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My guest in this episode of the Leadership Reflections mini-series is Professor Shân Wareing, Vice-Chancellor of Middlesex University. In this episode, Shân shares more about her professional background and progressing her career through an educational development route and into senior leadership. With a prime motivation to want to see students flourish and for institutions to work effectively, Shân reflects upon her pathway to becoming a Vice-Chancellor, including what she learnt along the way, her approach to team leadership, managing resilience. She also considers why it's important to be supporting emerging leaders of the future, and how she still sees leadership as a learning process.  This Leadership Reflections mini-series is kindly sponsored by Minerva. Minerva is an executive search firm that supports universities in making senior executive appointments across academic and professional service roles and also in recruiting to university council and interim positions. Minerva helps individuals enrich their careers and take on roles that fulfil their potential.  

We talked about his Indie horror short film Red Riding Hood 2.0

Send us a Text Message.How can picking up rubbish at a music festival fast-track your career to becoming a digital marketing strategist at a top agency? Tune in to hear Ebony Wareing's story.In this episode, we chat with Ebony, a key team member at Birdcage Marketing for nearly four years. We explore the evolution of digital marketing, including the industry's response to the iOS 14.1 update, and the critical role of creativity and solid strategies. Ebony also shares her journey of balancing a successful career with motherhood, offering insights into the challenges and rewards of managing both.Episode Highlights:·         Ebony's journey from a live music venue to a digital marketing strategist.·         The evolution of digital marketing and the impact of iOS 14.1 on paid ads.·         The importance of a strong overarching marketing strategy and continuous testing.·         Insights into balancing career and motherhood in a flexible work environment.·         The value of workplace culture that prioritizes mental and physical well-being.·         The significance of understanding audience pain points and aligning creative content with messaging. Resources: ·         Birdcage Marketing School - The Full Library™: https://www.birdcagemarketingschool.com/bundles/the-full-library | Use Code: PODCAST200 to get $200 off The Full Library™ ·         Marketing Boss Academy:  https://www.birdcagemarketingschool.com/courses/marketing-boss-academy ·         Birdcage Marketing - Work with Us:  https://birdcagemarketing.com.au/ Where To Find Us: ·         Not-So Kind Regards Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/notsokindregards_podcast/ ·         Birdcage Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/birdcagemarketing/ ·         Maddy Birdcage Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maddybirdcage/ ·         Birdcage Marketing TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@birdcagemarketing ·         Maddy Birdcage TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@maddybirdcage ·         Birdcage LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/7600856  ·         Caroline Moss Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/caro__moss/  ·         Caroline Moss TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@caro_moss  ·         Caroline Moss LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caromoss/  Connect with [podcast guest]:  ·         Connect with Ebony on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ebony-wareing-5692b2245/ To work with us, book your discovery call at https://www.birdcagemarketing.com.au/start-hereTo discover the school, visit https://birdcagemarketing.com.au/

This episode of the Campus podcast comes at a time when many UK universities are changing leaders. A total of 30 institutions have either had a new leader start or have begun the process of finding a replacement in 2024, according to a Times Higher Education analysis last month. So, what are the skills and experience that underpin good leadership and how do you prepare for a senior role? Our interview is with Shân Wareing, the new vice-chancellor of Middlesex University in northwest London, arranged after she posted on LinkedIn about the five things she focused on in her first day in the role. In that post, she listed sense-checking the mandate she had first pitched, identifying the key people to meet, understanding the underlying issues, how to make decisions “stick”, and seeing the life of the university. As she explains, the clarity of that road map comes from over 20 years' leadership experience in roles such as deputy vice-chancellor of the University of Northampton and pro vice-chancellor of education and student experience at London South Bank University. But her acuity comes from other sources, too. She offers fascinating insights into how to put a career together, the skill that is more important than confidence, and finding joy in what you do.   Our conversation took place in May, when she'd been in post for just over a month.

In this episode, we welcome Tracy Wareing Evans, former CEO and President of the American Public Human Services Association (APHSA) and Academy Fellow, to discuss the challenges facing the public workforce responsible for delivering human services. Support the Podcast Today at:donate@napawash.org or 202-347-3190Music Credits: Sea Breeze by Vlad Gluschenko | https://soundcloud.com/vgl9Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_

This week on the podcast Science Secretary Michelle Donelan has paid damages to two academics that she falsely accused of supporting Hamas. What next for the campus culture wars?Plus a new report finds a “growing disconnect” between students and their university experience, and there's been an HE-free budget.With Shân Wareing, Deputy Vice Chancellor at University of Northampton, Ben Elger, Chief Executive at the Office of the Independent Adjudicator, David Kernohan, Deputy Editor at Wonkhe and presented by Mark Leach, Editor in Chief at Wonkhe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Season Alpha: Ep. 6 - Sarah Wareing: Sox UKThe guest for this episode is one with a story of hard work, survival and determination. All of this led to the creation of one of the coolest brands, Sox UK. We are of course speaking to Sarah Wareing or Saz as she is know by her friends.Sox UK is a pandemic-born creative passion that snowballed into a business that was excelled by Sarah's fight to provide a life, wellbeing and even a home for Saz and her little girl. I won't spoil the interview by going too much into it, you will have to listen.Saz is vibrant, super creative, driven and very fun guest with lots of fantastic stories to tell. This is a real Biscuit classic episode and I would like to thank Saz for joining me, plus our mutual friend Jane Pickworth for helping to make this happen.Follow Sox UK here: https://www.instagram.com/sox_uk/

This week Rob is joined by a legend in the drinks industry. Jack is head of R&D for Whitebox Cocktails , Ambassador for Porter's Gin as well as Glasshouse Whisky and an alumni of the Mr. Lyan Empire.    We chat dogs, his Youtube channel and his journey of creating 'infinitely chinnable' bevs.     Find Jack on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/JackWareingCocktails Instagram - @wareingpants & @whiteboxcocktails https://whiteboxcocktails.com/

In this episode of the Beyond the Technology podcast, Elizabeth Newall, senior consultant in the Digital transformation of learning, teaching, and assessment at Jisc, welcomes a panel of experts from the University of Northampton. They discuss their innovative approach to rethinking learning and curriculum design in higher education. The conversation begins by discussing the University of Northampton's unique setting. Shân Wareing, deputy vice chancellor, and Rob Howe, head of learning technology, share how their Waterside campus allowed them to consolidate facilities into a more sustainable space. This campus was designed for blended learning, offering laptops to eligible students, and featuring various learning spaces. Shân discusses the university's evolving digital strategy with the creation of an artificial intelligence group to address academic integrity concerns and to explore AI's educational potential. The podcast delves into the challenges of supporting staff in learning and curriculum design. Jim Harris, a learning designer, highlights the fear of change as a significant hurdle. Jim emphasises the importance of considering staff members' various levels of understanding and comfort with digital processes and learning design, ranging from basic introductions to advanced publishing. Kate Coulson, head of learning and teaching enhancement, discusses the pivotal role of students in curriculum design and learning. Kate advocates for a "give and take" model, where students become co-creators of the curriculum rather than passive recipients, emphasising the importance of investing time and resources. Lastly, Shân shares her vision for digital transformation at the University of Northampton, highlighting that the focus should remain on how students learn. Shân underscores the importance of culture, creativity, and patience in the process, as well as the need to prioritise people over technology. Show notes ·       Check out our framework guide for digital transformation in higher education, and explore a comprehensive perspective on how the digital environment can support positive work, research and learning experiences, and promote a sense of belonging and wellbeing ·       Subscribe to Headlines - our newsletter which has all the latest edtech news, guidance and events tailored to you ·       Get in touch with us at podcast@jisc.ac.uk if you'd like to come on the show or know someone who might suit the series

This week on the podcast Labour's plans to turn the apprenticeship levy into a “Growth and Skills Levy” get more detail - but what will it all mean for HE? Plus David Willetts has been looking back at his “eight great technologies”, and the debate over reforms to the Research Excellence Framework (REF) rumbles on.With Shân Wareing, Deputy Vice Chancellor at University of Northampton, Ashley Storer-Smith, Student Voice Manager at University of Nottingham Students'​ Union, Michael Salmon, News Editor at Wonkhe, and presented by Mark Leach, Editor in Chief at Wonkhe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Escaping from Schubin, Sgt. PT Wareing had spent some time in Germany before the war as a member of the German Alpine Club, an experience which would help him in his escape to Sweden, via Danzig. For You The War Is Over is a podcast that looks at the real life stories of Prisoner-of-War escapes from the the Second World War. Hosted by Dave Robertson and Tony Hoskins, each episode looks at a new escape.  If you would like to follow us on Twitter we can be found @FYTWIO we can also be found on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/FYTWIO/ or if you would prefer to send a more long form message we can also be reached via email at FYTWIOpodcast@gmail.com

David Wareing Joins Us To Talk All Things MentorAbility!   For more episodes, as well as the video version of the podcast: https://linktr.ee/twcpodcast   For more information about TEAM Work Cooperative please visit: https://teamworkcooperative.ca/

In this episode we speak with James Wareing, the finance manager of Tenkile Conservation Alliance – often referred to as TCA. Tenkile Conservation Alliance operates in the Torricelli mountains in the north-west of Papua New Guinea. TCA was founded to protect several species of critically endangered tree kangaroos, the Tenkile, Weimang, and Grizzled. When TCA started, numbers of both the Tenkile and Weimand species were as low as 100. Now, thanks to a hunting moratorium, community engagement, and awareness programs, both species are around 300-400 strong. While the Grizzled remains threatened, it is not in as great of danger as the other two species. Further, TCA's work has expanded to bringing the benefits of conservation to the local communities – another topic we touch on in the conversation with James.

Mike Wareing is one of the more inspiring human beings that I've had a chance to be around in Nosara. Mike is a seasoned fitness expert with over 40 years of experience and a passion for helping others embrace a healthy lifestyle with humility and grace. Born into the family that started America's oldest gym (Wareing's Gym), Mike has cultivated a unique perspective on health and well-being which he shares generously with those around him. His relentless pursuit of personal growth and ability to find meaning in life's challenges has made him an invaluable source of inspiration and guidance for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them.At 69 years old, his infectious energy and zest for life is beyond inspiring. I hope Mike's wisdom and outlook on life is an empowering reminder of the power we ALL have to stay young, vibrant, full of life as we move through the rollercoaster of life. Links:https://wareingsgym.com/We thrive on your feedback, so if you've enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don't forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode again. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.03.23.534020v1?rss=1 Authors: Bell, S. M., Wareing, H., Hamshaw, A., De, S., New, E., Shaw, P. J., De Marco, M., Venneri, A., Blackburn, D. J., Ferraiuolo, L., Mortiboys, H. J. Abstract: Background: Astrocytes have multiple roles including providing neurons with metabolic substrates and maintaining neurotransmitter synaptic homeostasis. Astrocyte glucose metabolism plays a key role in learning and memory with astrocytic glycogen a key substrate supporting memory encoding. The neuronal support provided by astrocytes has a high metabolic demand. Deficits in astrocytic mitochondrial metabolic functioning and glycolysis could impair neuronal function. Changes to cellular metabolism are seen early in Alzheimers disease (AD). Understanding cellular metabolism changes in AD astrocytes could be exploited as a new biomarker or synergistic therapeutic agent when combined with anti-amyloid treatments in AD. Methods: In this project, we characterised mitochondrial and glycolytic function in astrocytes derived from patients with sporadic (n=6) and familial (PSEN1, n=3) forms of AD. Astrocytes were derived using direct reprogramming methods. Astrocyte metabolic outputs: ATP, and extracellular lactate levels were measured using luminescent and fluorescent protocols. Mitochondrial respiration and glycolytic function were measured using a Seahorse XF Analyzer. Hexokinase deficits identified where corrected by transfecting astrocytes with an adenovirus viral vector containing the hexokinase 1 gene. Results: There was a reduction of total cellular ATP of 20% (p=0.05 in sAD astrocytes) and of 48% (p less than 0.01) in fAD. A 44% reduction (p less than 0.05), and 80% reduction in mitochondrial spare capacity was seen in sAD and fAD astrocytes respectively. Reactive oxygen species (ROS) were increased in both AD astrocyte types (p=0.05). Mitochondrial complex I and II was significantly increased in sAD (p less than 0.05) but not in fAD. Astrocyte glycolytic reserve and extracellular lactate was significantly reduced when compared to controls in both sAD and fAD (p less than 0.05). We identified a deficit in the glycolytic pathway enzyme hexokinase, and correcting this deficit restored most of the metabolic phenotype in sAD but not fAD astrocytes. Conclusion: AD astrocytes have abnormalities in functional capacity of mitochondria and the process of glycolysis. These functional deficits can be improved by correcting hexokinase expression deficits with adenoviral vectors. This suggests that hexokinase 1 deficiency could potentially be exploited as a new therapeutic target for AD. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

You won't want to miss this episode where we talk with one of the "Founding Fathers" of the Shire breed in the United States! Mark and Kyle were able to sit down and talk with Arlin Wareing, founder of Wareing Shires of Blackfoot, ID.  Arlin recently celebrated his 90th birthday and those decades are filled with knowledge and stories! Thank you to our sponsors of Episode #57!-Shipshewana Harness-Summit Professional Services-Twisted Luck Carriages-Hawthorne Products-Glenwood SnacksDo you have suggestions for future episodes? Do you have ideas of someone we should have join us? Please send us any comments or questions to podcast@naclassicseries.com!

With something called the 'World Cup' still holding a monopoly over the airways Elis and John were shunted into an hour long quarter final shaped siding of a show today. But the presence of neither Croatians or Brazilians on the schedule could cramp their style. John took his seemingly talking big coat out for a spin, Elis channels Brando and fans of Wareing, Wallace, et al. will be pleased with a tasty Made Up Game.

This week on the podcast OfS is to survey the scale and nature of sexual misconduct affecting students - we discuss why and what next.Plus the UK has accidentally hit the 2.4 per cent of GDP target for research and development spending, and we consider the culture of debate on campus through two new reports.With Shân Wareing, Deputy Vice Chancellor at University of Northampton, Nick Hillman, Director at the Higher Education Policy Institute, James Coe, Associate Editor at Wonkhe, Mike Ratclkiffe, Academic Registrar and sector historian, and presented by Jim Dickinson, Associate Editor at Wonkhe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we chat with South African surfer Warren "Wazo" Wareing, founder of Island Style Surf Company.  Warren has been making surf products for well over 4 decades and tells us how, after traveling around the world, he came home and started a surf business, because he loved surfing and wanted to stay in the industry. He talks about Durban, and how good the waves are, and if you surf in S.A. it will toughen you up. Mr. Wareing says that a possible reason for the  Mick  Fanning shark incident may have been an accident and that the shark got caught up in his leash.  And is it true, that there hasn't been a shark attack in the Durban area, in 65 years?  Find Out!! Slippery  Surfa Thank You for the music!!Support the show

This week on the podcast the results of the Research Excellence Framework have been published - what do they mean and how should the exercise change? Plus a higher education bill has been announced in the Queen's speech, and we reflect on our Access All Areas event where we discussed the big issues with OfS' John Blake. With Carl Lygo, Vice Chancellor of Arden University, Shân Wareing, Deputy Vice Chancellor of the University of Northampton, Debbie McVitty, Editor at Wonkhe and presented by Mark Leach, Editor in Chief at Wonkhe.

Professor Shan Wareing, Deputy Vice Chancellor of the University, gives the University of Northampton's perspective on the current strike action in the higher education sector, its approach to staff concerns and the factors the University takes into account in balancing its responsibilities to staff, students alongside the sustainability of the organisation. See https://www.northampton.ac.uk/about-us/governance-and-management/management/office-of-the-vice-chancellor/deputy-vice-chancellor/ and https://www.linkedin.com/in/professor-sh%C3%A2n-wareing-4761a016/ Originally broadcast on Open4Business on NLive Radio on the 29th March 2022.

This week on the podcast we're back after the break being told that there's “no excuses” for online learning. How is the sector handling Omicron? We're also reflecting on exhortations from ministers on improving attainment in schools, reading up on UCU's new report on harassment on campus, and trying to work out what's going on with the National Student Survey. And DK has an update on the ARIA bill, and there's also the triumphant return of Yes, but does it correlate? With Shân Wareing, Deputy Vice Chancellor at the University of Northampton, Ben Vulliamy, Chief Executive at York University Students' Union, Sunday Blake, Associate Editor at Wonkhe and presented by Jim Dickinson, Associate Editor at Wonkhe.

Join Quoia & Tish as they interview actor Garret Wareing of "Manifest" & "Queenpins"!

Actor Rooter Wareing joins Quoia & Tish on this week's episode of Two Legit to QT!

This week on the podcast we consider the future of regulation of universities, and wonder who gets to decide the "student interest". Plus UCU have announced strike dates, Advance HE has published the results of this year's PTES and on Hidden History we look back at student disciplinary procedures from a different age. With Shân Wareing, Deputy Vice Chancellor at the University of Northampton, Neil Mackenzie, Associate Director Membership at Sheffield Students'​ Union, Mike Ratcliffe, Academic Registrar at Nottingham Trent University and presented by Jim Dickinson, Associate Editor at Wonkhe.

Ethan invites actor and producer Rooter Wareing to American Glutton for a discussion on exercise & eating, and everything in between.

Ep. 19 With the dramatic increase in attacks on Asian Americans, I turn to Det. Beth Wareing who investigates bias and hate crimes for the Seattle Police Department. I ask: What is a hate crime? How is it investigated? What are the challenges? We discuss not only the increase in hate crimes against Asian Americans, but also in other categories like homeless, Black and Brown, and LGBTQ communities. This is not an interview about statistics. This is about people – the people who suffer these assaults – and the people who are committed to investigating them. Det. Wareing reinforces the importance of patrol and their ability to respond quickly when an assault has happened. She shares her concern over officer wellness in these trying times. We talk about why she became a police officer, what the rewards are, and her vision for what the future of law enforcement will look like. ©Abby Ellsworth Productions. All interviews, editing, production by Abby Ellsworth. Contact me at abby@ellsworthproductions.com if you'd like to be on the podcast or to share your thoughts. Please subscribe/follow on your favorite podcast platform and feel free to leave a review. You can find me on Facebook OnBeingaPoliceOfficer, Twitter @AbbyEllsworth13 and Instagram on_being_a_police_officer. Music courtesy of freesound.org. Thanks for listening.

On this April Fool's episode of Black Shirt Black Coffee we joke around with the amazingly talented actress Jes Wareing! Acting as the deranged technician Ally Hoop. Jes is hilarious, fun and had us all fooled. Check out her Instagram @jesinplaid https://www.instagram.com/jesinplaid/?igshid=1uytixyj6sljv

When Clare Wareing was growing up in Yorkshire, one of her friends lost her father to cancer at a very early age. The experience had a big impact on Clare and, when her grandfather was later diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia, she promised him that she would devote her life to cancer research. And that is exactly what she has done – while also proving to be an astute entrepreneur. Having founded and developed the research business Nexus Oncology, and steering it through two acquisitions, Clare dabbled with early retirement. But it didn’t suit her and, in 2017 she launched Cumulus Oncology – a ‘hub and spoke’ business with a plan to launch a minimum of five spin-out companies within the next three years, all with the continued theme of fighting cancer. Clare, who made Scotland her home after studying for her PhD at the University of Edinburgh, also reveals the influence of Jacques Cousteau, a rare talent for extreme flat-pack furniture assembly and her love for the music of Two Tone Records. Recorded on 26 February 2021.

In this episode of On The Back Bar Podcast, Chris talks to Jack Wareing. Ambassador of Porter's Gin and host of Youtube series One Thing Drinks.   Enjoy!   One Thing Drinks Youtube channel    ***** Before we get started I wanted to reach and ask for your help. This podcast relies on our listeners to keep the show going. If you could support us by giving a small donation through Paypal or by joining our Patreon it would really help this podcast grow. Patreon is a platform where you can support the podcast with a small monthly donation. This funding will help with all manner of things to equipment costs, editing and even getting some hard to reach people to sit down with me.   https://www.patreon.com/onthebackbar  Paypal: Donate to make the show great  :)  ***** If you love our show would you please consider leaving us a review on iTunes or giving us 5 stars? It will really make a difference and help the podcast for the future. You can find show notes soon on gastronomerlifestyle.com Contact me on christopher@gastronomerlifestyle.com  

Marcus Wareing is one of the best known chefs in the world. The son of a fruit and veg merchant, his first job at just 18 years old was at The Savoy Hotel no less. From there he went to Le Gavroche where he worked under the legendary Roux brothers. It was there he also met and formed a friendship with Gordon Ramsay. They later had a very public falling out. Wareing followed Ramsay to Aubergine and then the pair set up Pétrus - they were formidable, young and at the top of their game. They would later have a very public falling out. Marcus has won multiple Michelin stars, his first when he was just 25.  He now owns two restaurants in London and has a television career as one of the main judges on Masterchef.

Episode 11 - Wareing’s Gym was founded in Virginia Beach in 1960. It is recognized as America’s oldest gym that is still open and running today. Wareing’s gym is well known for many programs including the Parisi Speed School and Training for Warriors. In this episode we hear from Jesse, a fourth generation Wareing. Jesse shares some of the history of the gym and we hear how his unique story fits into the philosophy of what Wareing’s Gym is all about.

On this special edition, we welcome Tracey Wareing Evans, President & CEO of American Public Human Services Association and Academy Fellow, to discuss building a more resilient and just society in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read her recent Op-ed "Public Administrators and the Imperative for Social Equity," here: https://www.napawash.org/grandchallenges/blog/public-administrators-and-the-imperative-for-social-equityMusic Credits: Sea Breeze by Vlad Gluschenko | https://soundcloud.com/vgl9Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

This week on the podcast we discuss OfS' new guidance on student consumer protection and wonder whether it's possible to offer the certainty that the law suggests they are entitled to. We also look at this year's iteration of the HEPI / Advance HE Student Academic Experience Survey, Onward and British Council reports on China, and the Rhodes Must Fall protests. With Shân Wareing, Deputy Vice Chancellor at the University of Northampton and Aaron Porter, Governor of Goldsmiths & BPP universities.

In episode 4 we meet a real life Food Detective, Peter Wareing of P Wareing Food Safety LTD to learn all about food safety, mycology, microbiology, and how those confusing "best by" dates are determined on grocery labels. Peter is a food safety and hazard analysis expert, having consulted for celebrity chefs, giant food producers, startups, and even tracked down carcinogens on brazil nut farms in Bolivia, like Indiana Jones crossed with Sherlock Holmes. Peter's services are available to any business that needs help packaging, producing, fixing, and improving food products for grocery stores, as well as hazard analysis and safety consulting for caterers and restaurants. He can even be an expert witness if you find yourself in need of one! Reach out to him anytime via Linkedin. Highlights from this episode of Hold the Mustard (powered by Dineable): How "best by" or "expiration dates" on food packaging are determined / Why your favorite restaurant sauce doesn't always taste the same off the store shelf / Chasing carcinogens in Brazil Nuts in Bolivian rainforests / Working with celebrity chefs / How coronavirus is affecting food safety and supply chains now and in the future

On the podcast this week we talk about Chris Skidmore's intervention into student accommodation not ready for the new term, and his letter to Research England about the future of UK research. We dig into what's changed in the two years since UUK set up its harassment and hate crime task force, and discuss HEPI's new report into how students view the Augar Review. With Andy Youell, strategic data advisor; Shân Wareing, Chief Operating Officer and Deputy Vice Chancellor (Education) at London South Bank University; and David Kernohan, Associate Editor at Wonkhe.

Peter Wareing is a New Zealand artist who has spent most of the past 30 years working in the USA and now in the UK. His exhibition Suspended Agency at the Govett Brewster examines a distinctly modern condition: individual and collective numbness in the face of increasing political and economic insecurity. In this interview Wareing talks with CIRCUIT Director and the shows curator Mark Williams about Suspended Agency, an ambitious installation, shot over 3 years in Dagenham, a London suburb which which voted overwhelmingly for Brexit. Suspended Agency runs 6 Apr — 21 Jul 2019 at the Govett Brewster Art Gallery, New Plymouth. Photo by Sam Hartnett

In their final leg of the trip Smith and Beebs catch up with Gabriel Wareing. They talk about his recent move to NY, studying jazz at the Royal Conservatoire Scotland, cruise ship guitar work and his involvement with Sky TV’s Guitar Star competition. This should be the last of the dodgy audio quality episodes for a while as we resume normal podcast service and start to roll out big updates to the show. As always, thanks for listening! Episode Links Miles Okazaki - Fundamentals of Guitar Mick Goodrick - The Advancing Guitarist Gabriel Links Gabriel Wareing | Guitarist, Composer and Educator Instagram Show Links www.theguitarhour.com TGHP Facebook discussion group Old Live stream on Tom’s YT channel Rogue Links Beebs www.davidbeebee.com Instagram YouTube Smith www.dansmithguitarist.co.uk Instagram Youtube

Inaugural episode of the Call Me Coach podcast featuring Jesse Wareing of Wareing's Gym and 2016 National Parisi Performance Coach of the Year.

In this episode I share the talk I gave at the Symposium at Sheffield Hallam University on January 12, 2017, in honour of Professor Sara Mills’s retirement. Many thanks to all who participated in the event, including fellow speakers, Chris Christie, Lucy Jones, Shân Wareing and Karen Grainger. Special thanks to Dave Sayers and Alice … Continue reading Episode 58: Communities of Sara Mills

Are restaurants under more pressure than ever to deliver not only quality food, great service, wonderful ambiance, beautiful plates, but to also cater to every known (and some suspicious-sounding) allergy known to man? Was it always like this? Is this a new phenomenon? Used to be chefs were in the driver's seat, but increasingly the guest steps in the door with immediate demands. How do restaurants handle it without losing sight of their original vision? Join us for Episode 6 where I talk to Harrison & Jennifer Keevil (and baby) of Brookville Restaurant. She works front of house, and he's the chef behind Brookville's famous burger, chicken & waffles, and my personal favorite, The Hangover Cure. Chef Keevil's commitment to local sourcing requires him to purchase his ingredients on almost a daily basis. He cooks the way our Mommas did. From what's fresh and what's available. Join us to find out why, and to learn how the Keevil's are discovering the best recipe is to be the truest version of yourself. And to learn why sour Jelly Belly's and boxed mashed potatoes RULE! This episode is sponsored by In A Flash Laser.

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Whenever anything from the Sylvester McCoy era is the focus of an episode of Radio Free Skaro, there is bound to be disagreement. Chris and Steven are usually staunch defenders of the Seventh Doctor; Warren, to be polite, not so much. But the stories that director Alan Wareing claimed stewardship of, "The Greatest Show in the Galaxy", "Ghost Light", and "Survival" cause all three of those who Rule to convey pretty firm opinions about not only the direction of said stories, but the overall successes and faults of each one. But before Wareing's judgement in the Miniscope, we remember the eloquent and beautiful Mary Tamm who sadly passed away this past week, as well as speculate on what's to come in Doctor Who and when we will see it. Have a listen! Check out the show notes at http://www.radiofreeskaro.com