Podcast appearances and mentions of wayne andrews

PART TWO is long but eventfulWe pick up with Ambassador to Dubai John, and he discusses draining boards, Troy and Millwall TV commentators and asks is there any point changing Head Coach before getting Pete rambling on about takeover discussions and the new deal for the distribution of Premier League money to the Championship, League 1 and League 2 clubs.Sean joins us and ask “what is happening with Andrews” and asks has he perhaps been sold already? (This is later demonstrated not to be the case). John P joins us having had a false start with the new puppy - Bailey (named after Isaac Success's favourite tipple) and asks where has the progressive signs gone as the things, we enjoyed earlier in the season have disappeared. We debate the pro's and con's of a “manager bounce” bearing in mind Chris Wilder was bought in last year and no “bounce” materialised! Steve from “That Millwall Podcast” joins us to try to give us some comfort but says if we are going to make a change then better to do it sooner than later. We like the opposition joining us post-match. Adam joins us having scored a goal from a corner at five a side but declines Pete's offer to become “set piece coach” on the basis of not being good at it – which does not appear to have been a pre-requisite previously! Gary joins us after a thoroughly enjoyable day slightly worse for wear having combined boats, drink and football in not necessarily equal measure!!! Rob joins us having enjoyed a cultural day in Oxford (both colleges and pubs) and asks for the “Love Boat Theme” music and remembers old barometers much to Pete's delight.Mal comes on just as he gets into a pub to console himself, and asks what are the benefits to getting rid of Val before Jordi joins us tell us a very disturbing tale from todays game involving homophobic comments being shouted by a Watford fan. We can surely do better than this.Wendover returns us to what amounts to normality on this podcast with stories of “line caught cod”. Greg has had enough of Valball!We do the 5 words and long forms before a message in the long forms we chat with Paul Holly who has news involving Ryan Andrews and his father – former Watford striker Wayne Andrews. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode, Martin is joined by Wayne Andrews, independent advisor on exchange rate risk management. As a supporter of Brexit, he explains how leaving the EU may have a positive impact on British consumers and businesses.

As we do every Friday, we’ll be traveling across the state letting you know about people, places and events that make Mississippi a great place to live. We’ll start this road trip off today in Oxford and speak with Wayne Andrews for the 5th Annual Art-er Limits Fringe festival, then we’ll head over to Desoto County and chat with Margaret Yates for their First Friday Back Porch Party, next we’ll move to Tupelo and speak to Linda Sullivan for Dulcimer Day, and end the show with our musical guest Jason Daniels of the Jason Daniels Band, so don’t go far because we’re going on for a ride here on Next Stop MS! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As we do every Friday, we’ll be traveling across the state letting you know about places events that make Mississippi great!!! On today’s show, it’s all about the 15th Annual Oxford Film Festival. We’ll start our show by welcoming Melanie Addington, Executive Director of the Oxford Film Fest. Then we’ll speak with award-winning daytime TV actress, director /producer Cady McClain about her film “Seeing is believing: Women Direct". After that we’ll chat with Wayne Andrews about the Kids Powerhouse Event and end the show with singer/lyricist Astin Rocks of Clouds & Crayons. So hold on tight, because we’re going for a ride here on Next Stop Mississippi. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today’s show, we’ll start our trip in Jackson for the MS Blues Marathon and speak with Director, John Noblin, then we’ll head to Madison and chat with Peter Zapletal and Abram Orlansky with the MS Jewish Film Festival and we’ll end the show in Oxford and talk to Wayne Andrews, with the Small Hall Songwriter Festival. So hold on tight, because we’re going for a ride here on Next Stop Mississippi See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Malcolm White talks to the Executive Director of the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council, Wayne Andrews. The Council is a recepient of one of the Governor's Arts Awards for 2018. They talk about the goals of the organization and some of their programming. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Palace Radio's Cult Heroes Day saw us joined by series of former Eagles: hear goalkeeping legend John Jackson tell us about what it was like to face George Best, pacy striker Wayne Andrews speaks about the unorthodox training methods of John Harbin, defender Rudi Hedman praises Steve Coppell's management, and Attilio Lombardo explains how he ended up at Selhurst less than 18 months after the Bald Eagle won the Champions League with Juventus.