top three picks for the top job at Concord.There's a preview of the big clash with the Eels.And Eddie puts on his best Tony Barber impersonation for the big Wests Tigers Podcast Quiz!Enjoy.

When it comes to 2022 for the Wests Tigers it seems a case of "The dogs are barking but the caravan rolls on." On this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast, Eddie Otto is joined by Garry Watson, Declan McCutcheon, and Steve Stretton to talk about the latest Wests Tigers news and issues. First up, Adam Doueihi and his calls to either get the number six jersey or give him a go at five-eight in NSW Cup. Is it good to see a Wests Tigers player backing himself like this? Or, is it unacceptable that a player tells his coach and club where he wants to be picked? The boys get into a rather spirited debate about that hot topic. Speaking of hot topics, Luke Brooks has broken ranks and called out the high-level people at the club that appear to be leaking information to the media. It's fun being a Wests Tigers fan at the moment, isn't it? The boys also take a look at the latest on the coaching saga, including naming each of their own top three picks for the top job at Concord. There's a preview of the big clash with the Eels. And Eddie puts on his best Tony Barber impersonation for the big Wests Tigers Podcast Quiz! Enjoy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For episode 79 of the Flatirons Syndicate Motorsports Podcast, Scotty, Dussex, and Jon sit down with Tony from Turn in Concepts to talk about building a Subaru racecar. Most of the time when you are driving on a day to day basis, you aren't spending much time at wide-open throttle, getting into threshold or ABS braking, or stressing the cars cooling system up to or beyond its limit. Driving at the track and especially in competition stresses every system of a car significantly more than any type of driving that is done on the street. So it should not be a surprise that taking a car that was designed for the street and competing with it on track will require some work to keep it reliable and running properly. When it comes to turning a Subaru into a racecar, there are some systems that don't need much attention, but there are some that really need a mechanic or shop with experience to set them up properly. And the better that this is done, the more reliable the car will be, but Subaru's tent to take a little more finesse in this department than some other cars. Turn in Concepts is one of the premier shops in the US that is building and maintaining Subaru's that compete, and we had the opportunity to chat with Tony Barber who co-founded Turn in Concepts about their process of building a Subaru into a racecar, where it makes sense, and where it might not, and how they support and develop their cars and drivers as well. Thanks for watching and Stay Tuned!

Gripped by sluggish growth and low investment, the UK decides to solve its problems by embarking on a "dash for growth" - spending big and cutting taxes. We talk to economic historian Duncan Weldon about the Heath government's disastrous 1972 "Barber Boom" (named for the chancellor Tony Barber) and what lessons it holds for Boris Johnson's wayward administration.Presented by Jonathan Ford and Neil Collins.With Duncan Weldon.Produced and edited by Nick Hilton for Podot.Sponsored by Briefcase.News Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christian's on a mission to speak to Tony Barber, plus Weak Claims to Fame, and Christian goes the extra mile to answer a listener's text message

Christian's on a mission to speak to Tony Barber, plus Weak Claims to Fame, and Christian goes the extra mile to answer a listener's text message Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the third day in a row, Gazey proved he is no Tony Barber

The King of Quiz has returned with a mission to get Australia thinking about their general knowledge again.      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 8 is Episode 3 of The Australian Groups Series and the focus is on Billy Thorpe and The (Original) Aztecs' first self-titled LP, 1965. The LP is quite unique in that no tracks appeared on a 45 and only three on an EP. The aim of the LP, as described in the liner notes, is to capture the excitement of a 'live' performance (although, the LP was not recorded 'live'). The (Original) Aztecs, on this recording, were; Col Baigent, John "Bluey" Watson, Vince Melouney and Tony Barber. It should be noted that The Aztecs who performed on their first 45, without Billy Thorpe, included Valentine Jones, who was replaced by Tony Barber shortly after Billy Thorpe joined the band.

Philipp Hirsch talks with Tony Barber, European Affairs Commentator at the Financial Times, about European and British views on German politics and what expectations there might be outside of Berlin about Merkel's successor.

Tony Barber graced our screens for four decades through The Great Temptation, Family Feud, Sale of the Century and Jeopardy, has worked for 7, 9 and 10 and picked up a Gold Logie along the way.Australian television game show royalty, Tony Barber talks to Aaron Ryan at TV Blackbox about his career from the Navy to radio, to singing and dancing and to rising to the game show mountain by hosting day time and prime time editions of The Great Temptation simultaneously.In this edition, Tony Barber covers:Time in the Navy Academy from the age of 14Passion for singing and his release of over half a dozen successful albumsBeing spotted by Bruce Gyngell and where his career in media startedThe Great TemptationThe Gold LogieFamily FeudSale of the CenturyWhat viewers didn’t seeWhy he left Sale of the CenturyJeopardyDifferences of working at 7, 9 and 10Wheel of Fortune and the backlash from the viewers over changes to the showThe dynamics between Adriana Xenides and John BurgessLeaving Wheel of FortuneWeirdness of returning to guest host TemptationDancing with the StarsSenior Moments stage productionCareer regretsCareer highlights Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tony Barber graced our screens for four decades through The Great Temptation, Family Feud, Sale of the Century and Jeopardy, has worked for 7, 9 and 10 and picked up a Gold Logie along the way.Australian television game show royalty, Tony Barber talks to Aaron Ryan at TV Blackbox about his career from the Navy to radio, to singing and dancing and to rising to the game show mountain by hosting day time and prime time editions of The Great Temptation simultaneously.In this edition, Tony Barber covers:Time in the Navy Academy from the age of 14Passion for singing and his release of over half a dozen successful albumsBeing spotted by Bruce Gyngell and where his career in media startedThe Great TemptationThe Gold LogieFamily FeudSale of the CenturyWhat viewers didn't seeWhy he left Sale of the CenturyJeopardyDifferences of working at 7, 9 and 10Wheel of Fortune and the backlash from the viewers over changes to the showThe dynamics between Adriana Xenides and John BurgessLeaving Wheel of FortuneWeirdness of returning to guest host TemptationDancing with the StarsSenior Moments stage productionCareer regretsCareer highlights Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 94! This week we are giving our thoughts on STEALTH Vol 1, as well as going over some other nerd news! I can't wait to hear what you all think of our opinion! We decided we wanted you guys to get to know the real us so we're taking a break on any real editing. Apologies ahead of time to anyone we offend. For decades, Stealth has waged war on crime in Detroit, but now he’s taken his pursuit of justice too far. Only reporter Tony Barber knows that behind Stealth’s reckless behavior is an older man battling Alzheimer’s—his father. A father unwilling to accept that he’s no longer the hero this city needs…with enemies all too eager to force his retirement. Created by ROBERT KIRKMAN and MARC SILVESTRI, STEALTH is an action-packed series, perfect for readers who enjoy Black Panther and Iron Man. Collects STEALTH #1-6 As usual you can head over to our Patreon and find an episode that will be an uncut version of the recording so get ready for long off topic conversations and technical difficulties! Join our discord and help us build the community! https://discord.gg/C8kX8kyKTM Support The Wednesday Pull List! https://www.patreon.com/wednesdaypull Check out our show sponsors! https://www.mycomicshop.com/?AffID=1881246P01 https://galactictoys.com/?rfsn=4874329.21dc80 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wednesdaypull/message

Kevin Trask pays tribute to George Segal and Jessica Walter Kevin Trask takes us to 1963 in Trask’s Time Tunnel Music montage of the hits of 1959 We chat to Tony Barber on his 81st birthday. Your calls on obscure Elvis Presley songs Tony Moclair previews Australia Overnight. Produced by Sean Woodward See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Legendary Aussie quizmaster Tony Barber is our special guest on the latest Food Bytes podcast. Tony talks about food rations in wartime England, the Sale Of The Century contestant who cooked him curry and the cigarette ad which determined the course of his TV life. Tony’s also keen to see a revival of brawn (potted meat)! The Friday Food Poll debates the merits of instant coffee and Sarah and Kev ponder the foods we invented which should have stayed on the drawing board instead of the chopping board. -- Presented by Sarah Patterson & Kevin Hillier Food Bytes is proudly sponsored by CheeseLinks - Bringing cheese & yogurt making to your kitchen! www.cheeselinks.com.au  Subscribe in iTunes! https://apple.co/2M43hOS Find us on Spotify https://spoti.fi/2PPAoEB Prefer iHeart Radio? https://ihr.fm/2LqCbQ2 Follow us on Facebook... https://www.facebook.com/foodbyteswithsarahpatterson/ Twitter & Instagram - @sarahfoodbytes Post-production by Steve Visscher | Southern Skies Media for Howdy Partners Media - © 2021 www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The wonderful Tony Barber discusses his incredible Australian TV career.

The wonderful Tony Barber discusses his incredible Australian TV career.

The guys welcome Tony Barber, formerly of The Buzzcocks, to talk about “The Feeding of the 5000” from punk band Crass. Plenty of other discussion including how Tony joined the Buzzcocks (and bringing a drummer to your audition), the legacy of Pete Shelley, soccer, Nick Lowe, discovering Crass at a record shop, cassettes with omitted songs, nuclear war and 15 seconds of silence, and Lack of Knowledge reissues. Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/

This week the band is back together to celebrate some tv shows that were so bad they’re good! This week Paul, Casey and Dave highlight the finer points of becoming a Whitney Warrior, The pain of returning to school after losing a school team television game show, Tony Barber vs John Burgess and the correlation between KMart hacks and that Doctor Doctor show that only aunties watch. Listen to us on Spotify, Apple Pods, iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. Stalk us on Facebook or Instagram or send us your sweet nothings at davesvideograveyard@gmail.com.#davesvideograveyard #terribletv #australiangladiators #hermanshead #deadlast #rockoflove #thebobmorrisonshow #whodareswins #shitshow

You've seen him as the most famous Australian TV quizmaster of the 1980's but have you ever heard him sing? (Every listener of this episode goes home with a One Dollar Vinyl board game and stick pin.)

In an episode first aired on February 4, 2018: DJ Andrew Sandoval spins rare 45's by Winston G., Noah's Ark, The New Colony Six, The Cats, Nirvana Banana, The Toads, The Creatures, Tom & Ellen, The Off-Set, Tony Barber, Mike Batt, Sounds Incorporated, Snow, The Fortunes, Majority One, Webster's New Word, Jefferson Airplane, as well as Lois Fletcher. In the second hour, he explores Noel Harrison's wonderful 1960's recordings, including rare and unissued tracks.

In an episode first aired on January 21, 2019: DJ Andrew Sandoval spins 45's by Sounds Incorporated; Lionel Bart; The Whether Bureau; Nazz; Noah's Ark; Tony Barber; Tony Jackson with The Vibrations; Herbie's People; Jon Jon Lewis; Gary And The Hornets; Spring Fever; Cathy Rich; The Sundae Train; Spice Of Life; The Paper Mind; The Parade; Normie Rowe; John Fred & His Playboy Band; Threshold Of Pleasure; Eric Burdon & The Animals, followed by a groovy hour of music and vintage interviews with the 5th Dimension!

Episode #26 has arrived & I'm pumped to have a true, multi-faceted individual on the show: Mr Andy Dowling. Andy is the bassist for Australia's premier traditional/power/hard rock band LORD & is also the host of TWO podcasts [The Andy Social Podcast & The Self Starter Podcast]. Some of his guests include Vinny & Carmine Appice, Tony Barber, Leroy Loggins and Michael Cusack. LORD have just released a new live album titled "LORD - Live at Progpower", an album which documents the band's headlining slot at the "Progpower USA Festival". LORD [spawned from the ash [...]

In this week's episode, Kerri-Anne Kennerley fills in for Fiona Connolly on the Woman's Day panel! Kerri-Anne, Kristie and Kochy chat about the new season of the Voice and how Delta Goodrem is back for a new season - and making her moves on a new attractive male contestant! Plus, they discuss Priscilla Presley revealing who killed Elvis in a new documentary and also Aussie TV royalty Tony Barber and Barbie Rogers reuniting after starring on The Great Temptation over 40 years ago!

About half of Italians who voted in Sunday’s elections opted for one of the country’s anti-establishment parties and the country must now stitch together a coalition government. Gideon Rachman discusses what happens next with the FT’s Rachel Sanderson and Tony Barber. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Spanish authorities have pulled out all the stops to try to prevent an independence referendum in Catalonia this weekend which the Madrid government deems illegal. But the Catalan government is determined to press ahead. Ben Hall discusses Spain's political and constitutional crisis with Michael Stothard, FT correspondent in Madrid, and Tony Barber, Europe editor. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The people of Ireland are united in opposition to any return of a visible border, involving security or customs checks. But how can this be achieved once Britain leaves the EU? Siona Jenkins discusses at the possibilities with Vincent Boland and Tony Barber. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On 11 May Bruegel and the Financial Times held an event to discuss the direction Europe is likely to take after the French elections. Guntram Wolff, Director of Bruegel and Tony Barber, Europe Editor of the FT, were joined by Jean Pisani-Ferry, Director for Programme and Ideas of Emmanuel Macron’s presidential campaign, to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing France and the EU. For more information about the event see http://bruegel.org/events/ft-french-election/

Tony Barber. Yes, that is correct. The Gold Logie winning Australian television personality, Tony is seen as a cultural icon for many Australian's growing up over the last several decades. Best known for the host of iconic game shows such as Sale of the Century (the first country to air it!), Great Temptation and Family Read More The post Episode 63 - Tony Barber (Australian Television Personality) appeared first on The Andy Social Podcast.

Italy's prime minister Matteo Renzi has vowed to step down if, as polls suggest, he loses Sunday's referendum on constitutional reform. Some fear this could hit the economy and banking sector hard. John Murray Brown discusses the likely repercussions with Tony Barber, the FT's Europe editor, and James Politi, Rome bureau chief. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Economic ties between Europe and the US took a knock this week when the EU slapped huge back taxes on Apple and several European politicians declared transatlantic trade talks to be effectively dead. Gideon Rachman asks Tony Barber, the FT's Europe editor, and Shawn Donnan, the FT's world trade editor, what hopes remain for a successful conclusion to the TTIP talks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With the FT's Janan Ganesh, Tony Barber, Kiran Stacey and Nick Butler. Presented by Sebastian Payne. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

European leaders have negotiated a deal with Turkey aimed at stemming the flow of refugees into the European Union. But can it work? Gideon Rachman puts the question to Alex Barker, the FT's European diplomatic editor, and Tony Barber, the FT's Europe editor. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The election victory of Poland's Law and Justice party took many by surprise given the successful economic record of the outgoing government. Gideon Rachman discusses why Poles voted for change, and what the result means for the country's ties with the EU, Russia and Nato, with Tony Barber, Europe editor, and Henry Foy, Warsaw correspondent. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Vandevelde, executive comment editor, joins Gideon Rachman, Tony Barber and Peter Spiegel to discuss how the dual euro and refugee crises are putting strain on the EU, what role the Schengen agreement may or not have played in the latter, and whether or not the union can weather the storm See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Europe is facing its biggest refugee crisis in decades, with Germany assuming the greatest burden for absorbing the asylum seekers. Gideon Rachman talks to Jeevan Vasagar, FT correspondent in Berlin, and Tony Barber, FT Europe editor, about the political strains caused by the crisis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Europe is facing its biggest refugee crisis in decades, with Germany assuming the greatest burden for absorbing the asylum seekers. Gideon Rachman talks to Jeevan Vasagar, FT correspondent in Berlin, and Tony Barber, FT Europe editor, about the political strains caused by the crisis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Is Greece about to default on its debts and if so, what happens next? Gideon Rachman and his guests Tony Barber and Martin Sandbu discuss what has gone wrong between Greece and its eurozone creditors and whether the political rifts can be repaired. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greeks voted emphatically this weekend against the austerity policies of the last few years, electing into government a leftwing party which has vowed to renegotiate terms with Greece’s creditors. Fiona Symon discusses what happens next with the FT’s Europe Editor, Tony Barber See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Snap elections are being held in Greece later this month in which the radical left Syriza party is expected to come out on top. Gideon Rachman is joined by Kerin Hope, Athens correspondent, and Tony Barber, Europe Editor, to discuss the implications for Greek debt restructuring and the eurozone. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When using the term ARTREPRENEUR, Tony Barber fits the description better than any other guest in the history of this show. He has a gigantic arsenal of artistic experience under his lifetime belt of creativity- including rocking out in Billy Thorpe and The Aztecs & other music endeavors; designing and inventing non-stop toys and products including the revolutionary ARTristic Easel , the soft toy version of Bananas In Pajamas; the new paper craft Rose Twirler tool, and the Cut N Hold tape dispenser He is a Children's TV Presenter and has also authored over 30 children's books, craft books, short stories and poems, and successfully sold a dead seagull in a box to 699 kids at school as his first entrepreneurial experience? and this is just to name a FEW ? Oh yea- we can?t forget the Exploding Teacher's Bum Series.. **It is HIGHLY recommended that you listen to this interview RIGHT NOW!** Here are the highlights of my funky conversation with Tony: / / 03:33 : His story about moving to Australia and his unforgettable trip by sea, / 06:05 : His first marketing lessons and entrepreneurial exploits at the age of 11 in the form of selling a dead seagull to 699 kids in school, / 12:00 : The first time he sold an artwork which he entitled, Exploding Teacher Bums Pictures, and realizing from then on that he can build a career out of this talent, / 14:02 : How he went about writing his book, his publisher?s feedback and the controversial cover and title: How to Draw a Bully-s Bonkers Without Actually Killing Them, / 18:11 : The three principles in designing and creating products and the lessons he learned over time in not being too emotionally attached to ideas, / 19:28 : His processes, systems and strategies when coming up with his inventions including staying small but gaining big from licensing and royalties, / 31:15 : The classic marketing case of how he came up with ARTristic Easel, how he followed it through with market research and his powerful stories of how fulfilling it is to know that his invention can change lives, / 46:55 : Loving his majestic failures and why we should value to humor and people?s marvelous craziness, / 55:08 : Being thankful for the experience of being a rock and roll star in a band and having a number one record, and / 57:38 : The process he goes through when he creates a song and how we should keep our zeal burning as we can motivate people through our passion.

Gideon Rachman is joined by Peter Spiegel, Brussels bureau chief, and Tony Barber, Europe editor, to discuss the threat that the European Commission will reject the budgets of some of Europe’s biggest nations, in particular France and Italy. Is such a move really possible and what would be the political and economic consequences? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With President François Hollande languishing at record lows in the polls, former president Nicolas Sarkozy has announced that he plans to return to frontline politics, which almost certainly means a view to running for the presidency in 2017. Gideon Rachman is joined by Hugh Carnegy, Paris bureau chief, and Tony Barber to discuss his prospects. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With Jean-Claude Juncker increasingly likely to be appointed as the next president of the European Commission, Gideon Rachman is joined by Tony Barber, Europe editor, and Peter Spiegel, Brussels bureau chief, for an in-depth look at what this would mean for the UK and for Europe as a whole. Also on the agenda are the growing dominance of Germany in the EU decision-making process and this week's European Council meeting in Ypres See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The recent European Parliament elections have transformed the continent’s political landscape. Anti-establishment parties have scored remarkable victories in countries such as France, Greece and the UK while mainstream forces have done less well. But good results for Angela Merkel’s CDU in Germany and Matteo Renzi’s Democratic Party in Italy show voters have not completely turned their backs on the EU. In this week’s podcast, Ferdinando Giugliano is joined by Tony Barber, Europe editor, Hugh Carnegy, Paris bureau chief, and Guy Dinmore, Rome correspondent, to discuss the fallout from the elections See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's podcast explores the rise of Europe's populist parties, and internal ructions over the election process for José Manuel Barroso's successor as EU President. Peter Spiegel, Brussels bureau chief, and Tony Barber, Europe editor, join Gideon Rachman to ask whether strong polling for populist parties should be seen more as a threat to their domestic rivals or to the result of next week's European elections. Also on the agenda is the fear that the disagreement between the European Parliament and heads of state over the process by which the next EU President will be chosen, is exactly the kind of internal standoff that gives eurosceptics justification for disengaging with EU politics See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Turkey is in political turmoil. In recent weeks a corruption scandal has gripped the government, resulting in a series of arrests, the moving of hundreds of senior police officers, a challenge to the power base of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and a split between Mr Erdogan and his former backers in the Gulenist movement. In this week’s podcast, Gideon Rachman is joined by Daniel Dombey, Turkey correspondent and Tony Barber, Europe editor, to discuss how these developments threaten the political and economic stability of this large dynamic country that is vital to the geopolitics of both Europe and Asia See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Click on POD above to listen An interview with quiz show legend Tony Barber as we discuss: Life after TV Advice to young players The biggest day of his life How he'd like to be remembered ...and much more. For all episodes: http://www.aawtp.libsyn.com To subscribe: http://www.aawtp.libsyn.com/rss For more on Michael Pope: http://www.michaelpope.com.au

Spain's prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, and his Popular Party are embroiled in a scandal that threatens to bring down the government. The flare-up in the long-rumbling scandal comes at a bad time for Spain, which continues to struggle to revive an economy where unemployment is around 20 per cent. Tobias Buck, Madrid bureau chief, and Tony Barber, Europe editor, join Gideon Rachman to discuss the crisis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Some argue that the elections to be held in Italy are the most important for that country in three decades, since the fate of the euro could be at stake. Tony Barber, Europe editor, and Guy Dinmore, Rome bureau chief, join Gideon Rachman to discuss the election. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Italian prime minister Mario Monti has said he'll resign, making elections likely to occur next February. But who is likely to win, or even who will run, remains unclear. Both Mr Monti and Silvio Berlusconi are possible candidates. Guy Dinmore, FT bureau chief in Rome, Tony Barber, Europe editor, and Ferdinando Giugliano, leader writer, join Gideon Rachman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With the ECB committed to unlimited purchases of eurozone bonds, the German Constitutional Court in a forgiving mood, and the Dutch electorate surprising pundits by voting for pro-euro candidates, is the worst over in the euro crisis, or, with Spain still teetering, is this just another false dawn? Tony Barber, Europe editor, and Peter Spiegel, Brussels bureau chief, join Gideon Rachman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With Greece in political limbo ahead of a new election in June, what is the the economic and political future of that country and the eurozone? How feasible is for Greece to leave the euro, and how are other European countries managing the increasingly anti-bailout mood in Athens? Gideon Rachman is joined by Kerin Hope, the FT's Athens correspondent; Chris Giles, the FT's economics editor, and Tony Barber, the FT's Europe editor. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pets In the City turns into the City Pound! This special once-a-month treat will feature exclusive interviews and sounds from some of the music industry’s most well-known names, including performers, DJs, artists, and other notables--with an emphasis on rock n’ roll and punk rock! Why? Turns out some of the hardest-rocking talents are also the hardest-working advocates for animals--and many of them live in New York, of course. Hear some of your favorite bands and artists talk about their music, their views on life, and their work with animals. We’ll also be playing music for you--some of them heard for the first time, anywhere, only on PetLifeRadio! So get out that iPod and be ready to rock! On our first episode of City Pound, we talk with Tony Barber, longtime bass player of one of the most influential punk bands of all time, The Buzzcocks. Tony has played with a wide range of rock-and-roll and punk royalty over the last 30 years and has recently begun producing some up-and-coming bands in New York and beyond. He’ll be talking to City Pound about his life as a punk rocker, his perspective on the economy, and his fundraising work with fiancé Andrea Purcigliotti in support animal adoption in New York City. We’ll also here some brand new music from some of the bands Tony is currently working with, including The Choke, Easy Image, Airport and Swivel. Also this episode, we’ll be meeting Victoria Wells, a frequent face on Animal Planet, head of Wells Animal Services, and founder of AMP. She’ll join Diane West as a regular guest co-host of City Pound. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - City Pound! (A New Monthly Feature of Pets In the City) with Diane West