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I recently visited a friend in the hospital at Duke in North Carolina. As I was walking down the corridor located inside the hospital, I happened to notice a large American flag. As I got closer I saw that the red and the blue on the flags were comprised of names. Upon closer inspection I noted that the flag contained all the names of those who lost their lives on September 11th in the World Trade Center attack. I silently stood before it for some length of time reading thousands of names that were listed in alphabetical order, I looked to see if there were any Williamsons listed and sure enough I found one . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/2024/07/the-earth-a-region-of-hell-2/

 Ken Grady and his lovely wife, Jean Sutterfield Grady are no strangers to Gospel music. They have an amazing TV show called Gospel Music Today that alerts the fans on the who's who and the what's happening in Gospel Music. They have interviewed many great artists such as Bill Gaither, Ernie Haase and Signature Sound, The Williamsons, The Goulds, Les Butler and many othe… — with Jean Sutterfield Grady. https://www.facebook.com/ken.grady1 TV host at Gospel Music Today Studied at University of Rhode Island Went to Coventry High School Lives in Greenville, South Carolina From Coventry, Rhode Island  

In this episode of the Data Malarkey podcast, data storyteller Sam Knowles welcomes Kieran Maguire, an acclaimed expert in football finance. Kieran's a chartered accountant, academic, author, and podcaster. For the past decade, he's been a lecturer in football finance at the University of Liverpool's Management School. He often appears in print and particularly broadcast media, making sense of the often bewildering and often chaotic world of football finance. He has a reputation for his “clear-headed and rigorous analysis of the financial imperatives and challenges facing football”.   Kieran's the author of the critically-acclaimed, award-winning book The Price of Football, the second edition of which was published in 2021. The Price of Football is also the name of his twice-weekly podcast which – since 2019 – has clocked up more than 400 episodes. Kieran presents the podcast alongside the comedian, Kevin Day. He truly is a multi-media expert in football finance.   Our conversation was recorded remotely, via the medium of Riverside.fm, on Transfer Deadline Day at the start of the 2023-24 football season, 1 September 2023.   Thanks to Joe Hickey for production support.   Podcast artwork by Shatter Media.   Voice over by Samantha Boffin.   A Brighton & Hove Albion fan, chartered account Kieran argues that he doesn't have the communications and networking skills required to pursue a career in finance. He spends his days obsessively updating spreadsheets of football clubs' finances, ably assisted by more than 250 alerts from the Companies House website. As well as teaching.   The most egregious act of data malarkey Kieran's observed in the many years he's been following football finance was the attempted (and still not-dead) breakaway European Super League; “an attempt to steal the heart and soul of football”.   For Kieran, the three biggest myths in football finance are: 1. Spending other people's money – recklessly – is a good thing 2. Footballers' wages are too high 3. Tickets for the Premiership are too expensive   The Premier League's broadcast deals generate 60% of the 20 top flight clubs' revenues, and the league is the world's most popular, with live broadcasts and highlights packages sold in 190 countries. And while women's football is enjoying its highest profile and a surge in popularity thanks to the Lionesses' ongoing success, Kieran doesn't think that there will be wage or playing budget parity at elite men's and women's clubs (outside of Lewes FC) any time soon.   Manchester City's men's team generated £610m in revenue in the 2022-23 season; its women's team generated £6m. That 100:1 ratio is reflected in the £20m its (injury-prone) midfielder, Kevin de Bruyne, trousers as an annual salary, compared with the highest-paid England women's player, Leah Williamson, currently on £200,000 a year (or about half of what Harry Kane receives each week from Bayern Munich).   EXTERNAL LINKS The Price of Football – podcast, books, merch – https://priceoffootball.com Kieran on Twitter (X) - https://twitter.com/KieranMaguire Kieran's LinkedIn profile – https://www.linkedin.com/in/kieran-maguire-a085033/ A Memorable Gov.uk blog on how Kieran uses Companies House data to keep track of football finance     To find out what kind of data storyteller you are, complete our data storytelling scorecard at https://data-storytelling.scoreapp.com. It takes just a couple of minutes, and we'll send you your own personalised scorecard which tells you what kind of data storyteller you are.  

ITS OUR BIRTHDAY! We do our research on our agents, but the real question is- how well do they know the Williamsons? Dive into this birthday exclusive episode as hosts Damon Williamson and Trey Stewart interview Grecia Graza (GG), Cameron Ruschhaupt, and Eddie Wilbanks, our phenomenal agents, as they play the intriguing game 'Welcomed by The Williamsons.' If you want to connect with The Agency Dallas or Damon directly, message them at: instagram.com/realtordamon instagram.com/theagency.dallas Dallas@theagencyre.com Find co-host Trey Stewart on Instagram: instagram.com/trey_stewart If you are interested in advertising on this podcast or being a guest reach out to: megan.williamson@theagencyre.com

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In hour two of After Further Review, Matt talks the latest on Zion Williamson's hamstring with Scott Kushner. Which Super Bowl ads were our favorites? Matt talks LSU Men's and Women's Basketball in segment three. Musso wraps the hour with Tigers in the Pros.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5591967/advertisement

Sheltered, wealthy and enamored with alternative medicine, Dorothea and Claire Williamson were the perfect marks for Linda Hazzard, an osteopath-turned-fasting fanatic. The British sisters, both in their 30s, had wealth and a life of leisure, which made it possible to travel whenever they wanted. Orphaned at a young age, the siblings had grown especially close and came to view themselves as their own little family unit. Dorothea, also called Dora, saw herself as the mother figure, treating Claire, just four years younger, like a pampered child. The Williamsons had another peculiarity. They were hypochondriacs. Although nothing was seriously wrong with them, they were sure they weren't well. Dora talked of swollen glands and rheumatic pains, while her younger sister was told by a physician that she had a dropped uterus. While staying at a posh hotel in British Columbia, the sisters spotted an ad for Linda Hazzard's book, “Fasting for the Cure of Disease.” And so began their journey with Linda Hazzard...    Written by Tammy Swift https://www.inforum.com/news/the-vault/hazzard-ous-healer-how-this-minnesota-womans-deadly-fasting-methods-finally-caught-up-with-her

 Thanks/ Freddie C Howard  for KEN & JEAN GRADY @ GOSPEL MUSUC TODAY! Les Butler​​​​​​/ A great big thank you to Ken and Jean Grady for hosting The Promise, Paul Bolen, Cheri Taylor and the Williamsons on Gospel Music Today! Thank you from our BMG/FMG/Real family of labels. We appreciate you. https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=ken%20and%20jean%20grady   Ken Grady ken and jean gradyThis week on Gospel Music Today! Guest Billy Blackwood, exclusive concert video with The Pathfinders and The Blackwood Brothers, plus news, concert updates, and Jean's feature group. On television today TV57 in Atlanta and TV45 in Orlando at 1:30 PM, or you can watch online anytime at www.gospelmusictoday.com http://absolutelygospel.com/2022/09/22/friday-september-23-2022/

Hazel Phillips is an authentic entertainment legend in the Australian landscape. At the age of 92, she has achieved tremendous longevity in a career that is notoriously precarious. She has conquered screens and stages, as an actor and singer. She has hosted and presented; painted, written and composed. All delivered with inspirational resilience and immense personality. She has appeared on television since its inception. Her many credits include the original Beauty and the Beast and The Mavis Bramston Show. Her own talk show, Girl Talk, was the first midday show on television and ran daily for four years. The program took her to Hollywood for a series of celebrity interviews that included Bing Crosby, Paul Newman, Omar Shariff and Fess Parker. Girl Talk made Hazel the most popular female personality on Australian television and in 1967 she was awarded the gold and bronze Logies. Since then, she has appeared in every branch of the media - TV, films, theatre, cabaret, radio and journalism. Hazel has written, starred and appeared in three musicals of her own, as well as thirty other musicals and several movies. She has appeared in plays for Queensland Theatre Company, including leads in The Circle, Pride and Prejudice, Shakespeare's Henry V and The Merry Wives of Windsor. For J.C. Williamsons, Hazel played Adriana in the Rodgers and Hart musical, The Boys from Syracuse. Hazel has recently completed movie and television projects and declares that the word ‘retirement' is not in her vocabulary. She was awarded the OAM in the 2005 Queen's Birthday Honours for her contribution to television and the entertainment industry. The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Recipient of Best New Podcast at 2019 Australian Podcast Awards. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages). www.stagespodcast.com.au

John Newman is the savvy entrepreneur who pioneered the glory of theatre restaurant in Australia, with the establishment of the iconic Tikki & John's in Melbourne. The venue fast became an institution in the city and a haven for a stellar cast of performers. With wife Tikki Taylor, he founded an entertainment dynasty spawning further theatre dining experiences such as Dracula's, Cafe Crypt and Crazyhouse.John Newman is a Geelong boy whose parents were publicans. He was born to perform and garnered early experiences entertaining hotel guests. He joined the Geelong Musical Comedy Company, a flourishing amateur group whose members also included John's brother Bill, Ernie Bourne and Barry Crocker. His success in comic and singing roles with that company, prompted him to embark on show business as a profession.He joined an outfit calling itself, rather ambitiously The South Pacific Film and Television Company, which planned to hit the high spots with a grand tour of Victorian country areas. The variety show, in which John did comedy, magic and his impressions of Groucho Marx and other stars of the day, played Geelong, Colac and Camperdown. He was next a member of the Blind Institute Concert Party, which performed everywhere in Victoria in one - and - two night stands, raising money for the institute. John stayed with the unit for two years, and then he left to go into the chorus of the J. C. Williamson Song of Norway.The run of Song of Norway was followed by a revival of Annie Get Your Gun, with Evie Hayes and Hayes Gordon, and John then went into the chorus of South Pacific, where he met Joyce Taylor (Tikki),Tikki Taylor had studied dancing at the Jenny Brennan Academy and appeared on stage for the first time in a juvenile role in Blue Mountain Melody, an Australian musical which starred Cyril Ritchard and Madge Elliott. After pursuing a classical ballet career she joined J.C. Williamsons as a show dancer, her first show being The Desert Song with Max Oldaker. Then followed Rose Marie, White Horse Inn, No, No, Nanette, The Girl Friend, Follow The Girls and Oklahoma, in which she understudied three roles, eventually playing the lead comedienne, Ado Annie.John and Tikki combined both their professional and private lives working in the same shows. They formed an act and toured it through the U.K. for eighteen months with top Australian magician The Great Levant covering England, Scotland and Wales. After that, they toured the U.S. Army bases in Europe.Back in London they saw the latest American musical hit The Pajama Game, and John knew that Tikki would be perfect for the comedy-dancing role of Gladys Hotchkiss. They rushed back to Australia and with the support of choreographer Betty Pounder and stage director Ian Roberts, Tikki managed to persuade the JCW management that it was not necessary to import an American actress for the role. This seminal production embraced an all-Australian company including Toni Lamond, Jill Perryman and John's brother Bill Newman.John worked in the chorus of The Pajama Game and joined Tikki in subsequent productions of Can-Can, For Amusement Only and Grab Me A Gondola. Tikki and John raised a family, pursued television appearances and then Tikki made a comeback to the stage as Minnie Fay in Hello Dolly.Television claimed John for a while guided by the famous American entrepreneur Larry K. Nixon; then a stint as Victorian manager for NLT Productions, and producer of The Ray Taylor Show on ATV0 in its early days. John was later Company manager for the Moscow Circus before he and Tikki made their decision to go into the restaurant business.Tikki Taylor and John Newman had show business in their blood. Both were already entertaining as children. When they met and married, they changed the course of theatre history in Melbourne. It is indeed an entertaining life!The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Whooshkaa, Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Recipient of Best New Podcast at 2019 Australian Podcast Awards. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).www.stagespodcast.com.au

It's a new year and we are coming in strong with the Marriage & Leadership series! Over the next few weeks we will hear from our Armed Forces leaders as each shares their marriage stories, lessons learned and advice for #milmarriage. This series demonstrates that caring for our military families means that we care for our military marriages, which is a priority amongst our leaders. Lean in as we have a heart to heart to gain lessons on love, marriage and leadership with those shaping our service branches for a better tomorrow. Representing the Marine Corps we have Mattrice Williamson!   Bio: Mattrice Williamson is a Hospitality Director and Special Events Manager. She has spent nearly three decades leading, coaching, mentoring and supporting military families. Leading, learning, and legacy building is how Mattrice has chosen to journey through military life with her Marine. Mattrice's personal and professional career path has afforded her the opportunity to work and serve with several non-profit organizations. Servant leadership is a lifestyle for Mattrice as she enjoys sharing her “TAGS” (Talent, Ability, Gift, and Skills) with others. As a 27-year Marine Corps spouse and mother of three, Mattrice has had the opportunity to navigate through multiple deployments, relocations, career challenges and life changes. She has been inspired by mentors in her life to find her voice and tell her story; she encourages others to do the same. Her purpose and passion drive her to continue leading and motivating others to be ‘mission ready' for whatever life brings. Living in Purpose on Purpose is their family motto.   Top Points: - The MilMarriage Story Mattrice dated her husband to be through their college years and made the 2% club of Naval Academy couples to survive all four years. The couple met in church in the 90s and started as friends. She credits the strength of their relationship to their foundation of friendship and being great listeners. The Williamsons married in 1994. Mattrice's Top Tips For Servant Leadership in Life & Marriage: - Understanding and mutual respect are key. Know and respect who each person is as individuals. She notes the importance of being committed to the relationship and the journey as you operate with understanding & mutual respect. - Find mentorship. Seek it out and connect with others so you can ask, “will I survive this?”. Mattrice recalls that her mentors were in her life for a moment, but she soon became the mentor. Paying it forward is a part of being a leader. - “You have seasons in your life. Those seasons come and go.” Mattrice learned to step back and edit her life as the seasons change. She asked herself, “Who was I between the leaves of the tree?” Introspection is key at all seasons. - Mattrice's husband encouraged her to stop looking for the mentor she felt she needed and step into being that mentor and pouring into others. Her philosophy of servant leadership is modeled as she presently supports and mentors spouses. - As a Marine Corps spouse and mom she finds ways to connect with other people & families. As a family, the Williamsons are intentional about plugging in with Marine & Family Programs for orientations, programs and workshops. The more Mattrice learned and applied, the better she could connect by simply getting to know others. She became an advocate for our military resources, because she personally experienced loneliness in earlier years due to not knowing about what was available to her.   Marriage & Leadership Advice: Resources are underutilized. When programs are not utilized they will go away as it's seen as a waste of resources. “If you know something that has worked for you, share it!...Join the club.”- Mattrice Williamson The responsibility is with each of us. You can be a leader right where you are by sharing the resources you are aware of.   Top Resources: The Five Languages of Apology: How to Experience Healing in All Your Relationships by Dr. Gary Chapman & Jennifer Thomas https://www.amazon.com/Five-Languages-Apology-Experience-Relationships/dp/1881273571/ref=pd_sbs_1/135-3173583-2094259?pd_rd_w=cdsOt&pf_rd_p=0a3ad226-8a77-4898-9a99-63ffeb1aef90&pf_rd_r=CZF5G1Z0KJEWKCGZV29R&pd_rd_r=712c605f-77e8-4d7c-b682-2b72cf27b00b&pd_rd_wg=oUJo7&pd_rd_i=1881273571&psc=1   Today's Heart Track : This is How We Do It by Montell Jordan That's The Way Love Goes by Janet Jackson Listen to our Heart Tracks 3 playlist on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3izcNRGc44G4rHt4qcJzUJ?si=eaef4f0267684ed0   Let's Connect: Join us in the Hearts & Stripes Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/heartsstripes To get even more on Hearts & Stripes podcast, resources, coaching and more head to https://www.breecarroll.com Connects with Bree on IG https://www.instagram.com/itsbreecarroll Connect with Bree on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/itsbreecarroll  

The legendary Toni Lamond requires no introduction. She is synonymous with Australian Entertainment having made her mark across all genres; television, film, theatre, cabaret, recording, concert, publications and of course, musical theatre.Showbiz is in her DNA; all of her family members have contributed significantly to the arts, in Australia; and internationally. It is indeed the family business!Toni Lamond exudes vast optimism and palpable passion - traits that have been steadfast in navigating her illustrious career. A career that has included a number of firsts. Lamond lead the company of The Pajama Game as Babe Williams in J. C. Williamsons first foray into casting a musical with a company of Australian performers. And she was the first to host a television show as a guest host of infinite charm on GTV 9s, In Melbourne Tonight.Toni was the inaugural guest on STAGES in 2018, sharing with us a long life of triumph, challenge and dedication. She shared insights into a stellar career that made her one of our first, bona-fide stars.

During our second season, STAGES was delighted to connect with Australia's original Eliza Doolittle, Bunty Turner.In 1950's Australia the Original Cast Recordings of the West End and Broadway productions of My Fair Lady, became highly sought treasures. Families gathered at homes to ‘Get to the Church on time' and ‘Dance all Night' dreaming of when the show would arrive in Australian theatres - ‘Wouldn't it be Loverley?'Eager to replicate the productions in London and New York, J.C.Williamsons imported American creatives and secured a principal cast from the UK. ‘The Firm' had a policy at the time of preferring to cast lead players that they could bill as “direct from the West End” even if unknown. It was felt that an actor with that billing would always attract larger audiences than an Australian. These were pioneering days in the commercial theatre, but the seed for an Australian Company of players had commenced a few years earlier with The Pajama Game.Leading the Original Australian company of My Fair Lady was Bunty Turner. Born in Northern Ireland she had established herself as a singer of great skill in London productions of Free As Air, The Dancing Years and Hansel & Gretel. The original production of My Fair Lady in this country enjoyed tremendous success and launched a second company that toured Australian capitals and New Zealand. Bunty played the role of Eliza in productions throughout Australia, London and South Africa.Bunty is a delight. She is effervescent and her joy is contagious. She possesses great charm, class and cheeky humour. One can easily understand why she made the perfect ‘Eliza Doolittle'.

James Williamson looks after Marketing and Sales at Latitude 28 and brings over 10 years of China focused trade and investment experience to the L28 team. He has extensive Chinese and South East Asian Networks and has studied in both Australia and China holding a Bachelor of Marketing from Curtin University. Latitude 28° is the amalgamation of two long standing Australian livestock families, the Williamsons and the Mortons. With the guidance of the senior hands Craig Williamson and Noel Morton the 4th generation of these families have come together to utilise the experience of their families to provide the international markets with premium Australian Beef. Don't forget to send us an email if you know of a story that we should tell at hello@generationag.com.au *Become a Patreon Partner* - https://patreon.com/generationag Find us here: Instagram: @generation.ag Twitter: @generation_ag Website: www.generationag.com.au

Join us today for an inspiring story from Brian and Jennie Williamson. Brian and Jennie have students here at NorthStar and have an incredible Christian music ministry. Listen as they share the heartache that led them to each other and the beautiful testimony that they have in using their God-given talents to further the gospel. Click below for more resources from the Williamsons!https://vimeo.com/553465128https://arisonrecords.com/store/ols/products/god-is-great-nsa-promo (promo code for free download: NSA)

Ryan Blackburn breaks down a great 113-108 win by the Denver Nuggets over the New Orleans Pelicans. Nikola Jokić was his normal incredible self, Jamal Murray had a season high 11 assists, and Michael Porter Jr. looks unstoppable from beyond the three-point line. The Big Three combined for 85 points tonight, and Ryan discusses how they all made it happen.He also talks about Zion Williamson and the Nuggets defense, Denver's shorthanded bench unit that needs Monte Morris to come back ASAP, and gives a shoutout to Will Barton for an understated performance. Then, Ryan goes around the league to discuss the Western Conference standings and an early playoff discussion.

In 1911 English sisters Claire and Dora Williamson began consulting a Seattle "fasting specialist" named Linda Burfield Hazzard. As they underwent her brutal treatments, the sisters found themselves caught in a web of manipulation and deceit. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll tell the story of the Williamsons' ordeal and the scheme it brought to light. We'll also catch a criminal by the ear and puzzle over a prohibited pig. Intro: During World War II, the United States circulated specially printed currency in Hawaii. Reversing an artwork in a mirror alters its aesthetic effect. Sources for our feature on Linda Burfield Hazzard: Gregg Olsen, Starvation Heights: A True Story of Murder and Malice in the Woods of the Pacific Northwest, 1997. Linda Burfield Hazzard, Fasting for the Cure of Disease, 1908. Linda Burfield Hazzard, Scientific Fasting: The Ancient and Modern Key to Health, 1927. Steven Chermak and Frankie Y. Bailey, Crimes of the Centuries: Notorious Crimes, Criminals, and Criminal Trials in American History, 2016. Teresa Nordheim, Murder & Mayhem in Seattle, 2016. Bess Lovejoy, "The Doctor Who Starved Her Patients to Death," smithsonianmag.com, Oct. 28, 2014. Terence Hines, "A Gripping Story of Quackery and Death," Skeptical Inquirer 21:6 (November-December 1997), 55. Dorothy Grant, "Look Back Doctor," Medical Post 40:16 (April 20, 2004), 28. "The Hazzard Murder Trial," Northwest Medicine 4:3 (March 1912), 92. "Dr. Linda Hazzard Is Given Pardon," Oregon Daily Journal, June 4, 1916. "Woman Fast Doctor Released on Parole," Oakland [Calif.] Tribune, Dec. 21, 1915. "Glad She Is Going Says Mrs. Linda Hazzard," Tacoma [Wash.] Times, Jan. 6, 1914. "Starved to Death," [Sydney] Globe Pictorial, Feb. 14, 1914. "Dr. Linda Hazzard Must Serve Term in the Penitentiary," Seattle Star, Dec. 24, 1913. "Mrs. Linda Hazzard Must Go to Prison According to Supreme Court Ruling," Tacoma [Wash.] Times, Aug. 13, 1913. "Sister Describes Treatment," Washburn [N.D.] Leader, Jan. 26, 1912. "'Starvation Cure' Victim on the Stand," Wichita [Kan.] Daily Eagle, Jan. 21, 1912. "Tells How Mrs. Hazzard Treated Them at Ollala," Tacoma [Wash.] Times, Jan. 20, 1912. "Blames Doctors' Jealousy," New York Times, Aug. 7, 1911. "Starvation Cure Fatal," New York Times, Aug. 6, 1911. "Investigate Woman Doctor," New York Times, July 31, 1911. "The State of Washington, Respondent, v. Linda Burfield Hazzard, Appellant," Washington Reports, Volume 75: Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of Washington, August 12, 1913 - October 9, 1913, 1914. "Linda Burfield Hazzard: Healer or Murderess?", Washington State Archives, Digital Archives (accessed Jan. 24, 2021). Listener mail: Matt Hongoltz-Hetling, "United States of Climate Change: Missouri Under Water," Weather Channel, Nov. 9, 2017. "German Police Identify Burglar by His Earprints," Spiegel International, April 30, 2012. "Ear Print Analysis," Wikipedia, accessed Jan. 28, 2021. "Ear Print Analysis," Encyclopedia.com (accessed Jan. 28, 2021). Ayman Abaza et al., "A Survey on Ear Biometrics," ACM Computing Surveys, March 2013. Mit Katwala, "The Bonkers Plan to Foil Password Thieves Using Your Mouth," Wired, Dec. 13, 2020. Boxcar Willie, "Luther," Jan. 30, 2012. "Luther," International Lyrics Playground (accessed Jan. 31, 2021). "Boxcar Willie," Wikipedia (accessed Jan. 31, 2021). This week's lateral thinking puzzle was contributed by listeners Paul Schoeps and Stuart Baker. Stuart sent this corroborating link, and Sharon found this related, gratuitously horrifying incident. You can listen using the player above, download this episode directly, or subscribe on Google Podcasts, on Apple Podcasts, or via the RSS feed at https://futilitycloset.libsyn.com/rss. Please consider becoming a patron of Futility Closet -- you can choose the amount you want to pledge, and we've set up some rewards to help thank you for your support. You can also make a one-time donation on the Support Us page of the Futility Closet website. Many thanks to Doug Ross for the music in this episode. If you have any questions or comments you can reach us at podcast@futilitycloset.com. Thanks for listening!

Da kommt also ihr Pandemie-Album. Scharf beobachtet, holprig gezetert, rabenschwarz gewitzt: Die Sleaford Mods bleiben auf LP Nummer 11 «Spare Ribs» sich selber, very British und systemrelevant. Andrew Fearns minimalistische Elektropunk-Beats flirren und stampfen und Jason Williamsons überladene Texte zünden so einige Gedanken. Natürlich ist «Spare Ribs» inhaltlich liniengetreu und der Fisch stinkt weiterhin vom Kopf her. Aber die Pandemie, in der die Gerippe buchstäblich vor unseren Augen abtransportiert werden, liefert den Mods'schen Dauerbrennern auf traurige Art und Weise frisches Bildmaterial: Den Preis für den Wohlstand weniger, zahlen viele, doch der Kapitalismus hat uns so einiges zu bieten, das uns (inklusive Mr. Williamson) vom genauerem Hinschauen ablenken mag. Neu ist, dass erstmals im Sleaford Mods-Universum Gäste zum Zug kommen: Die britische Indie-Rap Newcomerin Billy Nomates und Amy Taylor, Sängerin der Aussie-Punks Amyl And The Sniffers, sind wohltuende Variationen nach 13 Jahren (und fast so vielen Veröffentlichungen) mit Williamsons monotoner Schnauze.

Da kommt also ihr Pandemie-Album. Scharf beobachtet, holprig gezetert, rabenschwarz gewitzt: Die Sleaford Mods bleiben auf LP Nummer 11 «Spare Ribs» sich selber, very British und systemrelevant. Andrew Fearns minimalistische Elektropunk-Beats flirren und stampfen und Jason Williamsons überladene Texte zünden so einige Gedanken. Natürlich ist «Spare Ribs» inhaltlich liniengetreu und der Fisch stinkt weiterhin vom Kopf her. Aber die Pandemie, in der die Gerippe buchstäblich vor unseren Augen abtransportiert werden, liefert den Mods'schen Dauerbrennern auf traurige Art und Weise frisches Bildmaterial: Den Preis für den Wohlstand weniger, zahlen viele, doch der Kapitalismus hat uns so einiges zu bieten, das uns (inklusive Mr. Williamson) vom genauerem Hinschauen ablenken mag. Neu ist, dass erstmals im Sleaford Mods-Universum Gäste zum Zug kommen: Die britische Indie-Rap Newcomerin Billy Nomates und Amy Taylor, Sängerin der Aussie-Punks Amyl And The Sniffers, sind wohltuende Variationen nach 13 Jahren (und fast so vielen Veröffentlichungen) mit Williamsons monotoner Schnauze.

11/2/2020Season 11, Episode 38 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can and in this Monday show, Alex Kozora and I get right to talking about the latest news concerning the Pittsburgh Steelers following their big Sunday road win against the Baltimore RavensBefore we break down and recap the Steelers Sunday win against the Ravens, Alex and I discuss the team trading for New York Jets inside linebacker Avery Williamson Sunday night. We tell you are thoughts about Williamsons initial spot on the depth chart, his potential future with the team and what the tape says about his ply.The Steelers suffered a few more injuries on the defensive side of the football during Sunday’s game against the Ravens so we update the latest news concerning those players and more.We finally get around to recapping the Steelers Sunday road win against the Ravens it starts with us focusing on the play of the offense from start to finish. We talk about the visible adjustments we saw, especially in the second half, and more.Alex and I then move over to the defensive side of the football and discuss the Steelers problems against the Ravens running game. We talk about the few things they did right on the defensive side of the football against the Ravens and more.We close out this Friday podcast episode by answering several more emails we’ve received from listeners.Thanks for listening and don’t forget to call or email with questions or comments and please pass us along to your friends!

Gospel Music Today Watch Gospel Music Today anytime on your computer at www.gospelmusictoday.com. Southern Gospel news, guests, concerts. 15,475 people like this including 9 of  my friends   April 5 2020·  This week on Gospel Music Today! Guests Donnie Williamson and Bo Chesser of The Williamsons, exclusive concert video with The Blackwood Brothers and Karen Peck and New River, plus news, concert updates, and Jean's feature group. If you missed the show on television, you can watch online anytime at www.gospelmusictoday.com Howcee Productions Gospel "Bringing Families Communities and Churches Together" Music gospel music. What is gospel music? What is the common factor in all gospel music? that is sang played written regardless of what genre. The answer God (The Father) The Son (Jesus) The Spirit (Holy Spirit The Holy Ghost The Comforter) We play all style of music in one place. We will cover all elements of the human being. We will minister to the whole man. Come join us. Follow #HOWCEE Radio @ https://www.mixcloud.com/freddie-howard2/ https://howceeproductiongospel.blogspot.com/ https://www.blogtalkradio.com/howcee-productions-gospel  

Jesper Karlsson och Nicklas Hoverbrandt diskuterar Zion Williamsons fantastiska debut, att Lebron James nu har gjort tredje mest poäng någonsin och om han kan slå Kareem-Abdul Jabbars rekord, vem som är den mest underhållande spelaren i ligan, om rätt spelare blev valda som starters i All-Starmatchen och vilka de tycker borde bli reserver.

Jesper Karlsson och Nicklas Hoverbrandt diskuterar Zion Williamsons fantastiska debut, att Lebron James nu har gjort tredje mest poäng någonsin och om han kan slå Kareem-Abdul Jabbars rekord, vem som är den mest underhållande spelaren i ligan, om rätt spelare blev valda som starters i All-Starmatchen och vilka de tycker borde bli reserver.

“Tis a divided world in which we live. This creed versus that creed; highbrow versus lowbrow and so on, - ad infinitum. A major division at the present time - and one that interests us - is that the world is divided into two sections, those who have seen ‘My Fair Lady’ and those who haven’t”.This decree was the opening paragraph in the J.C. Williamson’s program heralding the arrival of the musical sensation that had captured the public consciousness around the world - Lerner and Loewe’s glorious musical examination of the social transformation of a young woman by a phonetics teacher - My Fair LadyIn 1950’s Australia the Original Cast Recording of My Fair Lady became a highly sought treasure. Families gathered at homes to ‘Get to the Church on time’ and ‘Dance all Night’ dreaming of the arrival of the show to Australian theatres - ‘Wouldn’t it be Loverley?’The musical was a return to graciousness and elegance on the stage; allied is the fact that it is a Cinderella story - surely theatre’s surest standby. And it carries a rich source material in George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion.Eager to replicate the productions in London and New York, the Australian Impresarios, J.C.Williamsons’ imported American creatives and secured a principal cast from the UK. Williamson’s had a policy at the time of preferring to cast lead players that they could bill as “direct from the West End” even if unknown. It was felt that an actor with that billing would always attract larger audiences than an Australian. Early days in the commercial theatre; but the seed for an Australian Company of players had been planted a couple of years earlier with The Pajama Game.Leading the Original Australian company of My Fair Lady was Bunty Turner. Born in Northern Ireland she had established herself as a singer of great accomplishment in U.K. productions of Free As Air, The Dancing Years and Hansel & Gretel. The original production of My Fair Lady in this country enjoyed tremendous success; so much so that a second company was launched to tour Australian capitals and New Zealand. Bunty Turner played the role of 'Eliza Doolittle' in productions throughout Australia and South Africa. What happened to Bunty at the conclusion of the show? We discover all, in this enchanting episode of STAGES with the vivacious and thoroughly engaging, Bunty Turner.The Stages podcast is available in iTunes, Spotify and Whooshkaa.

 #HOWCEE RADIO This Week on Gospel Music Today Concerts Southern Gospel. Thanks Shout out the Ken And Jean Grady @ kengrady@gospelmusictoday.com http://www.gospelmusictoday.com/concerts Link Below Rod Treme and the members of Paul's Journey are the guests on Gospel Music Today for the week of September 8. Ken and Jean Grady host southern gospel news and concert updates. The Feature Group is The King James Boys, and Jean reviews new recordings by The Kingsmen and Terry and Debra Luna. An article from Singing News magazine is the subject of this week's News Notes. The show features a music video by GloryWay Quartet, exclusive concert video of The Williamsons, recorded by Gospel Music Today's cameras in Oxford, AL, and a visit to the Gospel Music Today Archives for an exclusive video of The Representatives Quartet, recorded by Gospel Music Today's cameras in Broken Arrow, OK. LIVE Click the Play button above to listen to the TV Show Television! Atlanta, GA, Louisville, KY, Bruce, MS, Phenix City, AL, Beaumont, TX, Atlanta, TX, Morrilton, AR, Waycross, GA, West Plains, MO, Blairsville, GA, Quincy, IL ROKU! FFE TV, AllNations TV Radio! WOTG, WPIL-FM

This Week on Gospel Music Today The Feature Group is The King James Boys Rod Treme and the members of Paul's Journey are the guests on Gospel Music Today for the week of June 16. Ken and Jean Grady host southern gospel news and concert updates. The Feature Group is The King James Boys, and Jean reviews new recordings by The Kingsmen and Terry and Debra Luna. An article from Singing News magazine is the subject of this week's News Notes. The show features a music video by GloryWay Quartet, exclusive concert video of The Williamsons, recorded by Gospel Music Today's cameras in Oxford, AL, and a visit to the Gospel Music Today Archives for an exclusive video of The Representatives Quartet, recorded by Gospel Music Today's cameras in Broken Arrow, OK.

This Week on Gospel Music Today., for the week of April 20, April  28. May 5 week 2019.   Please Thanks Ken and Jean Grady @ kengrady@gospelmusictoday.com Darin Hebert and Lisa Williamson of The Williamsons are the guests on Gospel Music Today for the week of April 28. Ken and Jean Grady host southern gospel news and concert updates. The Feature Group is Isaac's Well, and Jean reviews new recordings by The Inspirations and The Old Paths. An article from Singing News magazine is the subject of this week's News Notes. The show features music videos by The Guardians and New Ground, exclusive concert video of The Bibletones, recorded by Gospel Music Today's cameras in Oxford, AL, and a visit to the Gospel Music Today Archives for an exclusive video of The Blackwood Brothers Quartet, recorded by Gospel Music Today's cameras in Memphis, TN. Gospel Music FanFair May 13-18 Somerset, KY Recording for Television

John ‘Robbo’ Robertson is a true gentleman of the theatre. A showman of great charm and ability, he has been at the forefront of commercial theatre since 1956, when he dropped a career in accountancy to enter the business of Show! Just like the character of Leo Bloom in Mel Brook’s THE PRODUCERS, the Accountant turned Producer – but ‘Robbo’s career trajectory saw him commence first as a Stage Manager on The Tivoli Circuit, building his career in a number of roles and working with key production houses including Rudas Productions, J.C. Williamsons, and Kenn Brodziak.It was at The Adelaide Festival Trust where he truly evolved as one of the country’s most successful Impresarios – steering them with extraordinary hits such as EVITA, BARNUM, OKLAHOMA and SONG & DANCE – musicals that captured the audience’s imaginations and made theatre-going, an event again.As a Director and Executive Producer with Cameron Mackintosh’s Australian Company, he oversaw the arrival of the English juggernauts CATS, LES MISERABLES, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA and MISS SAIGON. Musicals which changed the way in which the product was assembled, produced, marketed and presented.Known to everyone as ‘Robbo’, John has garnered a reputation as a much loved and respected Producer. He continues to be called upon for his sage advice as a consultant and mentor. After all, he’s been there; done that … many times over.In 2003, Live Performance Australia presented John Robertson with its James Cassius Award in recognition of his contribution to excellence in the Performing Arts.The Australian Performing Arts would certainly be the poorer without the instinct, drive and passion of ‘Robbo’. I had the best time in conversation with John. Enjoy!

(2018)  The homestead has been in the family since the early 1900's.  Today, the newest generation of Williamsons (a really fun bunch) are still producing quality fruit and delicious wine from Williamson Vineyards in Caldwell. Then, we're off on a field trip to Hawaii's Big Island.  Up among the lava rocks left behind by Mount Kilauea, you'll find the very unique Volcano Winery.  Not only are they producing Pinot Noir and fine mead, but they're into tea leaves as well.  It's a great place to visit when Northwesterners take a trip to the islands! Join host Brian Calvert for all this, plus Master of Wine Bob Betz of Betz Family Winery stops by to answer our wine questions, Justin Stiefel of Heritage Distilling Company mixes-up our "Drink of the Week." and Idaho Wine presents "Bites and Bottles," a fun food pairing with wine, craft beer, and spirits featuring Chef Kathy Casey.

This week is another very important and special episode. I want this podcast to keep shining lights on women who are doing incredible things for the world and this episode is the perfect example of that. This week I am interviewing my, in real life, friend Abby. We taught a Zumba class together in Korea and I fell in love with her and her sweet family. They are kind, generous, selfless and oh so creative! Abby shares all about the creative process when it comes to expressing your creativity through dance. Her wisdom and words transcend all art forms and will inspire you to break a little more free in your creative work and be bold in your self expression. Abby talks about inspiration gathering, using your mistakes to grow, how to take on a new creative challenge (like dance) as an adult, and how creativity and dance helps heal our souls. She shares about their incredible plan to move to Nepal to be teacher trainers and to bring arts and healing to the community there. A note about learning more and partnering with Abby & Ross for their work in Nepal: If you are as excited and intrigued as I am about the Williamsons journey to Nepal they would like to invite you to fill out the “Join Us” form on our website and receive our newsletter and/or more info. They would love to keep in touch through their newsletter with stories from Nepal and can share how you can support them on this journey. Be sure to tell them you found them via How She Creates! How She Creates Challenge This week we want to see how you express your creativity through dance! Get out there and try a dance class or just turn on some good jams and get moving. Share a photo or video (!!) with us using the hashtag #howshecreates. For full shownotes visit http://www.lauren-likes.com/creates-ep-208-dance/

Most of the local businesses in Portobello will know about the Shop Party Awards by now - but how many of their customers and clients know about them? There's a wide and diverse groups of businesses in the area, from the restaurants and bars down on the Prom to the specialist food shops like Williamson's the fishmonger, Breadshare and Findlay's the Butcher, from Cobbler's Bench, the shoe repair shop, to the new hardware store. It's all part of the diversity that makes Portobello a great place to live.

The Southern Gospel group "The Williamsons" are joining us for a night of worship and concert!

Opening with 3 compelling songs telling us to BLESS, PRAY and SHOUT! Plus a special prayer and other great music! With: Heart Song, Heart of the City Worship Band, The Williamsons (pictured), Wynand Hansen, Tim Serdynski, LoveCollide, Tiffiny Contreras, The New Men of Praise, Everything New and Sarai Foss!