Podcast appearances and mentions of will gore

NBA Straya wraps up the three Boomers group games in Paris looking at the good, bad & ugly, as well as how the rest of the tournament has shaken out. Then we dig into each of the Quarter Final matchups - Australia vs Serbia, France vs Canada, Germany vs Greece & USA vs Brazil - with a pick and preview for each!      We also break down just where the Australian Boomers have excelled against Spain, Canada and Greece, what has let them down and how their medal chances in Paris are looking.    Can Patty Mills bounce back? Will Gore make some tough lineup calls? How good has Jock been!? What is Joe Ingles doing there in place of Matisse? NBA Straya breaks down all the action from France.    Also - some listener Boomers YEAH NAHs, and an OUTBACK TAKEHOUSE   AND! ahead of the Boomers game vs Serbia... Make sure to get around the NBA Straya watch along party on Tuesday at 10.30pm!    SO! All that and HEAPS more in today's EPIC NBA Straya!  Enjoy! Righto - cheers ledges!!  and thanks for tuning in to the best NBA podcast in the world!! Onyas... 

Brought to you by our friends at SoGlo Guitar Gallery and SoGlo Custom Guitars at 509 Gloucester Street in Brunswick, Georgia, Episode 38 features Will Gore, lead guitar/vocalist for Bonnie Blue, a Jacksonville, Florida-based blues and jam band. From Meridian, Georgia, Will talks about his past in music, growing up in McIntosh County, and family friend, songwriter, and mentor, the legendary Vic Waters. Will plays a couple originals, “Do You Remember”, written on a shrimp boat in early 2020, and “Break Through”, inspired by the words of our good friend, Chad Deal, then lends his lead guitar to a laugh-filled Sean Clark/Uncle Dave/Connor Griffin cowrite, “Watch Out, Joaquin Phoenix”. Topped off with a tasty Swamptown Getdown Tail of the Weak, Episode 38 sticks to you like fat on a mother-in-law. https://www.sogloguitargallery.com https://www.facebook.com/SoGloGuitarG... https://www.patreon.com/somethinginth... https://somethinginthewater.captivate.fm somethinginthewaterpodcast@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/somethingint... https://www.instagram.com/somethingin... https://www.facebook.com/cautionlight...

Matt Maiocco and Laura Britt discuss the start of the 49ers’ rookie minicamp, their first impressions of quarterback Trey Lance and the potential for Elijah Mitchell in the passing game. Then, Matt and Laura answer some fan questions and break down how the defense will look under new defensive coordinator DeMeco Ryans and if a Frank Gore reunion is possible this season. (4:00) 49ers sign wide receiver Marqise Lee (9:31) Lance excited to be in minicamp, learning 49ers’ playbook (15:50) When could Lance become 49ers starter? (19:02) Is the San Francisco market tough on QBs? (27:34) Mitchell flashes his potential in rookie minicamp (34:40) Will Gore return to the 49ers?(39:00) How will 49ers defense change under Ryans?

This week Will Gore, Head of Partnerships and Projects at the National Council for the Training of Journalists, tells us about the NCTJ’s role in the Facebook-backed Community News Project which has funded about 80 journalists in local news rooms across nine publishers. He also speaks about journalism education, trust, the future of local news and - of course - shorthand. In the news roundup the Media Voices team discusses a week of tests for social media platforms, layoffs and internship opportunities. This is the sweariest week since the 100th episode, I counted.

The Daily Telegraph has reportedly been put up for sale by its owners, Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay. But according to a High Court case, relatives of the brothers are now feuding. One side even alleges the other has been bugging their conversations in the Ritz Hotel in London. How might the dispute complicate the future direction of the newspaper? Also in the programme, as the BBC Local News Partnership scheme expands into BAME publications, is the news industry now dependent on subsidies? Amol Rajan is joined by Rithika Siddhartha, Associate Editor of Eastern Eye, Meera Selva, Director at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, Will Gore, Head of Partnerships and Projects at the National Council for the Training of Journalists, Jane Martinson, Marjorie Deane Professor of Financial Journalism at City University and Alex Barker, Global Media Editor of the Financial Times. Producer: Richard Hooper

Kirsty Major is joined by Deputy Managing Editor of the Independent and expert in media ethics Will Gore to discuss why - as seen with the Finsbury Park Mosque attack and Grenfell Tower fire - the British public have lost faith in the press. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The E(R)C crew welcome back founder Will Gore to the airwaves from his week-long ping-pong break in Thailand. As a special surprise, Will's favourite Brentford player Sam Saunders is our guest and he spills the beans on the best and worst tattoos in the Bees squad. Saunders celebrated his second start of the season with pie and mash.....wonder how he'll mark his appearance on the E(R)C podcast? Enjoy!

This week Stuart Amos and Will Gore are joined in the pod by Brentford website guru Chris Wickham. The lads chat to Ben Hamer about his return to Griffin Park, the magnificent win over Sheffield Wednesday and what tunes are currently blasting out his iPod. Enjoy!