Podcast appearances and mentions of Tony Craig

Myles Thornton hosted the show with a panel of Dave Hart, Stan Godwin, and Steve Warren.Myles enquired about the panel's views on Saturday's first league game against Watford at the  Den and our way forward.Our first guest is the man who captained Millwall to the League One play-off final. Tony Craig has been a fine servant to Millwall and a fan man and boy. The panel explored his expectations for the season ahead, his milestone playing career, playing at Dorking, and working with Karl Bates.Paul Loding updated on Millwall Romans and Pride;Jeff Burnige spoke about what's ahead for the Millwall Lionesses;Our second guest was Craig Wilson, who has been a Millwall fan for as long as he can remember despite featuring in the movie The Bromley Boys. He volunteers at the Lions Food Hub. The panel explored the story behind The Bromley Boys and its increased audience as the Ravens joined the EFL, Craig's thoughts on Millwall players, and our season ahead. Myles introduced the prediction league and had the team promote significant Millwall matters, including Millwall Russian Supporters' release of a charity album and a vacancy at the Millwall Community Trust. Music and Audio credits:https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Musichttps://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Report

Myles Thornton hosted the show with a panel of Dave Hart, Stan Godwin, and Steve Warren.Myles enquired about the panel's views on Saturday's first league game against Watford at the  Den and our way forward.Our first guest is the man who captained Millwall to the League One play-off final. Tony Craig has been a fine servant to Millwall and a fan man and boy. The panel explored his expectations for the season ahead, his milestone playing career, playing at Dorking, and working with Karl Bates.Paul Loding updated on Millwall Romans and Pride;Jeff Burnige spoke about what's ahead for the Millwall Lionesses;Our second guest was Craig Wilson, who has been a Millwall fan for as long as he can remember despite featuring in the movie The Bromley Boys. He volunteers at the Lions Food Hub. The panel explored the story behind The Bromley Boys and its increased audience as the Ravens joined the EFL, Craig's thoughts on Millwall players, and our season ahead. Myles introduced the prediction league and had the team promote significant Millwall matters, including Millwall Russian Supporters' release of a charity album and a vacancy at the Millwall Community Trust. Music and Audio credits:https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Musichttps://www.maritimeradio.co.uk/ Background Music and Report

Join Eamonn Barclay and his panel of Debbie Julians, Myles Thornton, and Jeff Burnige for our season's third show.Jeff Burnige spoke of the Late Bryan Snowdon. Debbie Julians shared thanks and thoughts from the Snowdon family.The Bristol City fixture was reviewedOur first guest, a former Millwall player who had four spells at the Den and captained Millwall back to league one play-off glory. Tony Craig expressed his views surrounding panels' questions about his career as a player who clocked up more than 720 games. He also spoke about his thoughts on what might follow when he does hang up his boots.Ellice Barr introduced the “What's Up Next section'' of the show. Paul Loding updated us on the Millwall Romans and Pride. Jeff Burnige recounted the details of the Lionesses' final friendly and spoke of the game ahead at Sutton. The host and panel previewed Millwall v Bristol City. All guests provided a prediction too.Our second guest, was Rowland Pearce, Millwall fan man and boy, who gave his views as a Fan in the Dugout.Finally, matters of interest to fans were highlighted.Music credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music

Join Eamonn Barclay and his panel of Debbie Julians, Myles Thornton, and Jeff Burnige for our season's third show.Jeff Burnige spoke of the Late Bryan Snowdon. Debbie Julians shared thanks and thoughts from the Snowdon family.The Bristol City fixture was reviewedOur first guest, a former Millwall player who had four spells at the Den and captained Millwall back to league one play-off glory. Tony Craig expressed his views surrounding panels' questions about his career as a player who clocked up more than 720 games. He also spoke about his thoughts on what might follow when he does hang up his boots.Ellice Barr introduced the “What's Up Next section'' of the show. Paul Loding updated us on the Millwall Romans and Pride. Jeff Burnige recounted the details of the Lionesses' final friendly and spoke of the game ahead at Sutton. The host and panel previewed Millwall v Bristol City. All guests provided a prediction too.Our second guest, was Rowland Pearce, Millwall fan man and boy, who gave his views as a Fan in the Dugout.Finally, matters of interest to fans were highlighted.Music credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music

In this thought-provoking episode of the "Leave No Doubt" podcast, host Joe Partington sits down with the remarkable Tony Craig, a football veteran known for his insatiable thirst for knowledge. Tony's unique approach to the game revolves around being a lifelong learner and constantly asking the right questions.

Join host Eamonn Barclay and his panel of Patricia Maslin, Stan Godwin and Jeff Burnige for our 2nd Show of 2023. The panel reviewed our FA Cup tie against Sheffield United at the Den last Saturday.Former Lion of 23 years' service to Millwall, Alan Dunne was the principal guest and he spoke about a baptism of fire at Sheffield United on his debut performance; What it is like as an assistant manager over Christmas and the New Year; The Captain's Event with himself, Morison, Craig, Briley, Robbo, Nethercott, and Pearce at the Den on the 26th January; Tony Craig still playing after 700 EFL games; The positions he played; The other former Lions at Bromley; What it was that made it special to play at Millwall; And a prediction for our trip to Teeside.Jeff Burnige talks ahead of the Lionesses Kent Cup tie against Gillingham this Sunday at 1430 hrs at Maidstone Road Sports Ground. Paul Loding Chairman and player for Millwall Romans spoke of another win and what is up next. Millwall Pride captain Andy Dolan reviewed their latest match and looked forward to facing the Romans at Salter Road this Sunday. The panel previewed Middlesbrough v Millwall with a prediction for this Saturday.Grace Seely, Millwall Fan, and Millwall Lionesses was our final guest. Reminisced about a Kent Cup Final for Millwall in her first stint with Millwall Lionesses; How her love of football was brought about by her lifelong Millwall-supporting father and brother, which influenced her sporting direction; Losing to Gillingham in the Women's FA Cup and Fulham in the league; Hopes of getting Millwall back to where they belong and looking ahead to Sunday's Kent Cup tie away to Gillingham; And a prediction for Millwall's trip to Middlesbrough on Saturday.The team promoted the Captain's Evening; Finding Dockers for Dockers Day 2023; And Sponsoring the Lionesses.

Join host Eamonn Barclay and his panel of Patricia Maslin, Stan Godwin and Jeff Burnige for our 2nd Show of 2023. The panel reviewed our FA Cup tie against Sheffield United at the Den last Saturday.Former Lion of 23 years' service to Millwall, Alan Dunne was the principal guest and he spoke about a baptism of fire at Sheffield United on his debut performance; What it is like as an assistant manager over Christmas and the New Year; The Captain's Event with himself, Morison, Craig, Briley, Robbo, Nethercott, and Pearce at the Den on the 26th January; Tony Craig still playing after 700 EFL games; The positions he played; The other former Lions at Bromley; What it was that made it special to play at Millwall; And a prediction for our trip to Teeside.Jeff Burnige talks ahead of the Lionesses Kent Cup tie against Gillingham this Sunday at 1430 hrs at Maidstone Road Sports Ground. Paul Loding Chairman and player for Millwall Romans spoke of another win and what is up next. Millwall Pride captain Andy Dolan reviewed their latest match and looked forward to facing the Romans at Salter Road this Sunday. The panel previewed Middlesbrough v Millwall with a prediction for this Saturday.Grace Seely, Millwall Fan, and Millwall Lionesses was our final guest. Reminisced about a Kent Cup Final for Millwall in her first stint with Millwall Lionesses; How her love of football was brought about by her lifelong Millwall-supporting father and brother, which influenced her sporting direction; Losing to Gillingham in the Women's FA Cup and Fulham in the league; Hopes of getting Millwall back to where they belong and looking ahead to Sunday's Kent Cup tie away to Gillingham; And a prediction for Millwall's trip to Middlesbrough on Saturday.The team promoted the Captain's Evening; Finding Dockers for Dockers Day 2023; And Sponsoring the Lionesses.

Mr. Tony Craig shares his early life experiences that led to his life-changing connect to music. He also shares how his family is his direct connection and motivation to share his music, one of his many gifts, with the world. Last, but not least, he talks about the importance of focus, paying attention to details, relaxation and mindfulness as tools and skill sets that have aided in his success as well as his continued growth in music and life.

Marine heatwaves are becoming more common in the waters of Aotearoa and in some areas there are record high ocean temperatures. Over the last 10 years, catch allowances for some commercially fished species have lowered, including tarakihi and hoki. The marine environment is literally feeling the heat, and changes such as rising sea levels, differing oxygen levels and salinity all have the potential to impact on kai moana. With Maori holding around a third of commercial fisheries interests, warming seas will affect Maori communities' wellbeing, culturally and economically. In conjunction with the Moana Project, Tony Craig from marine focused sustainability consultancy, Terra Moana has researched how changing ocean temperatures may affect Maori commercial fisheries, he speaks to Susie Ferguson about Paua being a good indicator of the gravity of the situation. CEO for the Iwi Collective Partnership, Maru Samuels joins the discussion about concerns for the potential impacts of climate change for fisheries and fishing opportunities in the future.

Join Eamonn Barclay and his panel of Kai Bennett, Jeff Burnige, and Stan Godwin for our Our Millwall Fans Show. The passing of former lion Dickie Plume was reflected upon by Stan Godwin and the passing of Peter de Savary was reflected upon by Jeff Burnige. The team reviewed our games against Huddersfield and Birmingham. First guest, former Millwall player Tony Craig on being 3 matches away from playing 700 league games; joining Millwall, the closing 15 minutes of our last Play Off Final; Andy Frampton's view of TC being a consummate professional in maintaining his fitness; who inspired him at the Den and commanding goalkeepers in particular David Forde and Tony Warner. Paul Loding on the Millwall Romans winning the fives and defeating West Ham and Arsenal along the way and thoughts on the World Cup. Jeff Burnige reported on Millwall Lionesses 9th win on the spin against Aylesford and whats up next. Stan Godwin reflecting on the U21's beating Cardiff. Kai Bennett thoughts on the London Romans and pride. Second guest, Craig Wilson on the revelations revealed by Gianluca Sardi about the Millwall Community Trust; his volunteering to crew the Lions Food Hub on matchdays; hos most memorable Millwall game and the performance of the current Millwall side.. All guests made predictions for our game at home to Hull City and the panel previewed and made predictions for the game too.

Join Eamonn Barclay and his panel of Kai Bennett, Jeff Burnige, and Stan Godwin for our Our Millwall Fans Show. The passing of former lion Dickie Plume was reflected upon by Stan Godwin and the passing of Peter de Savary was reflected upon by Jeff Burnige. The team reviewed our games against Huddersfield and Birmingham. First guest, former Millwall player Tony Craig on being 3 matches away from playing 700 league games; joining Millwall, the closing 15 minutes of our last Play Off Final; Andy Frampton's view of TC being a consummate professional in maintaining his fitness; who inspired him at the Den and commanding goalkeepers in particular David Forde and Tony Warner. Paul Loding on the Millwall Romans winning the fives and defeating West Ham and Arsenal along the way and thoughts on the World Cup. Jeff Burnige reported on Millwall Lionesses 9th win on the spin against Aylesford and whats up next. Stan Godwin reflecting on the U21's beating Cardiff. Kai Bennett thoughts on the London Romans and pride. Second guest, Craig Wilson on the revelations revealed by Gianluca Sardi about the Millwall Community Trust; his volunteering to crew the Lions Food Hub on matchdays; hos most memorable Millwall game and the performance of the current Millwall side.. All guests made predictions for our game at home to Hull City and the panel previewed and made predictions for the game too.

Send us a Text Message.In this fun episode, Cartoonerific Host Brian Mitchell interviews Animator-Producer-Director Tony Craig about his career at Warner Bros., working on Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, and later becoming Producer-Director on Mickey Mouse Works, House Of Mouse, Leroy and Stitch and many others!Stay Tooned for next weeks episode!all rights reserved (c) 2024 Cartoonerific Studios Inc. (c) 2024 By Cartoonerific! Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved

Join Eamonn Barclay and his panel of Kai Bennett, Ted Robinson, and Stan Godwin for our sixth show of the season. The team reviewed our match against Norwich City. Former Millwall player Andy Frampton on joining Millwall, memorable games against Leeds, the game then and now, and Tony Craig the consummate professional in maintaining his fitness. Jeff Burnige reported on Saltdean Utd v Millwall Lionesses. Alex Russell described his experience of going with a Millwall Community Trust team to Kenya, the benefits, how to fund the trip, and how to apply for 2023. All guests made predictions for our game at home to Reading and the panel previewed the game too.

Join Eamonn Barclay and his panel of Kai Bennett, Ted Robinson, and Stan Godwin for our sixth show of the season. The team reviewed our match against Norwich City. Former Millwall player Andy Frampton on joining Millwall, memorable games against Leeds, the game then and now, and Tony Craig the consummate professional in maintaining his fitness. Jeff Burnige reported on Saltdean Utd v Millwall Lionesses. Alex Russell described his experience of going with a Millwall Community Trust team to Kenya, the benefits, how to fund the trip, and how to apply for 2023. All guests made predictions for our game at home to Reading and the panel previewed the game too.

One of the most famous fictional characters of all time. Recognized as an international symbol of good will, a mascot, a leader, and a merchandising machine. Mickey Mouse was born from the minds of two down-on-their-luck animators and has since gone on to change the world (especially when it comes to copyright law). Music and audio from "House of Mouse" is the property of Brian Setzer, Stephen James Taylor, Roberts Gannaway, Tony Craig, and Walt Disney Television Animation. The intro and outro music was created by Cackles and Jeremy Eckert. We thank them for their generous support of this podcast. Check out our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/batjarpodcast. Invite your friends to like our page! You can contact us at @thebatcookiejar on Twitter or you can send an e-mail to batjarpodcast@gmail.com.

In this episode the panel are joined by former left-back Tony Craig.The defender talks over his three spells at the club, in which he made 322 appearances, touching on everything from his beginnings in SE16 right up until his final departure from The Lions - and everything in between. 

Johnny Burrow hosted the NOLUT Team of Debbie Julians, Stan Godwin and Jeff Burnige in our 22nd Lockdown 3.0 (relaxing), Covid-19 podcast. It is the final show of the season. The show featured:Support needed for the Lions Food Hub;Jeremy BM talking of his Proper Blokes Club and what to expect;Marc Petters tells the story behind being recognised as going ‘Above & Beyond' by Millwall FC https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-display/showROFundraiserPageDebbie Julians talked of voluntary work involving catering with the Millwall Community Trust;Ben Bloom of the Benjamin Bloom Football Channel [You Tube];Lifelong Millwall fan, former Lion and former captain Tony Craig;Paul Loding – Millwall Romans player manager; Alex Russell – Asst. Manager Millwall LIonesses;Barrie Stradling – Ain't No Stopping Us NowKelly Webster – Completing 21 Bridges 4 Jimmy Mizen;Can you help Dannielle and James support ELLENOR who cared for her late goalkeeping cousin Jordan Dawes - https://justgiving.com/fundraising/jordandaweshalfmarathonThe team reviewed the promoted League One sides Hull City, Peterborough United and Blackpool;Jeff Burnige: ways to donate to MFC through donation, the saver Season Ticket details and The Huski Bundles available from the Club Shop;Debbie Julians spoke about the show returning on the last Friday of July and reminded us of a GoFundMe page that has been set up for Millwall supporter Michael Cole, who has been diagnosed with an aggressive cancer spread; https://uk.gofundme.com/f/supporting-mike-cole-coleyStan Godwin spoke about both the Millwall Lionesses and Romans both looking for players and how to apply.

Johnny Burrow hosted the NOLUT Team of Debbie Julians, Stan Godwin and Jeff Burnige in our 22nd Lockdown 3.0 (relaxing), Covid-19 podcast. It is the final show of the season. The show featured:Support needed for the Lions Food Hub;Jeremy BM talking of his Proper Blokes Club and what to expect;Marc Petters tells the story behind being recognised as going ‘Above & Beyond’ by Millwall FC https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-display/showROFundraiserPageDebbie Julians talked of voluntary work involving catering with the Millwall Community Trust;Ben Bloom of the Benjamin Bloom Football Channel [You Tube];Lifelong Millwall fan, former Lion and former captain Tony Craig;Paul Loding – Millwall Romans player manager; Alex Russell – Asst. Manager Millwall LIonesses;Barrie Stradling – Ain’t No Stopping Us NowKelly Webster – Completing 21 Bridges 4 Jimmy Mizen;Can you help Dannielle and James support ELLENOR who cared for her late goalkeeping cousin Jordan Dawes - https://justgiving.com/fundraising/jordandaweshalfmarathonThe team reviewed the promoted League One sides Hull City, Peterborough United and Blackpool;Jeff Burnige: ways to donate to MFC through donation, the saver Season Ticket details and The Huski Bundles available from the Club Shop;Debbie Julians spoke about the show returning on the last Friday of July and reminded us of a GoFundMe page that has been set up for Millwall supporter Michael Cole, who has been diagnosed with an aggressive cancer spread; https://uk.gofundme.com/f/supporting-mike-cole-coleyStan Godwin spoke about both the Millwall Lionesses and Romans both looking for players and how to apply.

Mount Airy, North Carolina and the famous Mayberry Inn harken back to a simpler time, when CBS’ The Andy Griffith Show brought gentle laughter and wholesomeness to America from 1960-1968. Today, the community is a shrine to the still-popular program and its many memorable characters. Step back in time as Matt Shea, a Mayberry aficionado, reflects on the town’s heritage as chronicled for American Road Magazine by Tony Craig.

Mount Airy, North Carolina and the famous Mayberry Inn harken back to a simpler time, when CBS’ The Andy Griffith Show brought gentle laughter and wholesomeness to America from 1960-1968. Today, the community is a shrine to the still-popular program and its many memorable characters. Step back in time as Matt Shea, a Mayberry aficionado, reflects on the town’s heritage as chronicled for American Road Magazine by Tony Craig.

Mount Airy, North Carolina and the famous Mayberry Inn harken back to a simpler time, when CBS' The Andy Griffith Show brought gentle laughter and wholesomeness to America from 1960-1968. Today, the community is a shrine to the still-popular program and its many memorable characters. Step back in time as Matt Shea, a Mayberry aficionado, reflects on the town's heritage as chronicled for American Road Magazine by Tony Craig.

We speak to Millwall legend Tony Craig about his 4 spells at the club.Lions lounge lockdown is sponsored by Match scaffolding- contact details - email - matchscaffolding@outlook.comoffice - 0208 306 0068mob - 07715 545634Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lions-lounge-lockdown. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eamonn Barclay hosted Bethany Warren, Stan Godwin and Gary Staff in our Covid-19 podcasts. Featuring a blast from the past with Gary Alexander, The season ends for the Lionesses with Boss Colin Reid, What was Tony Craig, Millwall FC Statement and much more.'

Eamonn Barclay hosted Bethany Warren, Stan Godwin and Gary Staff in our Covid-19 podcasts. Featuring a blast from the past with Gary Alexander, The season ends for the Lionesses with Boss Colin Reid, What was Tony Craig, Millwall FC Statement and much more.'

Eamonn Barclay hosted Bethany Warren, Stan Godwin and Gary Staff in our Covid-19 podcasts. Featuring a blast from the past with Gary Alexander, The season ends for the Lionesses with Boss Colin Reid, What was Tony Craig, Millwall FC Statement and much more.'

Exploring the back roads in a state like North Carolina reveals an endless treasure trove of inspiration for artists and photographers like Tony Craig and his buddy on the road, Cotton Ketchie. For them, the next great discovery is just up the road or around the bend.

Exploring the back roads in a state like North Carolina reveals an endless treasure trove of inspiration for artists and photographers like Tony Craig and his buddy on the road, Cotton Ketchie. For them, the next great discovery is just up the road or around the bend.

Exploring the back roads in a state like North Carolina reveals an endless treasure trove of inspiration for artists and photographers like Tony Craig and his buddy on the road, Cotton Ketchie. For them, the next great discovery is just up the road or around the bend.

Max and Mets are joined by James Piercy from the Bristol Post to review an eventful couple of weeks for the Gas.They give their reaction to Chairman Steve Hamer departing and the club issuing a very short statement on the website. They discuss what this means for the structure at the club and any effect on the parties that are interested in buying Rovers.They look back at two away wins in a week, Bromley in the FA Cup 1st round replay and the roller coaster game against Shrewsbury in the league. Are we now seeing the best out of Liam Sercombe and is Ollie Clarke Gerrard in disguise?The other development this week was head of recruitment Tommy Widdrington coming out and saying he would like closer ties with the red half of the city. Warning that the lads language gets a bit spicy here.They look ahead to the game at the Mem on Sunday against Argyle and who would be a dream 3rd round tie if the Gas manage to get there.The player in focus this week is Tony Craig. Just how long can he keep going on and how crucial is he in the back 3 partnership?Support the show (https://patreon.com/gascast)

Mets sat down with Rovers centre back Tom Davies for a chat about his career leading up to the Gas and his time at Rovers so far.From the Manchester United academy through semi-pro football at FC United Of Manchester and University Tom got his first taste of professional football at Accrington Stanley. That season ended up in disappointment as he was in the Accrington team that lost out on automatic promotion on the last day due to a 90+2 minute winner from a certain Lee Brown....Via Portsmouth and Coventry Tom has cemented a solid partnership with Tony Craig and Alfie Kilgour in a back three at Rovers.They talk about his superstitions, a player who covers their entire bottom half of their body in vaseline and a short lived career at McDonalds.Support the show (https://patreon.com/gascast)

After a hard day’s racing at the MX Nationals UK finale at Foxhill, Jeff caught up with Tony Craig for his latest ‘Man in a Van’ and we’re pleased he did. Some excellent chat and a reminder from Tony on what the sport of motocross offers us all.

On this week's GasCast, Max and Mets are joined by James Piercy from the Bristol Post.They start with some in depth talk about the takeover story, which the Post broke a few weeks ago, and discuss when Rovers fans can expect to hear more news.There's lot of talk about the new 3-5-2 formation which has seen Rovers pick up several impressive home wins and gained more support for manager Graham Coughlan. The talismanic Josh Hare, calming influence of Tony Craig, and scapegoat turned superstar Ed Upson are the main points of discussion in this weeks team review.The lads also talk about Matty Taylor's greatly anticipated return to the Memorial Stadium, and Mets doesn't hold back on his thoughts on the Snake. The player in focus this week is Tom Nichols, and Max is fully back on the bandwagon.Support the show (https://patreon.com/gascast)

GasCast regulars Max and Tom are joined this week by top Gashead and charity fundraiser Ash Belsten for the second episode of the season. They discuss the fruit market news, and whether any of them are getting their hopes up for the future of Bristol Rovers.They look at the opening three fixtures, how Rovers have performed, who's impressed, and who hasn't. They talk at length about the wage budget, and how a congested squad has maybe restricted Rovers from bringing in top targets.The player spotlight is on both Alfie Kilgour and Tony Craig, and how much the duo will rotate over the season.If you enjoy GasCast be sure to subscribe, and we'd also be incredibly thankful if you could show your support for the show by becoming a patron: https://www.patreon.com/gascastSupport the show (https://patreon.com/gascast)

Danhattan returns to the show to discuss the "circle of life" that has surrounded the Lion King franchise. How did the original 1994 film become one of the most successful animated films of all time? How does Average Joe bring Japanese anime into this conversation? Can the new 2019 film be considered a live-action film? So many questions, and hopefully some answers! To avoid SPOILERS for the new "Lion King" (it's pretty much the same move but there are some changes), skip over 1:06:55-1:21:52 of the episode. If you'd like to check out Danhattan's podcast "Le Rogue Rugby", visit their website here or subscribe in the platform of your choice. Music and audio from "The Lion King 1 1/2" is the property of Don Harper, George A. Mendoza, Walt Disney Pictures, DisneyToon Studios, DisneyToon Studios Australia, Sparx Animation Studios, and Spaff Animation. Music and audio from "The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa" is the property of Elton John, Tim Rice, Stephen James Taylor, Chris Bartleman, Blair Peters, Bobs Gannaway, Tony Craig, Walt Disney Animation, and Walt Disney Television Animation. Music and audio from "The Lion King (2019)" is the property of Hans Zimmer, Jon Favreau, Jeffrey Silver, Karen Gilchrist, Walt Disney Pictures, and Fairview Entertainment. The intro and outro music was created by Cackles and Jeremy Eckert. We thank them for their generous support of this podcast. Check out our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/batjarpodcast. Invite your friends to like our page! You can contact us at @thebatcookiejar on Twitter or you can send an e-mail to batjarpodcast@gmail.com.

Author, artist and photographer Tony Craig details the venerable history of country stores in North Carolina and then with equal passion guides listeners into the highly competitive (and lucrative) culture of duck decoy artistry.

Author, artist and photographer Tony Craig details the venerable history of country stores in North Carolina and then with equal passion guides listeners into the highly competitive (and lucrative) culture of duck decoy artistry.

Author, artist and photographer Tony Craig details the venerable history of country stores in North Carolina and then with equal passion guides listeners into the highly competitive (and lucrative) culture of duck decoy artistry.

Tony Craig, detective Jack Huey from Due South, calls in an interview about working with music legends including Stevie Wonder, getting into acting and his big break on Due South and in a Due South by South East exclusive he reveals how the last series could have been very different for him and the show. Email: DueSouthBSE@gmail.com Twitter: @DueSouthBSE Facebook group: Due South by South East Network: www.WonkySpanner.com Theme Tune: Performed & Arranged by Matt Lees Music / Lyrics by Squee

Tony Craig, detective Jack Huey from Due South, calls in an interview about working with music legends including Stevie Wonder, getting into acting and his big break on Due South and in a Due South by South East exclusive he reveals how the last series could have been very different for him and the show. Email: DueSouthBSE@gmail.com Twitter: @DueSouthBSE Facebook group: Due South by South East Network: www.WonkySpanner.com Theme Tune: Performed & Arranged by Matt Lees Music / Lyrics by Squee

*SPIN-OFF SHOW* There is one HUGE part of 1997's "Boogie Nights" that everyone remembers...the soundtrack! Tony & Craig love the classic sounds throughout this entire movie following our young hero Dirk Diggler on his rise to pornographic stardom.  Trust me, this is an episode not to be missed.  Not only are the songs amazing, but you get so much more.  Some of the greatest trivia we've ever had on the show, a random story from the past that prove Tony & Craig were meant to do Take Too Soundtracks, and Tony's best impression yet.   Let us know what you think of the show with a rating and review.  Contact us withe any soundtracks that you think we should cover. tweet us: @TTSoundtracks email us: TakeTooSoundtracks@gmail.com Edited by Chest Rockwell

*SPIN-OFF SHOW* It's Oscar season here on the Take Too network, and of course Take Too Soundtracks had to get in on the fun. Tony & Craig this episode are covering the soundtrack to I,Tonya.  It may be a new movie, but since it takes place during the 80s and 90s the soundtrack fits right into our wheelhouse.  There are so many good songs on the soundtrack, we can be sure you will pick it up right after this episode.  Plus we discuss a future possible event for the show that you fans can come to! Let us know what you think of the show with a rating and review.  Contact us with any soundtracks that you could like to hear us cover. tweet us: @TTSoundtracks email us: TakeTooSoundtracks@gmail.com edited by: Craig the Hitman

Michelle Owen sits down with Jack Vittles to look back at Bristol Rovers' transfer window business. They discuss the arrivals of Tony Craig and Kyle Bennett after the deadline had closed. Jack has been speaking with Darrell Clarke about the signings and he has the very latest from the camp. Clarke's transfer frustrations are discussed before attention turns to the clash against Shrewsbury Town. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

*SPIN-OFF SHOW* Craig & Tony are here again to discuss one of the most memorable part of most movies, the music. Soundtracks specifically.  The guys take a track by track look at some of the greatest movie soundtracks and why they helped make the movie so much better. Tony & Craig knew there was only one way to be sure they got out of the 90's for the newest Soundtracks episode...get a current as possible.  So here is their choices for the two best soundtracks of 2017.   Tony decided to go with the music heavy, Edgar Wright flick "Baby Driver." The music is such an important part of the movie that they knew it had to be covered.  Craig decided on "Guardians of the Galaxy 2" covering some popular and not so popular hits from the late 60s and 70s.  Take a listen and see if you agree with their choices for the best of 2017. Let the fellas know what you think about their selections and if something else should have won out for 2017. Plus be sure to keep sending in your suggestions for future shows. tweet us: @TTSoundtracks email us: taketoosoundtracks@gmail.com   Edited by: C-Money

*SPIN-OFF SHOw* Craig & Tony are here again to discuss one of the most memorable part of most movies, the music. Soundtracks specifically. The guys take a track by track look at some of the greatest movie soundtracks and why they helped make the movie so much better. EXPLICIT CONTENT: For songs and the guys' language They ain't got no job, they ain't got shit to do, so Tony & Craig decided to cover Friday for episode 3. The soundtrack to the 1995 comedy spans both the new and the old world of rap and r&b, with a little funk and a little soul throw in there too. Full of original tracks made for the film, as well as some old classics, these beats were bumping throughout Tony and Craig's high school years. They discuss each track of the original soundtrack, Tony is full of mind blowing facts, and Craig probably admits to more in his past than he should. Be sure to listen up and jam along. Bye Felicia Let us know what you think of the Soundtracks show and if there are any memorable soundtracks you want Tony & Craig to cover Tweet us: @TTSoundtracks Email us: taketoosoundtracks@gmail.com   Edited by C-note

With Justice League fresh in the theaters, I bring back my buddy Toner from the Nyrdcast Podcast; we discuss the movie, both good and bad (yes, there was some good in it). The intro music is from the Euclids; the clip was from their track Social Damage. The featured song this week is Rain from The Sunpilots. If you would like to be interviewed for a podcast or have music you'd like played on one, please email me. Subscribe to the podcast at iTunes or Google Podcasts.  Also, feel free to leave a rating and review about the show.

*SPIN-OFF SHOW*   Tony & Craig are back to discuss one of the most memorable part of most movies...the music.  Soundtracks specifically. The guys take an in-depth look at some of the greatest movie soundtracks and why they help make the movie so much better. On the second episode...Wayne's World. The 1992 classic movie had one of the greatest soundtracks of the time and brought some earlier rock songs back in the limelight.  So many songs are memorable because of the scenes that Wayne's World made famous.  It wasn't a hard decision to discuss this movie on the second episode.  Listen up and you'll see why.   Let us know what you think of the Soundtracks show and if there are any memorable soundtracks you want Tony & Craig to cover. tweet us: @TTSoundtracks email us: taketoosoundtracks@gmail.com  

This week I bring in my buddy Toner from the Nyrdcast Podcast; we discuss the MCU and rank the movies.  We also touch a little on the DCEU and the Marvel Netflix shows. The intro music is from the Euclids; the clip was from their track Social Damage. The featured song this week is Knife and a Cigarette from Odd Robot. If you would like to be interviewed for a podcast or have music you'd like played on one, please email me. Subscribe to the podcast at iTunes or Google Podcasts.  Also, feel free to leave a rating and review about the show.

*SPIN-OFF PREMIERE* Sometimes the most memorable part of a movie are the soundtracks and that is where this show spawned from. Tony & Craig take an in-depth look at some of the greatest soundtracks to our favorite movies.  We go track by track discussing why they each make the movie so much better.   Our first episode is...Pulp Fiction.  A soundtrack that almost everyone in the mid 90s owned.  Tony & Craig both knew we had to start with something great, and this is the perfect choice. Keep a look out for us every two weeks and let us know what some of your favorite soundtracks are.  We will make sure to cover them. tweet us: @TTSoundtracks email us: taketoosoundtracks@gmail.com

Coming out of the early-mid-season-late-early-season international break, Brentford should still be buoyed by the 2-2 draw at Middlesbrough and ready to put the Lions to the sword at Griffin Park on Saturday. With a plethora of A-team players limbering up in the B-team earlier this week, there could be some welcome fresh legs in contention soon, however, Millwall have had a decentish start to the campaign (well its better than ours!) and they're not heading west just for a the fun of a knees up on a barge or a zeppelin… it's shaping up to be a PROPER London derby on no mistake. Please we talk to James Blewett - Millwall Half Way Line (@MillwallJDB) - about The Lions' start to this season, George Saville, Tony Craig and the Millwall Zeppelin This week's podcast took place in the Old Packhorse on Chiswick Green: hosted by Dave Lane, with Billy The Bee, Savvy Bee and ‘Shed End' Matt Allard.

Fulham captain Tom Cairney reflects on a superb season so far on a personal level but claims he would swap all the awards and accolades for a play-off win with the Cottagers. Portsmouth manager Paul Cook speaks to EFL Weekly about lifting the League Two title and what the on-going takeover at the club means for next season's preparations. Millwall captain Tony Craig talks about making it to yet another play-off final with the club and explains why the team are more prepared this time round. Sky Sports EFL expert Don Goodman runs the rule over the play-off sides in the Championship and League Two. Plus, Sky Bet's Dale Tempest brings you some tips for your weekend accumulator.

Six days later and the aftershock of the football earthquake suffered by the Lions last weekend against Spurs seems to be still being felt in SE16. Millwall struggled to finish off determined opponents in the Shakers and could conceivably have lost all three points but for one of the great challenges seen at The Den made by captain Tony Craig in the first half. Two points lost then as we approach the critical mini-season of the final ten games of the 2016-17 campaign. This week's show includes a few notes and impressions from the Tottenham tonking, as well as post match comment from Harry Warren. Arrivederci Millwall Nick CBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another podcast about Millwall conceding early goals, Tony Craig's relationship with Jordan Archer and Byron Webster PLUS yet more droning about Neil Harris's selections and tactics.Same as the last six shows largely. You might want to reconsider your podcast choices to be fair as even we think we're getting a little ... SAMEY.This week's inmate sorry star guest, Omer Ronanyne...NickCBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another podcast about Millwall conceding early goals, Tony Craig's relationship with Jordan Archer and Byron Webster PLUS yet more droning about Neil Harris's selections and tactics. Same as the last six shows largely. You might want to reconsider your podcast choices to be fair as even we think we're getting a little ... SAMEY. This week's inmate sorry star guest, Omer Ronanyne... Nick CBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Missing persons alert: the Millwall defence. Have you seen Tony Craig, Sid Nelson and Byron Webster? All three were last spotted taking part in the pre-match warm up yesterday at 2:59pm in Zampa Road, London SE16. Since then, no sign of them whatsoever. Please contact CBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk with any information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Missing persons alert: the Millwall defence. Have you seen Tony Craig, Sid Nelson and Byron Webster? All three were last spotted taking part in the pre-match warm up yesterday at 2:59pm in Zampa Road, London SE16. Since then, no sign of them whatsoever. Please contact CBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk with any information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another excellent week for Millwall. Seven points from a possible nine after this trench warfare battle with a strong and physical Bradford City.Injuries to critical midfielders and possibly now captain Tony Craig, leave the Lions looking forward to the diversion of AFC Fylde next week in the FA Cup - and hopefully a chance of 14 days' rest before the next league trip up to high-flying Burton Albion.This week's edition of Achtung! covers both the 2-0 home win in midweek over Doncaster, with post match comment by Crazyhorse Neil Andrews, as well as yesterday's gritty goal-less draw versus the Bantams reviewed by Charlie Mahoney.Winter is coming ...CBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another excellent week for Millwall. Seven points from a possible nine after this trench warfare battle with a strong and physical Bradford City. Injuries to critical midfielders and possibly now captain Tony Craig, leave the Lions looking forward to the diversion of AFC Fylde next week in the FA Cup - and hopefully a chance of 14 days' rest before the next league trip up to high-flying Burton Albion. This week's edition of Achtung! covers both the 2-0 home win in midweek over Doncaster, with post match comment by Crazyhorse Neil Andrews, as well as yesterday's gritty goal-less draw versus the Bantams reviewed by Charlie Mahoney. Winter is coming ... CBLthemag@hotmail.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.