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「初瀬亮がイングランドのシェフィールドに移籍決定。地元ファンの反応は？」　　J1リーグの開幕が2月14日に控える中、昨2024シーズンの王者ヴィッセル神戸は6日に、DF初瀬亮のシェフィールド・ウェンズデイへの完全移籍を発表した。　UK大手メディア『BBC』でもこの話題は取り上げられ、「イングランド2部のシェフィールド・ウェンズデイが、元ヴィッセル神戸の左サイドバック初瀬亮をフリートランスファーで獲得した」と報じている。　この移籍に関して、シェフィールドのクラブ愛称「アウルズ（Owls）」を冠するサポーターサイト『Owlstalk』では多数のコメントが寄せられた。　「Jリーグは、現在多くのチームにとって大きな利益をもたらしている市場。選手たちは、体力的にも速く、技術的にも優れている傾向がある。初瀬がそれらの条件を満たしていることを祈る。もしそうなら、非常に歓迎すべき補強となるだろう」「日本で連続タイトル獲得しており、それを絶対に軽視すべではない。Jリーグの選手にとって、ハードワークは絶対的な条件だ。セルティックのFW前田大然がその好例だ」　「初瀬の記録を見る限り、良い契約になると思う。質の高いCBが欲しかったけど、彼は大きな助けになるはずだ」「Jリーグからは、非常に優れた技術を持ったサッカー選手が何人か輩出されている」「我々に初の日本人選手が加わるのは本当に素晴らしい」「なぜ彼は日本代表として一度も代表キャップを獲得したことがないの？」「あらゆる面で素晴らしい契約だ。質の高い選手のようだ」　歓迎するコメントが溢れており、初瀬の活躍に期待が高まっているようだ。なお、シェフィールドは初瀬との契約期間を明らかにしていない。

Another new Doctor Who trailer! New episode titles unveiled! Golda Rosheuvel is in Episode 1! All this and more in a timey-wimey episode of the podcast, which contains much Mrrahh Business, more cast announcements, a light dusting of contempt for AI, a Steven Moffat conversation on Youtube, and Episode One of our Classic Series Commentary for “Terror of the Autons”!  Links: Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon Doctor Who – Golda Rosheuvel jumps aboard the TARDIS as episode titles are revealed New BBC Doctor Who Trailer Doctor Who Magazine 602 Two Doctor Who episodes nominated for Hugo for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form Doctor Who 2024: BBC Confirms 4K For The Full Series BBC Will Stop Using AI For ‘Doctor Who' Promotion After Receiving Complaints BBC Director General nevertheless revealed there are bold plans for AI going forward Russell T Davies says end of BBC is ‘undoubtedly on its way' BBC looks for commercial deals as it faces potential end of licence fee Doctor Who cited as evolution of of how funding for high-end scripted drama could evolve in the UK BBC must spend more on TV in Wales, says report Steven Moffat in conversation at Glasgow University Doctor Who: I, TARDIS: Memoirs of an Impossible Blue Box Hardcover due July 11 Doctor Who: I, TARDIS: Memoirs of an Impossible Blue Box Audio CD due July 11 Big Finish – The War Doctor Rises begins August 2024 Big Finish – Torchwood: Disco coming May 2024 Commentary: Terror of the Autons Episode 1

UK correspondent Matt Dathan joins Kathryn to talk about the one story that's dominated the news headlines since Friday - the high profile BBC presenter who allegedly paid a young person for explicit messages. Huw Edwards was outed by his wife this morning, as she said he was in hospital with 'serious mental health issues'. The government is determined to push its controversial Illegal Migration Bill onto the statute book before Parliament rises for its summer recess next week - but is being stymied by the House of Lords. And the UK's Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has told Ukraine at the NATO summit in Lithuania that it's not an "Amazon" service for weapons and it should show more gratitude for donations. Matt Dathan is Home Affairs Editor at The Times

Tonight we just have some things to discuss about upcoming investigations, and look back on what we are truly grateful for. Especially 'You' our viewers.Added to this is some audio recorded on a night hike in the Pine Barrens with the UK BBC who came over the pond to investigate the mystery surrounding Ong's Hat.Thanks for Squatchin'Check out the selection of fine products from our friends at Yeti Bars, including the New Squatch Talks Podcast YetiBar, and be sure to use discount code STP10 at check out to receive 10% Off your order!https://www.yetibars.net/ Follow us on:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHJMsw9t2LqaJYVrPTYiCiQhttps://www.instagram.com/squatch_talks_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/Squatchtalkspodcast/https://twitter.com/SquatchTalkshttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1895089https://open.spotify.com/show/2n0xiqGEgkxsVjxUFSIiRYhttps://www.NASBRO.NET/ 

World News in 7 minutes. Monday 13th March 2023. Support us and read the transcripts at send7.org/transcriptsToday: Israel protests. Iran Saudi relations. Australia floods. Peru cyclone. DRC homeless. Ukraine updates. UK BBC crisis. France pensions. Micronesia China interference. Iran Mahsa Amini reports. Germany sleep science.With Stephen Devincenzi.Please leave a rating on Apple podcasts or Spotify.Contact us at podcast@send7.org or send an audio message at speakpipe.com/send7If you enjoy the podcast please help to support us at send7.org/supportSEND7 (Simple English News Daily in 7 minutes) tells the most important world news stories in intermediate English. Every day, listen to the most important stories from every part of the world in slow, clear English. Whether you are an intermediate learner trying to improve your advanced, technical and business English, or if you are a native speaker who just wants to hear a summary of world news as fast as possible, join Stephen Devincenzi, Namitha Ragunath and Juliet Martin every morning. Transcripts can be found at send7.org/transcripts. Simple English News Daily is the perfect way to start your day, by practising your listening skills and understanding complicated stories in a simple way. It is also highly valuable for IELTS and TOEFL students. Students, teachers, and people with English as a second language, tell us that they listen to SEND7 because they can learn English through hard topics, but simple grammar. We believe that the best way to improve your spoken English is to immerse yourself in real-life content, such as what our podcast provides. SEND7 covers all news including politics, business, natural events and human rights. Whether it is happening in Europe, Africa, Asia, the Americas or Oceania, you will hear it on SEND7, and you will understand it. For more information visit send7.org/contact

London-based Mariayah Kaderbhai studied French and Cinema at Queen Mary's College, University of London and Paris. She began her career at the BFI and then joined BAFTA, where she is Head of Programmes, overseeing industry events and initiatives across film, television and games industries. She works across  events, research and policy to ensure the screen industries become more inclusive across all unrepresented groups on and off screen and reflect the society we live in. She has also worked on Al Jazeera's former flagship film show The Fabulous Picture Show' as a producer/journalist. Mariayah has interviewed cinema greats as Penelope Cruz, Jake Gyllenhaal, JJ Abrams, Jacques Audiard, Spike Lee, Ron Howard, Tom Hanks, Thomas Vinterberg, Daniel Kaluyya, Timothée Chalamet, Anthony Hopkins, Mira Nair, Stephen Frears, Nicole Kidman, Steve Carell and Riz Ahmed among many more. She has just completed her Masters Degree in Media and the Middle East at SOAS, University of London, focussing on the geopolitics of the Middle East, her thesis focussed on the representation of Muslims on TV in the UK BBC. Her research fed into USC Annenberg's study of Muslim Representation in Film & Television. BAFTA Short film toolkit: https://www.bafta.org/sites/default/files/uploads/the_short_film_toolkit.pdf

Rishi Sunak promised his government would be characterised by integrity, professionalism, and accountability.Has that promise been shattered by the revelations over the appointment of Richard Sharp, and Nadhim Zahawi's tax affairs?Martin Geissler questioned Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar on Sir Keir Starmer's "Make Brexit work" strategy on the Sunday Show. Was it simply coincidence that The National published a poll indicating widespread dissatisfaction with the BBC's coverage of Brexit?Time for Scotland - the group that organised rallies on Supreme Court Verdict Day - is holding a 'Lights On' event outside the Scottish Parliament on 31 Jan 2023, urging support for Scotland's right to self-determination.The aim is to remind everyone Brexit was the democratic choice of English voters, not Scots.To find out more and how to take part in a rally go tohttps://timeforscotland.scot/BBC Radio Scotland has also come under fire for its proposals to cut specialist music provision in jazz, classical, and piping.Is this yet another sign of the broadcaster dancing to a UK BBC policy of budget cuts and ratings chasing?https://www.change.org/p/stop-bbc-radio-scotland-axing-classics-unwrapped-from-the-schedulehttps://www.change.org/p/please-save-bbc-radio-scotland-s-jazz-nights-from-being-axedhttps://www.change.org/p/why-we-must-retain-a-full-service-pipeline-programme-on-bbc-radio-scotlandAll this plus reflections on the Business for Scotland annual dinner, the UK government dropping plans to run pilot schemes for menopause leave, and the "Scotch bonnet" stooshy. ★ Support this podcast ★

This week on the In Her Financial Shoes Podcast, I am joined by Rachel Watkyn. Rachel is the most successful “dragon” to date from the UK BBC series Dragon's Den. A very successful business owner, Rachel shares her story and we dig deeper into how you can stay resilient and overcome extreme trauma to still go on and thrive. After spending time in Sierra Leone and experiencing her own level of feast in famine as a child, Rachel set about building a sustainable fair trade business that gave back to those in need. Join us as we discuss how financial and money trauma has an impact on the decisions we make in life and our relationship with money.   In this episode: Using your challenges for positive change Why money is only a tool for freedom and won't bring happiness Ways to overcome negativity from others in your journey How to manage the chimp on your shoulder when imposter syndrome hits The damage that over giving causes to others   Resources: Get my FREE book ‘It's Not About The Money' Register for my FREE Financial Coaching Masterclass Connect with Catherine on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook Join Catherine's Facebook Page and FREE Facebook Group My Online Courses – Investing for beginners from £1 Catherine's YouTube Channel  Find out more about the Wealthy Woman School Connect with Rachel on Instagram or on her Website Find out more about Rachel's businesses Aire Active and Tiny Box Company

This is the second podcast about the UK BBC 2 television documentary Princes and the Press. Podcast #117 of mine covered Part one of this two-part series. As I said in my earlier podcast,  nothing  that came out in part 1 of the TV program was really new.  We had confirmed from UK newspaper reporters themselves, what we already suspected,  that members of the UK Royal Family work in silos, are highly competitive over the amount of positive press coverage that they receive, and that they occasionally leak stories to the press  - both to push their own agenda's and / or to make other members of their family look bad.  We also learned that William glad handles the press recognizing that the Royals and the press somewhat rely on each other,  whilst Harry loathes them, with this linked back to his mother's death and the treatment of his former girlfriends and now his wife Meghan.  The first program touched briefly on the actions of members of the Royal Family and their staff,  briefing the press about other Royal Family members, but without saying which royal household was doing it. The newspaper reporters, the ones providing the narrative in both episodes of the documentary, being extremely protective of their highly placed sources.Despite this vey casual mention on back briefing the press, after the airing of episode one there was an immediate fall-out for the BBC in that Prince William and Kate (Catherine) decided to have Kate's Christmas Carol concert aired by rival UK TV channel ITV as opposed to the BBC . We all wondered why? It seemed such an over-reaction to the content of the first episode. Well, after finally viewing the second part of the documentary, William and Kate and their Kensington Palace staff do not come out smelling of roses. Here's what we learned from part 2 of Princes and the Press:1.   The allegations levelled against Meghan of bullying royal staff were discussed as well as the timing of these revelations,  just before Meghan and Harry's March 2021 Oprah Winfrey interview. 2.   The documentary takes us back in time, to when Meghan had good press in the UK, and then the sudden change. Why this change took place, as far as news reporters were concerned. 3.   We learned that the UK press love Kate. 4.   Meghan's so called 'missteps' are discussed - how  this modern princess that the press and the public so very much wanted, didn't act like other princesses.5.   The creation of the soap opera by the press in comparing Meghan and Kate, and comparing the household of William and Kate v Meghan and Harry. 6.   Meghan and Harry's handling of the birth of Archie and how this annoyed the press. 7.  UK reporters in the documentary admitting  that they have been deliberately targeting Meghan and Harry with negative news stories, and printing positive ones for Kate and William.I end by asking why any of this is important and ponder are the Royals playing a dangerous game in leaking stories  - are they risking their own survival?Please keep listening for future podcasts on all things Meghan, Harry, Archie and Lili.  Reach out to me through my blog at https://www.kindthoughtsformeghanmarkle.com/ and on twitter https://twitter.com/JeanetteSongolo

In this episode, recorded remotely in early August, I speak with Kate Flitcroft - one of the incredible jewellery experts on the iconic UK BBC programme, The Antiques Roadshow. Kate, who is now part of the jewellery team at Bonhams, divulges what goes on behind the scenes, some of the amazing pieces of jewellery that she has discovered on the show and what it is like to film in some of the country's most spectacular stately homes and gardens. This episode is in memory of my father, Mark Goodbody, who died earlier this week (7th Sept 2021) and who loved the AR so much that he would more often than not disturb bedtime with my babies, to tell me to turn the show on as there was an exquisite piece of jewellery to look at. Of course I was probably watching it too! The show has been a family favourite for as long as I can remember - my mother wouldn't even let us talk during it! To donate to my podcast please do visit the link below. Thank you. https://ko-fi.com/thejewellerian

In a new report on the future of CBD in the UK, the industry calls on Government to allow British farmers to grow hemp to produce the oil. CBD - cannabidiol - comes from the leaves and flowers of the hemp plant. It’s used as an additive in many products, from food and drink to skin treatments and the growing market for it here is reckoned to be worth 300 million pounds a year. No surprise then that farmers would like to get involved, but as of now, although they can grow hemp with a licence, it can't be used for CBD extraction. The Home office told us its waiting for advice from the independent Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs on how the law on CBD products can be strengthened and clarified before anything is decided. The BBC Food and Farming Awards are back! The awards will give us a chance to celebrate the people or companies who’ve made a real difference, over the past year. With the Farming for the Future Award, we want to recognise the individuals and business who are going above and beyond to find solutions to the many challenges facing farmers and are working to build a more resilient and sustainable industry for the future. We’re accepting nominations now via the BBC Food and Farming Awards website – bbc.co.uk/foodawards – where you’ll find details of all of the categories, as well as our terms and privacy notice. Nominations close at one minute to midnight on Monday the 17th of May 2021. And we find out about "Inns on the Edge" - a new project to record the history and heritage of pubs along the 50 mile Lincolnshire coastline between Grimsby and Boston. Presented by Charlotte Smith Produced for BBC Audio in Bristol by Heather Simons

On this weeks episode Simon K speaks to Ultan Conlon. Ultan Conlon has shared the stage with the likes of Jackson Browne, Shelby Lynne, John Fogerty, Mavis Staples, Bryan Ferry, John Grant, Eddi Reader, Patty Griffin and Richard Hawley, among others. Ultan has also performed duets with Glen Hansard and John Martyn, and Martyn recorded Ultan's song “Really Gone” in 2005.  Many of Ultan's lauded songs have received extensive airplay in Ireland (RTE Radio 1, Lyric FM) and the UK (BBC). RTE Radio 1, Marty Whelan (Lyric FM) and Eve Blair (BBC Radio Ulster) all deemed There's a Waltz as their recommended Album of the Week. He currently has an album out called There's a waltz and a new single with Gaby Moreno called“The river flows” Web: http://ultanconlon.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1oybPZFdjoVFGlb2Yvq7uH Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ultanconlonmusic/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/UltanConlon Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnDhgL1FJLyiu6o15pp1q0w/featured Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ultanconlon/?hl=en Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ultanconlon           Support us!

00:30 Elvira Perez00:40 Paurav Shukla01:00 Sean Riley 01:20 Glastonbury Cancelled03:30 Your smart devices listening to you, explained (Vox)03:48 Why Do We Use Virtual Assistants Like Siri, Alexa and the Like? (LWAI Podcast) 04:20 Amazon Sidewalk will create entire smart neighborhoods. Here's what you should know (Cnet)05:10 Wi-fi sharing plan launched in UK (BBC)06:10 Christine Evers44:45 The Social Dilemma (Netflix)49:52 Jurassic Park Quote (quotes.net)If you want to get in touch with us here at the Living with AI Podcast, you can visit the TASHub website at www.tas.ac.uk where you can also find out more about the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems HubThe Living with AI Podcast is a production of the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems HubPodcast Host: Sean Riley The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website

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After instructing countries around the world that lockdowns were the only way to deal with COVID-19 in the absence of a vaccine, the World Health Organisation has now advised that they are not a long term solution to handling the virus. So what do we do now? Do we leave the more vulnerable people in our community to lock themselves away while we get on with our lives?  The Quicky checks in with the UK, Spain and back home in Melbourne to find out how lockdowns are being handled around the world and what, if any alternative there is without them. Subscribe to The Quicky at... https://mamamia.com.au/the-quicky/ CREDITS  Host/Producer: Claire Murphy Guest Booker: Mel Sauer Audio Producer: Ian Camilleri Guests: Dr Norman Swan, GP and host of the ABC's Coronacast podcast. Spanish actress Maria Albinana, UK BBC radio producer Lotta Heagg and Melbourne resident Fiona Bell  CONTACT US Got a topic you'd like us to cover? Send us an email at thequicky@mamamia.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week your host visits Richard Doom (@richarddoomed) to discuss how biologists organize life and how coral fits into these definitions. Sources: Aldhebiani, A.Y. (2018) Species concept and speciation. Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences 25 (3): 437-440. Attenborough, D. (Writer) & Scoones, P. (Director). (2001) Coral seas [Television series episode]. In Fothergill, A. (Producer), Blue Planet. London, UK: BBC. Hickman, C.P., L.S. Roberts, A. Larson, H. l’Anson, D.J. Eisenhour. (2006) Integrated principles of zoology, 13th ed. New York: McGraw-Hill. Mayr, E. (1942) Systematics and the Origin of Species (Columbia Univ. Press, New York) Simpson, G.G. (1951) The species concept. Evolution 5 (4): 285-298. Wiley, E.O. (1978) The evolutionary species concept reconsidered. Systematic Biology 27 (1): 17-26. Wikipedia contributors. (2019, June 5). Kingdom (biology). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 14:37, July 11, 2019, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kingdom_(biology)&oldid=900381901

From a spell at BBC local radio whilst at teacher training college, he was to become a household name on children’s TV and one of the UK’s most distinctive radio broadcasters.  In this hour of #radiomoments ‘Conversations’, the inimitable Tommy Boyd tells of his early days in BBC local radio and LBC - and how he quickly realised a childhood ambition in landing a top job in kids TV at Thames with Magpie. He opens up about the complex times at the original Talk Radio UK – how his programme’s reputation grew - and how that spell there ended. Tommy tells too about his time at Southern Sound and back in BBC local radio and Talksport. Hear also how he feels about radio management, regulators, callers, industry uncertainty – and about his good luck and those individuals who encouraged him along the way. In his own words, this is the Tommy Boyd story. See the whole Conversations series [here](https://www.davidlloydradio.com/conversations). Theme music from [Larry Bryant](http://www.larrybryant.com/).

Linguistic SloppinessAs my regular readers will know, I am fascinated by languages, so I have noticed a strange shift in the BBC's reporting.When I was a student of the USSR and Russian in the seventies, we talked about THE Ukraine, THE Caucasus et cetera. Now, as a Russian language speaker, I know that Russian does not have articles (a, an the), so when I heard them dropped in reference to the recent troubles there, it was a surprise more than a shock.However, last night, I heard a UK BBC reporter refer to THE United Kingdom as 'United Kingdom'.Is this a new trend or just sloppiness?To my mind, WE, in English, have articles, if you want to be taken seriously, bloody well use them, plonkers!** Update: I just heard a reporter referring to 'Muslim Brotherhood' not 'THE Muslim Brotherhood', yet he used articles correctly elsewhere in his report. It's catching on! **∞On a different subject, I want to promote the advertising power of this website, I cannot believe that so few people have picked up on it.Anyway, 90% of readers are American, that means 70k page views a month, and the next best are UK at 17,788 and France at 17,648 per month.Today, the sixteenth, Google has sniffed around 3,846 times and the average for a human visitor has been 359 secs a visit, which is high. It translates to 22.34 pages a visit.Handsome!∞I was just talking to 'my daughter', sorry, I still don't know what to call her even after ten years, although I've heard she calls me 'Dad' generally, but Owen to my face. We will iron that one out tomorrow.Anyway, I told her that her English was worse than it had ever been even after three years in university. She said that the reason was that she was scared of making mistakes and people laughing at her now that she was older.This is the root cause of intelligent Thais not getting on - it's a national tragedy!They are scared that people will laugh at them.It reveals a high level of national insecurity.∞'Asian Shorts' is now 100% full and I have pencilled in 'Paranormal Shorts' for next month, so if you have a story for it, send it as soon as you like, or start writing one if you haven't.Get a free copy of the Asian Shorts audiobook here: Asian Shorts free audiobookAll the best,OwenPS: if you like linguistics, listen to this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05tl3jmPodcast: Linguistic Sloppiness

Linguistic Sloppiness Linguistic Sloppiness As my regular readers will know, I am fascinated by languages, so I have noticed a strange shift in the BBC's reporting. When I was a student of the USSR and Russian in the seventies, we talked about THE Ukraine, THE Caucasus et cetera. Now, as a Russian language speaker, I know that Russian does not have articles (a, an the), so when I heard them dropped in reference to the recent troubles there, it was a surprise more than a shock. However, last night, I heard a UK BBC reporter refer to THE United Kingdom as 'United Kingdom'. Is this a new trend or just sloppiness? To my mind, WE, in English, have articles, if you want to be taken seriously, bloody well use them, plonkers! ** Update: I just heard a reporter referring to 'Muslim Brotherhood' not 'THE Muslim Brotherhood', yet he used articles correctly elsewhere in his report. It's catching on! ** ∞ On a different subject, I want to promote the advertising power of this website, I cannot believe that so few people have picked up on it. Anyway, 90% of readers are American, that means 70k page views a month, and the next best are UK at 17,788 and France at 17,648 per month. Today, the sixteenth, Google has sniffed around 3,846 times and the average for a human visitor has been 359 secs a visit, which is high. It translates to 22.34 pages a visit. Handsome! ∞ I was just talking to 'my daughter', sorry, I still don't know what to call her even after ten years, although I've heard she calls me 'Dad' generally, but Owen to my face. We will iron that one out tomorrow. Anyway, I told her that her English was worse than it had ever been even after three years in university. She said that the reason was that she was scared of making mistakes and people laughing at her now that she was older. This is the root cause of intelligent Thais not getting on - it's a national tragedy! They are scared that people will laugh at them. It reveals a high level of national insecurity. ∞ 'Asian Shorts' is now 100% full and I have pencilled in 'Paranormal Shorts' for next month, so if you have a story for it, send it as soon as you like, or start writing one if you haven't. Get a free copy of the Asian Shorts audiobook here: Asian Shorts free audiobook All the best, Owen PS: if you like linguistics, listen to this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05tl3jm Podcast: Linguistic Sloppiness

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Toronto's Dayna Shereck releases her debut EP called Suitcase Full Of Dreams on June 23rd. The project was produced by Larry Beaird of Beaird Music Studios in Nashville. She is also releasing a music video for the song "Goodbye Doesn't Say It All". “Life is messy, and I’m not afraid to write about it,” says Dayna. “There is no such thing as playing it safe in music. I want to say what people are really feeling, and that comes down to being willing to be vulnerable.” Dayna describes herself as “a late bloomer” in music and more of a writer than a vocalist. In the four short years Dayna has been writing, she has made numerous trips to Nashville and developed a strong relationship with Dan Hodges Publishing which has led to writing opportunities with more established writers. She has been placed on NSAI’s “Ones to Watch” list, and has been a finalist and semi-finalist in the International Songwriting Competition for 2012, 2013 and 2014. She has had her songs recorded by several independent artists, including co-writing two songs placed on Marcum Stewart’s album “Put It in Drive”, an album that has secured TV and film placements in the US, and that has received airplay on  the UK-BBC. “Whadaya Say”, a song co-written with Marcum Stewart and Shantell Ogden, was recently placed in the new film “On the Wing” with Corbin Bernsen and Shirley Jones.  “Country music has always been about honesty and true emotion” says Don Graham of Cashbox Canada. “Dayna Shereck delivers both in spades. Great songs, great voice. With talent like this, she will be around for a long time”.  

T minus 5 days until The Eleventh Hour.   Welcome to this, the 2nd Mostly Harmless Cutaway. Today Eric & Megan break down the newest, latest, and greatest Doctor Who series 5 trailers and clips. They discuss: The 3D / vortex cinematic trailer. The combined BBCA extended montage + The most recent Jonathan Ross trailer BBC News TARDIS crashed in the Garden clip. The Vampires in Venice clip. Opening moments of The Eleventh Hour clip.   [All of these trailers, clips, & more can be found here: http://guidetothewhoverse.tumblr.com/] Thanks so much to Chip (@2minutetimelord) from the Two-minute Time Lord podcast for providing this episode's intro. We certainly feel his contribution adds a bit of gravitas to our humble program. Please follow the links and check out his awesome concentrated commentaries on the world of Doctor Who. Also thanks to Radio Free Skaro for getting many of these recent series 5 clips & trailers up on their website in swift order. We really appreciate your efforts. Disclaimer: Yes we realize that this still isn't you're beloved Hitchhiker's Guide to the Whoverse. Well, were you aware that series 5 of Doctor Who is imminent? We don't know about you, but we are super excited over here and we'd really like to talk about the new show, record our thoughts, and post them on our feed. We'd really love for all of you, our listeners, to hang around and give the new format a chance, but we understand if it's not your cup of tea. We are planning to do a ~15-20 minute MHC / Review / Discussion for each and every series 5 ep airing for approximately the next 14 weeks, hopefully to be released by that Monday following the UK/BBC airing. There are still remaining backlog HHG2W in addition to those we will continue to create so stay tuned, they will eventually appear on this feed. We hope all of you find our plans and endeavors worthwhile, this is going to be a very, very busy season for us to try and crank the podcasts out in a timely, current, and relevant matter. Please strap yourselves in, hold on tight, and whatever you do... DON'T PANIC     Creator/Producer: Eric EscamillaEmail: bullitt33 ~at~ gmail ~dot~comSkype username: bullitt33Twitter: @Bullitt33Facebook: Bullitt33 Co-host: Megan Hibner  Email: meganhibner ~at~ gmail ~dot~comTwitter: @meganhibner YouTube: youtube.com/TheChannelofRassilon HHG2W:Email: guidetothewhoverse ~at~ gmail ~dot~comWebsite: guidetothewhoverse.libsyn.comTwitter: @HHG2WTumblr: guidetothewhoverse.tumblr.com SFPL:Voicemail: 773-336-2686Website: scifipartyline.comTwitter: @SciFiPartyLineTumblr: scifipartyline.tumblr.comFacebook: Sci-Fi Party Line The MHC theme was created by Eric Escamilla.The MHC coverart was created by Cat (@fancyfembot). [Subscribe via iTunes]