Podcast appearances and mentions of tony park

In this episode of Pagecst at the Kingsmead Book Fair, Jean-Marie Korff is in conversation with four authors who are creating thrilling narratives around crime, culture, identity and their social realities. In this episode, Jean-Marie Korff speaks with: Marina Auer, a medical doctor turned author, whose novel Single Minded explores the pressures and resilience of hospital life. Costa Ayiotis, South African-Greek author and former UN diplomat, who shares his nostalgic and humorous memoir Matriarchs, Meze and the Evil Eye, reflecting on family, culture, and identity. Tony Park, acclaimed thriller writer, discusses his latest novel The Protector, focusing on wildlife crime and conservation. Juliette Manitshana-Mnqeta, legal transcriptionist and isiXhosa translator, whose debut crime novel If the Dead Could Talk investigates justice and memory in South Africa. Discover their writing rituals, the inspiration behind their stories, and how their South African heritage shapes their work. #PagecastPodcast #SouthAfricanAuthors #CrimeFiction #CulturalStorytelling #SouthAfricanLiterature #ThrillerWriters #LiteraryPodcast #WildlifeConservation #AfricanAuthors #StorytellingMatters

On this Episode... One of my closest friends, Tony Park from "Three:33" and "Pushmonkey", joined me once again in the CobraCast Studio for Part 2 of our "Local ATX Band Music Videos" Series... We played Music Videos from local Austin area bands and Artists and preached useless knowledge in between ha... This is Episode #13 of the "Music Video Series" and I'm sure there will be many more in months to come... Videos from "Icons Of Industry", "Trashy Annie", "Sleepy Cypher", "The Immortalz", "Three:33" and "Wellborn Road" are featured on the 2nd Episode... For more info on "Three:33" please go to https://www.three33music.com/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) Recorded on 19th, 2025 Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/

On this Episode... One of my closest friends, Tony Park from "Three:33" and "Pushmonkey", joined me once again in the CobraCast Studio for Part One of a Two Part Episode... We played Music Videos from local Austin area bands and Artists and babbled in between ha... This is Episode #13 of the "Music Video Series" and I'm sure there will be many more in months to come... Videos from "Freebleeder", "The Aaron Clift Experiment", "Cold Heart Cash", "Worm Suicide", "Roc Holiday" and "Brian Wolff and the Howlers"were featured on the first Episode... For more info on "Three:33" please go to https://www.three33music.com/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) Recorded on 19th, 2025 Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/

Pippa speaks to author Tony Park about his new novel, The Protector. Lunch with Pippa Hudson is CapeTalk’s mid-afternoon show. This 2-hour respite from hard news encourages the audience to take the time to explore, taste, read and reflect. The show - presented by former journalist, baker and water sports enthusiast Pippa Hudson - is unashamedly lifestyle driven. Popular features include a daily profile interview #OnTheCouch at 1:10pm. Consumer issues are in the spotlight every Wednesday while the team also unpacks all things related to health, wealth & the environment. Thank you for listening to a podcast from Lunch with Pippa Hudson Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays between 13:00 and 15:00 (SA Time) to Lunch with Pippa Hudson broadcast on CapeTalk https://buff.ly/NnFM3Nk For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/MdSlWEs or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/fDJWe69 Subscribe to the CapeTalk Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/sbvVZD5 Follow us on social media: CapeTalk on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@capetalk CapeTalk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ CapeTalk on X: https://x.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this Episode... One of my closest friends, Tony Park from "Three:33" and "Pushmonkey", joined me once again in the CobraCast Studio for Part Two of a Two Part Episode... We played Music Videos from local Austin area bands and had a blast doing it... This is Episode #12 of the "Music Video Series" and I'm sure there will be many more in months to come... For more info on "Three:33" please go to https://www.three33music.com/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) Recorded om February 20th, 2025 Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/

On this Episode... One of my closest friends, Tony Park from "Three:33" and "Pushmonkey", joined me once again in the CobraCast Studio for Part One of a Two Part Episode... We played Music Videos from local Austin area bands and had a blast doing it... This is Episode #12 of the "Music Video Series" and I'm sure there will be many more in months to come... For more info on "Three:33" please go to https://www.three33music.com/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/

On this Episode... My sometimes Co-Host, Tony Park, joined me in the CobraCast Studio to reveal the bill for our yearly event, the "CobraCast Birthday Bash Slamboree", on Saturday, January 18th, 2025 at "Come and Take it Live" in Austin, Texas... We talked about all the bands on the bill plus played a Music Video from each band... More info on this event COMING SOON!! Recorded on September 9th, 2024... Sponsored By Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/  

On this Episode... One of my closest friends, Tony Park from "Three:33" and "Pushmonkey", joined me again in the CobraCast Studio for a totally great episode to say the least... We played Music Videos from local Austin area bands and talked some major sh*t ha... This is Episode #11 of the "Music Video Series" and I'm sure there will be a #12 really soon... For more info on "Three:33" please go to https://www.three33music.com/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/

On this Episode... My good friends, Tony Park and Danny Garcia from "Three:33" and also Keith Cantrell and Tim Gerron from "Texas Microphone Massacre" were in the CobraCast Studio to promote their big event "Three:33 Comeback to Hanovers Pflugerville" on Saturday June 22nd... All I can say is hold on to your seats because it went off and on the rails more than a few times ha... We played a Music Video from each band on the bill and had another great time to say the least... Much Love, Enjoy Sponsored by the #1 Distillery in Austin, Texas... Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/   

On this Episode... One of my closest friends, Tony Park from "Three:33" and "Pushmonkey", joined me again in the CobraCast Studio for a totally great episode to say the least... We played Music Videos from local Austin area bands and talked some major sh*t ha... This is Episode #10 of the "Music Video Series" and I'm sure there will be a #11 really soon... For more info on "Three:33" please go to https://www.three33music.com/ Much Love, Enjoy ;) Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/  

NEW YORK (STATI UNITI) (ITALPRESS) - Da Palermo a New York. L'italo-coreano Tony Park racconta all'Italpress la storia di Angelina Bakery, la sua catena di locali che si sta espandendo negli Stati Uniti. "Ho voluto portare negli States la colazione tradizionale italiana", spiega Park.eb/sat/gtr

NEW YORK (STATI UNITI) (ITALPRESS) - Da Palermo a New York. L'italo-coreano Tony Park racconta all'Italpress la storia di Angelina Bakery, la sua catena di locali che si sta espandendo negli Stati Uniti. "Ho voluto portare negli States la colazione tradizionale italiana", spiega Park.eb/sat/gtr

NEW YORK (STATI UNITI) (ITALPRESS) - Da Palermo a New York. L'italo-coreano Tony Park racconta all'Italpress la storia di Angelina Bakery, la sua catena di locali che si sta espandendo negli Stati Uniti. "Ho voluto portare negli States la colazione tradizionale italiana", spiega Park.eb/sat/gtr

On this Episode... With the passing of our brother, Nathan Olivarez, who co-hosted these special "Local ATX Music Video" episodes with me... I needed to bring in someone to fill the void that Nathan left behind... So from here on out, when we do these episodes, my brother from "Three:33" and "Pushmonkey", Tony Park, will be joining me... This is #9 of the Music Video Series and I'm sure we will be setting a date for #10 here real soon... For more info on Tony and Three:33, please go to https://www.three33music.com/ Much Love, Enjoy ') Sponsored by the #1 Best Distillery in Austin, Texas... Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery   https://ironwolfranch.com/

Tony Park interviews World War II veteran Peter Whitehead. Life on the Line tracks down Australian military veterans and records their stories. Peter Whitehead, born in 1923, is a veteran of World War II. He tried to join the Royal Australian Navy when war broke out but was rejected, instead becoming a ‘rough rider' with the 2nd Remount Unit based at Holsworthy, in Sydney. After breaking in thousands of horses to support domestic war operations, he managed to join the Royal Australian Air Force, qualifying as a gunner. Peter was sent to one of the first B24 Liberator squadrons, in New Guinea and then flying bombing missions in the Pacific War from Darwin to Morotai. Today, Peter lives in New Zealand, and turned 100 years old on Christmas Day 2023. He co-wrote his memoir, Bwana, There's a Body in the Bath! with international bestselling Australian author Tony Park. Tony – an army veteran and previous guest on this podcast – interviewed Peter over an international Zoom call for Life on the Line.  This episode was edited by Sophie Hu. Referenced at the end of the podcast include: #4 Guy Griffiths #7 Tom Hughes #11 Andrew Robertson Vol I & Vol II #14 Hugh Kelly #20 Doug Gilling #27 Victor Power #34 Antony Greatrex #40 Rothesay Swan #42 Jack Bell #55 Avis Quarrell #59 Arthur Atkins #71 Bob Semple #81 Tony Park Christmas on the Line Vol III Life After Service - Tony Park #127 Reg Chard (also a video podcast) For School and Country Barney Greatrex Additionally, you can hear Norton Duckmanton, Bevan Harris, Doug Symes Snr from the Life on the Sea miniseries, Holocaust survivor Phillip Maisel, and Alex Lloyd's interviews with two German World War II veterans: Eugen Pichurra and Horst Haase.  To see photos related to today's interview, visit our website - www.lifeonthelinepodcast.com - or follow us on social media: @lifeonthelinepodcast on Facebook and Instagram, @LOTLpod on Twitter and 'Thistle Productions' on LinkedIn.

On this Episode... Tony Park and Joe Wilson from "Three:33" and Larry Drozd from "Brother Stone" dropped by the CobraCast Studio for another fun episode... They were here to promote their show at Come and Take It Live, in Austin TX, on Saturday, January 13, 2024... For advanced tickets, please go to https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/53896832/three33-austin-come-and-take-it-live?fbclid=IwAR0fiGdh9vi2aN1mKdHhoYYNcdqG_5alIizexQSMRSJKgvTz5WvfRis6Efg or get your tickets at the door, day of the show... Much Love, Enjoy :) Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery  https://ironwolfranch.com/

As an Australian living in South Africa, Tony Park explains what he does to make sure he reflects African places, people and practices correctly.

How can we write about places that inspire us in an authentic way even when they are not our own country? Tony Park gives his tips for writing setting, and also outlines how his publishing experience has changed over the last two decades. In the intro, KDP printing costs are changing from 20 June; plus, […] The post Writing Novels Inspired By Place With Tony Park first appeared on The Creative Penn.

Paul is joined by United historian legend Tony Park to discuss the club's famous 1983 FA Cup Final win over Brighton. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this Episode... Tony Park from Pushmonkey and Three:33, Nathan Olivarez from Stupid Drama and Dancyr plus John Robert Jew from PennyRock Productions joined me in the CobraCast Studio to help me celebrate the CobraCast's 500th Episode... We had a blast just going off on a bunch of topics plus recapped the past 499 Episodes and what the future holds for everyone.... We played a few music videos plus we also played a bunch of audio tracks from tonights guests... A special thanks to EVERYONE who has either watched, listened, streamed or downloaded the podcast over the past 500 episodes!!... Much Love and I hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we did recording it ;) Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/  

How can this be, that it's the first of November already? I feel like the end of the year has snuck up on us like a sneaky plot twist out of a Stephen King novel. But here's hoping your November is more Romantic Comedy, than ghoulish horror novel. Welcome to Book Choice on Fine Music Radio, sponsored by Exclusive Books, with me, your host, Paige Nick, and a whole team of reviewers keen to whet your literary appetite with a host of new book reviews and interviews. Today, we're opening the show with Beverley Roos Muller and the new John Boyne novel, the follow up to his Boy in the Striped Pajamas that has been a multi-million copy bestseller around the world. This new follow up is called All the Broken Places. Beverley also brings us news of the new Nobel prize winner. Shirley Gueller, reviews Mercury Pictures Presents, by Anthony Marra, this one looks like a blockbuster to me. After that, our best Anthony Fridjhon reviews Kruger Self-Drive. Routes, Roads and Ratings perfectly timed for anyone considering a trip to the Kruger these upcoming holidays. John Hanks read the latest Tony Park novel, called the Pride and he'll be here to tell us about that. Then we have a new reviwer joining us, Rachel Van Der Vijfer is a grade 8 student at at Reddam, Durbanville. Vanessa Levenstein and I get chatting about the latest from Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu, we have both devoured these books, they are must reads And Beryl Eichenberger dips into some great crime, with a new novel from Irma Venter, called Red Tide. Twanji Kalula reports back on a book called Too Big to Jail, by Chris Blackhust and this book takes us inside HSBC, the Mexican drug cartels and the greatest banking scandal of the century. And we wrap the show up with an interview I was lucky enough to do with the author of the international bestseller, high concept novel, The Measure, by Nikki Erlich.

How can this be, that it's the first of November already? I feel like the end of the year has snuck up on us like a sneaky plot twist out of a Stephen King novel. But here's hoping your November is more Romantic Comedy, than ghoulish horror novel. Welcome to Book Choice on Fine Music Radio, sponsored by Exclusive Books, with me, your host, Paige Nick, and a whole team of reviewers keen to whet your literary appetite with a host of new book reviews and interviews. Today, we're opening the show with Beverley Roos Muller and the new John Boyne novel, the follow up to his Boy in the Striped Pajamas that has been a multi-million copy bestseller around the world. This new follow up is called All the Broken Places. Beverley also brings us news of the new Nobel prize winner. Shirley Gueller, reviews Mercury Pictures Presents, by Anthony Marra, this one looks like a blockbuster to me. After that, our best Anthony Fridjhon reviews Kruger Self-Drive. Routes, Roads and Ratings perfectly timed for anyone considering a trip to the Kruger these upcoming holidays. John Hanks read the latest Tony Park novel, called the Pride and he'll be here to tell us about that. Then we have a new reviwer joining us, Rachel Van Der Vijfer is a grade 8 student at at Reddam, Durbanville. Vanessa Levenstein and I get chatting about the latest from Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu, we have both devoured these books, they are must reads And Beryl Eichenberger dips into some great crime, with a new novel from Irma Venter, called Red Tide. Twanji Kalula reports back on a book called Too Big to Jail, by Chris Blackhust and this book takes us inside HSBC, the Mexican drug cartels and the greatest banking scandal of the century. And we wrap the show up with an interview I was lucky enough to do with the author of the international bestseller, high concept novel, The Measure, by Nikki Erlich.

Tony Park and Major General Johan Jooste: Rhino War...with TRE's Giles Brown

Catherine Raynes has been reading The Prey by Tony Park and The Missing Cryptoqueen by Jamie Bartlett. She joined Jack Tame to share her thoughts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wayne Barton is joined by youth historian Tony Park to discuss Erik Ten Hag's start to life at United, the restructuring at the club and Tony's all-time youth team XI.

53. OCPhA Monthly Meeting Spotlights - Pharmacy Law with Dr. Tony Park On today's episode, we speak with Dr. Tony Park, PharmD, JD, about his role and how it came to be. Past President of OCPhA, Rod Patterson, leads this interview from our monthly meetings. Learn more about Dr. Park and his practice at https://www.capharmacylaw.com/ As always, you can visit us at www.ocpha.org or you can email us at info@ocpha.org. Follow us on social media and share this podcast with your friends! ========== Twitter: @OCPhA_CA Instagram: @OCPhA Facebook: OC Pharmacists Visit our parent organization, the California Pharmacists Association Until next time, OCPhA is reminding you to get determined, get inspired!

International thriller and non-fiction author and journalist Tony Park talks with What Matters Most podcast host Paul Samuel Dolman. The post Tony Park #946 appeared first on Paul Samuel Dolman.

Meet NYC literary agent Lucinda Halpern. Discover how to get back into the swing of writing when you're unmotivated. Plus, we have 3 copies of 'Blood Trail' by Tony Park to give away. Read the show notes Connect with Valerie, Allison and listeners in the podcast community on Facebook Visit WritersCentre.com.au | AllisonTait.com | ValerieKhoo.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you haven't read any of Tony's books before, you are in for a treat. His bestselling novels are set in Africa and they are full of action, adventure and thrills - and this one is no exception. As you'll hear in his intro, Blood Trail is Tony's 19th novel! So if you love this, then there are plenty more amazing Tony Park books you can sink your teeth into. In this Story Session, Gabrielle talks about her writing process and reads the first chapter of Blood Trail. Read the show notes Connect with Valerie, Allison and listeners in the podcast community on Facebook Visit WritersCentre.com.au | AllisonTait.com | ValerieKhoo.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week the ATW crew get emontional while discussing fashion, creative expression, Kanye West, J.Lo drama and birthday, lowriders, audience questions, J. Balvin and Metallica, Belly ft. The Weeknd and Young Thug, Yung Bleu, Nina Cobham, Tony Park's musical preference, and much more... Follow, subscribe, leave a comment; we love hearing from you! Our podcast is also available on all the platforms you get your podcasts (link below). Podcast Platforms: https://linktr.ee/Abovethewavespod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abovethewavespod/message

This is the audio-only version of our Life After Service episode with Tony Park. Watch the video documentary episode now on YouTube! Tony Park is a fiction and non-fiction international bestselling author. Before that, he served in the Australian Army Reserves in various roles, including as a public affairs officer. In 2002, he was deployed to Afghanistan alongside the SAS, with his first novel published in 2004. In this episode of Life After Service, Alex Lloyd spoke with Tony about what the army did for him, the challenges of readjusting to normal life after deploying, the military's relationship with the public, and his writing career journey. To find out more about Tony and keep up to date with his work, be sure to look at his website. https://www.tonypark.net/ CLOSING CREDITS: Guest: Tony Park Special Thanks: Hornsby RSL Club Brought to you by Thistle Productions: Thomas Kaye, Alex Lloyd, Rohan Viswalingam Intro Music: THREE METRES by Stephen Keech Episode Soundtrack: THE HELL BEYOND by The Externals Fuelled by Striker Coffe Co. Copyright Thistle Productions 2021 THISTLE PRODUCTIONS, LIFE ON THE LINE and TECI

This is the breathtaking story of an old Manchester United manager. This is the story of the ravenously determined man who created the club's academy, who single-handedly dragged the club through a six-year global war, who set up United to be managed by an ambitious young scot named Matt Busby. This is a man who died in the Munich snow. This is Walter Crickmer's story.In 1930, United had nothing. Supporters protested. The bank said, 'no more'. The directors didn't know what they were doing. Walter Crickmer dragged Manchester United back from debt to glory. But by the end of the decade, by which time Crickmer had started Manchester United's world-famous academy and become first team manager too, war had begun. In 1941, United had nothing once again. Kits, records, footballs and everything else was destroyed as a stray Nazi bomb struck Old Trafford. Crickmer single-handedly dragged United back to life. This Wigan-born football fanatic cared deeply for his club and worked tirelessly to ensure its success. When Matt Busby came, yet to be demobbed, he had a team ready for glory. All thanks to Walter CrickmerHe is the subject of Episode Seven of United Through Time and begins our first series: "The Inter-War Years".Host Harry Robinson is joined on this episode of United Through Time by three guests:Tony Park - author of Sons of United, @mrmujac on Twitter.Jim White - author of Manchester United: The Biography, among other books, writer for The Telegraph and United We Stand. @jim1 on Twitter.Alan Embling - nephew of former-United President James W. Gibson.United Through Time is the podcast delving into the history of Manchester United with extensive original research, thorough interviews, and immersive documentaries. Going in chronological order, the podcast looks at the most influential individuals from Newton Heath to Manchester United. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the breathtaking story of an old Manchester United manager. This is the story of the ravenously determined man who created the club's academy, who single-handedly dragged the club through a six-year global war, who set up United to be managed by an ambitious young scot named Matt Busby. This is a man who died in the Munich snow. This is Walter Crickmer's story.In 1930, United had nothing. Supporters protested. The bank said, 'no more'. The directors didn't know what they were doing. Walter Crickmer dragged Manchester United back from debt to glory. But by the end of the decade, by which time Crickmer had started Manchester United's world-famous academy and become first team manager too, war had begun. In 1941, United had nothing once again. Kits, records, footballs and everything else was destroyed as a stray Nazi bomb struck Old Trafford. Crickmer single-handedly dragged United back to life. This Wigan-born football fanatic cared deeply for his club and worked tirelessly to ensure its success. When Matt Busby came, yet to be demobbed, he had a team ready for glory. All thanks to Walter CrickmerHe is the subject of Episode Seven of United Through Time and begins our first series: "The Inter-War Years".Host Harry Robinson is joined on this episode of United Through Time by three guests:Tony Park - author of Sons of United, @mrmujac on Twitter.Jim White - author of Manchester United: The Biography, among other books, writer for The Telegraph and United We Stand. @jim1 on Twitter.Alan Embling - nephew of former-United President James W. Gibson.United Through Time is the podcast delving into the history of Manchester United with extensive original research, thorough interviews, and immersive documentaries. Going in chronological order, the podcast looks at the most influential individuals from Newton Heath to Manchester United. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this Episode... The crew from the movie "Bloody & Bruised... The Untold Story of the Backroom"... Jon Robert Jew Jr, Adam J Salinas and Budro Partida were LIVE in the Studio... They were here to World Premiere the Official Trailer to the Movie Live on the podcast!! We also had "Metal Dave" Glessner, Tony Park and Nathan Olivarez on the phone talking about the trailer which they all part of... For more information about the film, please go to https://www.facebook.com/BloodyBruisedBackRoom Much Love and Enjoy ;) Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery  https://ironwolfranch.com/  

On this Episode, taped on Saturday, April 3rd at "Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery"... Tony Park, Eric Dickerson, Danny Garcia, Rob Hinton and Trevor Detling from "Three:33" were LIVE in the Distillery for another great time at the Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery... Much Love, enjoy ;) Sponsored by Iron Wolf Ranch and Distillery https://ironwolfranch.com/

Veterans of Season 4 share their stories of a Christmas in uniform. Life on the Line tracks down Australian war veterans and records their stories. Veterans and other guests of Season 4 share with the Thistle Productions team their experiences of Christmas in uniform, from deployments overseas and back home in Australia. These stories have not been previously featured on the podcast. Featured guests include Sarah Watson, Adrian Humphries, Ben Pronk, Tim Curtis, Bill Fitzgerald, Tony Park, John Cantwell, Tim Reynolds, David McCourt, Crystal Callender, Garth Callender, Glenn Azar, Alyssa Azar, Dan Keighran VC, Ian Roberts, Paul Cale, Renee Wilson and Bob Hunter. This episode is hosted by Angus Hordern. For more from today's featured guests in Season 4, listen to the following episodes: #76 Sarah Watson #77 Adrian Humphries Vol I #77 Adrian Humphries Vol II SAS Leadership Vol II with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis #79 Bill Fitzgerald #81 Tony Park #82 John Cantwell Vol I #82 John Cantwell Vol II #84 Tim Reynolds #85 David McCourt The Partners - Crystal Callender #90 Glenn Azar #94 Ian Roberts #43 Dan Keighran VC Vol II (ft. John Cantwell) #97 Paul Cale The Partners - Renee Wilson Still to come: #101 Bob Hunter To see photos related to today's interview, visit our website - www.lifeonthelinepodcast.com - or follow us on social media: @lifeonthelinepodcast on Facebook and Instagram, and @LOTLpod on Twitter.

Tony Park is an Australian-born international best-selling author of 18 African thriller novels. His latest, 'Last Survivor' was released in July 2020 by Pan Macmillan Australia.In 1995, a trip to southern Africa with his wife, Nicola, changed Tony's life. He's been back almost every year since that first trip where he spends 6 months of each year researching and writing his books.'Last Survivor' is the first Tony Park novel I've read, but it most certainly won't be the last. Gritty, pacy and thrilling with a cast of eclectic characters and kick-arse heroines which I absolutely loved.Join Tony and I in this fun and insightful interview where we chat about his inspiration for the book, gun-toting grannies, rare and endangered species of plants, conservation and much, much more.

Mason Greenwood scored 17 goals in his first full season in the Manchester United first team. He's only 18.In this special episode of the Manchester United Weekly Podcast, host Harry Robinson talks to the people who have watched Mason play since he was a young teenager. Together, we find out how United nurtured a wonderkid, how Greenwood's family helped his development and why he's such a talented prospect.Harry talks to:Tony Park - the authority on the club's academy, author of Sons of United and on Twitter at @mrmujacDavid Pritt - another committed follower of the club's youth teams (@academyreview on Twitter)Rob Dawson - Man Utd correspondent for ESPNAlan Brennan - an Irish Red who has closely followed Greenwood's careerIf you enjoy the show, why not become a Patron of the Manchester United Weekly Podcast? For more information, go to www.patreon.com/ManUtdWeeklyPodMusic credits:Opening song: Ketsa - The StorkOutro song: Goose - No Hot Ashes See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Author Tony Park in conversation with John Maytham over the fourth instalment in the popular Sonja Kurtz series. Last Survivor is out now.       See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

A trailer for COURAGE UNDER FIRE by Daniel Keighran VC. Podcast host Alex Lloyd is a Senior Editor at book publisher Pan Macmillan Australia, and the editor of Daniel Keighran VC's autobiography. Dan's military memoir, COURAGE UNDER FIRE, is out 27 October. It's now available for preorder. Listen to this short podcast to find out more about the book and hear reviews of it by Mark Donaldson VC, Sir Peter Cosgrove, Dame Quentin Bryce, John Cantwell, Dr Brendan Nelson, Sir Angus Houston, David Hurley and David Morrison. COURAGE UNDER FIRE was written with Tony Park, an Afghanistan veteran and conversation #81 earlier this season.

Alex Lloyd interviews Afghanistan veteran and author Tony Park. Life on the Line tracks down Australian military veterans and records their stories. Tony Park served in the Australian Army Reserves in a variety of roles, including as a public affairs officer. He was deployed to Afghanistan in 2002 and had his first novel published in 2004. He spoke to Alex Lloyd about what the army did for him, the challenges of readjusting to normal life after deploying, the military's relationship with the public and his writing career. To see photos related to today's interview, visit our website - www.lifeonthelinepodcast.com - or follow us on social media: @lifeonthelinepodcast on Facebook and Instagram, and @LOTLpod on Twitter.

On the 300th Episode of the CobraCast Podcast... My brothers from Three:33... Tony Park, Eric Dickerson and Danny Garcia were either LIVE in the Studio with myself or LIVE on ZOOM... This is the first time I've done an Episode with ZOOM... The results were a great time and it was great to reconnect with my brothers... Much Love, Enjoy ;)

Buy Tony's amazing book here; http://www.sonsofunited.com/ This episode of the Warm Down I am joined by Manchester United youth author and historian to cover the goings on this season with the Manchester Utd youth teams. We talk extensively about the prospect that is Hannibal Mejbri and many more including Teden Mengi, Dylan Levitt, Ethan Laird and Mason Greenwood!

Our study of the seven Catholic sacraments concludes with this episode on Holy Orders. Fr. Tony Park gives us an overview of the sacrament as well as his journey to the priesthood. He also answers questions about the hierarchy, ordination, and seminary. In this podcast he refers to the apostolic succession of our Bishop Kevin Vann which can be found here: http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org/bishop/bvannk.html He also refers to the Youcat cathechism book: https://www.youcat.org/

What are the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church? Is a priest necessary for all of them? What is the difference between a sacrament and a sacramental? What makes a sacrament valid? In this episode of Seeking Faith, Fr. Tony Park gives a brief overview of the sacraments to our RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults)audience.

Techstination interview: Monit designs digital health solutions for infants, toddlers & elderly: CEO Tony Park

Join us while we discuss Burger King meat (17:30), Trump star on the walk of fame, Tony Park and his number retired, fast food job antics, Rodney Reed, Akon runs for Pres, Corky News of the Day, and plenty of more laughs throughout the night! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecastigos/support

On this episode... Its the 3rd Anniversary Episode of the CobraCast and what a great Episode it was... My Guests were Manager/Author Mark Proct and from Three:33 and Pushmonkey, singer Tony Park... Nothing but a laid back episode talking old school Austin music and stories of Mark's past of working with Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, The Arc Angels, Storyville and more ... Much Love, Enjoy ;)   

Have you ever felt like you weren’t sure if you didn’t fit in? Or wondered if you took the right thing? Well you’re not alone, and there are answers to these questions! In this episode I talk with NYC based musician Tony Park about his experiences as a professional clarinetist in the busiest city in … Continue reading "Episode 3: Music and Identity"

Tony Park's 17 African thrillers are international best-sellers wrapping high octane action set against a background of safari park politics and wild life protection. Hi there I'm your host Jenny Wheeler . Tony gives the true story of the undiscovered  Australian who's a key protagonist in his latest book, Ghosts of the Past, and talks about living his dream life, split time between Australia and South Africa.  Six things you'll learn from this Joys of Binge Reading episode: The importance of 'living your dream'Splitting time betrween Australia and South AfricaThe unknown hero he'd like to see recognised Tony's work with Veterans For WildlifeThe looming crisis in animal and plant protectionTips for safari seekers Where to find Tony Park: Website: www.tonypark.net Facebook:  @TonyParkAuthor  Twitter: @TonyParkAuthor Instagram: @TonyParkAuthor What follows is a "near as" transcript of our conversation, not word for word but pretty close to it, with links to important mentions. Jenny: But now, here's Tony. Hello there, Tony, and welcome to the show. It's great to have you with us. Tony: It's great to be here. And thank you for having me. Jenny: You've had a  long career as a journalist, a very full career. But was there a Once Upon a Time moment when you thought you really did want to write fiction rather than just the non-fiction that you were doing? Tony Park - International thriller author Tony: Yes, Jenny, I think it goes way back, even before I started working, before I went to school. I think I knew from the time I was a very small boy, when my Mom got me reading at a very early age.  I fully believe it's the best gift a parent or grandparent, too, can give to a little kid.It's a love of books and a love of reading. I knew from probably the time I started reading that what I wanted to do in life was  write a book. I mean, my Mom would 'park' me in the Municipal Library, probably sit there for after- school-care unattended, and I'd walk around looking at all these books in the little town where I grew up.  I thought 'someone must be writing all these books and I would like to be one of those people.' So I knew from the time I was a very small boy, if ever anyone asked me what I wanted to do when I grew up, I would say I wanted to write a book. And particularly, I wanted to write fiction. Love of reading nurtured Jenny: And was that in rural Australia somewhere? Tony: I was in the western suburbs of Australia, in Campbelltown. Interestingly, I was actually born in New Zealand. I'm from an Aussie mum and  a Welsh dad but  I came to Australia - back to my mum's country - when I was about three or four years old. And so I grew up in the western suburbs of Sydney. It was a pretty basic existence. We weren't particularly well off. The town was on the outskirts of Sydney, and it had a very small library. It's one of those things where when you're a little kid, it seems big. I went back out there and they've got a very big new library now. But I went to the building where it originally was, and it's probably not much bigger than the average lounge room. Yes, that was where I remember spending a lot of time. We were always getting books out of the library. Always. And I was reading -  reading Biggles books when I was a little boy. Biggles and the fighter pilot dream I'm not sure if any of your listeners are old enough to remember Biggles, terribly politically incorrect books about a fighter pilot in the First World War written for young boys. I thought when I was growing up, I'd like to write books, and I also wanted to be a fighter pilot. But when I went to school, I couldn't do mathematics. I couldn't do science.  So a job in the Air Force was out of reach because you needed those subjects to qualify. So I pinned my hopes on being a writer. Tony Park - African adventure - The Delta Jenny:  You've made your name with African adventures

We chat to Tony Park, bestselling author of 'Ghosts of the Past'. We also share Book Week costume ideas, so you're not stumped for ideas. AWC presenter Patti Miller's book launch for 'The Joy of High Places' was a great success. Plus there are three copies 'Fake' by Stephanie Wood to give away. Read the show notes Connect with Valerie, Allison and listeners in the podcast community on Facebook Visit WritersCentre.com.au | AllisonTait.com | ValerieKhoo.com

On Part 3 of 3 of our LIVE Podcast... Josh Ross from "Black Heart Saints", Danny Garcia and Tony Park from "Three:33", C.V. Wood and John Lewis from "Preachers Of Hell County" and Austin Music Royalty Mark Proct were all on hand to fish out the last of 3 podcast segments of the day... Nothing but ball busting amongst friends with a taste of Iron Wolf... For more info please go to https://www.blackheartsaintsmusic.com/, https://www.facebook.com/three33music, http://hometodaygonetomorrow.net/ https://www.facebook.com/preachers.rocks/        

On this Epic Episode... My brothers from Three:33... Tony Park, Eric Dickerson and Danny Garcia were in the house to promote their upcoming show at Hanover's in Pflugerville, Texas on Sunday, July7th... Its most likely the longest podcast in CobraCast history but one of the most fun... Much Love ;)  

On this Episode… B-DOE from Austin's KLBJ 93.7 and Singer Tony Park from Three:33 and Pushmonkey were in the house to talk the local Austin Music Scene, SXSW and a bunch of other sorted shenanigans ha... Much Love, Enjoy ;)

Born in Zimbabwe, T.M. Clark completed her primary school years at boarding school in Bulawayo, but on weekends and holidays she explored their family ranch in Nyamandhlovu, normally on the back of her horse. Her teenage years were totally different to her idyllic childhood. After her father died, the family of five women moved to Kokstad, a rural town at the foot of the Drakensberg Mountains in South Africa, and the boarding school hostel became her home. In the tradition of Tony Park and Wilbur Smith, Australian author, TM Clark, writes what she knows and tells the stories that need to be told. The settings for her novels, The Nature of the Lion, Child of Africa, Tears of the Cheetah and Shooting Butterflies, are all sparked by her imagination but based on her childhood homeland. In this episode, we chat about the following: the nature of storytelling research different cultures and wild places getting the facts right; local words, customs, culture, politics border wars & the bushmen of Africa setting as character the importance of plot to drive a story forward procrastination, and how to overcome it writers block raw emotion You can find out more about Clark and her books https://www.tmclark.com.au/ (here.)  

The parkrun adventurers get all confused about the ‘p-index' and Mel has her second parkrun misadventure in two weeks. Best-selling Australian author and Hazyview parkrunner Tony Park stops by to chat about his exciting upcoming novel and what parkrunning in South Africa is really like. And Melissa Ellis walks the plank at Christie's Beach parkrun.

Fine Music Radio — It’s noon on the first Monday of the month, so it’s BOOK CHOICE on Fine Music radio, and it’s a warm welcome from me, Gorry Bowes Taylor Matabata . . . .. This happy hour Andrew Marjoribank, Wordsworth Books brings you a bagful about his knees and his Passion for Opera, and his book is one of today’s Giveaways. Cindy Moritz spies a grand thriller in Daniel Silva’s The Other Woman. More spine chillers from Mike Fitzjames, including the new Tony Park, which is also one of today’s Giveaways. The 10th of October is World Mental Health Day. The Enumerations is a novel about the effects of a mental condition on a family. Vanessa Levenstein spoke to author, Máire (pronounced Moira) Fisher. John Hanks hopes that adults, too, will read Kids’ Snakes of Southern Africa by Johan Marais, and keep snakes alive, and Lesley Beake talks teenage fantasy, in other words, other worlds and two good books for the young. Peter Soal gives us the up-beat on the first Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa, Louis Botha by Richard Steyn. Philip Todres takes on a remarkable tome - Belonging - The story of the Jews 1492 - 1900’ by Simon Schama. If Matabataba finds the time, but I doubt it, we’ve a pre-recorded chat with Zimbabwean writer, Jill Baker, about the first in her sizzling Zambezi trilogy, The Horns.

It's noon on the first Monday of the month, so it's BOOK CHOICE on Fine Music radio, and it's a warm welcome from me, Gorry Bowes Taylor Matabata . . . .. This happy hour Andrew Marjoribank, Wordsworth Books brings you a bagful about his knees and his Passion for Opera, and his book is one of today's Giveaways. Cindy Moritz spies a grand thriller in Daniel Silva's The Other Woman. More spine chillers from Mike Fitzjames, including the new Tony Park, which is also one of today's Giveaways. The 10th of October is World Mental Health Day. The Enumerations is a novel about the effects of a mental condition on a family. Vanessa Levenstein spoke to author, Máire (pronounced Moira) Fisher. John Hanks hopes that adults, too, will read Kids' Snakes of Southern Africa by Johan Marais, and keep snakes alive, and Lesley Beake talks teenage fantasy, in other words, other worlds and two good books for the young. Peter Soal gives us the up-beat on the first Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa, Louis Botha by Richard Steyn. Philip Todres takes on a remarkable tome - Belonging - The story of the Jews 1492 - 1900' by Simon Schama. If Matabataba finds the time, but I doubt it, we've a pre-recorded chat with Zimbabwean writer, Jill Baker, about the first in her sizzling Zambezi trilogy, The Horns.

On the 2nd Anniversary Edition of The CobraCast, Austin Music Royalty were in the house... Tony Park, AJ Vallejo, DJ Crash and David Komie stopped by to say hello and help me celebrate... Thanks to everyone who has supported the CobraCast in the past 2 years... The best is yet to come ;)...    

Manchester United Youth Author and Historian, Tony Park joins me on today's Warm Down to discuss who is REALLY running Manchester United. There is a distinct lack of leadership at the club from the first team to the academy to the first team right now and I'm not sure how it improves.

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On this Episode... Tony Park, Eric Dickerson and Danny Garcia from Austin's own "Three:33" drop by the studio for an awesome episode to say the least... We were promoting the Big "November Reign Birthday Show" at the Texas Mist on Saturday, November 4, 2017... Just a great time with some of my favorite people and just a great podcast all the way around... Much Love and Enjoy ;)       

On this episode, Vocalist Tony Park and Bassist Eric Dickerson, from Austin's own "Three33", stop by the studio for a great episode... Just a great conversation about Three33, the changes they have gone through plus new music coming from the band... Also we talk about the Austin original music scene, where it's been and where we think it's going.... And some talk about the CobraCast, where it's been and taking it to the next level... Enjoy ;) #celerypopsicles #weedoil    

International bestselling author Tony Park talks of a life shared between Australia and Africa; running from lions in your underwear; using writing to address post traumatic stress disorder; how stable government drives major social change;  and what it's like to write while serving in Afghanistan with the Australian Army. Tony is the author of 13 bestselling action adventure novels set across the wilds of the African continent, capturing the majesty and terror of a unique world of eco-terrorism, poachers, oil pirates and assassins. He's been labelled Australia's answer to Wilbur Smith and is also the author of five non-fiction works to date. Cruelly, he chose to kill the host of this podcast in one of his books... and it didn't affect his sales.

"This finest hour: Andrew Marjoribanks, Wordsworth Books, brings us his usual inspiring collection of the best of the new books, and you'll listen with amazement and amusement to Jonathan Shapiro aka Zapiro chatting to Philip Todres. Terribly there were the fires, perhaps be reassured by Myrna Robins leafing through "FIRE TO FLOWER: A Chronology after a Wildfire in Fynbos", by Ruth Garland and Greg Nicolson. Cindy Moritz was delighted with "Here I am", Jonathan Saffran Foer's first novel in 11 years, tough subject, terrific read. We chat to Michael du Preez about his alluring and enriching biography written with Jeremy Dronfield - "Dr James Barry – A Woman Ahead of her Time", the triumphs and tragedies of James Barry's life in the early 1800s, much of it in Cape Town. Mike Fitzjames sets out to jangle our festively fragile nerves with three chilling thrillers by Tony Park, Lee Child and James Patterson, while Beverley Roos Muller ups the ante with Shari Lapena's debut novel, "The Couple Next Door" - an unexpectedly successful thriller. Melvyn Minnaar delights in Tim Peake's wonderful "Hello is This Planet Earth", and finally Vanessa Levenstein is beguiled by Bernard Schlink's "The Woman on the Stairs".

Fine Music Radio — "This finest hour: Andrew Marjoribanks, Wordsworth Books, brings us his usual inspiring collection of the best of the new books, and you’ll listen with amazement and amusement to Jonathan Shapiro aka Zapiro chatting to Philip Todres. Terribly there were the fires, perhaps be reassured by Myrna Robins leafing through "FIRE TO FLOWER: A Chronology after a Wildfire in Fynbos", by Ruth Garland and Greg Nicolson. Cindy Moritz was delighted with "Here I am", Jonathan Saffran Foer’s first novel in 11 years, tough subject, terrific read. We chat to Michael du Preez about his alluring and enriching biography written with Jeremy Dronfield - "Dr James Barry – A Woman Ahead of her Time", the triumphs and tragedies of James Barry’s life in the early 1800s, much of it in Cape Town. Mike Fitzjames sets out to jangle our festively fragile nerves with three chilling thrillers by Tony Park, Lee Child and James Patterson, while Beverley Roos Muller ups the ante with Shari Lapena’s debut novel, "The Couple Next Door" - an unexpectedly successful thriller. Melvyn Minnaar delights in Tim Peake’s wonderful "Hello is This Planet Earth", and finally Vanessa Levenstein is beguiled by Bernard Schlink’s "The Woman on the Stairs".

Tony Park (ex-Pushmonkey singer) and Gentry Garcia of Austin's own "Three33" stop by the Studio for a Friday Night Special Edition of CobraCast..... A great podcast talking about Austin's "Back In The Day" original music scene vs. the current scene and maybe where it's headed.... Plus talking about their band "Three33", their older music, their current music and their upcoming shows around town...... Special thanks to Tony, who brought me a few "Three33" CD's.... "The Things That Break" and "The Ugly Side Of True"..... Go pick up a your own copies at one of their shows or at www.cdbaby.com :)...... Recorded Live November 18, 2016

Tasmanian Entrepreneur Show Episode 18: Tony Park from Business Tribes.For full show notes visit the episode on the website: http://tasmanianentrepreneurshow.com/ep-18-tony-park-business-tribes

Tony Park has set a fast and furious adventure in Namibia with rhinoceros horn being at the centre of the drama in 'An Empty Coast'.Steve Tolz takes us on a writer's journey in 'Quicksand'.

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