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S10E04 – ProstateGuest:  Trevor RiskMusic:  MedsunIntro Music: FleshgardenPre-show: Welcome! Where in the world is Trevor Risk? Trevor Risk = The Sgt. Schultz of Letterkenny The Ostrich Show music WKRP in Cincinnati Cosmopolitan Latvian cat podcast Jonathan Torrens  The usual stuff: How Are Ya Now? Cosplay Contest. https://howareyanowpod.com/cosplay Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/HowAreYaNowPod Discord: https://howareyanowpod.com/discord Merch: https://howareyanowpod.com/merch Independent Bands. hosts@howareyanowpod.com Voicemail Number – (304) 50-FERDA Music this week:  MedsunGuest this week:  Trevor Risk Twitter:  https://twitter.com/SunshineSucks IG:  https://www.instagram.com/risk_youth/ Recap:  Dyck Meat (thanks to Rene Encarnacion)This week's episode deep dive:  S10E04 – ProstateThoughts/Theories/Trivia/Terms/Observations/Trivia: The dejected look on Katy's face when no one laughs at her joke of “home of where the threes are nines”. Wayne saying that the doctor looks like a “Darrin” is an easter egg to the actor's name; Darrin Rose Guy who shot his doctor from ejaculating during his prostate exam. Don't be afraid of butt stuff, fellas (and others). Weight lifting can cause hemorrhoids. Guys who try to bend THAT far over. Dad jokes. Dary's comforting of Wayne when Katy confronts him. More autistic indicators for Wayne. Accurate representations. Using exposition properly. The boys bent over THEN stood back up to get the actual prostate exam. Michael Buble and the Kelly Bundy of Argentina Trevor Risk:  Schodinger's Guest FUCK – FIGHT – FERDAEnd of Show: Final thoughts… Next Week:Season 10/Episode 5 – VidVok with David Phelps of High Roller Games Farewells Outro: Keep Up The Bad Work Band:    MedsunLocation:   Manchester, UKIntro:  FleshgardenOutro: Keep Up The Bad WorkShow Music Playlist on Tidal:https://tidal.com/browse/playlist/5cdb8741-c94e-446d-9cd6-6d706891629f★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Scott Patterson returns to the hotseat to discuss the win over Hibernian - which has plenty of talking points - and a look over the upcoming games that follow the international break, plus much, much more.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock.#RangersFC #RFC See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This Is Ibrox - The Women's Football PodcastScott Paterson is in the hosting seat and joined by the fantastic Courtney MacKenzie and regular co-host, former Rangers Women's captai,n Clare Gemmell. This week's returning guest is current Rangers Women and Scotland international defender Nicola Docherty, the team the upcoming games, the midweek win over Spartans and much, much more.As always we would like to thank Rangers Football Club for their continued support in our Women's Football Podcast and look forward to bringing you more coverage of the Women's side.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew Anderson, David Cornish, and Hugh Nibloe join Scott Patterson to discuss the win against Dundee, looking ahead to Thursday night's Europa League tie with Sparta Prague, as well as October's crucial league fixtures and the highly controversial introduction of Vaccine Passports.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join the lads as they discuss this Sundays game against Motherwell, the SPFL independent review and vaccine passports.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This Is Ibrox - The Women's Football PodcastWe're back with a bang. Scott Paterson is in the hosting seat and joined by the fantastic Courtney MacKenzie and This Is Ibrox newcomer, former Rangers Women's captain Clare Gemmell. This week's guest is current Rangers Women's manager Malky Thomson, the team discuss the season ahead, new signings and much more.As always we would like to thank Rangers Football Club for their continued support in our Women's Football Podcast and look forward to bringing you more coverage of the Women's side.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave Cornish, Craig Dennett, Kyle McLean and Gavin Kelly discuss last weekends win against St. Johstone, they look ahead to Thursday nights Europa League tie with Lyon and also talk about defensive headaches following the injury to Filip Helander.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The team re-cap the goings on of the season so far. From the good to the bad, it's all covered in this episode.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Scott Paterson is joined by Andrew Anderson, Patrick Caskie and freelance journalist, most notably for Sky Sports News, Andrew Dickson. The lads discussed the UEFA Europa League group stage draw, the Old Firm victory including Filip Helander's winning goal and transfer deadline day and what we can expect.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Scott Paterson is joined this week by Craig Dennett, Kenny McLean and Jim McMillan. The lads discuss the win over Ross County, Everton's interest and bid for full back Nathan Patterson as well as looking ahead to the first Old Firm Derby of the season.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hugh Nibloe talks to Dan from the 'And he takes that chance' podcast about Rangers newest signing from Huddersfield Town, Juninho Bacuna.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Scott Paterson is joined this week by Shug, Dave and debutant Craig Dennett. The lads go in depth about the Dunfermline victory in the League Cup, the quality we currently have in the full back positions and why wining a domestic cup this season has to happen.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tommy McIntyre and Price of Football star Kieran Maguire discuss what the financial impact of the Champions League loss will be to Rangers.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Graham Falk our brand new preview podcast and is joined this week by Patrick Caskie and Hugh Nibloe. The guys discuss the up and coming matches against Dundee United and the Champions League second leg tie against Malmö which will be played in front of a full capacity crowd at Ibrox for the first time since Bayer Leverkusen.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The podcast returns for the 2021/22 season, as usual Scott Paterson is in the hot seat joined by Andrew Anderson, Dylan Brand and Cameron Fulton for their podcast debuts. The guys discussed and reviewed the Livingston win, the importance of Scott Wright this season and select their starting XI for Malmö, plus much much more.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Rangers Review (ft. Heart & Hand, 4 Lads Had A Dream & cjnovo992) - Audio only.Join us and our good friends as we discuss all things Rangers FC on this months Rangers Review.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This Is Ibrox - The Women's Football PodcastOn hosting duties this week is The Scotsman Sports Journalist & Engagement Editor Graham Falk, who is joined by TII Women regular and HerFootball Hub writer Courtney MacKenzie. This week's special guest is Rangers Women's and Scotland National Team star Rachel McLauchlan. Join the team as they discuss all things Rangers Women's football, including Rachel's career to date, including her Scotland debut, the growth of the Women's game, beating Glasgow City 5-0 earlier this year and recent games against Celtic and Motherwell.As always we would like to thank Rangers Football Club for their continued support in our Women's Football Podcast and look forward to bringing you more coverage of the Women's side.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxTwitter: @tiiwomenInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website: www.thisisibrox.co.ukEmail: admin@thisisibrox.co.ukIntro/outro music: Indie Rock and Roll by RocknStock. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

An interview with singer-songwriter, ceremonial musician and song carrier Ayla Schafer. Ayla shares her musical journey and life learnings from the moment she received her first guitar, through her early years as a singer-songwriter, to her 'Hero's Journey' as she fell out of love with music only to remember her true voice, passion and purpose, her very own Song of the Soul, during her time of 're-birth' among the native peoples of Mexico and Peru.Ayla's journey has taken her around the world and into the heart of many cultures. In this open, heartfelt conversation she shares the ancient wisdom she has learned from the traditions of those cultures, and explains her deep understanding of our connection to the Earth, to each other, to all life and to song. Ayla discusses the Song of the Soul that resides in us all, how we can connect with it, how it connects us to our life purpose, how we can reconnect with the Earth and the elements, how we can live more harmoniously with the planet and each other, and the importance of living each day as a living prayer. Throughout the interview, Ayla's strong belief in the healing power of song shines through, as does her respect for the ancient wisdom of native traditions and her strong connection to Mother Earth. To hear Ayla's music, to find details of her workshops and concerts, please visit www.aylaschafer.co.ukIntro music: Unci Maka by Ayla Schafer.  Closing music:  Vuela Con El Viento by Ayla SchaferGuest Biography:"Ayla Schafer is a multi-lingual ‘world folk’ singer-songwriter and a visionary musical artist weaving together a stunning repertoire of original poetic songs with traditional and tribal music, her music expressing a passionate dedication to earth consciousness and the sacred ancient wisdoms. With a growing international presence she is a powerful voice in the world of ‘ceremonial/medicine music’ and the rising global community of people who are committed to residing in harmony with the Earth. To experience the essence of this young songstress is to be taken down an enchanting musical journey that ultimately leads us back to the very core of our own inner existence."Interviewer / podcaster: Alan BurtonThis podcast is also available for free on itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/truth-health-freedom-podcast/id1369946890?mt=2Listen to this interview on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AssOraNkAgc&t=40sListen to this interview on itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/truth-health-freedom-podcast/id1369946890?mt=2Follow the Truth Health Freedom Podcast at www.facebook.com/thfpodcast and www.twitter.com/truthpodcast 

Shownotes for DruidCast Episode 09Drowsy Maggie - www.celticstone.4celts.comBeautiful - Telling the Bees - www.myspace.com/tellingthebeesKristoffer Hughes - www.kristofferhughes.comA Thousand Ideas - Laienda - www.myspace.com/laiendaThe Center Ring - Chrsi Ayer - www.chrisayer.netChristina McCarthy - www.amazon.comMari Mac - Great Big Sea - www.greatbigsea.comMaking the Mead - www.iampaulnewman.co.ukIntro and exit music - The Hills they are Hollow - Damh the Bard - www.paganmusic.co.uk

Shownotes DruidCast Episode 072nd part of the interview with Philip Carr-Gomm on the life of Ross NicholsEvaporate – Chris Ayer - www.chrisayer.net.Deidre of the Sorrows from Language of Birds - Fiona Davidson www.ceilede.co.uk. www.watercolourmusic.comGoddess  - Melissa Cox - www.myspace.com/melissacox.The Spirit World – Josh Woodward - www.joshwoodward.com.Background music middle section – Making the Mead – Paul Newman – www.iampaulnewman.co.ukIntro music – The Hills they are Hollow – Damh the Bard – www.paganmusic.co.ukEmail for Avey and Dave the Flute: wayne.avenson(AT)zen.co.uk

DruidCast Episode 06 - Samhain 2007This month features:Wildwood Dream - Dave the Flute and A. AveyAfter the Darkness, comes the light - Mona Leigh McCrea - www.monaleigh.tvAn interview with Philip Carr-Gomm about the life of Ross Nichols (Nuinn)Cailleach - Silver on the Tree - www.myspace.com/silveronthetreeChiemi Lynn Haman - TimeSamhain Eve - Damh the Bard - www.paganmusic.co.ukIntro music - The Hils they are Hollow - Damh the Bard - www.paganmusic.co.ukMaking the Mead - Paul Newman - www.iampaulnewman.co.uk

DruidCast – A Druid Podcast Episode 05The DruidCon 2007 Special.Philip Carr-Gomm interviews Stephan Allen, Potia, Little Raven, Fionn Tulach and Syd Merle.Cruel Sister – Kate Fletcher – www.katefletcher.co.ukMistletoe Foundation - http://druidnetwork.org/en/mistletoe/foundation.htmlTheir a Bannag, Ho ro Bannag - Fionn Tulach - http://www.ceilede.co.ukSyd Merle Broceliande Forest site - http://terre.sacree.over-blog.com/Tara under threat – www.tarawatch.orgThe Dinador Serpent - http://www.rotherwasribbon.com/Elder - James Reid - Woven Wheat Whispers – www.wovenwheatwhispers.co.ukIntro music – Hills they are Hollow – Damh the Bard – www.paganmusic.co.ukMaking the Mead – Paul Newman – www.iampaulnewman.co.uk