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In this episode of Made to Parade, we sit down with Wayne Carmichael to hear his incredible journey—from growing up in Woodvale and watching bands as a kid, to leading and shaping some of the most well-known bands in the country.

Send us a textIt's spooky season which means the girls are sharing the HAUNTING urban legends that surround Taylor Swift. They are joined by their friend and fellow swiftie, Lauren Lipman, to discuss if Karma is actually a real lost album, the rumored Karlie Kloss relationship, Woodvale, Niceboy Ed, and the All Too Well 10 Minute Version lore (an urban legend that actually came to be).For more information on Niceboy Ed and our unfiltered thoughts on Karma, listen to our October bonus episodes on Patreon or Apple Podcasts.Follow Lauren on InstagramFollow Lauren on YouTubeFollow Lauren on TikTokTaylor Swift  ||  Taylor Swift Podcast  ||  Music Commentary  ||  Karlie Kloss and Taylor Swift  ||  Niceboy Ed  ||  Taylor Swift KarmaSupport the showFollow along to hear a new Taylor Swift related episode every single Tuesday.Follow Us On Social Media:Typical Tuesday Night Podcast @typicaltuesdaynight.podcastKarli @everyday_ellisJess @jess.taitJoin our Patreon for bonus episodes and exclusive Taylor Swift group chat!Shop Our Merch!Feel free to contact us at typicaltuesdaynightpodcast@gmail.com

Producer Greg went to buy a ceramic log and it didn't end well.. So Clairsy and Lisa opened the phones to ask ‘What Did you Pay for and Didn't Pick Up?” Best selling author Chris Hammer stops by to tell us all about his latest stunning thriller ‘The Valley'. Clairsy and Lisa had a chat about a Woodvale couple who have raised $66,000 by switching on their impressive Christmas lights for 25 years.  Brendan Cowell the writer, director and leading actor of upcoming ABC six-part series ‘Plum' tells us about the series starring Asher Keddie which begins this Sunday 8:30pm on ABC.  In the Shaw Report, Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson are teaming up in a movie to play a couple in a Neil Diamond tribute band.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textIt's officially fall and the girls are back with another series! Karli and Jess could not be more excited to start discussing everything you need to know about Folklore! From cool facts about the album, the love triangle, The Long Pond Studio Session Documentary, and more, this is a series you won't want to miss. The girls start the series with today's episode where they share everything you need to know about the Folklore album. They discuss the surprise drop, working with Aaron Dessner for the first time, what Taylor Swift had to say about the album and how it differs from her past albums, Woodvale, William Bowery and more! There was so much more information they have about Folklore though that this episode needed to be two parts. So make sure you are subscribed so you don't miss part two where they discuss their thoughts on the songs and share some fun facts you might not know!Don't forget to sign up for our Patreon to get bonus episodes, access to our exclusive community chat and discount on our merch.Join us for Haylor Night by purchasing tickets here.Shop our exclusive Taylor Swift merch here.Taylor Swift || Swiftie || Folklore || Music CommentaryFollow along to hear a new Taylor Swift related episode every single Tuesday.Follow Us On Social Media:Typical Tuesday Night Podcast @typicaltuesdaynight.podcastKarli @everyday_ellisJess @jess.taitJoin our Patreon for bonus episodes and exclusive Taylor Swift group chat!Shop Our Merch!

Follow Jessi and Anna down the rabbit hole that is the Taylor Swift Woodvale theory. This episode is solely dedicated to going back in time and telling the entire story behind the theory of Woodvale. Whether a new Swiftie or someone who lived through the Woodvale saga, this deep dive has something for every Swiftie!Don't forget to sign up for our July Giveaway. For full contest rules & to enter, visit https://tspodnetwork.com/contestFollow us on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube [Our handle: @tspodnetwork] 

Darrell Panizza, a Tigers Legend, who played 348 games for Woodvale and Claremont, Premiership player and triple Best & Fairest winner joined Mark Duffield following the passing of his close friend, Peter Davidson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scotty & Goss test your knowledge with the new 'Mastermind Quiz': today's contestant is John from Woodvale and his subject is 'West Coast Eagles Premierships'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

PART 2 OF 2PLEASE SUBSCRIBE & LEAVE A RATING TO HELP THE SHOW CONTINUE TO GROW Glenn Bradley was born 1967 in West Belfast and grew up in the loyalist Woodvale area. He is a former soldier, one-time politician and a made-good businessman. Today, Glenn is Chair of Veterans For Peace Ireland and a Board Member of the Belfast Charitable Society. He remains an unapologetic Irish peace processor.In the second half of our interview I asked Glenn about how he as an Irishman was viewed/treated in the British army and Glenn recalls an incident when he was asked to leave a pub in England because he was Irish despite being a serving British soldier. Glenn shared his thoughts on the degree to which collusion occurred between British security forces and why he is of the opinion that collusion could not have been as rife as it is often alleged to be. The most important aspect of Glenn's story however is his eventual turning away from violence as a form of conflict resolution and complete disillusionment with violent means. Glenn talked us through the internal process of becoming a peace advocate and his work towards a peaceful Northern Ireland. Glenn describes his internal process of moving away from the mentality of military life and dealing with PTSD as a veteran of a bloody conflict. ***TIMSETAMPS*** 00:00 Soldiers from mainland UK- how good of an understanding did they have of the conflict in N.I 8:30 Did the mainland UK soldiers consider N.I people to be British & how Irish soldiers were treated in the british 13:15 British Army collusion w/ loyalists ??19:00 When did Glen start to become disillusioned with violence (after his uncle's horrific murder) 34:10 Being an independent thinker in the army38:10 Life post-Army44:00 PTSD 57:00 People's reaction when Glenn tells them he's a former soldier 

Glenn Bradley was born 1967 in West Belfast and grew up in the loyalist Woodvale area. He is a former soldier, one-time politician and a made-good businessman. Today, Glenn is Chair of Veterans For Peace Ireland and a Board Member of the Belfast Charitable Society. He remains an unapologetic Irish peace processor.I was  eager pick Glenn's brain about what it was like to grow up surrounded by the violence of "the troubles" conflict that began when he was a small child and particularly about the years of his youth spent in the army before he became completely disillusioned with violence after experiencing it's futility firsthand. Glenn told me about his childhood in a staunchly loyalist area of Belfast during one of Ireland's bloodiest times including when he was injured by a no-warning IRA bomb at the age of 5. We also spoke about a particularly horrific incident during the Bobby Sands riots when his schoolbus was petrol-bombed by a republican mob. Glenn would eventually join the British Army, a time in his life that he has made sure not to let define him and I was fascinated to get his insight on the soldiering of N.I.I asked about the daily realities of being a soldier during this period, what it feels like to be in a shootout with paramilitaries and how The British Army viewed the IRA and Loyalists. Glenn also explained the mindset of a trained soldier in terms of how they were trained to view their enemies/opponents.PART 2 COMING SOON ( We discussed more of Glenn's military days and how he would eventually become  entirely disillusioned with violence.)00:00 Intro & growing up in troubles-era Woodvale area6:05 Injured by IRA bomb at 5 years old13:25 How realistic was Irish reunification as a possibility in the minds of unionist people at the time?17:45 View of the RUC in the area? 20:35 How did Glen view British soldiers in the streets?22:55 GLEN'S SCHOOLBUS PETROL-B*MBED (day of Bobby Sands death) 26:16 How were loyalist paramilitaries viewed by the community in his area? 32:35 Joining British Army instead of Loyalist paramilitaries 43:00 Where was Glen 46:50 Shoot-outs with the IRA50:15 How competent did British troops consider the IRA 53:35 Any clashes w/ Loyalists 55:10 Soldiers from mainland UK- how good of an understanding did they have of the conflict in N.I 

Taylor Swift once said that Karma is real. She also said Woodvale is NOT real...but only Time(less) will tell. This week, Audrey and Laura do a deep dive on all the T-Swift lost album theories.

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Alex and Conor in the finale to the Red era actually discuss....not Red! You can't imagine how long we talk about The Emperors New Groove but I think it's important to hear. We also discuss what the future potentially holds for Miss Swift and the Swiftie community. We are Woodvale truthers.    Listen now xoxoxo    Support the pod! Follow @swifterthanfictionpod 

Let's party like it's 1989, friends! Shannon is bringing back the Taylor Swift conspiracies and Emma is absolutely convinced that Taylor is the absolute QUEEN of business and Easter eggs. Shannon still isn't a fan of Nick Jonas, but Stephen Colbert could hold our drinks at the club, no problem. There's talk of pizza, candles, and a part two?! Pregame with your favorite TSwift album (or post-game like we did). Come visit our website! Sources: Our Taylor Swift Expert: @thecardiganguy The Mother Source on TSwift Cosmopolitan Magazine Popsugar on Woodvale and the JoBros Buzzfeed on Woodvale and Karma Refinery29 Teen Vogue (lots of great fan tweets) Inclusive language Diversity Style Guide

This week's episode of World's Dumbest Criminals is about an Aussie serial dine and dasher who conned restaurants out of thousands of dollars and went onto leave scathing reviews about them online for calling her out about it, as well as the Chinatown Cowboy of San Francisco who stepped in to stop a hate crime and much more.Social MediaFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/374526270632196Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Worlds-Dumbest-Criminals-Podcast-100965498857602/?ref=pages_you_manageTwitter: @WDCriminalsPod and InstagramInstagram: @worldsdumbestcriminalspodcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/worldsdumbestcriminalsSources:Woman slammed online over ‘dine-and-dash' case granted bail despite having a history of DOZENS of prior fraud convictions, Gavin Butler and Brooke Rolfe, Daily Mail, Apr 24, 2018. Perth's serial 'dine and dasher' Lois Loder weeps as she stares down jail term, Heather McNeill, watoday.com, Feb 12, 2019. Woodvale woman jailed for stealing $90,000 cheque, abc.net.au, Jan 22, 2013. Woman accused of Perth restaurant 'dine-and-dash' faces court, Joanna Menagh, Apr 23, 2018. No such thing as a free lunch! Serial dine and dash queen is sentenced to two years behind bars after citywide crime spree, Aidan Wondracz, Daily Mail, Feb 12, 2019. Remorseful date of notorious dine and dasher apologises for feasting on meals costing up to $700 and then walking out without paying, AAP, Daily Mail, Aug 8, 2019. Prolific dine and dash queen, 44, is facing jail after pleading guilty to EIGHTY charges of ripping off restaurants, Bianca Bongato, Daily Mail, Feb 8, 2019. Two men convicted of demanding $3000 for the return of a dognapped chihuahua called Harvey — one of whom is the partner of notorious dine-and-dasher Lois Loder — have been jailed for more than a year, Tim Clarke, news.coma.u, May 20, 2019. 'Don't go there unless you like pubic hair in your butter': The crude blackmail reviews 'left by a dine and dash scammer' accused of fleecing thousands of dollars from restaurants and hotels with her boyfriend - as her identity is revealed, Brooke Rolfe, Daily Mail, Apr 13, 2018. Perth Dine and Dash scammer Lois Loder leaves trail of unpaid restaurant bills, Liam Croy, thewest.com.au, Apr 13, 2018. Woman jailed for $91,000 forgery, Natasha Boddy, thewest.com.au, Jan 22, 2013. Good Samaritan Stops Attack on Elderly Man in SF's Chinatown, Robert Hands, nbcbayarea.com, Aug 19, 2021. Dine and dash woman abuses restaurant victims for going public, Peta Rasdien, perthnow.com.au. Texas woman arrested after responding to police Facebook post about meth tainted with Ebola, Joshua Fechter, mysanantonio.com, Mar 28, 2016. 10 Lamest Excuses For A Crime, oddee.com, Oct 19, 2014. Elf defence for 'lingerie thief', bbc.co.uk, Mar 6, 2007. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

FOR years I used to gather up acorns and chestnuts and hazelnuts and little sycamore seeds and all manner of other seeds. My growing methods are fairly basic. I collected as many as I could and then planted them out in pots or growbags and let nature do the rest. I worked on the general assumption that if I planted a lot there was a greater chance that I would harvest a lot. I'm not talking of hundreds of seeds, by the way. Pocketfuls picked up on walks. The Falls Park has plenty of oak and chestnut trees. There are native trees also in the Waterworks, Colin Glen and Woodvale. Acres of broadleafs. And in all of our forests. The British Prime Minister's country residence at Chequers has great rowan trees. I got heaps of towan berries there.  They are always a wee bit trickier – like the tenant in Chequers. The seeds are contained in the little red berries but well worth the trouble. Unlike the tenant in Chequers.Campfire tales of a great manLAST week I was part of an online panel discussion on the life and times of escaped slave Frederick Douglass, his time in Ireland in the 1840s and the relevance of his message of hope and equality in today's world. The conversation was part of an ambitious and successful one day conference organised by the Irish Echo in New York. The event – The Big Irish Campfire (the title alone attracted me) – showcases Irish American organisations across the USA. All of the discussions were short – 30 minutes – so there was no time to bore those contributing or watching. The Echo staff – comhgairdheas to all involved – ran a tight ship.

This week the Greenways team hang out with Jude Hill, Jesus follower and UTV journalist. They talk commuting to Cookstown, youth work in Woodvale and the power of compassionate, hopeful storytelling to change a culture.

This week, we're processing the non-events of April 30 (including the Girl in Red recommendation and all its innuendo) and getting into a true deep cut category — breaking down songs where Taylor is a featured artist. Sidebars this week: Sheryl Crow, the time we got heatstroke during the 1989 tour, Route 66, and Madeline's abiding neutrality towards Dakota Johnson. Find us on Twitter at @ihopeyouthinkof, and find the episode's playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3f0mEnLuALzrYVZ8iUFqAh?si=EeQpoGXlRwWY5UYRicwpgQ&dl_branch=1

Welcome back to your favorite Taylor Swift podcast! This week we're back (after a mini-hiatus) to talk about Elena's favorite ever bonus track song, The Other Side of the Door (Taylor's Version)! We also go over all the news we missed, play a little game, and of course discuss the April 30th Woodvale rumors as well as the next re-recorded album rumors (we think 1989 is next!). Sorry if it's a little hard to hear some of what Elena is saying, she (me) was a dummy who sat too far away from the mic. I tried to fix it in post so you should be able to hear but it might still be a little echo-y in places! If you enjoy the podcast, please consider leaving a 5-star review on iTunes! It helps other people find the show and we'll read it out loud on the pod :D Socials! Instagram: @perfectlygoodpod (https://www.instagram.com/perfectlygoodpod/) Twitter: @perfectlygoodpc (https://twitter.com/perfectlygoodpc) TikTok: @perfectlygoodpod (https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJfrFmtb/) Intro/Outro Music: Southern California by Riot Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music provided by FreeMusic109 https://youtube.com/FreeMusic109 .

In a dramatic reunion episode, T. Kyle and Bradley clear the air after 13 months spent apart, and then discuss Charli D’Amelio’s birthday, and T. Kyle’s beef with Charli. They also discuss the new Lana Del Rey ‘Blue Banisters’ album cover-turned-meme, as well as the ‘Resident Evil: Village’-Taylor Swift crossover and ‘Woodvale’ rumors, as well as Little Mix’s “Confetti” video with Saweetie and the ‘Drag Race UK’ queens, Britney’s impact on the ‘Drag Race’ Season 13 finale, BRITPINK, her Local Wedding Fantasy and her big request to speak out in court this June, as well as High Fashion Editorial! featuring Beyonce and Selena Gomez, TikTok Talk with Deep Friend of the Pod Roz, T. Pain and T. Kyle’s DMs, @FantasticCurves dancing on chairs, new music from Shakira, Jessie Ware, Bebe Rexha, INNA, David Guetta, Ellie Goulding and Billie Eilish, TikTok affirmations and living in the now.Support Legends Only on Patreon! patreon.com/legendsonlyThank you to our sponsor, BetterHelp! Sign-up at betterhelp.com/legendsonly for 10% OFF your first month!Fill out their questionnaire and get matched with an online counselor you'll love.Follow T. Kyle on Twitter: @tkylemacFollow T. Kyle on Instagram: @t.kyleFollow Bradley on Twitter: @muumuseFollow Bradley on Instagram: @muumuseFollow Legends Only Podcast on Twitter: @legendsonly_podFollow Legends Only Podcast on Instagram: @legendsonly_pod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode Alex and Conor dive into the hit 'Hey Stephen' and the new sad bop 'We Were Happy'. Alex reveals a long con she's been running in regards to a discarded Black Eyed Peas concert ticket, and Conor calls out the city of Nashville. We also dissect the theories and rumors about the alleged third sister album: Woodvale. Listen girlies!!   Support the pod!  Follow us:  Insta: @swifterthanfictionpodcast tiktok: @swifterthanfictionpod

Chloe Wear is the owner of The Woodvale Podiatrist in Perth, Western Australia. She graduated from The University of Huddersfield (UK) in 2006 and emigrated to Australia in 2008, and today we're going to talk about using SWIFT to treat warts. We also discuss: Moving to Queensland, Australia, from the UK.  Why she decided to live in Perth. Jumping on opportunities when they present themselves and not waiting for everything to be perfect.  Why she wanted to have her own podiatry business. Previous poor results treating warts made her hate warts. SWIFT Wart Treatment (Evidence-Based) Creating a POD: Point of Difference.  Final Tips: If you’re thinking about getting a SWIFT machine, don’t sit on the fence and don’t stress about the cost. SWIFT is not glamorous, but it’s a solution for warts, which are traditionally a pain to treat.  If you have any questions about this episode, please contact me at tf@tysonfranklin.com  Youtube If you're interested in watching the UNCUT video of this particular episode, you can visit my YOUTUBE Channel, Tyson Franklin and please SUBSCRIBE, so you're informed whenever a new video is released.  Competitive Advantage If you're looking for a Competitive Advantage over other podiatrists in your area, please visit my EVENTS PAGE, and consider joining my next group coaching program, the 12-Week Podiatry Business Reboot or join the Podiatry Business Owners Club on Facebook.          

We discuss the next seven tracks of Taylor Swift's Evermore, 'Tis the Damn Season, Tolerate It, Happiness, No Body No Crime, Dorothea, Coney Island, and Ivy. Ali shares an interesting fan theory about 'Tis the Damn Season and a real-life Woodvale street in Reading, PA, Kressie brings up a quote from How I Met Your Mother that resonates with the song Tolerate It, and both speculate the role HAIM (pronounced Hime!) played in No Body No Crime. Stay tuned for part three of this album series, beginning with Cowboy Like Me, as well as our Evermore reaction episode where we hear from you! Have any thoughts about this episode? Join the Good for a Weekend discussion! Discord: https://discord.com/invite/jh9NUebYjhTwitter: www.twitter.com/gfaweekendInstagram: www.instagram.com/gfaweekendFacebook: www.facebook.com/gfaweekendReddit: www.reddit.com/r/goodforaweekend You can learn more about this episode and any sources at our website, www.gfaweekend.com.

In this bonus episode, Kate was trying to do a "quick recap" of all of the discussion and mystery surrounding Taylor Swift's 9th studio album’s surprise release. However, it is not quick and recap might be a generous word since she felt like she hasn't listened enough to go song-by-song. Yet she still manages to talk about it for like, evermore, and shares her observations surrounding this album, e.g. the comparisons to folklore, the theories leading up to (and the theories following) the sister album's release, the potential trilogy, the Woodvale of it all, the easter eggs, the weird TikTok theories, literary references, some of her favorite lyrics/themes/callbacks, her general interest in mystical witchlike subcultures, and then talks about Champagne Problems for way too long. Enjoy?MERCH! Teespring.com/stores/bethereinfivePatreon evermore reaction video: patreon.com/bethereinfiveSupport our sponsorsGet 10% off site-wide when you use promo code BETHEREINFIVE at truff.com.Check out all the amazing shoes, bags and masks available right now at Rothys.com/BETHEREINFIVE.Go to Theragun.com/bethereinfive RIGHT NOW and get your Gen 4 Theragun today.Works cited:Music Maestro Mashup intro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtoBTKX1sOIEvermore ppt by @snazzysami https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1hr4OHtmRALZdklfAkcRDrzAgpeeyGzS-2BJIwC1X3-8/mobilepresent?slide=id.p27

Taylor Swift explains to Jimmy Kimmel why some of her latest albums have the word Woodvale faintly printed on the cover, College of Pop Culture Knowledge, and a Sopranos reunion is in the works!

Taylor Swift explains to Jimmy Kimmel why her latest album has the word Woodvale faintly printed on the cover.

Surprise! A new Taylor Swift album is officially out. I know we are freaking out as well! That makes it two in one year! Rachel and Christie go through Taylor Swift's 9th album song by song. They discuss raw first impressions, the meaning of each song, many fan theories, and more. Serotonin socials: @serotoninpod@rachshul@christie.ludwig

Welcome to Episode 11!! This week had the Fact Guy join us for the whole episode. What's New? (1:18) -Jaedo intro -Ben's Bday Plans -Jaedo is officially a part of the Waddya team NHL Free Agency (5:35) -Insider Chiefski -Ben's picks are hot WWN (25:25) -MLB LCS -Canada Plastic -Tv Static/McDonald's Sprite -RIP Van Halen -Tory Lanes -Ben's favourite presidential quotes Top 5 Pet Peeves (35:23) -Essentially calling each other out for things that we do. Outro Song (1:44:35) -Woodvale by Dan Wong

Robert Billeaud, who has always been known as "Popie", is our guest. He serves as President of JB Mouton, the construction company established by his great-grandfather, John Berchman Mouton, in 1915. This interview gives the listener an opportunity to hear Popie speak of his love of building and the satisfaction the team at JB Mouton derives from creating structures built to withstand the test of time. As Popie tells clients, "You can pay for the building but it will always be ours!" One of 17 children raised by Lillie and Manning "Bozo" Billeaud, Popie was raised in a warm and loving family. While Bozo encouraged all of his children to follow their own path in life and "just get an education," Popie always loved the construction business. A graduate of Northeast Louisiana (now UL-Monroe), he studied Construction Management and joined his father at JB Mouton in 1976 as a Project Manager. The success of JB Mouton is attributable to its reputation for integrity and the ability to get the job done on time, if not early, with quality workmanship. Popie explained that building skills are such that you either have them or you don't, that you can't teach the innately given craft of building. So the company looks for team members with that gift and nurtures them and their talent, while always challenging the team to build the best building they can. Ongoing craft and safety training are important components of the company's culture. JB Mouton has built many of our community’s most iconic landmarks, schools, and churches such as the LITE Center, St. Pius Catholic Church and Elementary School, ESA’s lower school, CGI, the IberiaBank Tower in River Ranch, Moss BMW and Kia Sterling. They’ve also renovated St. John Cathedral, the Academy of the Sacred Heart, the Cajun Dome, Hub City Ford, IberiaBank Tower downtown, and St. Charles College in Grand Coteau. Chase Tower (formerly FNB Towers)The LITE CenterSt. Thomas More Football Stadium Surviving economic ups and downs and two World Wars has not been easy for the company, and the early days were tough. JB Mouton was originally a farmer who turned to carpentry to make a living. A jack of all trades, he learned the craft of building in early jobs he worked on, and in 1915 started building homes on his own. An early remodeling job JB Mouton took on was the home of Joshua Hays and Mary Laboye Town, the parents of A. Hays Town. Town was only 14 years old at the time and drew up the architectural plans for the remodel. He was so talented that he was hired by JB Mouton to draw up other plans and Town would recount later that his first commission ever made was paid by JB. By the 1930s, JB Mouton's sons, Bill and Francis, joined the firm and they began working commercial construction. U. S involvement in WWII resulted in the rationing of supplies so the firm put its work on hold with Francis going into the service and Bill taking their equipment to Fort Polk to be of service to the military. By 1949, Popie's father, Bozo, went to work at JB Mouton with his granddad and uncles. Commercial construction projects were in high demand and one of Bozo's first jobs was a contemporary A. Hays Town building on the airbase in New Iberia. The ensuing years led to the building of Pecan Island High School, Crowley High, Carencro High, and remodel/additions to Lafayette High, Woodvale, Alleman, Comeaux High, J. W. Faulk, and S. J. Montgomery. In the mid-1960's, JB Mouton added two stories to UL's Dupre Library, and Bozo joked that no books got wet in the process! The firm also built Lafayette's airport in the early 1960's and remodeled it in the late 1980's. From 1973 to 1975, JB Mouton worked on the construction of FNB Tower, now known as Chase Tower, designed by Jerry Gossen and Don O'Rourke. It is still the tallest building in Lafayette, LA. This iconic project was the first time that JB Mouton utilized the now commonly used design-assist-build process,

Welcome to the first episode of the Between The Lines podcast with Gordie Walker. The team have been out and about collecting stories that we believe are interesting and help showcase some of the work that is going on in the north of the city and further afield In This Episode Newington Housing Association formed in 1975. It manages nearly 700 homes in mainly Interface areas in North Belfast. As times have changed so too has Newington, broadening its role from simply meeting immediate housing needs, to meeting wider community needs and taking brave steps towards transforming and regenerating communities and resolving interface issues. Anthony Kerr from Newington Housing reflects on their work in reducing and confronting anti-social behaviour (ASB) and looks at how social and economic pressures are affecting their tenants. Shared History – Dr Eamon Phoenix As part of Intercomm’s Shared History programme Dr Eamon Phoenix invited 25 people from Ardoyne and Woodvale to talk about Belfast history. Among the places they visited were Rosemary Street Presbyterian Church and, were Gordie caught up with them, at Queens University. The legacy of The Walls Ciarán Shannon from Duncairn Community Partnership (DCP) takes with time Leanne Marshall to reflect on his life experiences before during and following the conflict. Joby Fox There’s music from Joby Fox, writer, musician, and performer. Joby has played with the Bank Robbers going on to perform with Bap Kennedy in Energy Orchard and pen the song Belfast. He was signed to EMI and was based in London always pushing the limits and sticking up for his home town. His new album is about to be released and the song I Love you will be available on 14th February Joby is the first visitor to the BLTcast studio and he brought his guitar. Credits The production team were Leanne Marshall, Conor Maskey, Cairan Shannon,  Gordie Walker and Davy Sims. If you want a story covered drop me an email to gordie@btlcast.com or podcast@btlcast.com The music is Our Big Adventure by Scott Homes — from the FreeMusicArchvive.com

Paul Roberts is CEO of the Ashton Community Trust in Belfast. Born and brought up in North Belfast Paul and his nine siblings grew up during the Troubles in an area that suffered one of the highest levels of violence of anywhere in Northern Ireland. It includes many areas synonymous with the conflict – the New Lodge, Ardoyne, Rathcoole, Ballysillan and Woodvale. In the 25 years he has been at the helm the Trust has grown from a small community business into a highly successful regeneration social enterprise. It employs over 250 people and turns over more than £7 million. Ashton is involved in a wide range of community service delivery focusing on childcare, employability, mental health, community development, youth services, arts, Fablab and the North Belfast Lantern Festival. A large percentage of its employees are from the 20 most deprived areas of Belfast. In 2017 Paul won the prestigious NI Third sector Inspiring Leader Award organised by CO3.

Bump In Burger is located in Woodvale in the northern suburbs of Perth in Western Australia. Owner Brad Wesson who many know as one of the names behind Soundworks Direct Touring, teamed up with professional chef wiz Christopher Swayne to launch their own burger suburban haven.For those who don't know, Brad's own journey in the self employment world has seen him running the music touring company Soundworks Touring for over a decade. More recently merging with David Haley of Direct Touring to form Soundworks Direct Touring, Brad has built a global network of contacts, talent and insights that have continued to build his own knowledge and skill sets. These years slogging it out all over the world has now positioned him to be able to 'take that plunge' and launch his own burger joint, even though Brad has had no experience himself in hospitality since being a kitchen hand in his teens.Since the launch of Bump in Burger in February 2018, the team has seen dramatic success in their local area and through Brad's wider network has attracted attention globally with international musicians stopping in for a meal when coming through Perth on tour. Their real impact however has been through their efforts in contributing to their local area, ensuring that the suburb of Woodvale feels that Bump in Burger is their own. It's a collective project that has formed a passionate loyalty with many regulars coming in each week to grab their favourite specials before they sell out, which happens often.This is a great chat where we talk about the build up to launch, pushing it all over the line (with some encouragement from Brad's wife), how they have managed to achieve what they have in 2018 and their efforts to package up and strengthen the business as quickly as possible.There's lots to come for Brad and the Bump in Burger business rolling into 2019, so if you're ever in Perth be sure to head north and grab a bite.What did you get out of this episode? Here’s what I learnt;1. What's Your Back Up Plan? - Bump In Burger came from Brad wondering if his Touring business ever went away, what would his back up plan be. Not all of us may be thinking of a second business to create to protect the first, however sometimes a solid fall back is a great way to take the pressure off and provide you with options and flexibility. Even better if your back up plan becomes just as successful!2. Pull Your Finger Out - Brad's wife said it best, "Let's get moving. There is not enough urgency". This has been a common theme with Self Starter. Sometimes being stuck in the concept and idea leaves you missing your window of opportunity due to waiting for the perfect set of circumstances to get started. Brad knew that it was getting to the point where he just needed to open the doors and work the rest out as they went. In this case, Brad's wife, having the outside perspective, was the one to smack some sense into him!3. Make the community feel like it's theirs - Brad is nailing it when it comes to advocacy. He said that his aim for Bump in Burger was to make it feel like the community owned it. As a result he has seen faithful supporters jumping in online when any unfair criticism is displayed. Large corporations pay huge dollars to create campaigns that breed this level of advocacy. Brad seen the same results from his grass roots, community entrenched approach and his reputation in how he conducts business. Bump In Burger is something that the local area can truly be proud of.4. Become a People Person - I understand that we might not all be social butterflies, but we should always be open to create new relationships and nurture existing ones. This can have obvious business advantages but it also has a great impact on your own self development. This point has a lot packed into it, but Brad's approach of 'everyone is a potential friend of business partner' is a fantastic way to approach life in general.5. Don't play with amateurs. Recruit Pros. - Brad is a firm believer of investing in himself and others. The old saying of 'you get what you pay for' rings true. Paying a premium for professionals such as an accountant, book keeper, staff, contractors, consultants etc will see your return on investment a lot quicker and lift the bar on your own expectations, operation and vision. Surround yourself with excellence and don't hesitate to pay for it.6. Package it and put a bow on it - One of the first things that Brad did was look to package up his business and scrutinise all facets of operation. Normally this happens when you're looking to sell up, but Brad's approach was to do this early so that he could identify any bias, bad habits and get a professional independent assessment on everything he is doing. This is a great way to remove the emotion, have a healthy detatchment and identify not only the areas of strength but the areas of opportunity.Follow Bump in Burger via Main Website | Facebook | Instagram |Location – Shop 4, Woodvale Boulevard Shopping Center, 931 Whitfords Ave, Woodvale WA 6026

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