Podcasts about Wood Green

Join us on this episode Mikey interviews ex Woodgreen gang member !! Embark on a gripping tale of redemption with a former gang member who's rewriting his story through the art of rap. From the shadows of a troubled past marked by guns and violence emerges a new chapter filled with rhythm and rhyme. Follow his courageous quest for change, where every lyric echoes a journey of resilience and hope. Subscribe now to witness the evolution of an artist, as he turns his struggles into melodies that inspire and upliftSPONSORS:Need assistance regarding business immigration? Get in touch!!https://www.cranbrooklegal.com Moving to Dubai ? www.cranbrooklegal.ae00:00:00 Life Inside Prison: Stories of Money and Survival00:04:47 First Run-In with the Police: Year Nine Fight00:09:16 Life and Challenges in Wood Green00:13:46 Growing Up with Gang Activity 00:18:25 Making Money in Prison: Smuggling and Contraband00:23:20 Alleged Prison Bounty Story00:28:23 Real Stories from Wood Green 00:33:23 Police Encounters and Neighborhood Watch 00:37:52 From Street Life to Positive Change 00:42:26 Ending the Show & Engagement CallFollow The BlueTick Show On All Platforms Here!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebluetickshowSnapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/mikeymelin1Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBluetickShowSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/45FTJt5SYMEQzS39IVnVM6?si=a21c92f042e2415cFor all sponsorship enquires email us at info@thebluetickshow.comFollow Mikey Here:https://www.instagram.com/mikeymelin

As Winter sickness hits the NHS, the prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer, has unveiled the government's plans to support the service with a new partnership with the private sector.    Labour want to get waiting times for non-urgent care back down to the target of 18 weeks over the next five years, with Sir Keir saying the new arrangement will mean "resources of private hospitals [are] more readily available to the NHS".    The plan includes the development of new "community diagnostic centres". Ashish Joshi, our health correspondent, speaks to Niall from one in a shopping centre in Wood Green, north London.    Niall is also joined by Dr Rob Findlay, a contributor to the Health Service Journal and specialist in NHS demand and capacity planning and waiting times, to discuss whether the plans will actually help the service and its staff.     Producer: Soila Apparicio  Editor: Philly Beaumont  

We're joined by Lizzie Charnock, Dog Matching Officer, at Wood Green Pets Charity, talking about Christmas and its impact on impulse puppy purchases that often lead to young adults being handed into the charity. We chat about the rise in abandonment since the pandemic, and why Wood Green's service to match the right dog to a prospective owner is key. Since 2019, Channel 4's The Dog House has been capturing hearts across the nation. We chat about the programme and why it's helped so many understand how the Wood Green teams turn dogs' lives around, and the prospective owners whose lives are enriched by the power of the dog. Lizzie explains that this wildly successful series follows our four-legged friends' search for their perfect match, and it's always an emotional roller coaster. From heartbreaking backstories to happy endings, there's never a dull moment. But behind every success story is a team of passionate people at Wood Green working to turn a pet's life around. And, as a new series is unleashed, the charity and The Dog House's production team are looking for candidates, people wanting to adopt a dog in 2025, and might make the grade to contribute to the show. If that might be you, please follow the link below to contact Five Miles Films.Contact the show here or Channel Four or contact Wood Green directFor more about Anna go to annawebb.co.ukMusic and production by Mike Hanson for Pod People ProductionsCover art by JaijoCover photo by Rhian Ap Gruffydd at Gruff PawtraitsTo advertise on or sponsor A Dog's Life email: info@theloniouspunkproductions.com

Ryan Wood, Packers beat writer for the Green Bay Post Gazette, joins the show to preview the game at Lambeau Field on Sunday as the Packers host the Lions.

You should see the hard eye roll I do every time my boss tells me about his latest run and yet this was one of the most touching and enjoyable episodes I have had the pleasure to record. I think Emma is so incredible relatable in her different incarnations. All my blunt questions were genuinely because I didn't know and then always opened up these new avenues of storytelling. I also really enjoyed her talking about the magic of McDonalds in Wood Green as a teenager, I think most of us get that :)Here the promised links:website: https://www.parkrun.org.uk/lordshiprecground-juniors/news/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lordshiprecgroundjuniorparkrun/Art Trail: https://bigfunartadventure.org/art-trail/ABC Parents: https://www.instagram.com/abc_parents/...........................................................................................................................................pod instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anybodyeverybodytottenham/For updates on my latest projects, check pod website : https://www.anybodyeverybodytottenham.com/pod twitter: https://twitter.com/AnybodyBody 

Meet my team member Nazrul. Nazrul has a very special landmark to celebrate here at McDonalds —  25 years in the job! A lot has changed in that time from our menu to the technology in our restaurants, and we discuss it in this episode, recorded from my restaurant in Wood Green.

Meet my amazing team member Claudine — she has just completed the HR Level 5 apprenticeship here at McDonald's with a distinction! She managed this while juggling life as a mum and working in our busy Wood Green restaurant. I caught up with Claudine in this episode.

Isabel Squirrell is a UKCP registered Integrative Child Psychotherapist who works with children, adolescents and parents offering 1:1 psychotherapy in primary and secondary schools and in my practise in Wood Green, London. In this episode of Just Life Isabel speaks to us about autism. To find out more about Isabel's work visit her website https://www.childandparent.org/ which helps ordinary parents become therapeutically informed. JUST LIFE is a human formation programme brought to you by Radio Maria, airing on weekdays at 10am and rebroadcast at 10pm.  If you enjoyed this programme, please consider making a once off or monthly donation to Radio Maria England by visiting www.RadioMariaEngland.uk or calling 0300 302 1251 during office hours. It is only through the ongoing support of our listeners that we continue to be a Christian voice by your side.

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This week's episode was recorded a long time ago (2015) in a galaxy far, far away (Wood Green, North London). What we have here is two Star Wars conversations- with Paul and I discussing 'The Empire Strikes Back' and me and Jev talking about 'Return of the Jedi'- originally released on my OG podcast, the SpielbergPod. And listening back to these, 2015 was an interesting time to be a Star Wars fan as we are all eagerly awaited the release of 'The Force Awakens' and the start of the sequel trilogy (oh, what a journey we were about to begin...).

Hello to you listening in Wood Green, London, England!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Thoughts on Thursday and your host, Diane Wyzga.As the story goes the likelihood of any one of us being conceived is like that of a sea turtle swimming in the ocean and rising to the surface once every one hundred years and putting her head through a loop of seaweed floating there.Whether Life is chance or destiny we come with purpose. This from Clarissa Pinkola Estes:    "We do not become healers.We came as healers. We are.Some of us are still catching up to what we are.We do not become storytellers.We came as carriers of the storieswe and our ancestors actually lived. We are.Some of us are still catching up to what we are.We do not become artists. We came as artists. We are.Some of us are still catching up to what we are.We do not become writers.. dancers.. musicians.. helpers.. peacemakers. We came as such. We are.Some of us are still catching up to what we are.We do not learn to love in this sense.We came as Love.We are Love.Some of us are still catching up to who we truly are."- A Simple Prayer for Remembering the Motherlode by Clarissa Pinkola Estes from The Contemplari manuscript ©200Question: What are you discovering about your true purpose? What you came here for and how you help others?You're invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, share a nice shout out on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time! Remember to stop by the website, check out the Services, arrange a Discovery Call, and Opt In to stay current with Diane and Quarter Moon Story Arts and on Linked In.  Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts

Today I will be speaking with Russell Potter, one of the founders of London's multiple award-winning, SODA studio.  SODA has worked across London with several projects in Soho including the 5,110m2 regeneration of Walker's Court. Completed over eight years, the project created a new theater, restaurant, shops, flats, office space, and a restored home for Madame Jojo's nightclub. In north London, SODA created Green Rooms, the UK's first social enterprise hotel, providing affordable living accommodation and studio space for local artists in Wood Green, Haringey. In Silvertown in the Royal Docks, SODA worked with the GlA on a landmark retrofit of a Brutalist former beer factory, which now hosts a series of artist studios. SODA's most recent awards for their Liberty House include the Mixology Award for Workplace Interiors, the Dezeen Award for Large Workplace Interior, the Aya Award for Interior Architect of the Year, and the FX Award for Workplace Environment Large. In today's episode, we will be discussing: Winning work  Working with your spouse Branding a Design Firm  To learn more about Russell visit his:  Website: https://sodastudio.co.uk/studio/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sodalondon/ Twitter:  https://twitter.com/i/flow/login?redirect_after_login=%2Fsodalondon ► Transcription: https://otter.ai/u/8i6yRtYf8pCIjQbYLubWTQY3tlk?utm_source=copy_url ► Feedback? Email us at podcast@businessofarchitecture.com ► Access your free training at http://SmartPracticeMethod.com/ ► If you want to speak directly to our advisors, book a call at https://www.businessofarchitecture.com/call ► Subscribe to my YouTube Channel for updates: https://www.youtube.com/c/BusinessofArchitecture ******* For more free tools and resources for running a profitable, impactful, and fulfilling practice, connect with me on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/businessofarchitecture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enoch.sears/ Website: https://www.businessofarchitecture.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BusinessofArch Podcast: http://www.businessofarchitecture.com/podcast iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/business-architecture-podcast/id588987926 Android Podcast Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/BusinessofArchitecture-podcast Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9idXNpbmVzc29mYXJjaGl0ZWN0dXJlLmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz ******* Access the FREE Architecture Firm Profit Map video here: http://freearchitectgift.com Download the FREE Architecture Firm Marketing Process Flowchart video here: http://freearchitectgift.com Come to my next live, in-person event: https://www.businessofarchitecture.com/live Carpe Diem!

Greetings, bonjour, what's happeningI've got a few live-gogs coming up this week, so in order to help me prepare, I ran through, and recorded a set of poems, stories and a few *attempts* at tracks on the loop-station.As ever with this episodes, it's rough and ready but I that's the point, helps me get match fit!Remember, you catch me this Friday at Poetry & Poppadums, Karmel, Wood Green, London. FULL SET LIST1 - Trap It2- Times of Respect3- Whoever Said It Was Easy4- Fair & Square5- Chair Wars6- Not quite A Cheetah7- Premium Speed Ghost Train8- Slow and Steady9 - No Milk For The Foxes10 - Now, What Do You Want To Say?11 - Watts & Pommerlers This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cree.substack.com

Greetings, bonjour, what's happening?Lager Legions it's lager season…. Well, it's always Lager season over here in Lager HQ. I don't actually drink that much these days but it's a frame of mind more than anything, letting your hair down, getting things off your chest, that's what I'm talking about!And speaking of seasons, it's all got a bit autumnal out there; I'm enjoying it! Been mainly at home this week, it's been great, my wife is away for work, I miss her, but it's just me and the doggies. Done a fair bit of looking out the window, this week watching the rain drops and listening to the magic; one of my favourite things to do. Large up James Harris, who writes Stiff Upper Quip on Substack, he wrote this nice little piece this week about enjoying the rainLarge up those of you that caught the first episode of Young Unprofessional last week. Despite the character being old, this series is all quite new at the moment, and I'm slowly finding my feet with it. These are all draft pieces, I'm writing it as I go along. I'm just playing the with character, and the form and seeing it where it goes. Much like I did with the Satellite Stories. If I can get to six, I'll see where I'm at with it all. There's a few stories  that I wrote a few years back, from when Reece was in New Town. I'll probably put a few of those up at some point, lots of them include many of the characters in mentioned in these London pieces.So this time next week, I'll be getting ready for my gig at Poetry & Poppadums up in Wood Green, London. I'm on the bill with comedy and poetry heavyweight Simon Munnery, Carine Harb and all hosted and curated by the legend that is Paul Lyalls. It's always a fun gig. Good food, booze, tunes and well run.Also on the Thursday before that, I'm also at the launch event for the inaugural Maidstone Literature festival, at the museum there. Maidstone is where I live these days, and I rarely to get to do anything in the town related to what I do so I'm very excited at the prospect of walking to the gig, from my house. I don't know what the crack with tickets is, there's gonna be council people,the mayor but they have a website and are on Instagram so have a bucthers. They got loads of events happening around the town.In light of upcoming gigs, I'm gonna do a Not Quite Live episode, where I basically just press record and run through a set of poems and sometimes music, then upload them, it'll probably be just poems; I need to get a bit more practise in for the music before I start doing that again, it's been a while.Being that I've been at home a bit more, I've spruced up my website a bit; have a butchers at www.paulcree.co.uk and I've try to organise the Substack a bit as well, so you can see all the Satellite Stories in one place, for instance.You can find my music on Spotify, Apple, Bandcamp and all of them; few videos on You Tube too.If you like what I'm doing, hit subscribe on whatever platform you're following on, it all helps, but I guess you already know that, you must hear it from people like me, all the timeLarge up for listening, thoughKeep it lager than lifeEnjoy the story, it's called The Urban Explorer But In Sick trainersPeas and tatersPaulLINKSJames Harris (Stiff Upper Quip – Notes On Pluviophilia)Poetry & Poppadums @ Karamel, Wood Green https://www.musicglue.com/karamel/events/2023-09-29-poetry-and-poppadums-with-simon-munnery-karamelMaidstone Literature Festivalhttps://www.maidstonelitfest.org/Not Quite Live Editionhttps://cree.substack.com/p/not-quite-live-edition-2#detailsMy Websitewww.paulcree.co.ukBuy my books: The Suburban and The Hip Hop Theatre Anthologyhttps://paulcree.co.uk/shopStream my EP: Toast in the Machinehttps://paulcree.hearnow.com/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cree.substack.com

Greetings, bonjour, what's happening?Welcome to Lager Time; So this week, I'm dropping in the first in a new series of stories, called Young Unprofessional. It's about a character called Reece, who's moved to London in the mid 2000's, he's in his mid 20's and he hails from a fictional satellite town, called New Town. A little reminder you can come and see me live at Poetry & Poppadum's at Karamel in Wood Green, Friday 29th September. Simon Munnery is headlining, he's a bit of a legend in the comedy and poetry worlds. Last time I did this gig it was packed out. Come on down, they serve banging Indian food and Paul Lyall's is a great host.If you like what I'm doing, do me a favour and hit subscribe on whatever platform you're listening to this on, or even better, subscribe on Substack and you'll get all the extra bits I'm gonna be sticking up on there.I also jazzed up website this week, if you care to have a look? You'll links to lots of my past projects as well as a shop where you can purchase books, music etcwww.paulcree.co.ukHave a banging weekendKeep it lagerPeas and tatersPaul This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cree.substack.com

 Greetings, bonjour, what's happening?Yes indeed, it's Lager Time! At last! Lager-Lites of Lager Land unite!We are back in the game, mate! This week it's the last in the series of the Satellite Stories and it's called McGeezer thr Machinet Poetry & Poppadums, @karamel in Wood Green.n. The Suburban a my most recent music project is called Toast In The Machine; a small 5 track EP which you can stream here. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cree.substack.com

Wendy Baverstock, primary school teacher at Eldon Primary, curriculum resource creator, and amateur historian, has created a series of resources designed for year 6 pupils about 20th century London migration. The resources are a fantastic look into the lives of migrants to London during that time, and they include personal stories from relatives and ancestors of students and teachers in present-day Enfield. Listen to this episode of HEP Talks to hear stories about Granville James Brown, whose daughter Diana would become Deputy Headteacher at Eldon Primary School, as well as Joe, whose family moved from Ghana to live in Wood Green in London in 1985. Those stories and more feature in Wendy's year 6 curriculum, which Wendy has generously made available for download at the link here. Feel free to read and use the curriculum, and you can even give feedback about the resources on the poll attached to this podcast (Spotify only).

I just love the great diversity of groups and initiatives who strive to make Haringey a  more welcoming and kinder place and Pram Depot has been doing this work for a very long time. It was a joy to have this chat with Oonagh and Karen about the beginnings of the project, the pivoting during the pandemic, current challenges and future plans.Pram Depot Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pramdepot/Pram Depot Website: https://pramdepot.com/.....................................................................................................................................................pod instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anybodyeverybodytottenham/pod website : https://www.anybodyeverybodytottenham.com/pod twitter: https://twitter.com/AnybodyBody

Wood Green and Broadstairs, 1903, from Gower Sketchbook, graphite and watercolour on wove paper, Art Gallery of Ontario, Gift of Jane and John McNicoll, 2002, 2002/9441. Displayed on a table and under Plexiglas, this is one of 8 sketchbooks at the centre of the last room in the exhibition. This room displays the two artists' works in their own right. A series of five colour prints on paper by Cassatt are on one wall, and on the others are paintings from McNicoll's travels of landscapes and figures. The vertically oriented sketchbook is 20 cm tall by 16 cm wide and is open to a small watercolour sketch and life drawings of figures in pencil on both of its off-white pages. In the right upper half of the top page is the watercolour which is slightly larger than a business card. Two thirds is of a dramatic sky with towering grey clouds and one patch of pastel blue near the top. The lower third is a landscape with still waters on the left and a sandy beach and an escarpment rising on the right. Patches of grey, blue and brown dot the beach and indicate bathers at the shore. Under the watercolour is a sketch of the rear view of a child holding a pail and walking in the sand wearing a sunhat with a ribboned band. In a sketch to the left, another child, also seen from behind, sways in a swimming dress with horizontal stripes. To the top left and bottom right of the bottom page are inscriptions. The writing at the top left reads: Wood Green May 1903. Under this are three rear view sketches of a barefoot adolescent figure in a skirt. One is standing with their arms in front of them, presumably carrying something. The remaining two sit perched on a ledge, with one facing left with their left knee raised to also rest on the wall. Writing at the bottom right reads Broadstairs 1903. Spaced around the bottom page are 6 walnut sized sketches of scenes that the artist would have seen during a trip to Broadstairs, on the coast of England. Two depict a child in a sun hat playing with a bucket on the beach. Four are of a person in what resembles a long wool bathing dress and beret-shaped swimming cap. They alternately sit up and recline, leaning on an elbow in the sand, with two sketched as outlines with only a few short strokes of pencil. Around 60 additional images from all the sketchbooks are shown on a monitor mounted on the wall nearby. The other sketchbooks in the case are opened to show drawings such as: sketches of models, females in the nude and males wearing only loincloths, seaside landscapes and village scenes, pencil portrait sketches, a young boy leaning on a staircase, women beside an easel talking in an art class, and a man standing behind a tripod with a surveyor's instrument called a Survey Transit Telescope.

“The” “Science” says this, But, The Word of God says . . .A teacher screamed at students who apparently had too many questions about a speaker from the Sexual Left that “in a Democratic society” we “shut-up and go along with what the ‘majority' wants.” So, what does God's Word say? CNN ran a piece claiming, effectively, “the” “science” says there is no advantage to a kid having anything more than a single mom. The writer of the piece spoke of the advantages of having a single mother. What does God's Word say? And, while I am at it, maybe CNN should actually READ the studies their writers quote, because I did. How about scientists making babies with the DNA of three people? Why stop at three? This is happening--for the safety of the babies, of course--so what does God's Word say? What does God say about a former abortionist who let the Lord back into his heart and now tells the world about his turning point, from a man who was ready to suffocate a little baby born alive--a baby who went on to live!--to a man who stands against abortion? What does God's Word say? What does God's Word say about redeeming people? Look no further than the Thief on The Cross; God is righteous and anxious to forgive.The Story of the Thief on the Cross—and What It Means for UsGod makes clear, we are not to obey orders that stand against God's Word. We must speak God's Word in truth and in grace. Acts 4:13-2213 When they saw the courage of Peter and John and realized that they were unschooled, ordinary men, they were astonished and they took note that these men had been with Jesus. 14 But since they could see the man who had been healed standing there with them, there was nothing they could say. 15 So they ordered them to withdraw from the Sanhedrin and then conferred together. 16 “What are we going to do with these men?” they asked. “Everyone living in Jerusalem knows they have performed a notable sign, and we cannot deny it. 17 But to stop this thing from spreading any further among the people, we must warn them to speak no longer to anyone in this name.”18 Then they called them in again and commanded them not to speak or teach at all in the name of Jesus. 19 But Peter and John replied, “Which is right in God's eyes: to listen to you, or to him? You be the judges! 20 As for us, we cannot help speaking about what we have seen and heard.”21 After further threats they let them go. They could not decide how to punish them, because all the people were praising God for what had happened. 22 For the man who was miraculously healed was over forty years old.God is quite clear about the role of parents and mothers in particular Proverbs 1:8-9: "Pay close attention, my child, to your father's wise words and never forget your mother's instructions. For their insight will bring you success, adorning you with grace-filled thoughts and giving you reins to guide your decisions."Ephesians 6:1-3: "Children, if you want to be wise, listen to your parents and do what they tell you, and the Lord will help you. For the commandment, "Honor your father and your mother," was the first of the Ten Commandments with a promise attached: "You will prosper and live a long, full life if you honor your parents."Proverbs 31:10: "Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies."Isaiah 66:13: "As one whom his mother comforts, so I will comfort you."Isaiah 49:15: "Can a mother forget her nursing child? Can she feel no love for the child she has borne?"Proverbs 31:26: "She opens her mouth with wisdom, and the teaching of kindness is on her tongue."Proverbs 31:28–29: "Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praises her: 'Many women have done excellently, but you surpass them all.'"Deuteronomy 6:6–7: "And these words that I command you today shall be on your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise."Proverbs 31:31: "Honor her for all that her hands have done, and let her works bring her praise at the city gate."Psalm 139:13-14:"For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother's womb. I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are your works; my soul knows it very well."Genesis 3:20: "The man called his wife's name Eve, because she was the mother of all living."What does the Bible say about cannibalism?Episode 834 LinksWe are tolerant so SHUT-UP!SHOCKING: Woke leftist teacher at Wood Green academy scolds students for morally disagreeing with and questioning LGBT propaganda speakers at their school Let us now praise single momsThe author quotes a study she says proves being raised by a single parent makes no difference. Here's part of the study:Three's a crowd: Researchers create babies using unusual number of DNA samples; UK created legislation in 2015 to regulate this reproductive treatment … it's not a “treatment.”Former abortionist @JohnBruchalski tells me about a baby born alive during one of his failed abortions. The baby was crying, wheezing: "Do you know what my first instinct was? To suffocate it... My heart was ready, because I was bigger than it"MTG on the CDC changing THEIR definition of vaccine, never give into the the pretense that the CDC owns words. What does human meat taste like? 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Jay Shetty is the monk-turned-self-help-guru who grew up in Wood Green, North London and now counts Will Smith among his closest friends. His mission - to make 'wisdom go viral' - has seen him become a number one bestselling New York Times author with over 14 million Instagram followers. His podcast - On Purpose - is the biggest health and wellbeing podcast in the world. His latest book, Eight Rules of Love, is a guide to finding, keeping, and sometimes, letting go of love.In this interview, Jay talks about how to date, how to cope with rejection and break-ups and how to make compassionate decisions. He discusses his upbringing and his early struggles to fit in and what his time in the monastery taught him, as well as his failure to live up to his own standards of kindness. It's an enlightening listen. Thank you, Jay!--How To Fail With Elizabeth Day is hosted and produced by Elizabeth Day. To contact us, email howtofailpod@gmail.com--Jay Shetty's latest book, Eight Rules of Love, is available to buy here.--Social Media:Elizabeth Day @elizabdayHow To Fail @howtofailpodJay Shetty @jayshetty

Today I am talking to Donny who opened his picture frame shop in the Blue House Yard pretty much two years ago. We talk about his path into the profession, why people don't just go to Wilko and the community spirit in the Blue House Yard. All I now need is a great piece of art so I can get it framed ...Donny's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebluehouseframer/Donny's website: https://thebluehouseframer.wixsite.com/thebluehouseframer Blue House Yard: https://www.bluehouseyard.com/ .......................................................................................................................................................pod instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anybodyeverybodytottenham/pod website : https://www.anybodyeverybodytottenham.com/pod twitter: https://twitter.com/AnybodyBodyIf you fancy supporting my hobby - buy me a coffee :)https://www.buymeacoffee.com/anybodyeveI

Today I am talking to another local author - Stephen, a veteran primary school teacher so obviously I couldn't resist a bit of teacher talk. His background in primary school education is obviously a bit different but it is interesting how he notices patterns that we then see in secondary schools. I used to always write as a teenager and throughout adulthood shifting through different genres so I do feel very inspired by Stephen to continue working on your craft and to invite feedback from a writing group - watch this space!Stephen's website: https://stephenfitzsimons.com/Stephen's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephen_fitzsimons_author/The All Good Bookshop: https://allgoodbookshop.co.uk/events (on the events page, so much interesting stuff going on!).......................................................................................................................................................pod instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anybodyeverybodytottenham/pod website : https://www.anybodyeverybodytottenham.com/pod twitter: https://twitter.com/AnybodyBodyIf you fancy supporting my hobby - buy me a coffee :)https://www.buymeacoffee.com/anybodyeveI

Veterans In Politics- Season 5, Episode 6 with Ed McGuinnessEd McGuinness is a Conservative campaigner and former British Army officer, chairman of Islington Conservatives, President of Conservatives in the City and board member of CF Armed Forces. He was also a Parliamentary candidate in the 2019 General Election.Ed's passions are providing exciting policies for young people, ensuring the economy is secure and the Union.In this episode we ask him about his childhood, his military career, his campaigning experience and who inspires him.Ed grew up in Belfast in the 1990s and early 2000's during the transition from the Troubles to a lasting, but vulnerable peace. It was during this time he realised the value politicians can make to a country and community. During his youth, Conservative values of hard work and public service were instilled in him notably by his mother and father; a teacher and an accountant respectively, who gave a strong sense of family and community.Through school, and mostly through the influence of the Combined Cadet Force, Ed developed a keen interest in the military and, whilst studying Mathematics at the University of St Andrews, in Scotland, he commissioned into the Territorial Army (now known as the Reserves) in 2010. Following graduation, Ed was selected to attend the prestigious Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and commissioned as a regular British Army officer in August 2012.During his six years in the Royal Artillery, Ed deployed to Afghanistan in 2014, running an intelligence gathering platform to secure the withdrawal of British Forces from Helmand. Following this he went on to lead teams in Kenya and in Canada. Ed finished his regular military service in 2018 as a Forward Air Controller, leading a team of specialist soldiers to co-ordinate the airspace in a highly pressured environment – a role he considers a highlight of his career. Speaking of his military career Ed says, “leading the fine men and women of the British Army was a true privilege, I learned so much from them and their capacity for selflessness is astonishing. It has shaped who I am today”In February 2018 Ed moved to Islington, London, and began to work for a leading financial services company. Ed also become active in his local Conservative Federation. Quickly taking on the role of deputy Chair Political, Ed also ran in the local London Borough Council elections in 2018 and was the Federation transport spokesman. In late 2018 Ed become the Treasurer of the Federation and in February 2019 was elected Chairman of Islington Conservatives. During this tenure Ed has been a passionate advocate of his local area, but also has taken the lead in the NE London GLA campaign as co-Chair. Ed is also active in the community as a school governor.In November 2019 Ed was selected as the Conservative Parliamentary candidate for Hornsey & Wood Green. He is passionate about the local community, the Union and fundamental campaigning such that everyone's voices can be heardFor more info on Ed see here https://www.edmcguinness.org.uk/Ed McGuinness | FacebookEd McGuinness, CFA | LinkedInTo help us please visit our website to keep our podcast going with a small donation and dont forget to rate and share the show!  See here: Donate - CampaignForce #StandUpServeAgain #Veterans

Ryan Wood from the Green Bay Press-Gazette joins the show to provide an update from training camp and give his thoughts on the performance of Jordan Love last Friday.

With training camp practices set to begin tomorrow morning, we're joined by Ryan Wood to break down the Bakhtiari situation and who could start in his place, positional battles elsewhere, and more!

Hello to you listening in Wood Green, London, England!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Thoughts on Thursday and your host, Diane Wyzga.As the story goes the likelihood of any one of us being conceived is like that of a sea turtle swimming in the ocean and rising to the surface once every one hundred years and putting her head through a loop of seaweed floating there.Whether Life is chance or destiny we come with purpose. This from Clarissa Pinkola Estes:    "We do not become healers.We came as healers. We are.Some of us are still catching up to what we are.We do not become storytellers.We came as carriers of the storieswe and our ancestors actually lived. We are.Some of us are still catching up to what we are.We do not become artists. We came as artists. We are.Some of us are still catching up to what we are.We do not become writers.. dancers.. musicians.. helpers.. peacemakers. We came as such. We are.Some of us are still catching up to what we are.We do not learn to love in this sense.We came as Love.We are Love.Some of us are still catching up to who we truly are."- A Simple Prayer for Remembering the Motherlode by Clarissa Pinkola Estes from The Contemplari manuscript ©200Question: What are you discovering about your true purpose? What you came here for and how you help others?You're invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, share a nice shout out on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time! Remember to stop by the website, check out the Services, arrange a Discovery Call, and Opt In to stay current with Diane and Quarter Moon Story Arts and on Linked In.  Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts

After the Packers extended cornerback Jaire Alexander, Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette was quick to hop on Twitter and share why he thinks the extension was the right thing to do. He joins the show to break down his rationale for us!

The Fantastival Podcast #89 welcomes Steve's old friend from hmv Wood Green (who he has not seen since a chance meeting at an awards ceremony a few years ago or spoken to at length in about 15 years), the multi talented guitarist, singer, entertainer, man of many talents, the one & only Jefferson Davis… 15 years felt like yesterday as Jefferson talked about his life in music (listening & playing), a legendary story about a Glastonbury experience that is worth listening to just for this alone, his favourite acts, his Fantasy Festival lineup choosing just 5 acts and lots lots more as the time flew by in a very enjoyable episode. After you've listened to the episode go check out Jefferson's Spotify Playlist featuring songs from his chosen Fantasy Festival acts: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5RTUY3d038KJav0LQqIoMe?si=qSGuVmQaQMaGc6-GMOOJ0A And check out his YouTube Channel for some stunning original tracks and musicianship: https://youtube.com/c/JeffersonDukeMusic If you've enjoyed the Fantastival Podcast please give us a follow on Twitter @FantastivalP and remember to check for our new episodes which are released every Sunday at 9am. Spread the word... and the word is Fantastival! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-fantastival-podcast/message

Ryan Wood from the Green Bay Press-Gazette is down at the NFL owners meetings this week. We recap what he has heard from Packers brass, and ask him how much input Aaron Rodgers should have when it comes to finding new wide receivers.

Sparky has some "beef" with Ryan Wood from the Green Bay Press-Gazette; you'll have to listen to see what we mean! We also ask him about how Aaron Rodgers looks in his eyes now that Davante Adams is off to Las Vegas.

We continue the conversation surrounding the rumored 45 million dollars a year that could be offered by the Packers to Aaron Rodgers for him to stay in Green Bay. Ryan Wood from the Green Bay Press-Gazette joins the show and shares his thoughts on this, plus whether or not the Packers can, or should, try to run it back next year.

Hello 2022, we are coming out of this Omicron wave that put this precious podcast on hold for a little while. I am talking to Jenny, someone who is thriving in difficult circumstances - she lost her wig making jobs from one day to the next in 2020 and rediscovered her love for knitting and ended up starting her first adventure into retail. We talk about her steps into her start up, the Blue House Yard, shopping local and small and she has soooo many great top tips - I will add them to my website list.Jenny's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/knitknackshack/Jenny's website https://knitknackshack.co.uk/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/KnitKnackShack/.........................................................................................................................................................................................pod instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anybodyeverybodytottenham/pod website : https://www.anybodyeverybodytottenham.com/pod twitter: https://twitter.com/AnybodyBody

Can you really make silky fabrics from wood?! Plus climate change author, Ibrahim Abdul-Matin. The Conservation Fund, and JEEP Uganda.

In this episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Carolyn Tripp (@carolyntceramics)   Carolyn Tripp is a classically trained ceramic artist receiving her degree in ceramics from Camberwell School of Art under the professorship of Richard Slee in the 1990's.   “Working with clay is a constant learning curve and in order to improve my practice I regularly top-up my learning by attending classes in groups or one to one sessions with makers, whose work I admire in the ceramic community. I am happily situated at Wimbledon Art Studios in south London, within walking distance of home. In addition to my own practice I hold a board and teaching position at Studio 306 Collective, a social enterprise based in Wood Green, London. The collective works alongside adults living with and recovering from Mental health illness. I have been working in this field for the past 12 years and believe passionately in for the role of expressing creativity in maintaining our positive mental health. I have also held a teaching position at Workshop 305 another social enterprise, but this time working with adults with learning difficulties. Currently I teach adult evening classes at the workshop on an ad hoc basis”.   Carolyn is an associate member of the Craft Potters Association and a Council member of London Potters charity.   For more information on the work of Carolyn Tripp go to https://www.carolyntceramics.co.uk     To Support this podcast from as little as £3 per month: www.patreon/ministryofarts   For full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.ministryofarts.org Email: ministryofartsorg@gmail.com Social Media: @ministryofartsorg  

Catherine West, Labour MP for Hornsey and Wood Green says Boris Johnson will probably backtrack on plans to raise National Insurance in April. She tells Bloomberg Westminster's Yuan Potts and Caroline Hepker the hike will hit working families hard. Plus: Why is Tony Blair's knighthood so controversial? Bloomberg Opinion columnist Therese Raphael explains. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ramie is joined by Ryan Wood from the Green Bay Press Gazette. They hit on a number of topics, including our poll question of who deserves an award more, Aaron Rodgers, Matt LaFleur or Brian Gutekunst. *Note: This interview was recorded before news broke of Kirk Cousins being listed out for the game. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the second Packers-Vikings matchup of the season gets closer, we're joined by Ryan Wood from the Green Bay Press Gazette. He's been quite busy the last few days and has plenty to share about the upcoming game and Aaron Rodgers's recent retirement comment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's been the opposite of a slow news day in Green Bay. From new Packers added to the COVID list, to MVS coming OFF that list, to the big statement from Aaron Rodgers at his press availability today. We break it all down with Ryan Wood from the Green Bay Press Gazette. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Tuesday, that mean's The Big Show visits with Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press Gazette calls in to talk all things current and interesting revolving around the Packers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tuesday means Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press Gazette joins The Wendy's Big Show! Today we recap the Packers recent issues on defense and special teams, and discuss whether or not the Browns will put up much of a fight when Cleveland and Green Bay meet at Lambeau on Christmas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Fan's Green Bay football insider, Ryan Wood of Packersnews.com/Green Bay Press-Gazette joined the Ramie Show to recap the Packers missing out on Odell Beckham Jr and preview their matchup against the Seahawks. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catherine West, Labour MP for Hornsey and Wood Green, says she is very disappointed that Unite union leader Sharon Graham is not attending the party conference. West also tells Bloomberg Westminster's Yuan Potts and Caroline Hepker that frustrating the French with the AUKUS submarine deal is a bad idea. Bloomberg Opinion Columnist Therese Raphael says a quick U.S.-U.K. trade deal was never on the cards and its benefits were exaggerated. Plus, the mounting threats to household finances. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

A man with a mission! How Luke's desire to green up the concrete jungle of Wood Green led to the foundation of GrowN22 and lots of exciting projects in Haringey getting the community involved in taking charge of their environment and making it more colourful, healthy and communal. If you want to find out more check out:their website https://grown22.com/their instagram https://www.instagram.com/grow_n22/their twitter https://twitter.com/grow_n22I also really enjoyed the podcast episode by the Green Urbanist https://greenurbanist.buzzsprout.com/1188260/8750075-24-luke-newcombe-grown22-and-charles-linton-london-national-park-city-community-led-green-infrastructure-and-how-to-green-your-neighbourhood.........................................................................................................................................................................................pod instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anybodyeverybodytottenham/pod website : https://www.anybodyeverybodytottenham.com/pod twitter: https://twitter.com/AnybodyBody

This is the first episode in an ongoing series exploring the work of London National Park City Rangers. I go 'in the field' to to meet Rangers Luke Newcombe and Charles Linton in Wood Green, North London, to see some urban greening interventions first hand:Green public space at Wood Green LibraryGreen roofsThe borough's first Parklet/Pocket ParkNature ReserveLuke also gives advice for how you can start greening your own neighbourhood.Luke runs GrowN22, a Community Interest Company dedicated to transforming unlikely, disused and neglected spaces and gardens across Haringey into vibrant community gardens and growing spaces made for and by local people.Charles works in outdoor education and is a self-professed invertebrate nerd.Learn more about London National Park City and GrowN22:https://grown22.com/ https://www.nationalparkcity.london/Follow the Green Urbanist:https://twitter.com/GreenUrbanPodhttps://www.instagram.com/greenurbanistpodhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/green-urbanist-podcast

Climate Policy News--Biden Forms Cool New Federal Climate Agency, Lab-Grown Wood, Green Latinos Organize, Land Rover/Jaguar Goes All-Electric by 2025!

Jan 21 Seg 8 NFC Preview With Greg Auman TheAthleticNFL And Ryan Wood Green Bay Press-Gazette

Join us for our festive episode of ‘The Green Room', the last podcast for 2020. We'll be talking all about Christmas and looking back at Wood Green's highlights of this extraordinary year. Support the show (https://woodgreen.org.uk/donate)

Tom Tugendhat: Chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee and Conservative MP for Tonbridge and Malling | Catherine West: Labour MP for Hornsey and Wood Green & Shadow Americas Minister | Ella Whelan: Columnist at Spiked Online and Author 'What Women Want' | Harry Lambert: Special Correspondent at The New Statesman

It was the most high-profile case involving a hacker in the history of Britain, and at the time the story broke, one of the biggest stories in the UK, if not the world. Gary McKinnon, a Glasgow-born computer programmer, was arrested at his apartment flat in Wood Green, north London. The charge: hacking United States military computer systems within just weeks of the September 2001 terror attacks. McKinnon was dubbed “the 911 hacker,” although his reasons for hacking really had nothing to do with the terror attacks. But the most incredible part of McKinnon’s story hadn’t been the fact that he, a UK hacker with a dial-up modem, had accessed numerous U.S. government computer networks. It had been what he was looking for... and claimed to have eventually succeeded in finding: evidence of Unidentified Flying Objects, and efforts by the government to cover them up. This week, we dive into McKinnon's story, as well as other claims from over the years about alleged suppression of secret advanced technologies on The Micah Hanks Program.  The story doesn't end here... become an X Subscriber and get access to even more weekly content and monthly specials. Enjoy The Micah Hanks Program? Check out Micah's other podcasts here.  This week's episode is brought to you by our friends at BuyTwoWayRadios.com. Supporting our sponsors is one way you can support this show. We are confident that Danny and the folks at Buy Two Way Radios offer the very best products and quality deals. Please visit their site by clicking here, to learn more about the two-way radios and other fine products for recreation, and for emergency preparedness, that they offer.  Want to advertise/sponsor The Micah Hanks Program? We have partnered with the fine folks at AdvertiseCast to handle our advertising/sponsorship requests. If you would like to advertise with The Micah Hanks Program, all you have to do is email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: AdvertiseCast: Advertise with The Micah Hanks Program Coronavirus Charities If you are able, please consider supporting the following charities that are offering relief for those affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Visit our Coronavirus Charities Page to learn more. Show Notes Below are links to stories and other content featured in this episode: 'The Mandalorian' Season 2 premiere is a strong start Sean Connery has passed away at age 90  Huge spider assumed extinct in Britain discovered on MoD training site In a New Movie, COVID Mutates and America Is Still Locked Down in 2024 Pristine 'fireball’ meteorite contains extraterrestrial organic compounds Researchers examine drop in average body temperature over the past two decades Theresa May saved my life – now she’s the only hope for the Human Rights Act X Subscriber Sign-Up BECOME AN X SUBSCRIBER AND GET EVEN MORE GREAT PODCASTS AND MONTHLY SPECIALS FROM MICAH HANKS. Sign up today and get access to the entire back catalog of The Micah Hanks Program, as well as “classic” episodes of The Gralien Report Podcast, weekly “additional editions” of the subscriber-only X Podcast, the monthly Enigmas specials, and much more. Like us on Facebook Follow @MicahHanks on Twitter Follow Micah on Instagram Visit Micah's Website and check out Our Podcast Page

LBC Newshour | Cross Question: Tom Tugendhat, Chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee and Conservative MP for Tonbridge and Malling; Catherine West, Labour MP for Hornsey and Wood Green & Shadow Americas Minister; Ella Whelan, Columnist at Spiked Online and Author 'What Women Want' & Harry Lambert, Special Correspondent at The New Statesman | Business Hour with Emma Jones, in association with O2 Business

Ever wanted to know more about the life-changing veterinary care we provide at Wood Green? In this episode, two members of the team reveal all!Visit our website for more information:www.woodgreen.org.ukSupport the show (https://woodgreen.org.uk/donate)

Welcome to Open House, the podcast all about having difficult conversations! In this episode we talk to our Labour MP for Hornsey and Wood Green, Catherine West, about being a woman in politics. She was so generous with her time and we want to say another big thank you for coming on the show! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Craig Mitch and Nic Dream welcomed poet and entrepreneur Suli Breaks to the pod to discuss his journey as a spoken word artist and growing up in Wood Green with Craig. They also discussed if there are any ethics in business, Michael Jordan vs Lebron and the top 3 black actors of all time...Hit the follow.@craigxmitch@nicdream@sulibreaks@doubledownpodcast

Each week the Ham & High Podcast interviews a different guest about their life and career. In this episode, André Langlois speaks to Catherine West, MP for Hornsey and Wood Green, about the political landscape, how we got here and how we should respond to the current crisis.

Dave Birdman is in a mischevous mood - He is asking listeners for scurrilos rumours about where Bob Edwards is. Dave tells us about his problem his local AM breaker - CB radio was the wild west in those days... We hear more from from Mark, Ian the Engineer, Paul James and Paul's mum who has been providing snacks. Mentions for Bamber; Mark Linden of Willden Green ; Philanen of Kilburn ; Mike of Tottenham ; John of Wood Green ; Graham in Northolt ; No Class Fanzine ; Peter the Rad Man in Kingston ; Angie from Kinston ; Pippa from Harrow ;

We're back! After a long break, it's great to be back in the pub chatting with Joe Arditti about the trouble with having a baby face and the future for live entertainment in a post-lockdown world. There's some great content coming in the coming weeks, so make sure you subscribe and tell your friends! Music by Tom Hickox.

Welcome to another hour of fellowship, worship, PRAISE, music and bible teaching as heard on Fortress Radio - Sunday 2nd August, 2020. This week - in response to requests from listeners we are enjoying a good Salvation Army Praise Meeting - such as we used to enjoy on a Sunday between our roast dinners and granny's great Sunday tea! It features music by the International Staff Band, Birmingham Citadel Young Peoples Band and Songsters, Wood Green and Portsmouth singing companies, Norwich Citadel & Portsmouth Citadel bands as well as the Norfolk Fellowship Band and Kenya East Ladies band who have aided our congregational singing – and, in addition, the Solid Rock Band. There are also powerful prayers, bible teaching and some truly fabulous songs. Join us and enjoy taking part in this hour of fellowship! Throughout the world we are in the grip of a dreadful pandemic. The COVID-19 virus is wreaking havoc with the day to lives of countless millions of people. One of the consequences is the fact that we cannot, for the time being, meet in worship in our churches and Salvation Army corps. So FORTRESS RADIO has stepped in to provide two 'meetings' each Sunday at least for the duration of the curfews and lockdowns. I am pleased to be preparing the evening - or Salvation Meeting each week and the seventeenth of these has just been broadcast this evening. This is the meeting as it was broadcast. I am sharing the meeting here so people can listen again if they wish or hear it in places where Fortress Radio is unavailable.

In this episode we discuss how we've continued supporting people in the community at this difficult time, and some amusing anecdotes for good measure!For more information about Wood Green please visit our website:www.woodgreen.org.ukSupport the show

Wood Green's outreach team are a lifeline for many people in the community. Find out about the support we provide, and why it's needed now more than ever.Want to email the team with a question or a suggestion? Send it to podcast@woodgreen.org.ukWant behavioural advice or to ask a question about one of our pets? Send it to info@woodgreen.org.ukSupport the show (https://woodgreen.org.uk/donate)

Our dedicated teams are pulling together to ensure pets and people keep on getting the support they need during this difficult time. Find out how we've had to adapt – and what you can do to help.Support the show (https://woodgreen.org.uk/donate)

When a video of one of the UK's biggest rap stars being attacked went viral, it marked the start of a series of events that left three young people dead. They died when tensions escalated between rival gangs in Tottenham and Wood Green in the north London borough of Haringey. File on 4 has been told the events that led to their deaths were triggered by an attack on a rapper called Headie One from the Broadwater Farm estate in Tottenham. Tensions were escalated via social media - violent tit-for-tat attacks filmed and posted on Snapchat and You Tube. Livvy Haydock hears the stories of those at the heart of this feud and from those whose lives it has devastated. Reporter: Livvy Haydock Producer: Oliver Newlan Editor: Carl Johnston

What causes a pet phobia? What are some of the most unique examples we have seen at Wood Green? Learn more about this fascinating topic!Support the show (https://woodgreen.org.uk/donate)

Wood Green hit TV screens in Channel 4's The Dog House last year. The programme raised awareness of our work in a way we've never been able to before. We look back on this incredible opportunity.Support the show (https://woodgreen.org.uk/donate)

How is the Wood Green economy doing and what can we do to really help areas like our High Road thrive? In this episode, I'm joined by Councillor Gideon Bull who looks after economic regeneration at Haringey Council to discuss this and find out about what's planned for the future.

Topics: People of influence owing their community, Mr oh’s attire in Wood Green, Is Urban media the new Katy Hopkins? Social media responsibility and much much more... Host: Rhys Waul - Twitter: @Raw_Like_Me - Instagram: Rawlikeme, Mark Brown - Twitter: @Mister2Drink - Instagram: Mister2Drink - MrOh - Twitter: @MrOhYes - Instagram: Misterohhhhh

Cinema Organ Society Cassettes Name Artist Album Year Comments Calcutta George Blackmore All Diss... And Heaven Too! [COS Cassette 103] 1983 3-19 Wurlitzer plus piano, Kitchen Brothers Showroom, Diss, Norfolk; ex-Paramount/Odeon, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Speak Easy Martin Harris Masquerade [COS Cassette 121] 1992 4-24 Wurlitzer, Edric Hall, South Bank University, London Mood Indigo Robert Wolfe London's Pride [COS Cassette 112] 1988 4-24 Wurlitzer, Edric Hall, South Bank University, London Regency Romp Iain Flitcroft Sounds Of The State [COS Cassette 113] 1988 4-16 Wurlitzer, Gaumont State Theatre, Kilburn, London Bugler's Holiday Carolyn Hawkins (Riddick) Carolyn At The Console [COS Cassette 108] 1985 3-13 Compton, Thorngate Ballroom, Gosport Organ Club; ex-Gaumont/Odeon, Wood Green, London, then to Twickenham College of Technology At Last Arnold Loxam Trinity Sounds [YORCOS Cassette 302] 1991 3-8 Wurlitzer, Trinity Hall, Pudsey, Yorkshire Tarantella from Festa Rusticana Suite John Barlow Music in The Dales [COS Cassette 110] 1986 3-8 Wurlitzer, Dale Hall, Hampsthwaite, Yorkshire A Bedouin in Baghdad David Lowe Mr Resident [COS Cassette 104] 1984 3-9 Conacher, Regal/Odeon/Scala Cinema, Rotherham, Yorkshire In Love For The Very First Time Simon Gledhill A Trinity Farewell [COS Cassette YORCOS 303] 1995 3-10 Wurlitzer, Trinity Arts Centre, Pudsey, Yorkshire; ex-Gaumont Cinema, Oldham, Lancs

Cinema Organ Society Cassettes Name Artist Album Year Comments Calcutta George Blackmore All Diss... And Heaven Too! [COS Cassette 103] 1983 3-19 Wurlitzer plus piano, Kitchen Brothers Showroom, Diss, Norfolk; ex-Paramount/Odeon, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Speak Easy Martin Harris Masquerade [COS Cassette 121] 1992 4-24 Wurlitzer, Edric Hall, South Bank University, London Mood Indigo Robert Wolfe London's Pride [COS Cassette 112] 1988 4-24 Wurlitzer, Edric Hall, South Bank University, London Regency Romp Iain Flitcroft Sounds Of The State [COS Cassette 113] 1988 4-16 Wurlitzer, Gaumont State Theatre, Kilburn, London Bugler's Holiday Carolyn Hawkins (Riddick) Carolyn At The Console [COS Cassette 108] 1985 3-13 Compton, Thorngate Ballroom, Gosport Organ Club; ex-Gaumont/Odeon, Wood Green, London, then to Twickenham College of Technology At Last Arnold Loxam Trinity Sounds [YORCOS Cassette 302] 1991 3-8 Wurlitzer, Trinity Hall, Pudsey, Yorkshire Tarantella from Festa Rusticana Suite John Barlow Music in The Dales [COS Cassette 110] 1986 3-8 Wurlitzer, Dale Hall, Hampsthwaite, Yorkshire A Bedouin in Baghdad David Lowe Mr Resident [COS Cassette 104] 1984 3-9 Conacher, Regal/Odeon/Scala Cinema, Rotherham, Yorkshire In Love For The Very First Time Simon Gledhill A Trinity Farewell [COS Cassette YORCOS 303] 1995 3-10 Wurlitzer, Trinity Arts Centre, Pudsey, Yorkshire; ex-Gaumont Cinema, Oldham, Lancs

BIDs are spreading up and down the country. We have one in Wood Green. But what exactly is a BID and what’s the point of one? I’m joined by Paul Collins who runs Future Wood Green BID, which celebrates its 1st birthday this month! We discuss this and more...

One For The Birds! Start Name Artist Album Year Comments The Dicky Bird Hop Arnold Loxam The Magical Sound of the Wurlitzer Organ [Music Club MCCD 207] 1995 3-8 Wurlitzer, Town Hall, Burton-on-Trent 3:28 Yellow Bird Clyde Derby Remember Me? [Ruby Stereo LP] 4-16 Robert Morton, Carl Greer Inn, Sacramento, CA; ex-Music Hall Theatre, Seattle, WA 7:02 Feed The Birds (Tuppence A Bag) David Peckham Electro-Pneumatic Action [Veteran Hill CD] 1992 4-20 Marr & Colton, Clemens Center, Elmira, NY 10:32 The Thunderbirds March Simon Gledhill, Richard Hills ATOS Convention 2015 (Philadelphia) [ATOS 2-CD] 2015 3-66 Kimball, John Dickinson High School, Wilmington, DE 13:47 La Golondrina (The Swallow) Nicholas Martin Theatre Organ Requests 3-19 Wurlitzer, Turner's Musical Merry-Go-Round, Northampton, England; ex Odeon/Paramount Newcastle 16:27 The Thorn Birds (Love theme) Carolyn Hawkins (Riddick) Carolyn At The Console [COS Cassette 108] 1985 3-13 Compton, Thorngate Ballroom, Gosport Organ Club; ex-Gaumont/Odeon, Wood Green, London, then to Twickenham College of Technology 20:57 Hello Bluebird Jim Riggs The Perfect Combination Volume 1 2008 Little River Studio 3 & 4/11 Wurlitzer; Ampico - Vincent Lopez (assisted) 24:35 A Brown Bird Singing Howard Beaumont Sunderland Revisited [HB 111] 2019 3-9 Compton, Community Hall, Ryhope, Sunderland 28:12 Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing Ron Rhode Who? [OSP 105] 1977 3-23 Wurlitzer, Organ Stop Pizza, Mesa, AZ 30:08 The Eagle Suite: The Eagle Lee Erwin The Sound Of Silents [Concert Recording CR-0045-T] 4-19 Wurlitzer, Beacon Theatre, New York 32:59 Blackbirds of 1928: I Can t Give You Anything But Love; Diga-Diga-Doo; I Must Have That Man; Porgy; Doin The New Low Down; I Can t Give You Anything But Love Bill Vlasak Concert: Pasadena City College 1993-10-23 1993 3-23 Ross Reed Memorial Wurlitzer, Sexson Auditorium, Pasadena City College 41:59 Silver Swan Bill Coffman, Knocky Parker, Robbie Rhodes From Cakewalk To Ragtime [Jazzology JCE-81] 4-22 Wurlitzer, Old Town Music Hall, El Segundo, CA; Knocky Parker and Robbie Rhodes, piano 46:57 His Eye Is On The Sparrow Bob Ralston 33 Hymns We Love [Spotoma CD] 2003 3-66 Kimball, Dickinson High School, Wilmington, DE; CD released in 2009 51:25 Wurli Bird Jean Martyn Blackpool Tower, The Wurlitzer & Me [Grosvenor CDGRS 1294] 1996 3-14 Wurlitzer, Tower Ballroom, Blackpool 53:55 The White Dove Lyn Larsen Pipes And Pedals [PRS-01] From 15" Master 1973 5-24 Wurlitzer, Bray Organ Loft, Salt Lake City, UT 57:20 Turkey In The Straw; Chicken Reel Reginald Dixon Reginald Dixon 'at The Organ' [REXX 332] 1952 3-14 Wurlitzer, Tower Ballroom, Blackpool

One For The Birds! Start Name Artist Album Year Comments The Dicky Bird Hop Arnold Loxam The Magical Sound of the Wurlitzer Organ [Music Club MCCD 207] 1995 3-8 Wurlitzer, Town Hall, Burton-on-Trent 3:28 Yellow Bird Clyde Derby Remember Me? [Ruby Stereo LP] 4-16 Robert Morton, Carl Greer Inn, Sacramento, CA; ex-Music Hall Theatre, Seattle, WA 7:02 Feed The Birds (Tuppence A Bag) David Peckham Electro-Pneumatic Action [Veteran Hill CD] 1992 4-20 Marr & Colton, Clemens Center, Elmira, NY 10:32 The Thunderbirds March Simon Gledhill, Richard Hills ATOS Convention 2015 (Philadelphia) [ATOS 2-CD] 2015 3-66 Kimball, John Dickinson High School, Wilmington, DE 13:47 La Golondrina (The Swallow) Nicholas Martin Theatre Organ Requests 3-19 Wurlitzer, Turner's Musical Merry-Go-Round, Northampton, England; ex Odeon/Paramount Newcastle 16:27 The Thorn Birds (Love theme) Carolyn Hawkins (Riddick) Carolyn At The Console [COS Cassette 108] 1985 3-13 Compton, Thorngate Ballroom, Gosport Organ Club; ex-Gaumont/Odeon, Wood Green, London, then to Twickenham College of Technology 20:57 Hello Bluebird Jim Riggs The Perfect Combination Volume 1 2008 Little River Studio 3 & 4/11 Wurlitzer; Ampico - Vincent Lopez (assisted) 24:35 A Brown Bird Singing Howard Beaumont Sunderland Revisited [HB 111] 2019 3-9 Compton, Community Hall, Ryhope, Sunderland 28:12 Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing Ron Rhode Who? [OSP 105] 1977 3-23 Wurlitzer, Organ Stop Pizza, Mesa, AZ 30:08 The Eagle Suite: The Eagle Lee Erwin The Sound Of Silents [Concert Recording CR-0045-T] 4-19 Wurlitzer, Beacon Theatre, New York 32:59 Blackbirds of 1928: I Can t Give You Anything But Love; Diga-Diga-Doo; I Must Have That Man; Porgy; Doin The New Low Down; I Can t Give You Anything But Love Bill Vlasak Concert: Pasadena City College 1993-10-23 1993 3-23 Ross Reed Memorial Wurlitzer, Sexson Auditorium, Pasadena City College 41:59 Silver Swan Bill Coffman, Knocky Parker, Robbie Rhodes From Cakewalk To Ragtime [Jazzology JCE-81] 4-22 Wurlitzer, Old Town Music Hall, El Segundo, CA; Knocky Parker and Robbie Rhodes, piano 46:57 His Eye Is On The Sparrow Bob Ralston 33 Hymns We Love [Spotoma CD] 2003 3-66 Kimball, Dickinson High School, Wilmington, DE; CD released in 2009 51:25 Wurli Bird Jean Martyn Blackpool Tower, The Wurlitzer & Me [Grosvenor CDGRS 1294] 1996 3-14 Wurlitzer, Tower Ballroom, Blackpool 53:55 The White Dove Lyn Larsen Pipes And Pedals [PRS-01] From 15" Master 1973 5-24 Wurlitzer, Bray Organ Loft, Salt Lake City, UT 57:20 Turkey In The Straw; Chicken Reel Reginald Dixon Reginald Dixon 'at The Organ' [REXX 332] 1952 3-14 Wurlitzer, Tower Ballroom, Blackpool

What is the future of our local high streets in Wood Green and Haringey? What work is being done to help our local businesses? And how can we help them thrive? I'm joined by Roger Ward CBE, local businessman and Chair of Haringey Business Alliance, as we discuss this and more!

What more can we do to create jobs and opportunities for people in urban areas like Wood Green? It's based in the borough of Haringey which has the 6th highest unemployment rate in the Capital. Is the Government doing enough to help and what role can business play? Join me as I discuss this and talk about what McDonald's is doing to help local people.

This episode takes us on a trip down memory lane where we revisit some of our brilliantly entertaining guest storytellers. Alice Vincent tells us how it's a small world after all, Dan Mitchell brings us an ancient Welsh folktale, Lowri Williams digs deep into her adolescence, and Simon Key tells us how the Big Green Book Shop in Wood Green came to be. Follow us on @andthenwhatpod, email us on andthenwhatpod@gmail.com

This episode we really get stuck into the fine art of afternoon tea, and name our favourite places to visit for the fine British classic. We also discuss our favourite TV shows of the week, alongside a brief trip to Brighton and a few days in the Lake District. Joining us this week, is the very informative Genevieve Richardson. Genevieve is currently on an internship at Parliament, and works closely with Catherine West (Labour, Hornsey & Wood Green). We discuss the basics of politics, unpick common phrases you might've heard during Brexit but have no idea what they mean, and how to get more involved in politics on an everyday basis. Our Daily Edit, Brighton: https://www.ourdailyedit.com/Mr Larkin: https://mrlarkin.net/World of Beatrix Potter: https://www.hop-skip-jump.com/Pose: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0003g1hMarried at First Sight: https://www.channel4.com/programmes/married-at-first-sightUs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qEQmpprzSMThe Berkely Afternoon Tea: https://www.the-berkeley.co.uk/restaurants-bars/afternoon-tea/Sketch Afternoon Tea: https://www2.sketch.london/afternoon_tea.phpThe Ned Afternoon Tea: https://www.thened.com/whats-on/Millies-afternoon-teaLiberty Afternoon Tea: https://www.libertylondon.com/uk/information/store-services/arthurs-restaurant-at-liberty-london.htmlBetty's Afternoon Tea: https://www.bettys.co.uk/afternoon-tea-at-bettysB Bakery Afternoon Tea Bus: https://london.b-bakery.com/afternoon-tea-london/afternoon-tea-bus-london-tour/Vintage Tea Tours Dublin: https://www.vintageteatours.ie/Andrew Marr's History of Modern Britain: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nB_PFyLgTw Parliamentary Glossary: https://www.parliament.uk/site-information/glossary/Catherine West: https://www.catherinewest.org.uk/Genevieve Richardson: https://www.instagram.com/genevieverichardson/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Democrats' Green New Deal is stalled for the moment, but where did it come from in the first place? Economist and technocracy expert Patrick Wood joins me to share the global-elite origins of this radical attack on capitalism. Plus: Illinois lawmakers craft a stunning resolution against a pro-family group, accusing it of hate speech. Laurie Higgins from the Illinois Family Institute will give us the details on the next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Paolo Hewitt discusses his new book Colour Me Father - An Open Letter To My Son with Portobello Radio as well as London, Beatles, Mods, Oasis, music and much much more. www.paolohewitt.comON August 21st 2015 at 10.30 pm in an Archway hospital, my son Rafi Supino Arif came into my life. It was of course a momentous occasion, filled with all kinds of emotions. But as he started to grow, one thought kept repeating itself in my mind. Would I write about him or the experience of raising a son? The answer was always no. There was no handle for me to grab onto so I put it to one side. Until his first birthday. It was there that Rafi first heard applause and the look on his face hit something inside of me. Within a week I had begun writing Colour ne Father. Actually, to be truthful I had started writing a book called On the Dawn of Your First Smile, which I loved as a title but which in those Google days of ours would not work. I fell upon Colour Me Father, passed it by some friends and got the thumbs up.After I had written about his birthday I then found myself writing about dreams and pigeons and Sister Patricia (May God rest her soul) and fatherhood and Wood Green and Robert De Niro, and it became apparent to me that I should let the words flow, just write what came to mind. I also saw that I was fulfilling a lifetime mission – that of paying homage, in my very very limited way, to a piece of literature that ranks as one of the finest in my mind – Oscar Wilde’s De Profundis. This is a letter that Oscar wrote to his boyfriend whilst serving his last year in Reading Gaol. (In the first year of his imprisonment the authorities refuse d to allow him to write and I think that one of the cruellest punishments ever heaped upon an artist.) During the writing of Colour I only read De Profundis. I would start it finish it, start again. My thinking was that if just one per cent of its quality rubbed off on my work, then I would stand a chance of producing something very worthwhile.My writing process was quite simple. In the morning when walking Rafi to a nursery session, I would plot out the book in my mind. I would then put those idea into a small Dictaphone that I carry with me . Back home, I would write out those ideas and then on Saturdays I would head for the British Library where I would spend all day writing.Sundays I would rest, Mondays the process would start again. One Saturday I was in the British Library and had just finished a passage when the thought forcefully occurred, that’s it, you are done, you are finished. Create an ending and then exit. You have said all you need to say. And as I advise Rafi in the book, in life always follow the heart not the head. That is what I did. I obeyed the thought my heart sent me. The book is short compared to others but it stops where it needs to stop. To carry on would have diluted its strength. I think it my best work to date. I hope you do as well.

Paolo discusses his latest book release, Colour Me Father - An Open Letter To My Son with Gabbie Cabbie at SRB Radio, Birmingham UK. To purchase the book or find further information on Paolo, visit the official site at - http://paolohewitt.com/ Many thanks to SRB Radio - http://sports-radio.co.uk/Brief description of the book below:ON August 21st 2015 at 10.30 pm in an Archway hospital, my son Rafi Supino Arif came into my life. It was of course a momentous occasion, filled with all kinds of emotions. But as he started to grow, one thought kept repeating itself in my mind. Would I write about him or the experience of raising a son? The answer was always no. There was no handle for me to grab onto so I put it to one side. Until his first birthday. It was there that Rafi first heard applause and the look on his face hit something inside of me. Within a week I had begun writing Colour ne Father. Actually, to be truthful I had started writing a book called On the Dawn of Your First Smile, which I loved as a title but which in those Google days of ours would not work. I fell upon Colour Me Father, passed it by some friends and got the thumbs up.After I had written about his birthday I then found myself writing about dreams and pigeons and Sister Patricia (May God rest her soul) and fatherhood and Wood Green and Robert De Niro, and it became apparent to me that I should let the words flow, just write what came to mind. I also saw that I was fulfilling a lifetime mission – that of paying homage, in my very very limited way, to a piece of literature that ranks as one of the finest in my mind – Oscar Wilde’s De Profundis. This is a letter that Oscar wrote to his boyfriend whilst serving his last year in Reading Gaol. (In the first year of his imprisonment the authorities refuse d to allow him to write and I think that one of the cruellest punishments ever heaped upon an artist.) During the writing of Colour I only read De Profundis. I would start it finish it, start again. My thinking was that if just one per cent of its quality rubbed off on my work, then I would stand a chance of producing something very worthwhile.My writing process was quite simple. In the morning when walking Rafi to a nursery session, I would plot out the book in my mind. I would then put those idea into a small Dictaphone that I carry with me . Back home, I would write out those ideas and then on Saturdays I would head for the British Library where I would spend all day writing.Sundays I would rest, Mondays the process would start again. One Saturday I was in the British Library and had just finished a passage when the thought forcefully occurred, that’s it, you are done, you are finished. Create an ending and then exit. You have said all you need to say. And as I advise Rafi in the book, in life always follow the heart not the head. That is what I did. I obeyed the thought my heart sent me. The book is short compared to others but it stops where it needs to stop. To carry on would have diluted its strength. I think it my best work to date. I hope you do as well.

The Jimmy Graham Effect – Ryan Wood (Green Bay Press-Gazette): RV32 Series

The RotoViz 2018 RV32 Team Preview Series, powered by RotoViz Radio. If you’re a listener of the show who isn’t subscribing yet to RotoViz, you can get a special 30% discount through the podcast.   Host: Mike Randle (@RandleRant) Guest: Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) of the Green Bay Press-Gazette     GUEST DISCUSSION   On this edition of the RV32,  Ryan talks about the potential impact of new tight end Jimmy Graham, how head coach Mike McCarthy will deploy his three running backs, and who is emerging from a close WR3 battle behind Davante Adams and Randall Cobb.   HOST SEGMENT Mike takes a closer look at the Packers key offensive players using some of the great apps at RotoViz.    SHOW NOTES Email: RotoVizRadio@gmail.com Twitter: @RotoVizRadio

It's our first ever LIVE episode! With an audience and everything! Hear us try to zjuzj up health and safety announcements, teach the audience complicated podcast secrets like clapping, and try our best not to burp into the microphones despite being plied with prossecco. We returned to The Big Green Bookshop in Wood Green and were joined by brilliant storytelling guests; listener Chris Sutcliffe, fellow #ladypodsquad Kate and Georgie from Nothing Rhymes With Murder, and actual author of The Friendship Cure, Kate Leaver. Settle in for a mother-in-law horror story, an unsolved murder from Wales, a heartwarming tale of hope, a solid defence of "and Peggy" from Hamilton, a fascinating family history, and a brilliant alternate ending to F.R.I.E.N.D.S. If you'd like to talk about this episode on social media, make sure to use #AndThenWhatLive! Find us on @andthenwhatpod on all social media platforms worth caring about, or email us on andthenwhatpod@gmail.com.

In this special episode, Murphy is joined by Zack Dyer, Jeremy Webb and another guest to drink Stone & Wood Green Coast Lager and discuss pot, Ballarat, ice-cream, USA, freak outs, Super High Me, dinghies, bongs, kids, Subway, cricket, Vietnam, dads, Adelaide, porn, bombs, Tasmania, storm drains, KFC, and more! Please like Beer Eye on Facey: facebook.com/beereyematesguys  Murphy's stuff is here: www.murphymclachlan.com Zack can be found here: https://www.instagram.com/localfunnyman/ Webby's Twitter: https://twitter.com/weedwidewebb

Mentors and Protégés Start Name Artist Album Year Comments It's Only A Paper Moon Dennis James At The Ohio Theatre 4-34 Robert Morton, Ohio Theatre, Columbus, OH 2:46 Marcheta Leonard MacClain Melody Mac at the Console [Ralbar SOLP-6302] 1963 3-28 Kimball, Stanton Theatre, Baltimore, MD; previously Stanley Theatre 6:10 Smile Away Each Rainy Day Shirley Hannum Shirley [Malar MAS 2021] 3-26 Wurlitzer, Carson/Kearns Studio, Hollywood, CA 8:58 Around The World; Always; Moon River Paul Kirner Concert Favourites [CL Records Cassette CLC9149] 3-8 Wurlitzer, Buttermarket, Shrewsbury; ex-Ritz Cinema, Chatham 13:25 The Wedding Of The Painted Doll Charles Smart 78rpm 3-15 Wurlitzer, Plaza Theatre, Lower Regent Street, London 16:37 You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me John Ferguson Paramount Music Palace 1995 - private recording 1995 4-42 Wurlitzer, Paramount Music Palace, Indianapolis, IN; Recording before cable cut 19:44 The Boy Next Door Mark Herman ATOS Convention 2015 (Philadelphia) [ATOS 2-CD] 2015 3-24 Wurlitzer, Colonial Theatre, Phoenixville, PA 24:18 The Girl In Satin Jelani Eddington Sleigh Ride [RJE CD] 2006 5-80 Wurlitzer, Sanfilippo Victorian Music Palace 26:55 Recuerdos Del Pasado Donnie Rankin At The Civic 2009 3-19 Wurlitzer, Akron Civic Center, Akron, Ohio; original organ 3-13, enlarged by Carlton Smith 30:54 Hear My Song, Violetta Bobby Pagan Cinema Organ Encores Vol 73 [Deroy 1238] 1975 4-19 Compton Noterman, Dreamland Cinema, Margate; (8 Compton 11 Noterman) Installed 1935; Public concert August 31, 1975 33:29 Splanky Michael Wooldridge State Of The Art Wurlitzer [OS Digital 218] 1995 4-16 Wurlitzer, Top Rank Club/Gaumont State, Kilburn, London 38:07 Secret Love Tom Gnaster Top Hat [Pipes & Palaces CD] 1993 3-21 Grande Barton, Granada Theatre, Kansas City 42:36 Zing! Went the Strings of my Heart Kay McAbee Granada, Kansas City - private recording 1990 3-21 Grande Barton, Granada Theatre, Kansas City 45:11 Waltz Of My Heart Joyce Alldred Organising [LTOT CD] 1973 3-6 Compton plus Melotone, Davenport Theatre, Stockport. Lancashire (1937); remaster of 1973 LP 48:37 Bugler's Holiday Carolyn Hawkins (Riddick) Carolyn At The Console [COS Cassette 108] 1985 3-13 Compton, Thorngate Ballroom, Gosport Organ Club; ex-Gaumont/Odeon, Wood Green, London, then to Twickenham College of Technology 52:08 Stranger On The Shore Hubert Selby Live In Concert on the Mighty Wurlitzer at Thursford [Thursford Enterprises TE03] 1978 3-19 Wurlitzer, Thursford Collection, Fakenham, Norfolk 57:00 Whistling Mose Frank Newman Rhythm Organists [This England C108] 1932 2-6 Wurlitzer, Lozells Picture House, Birmingham; destroyed by enemy bombing 1942

Mentors and Protégés Start Name Artist Album Year Comments It's Only A Paper Moon Dennis James At The Ohio Theatre 4-34 Robert Morton, Ohio Theatre, Columbus, OH 2:46 Marcheta Leonard MacClain Melody Mac at the Console [Ralbar SOLP-6302] 1963 3-28 Kimball, Stanton Theatre, Baltimore, MD; previously Stanley Theatre 6:10 Smile Away Each Rainy Day Shirley Hannum Shirley [Malar MAS 2021] 3-26 Wurlitzer, Carson/Kearns Studio, Hollywood, CA 8:58 Around The World; Always; Moon River Paul Kirner Concert Favourites [CL Records Cassette CLC9149] 3-8 Wurlitzer, Buttermarket, Shrewsbury; ex-Ritz Cinema, Chatham 13:25 The Wedding Of The Painted Doll Charles Smart 78rpm 3-15 Wurlitzer, Plaza Theatre, Lower Regent Street, London 16:37 You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me John Ferguson Paramount Music Palace 1995 - private recording 1995 4-42 Wurlitzer, Paramount Music Palace, Indianapolis, IN; Recording before cable cut 19:44 The Boy Next Door Mark Herman ATOS Convention 2015 (Philadelphia) [ATOS 2-CD] 2015 3-24 Wurlitzer, Colonial Theatre, Phoenixville, PA 24:18 The Girl In Satin Jelani Eddington Sleigh Ride [RJE CD] 2006 5-80 Wurlitzer, Sanfilippo Victorian Music Palace 26:55 Recuerdos Del Pasado Donnie Rankin At The Civic 2009 3-19 Wurlitzer, Akron Civic Center, Akron, Ohio; original organ 3-13, enlarged by Carlton Smith 30:54 Hear My Song, Violetta Bobby Pagan Cinema Organ Encores Vol 73 [Deroy 1238] 1975 4-19 Compton Noterman, Dreamland Cinema, Margate; (8 Compton 11 Noterman) Installed 1935; Public concert August 31, 1975 33:29 Splanky Michael Wooldridge State Of The Art Wurlitzer [OS Digital 218] 1995 4-16 Wurlitzer, Top Rank Club/Gaumont State, Kilburn, London 38:07 Secret Love Tom Gnaster Top Hat [Pipes & Palaces CD] 1993 3-21 Grande Barton, Granada Theatre, Kansas City 42:36 Zing! Went the Strings of my Heart Kay McAbee Granada, Kansas City - private recording 1990 3-21 Grande Barton, Granada Theatre, Kansas City 45:11 Waltz Of My Heart Joyce Alldred Organising [LTOT CD] 1973 3-6 Compton plus Melotone, Davenport Theatre, Stockport. Lancashire (1937); remaster of 1973 LP 48:37 Bugler's Holiday Carolyn Hawkins (Riddick) Carolyn At The Console [COS Cassette 108] 1985 3-13 Compton, Thorngate Ballroom, Gosport Organ Club; ex-Gaumont/Odeon, Wood Green, London, then to Twickenham College of Technology 52:08 Stranger On The Shore Hubert Selby Live In Concert on the Mighty Wurlitzer at Thursford [Thursford Enterprises TE03] 1978 3-19 Wurlitzer, Thursford Collection, Fakenham, Norfolk 57:00 Whistling Mose Frank Newman Rhythm Organists [This England C108] 1932 2-6 Wurlitzer, Lozells Picture House, Birmingham; destroyed by enemy bombing 1942

GBH founder—and one of the co-hosts of this podcast—Michael Kiser has previously described some episodes of this podcast as being "bucket-list" interviews. Folks like Brooklyn Brewery’s Garrett Oliver and Allagash’s Rob Todd, for example: folks who’ve played huge roles in shaping the industry as we know it and still continue to do so. Now, it’s my turn. Today, I sit down for a conversation with Yvan de Baets, head brewer and co-founder of Brasserie de la Senne in Brussels, Belgium. You’re more than likely already familiar with the beers that de la Senne produces. Despite only being in existence since 2003, its beers, such as the dry and bitter Taras Boulba and the balanced, rounded Zinnebir, could easily be described as timeless and iconic. These aren’t words to be thrown around lightly, but try asking a brewer what his or her favorite beer is and more often than not, it’ll be one of them. It’s no surprise, either, as we’ll learn from de Baets later in this episode that Taras Boulba is a beer made for brewers. De Baets was in town for a string of events centered around a new specialty Belgian beer festival here in London called Ales Tales. The night before we met for this interview we had hosted an event with him at The Prince in Wood Green, North London and our conversation picks up from the points we discussed that evening. This includes the origins of de la Senne and how their first beer was brewed in a Brussels squat, to just how intrinsic the Belgian capital is to everything this brewery does. Yvan pulls no punches when discussing what he calls "fake brewers," or what most of us know as contract, or so-called "gypsy brewers." He even goes as far as to call some of them a disease within the industry. He even weighs in on the use of Belgian beer terminology, such as Lambic and Gueuze, around the world—including the recent fracas between Jester King and HORAL . 

This week on Viewfinder, the 2 time ACM Award winning podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by James Wood of Green Day Recycling about this weekends upcoming appliance and electronics recycling event. Then we talk to Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star for our weekly headlines segment, topics this week include an amazing story about a Winchester woman who reached out to the Star in need of a transplant and got one. We also discuss the big ACM Awards night ceremony at the Alliance for Community Media conference in Minneapolis where we picked up our second consecutive award for best audio program from a professional.

Today we are going to explore The Himalayan Rabbit Breed. But first we are going to cover Rabbit Awareness Week which is from June 17th - 25th, 2017 This is the 11th year for Rabbit Awareness Week and the 2017 campaign is focusing on the importance of hay! #HoptoHay RAW is run by a collaboration of organizations: The Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund, The Blue Cross, PDSA, RSPCA, Wood Green, Burgess Pet Care and Agria Pet Insurance. This team pick a new theme each year and aim to provide information to both veterinary professionals and the general public about key aspects of rabbit care. Many veterinary clinics sign up to RAW and offer a range of events and promotions – you can visit the RAW website to see who has signed up and whats on offer. Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW) is an important week for rabbits. Over the past 11 years we have made it the biggest and best campaign about rabbit care and welfare in the UK! The UK is a nation of self-confessed pet lovers with recent research showing that rabbits are the 4th most popular pet in the UK with 0.8 million rabbits (PFMA Pet Population 2016 report). So we need to keep driving the messages about welfare for rabbits – especially for those pet owners who have got rabbits or are thinking about getting one! Every year Burgess Pet Care, together with its partners Agria Pet Insurance, RSPCA, PDSA, The Blue Cross, Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund (RWAF) and Wood Green The Animals Charity join forces to focus on a different aspect of rabbit care and welfare. During the RAW week thousands of vets and practices across the UK offer free health clinics for local rabbits and their owners. So it doesn't matter if your rabbits have never been to the vet before, it's the perfect opportunity to get them health checked by the experts! Hundreds of retailers and rescue centers will be running fun and educational events to also spread the word about how to get the most out of pet rabbits by keeping them happy and healthy. I feel that raising rabbit awareness should continue all year long and throughout many countries, so I urge you all to embrace RAW and continue it longer than just the suggested week. Together we aim to improve the lives of the UK's rabbits and stop them getting a RAW deal! http://www.rabbitawarenessweek.co.uk/ http://www.rabbitawareness.co.uk/ you can also support the podcast, and help keep the lights on, whenever you use Amazon through the link at Hare of the Rabbit on the support the podcast page. It will not cost you anything extra, and I can not see who purchased what. Although the Himalayan's name suggests that it originated in the Himalayas, it is unknown exactly where its origins lie. It strikes one strange that one of the very oldest rabbit breeds remains so unique today. Indeed, several of the earliest-developed breeds still seem one-of-a-kind. The Himalayan breed is even has a body type category all to itself! In the United States, there are several breeds with commercial, compact, or full-arch body type, but no other with cylindrical! The Himalayan is one of the oldest rabbit breeds we have today. They have been around for so long, we are not sure when they first appeared, or where they originated. Though some say they are indeed from the Himalayan mountain area, records of these rabbits are found is several regions of the old world. History Much of the history condensed from articles about the Himalayan Rabbit's History, written and compiled by Carl "Eli" Shepherd. The Himalayan’s first appearance happened so long ago that its record has been lost. Some say it did indeed come from the Himalayan mountain area in the middle east, but the truth is that there are timeworn writings of it occurring in many areas of the old world.  Himalayans may have come to America during the “Belgian Hare boom” around 1900. They were one of the earliest breeds recognized in the United States. 1857 seems to offer the earliest mention of white rabbits with black points called “Africans.” The description bears no resemblance to today’s Himalayans, other than color. The source of these Himalayan-pointed “African” rabbits was nowhere near China or Africa – they were sports from crosses of tame Silver-Gray rabbits with local wild English Silver-Gray warren rabbits and some unspecified black rabbits, possibly also sourced from the warrens as the Silver-Grays were known to throw recessive black offspring. The History of the Himalayan rabbit is very vague. There are many thoughts and theories of Himalayans. Actually there is no sound solid proof of where the Himalayan rabbit actually came from. There is little tangible evidence to indicate that it even came from the Himalayan Mountain area as many claim. Records indicate that this rabbit is known by over 20 names, which cause one writer to comment that "It is the most Christian rabbit having so many names." This rabbit is called, in various parts of the world, the Russian, the Chinese, the Egyptian, the Black Nose, and on and on. Himalayans are one of the oldest breeds of rabbit known throughout the world, dating back to ancient times in countries like China, Tibet, and Russia. It is one of the few breeds that was not man-made by crossing different breeds of rabbit. It is known as one of the oldest established breeds with a wider distribution throughout the world than any other rabbit. Himalayans, for the most part, will breed true to type and color. It is believed at some remote time in its history, that its ancestors were Silver rabbits in part. As in some litters of today, at birth, soon seem to be white slightly tinged all over with silver gray, and some are almost a solid gray. The Silver-gray or the Solid gray gradually leaves the baby rabbit and its coat becomes snow white, with its extremities, (nose, ears, feet & tail) gradually darkening until they reach a rich, velvety Black, Blue, Chocolate or Lilac. History of the Himalayans in the United States Around the turn of the century, or real early 1900's, Himalayans were shipped into the united States from England, along with what he called the "Belgian Hare Boom." Most breeders of other breeds also had some Himalayans. As at that time, Himalayan fur was the best of all rabbit furs. Back then, they were known as the Ermine fur of rabbits. This was before Rex and Satin fur came along. Many raised them for their valuable fur, as well as to show. Eventually, breeders began to raise them to show, and they also became popular as pets. The American Pet Stock Association recognized black Himalayans in 1912. Later, the American Rabbit and Cavy Association granted a charter to the American Himalayan Association in 1931. The club name was later changed to the current “American Himalayan Rabbit Association.” History of the Blue Variety. Let the records on Himalayans reveal that Black Himalayans are the only naturally occurring variety. Other Varieties (colors) have been created by crossbreeding other breeds of rabbits to create the desired variety or color. The 2nd Variety of Himalayans were Blues. There are no accurate records on who or how the first Blue Himalayans were developed. Breeders in England worked for many years to create Blue Himalayans with many problems to attempt to correct to achieve the true Himalayan type on Blues. Their progress on Blues is very vague. What we do know is Blue Himalayans were accepted at Tampa, Florida, on October 30th, 1962 by AHRA members. Only four AHRA members were present at this meeting. A motion by R. Hanson, that the Blue Himalayan be accepted by AHRA. Motion was seconded by Francis Riffle. And from that day on we have had Blue Himalayans as the second variety. Interest in Blue Himalayans was not very strong for many years. A few dedicated breeders kept Blues alive. Blues were very scarce and very seldom seen in many parts of the United States. It was reported that Don Lovejoy imported a pair of Blue Seniors and a Blue Junior Doe from England in 1963. No one seems to have any information on these imported blue Himalayans. A 1976 Himmie News stated that Diane Ford of California was to try for a Blue Himmie by crossing a Blue Havana doe. No records on how this venture turned out. Over the years there were several breeders who opposed the Blue variety very strongly. Especially one long time, well known breeder from Maryland. Lack of interest in Blues and a few breeders opposed to the Blue variety. A proposal was put to the AHRA membership to eliminate Blues as a variety of Himalayans in the early 1980's. This vote was very close. Blues survived only by a few votes. The Blue variety survived mainly due to the efforts of Ron Smelt of California. Due to Ron Smelt's efforts to save the Blue Variety, two additional varieties of Himalayans have been introduced by Ron Smelt of California. Which are Chocolate and Lilac marked Himalayans. History of the Chocolate & Lilac Himalayans By: Ron Smelt (A.H.R.A. Hall of Fame member). He started with showing and breeding Himalayans in 1976.  At that time only Black Himalayans were obtainable in his area. Some of the active show people were David Holland, Dorothy Bayliss and Leonard Weir and Diane Ford, who were in the process of getting out of the breed. He liked the Himalayan a lot and inherited the breed from Diane Ford. It was the perfect sized rabbit for him with the space he was able to give it. He liked the unique type and what he called an sophisticated look to the breed. He realized right away that England showed the Himalayan in four varieties. Black, Blue, Chocolate and Lilac. Here in the US only in Black and Blue. He thought it would not be unpleasant to have all four colors showing against each other in the US. He felt that with the four colors would create interest and as a result competition. During this time he also was told by the late Don Lovejoy, that the Himalayan was a dying breed. He did not want to except this and felt that his goal was to try and create interest in this breed and so the mission was set for him to do my part and find a way. He realized that this quest to have the Chocolate and Lilac Himalayans become excepted would be a long one. He felt that he needed support of others who were interested in the idea of having four colors in the standard. Several people he talked to felt that the only good Himalayan was a black Himalayan. A few persons supported him in his quest. Some only liked the Chocolates and did not care for the idea of Lilac Himalayans. The first few years were difficult ones. In the late 70's he corresponded with a Himalayan breeder Mr. Fred Nellis who lived in England. He told him how they got the Chocolate gene introduced into the Himalayans was with the use of the English Spot. English Spots from time to time produced Solid colored animals. An English Spot breeder by the name of Linda Bell of California called him up one day and said she had a chocolate doe for him. This was bred to a small black 3 1/2 lb. buck from Dorothy and George Bayliss. This cross produced all solid black offspring. They were bred together and the first Chocolate marked appeared. These then were bred to other black Himalayans and then mated to each other and the rabbits were beginning to look like Himalayans. Some of these early chocolates were rather large and lacked the refined look. Through line breeding a smaller, finer boned chocolate Himalayan developed. (In 1992 Chocolates Passed first ARBA Showing, Columbus, OH) The Chocolate Himalayan was then bred to the Blue Himalayan and from in-breeding the first Lilac Himalayan appeared. These lilacs were dark lilacs, you can tell the difference when you put them next to a blue. When presenting them to the Standards Committee, they did not like the color, it was too dark and too close to the blue. So what to do? He had reached a brick wall. He had locked in the dark Lilac color into his himmies. At the same time Judy Ball, a Mini Rex breeder, was also trying to get the Lilac Mini Rex accepted by the ARBA Standards Committee. The Standards Committee liked her color Mini Rex Lilacs. An idea went into his head to introduce this color liked by the Standards Committee into the Lilac Himalayans. He knew that he would be introducing a Non-Himalayan gene as well as Mini Rex fur into the Himalayans, and in line breeding and in-breeding this Rex gene would materialize some where down the road. He made a difficult decision and was afraid that his present dark Lilac Himalayans would not pass the Standards Committee since he was told the lighten them, and so he did. The first cross was his purchased Mini Rex Lilac Buck (from Judy Ball) bred to a Lilac Himalayan Doe. All the babies were Lilac, and to his surprise two of them were Himalayan marked, the rest solid. He lucked out again with the two Himalayan-marked Lilacs were buck and doe. They both turned out to be rather coarse and so lacked refinement. They produced lighter Himalayans, and the color he was looking for. The Lilacs became the 4th Himalayan color to be recognized. With selective breeding and culling refinement in the Lilac Himalayan returned, with an added bonus of better fur quality. Now the problem of the Non-Himmie gene and the rex gene will be floating around in some of these himmies, but he feels we can cull this out since there were only a few of these Lilacs passed on to other breeders. These past fifteen years of trying to have Chocolate Himalayans and Lilac Himalayans accepted into the ARBA Standards Committee have been fun with some heart-ache and lots of challenges and he is so glad to have been able to do it. As we have covered in some of the breeds where one breed is crossed to create another, The Himalayan also plays an important part in many other breed's history, especially the Californian's, which looks like a large, meaty version of it. The Californian was made by crossing Himalayans with New Zealands and a few other breeds (some Californian breeders say it is just Himalayan and New Zealand, while others say the Standard Chinchilla was mixed in too). The Californian was added to many other breeds (like Champagne d'Argents and some lines of Cinnamon) to improve body type, so Himalayan marked sports pop up sometimes. Overall Description Description and Standards Himalayans are long and snaky in body, the only rabbit breed with this body type, which is described as “sophisticated” by Mr. Smelt. They are mainly white, with color limited to the points – ears, nose, paws and tail. The eyes are red. They are small, weighing up to 4.5 pounds (2 kg) according to standards in the USA and UK. The Himalayan generally breeds true in type and color. But occasionally, some newborn Himalayan kits are tinged with silver, and others are nearly solid gray. Not to worry - the pigmentation eventually leaves the baby kit, and its coat turns snow white. At the same time, its points darken to nearly black (or blue, chocolate, or lilac). Body The Himalayan rabbit is medium-sized breed of rabbit easily mistaken for the Californian rabbit. The body is white with colored points, recognized colors are black, blue, chocolate and lilac. They are one of the oldest and calmest breeds. Adult Himalayans weigh 2 1/2 to 4 1/2 pounds (1 to 2 kg) with an ideal weight of 3 1/2 pounds. They are the only breed that is classified in shows as cylindrical. They are judged in a stretched-out position. They are posed stretched out, and their body is to be 3.5 head lengths. The Himalayan is posed with the body fully extended – stretched out as far as it will go while all four feet remain flat on the table. European Himalayans and American Himalayans have different poses. On most breeds, the top line of the body should be very round, but on a “Himie” it should be flat as possible. When looking at a posed Himalayan from above, the side body lines should be straight also, with little or no taper from the hindquarters to the shoulders.  Fur is a fly-back. All Himies are white with red eyes and colored markings on the points. Markings include an egg-shaped “smut” on the nose, colored “boots” on the feet, and colored ears and tail. The markings are black, blue, chocolate, or lilac, but the body is always pure white. The Himie color is found as a variety in a number of other breeds, such as Mini Rex and Netherland Dwarf. It’s called Californian in the Cal, Satin, and Rex, and pointed white in Jersey Woolies, lops, and angoras. The color can vary with the surrounding temperature: points become darker in colder climates and lighter in warmer ones. In fact, a rabbit can even develop a dark spot if it lies against a cold metal object such as a feed cup on a winter night. Color differences: The black color variety is the only one in the Himalayan that was not produced by crossbreeding. Other acceptable colors are blue, chocolate, and lilac. This breed is born solid white, but its colored markings develop with age. Coat A Himalayan rabbit’s fly-back fur is short, soft and doesn’t need much maintenance in order to keep its healthy sheen. Should you find your Himalayan rabbit is shedding more than usual (such as during spring), simply brush their fur 2-3 times per week or as required. Otherwise, a weekly brushing with spot-cleaning using a damp cloth should more than sufficient. Colors The Himalayan rabbit is well known for its markings, which are similar to the Himalayan cats'. The Himalayan rabbit’s body is always white with different colored markings. The markings include colored “boots”, an egg-shaped marking on its nose and a colored tail and ears. The markings can be black, blue, chocolate or lilac. This coloration is due to a heat-sensitive enzyme on the Himalayan’s body that creates a brown pigment melanin. This enzyme is active on the parts of the body where the Himalayan rabbit is discolored, such as their ears, nose, feet and tail.The markings change with age and environment. The colder weather may darken markings, enlarge markings, and also add markings around the eyes and genitals (vent smut). These markings are not a disqualification because it is not on the usable portion of the pelt. If the markings spread into the usable portion of the pelt, such as into the belly or on the pin bones, it is a disqualification. Warmer weather may lighten markings, shrink markings, and cause white hairs in markings (known as "frosting"). In extreme warm weather, a Himalayan may even develop light or white toenails. Chocolate and lilac Himalayans usually have bigger markings than blacks and blues, and are more likely to develop disqualifying markings, known as "smut". Himalayans may develop smut after just ten minutes of contact to cold objects. Baby Himalayans are especially sensitive to temperature. Most babies in the warmth of the nest will look the same as albino babies (because Himalayans can only produce eumelanin under a certain temperature and they cannot produce pheomelanin at all.) If a nest gets too cold or a baby falls out, they will get dark bands on their fur. This varies from looking to off-white to looking chinchilla-colored, and it causes confusion among many novice breeders. Because of their constantly changing colors, most Himalayan breeders do not look at markings as a factor when making breeding plans. A baby who was chilled in the nest box is often called "frosty," which is not to be confused with frosted pearl. Genetics Himalayans are known for having a double copy of the ch gene. They also have a black color, which is probably caused by a double copy of the a (self) gene. Then there are the variations with the B gene (chocolate) and the D gene (dilute). A Himalayan with bb will show up as chocolate, a Himalayan with dd will show up as blue and a Himalayan with both bb and dd will show up as lilac. The Himalayan gene (ch) has been bred into many other breeds, they lack marking modifiers so they often show up with smaller, lighter markings. Things to Avoid: Rabbits with short, close coupled type, or an arch or taper in the top or side lines. Heavy hips, large bone, or large rabbits. Fat rabbits or animals with pot bellies are faulted. A dewlap is a disqualification. Full, bulldog type head, or pinched muzzle. Thick ears, ears shaped like spoons, or ears that are spread apart. Unmatched toenails are a disqualification. Fur that is long, harsh, uneven, or hutch stained is a fault. Eye stains are a minor fault. Smut (dark color) is a disqualification on any useable part of the pelt, and white spots in any marking is a disqualification. Markings that have stray white hairs, are not clean cut, are frosty, brassy, or are unequal. Himalayans commonly have an extra set of teats. Diet Like other rabbits, the Himalayan will benefit from a diet that consists of high-quality hay and Pellets and the rest of a healthy mix of fruits, vegetables, leafy greens and pellets. There are plenty types of pellets and hay available on the market, some with higher protein content than the other depending on your budget. Be aware of what kid of fruits, leafy greens and vegetables you have in your home as some are rabbit-safe and others are not. In fact, most leafy greens are unsafe as they can cause digestive issues, especially if you feed your rabbit a large amount of it. Feed your rabbit greens that are high in fiber and nutrients, such as romaine lettuce, and be aware of what kind of fruits you’re feeding (nothing that is too high in sugar). Health The Himalayan rabbit is not susceptible to any particular health issues like Wool block. They do require regular checking in a few places such as their ears (for mites), their coat and backsides (for flystrike) and their teeth (for overgrown teeth). Overgrown teeth can protrude into your rabbit’s face and jaw and be painful. Symptoms include a loss of appetite, droppings and overall less movement from your rabbit. When a rabbit’s coat is soiled with feces, urine or other unpleasantness, flies may like to call your rabbit’s bottom their home. They can lay their eggs and once the eggs have hatched, they will eat your rabbit’s flesh while they are alive in order to get the nutrients to grow. This is painful for your rabbit and can cause death. If you believe your rabbit may have contracted fly-strike, take them to your local veterinarian immediately for treatment. Temperament/behavior Himalayans are a unique breed. There is no other breed as gentle and easy to handle. Their gentle, loving nature puts them in a class unto itself. Their small size and weight allows for smaller cage space and lower feed bills than many other breeds of rabbit. These rabbits are remarkably docile and loving, making them a wonderful choice for 4-H projects or a child’s pet. The Himalayan rabbit is gentle and patient, making them the perfect pet for families with young children or seniors. Himalayans are known for their easy-going and docile temperament. This coupled with their small size makes them an excellent choice for children wanting to start raising and showing rabbits. This rabbit’s small size makes it ideal for smaller hands to carefully pick up. In fact, this breed of rabbit is not known to scratch or bite humans, making them the perfect pet for families with young children or seniors looking for a furry companion to add some color to their life. They are generally calm-natured animals who don’t mind being picked up, petted and handled and unlike other high-energy rabbits, Himalayans are not particularly active. Having said that, they do require plenty of time out of their enclosures not only to socialize and bond with their human family but also to stretch their legs and catch some sunshine. Rabbits are not impossible to litter train, however they are significantly more challenging than training, let’s say, a dog or a cat. They have the tendency to “go” anywhere they please. To remedy this requires plenty of patience…and lots of litter boxes. Place a few litter boxes around your home where you find your Himalayan tends to do the deed and with lots of hard work (and rewards!), you should be well on your way to litter-training your little rabbit. Make sure their enclosure is large enough so they can comfortably stretch out of their full size and although Himalayans are relatively small, they are long so make sure you purchase the correct enclosure size. uses Rabbits tend to be bred for one of four things: meat, fur, show, or pet use. Himalayans are popular both as show rabbits and as pets. They have fine bone and a skinny body, and, unlike many other breeds, were never raised primarily for meat. This breed's main purpose is for showing, but in its past, it was raised for its white pelt. Club The American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA) maintains the breed standard for all of the recognized rabbit and cavy breeds for it's international membership. Recognized breeds are eligible for Registration and Grand Champion recognition. The AMERICAN RABBIT BREEDERS ASSOCIATION, INC. is an organization dedicated to the promotion, development, and improvement of the domestic rabbit and cavy. The British Rabbit Council (BRC) is a British showing organization for rabbit breeders. Today, the BRC among other things investigates rabbit diseases, maintains a catalog of rabbit breeds, and sets rules for about 1,000 rabbit shows annually in the UK. Today all four varieties are recognized in both the UK and the USA. The Black variety, however remain a popular variety. Himalayans are easy to find in most areas and breeders are easily found online Have I Missed Anything about the Himalayan? If you know something about the breed standard, history or status of the Himalayan rabbit, please let me know. Do you have a story about the Himalayan Breed? What do you love about them? Do you have any tips or tricks up your sleeve for what might make this breed happiest? Perhaps you're a breeder of the Himalayan rabbit. Let me know, and maybe we can set up an interview? http://www.himalayanrabbit.com/breed_history.htm http://himalayanrabbit.com/ http://www.raising-rabbits.com/himalayan-rabbit.html http://rabbitbreeders.us/himalayan-rabbits http://www.thenaturetrail.com/rabbit-breeds/himalayan-rabbit-breed-information/ http://animal-world.com/encyclo/critters/rabbits/HimalayanRabbit.php http://ahra2001.tripod.com/history.html http://www.petguide.com/breeds/rabbit/himalayan-rabbit/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himalayan_rabbit If you would like to support the podcast, you can support through Patreon for one dollar a month. Patreon is an established online platform that allows fans to provide regular financial support to creators. Plant of the Week:  Carrot Word of the Week:  Catnip A Rabbit Story http://www.sacred-texts.com/asia/tft/tft38.htm The voice of the wolf is a sign to the sheep. Tibetan Proverb. ONCE upon a time there were two neighbor families, one family composed of an old mother bear and her son and the other of an old mother rabbit and her son. The children kept the house while the two mothers went out to dig roots. The rabbit's claws were sharp and quick and she got the most. This made the old bear mad so she killed the rabbit and took the dead body and roots home, although she couldn't dig very many, as her claws were dull. The little rabbit waited and waited and could not understand why his mother didn't come home. Finally he slipped over to the old bear's house to see what he could discover. He peeped in and saw that the old bear was cooking his mother, and she and her son sat down and ate her all up. He felt dreadfully bad and began to think of revenge, and said to himself: "Some day I will get even with them." One day the old mother bear went out to carry water, and while she was gone the little rabbit heated an arrow red hot and shot the little bear in the ear and killed him. Then he took his mother's sack which the old bear had stolen with the roots in it and carried it away with him. As he went up the mountain he met a tiger and said to him, "There is a bear coming after me, Mr. Tiger, won't you save me and find a place for me to hide?" "All right, you crawl in my ear and that bear will never find you." The old mother bear returned, bringing her kang of water, and found her son dead. She said, "The young rabbit has done this. I shall follow him and kill him." So, going after the rabbit, she came upon the tiger and asked, "Have you seen a fellow with gray fur and long ears any-where? If you don't tell me the truth I will kill you." The tiger answered, "Don't talk to me that way, for I could kill you without very much trouble." And the old bear went on. The rabbit sat there in the tiger's ear eating some of the roots he had in his sack and the tiger could hear him munching away, and asked: "What are you eating?" "My own eye-ball," he answered. The tiger said, "Give me one, they seem very good." The rabbit handed him a root, the tiger ate and said, "That's very good. Let's take my eye-balls out and eat them, and if I am blind, since I saved you from this bear, you will take care of me and lead me around, will you not?" The rabbit said, "I will do that all right." So he dug out the tiger's two eye-balls and handed him some roots to eat in place of them. Then he went on leading the tiger, who now was blind, right up to the side of a big steep cliff, where he told him to lie down and go to sleep. Then he built a big fire on the other side of the tiger, who got so hot that when he moved away he fell over the cliff and killed himself. The rabbit now went to a shepherd and told him, "There is a dead tiger up there, you can go and cut him up." Then he went to the wolf and said, "The shepherd is gone and you can go kill some sheep." Then he went to the raven and said, "You can go and pick the little wolves' eyes out, as their mother is gone to kill a sheep." Now the rabbit had done so much harm he thought he had better run away. He went into a far country and I expect he still dwells there. News Campaign aims to put Hungarian rabbit, popular abroad, on local plates https://bbj.hu/economy/campaign-aims-to-put-hungarian-rabbit-popular-abroad-on-local-plates-_134133 Hungaryʼs government and rabbit farming professionals launched a national campaign to boost consumption of rabbit meat on Friday, Hungarian news agency MTI reported. István Nagy, state secretary at the Agriculture Ministry, said that while Hungary is Europeʼs biggest exporter of rabbit meat, it is on the bottom rung when it comes to domestic consumption of the healthy meat, which is low in cholesterol and fat, as well as being easy to prepare. Hungarians consume just 200-300 grams of rabbit meat per capita each year, while residents of Mediterranean countries eat more than 2 kg, he added. Róbert Juráskó, who heads the Rabbit Product Council, said healthy, easy to digest rabbit meat should be on Hungarian familiesʼ tables at least once a week. St. Louis Families Would Be Permitted 8 Chickens, Rabbits Under New Proposal http://www.riverfronttimes.com/newsblog/2017/06/12/st-louis-families-would-be-permitted-8-chickens-rabbits-under-new-proposal A bill introduced at the Board of Aldermen last week would allow St. Louis families to keep up to eight chickens or rabbits on a normal-sized city lot — a sizable increase to what's currently permitted. Under existing city ordinances, St. Louis residents are allowed no more than four pets total, and chickens and rabbits have no special classification. If you have three dogs and one chicken, for example, you've reached the cap. But the new bill, sponsored by Alderwoman Cara Spencer and Christine Ingrassia, carves out a framework for small farm animals, namely chickens and rabbits, that is separate from pets. It would also allow one Vietnamese potbelly pig per household, although other large farm animals and roosters both remain expressly prohibited. The new regulations are part of a broader effort to encourage urban farming within St. Louis. The alderwomen worked with the Missouri Coalition for the Environment, seeking to bring the city's ordinances that affect urban agriculture in line with best practices in other cities. The coalition's survey, which involved more than 850 people, found broad support for such reforms locally. An additional proposal from Ingrassia and Spencer would allow St. Louis residents to sell eggs, honey and produce from the property where they are grown, without costly business licenses. Says Ingrassia, "It's all about letting people have easier access to food, and to make the city more sustainable." Selling home-grown produce won't make anyone rich, she acknowledges. "But if you can make a few extra bucks, that's a good thing." Last year, a proposal to increase to six the number of chickens owned by city households couldn't attain passage at the Board of Aldermen. Spencer, for one, believes this year may be different. "With the new energy on the board and more progressives on it, we should be able to get this passed," she says. She urges all of those interested in the issue to contact their alderman or woman to seek their support.   Sharon J. Mixdorf (1962-2017) http://wcfcourier.com/lifestyles/announcements/obituaries/sharon-j-mixdorf/article_4729793d-e6d5-5a2d-bdc2-71b97dd76abb.html DENVER -- Sharon Jane Mixdorf, 55, of Denver, died at home Saturday, June 10, from complications of breast cancer. She was born June 6, 1962, in Marshfield, Wis., daughter of Stanley and Joan Welch Fait. On May 30, 1992, she married Eric Mixdorf in Marshfield. She graduated from Marshfield Columbus High School in 1980. Sharon lived in Marshfield, Waterloo and Denver and worked as a pet and dog groomer for 22 years, most recently at Brookside Veterinary Hospital in Cedar Falls. She was a member of the Bremer County Genealogical Society, Pet Pals, Iowa State Dutch Rabbit Club, Iowa State Rabbit Breeders Association, Collie Club of America, American English Spot Rabbit Club and was a life member of the American Rabbit Breeders Association and the American Dutch Rabbit Club. Sharon also was the director of the Upper Midwest Dutch Rabbit Club, the secretary of the Waterloo Area Rabbit Breeders Association, and was the Rabbit Show secretary at the National Cattle Congress Fair. Survived by: her husband; her mother of Marshfield; five sisters, Nancy (Leon) LeClair of Two Rivers, Wis., Linda (Dan) Neve of Marshfield, Mary Lou (Rich) Volk of Arpin, Wis., Patty (Jim) Shaw of Marshfield and Kathy (Tony) Kuhlka of Hewitt, Wis.; a brother, Michael (Gayle) Fait of Marshfield; two sisters-in-law, Pat Bitel and Brenda (Patrick) Wellner; four brothers-in-law, Darrell Gates of Pittsville, Wis., Richard (Kathy) Mixdorf, David (Rhonda) Mixdorf and Brian (Esther) Mixdorf; and numerous nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by: her father; and her twin sister, Karen Gates. Services: 2 p.m. Friday, June 16, at Trinity Lutheran Church, Waterloo, with burial in Garden of Memories. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday, June 15, at Parrott & Wood Chapel of Memories, Waterloo. Memorials: may be directed to the family. Condolences may be left at www.overtonservice.com. Sharon enjoyed reading, camping, swimming, canoeing, rabbit shows and exotic animal swaps.   New Species of Cottontail Rabbit Identified: Sylvilagus parentum http://www.sci-news.com/biology/sylvilagus-parentum-suriname-lowland-forest-cottontail-04951.html new species of cottontail rabbit (genus Sylvilagus) has been described from the lowlands of western Suriname by Portland State University Professor Luis Ruedas. The Suriname lowland forest cottontail (Sylvilagus parentum). Image credit: UOL / IUCN. The Suriname lowland forest cottontail (Sylvilagus parentum). Image credit: UOL / IUCN. Prof. Ruedas made the discovery after studying rabbit specimens at the Naturalis Biodiversity Center in Leiden, the Netherlands. The specimens were collected in the 1980s by Dutch scientists during the fieldwork in Suriname. The researcher studied the anatomy of the specimens and determined they were larger and shaped differently than other rabbits throughout South America. He named the newfound species the Suriname lowland forest cottontail. The scientific name of the species, Sylvilagus parentum, honors Prof. Ruedas’ parents, Patricio Ruedas Younger and Paloma Martín Daza. “The rabbit discovery in South America could affect how animal species are identified as unique, which is an important step when determining if a species is endangered,” Prof. Ruedas said. “It could also lead to conservation efforts in Suriname, where environmental degradation is threatening the rabbit’s habitat.” Sylvilagus parentum is relatively large for a South American cottontail. The species measures 15.3 inches (39 cm) in head and body length and 10 inches (2.5 cm) in tail length. The length of the ears is about 2.4 inches (6 cm). The average mass is around 3.3 pounds (1.5 kg). The new species is described in a paper recently published in the online edition of the Journal of Mammalogy. _____ Luis A. Ruedas. A new species of cottontail rabbit (Lagomorpha: Leporidae: Sylvilagus) from Suriname, with comments on the taxonomy of allied taxa from northern South America. Journal of Mammalogy, published online May 17, 2017; doi: 10.1093/jmammal/gyx048   A new species of cottontail rabbit (Lagomorpha: Leporidae: Sylvilagus) from Suriname, with comments on the taxonomy of allied taxa from northern South America https://academic.oup.com/jmammal/article-abstract/doi/10.1093/jmammal/gyx048/3828752/A-new-species-of-cottontail-rabbit-Lagomorpha?redirectedFrom=fulltext Abstract Of the 19 currently recognized species of Sylvilagus Gray, 1867, 15 inhabit North America, and only 5 are recognized in South America: S. brasiliensis Linnaeus, 1758 (throughout most of the continent); S. varynaensis Durant and Guevara, 2001, restricted to the southern lowlands of Venezuela (states of Barinas, Portuguesa, and Guarico); S. andinus (Thomas, 1897) from the Andean páramos of Ecuador and potentially in a sporadic manner to the Colombian and Venezuelan páramos; and S. tapetillus Thomas, 1913, from the coastal plain in the region of Rio de Janeiro. In addition to these, putative subspecies of S. floridanus, primarily a North American taxon, nominally are recognized from the grassland plains areas of northwestern South America east of the Andes. While S. varynaensis and S. tapetillus are monotypic, S. brasiliensis contains at least 37 named taxa in synonymy, distributed in various habitats; S. andinus requires further study. As a result of the recent description of a neotype for S. brasiliensis, it is now possible to assess species limits and begin the process of illuminating formerly obscured biological diversity in South American cottontails. Here, I describe a new species of Sylvilagus from the lowlands of western Suriname, and excise S. sanctaemartaeHershkovitz, 1950 from synonymy with S. brasiliensis.

Police forces in England and Wales are to get an additional fifteen hundred firearms officers to help protect the public from terrorism and organised crime. Most of the new officers will be trained within the next two years after the Prime Minister, David Cameron, set aside £143m to boost the country's armed response capability. But is it enough to meet the challenges they face? The number of firearms officers fell from nearly seven thousand in 2009/10 to under six thousand in 2013/14. And, despite the extra funding, the Police Federation is concerned the new firearms teams will have to come from existing staff. They say that will deplete the number of officers available for other duties. BBC Home Affairs Correspondent Danny Shaw investigates - and he examines growing unease at the way in which those who discharge their weapons are dealt with. Concern has been highlighted by the suspension and arrest of the officer suspected of shooting dead Jermaine Baker in Wood Green in December. Police representatives tell the programme that while they expect their actions to be investigated, people will not come forward to train as firearms officers if they believe they will be treated like a criminal who fires an illegal weapon. The Independent Police Complaints Commission acknowledges that firearms officers work in challenging circumstances but maintains that police shootings resulting in death or serious injury should be independently investigated. So, can the system for holding them to account be improved? Reporter: Danny Shaw Producer: Ian Muir-Cochrane.

In conversation with journalist and broadcaster Miranda Sawyer, hear one of our most exciting contemporary artists as she discusses her life, her work and the space where the two converge. BAFTA-winning British filmmaker Carol Morley is fast making her mark as an innovative director and screenwriter of challenging, enthralling subjects. From her compelling docu-drama 'Dreams of a Life', a moving exploration of the life of 39 year old Joyce Carol Vincent, whose body was discovered two years after her death in her Wood Green bedsit, to last year's widely-regarded BFI and BBC film 'The Falling', chronicling the spread of a fainting epidemic in an English girls school. This talk celebrates the publication of her semi-autobiographical debut novel, '7 Miles Out', a darkly funny, poignant and searing portrayal of a teenager growing up in the aftermath of her father’s suicide.

Born in Zimbabwe and educated in South Africa, Yana Stajno enjoyed an artistic and eclectic start to life. Graduating in English and Drama at Cape Town University, Stajno was politically active, joining the anti-apartheid movement where she met her future husband in the middle of a riot. Leaving South Africa for a damp squat in Camden Town, she studied acupuncture and Chinese Medicine before becoming an artist and teacher. Stajno has written plays including Postcards from the Swamp and short stories Ten Plastic Roses (published in the Bristol Short Story Prize, 2010) and Flash in the Park (published by SelfMadeHero, 2012); this is her first novel. Yana can be found in her artist studio at the Chocolate Factory, Wood Green, where she happily splashes paint and hosts workshops for children of all ages with the Booster Cushion Company.  Join me as I interview Yana about her new book, Rules for Thursday Lovers, a story about midlife crisis and timesharing a lover!

On this week's show: Sean Conway sets off on an 18 thousand mile cycle ride round the world; crime writers gather in the Big Green Bookshop in Wood Green; and, puppy parties - we ask, are they a middle class indulgence or a necessity for well-behaved dogs?