Podcast appearances and mentions of will andrews

After an invigorating run before recording today's pod, Joe's in a really upbeat mood and loving his life at the moment. It's a sentiment that David is really pleased to hear as he's needing a bit of a pick-up. So they both decide to have a really positive conversation for the whole of today's show. But it's not as easy as it sounds as those negative thoughts start creeping back in quite quickly - and they keep on having to remind themselves to ‘keep it joyful! Plus, there's news about David's postman, a chat about famous people who live in Devon, David reveals he has high cholesterol, Joe thinks he's got a wheat allergy and we hear about Will Andrews brilliant Shed Show. FOR ALL THINGS CHATABIX'Y FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE/CONTACT: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chatabixpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/chatabix1 Insta: https://www.instagram.com/chatabixpodcast/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/chatabix Merch: https://chatabixshop.com/ Contact us: chatabix@yahoo.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In dieser Folge diskutieren wir das Buch "Butchers Crossing" von John Williams. Es handelt von Will Andrews, der seine vielversprechende Karriere und Harvard verlässt, um im Westen eine Verbindung zur Natur zu finden. Er landet in Butchers Crossing, einer kleinen Stadt in Kansas, in der abenteuerlustige Menschen nach Glück suchen und schnell verdientes Geld verschwenden. Durch die Erzählungen eines Mannes namens Anthrus, der von riesigen Büffelherden in einem abgelegenen Tal in den Colorado Rockies erzählt, schließt sich Will einer Expedition an, um die Tiere aufzuspüren. Die Reise ist aufregend und anstrengend, aber am Ende erreichen die Männer einen paradiesischen Ort. Doch anstatt Ehrfurcht zu empfinden, werden sie von Gier ergriffen und entfesseln eine Tragödie. Das Buch thematisiert, wie man im Leben verlieren, aber dennoch gewinnen kann. Als ich das Buch in die Hand nahm, hatte ich zunächst Vorbehalte gegenüber Western und Büffeljagden, aber ich beschloss, mich auf die Geschichte einzulassen. Ich begann, mit Will Andrews nach Butchers Crossing zu reisen, und wurde von der Atmosphäre des Ortes mitgerissen. Das Buch nimmt mich mit auf Will's staubige Reise, und ich kann seine verzweifelte Suche nach dem Tal und die Hitze der Reise spüren. Später erfahre ich, wie es ist, in den Rockies festzustecken. Das Buch hat viele Höhen und Tiefen und lässt mich oft nachdenken. Es gibt nicht viele Dialoge, aber es wird viel ausgesagt. Die Charaktere sind facettenreich, und es gibt viele unausgesprochene Fragen, die den Leser zum Nachdenken anregen. Es sterben nicht nur Büffel, sondern auch Menschen. Ich finde das Buch sehr fesselnd und voller Vielschichtigkeit. Es ist schade, dass der Autor erst nach seinem Tod so bekannt geworden ist. Ich werde auf jeden Fall seine anderen Bücher, "Stoner" und "Augustus", lesen. Das Buch ist immer noch erhältlich, und ich empfehle es allen, die gerne in die Literatur eintauchen möchten.

Securing Afghanistan's future means coalition forces have to train and develop Afghan forces. Master Sgt. Samantha Lowe visited a regional training center in Laghman province where coalition mentors have turned over the majority of operations to Afghan cadre. Includes sound bites from 1st Lt. Will Andrews, Methar Lam Regional Training Center OIC, and Cpl Emmanuel Ramos, Methar Lam Regional Training Center Mentor.

This edition features a story on how after years of corruption, its no wonder that Afghan citizens can be critical of Afghan Law Enforcement, but with large improvements in training and strict enforcement of laws, the Police Force is regaining the people's confidence. Air Force Staff Sgt. Yoshi Shinzato tells us how Afghan Police Forces are strengthening trust among the people in Afghanistan. Sound bites include 1st Lt. Will Andrews - Site Commander, Regional Training Center Laghman, Hometown: Nampa, Idaho, ANCOP 1st Lt. Emal Zaroogh - S1 Police Participant and Atiqullah Sadad - Madrasa School Headmaster. Produced by Staff Sgt. Yoshi Shinzato. Hosted by Airman 1st Class Marshall Hunsaker.

This edition features a story about how more Afghans are stepping up to defend their country from radical forces, and it poses a big threat to terrorist groups. Air Force Staff Sgt. Yoshi Shinzato tells us how a simple Afghan Police ceremony symbolizes a new beginning for future of Afghans everywhere. Sound bites include 1st Lt. Will Andrews - Site Commander, Regional Training Center Laghman, Hometown: Nampa, Idaho. Produced by Staff Sgt. Yoshi Shinzato. Hosted by Marshall Hunsaker.

Back to the Futures is back! College Baseball is back! Happy Division I College Baseball Opening Day everyone and welcome back to another season of Back to the Futures. In the season premiere, we sit down with five Futures Leaguers, who will all be starting their new college seasons today. Juaron Watts-Brown from the Brockton Rox and Oklahoma State, Will Andrews from the 2022 Champion Nashua Silver Knights and Wake Forest, Danny Crossen from the Westfield Starfires and Northeastern, Brian Hart, who is returning to the New Britain Bees in 2023, and attending Hofstra and Kyle Wolff, the hero of the 2022 Nashua Silver Knights from Boston College all join the show. You do not want to miss this episode, so tune in! In addition, please consider contributing to the Go Fund Me for Vermont Lake Monsters head coach Pete Wilk here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-for-coach-pete-wilk-and-family

Will Andrews is an incredibly talented drummer who plays with Ten Miles Wide and The Walking Papers. I chatted with Will about the upcoming Ten Miles Wide show on September 24th at Easy Street Records, their upcoming album, the vinyl release of "Ten Miles Wide" by The Mothership and much more. Stay tuned til the end to hear a brand new song by Ten Miles Wide Catch them Saturday September 24th at Easy Street Records in West Seattle! 

The Nashua Silver Knights are the 2022 Futures League Champions! They defeated the Vermont Lake Monsters in an epic back-and-forth Game 3, including a go-ahead ninth inning home run by Kyle Wolff. We spoke with owner of the Silver Knights John Creedon, General Manager Cam Cook and Assistant General Manager Katie Arend and Field Manager Kyle Jackson about the Silver Knights and how each of them used the other to help will this title. In addition, we spoke with the MVP of the championship series Jack McDermott about his epic run in the playoffs and playing for this team from the start. Finally, we spoke with numerous players including Game 3 starting pitcher Noah Wachter, the Game 3 closer Will Andrews, the hero of the Silver Knights Kyle Wolff, as well as Jonah Wachter, Shea Ryan, Aiven Cabral, Greg Bozzo and Zach Gitschier

In this episode, special guests Will Andrews, Ethan Hartley and I talk about our experience at the Kanye and Drake concert, traveling through Los Angeles, French fries, and much more! New episodes with new guests every week! Intro Song - Nah Nah Nah by Kanye West Outro Song - Nah Nah Nah (Remix) (feat. DaBaby & 2 Chainz) by Kanye West

In this episode of LaPatty's Podcast, special guest Will Andrews and I talk about his college journey, his past jobs, our introductions to music, and much more! New episodes with new guests every week! Intro Song - Billie Jean by Michael Jackson Outro Song - BUZZCUT (feat. Danny Brown) by BROCKHAMPTON

We had the pleasure of interviewing Walking Papers over Zoom video! “The Deep Cinematic Rock We Crave” That’s how PancakesAndWhiskey.com described THE LIGHT BELOW, the highly anticipated third album by WALKING PAPERS (frontman Jefferson Angell and keyboard player/longtime collaborator Benjamin Anderson), was just released via Carry On Music and can be purchased or streamed here. Videos for the album’s first three singles, “Divine Intervention,” “The Value of Zero” and “What Did You Expect?” can be seen now on the band’s official YouTube and Vevo pages. To listen to WALKING PAPERS is like gaining access to a secret society, like stumbling upon your new favorite bar behind an unmarked door — the kind where every patron has a story, and every night is a late one. With THE LIGHT BELOW, we’re once again invited behind the velvet curtain, to the smoke-filled room where whiskey-voiced Angell holds court, telling his tales over bluesy riffs with an alluring darkness. Known for his bruised, evocative vocals, and craftsman-like songwriting, he uses the new album to build on an already formidable catalog, with a cinematic style that oscillates between lust and loathing. Described by Angell as “a sort of mindfulness exercise,” the new tracks focus restless energy left in the wake of personal loss and creative self-doubt. “I’ve always used music as a way to deal with negative experiences and to figure myself out,” he explains, “I’ve lost a few close friends the last couple years and some of these songs provided the light I needed to process that. Those same songs have now become a way to continue a conversation with the ghosts.” With a diverse array of legendary supporting members itching to hop in and jam over the years, including Duff McKagan (Guns N’ Roses), Mike McCready (Pearl Jam), Barrett Martin (Screaming Trees), it’s no surprise that caliber of musicianship is what WALKING PAPERS has become notorious for. This time around, they’ve recruited Will Andrews (drums), Gregor Lothian (Saxophone), and Dean DeLeo (Stone Temple Pilots) for some roof-raising guitar work on “Divine Intervention” as well as “Stood up at the Gates of Heaven.” We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com Listen & Subscribe to BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bringinbackpod/support

Tom E. Curran explains why the only fitting ending may be Jimmy G. coming back to the Patriots. Plus an exclusive 1-on-1 with David Andrews1:00- The only fitting ending? Jimmy G. Back with the Patriots6:30-Interview with David Andrews9:30-Andrews on the difficulty of playing in 202016:30-Reaction to Brady & Gronk’s success in Tampa19:30-Will Andrews stay with the Patriots?Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Uv7Mm0-1JaE

Will Andrews was 23, homeless and addicted to heroin, then fentanyl. He agreed to let reporter Trisha Thadani follow him as he tried to kick his addictions while living on San Francisco's streets. His story is one of personal struggle, but also of a broken system of care. This episode first ran in September, but not much has changed about the city’s drug treatment system since then. Fifth & Mission is on a lighter publishing schedule over the two holiday weeks, with new episodes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod Have you listened? Chronicled: Who Is Kamala Harris?: podfollow.com/chronicled Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on Tennessee Valley StoryCorps, Will Andrews and Zack Ridder take One Small Step. One Small Step is an effort by StoryCorps to connect people so they can remember that people with whom they disagree are human beings. In doing this, we can begin to mend the fraying fabric of our nation — one conversation at a time.

Will Andrews was 23, homeless and addicted to heroin, then fentanyl. He agreed to let reporter Trisha Thadani follow him as he tried to get help. His story is one of personal struggle, but also of a broken system of care. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Handful of Jokes:"Philosophy Joke #1" told by Paul Erb, English faculty, Woodberry Forest, Virginia."50 Bucks" told by Harley Shufford, third former, Charlotte, North Carolina."Penguin Joke" told by Jake Benslimane, third former, Rutherford, New Jersey."Cold Water" told by Hugh Wiley, third former, Orange, Virginia."Quasimodo" told by Griffin Warlow, third former, Orlando, Florida. "Philosophy Joke #2" told by Paul Erb."Praise the Lord" told by Will Andrews, third former, Alexandria, Virginia. "Philosophy Joke #3" told by Paul Erb.Please subscribe to future podcasts, and follow us on Facebook. www.facebook.com/WFSDD

The shores of our desert island have lay baron for a while and just as Tom and Sam were getting all lords of flysey the wonderful Will Andrews has washed up with his smiley face.Will is an award winning comic, actor, director, writer and all round good guy. After winning the Tap water award for character comedy at the ed fringe in 2003 it has been non stop for Will.He has starred in dozens of TV and Film projects collaborating with Steve Coogan, Jack Dee and Marcus Brigstock to name a few. Will also does “proper” acting. His credits include Broadchurch, Peaky Blinders and Humans.Will was back in his spiritual home of Edinburgh this summer with his solo show “Willy” which was absolutely cracking.Will is undoubtedly a lovely, talented creature but will he survive on our island? Or will he be devoured by Aisling Bea? Only time will tell... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Comedian and actor Will Andrews joins Brian, Charles, and David "The Blonde Apple" Edwards for a trek in Sherwood Forest. Because where better to discuss his latest twitter antics and other tangents, eh?  Don't forget to support the pod on Patreon if you've got a few pennies to spare: https://www.patreon.com/briangittinsandfriends See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today on the Podcast we have Ten Miles Wide.  John Beckman, Ryan Thornes, Will Andrews, Jake Carden and I sat down before their show at Studio Seven to talk music.  We talk how they feel they fit in the Seattle music scene, we talked about their tour kick of show and we broke down the recording.  We also got a brief recap of how the band formed and the addition of Jake.  I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.Featured Music:"The Gross" by Ten Miles Wide off The Gross"The  Mothership" by Ten Miles Wide off The Gross"Gotta Go" by Ten Miles Wide off The Gross Learn more here: http://www.tenmileswideband.com/  You can find, subscribe, rate, and review the podcast on iTunes for iOS, Google Play Music, Stitcher Radio and Spreaker for Android.Please support the podcast, subscribe to the Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/thezim  Alexander Thomas: https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlexanderThomas2015

Will Andrews, my Social Studies teacher, discuss ideological consistency, the failures of government, and utilitarianism.