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News Connect 土曜版、今回のゲストは、小説家の岩井圭也さんと、経済キャスターの佐々木真奈美さんです。News Connectでは、6月から「夕刊版」と題し、世界情勢を専門家の視点から深く掘り下げる「国際欄」（火曜夕方配信）と、社会時流をカルチャーの視点から読み解く「文化欄」（木曜夕方配信）を新設します。今回はそれぞれのコーナーのMCを務めていただく、岩井さんと佐々木さんに、自己紹介を交えつつ意気込みを語っていただきました。奇しくも同じ1987年生まれの3人。現役世代ど真ん中の3人に社会はどう映り、夕刊版で何を伝えていきたいのか。News Connect 新MCによる鼎談をお楽しみください。▼新著『プロ目線のPodcastのつくり方』の購入は⁠⁠⁠こちら⁠⁠⁠から！https://amzn.asia/d/5A0NQEj▼Podcast Studio Chronicle YouTubeチャンネル⁠https://www.youtube.com/@PodcastStudioChronicle▼出演：野村高文（Podcastプロデューサー／Podcast Studio Chronicle代表）⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://x.com/nmrtkfm【ゲストプロフィール】岩井圭也／小説家1987年生まれ。大阪府出身。2018年、「永遠についての証明」で第9回野性時代フロンティア文学賞を受賞しデビュー。2023年、『最後の鑑定人』で第76回日本推理作家協会賞長編および連作短編集部門候補、『完全なる白銀』で第36回山本周五郎賞候補、『文身』でKaBoSコレクション2024金賞。2024年、『楽園の犬』で第77回日本推理作家協会賞長編および連作短編集部門候補、第13回うつのみや大賞文芸書部門受賞、『われは熊楠』で第171回直木三十五賞候補。2025年、『永遠についての証明』『最後の鑑定人』がドラマ化。2026年、『横浜ネイバーズ』シリーズがドラマ化。X：https://x.com/keiya_iwai小説『横浜ネイバーズ』：https://amzn.asia/d/67pf1i8『横浜ネイバーズ』ドラマ公式HP：https://www.yokohama-neighbors.com/佐々木真奈美／経済キャスター1987年北海道生まれ。2010年YTS山形テレビにアナウンサーとして入社。夕方ニュース番組のキャスター等を務める。2013年からTBS NEWSの報道キャスターに就任。2016年渡米。ノースカロライナ大学チャペルヒル校で客員研究員としてジャーナリズムを学ぶ。その後、現地就職を果たしロイター通信社ニューヨーク等と契約し、ストックマーケットを伝えるキャスターや、アメリカ担当リポーターとして、第一次トランプ政権の動向等をテレビ番組やラジオ番組へ向けて毎週リポート。帰国後は日経CNBCで経済キャスターを務め日々のマーケットを読み解きながら伝えている。並行してプレゼンテーションスクールSpeak＋を主宰。1,000人以上のビジネスパーソンらを指導しつつ、自身もアメリカの大学でMBA1年生としてビジネスを勉強中。元保護猫1匹。仕事終わりの野球観戦が生きがい。X：⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://x.com/manamisasakiSpeak＋公式HP：https://speakplus-lesson.com/▼News Connect 土曜版・日曜版 Spotifyプレイリストはこちら

Nick and Amber's C**n-Tastic Joyride. Rozanda "Chili" Thomas still has not learn to read the fine print. Druski got the conservatives YTs crashing out. And has No Kings become more spectacle than social change?Become a Habitual Ish Talker and follow us on The App Formally Known As Twitter: twitter.com/TalkinIsh_PodJoin in on the conversation! E-Mail us at ⁠talkinishpod@gmail.com⁠Listen to the audio version: https://linktr.ee/TalkinIshPod#Podcast #Politics #PopCulture

TTI is approaching 25 years in researching and championing young driver safety through initiatives like the groundbreaking Teens in the Driver Seat program. Allan sits down with TTI's Lisa Minjares-Kyle and Stacey Tisdale, who lead the Institute's Youth Transportation Safety (YTS) Program, to talk about leveraging positive peer influence among teens to engender safer driving behaviors, as well as other proven strategies that have saved lives and prevented injuries. We look at the importance of brain development and decision making to the driving task, how private- and public-sector partners continue to support the YTS Program's efforts, and what new challenges young drivers might face in coming decades. | Discover more about TTI's Youth Transportation Safety Program

Show notes below: Talking Shit With Tara Cheyenne is a Tara Cheyenne Performance Production www.taracheyenne.com Instagram: @TaraCheyenneTCP  /  FB: https://www.facebook.com/taracheyenneperformance Podcast produced, edited and music by Marc Stewart Music: marc@marcstewartmusic.com   © 2025 Tara Cheyenne Performance   Subscribe/follow share through Podbean and Google Podcasts and Apple Podcasts and Spotify.   Donate! To keep this podcast ad-free please go to:  https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/13386     About Christina:   Christina Cook (she/they) is an interdisciplinary theatre artist, arts-based scholar, and therapist. When Christina was a kid, she wanted to be a counsellor like her favourite character, Deanna Troi, on Star Trek, OR she wanted to act alongside Deanna Troi, starring in her favourite TV show, Star Trek. She feels lucky that, as an adult, she gets to do different versions of both. Christina's playwriting focuses on trans, nonbinary, and gender non-conforming narratives, and her work advocates gender liberation for all. She is writing and performing in one of her newest pieces, Postcards to My Younger Transexual Self (or YTS), Ages 0-119. Christina's previous writing credits include the play Quick Bright Things, which was nominated for a Governor General's award, and ‘A practical (if dated) treatise on the art of genderqueer dancing' in Evan Tsitsias and Bilal Baig's This is Beyond: A Time Capsule of Queer Experience. She is currently an Associate at Playwrights Theatre Centre, where she is developing her play Proof Enough. In addition to her artistic work, Christina is a counselling psychologist, and she strives to foster interdisciplinary work born from passionate commitments to mental wellness and theatre.   About Tara: Tara Cheyenne Friedenberg, is an award winning creator, performer, choreographer, director, writer, and artistic director of Tara Cheyenne Performance, working across disciplines in film, dance, theatre, and experimental performance. She is renowned as a trailblazer in interdisciplinary performance and as a mighty performer "who defies categorization on any level". Along with her own creations Tara has collaborated with many theatre companies and artists including; Zee Zee Theatre, Bard on the Beach, ItsaZoo Theatre, The Arts Club, Boca De Lupo, Ruby Slippers, The Firehall Arts Centre, Vertigo Theatre (Calgary).  With a string of celebrated solo shows to her credit (including bANGER, Goggles, Porno Death Cult, I can't remember the word for I can't remember, Body Parts, Pants), multidisciplinary collaborations, commissions and boundary bending ensemble creations Tara's work is celebrated both nationally and internationally.  Tara is known for her unique and dynamic hybrid of dance, comedy and theatre. She is sought after for creating innovative movement for theatre and has performed her full length solos and ensemble works around the world (highlights: DanceBase/Edinburgh, South Bank Centre/London, On the Boards/Seattle USA, High Performance Rodeo/Calgary etc.). Recent works include a collaboration with Italian dance/performance artist Silvia Gribaudi, empty.swimming.pool, (Castiglioncello, Bassano, Victoria and Vancouver), ensemble creation, how to be,  which premiered at The Cultch, and her solo I can't remember the word for I can't remember, toured widely, and her newest solo Body Parts has been made into a stunning film which is currently touring virtually. Tara lives on the unceded Coast Salish territories with her partner composer Marc Stewart and their child.

Nick Subich is President & CEO of YTS Wealth Management, an LPL Financial–affiliated firm he co-founded in 2019. A Lock Haven University alum and former Pennsylvania Army National Guard infantry officer, he leads a fast-growing team serving clients nationwide, now managing more than $1.6 billion in assets. Recognized on Forbes' Best-in-State and Top Next-Gen lists, Nick is known for decisive execution, accountability, and a community-first approach across Western PA

In this episode, Danny, is joined by Jim Tavare, comedian, musician, actor and director, famous for his stand-up featuring his double bass, which has made him the recipient of some of the most legendary heckles in the history of the British comedy circuit. He was one of Prince Charles's favourite comedians and is well known for co-creating and starring in the BAFTA award-winning The Sketch Show. A certain demographic, however, remember him best as Tom, the Leaky Cauldron´s hunchback barman in Harry Potter. His IMDb profile describes him as looking like "a mad scientist escaped experiment." Jim has some great stories to share, including how he found comedic inspiration during an accident that literally nearly killed him, which is fascinating. If you can´t get enough of these podcasts, head to https://www.patreon.com/DannyHurst to access my exclusive, member-only, fun-filled and fact-packed history-related videos. KEY TAKEAWAYS During an accident that nearly killed him, Jim had an out-of-body experience during which comedic inspiration struck. Jim used comedy to help him heal emotionally and mentally. He adapted physical aspects of his act so that his long-term injuries did not stop him from performing. He started his career working in a theatre via a YTS scheme, then the Enterprise allowance. Adding his double bass to his act got laughs for jokes that had previously fallen flat. Most of the time, Jim used his double bass as a prop instead of playing it. Americans respond to a different type of humour and still love the British accent. Prince Charles booked Jim to perform in front of 14 crowned heads of Europe and the UK royal family. Their unique lifestyle meant Jim had to cut some jokes because they couldn´t relate to the experiences. Comedy goes in cycles, and at times the circuit becomes saturated. BEST MOMENTS “I'd always regarded myself as relatively handsome by European standards, until I got cast as the hunchback in Harry Potter.” “People are now growing avocado trees in London.” “I just couldn’t believe the characters I was meeting and making a living while I was doing it .” “The accent helps.” “Whilst I have Jewish heritage, I can´t really say I'm Jewish.” “I owe my career to that Tony Blair government kind of atmosphere.” “ I have scar tissue on the lungs, so breathing is sometimes an issue. “ ABOUT JIM TAVARÉ http://www.jimtavare.org https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0851663 HOST BIO Historian, performer, and mentor Danny Hurst has been engaging audiences for many years, whether as a lecturer, stand-up comic or intervention teacher with young offenders and excluded secondary students. Having worked with some of the most difficult people in the UK, he is a natural storyteller and entertainer, whilst purveying the most fascinating information that you didn't know you didn't know. A writer and host of pub quizzes across London, he has travelled extensively and speaks several languages. He has been a consultant for exhibitions at the Imperial War Museum and Natural History Museum in London as well as presenting accelerated learning seminars across the UK. With a wide range of knowledge ranging from motor mechanics to opera to breeding carnivorous plants, he believes learning is the most effective when it's fun. Uniquely delivered, this is history without the boring bits, told the way only Danny Hurst can. CONTACT AND SOCIALS https://instagram.com/dannyjhurstfacebook.com/danny.hurst.9638 https://twitter.com/dannyhurst https://www.linkedin.com/in/danny-hurst-19574720

This week on The Events Insight Podcast, Karen and Jack sit down with Martin Stephens, Director of Off Limits Ltd, to explore his inspiring career journey—from a YTS trainee stacking shelves to a leader in the events industry.With over 30 years of experience, Martin has worn many hats, from hotel management trainee to Sales Director, before becoming a shareholder and Director at Off Limits, where he's spent the last two decades delivering unforgettable experiences. His portfolio is as diverse as it is impressive, featuring multi-activity days, The Original BBC It's a Knockout, theme nights, and evening entertainment tailored to every audience.Beyond Off Limits, Martin plays a key role in shaping the industry as a Board Director of the Meetings Industry Association and was a founding member of Escapologic escape rooms in Nottingham. His passion for events is clear—he believes it's all about the people and the journey along the way!Tune in for an episode filled with insights, stories, and inspiration that prove anything is possible in the world of events!Keep a track of all that's going on with the Podcast via; www.theeventsinsight.com/www.linkedin.com/company/the-events-insight-podcast/www.instagram.com/the_eventsin/ See more about our Season Sponsor Wyboston Lakes Resort  via;https://www.wybostonlakes.co.uk/Find out more about our Shoutout Sponsor Nowie via;https://www.nowie.org/Our Season Quickfire round Sponsor is Sock and Buskin Marketing and PR ;https://sockandbuskinmarketing.co.uk/Our partnership with Standout Magazine is also worth following;https://standoutmagazine.co.uk/Music Credits go to;Artist: Cathrine RannusTitle: The Events Insight Theme MusicMusic from #Uppbeat:Forever - Sega Williams https://uppbeat.io/t/sega-williams/foreverLicense code: 7F5KY293FYDFNVEVFly Away - Mountaineerhttps://uppbeat.io/t/mountaineer/fly-awayLicense code: EKN0IYNUKGUXMCTWClarity - Zoohttps://uppbeat.io/t/zoo/clarityLicense code: GL25RXVDXIBQWSWL 

There wasn't a single job that Les Taylor didn't do at Oxford United during an association with the club that spanned five decades. After moving down from his native North East in the early 70s, the combative midfielder quickly became a cult hero with his full-blooded displays.Les then moved to Watford, playing in the top flight and captaining the Hornets in an FA Cup final, and he recalled some fantastic stories - including some about his relationship with Sir Elton John!He returned to United in the early 90s and went on to help bring through some of the greatest players the club has produced through the school of excellence, YTS scheme and academy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neil Brownsword is one of the most intriguing – and uncompromising – ceramic artists currently practicing in the UK. His work is inspired by the de-industrialisation of his home city, Stoke-on-Trent, and, appropriately enough, his career in ceramics began when he worked as an apprentice in the Wedgwood factory as a 16 year old in the mid 1980s. Subsequently, he went on to study at the University of Cardiff and the Royal College of Art. Neil's research examines the manufacturing histories of North Staffordshire's ceramic industry, and the effects globalisation has had upon people, place and traditional skills in recent decades. Over the years, he has won numerous awards and exhibited across the globe, while at the same time maintaining an important career in education. He is currently a professor of ceramics at the University of Staffordshire.In this episode we talk about: his latest show at the Crafts Study Centre in Farnham, Surrey; historical copying in the ceramics industry; inducing failure; working at Wedgwood on a YTS scheme; being good at art in school; creating his early, sexually-charged pieces; not selling pots; why his work changed radically at the turn of the century; escaping the ‘stranglehold' of narrative; becoming ‘a post-industrial factory manager'; bridling against ‘factory tourism'; putting industrial artisans on a cultural platform; investigating the ‘marginalised potential of the past'; and why it's important to safeguard rather than preserve skill.Support the show

For more than two decades, TTI has championed young driver safety, preventing injury and saving lives through education, empowerment, and peer-led outreach. Supported by public- and private-sector sponsors, the Institute's Youth Transportation Safety (YTS) Program recently published Texas Trends, 2024, which captures data regarding young driver attitudes, codifies ongoing crash and injury trends, and helps us better understand the causes behind more than 900 young driver traffic deaths each year. TTI's Christine Yager discusses the report. | View the Texas Trends, 2024 report

　ヤマトホールディングス株式会社は11月8日、9月12日に公表したシンガポールヤマト運輸株式会社（YTS）への不正アクセスについて、調査結果を発表した。

In this live recording we produce weekly on Twitter/X, we deep dive into the most promising DeFi yields and primitives. This week, we review all the latest strategies for yield-trading, fixed interest lending, YTs, and liquidity provisions on Pendle Finance. It's packed with all the alpha we need to be Pendle pros! The audio is less optimal in parts so thanks for your patience listening! ------

In this special episode, Zapped to the Past chat with the maker of Millie & Molly and Runn ‘n Gunn, Carleton Handley! We talk about his long career in the games industry, what it was like starting out on a YTS scheme making games and what brought about his return to the C64 scene and, well, everything in between!   Find Carleton's stuff here: https://carletonhandley.itch.io/ https://thalamusdigital.itch.io/ https://www.nintendo.com/en-gb/Games/Nintendo-Switch-download-software/Millie-and-Molly-2161700.html @carletonhandley on X/Twitter   Find us here: https://zappedtothepast.com/ If you would like to help us out and join our Patreon, find it here: https://www.patreon.com/zappedtothepast If you want to buy amazing Zapped to the Past merch, go here: https://zappedtothepast.shop https://www.redbubble.com/people/zappedtothepast/shop If you want to buy a Coffee for Zapped to the Past, go here: https://ko-fi.com/zappedtothepast Need our links in one place - you can do that too: https://linktr.ee/zappedtothepast https://online.pubhtml5.com/oowg/grrx/#p=1

How to Best Utilize a Board of Directors for your ESOP Company Today's show featured a return of CFO, Andy Yetzer of YTS Companies and one of his Independent Board Members, Ken Saddler, who's also a Fractional CFO and former guest as well. We covered a topic on how best to use your Board in an ESOP. YTS Enterprises is the owner of three companies and is an ESOP. Andy said that deciding to add Independent Members (meaning advisors outside of the business with no relationship to it) has been a big game changer for YTS, and has credited the expertise of Ken and the other member Nick for being the kind of fit they were looking for in Board Members.  Ken said that it boils down to three criteria when choosing someone for your Board: Values, Background, Trust.   He also says that establishing good Board Governance is essential for a successful Board and therefore a successful ESOP.  Andy said that the trust level he has with Ken and Nick are the foundation for why it works for them so well. Their backgrounds, expertise and networks have also been integral to the company's growth and success. Andy knows that when Ken or Nick make a connection to someone in their network, they're going to have a highly qualified, like minded person to work with. If you have or are considering an ESOP form of business transition, you'll want to listen to this episode hereConnect with Ken Saddler here Connect with Andy Yetzer here Support the Show.Join the Twin Cities Chapter of EPI at the 2024 Owners Forum! Learn More and Register here

The latest guest on our Bred a Blue podcast series is former Everton reserves goalkeeper, Jamie Speare. By his own admission, the mention of his name to Toffees of a certain age will only prompt the response ‘his name rings a bell', but in the mid-late 1990s, Speare was one of a number of young goalkeepers waiting in vain for Neville Southall to give them a sniff of first team action! It never happened but Speare and the Blues legend struck up a friendship that has endured to this day. It wasn't all plain sailing initially though. “Neville pushed me to the point that I nearly quit three weeks into the first month of my YTS,” Speare says. “He was giving that much stick out and I really didn't know how to take it. My mum took it up with the Club, but Neville said to me: 'If I didn't like you, I wouldn't bother you,' and I thought ‘fair enough.' “We got on great and still do. He drove all the way from Kent for my wedding, which he didn't need to do.” Speare played youth team football with Graham Allen, Jon O'Connor, Gavin McCann, Jamie Milligan, John Hills, Phil Jevons, Michael Branch, Michael Ball, and Richard Dunne, all of whom progressed to play senior football. Speare came close, but just not close enough. He played in a friendly against Aberdeen, made the odd substitutes bench in the Premier League and was in Joe Royle's squads for the ECWC ties against Reykjavik and Feyenoord in 1995. The closest that he got to a senior appearance was against Blackburn Rovers, but it wasn't as a goalkeeper! “It was at Ewood Park and Anders Limpar went down injured,” he explains. “Joe had used all his other subs so he told me to get warmed up. Anders got back up, so I never got on!” In this Bred a Blue conversation, Speare speaks openly about being released by Everton and talks us through his subsequent career – which included European football with Cwmbran Town, more than 300 appearances for Accrington Stanley and a short spell at Sligo Rovers. These days, Speare in the assistant manager of Northern Premier League Division One West team Nantwich Town, after being set on his coaching career by a PFA funded course. It's another fascinating story from a young man still involved in football after an Everton Academy upbringing. Don't miss the incredible story of the dramatic and historical Everton message that he mistakenly pulled off the fax machine at Bellefield while waiting for one for himself!

Welcome to the first race smackdown of 2024, and it's not to be missed! Today, we bring together the minds and muscles of YT head coach BJ and Finding Endurance coach Jennifer, both of whom smashed the course while remaining focused on their bigger goal of IRONMAN Texas at the end of April. This race is a YT favorite, just a few miles down the road from YogiTriathlete headquarters in Carlsbad. Thank you to everyone in the community who introduced yourselves, attended Jess and BJ's breath-focused workshop, and cheered on the YTs on the course this year. We'll be back in 2025 and invite you to join us in training and racing for the year to come. Thanks so much for tuning in. If you enjoy the show, please leave a review on your favorite place to listen to it. You can also support the commercial-free nature of the YTP and Awake Athlete podcasts by joining our Patreon community. In this episode: - Jennifer's first Oceanside 70.3 - BJ's 4th go at the race - Prep for cold temperatures - Success or sabotage - Pro Tips - Getting a slot to IMWC Nice, France - How to make a bike go fast - Pack cycling in non-drafting races - When the legs don't show up - Feel it, let it go, focus - Fastest run split in 13 years - Nutrition break down - Risking more in Texas - What else is possible - Time to play and time to be serious - Join us in 2025 at IRONMAN Oceanside 70.3

Tony Fisher has enjoyed nearly four decades on the wireless, in both presentation and management. Some of the stations have included Pennine, BBC Radio Leeds, Century, Galaxy, Wyvern and BBC Radio Hereford and Worcester.In this edition of Radio Greats, Tony shares with Luke his journey from gaining a YTS placement on Pennine and working with Paul Burnett, moving to BBC Radio Leeds and taking a new discipline, getting his first management position with Minster in York. Launching Century 105 in Newcastle, how he became a Dance Music DJ with Kiss and Galaxy, before working on Invicta, Wyvern and BBC Local Radio.Thanks to Aircheck Downloads and Paul Bromley for use of airchecks. 

CFO of YTS companies Shares their ESOP Journey, with Guest Host, Kyla Hanson of JAK CPA's! Our episode today featured a guest co-host with Kyla Hansen, Partner at JAK CPA's and Sponsor of the Poised for Exit Show!Kyla's client, YTS Companies, became an ESOP in 2021 with the help of JAK's team and Kyla's expertise. Kyla invited YTS CFO, Andy Yetzer to share the story of how their company pursued an ESOP transition and after facing some obstacles, successfully organized a structure for ESOP that will eventually involve all three of their companies while honoring the future exit timelines of its founders. Andy shared that it was through the expert guidance of JAK that they were able to eventually accomplish their goal. Not only did JAK serve as their accounting firm, but also led the assembly of a collaborative advisory team and acquisition of  independent Board members.  A couple of key tips they both recommended for our listeners considering ESOP were to know the current value of the business before making any transition decisions. If the value is not where it needs to be, work on strategies to grow it. The other is to educate yourself on what an ESOP is and know the basic qualifying criteria before making any decisions.  A good resource for employee ownership education is here Listen to the episode here Find Kyla here Find Andy at YTS Companies here Find Julie hereSupport the showAre you ready for your best exit? There is no time like the present to prepare. Check out these resources offered by KeyeStrategies: Business Readiness Transition online course Free Ebook download here Purchase Poised for Exit book here

We roll out the red carpet for the return of the freedom fighter and football legend Matt Le Tissier to give his thoughts on some of the headlines and talking points from the news, social media and from across the web. Plenty for Matt and Peter to get their teeth stuck into including... - How many more before you investigate? 3 footballers collapse on live TV in one week. - Vile Irish PM Leo Varadkar jumps off the sinking Irish coalition ship. - Amish Officially Declared ‘World's Healthiest Children' After Rejecting Big Pharma Vaccines. - Fury as Nike adds a ultra-woke 'Playful Update' and changes colours of the on St George's cross England shirts. - Chair of Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Authority gets quizzed on why she agrees her force is ‘institutionally racist'. - "We need to protect their innocence and childhood" British MP speaks sense on sex education. - Network Rail removes Islamic message on King's Cross display boards after fierce criticism. - Clown World News: Sunbathing for just one day ‘increases your risk of killer heart disease and wrecks your immune system. Matt Le Tissier is a bona fide football legend, often described as one of the most naturally talented players of his time, the man that south coast residents call ‘Le God' and one of the most famous soccer stars of the 1990's. Matt joined Southampton FC on the YTS scheme in 1985, signed professional forms with them the following year at 16 years of age and for the next 16 years he put loyalty above riches and remained at the club. A hero to his fans for his creativity, he was the first midfielder to score 100 goals in the Premier League and Matt's penalty taking abilities were renowned, converting 47 out of 48 from the spot. Then for 15 years he was on our TV screens every week on Sky Sports giving his commentary on the Premier League football matches. This all came to a screeching halt when he tweeted his thoughts on the Ukraine/Russia conflict, refused to wear a badge on-air of an organisation he had no interest in being associated with and also retweeting a post that questioned the government line on COVID. These actions were apparently outside the accepted new-speak and for these crimes he was sacked. Connect with 'Le God'... WEBSITE                    mlt7.com/ X                                 mattletiss7?s=20  @mattletiss7 Recorded 22.3.24 Connect with Hearts of Oak... WEBSITE                     heartsofoak.org/ PODCASTS                 heartsofoak.podbean.com/ SOCIAL MEDIA           heartsofoak.org/connect/ SHOP                           heartsofoak.org/shop/ *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on X https://twitter.com/TheBoschFawstin?s=20  Links to topics... Footballers collapsing https://x.com/mattletiss7/status/1770465809539715349?s=20 Leo Varadkarhttps://x.com/ScottyGoesAgain/status/1770434114619154743?s=20 Amish Big Pharma https://thepeoplesvoice.tv/amish-officially-declared-worlds-healthiest-children-after-rejecting-big-pharma-vaccines Nike Englandhttps://x.com/Joey7Barton/status/1771099146197270661?s=20 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13223663/England-football-kit-Euro-2024-Nike-St-Georges-Cross.html Institutionally racisthttps://x.com/LeeAndersonMP_/status/1770408927949185170?s=20 Sex educationhttps://x.com/andreajenkyns/status/1769777218828239189?s=20 Network Rail Islamic message https://www.gbnews.com/news/network-rail-removes-islamic-message-kings-cross-display-boards-fierce-criticism Sunbathing https://www.thesun.co.uk/health/26803492/sunbathing-increases-risk-heart-disease-wrecks-immune-system/

In this episode, we are in conversation with Claire Holman, modelmaking professional and lecturer at Arts University Bournemouth. We follow Claire's journey from a fairly nomadic start as her family moved first to Zambia and then to England, closely followed by Scotland as her father's work dictated their journey. This was followed at age sixteen by Claire leaving school and taking on a YTS course (if you are old enough, you know. If not, a government initiative to direct young people into training and employment). Here, she was subjected to some deplorable practice as the college concerned used the course as a 'cash cow', and the students were an essential part of the payment process for the college...but no more!Sometimes, it takes a negative experience to produce a positive, and the bitter taste that this left with Claire drove her later in her career as she took a role (twenty-five years ago now) with the Arts University Bournemouth) "every student has a right to have teachers that are present, not just in the physical sense, but are on the journey with them, fully engaged".We follow Claire's journey in modelmaking both in the UK and Canada and finally talk with her about what she has learned in over twenty-five years of educating students in design, modelmaking and prototyping in Bournemouth. This discussion is one for students and educators nationally. Claire's love of teaching and her desire to get better at what she does professionally with each passing day comes over clearly in our discussion. I just know you are going to love this!https://aub.ac.uk/BA(Hons) Modelmaking: https://aub.ac.uk/course/modelmakingNEW - BA(Hons) Creative Technologies: https://aub.ac.uk/course/creative-technologiesNEW - BA(Hons) Design for Sustainable Futures: https://aub.ac.uk/course/design-for-sustainable-futuresOther AUB courses of interest:NEW – BA(Hons) Interior Architecture for Health and Wellbeing https://aub.ac.uk/course/interior-architecture-health-and-wellbeingBA(Hons) interior Architecture & Design: https://aub.ac.uk/course/interior-architecture 

Carl Howarth is very much a part of the Everton Senior Men's set-up at Finch Farm. He's a physiotherapist and his story is a fascinating one. Howarth is the latest podcast guest on our Bred a Blue series, having started his professional career at Everton before being released without playing a senior game. As a team-mate of Leon Osman, Tony Hibbert, Francis Jeffers and Kevin McLeod he was part of the squads that reached consecutive FA Youth Cup finals in 1998 and 1999. He recalls being on the pitch when Hibbert actually scored a goal! However, competition for striking berths, even in the reserves, was fierce and Howarth was up against Phil Jevons, Danny Cadamarteri, Nick Chadick and Jeffers. “There were no agents for us then so I would see Colin Harvey every week,” he says. “I'd had a two-year YTS and a one-year pro deal and I was playing in the reserves and it got to the end of April and I was told they still hadn't decided on my future. “We played Newcastle at Widnes and all their back-four had played in the first team, but I scored and we drew 1-1. After the game Taff (Andy Holden) told me that Walter Smith wanted to see me the next day. I was buzzing because I thought I was getting a new contract, but Walter told me they didn't think I was good enough and that I was being released.” It was the first of a series of setbacks. Chester wanted to sign him but after suffering relegation from the Football League they couldn't afford any new players and a subsequent trial with Morecambe was cancelled a matter of hours before it was due to start. Undeterred, Howarth moved into non-league football and studied to become a physiotherapist. He got a break at the Bolton Wanderers Academy and combined it with part-time work for the NHS. Building up his knowledge and experience all the time, he then got a full-time opening at Birmingham City before moving to Wolverhampton Wanderers. The dream was always to return to where it had started and that golden opportunity duly came when Roberto Martinez was the Blues manager. Howarth was back at Everton! His football journey has turned full circle and his story is an inspirational one – a tale of bouncing back time and again.

Join us as we take a meander through some of the news, articles, stories and social media posts that have piqued our interest or made our blood boil this week and we are excited to welcome back a good friend and previous guest, the football legend, Matt Le Tissier. Matt has made a new army of fans through his straight talking and common sense over the last few years so we look forward to hearing his thoughts on tonight's topics, including... - Not So Rare: Footballers dropping at an alarming rate. - Bernie Sanders: 'I am glad to be fully up to date with the vaccine' - Are you or those around you are getting ill? What you can do to prevent illness and stay healthy. - Christmas Massacre: Jihadi nightmare for Christians in Nigeria. - Rishi & Co Don't Care: Millions of hardworking taxpayers in this country were purposefully left to rot during the 'pandemic'. - 40 candidates and 25 elected officials from 17 states demand that the COVID shots must be pulled off the market. - Diversity is our Strength? Fears grow of sectarian violence between Sunni and Shia Muslim migrants on the floating immigrant hotel, Bibby Stockholm. Matt Le Tissier is a bona fide football legend, often described as one of the most naturally talented players of his time, the man that south coast residents call ‘Le God' and one of the most famous soccer stars of the 1990's. Matt joined Southampton FC on the YTS scheme in 1985, signed professional forms with them the following year at 16 years of age and for the next 16 years he put loyalty above riches and remained at the club. A hero to his fans for his creativity, he was the first midfielder to score 100 goals in the Premier League and Matt's penalty taking abilities were renowned, converting 47 out of 48 from the spot. Then for 15 years he was on our TV screens every week on Sky Sports giving his commentary on the Premier League football matches. This all came to a screeching halt when he tweeted his thoughts on the Ukraine/Russia conflict, refused to wear a badge on-air of an organisation he had no interest in being associated with and also retweeting a post that questioned the government line on COVID. These actions were apparently outside the accepted new-speak and for these crimes he was sacked. Connect with 'Le God'... WEBSITE           https://mlt7.com/  X                        https://x.com/mattletiss7?s=20 Recorded 29.12.23 Connect with Hearts of Oak... WEBSITE            https://heartsofoak.org/ PODCASTS        https://heartsofoak.podbean.com/ SOCIAL MEDIA  https://heartsofoak.org/connect/ TRANSCRIPTS   https://heartsofoak.substack.com/ Support Hearts of Oak by purchasing one of our fancy T-Shirts....  SHOP                  https://heartsofoak.org/shop/ *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on GETTR https://gettr.com/user/BoschFawstin and X https://twitter.com/TheBoschFawstin?s=20  Links to topics... Not So Rare https://mlt7.com/  Bernie Sanders https://twitter.com/SenSanders/status/1740394578266792371 Prevent illness https://twitter.com/lawrie_dr/status/1740333887736479778 Christians in Nigeriahttps://twitter.com/PeterSweden7/status/1740127117961285722 Excludedhttps://twitter.com/ExcludedFighter/status/1740087392084930770 COVID shots https://twitter.com/MdBreathe/status/1738738547451179091 Bibby Stockholm https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12906641/Fears-grow-sectarian-violence-Sunni-Shia-Muslim-migrants-Bibby-St

Welcome back dear customers, it's time to reopen Darren's virtual video store. If you put on the special headset we have provided, you can marvel at the 1980's decadence of sticky carpets, dodgy cardboard displays and video tapes that have not been rewound (and we as employees – at 1980's pay rates – hate that).  Walk up to the counter and ask if we have any video nasties under the counter.  Once we have confirmed you are not special branch, we'll be glad to help you.  After all, we haven't paid the fine for the last infringement and Darren is refusing to do anymore orders of community service.  In his view keeping the shop open is doing his bit for the community, even if his rental charges are a little above the norm. Anyway, we can't stand around here chatting to you all day, we have to push our product on the punters (sorry, I mean customers), or Darren will dock our meagre wages.   So, if you would care to step over this way, we can reveal to you some of our top rentals this month, all come with Darren's seal of approval - In the musical section we have Greatest Days, a very moving film featuring the songs of Take That.  Darren says this will bring a tear to your eye.   - Step over to the Foreign Language section, an area of the store not well travelled in these parts, where you will find almost unrented tapes for The Three Musketeers : D'Artagnan and the violent actioner Sissu. There isn't much dialogue in the latter so that is starting to shoot up our violent rental charts. - Perhaps the horror section is more to your liking – it's the one area of the store Graham fears to go.  Here you will find Becky.  No, she's not a YTS employee, instead a teenager out for vengeance after her family are kidnapped.  Actually, she could well be a local YTS trainee in this area.  - As a more discerning customer we can offer you access to our under the counter section.  Here we have the comedy Rosaline. Withdrawn by our competitors, Neil's Video Boutique, because of copyright infringement.  We have a few copies which weren't returned to the distributor and are well worth checking out. - There is also a TV section where you will find a very impressive documentary called Muscles And Mayhem, which lifts the lid on the scandals associated with an old American TV series. There you have it – something for everyone. What's that?  You want to see the manager.   Sorry not possible today as he is back in court defending the business after the heavy-lidded returns slot went wrong, again.  I don't see what the fuss is about – surgery these days mean most limbs can be reattached with little unsightly scarring!  I hope you enjoy your visit to Darren's video store.  If we don't see you here, we hope to see you At The Flicks.

The latest episode of the podcast which asks; so how do you set fire to a trophy?Like a man in a cage, we find ourselves trapped in the mid-Eighties, imprisoned in a lurid enclosure of neon and rolled sleeves and appalling Number Ones, with Gary Davies – fresh from a birthday party in a garage in Cumbria and looking well Bisto – in the Mr McKay role. Oh, it's a grim time to be young, Pop-Crazed Youngsters, when the only thing the youth can look forward to is a Giro, a chance to see the frontwoman of All Her Looks in concert and – if you're really lucky – landing a plum YTS gig, like Paul Jordan has. He's making his debut tonight, and we try to work out who he actually was.Musicwise, hmm. Colonel Abrams pops up to deliver a telegram which reads HOUSE IS COMING STOP. Bruce Dickinson paints Paul D'Anno out of history. A pre-codpiece Cameo make their ‘first-ever television debut' (thanks, Paul). Then the BBC runs an advert for a film made by someone from the Cradle Of Pop, followed by a double-whammy of Our Bands. The best duo in Pop history whose name begins with ‘Rene And' pitch up and pretend to be Prince. The Top Ten gets fisted by Billy Idol. Red Box asks us if we've heard the good news about Jesus. A Success Coat containing Midge Ure receives its sympathy #1, and The Kids (and City Farm) have a sensible jig to Five Star. Simon Price and Rock Expert David Stubbs join Al Needham for a good snuffle around the crotch of 1985, pausing along the way to shill their new books, followed by frank discussions about sexual awakenings under a massive poster of Pete Burns, the lamentable tale of Stubbs The Sap, the Great Top Valley Pupil Insurrection of 1985, Fetish Sporrans, being stared at by Morrissey at Chippenham Goldiggers, Quincy Punks, a comprehensive breakdown of the Chicken Dance, and a disgraceful run-in midway through the episode. SWEARING.Video Playlist| Subscribe | Facebook | Twitter| The Chart Music Wiki | PatreonGet your tickets for Chart Music at the London Podcast Festival HEREOrder Different Times by David HEREPre-order Curepedia by Simon HERE Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In another round of 'F around, find out', the YTs just can't seem to stay away from water. First the soda can implosion, now this melee at the riverfront park in Montgomery Alabama. For more award winning content, follow and subscribe to the I Refuse Podcast - twitter at IRefusePodcast the full story: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/08/06/montgomery-riverboat-fight-alabama/70539600007/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-clark-fox/support

Show-Notes and Transcript Matt Le Tissier has experienced how fickle and nasty the British media can be. Overnight he went from being a football legend to a dangerous conspiracy theorist and anti vaxxer!  'Le God' returns to Hearts of Oak to talk about the ongoing attempts by the media to attack and discredit him.  We discuss how even outlets we trusted as believers in free speech have apparently become government mouthpieces on the COVID new-speak and how can Britain only have one single MP who will challenge and question the COVID tyranny and jab nonsense. We also touch on Matt's team, Southampton.  After 20 years in the top flight they have recently been relegated and we chat about what Matt thinks went wrong this season. So join us this episode for more straight talking and common sense from an absolute gentleman. Matt Le Tissier is a bona fide football legend, often described as one of the most naturally talented players of his time, the man that south coast residents call ‘Le God' and one of the most famous soccer stars of the 1990's. Matt joined Southampton FC on the YTS scheme in 1985, signed professional forms with them the following year at 16 years of age and for the next 16 years he put loyalty above riches and remained at the club. A hero to his fans for his creativity, he was the first midfielder to score 100 goals in the Premier League and Matt's penalty taking abilities were renowned, converting 47 out of 48 from the spot. Then for 15 years he was on our TV screens every week on Sky Sports giving his commentary on the Premier League football matches. This all came to a screeching halt when he tweeted his thoughts on the Ukraine/Russia conflict, refused to wear a badge on-air of an organisation he had no interest in being associated with and also retweeting a post that questioned the government line on COVID. These actions were apparently outside the accepted new-speak and for these crimes he was sacked. Connect with Matt..... GETTR: https://gettr.com/user/mattletiss7 TWITTER: https://twitter.com/mattletiss7?s=20&t=ls0cW_a6pUFdItFZENqmHQ Want a personal video message from 'Le God'?:  https://memmo.me/gb/en/profile/matt-le-tissier Interview recorded 18.5.23 *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on GETTR https://gettr.com/user/BoschFawstin and Twitter https://twitter.com/TheBoschFawstin?s=20  To sign up for our weekly email, find our social media, podcasts, video, livestreaming platforms and more...  https://heartsofoak.org/connect/ Please subscribe, like and share!   Subscribe now Transcript (Hearts of Oak) Hello Hearts of Oak and welcome to another interview coming up in a moment with Matt Le Tissier who rejoins us and we start off looking at obviously the attacks that he has faced through the media on him and his family for simply questioning the COVID narrative and then how the media have turned on people like Andrew Bridgen, the one MP who's spoken up on vaccine harms and how the media have attacked him including media that we trusted like Spiked Online and what that means for our trust in those media institutions that we did rely on for news before. And then we look at 25 percent of Americans not having the jab, latest data coming out, that CDC originally said it was eight percent, three times higher. Again, everything is changing. And then we finish off just asking Matt how he stays sane in the midst of the chaos. And it's wonderful to have the football legend Matt Le Tissier back with us again. Matt, thank you for your time today. (Matt Le Tissier) My pleasure Pete, good to see you mate. Always good to have you on and if we can, well obviously your handle there is your Twitter handle, people can follow you and you tweet regularly so people can get all the information their own events you're at, speaking events, your thoughts on the news, everything is there. But maybe first, Matt, my commiserations to you on Southampton's, what, 11 seasons in the Premiership finishing. Yeah, that obviously was your life for many, many years. It must be quite sad whenever it all goes. Yeah, it is sad. Obviously, no football fan likes to see their team relegated. But I think the saddest part of all for me was I was at the game on Saturday, a game that they needed to win to keep their hopes alive of staying up. And I just couldn't believe what I was watching. You know, the lack of commitment in the game from the players, the lack of effort at times, the lack of passion, the lack of urgency to try to get a result in front of your home fans was something that I had kind of not really witnessed before. And that was the saddest part of the whole season. I guess with clubs that are smaller clubs, it is a nigh on impossible task against the bigger teams who have the financial clout. There is a gap that I guess every season just gets wider. I mean I guess it kind of does, but the great thing about football is that you still, you still have a chance, you can still fight harder than the team that has spent the most money and give yourself a chance in a football match. And at times we have done that. I mean, we were one of the few teams that beat Manchester City this season, we knocked them out of the league cup. So there was occasions where they did play to their full potential and gave it a really good go. But over the last kind of few weeks, uh, the writing's kind of been on the wall. I mean, we had a bit of a decent performance at Arsenal, but again, capitulated right near the end, couldn't hold onto a lead and so, yeah, it's, it's been a disappointing and frustrating season, but it's not all down to finances you know, you can look at that. Yeah. I look at the recruitment. I mean, you talk about finances, not many people mentioned that we've spent nearly 140 million pound this season. Now for Southampton, that is unheard of. You know, we just don't do that. And we only really spend money if we've sold a player for like 70 million or whatever. But this season we really heavily invested without bringing any money in. And we've ended up cut adrift at the bottom of the Premier League. So you have to kind of look at the department that was responsible for the recruitment of the players, and ask yourself, you know, did they spend that money wisely and I have to say looking at the season as a whole, no they didn't. I guess. On the bright side your season ticket will be a bit cheaper now. Probably not because they still give me free tickets to go watch the game first of all but also you get that many more games in the championship it will feel like it's money saved but it really isn't you just get to watch four extra games. As you've kind of spoken out. No one, I guess you also, whenever you're just seeing news and speaking out, maybe pushing back against some of the information that comes out. No one expects, I don't think, a massive backlash. I guess if you challenge something, you might get ridiculed, you might get mocked, you might get pulled up, but cancellation isn't really thought, of. Tell us about that as you've spoken up more and more over the last three years. I guess you you weren't expecting the backlash that you faced? Well, I kind of was expecting it after, I guess probably the very first controversial tweet I ever did before we even locked down, I think it was, when I tweeted, why are we making such a big deal about a virus that is only gonna affect the very elderly, and the already immunocompromised? And that was in March of 2020. And the reaction to that was it was quite something. I think it got the most likes of any tweet I've ever tweeted at the time, but it also got the most abuse in the replies, So at that point I thought hang on something's, something's not quite right I've never really had that reaction to a tweet before when I've just given my opinion on something, so I kind of knew early on and then the whole you know, COVID stuff, the George Floyd stuff, the Black Lives Matter, taking the knee, all that business, going against that probably cost me my job to a certain extent, but I wasn't going to be forced into wearing a badge of an organization that I had no desire to be associated with. And so I stood my ground knowing that, yeah, it might cost me my job, but at the end of the day, I think you've got to put your head on your pillow at night and know that you can sleep soundly by the decisions you've made in your life and the principles that you've stuck by. I guess you never thought that you'd end up being a commentator on the culture wars. That's probably the last thing you were thinking. Yeah, if you'd have told me three years ago that I'd be on a news station giving my political take on things, I would have said you're absolutely mad, given that I'd never really taken any interest in politics, quite frankly. From a young age, I always felt like I never trusted politicians really to have the best interest of the people at heart. And so I'd never even voted in an election or anything. I just stayed clear of politics I just concentrated on my football career, you know building a life for my family. Making sure that I could home them and feed them. And that's kind of what I concentrated on until, March of 2020 when all of a sudden government overreach into my life, I got into a point where I was very uncomfortable with it and decided to stand up for what I thought was right. I enjoyed watching your time with LotusEaters and you went through some of the stories, many hit pieces that have been on you and I guess the hit pieces on family which really hit home. When you look back, I guess when it starts coming out you're thinking, wow, why are they going for me? I mean, they're obviously worried about what you're saying. It's not just, we're going to have a good kick at Matt Le Tissier. It's actually stuff that he's coming out with, we don't agree. And it's not simply, I guess, the journalists themselves who write it, it's from, higher up and the whole story is wheeled out. I mean, tell us about that, because I guess when it comes initially, you're not expecting it. Then you've begun to get accustomed to it, I guess, and think, well, bring it on. Yeah, I think when you realize that you're going against the establishment and the weapons that they have at their destruction to try to take you down are pretty severe, you kind of get very used to it very early on. So, you know, I kind of made a point of not really reading my replies that much on social media. I kind of put my thoughts out there and just let it linger out out there for people to chew over. And then, you know, you get the hit pieces in the newspapers and I've had a bit of a disdain for newspapers anyway, given the way that they covered my footballing abilities in my career. And so I was kind of used to it. I mean, my football career really kind of primed me, for what was gonna happen over these last three years. And it's been an interesting ride, but as you say, you do, you get used to it. I was used to it. It didn't really affect me at all. You know, it affected my family and the people around me more. And I think sometimes that's the people that they aim to attack because they know that they can't get through me because I've got the skin of a rhino and I believe in what I'm saying. And so when they can't attack me, then the next best thing they'll do is obviously attack the people closest to me because they know that they're the people that I love and that'll affect me. But, I've stood firm, my family know my views and not all my family agree with my views. But, I've never fallen out with them about it. I'm quite happy to allow other people to have their view. And all I ask in return is that they respect me in the same way and the views that I have. And yeah, that's kind of been the crux of it all, really. I think it's important that we have debate in this country. I think it's important that the media should be showing both sides of the story and letting people make their own minds up what they think is right. We haven't had that and so I decided to highlight that because I thought it was important. Tell us about the new people you met, because it's a whole new world that we find ourselves in, not just in what's happening in our country and the world, but also with the people we've got to meet, with this being a completely new cause of forced jabs. None of us had thought, we would ever get that in the UK. In some countries, there are mandatory vaccines, but we haven't really had it in the UK. Tell us about that over the last three years, that journey going from football commentary to actually being at crowds and speaking at events and shoulder-to-shoulder with people who maybe you hadn't come across years before. It's been incredible the people that I've met over the last few years because we share a common cause. If you'd have told me three years ago that I would have been interviewing people like Dr Peter McCullough, Robert Malone, Mike Yeadon, Dr. Tess Laurie, people like Ivor Cummins, who is probably one of the cleverest men I think I've ever spoke to in my life. He's just a genius for me. And so many more. It's just been incredible, the people that I've been in contact with. I never thought I would be kind of being invited to Zoom meetings where you know, Robert F. Kennedy will be speaking and it's just, it's just mad. I mean, I even got a free round of golf at the Trump International in Aberdeen through my friends at GETTR. So yeah, it's just, it's just been an amazing rollercoaster. Watching the media and I've been intrigued with it, obviously the media that I guess we traditionally trusted, The Telegraph, Mail. I've grown up kind of on the right of politics thinking I trust them and they stand for free speech and people's personal responsibility and a whole range of issues and then seeing them capitulate completely. I mean what for you that there must have been parts of the media that you would have gone to and more or less trusted the information you were given. What's your thoughts now? My thoughts now are that I no longer, there's many institutions that I've lost a lot of trust in, a lot of faith in, the media is one of them. I'm not sure I had a huge amount of trust in the newspaper industry anyway, from my experience as a footballer. I didn't realise probably until the last three years just how bad the mainstream news on the TV was in terms of the propaganda that that throws out. So yeah, my trust has been completely destroyed in mainstream media. My trust in government wasn't really there in the first place but that's gone. My trust in the scientific, the scientists around the world, my trust in those has disappeared. My trust in health agencies has disappeared. My trust in the NHS, they've behaved despicably over the last few years. They really have. And it's just, it's kind of turned your world upside down, really. I've kind of taken, taken things in my own hands, really. And I now, you know, tried to look after my health a little bit better, because I don't want to have to rely on those institutions anymore. And you know just try and live my life in the best way possible, in the happiest way possible without having to without having to interact with those kind of organisations. What institutions then do, because it does shake up your world, and you mentioned the medical side, you mentioned you go to your doctor and that would have been fine. Now actually you think twice about it because you wonder what they will push, what they will force, what their views are. How do you then stay, I guess relatively sane because you see those institutions you trust. Do you say is it me or is it them? How do you kind of cope with that on a personal level? I cope with it by doing everything in my life not to have to interact with them, so I try and keep myself healthy. I don't try and get myself into any trouble with the law and I just kind of go about my life and make sure that I have a balance in my life to to keep me happy, because at the end of the day, we are still here only once, apparently. Some people might argue that. And I wanna have as good a time as I can while I'm here. So I still make sure I have time to do the things in life that I enjoy, but also, it's also important to speak up about things that I think are harming the world, and about the organizations that I think are not helping people. They are wolf in sheep's clothing, unfortunately, and organizations like the WHO, United Nations, all those kind of things, not for me. Here in the UK we have one MP who has spoken out. We've had a few in Parliament but I've been, surprised at how few Conservative MPs who I thought would have been on the side of concerns of vaccine harms and excess deaths and all that, they've remained silent while Andrew Bridgen has been kicked and mauled and abused by the Conservative Party and then was forced out. I mean, he's someone who I know you've been on the stage with and I'm sure you've got to know. I mean, has that surprised you? There haven't been a number of others to come to support him, that we have one out of 650 actually on this. I'm not sure it does surprise me, to be honest, given politicians' record down the years and also knowing the amount of corruption that is in Westminster, knowing the amount of influence pharmaceutical industry have over certain individuals. So it doesn't surprise me that there's only one. Yeah, I interviewed Andrew just before Christmas, on my GETTR live streams. And I'm very, very grateful for what Andrew has tried to do for the vaccine injured, like quite a few of us, we've tried to shine a light on this issue, because the government are completely ignoring them. And given that it was the government that were the ones that were heavily coercing people into taking these vaccines and now they've just, the ones that took them and were damaged by them, have just been completely thrown aside and ignored, I think is an absolute disgrace and the other 649 MPs need to hang their heads in shame for what they've done for these people. Have you ever thought of putting yourself in the mix politically? I live and breath politics, we would have been opposites, but yes, I've kind of found myself on the sides with no political party affiliation. I'm seeing Andrew Bridgen actually has intrigued me to what might happen with Reclaim, with Lozza, and they're not the only ones. Have you thought of putting yourself mix because you should take Twitter to to the to the poling booth should you not? Obviously I hadn't really thought about it seriously and it probably hadn't crossed my mind until I don't know maybe the last year or so when people have people have actually suggested that to me and I thought ah, do I really want to go down that route would it make any difference is the system rigged. But I certainly think if there was a new political party formed that was for the people, for the freedom of speech, then I would certainly back it. I might consider running for a party like that but it's not something that was ever kind of on my radar. No great ambition to be a politician, quite frankly, I feel like the whole system at the moment is actually a bit of a sham and I don't think we're getting represented properly by the parties that are in power. The two main parties look like two cheeks of the same arse to me. So if there was a way that that could be shaken up and I had trust in that process then yeah I'd consider it. I mean is is alternative media a more powerful way of engaging with the public and changing their opinion to think, Uh, I think so. I think alternative media over the last few years there has been such a rise, so many people that I now speak to in everyday life and I've had two conversations already this morning, a friend of mine rang me to speak about CBD, which I've just kind of got involved with and another guy just on my taking the dog out for a walk just before I came and spoke to you, randomly just stopped his car, got out, gave me a hug and said, thank you very much for standing up for what a lot of us believe in. We follow the same kind of people and we've got the same thoughts as you and we just wanted to say thank you for having the balls to stand up with a public persona, and say what lots of other people behind the scenes without a big profile and a big platform are thinking really. Yeah, because there is that massive disconnect. The media want to paint you and people who are speaking truth as dangerous and someone you cannot associate with. But actually, the response you said you get is probably the more normal response of gratitude and thanks. It's amazing, out in what I call real life, not on social media, not in the mainstream media, in real life when I'm going about my business on a daily basis, playing golf with people, doing my after dinner speaking, going to events like Cheltenham races, which I went to a few weeks back, and the response there was just incredible this year. Honestly, I can't tell you how lifted I was by the amount of people that came up to thank me and wanted pictures taken with me, and didn't have a single negative comment from any of the public who were there at Cheltenham. It was really uplifting. You mentioned, just to ask you before going on, you mentioned CBD and you've been talking about that as having health benefits, and it's something which is, I guess, fairly new in the UK market. Why did you get involved in promoting that and encouraging others to take a look into it? It's a rapidly growing market, first and foremost, and I'd been approached a while ago, And I kind of, first of all, I was quite sceptical about it. I was like, well, I don't really know enough about that to be promoting it. And I've never tried it. So they said, we'll send you some stuff, see what you think. And so I have, I've been trying, I've been using the CBD gummies, I've been using the sports gel. And I could honestly say with my hand on my heart, it's made a difference to me. And so that's why I'm now happy to, because I've tried it and I've looked into it. I've done a bit of research into it. And everything about it from what I've read, tells me that it's got some really helpful benefits for people, so that's why I was happy to get involved in promoting it. Back on to some of the data that we've seen come out, I think the latest data is that 25% of Americans did not take the jab. And that was interesting because I think the CDC had about, 8%. So you've got a massive disconnect where the figure is three times difference. And then the UK was seeing that the booster, there's a website you can put in your postcode and the booster.. Yeah I've done it... but the booster in my area it's one percent. Same. So what, again that reiterates the information we've got is very different and that seems to be getting through. Now that's publicly available, people can find out that no one else is getting this. Well that for me basically summed up what was happening with the media, the propaganda that was being used, the psychological operations and I think they were saying it was five million I think it was in this country that they were saying the five million refus-niks, I think was the headline in one of the papers and then, yeah when the when the actual figures came out it was like 23 million or something and that's what they do, they try to make you feel in a tiny minority and they try to turn everybody else against you. That's how they do it. It's psychological manipulation. And that's why, the nudge unit, the behavioural insights team on the SAGE committee and all that kind of stuff. And if you kind of know about this stuff, it's really easy to see through it. But if you have no idea about it, then you are gonna continue to be duped. I think it's probably the best word for it. You're gonna be in positions where you're looking at information and thinking, oh, blimey, this is really bad, this is really bad. And these people over here, they're absolute nutcases because there's just like a tiny few of them and they're going completely opposite to what I'm being told by the government. But that's not the reality of the world. And these people, I'm afraid, are gonna have a big shock, I think, at some point down the line when they realize that actually the government don't really give a shit about your health mate, and don't really care about you at all. In fact they'd rather you weren't on the planet. Well they're working hard on that. Duped is an interesting word because duped was the word that Vivek Ramaswamy, who's running for presidential candidate for the Republicans in America. He was on an interview and said that he feels that he was duped and then discussed that and moved on. It's fascinating when you have high profile people that are beginning to catch up and and waking up and speak. And that's kind of like a juggernaut that whenever the more and more people get on board speaking that truth, the higher profile, the dam will break. Yeah, the harder it is for the media to then suppress the information, as more and more people speak out and more and more of the general public understand what the truth is, then it's harder and harder for the mainstream media to keep lying about it. And eventually you then force them into telling the truth. And this is how you do it with numbers. And that's why we see little snippets of the truth coming out, little admissions about things. Nobody told you when the vaccine first came out, not a single person from any pharmaceutical company told you that they didn't actually test the vaccine to see whether or not you could pass it on. Still, it wasn't tested for stopping transmission. Nobody, not a single person in the world told you that before the vaccine came out. Now that is quite an important bit of information, I'd say. And if you're gonna be starting to take an experimental injection, you probably should be able to have all the knowledge available to be able to let you make an informed decision on whether you take it or not. And people didn't have that. And they were duped. It was exactly the right word. I'm amazed at the disconnect with people not trusting politicians, but then trusting them. Having the conversation, I'm thinking, the penny has to drop at one point. You hate this person with a passion, but you'll go and do anything they say. It's such a weird concept. Well, that's because of, I believe, It's because of people's innate belief in their system that they want to feel safe. And it's the whole safety thing that these people pray on, everything is for your safety. Don't kill granny. It's all psychological manipulation. And they know that. And that overrides their emotions that they felt towards these politicians before all this happened. I guess, and you look back and you think, I didn't actually see many investigative pieces on these large drug companies. I didn't see them talking about Pfizer and the pay-outs they've had to make for harm. It's a whole back part of the story that actually the public have very little understanding about. Absolutely. That was another one of the things that I looked into. The biggest criminal fine in history was paid by Pfizer back in 2009, 10 somewhere around there, and these pharmaceutical companies are not ethical companies. They are there to make money. They're not there to make you healthy. That's not their prime objective, their prime objective is to make money and if you think about it logically, if they came up with a cure for things, they'd be putting themselves out of business. So their objective is to just make you sick enough to make you need more tablets. And those tablets will always have a side effect. And guess what? We've got a tablet for that side effect. And when that tablet is used, that's got a side effect as well. And guess what? There's another tablet that can cure that side effect. And there's how they make all their money. It's true, because looking at cancer, even begin to go down that rabbit hole, and very little of the conversation is about healthy lifestyle or what you eat. And it's simply, well, you need to go and go for radiotherapy or chemotherapy and blast all your body. And it's the most ludicrous way of trying to fix a problem by just destroying your whole body. And even now looking at that, and I remember talking to people years ago who'd have said, oh, there's a quack and they think that, you know, you can cure yourself by healthy eating, that sort of thing. But now I'm beginning to think, well, actually, the only reason why the root of therapy though, it is an industry that the drug companies exist for, maybe it's not true. Yeah, I think it's interesting. Well, I've spoken to quite a few people who have their own stories about people who were given six weeks to live because they had cancer, they went for an alternative therapy, and they're still alive and kicking today because they tried something a little bit different. And I think you're right, I think there are cancer treatments that have been suppressed by pharmaceutical companies because it's not in their interest to do that. On the free speech thing, I watched the short, only 30 minutes, I think, Andrew Bridgen interview on GB News with the person from Spiked Online. It was intriguing to watch, in many ways, but one of the ways was Andrew was logical. He was putting down the data that he had come across, and what you had back is conspiracy theorists, dangerous. I was blown away. It's something you expect, I guess, from an Antifa type of group, when they shout abuse at you whenever you're talking, but actually, grown up media, it's the same tactic that they're just shouting abuse and trying to demonize you. Absolutely. They never rebut the data. You're right. They just call you names. You're either an anti something, or a conspiracy theorist, or a denier. These are all their favourite little terms that they just use to shout at you so they don't have to address the point in question. And that's something that's become pretty obvious to me over the last few years that once somebody shouts the conspiracy theory thing at you or calls you a denier or an anti, I mean, I've been an anti vaxxer, apparently, despite the fact that this is probably the only vaccine I've never taken in my life. My children were vaccinated. And so to be called an anti-vaxxer is like, well, it doesn't really add up, mate, does it? You're just using that term to try and shut down an argument because you don't really feel comfortable talking about it. Because in the back of your mind you probably know that I'm right. The whole anti-vax kind of thing, well, actually, I wasn't before, but actually, I'm kind of beginning to lean that way now. I'm exactly the same. I would never take another vaccine in my life now. They've completely destroyed my trust in all vaccines, completely destroyed it. They've absolutely shot themselves in the foot when it comes to me and a lot of other people like me who did used to trust that industry, who no longer do. And yeah, I'm not sure they they actually realized that that was going to be the case Other data coming out is the excess deaths and I think it was a Daily Mirror headline that's basically said so many people are dying and we don't know why. Doctors are baffled! Doctors are baffled, it's just incredible, I mean doctors have got to be the stupidest profession in the world if they are baffled by what is going on. 2,000 or more people dying every week than what would normally die. What could it possibly be? What's happened over the last couple of years that might just affect that? And then they go, oh, it's long COVID. That's what's doing it. And that just, for me, destroys their credibility even more. The fact that they can't even admit to going, oh maybe, just maybe, small part, might be because of these gene therapies that have come out. They won't even admit that and that just makes me more suspicious. When you look over all that's happened, you've got that, you've got the WHO meeting, the end of this month and that seemingly they will pass a resolution that will give them the right to tell governments how to run their health services in the case of an emergency. You've got that, you've got obviously all the central bank digital currencies, you've got what's happening in Netherlands with stopping farming. When you look at all that and you sit back, is there a specific one that really frustrates you? You think, If I put my finger in something that's it or is it just all parts of the jigsaw? I mean there's a there's a lot of parts of the jigsaw. It's a multifaceted attack on humanity is what it is. I can't describe it any other way. Is there one bit that's more important than all the other bits? Do you know, for me the thing that's most important about probably everything, you talk about the specifics of the CBDCs and the farming and everything. But I think on top of everything sits freedom of speech. I think it's the foremost important thing that we have to protect to be able to shine a light on the corruption that's going on below with all the other stuff that's going on. We need to be able to shine a light on that without the fear of getting arrested because you've said something on social media that goes against the government. And so for me, the freedom of speech thing is the umbrella that covers every bit of corruption underneath it. And it seems though the CBDC will be a massive part of that. I hadn't realized until actually, when Mike Yeadon spoke at an event the other week and I looked into it that when you pay with your credit card, if you pay on a card, then it's a record of you paying 10 pounds in Sainsbury's. But if you use CBDC then actually it breaks it down and it gives the government, I guess, the control they have in China with a social credit system. Yep, they can start controlling just how much money you spend on certain foods a week. You can only buy so much meat if they want you to. It's a control mechanism that is just way beyond the pale when it comes to intrusion into the lives of the people of this country. Matt, I appreciate you coming on, and well you were probably going to be playing golf today, it's a beautiful day, lovely golf weather is it? I probably would of done if I hadn't of been speaking to you, I've got another one at 12 o'clock to do and then I'm going to head up to London and have dinner with some friends tonight. Well I'll blame your 12 o'clock for stopping your golf and not mine. Yeah it probably is the twelve. Thank you for your time Matt. Great to talk to you, Pete.

In this episode of Business Problem Solved, Lee chats with Steve Rames, a global director of a Fortune 100 American corporate. Steve shares his journey from a YTS scheme to a corporate director, his passion for Lean, and the importance of honesty and hard work. Lee and Steve discuss Steve's journey from a production line to a global director, his experience with Lean and Six Sigma, and the importance of honesty and hard work in his career. They also discuss the challenges of leadership, the impact of COVID-19 on businesses, and the future of Lean. In addition, Steve shares some insights on his experience with plant closures and lean implementation, and the importance of connecting with people through humor. BEST MOMENTS "Leadership is all about making other people successful."  "If you concentrate on what is within your sphere of influence, then your sphere influence grows." "A quarter of an hour without laughter is a quarter of an hour, Tyneside is a jolly place."  "I was just dropped into many, many troubling situations, which were a whole lot of fun and total adrenaline maximizing the comedy."  "Truth is the thing we've got to get truth from. The truth, from the guys on the tools, has got to be the same truth spoken in the boardroom, Alight, you're having different conversations, but they've got to be based on the same truth."     VALUABLE RESOURCESBusiness Problems Solved Podcast          CONTACT METHODYou can contact Lee Houghton on 07813342194Lee@leehoughton.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/lhoughton/ ABOUT THE HOSTFor the last 15 years, I have been a multi-sector internal or external business improvement consultant, building the improved capability of individuals, teams and businesses.In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my two young children Jack & India. I also enjoy listening to and reading business & personal development material.Lee Houghton is “THE Business Problem Solver”, a Management Consultant, CX Specialist and Keynote Speaker.This show was brought to you by Progressive Media

Packed episode with a very special guest, Mr. Great. Latest Tiktok Trends: Stealing Kia model cars and applying Burt's Bees to eyelids. The YTs are bored. They're now selling Hennessy in Cans, just in time for summer. Robyn Dixon's roommate spotted in nail salon with a new woman. Adnan Syed's conviction reinstated and that technicality that Mr. Fox is questioning. Kashondra Howard kills a man after attempted stickup of her food truck + the grey areas we explore from her choice. Pras Michel's political fraud and conspiracy trial gains traction in DC Audrey Hale school shooting and Rupert Murdoch's damaging narratives. BET's Bob Johnson's ex-wife releasing memoir after his former mistress Debra Lee announced hers. Come outside Eva Marcille Storytime: Mr. Great's 1994 experience with Michael Jackson and Carly Simon --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-clark-fox/support

Emma Scott is not a police officer. She wanted to be but ended up on a YTS at her local radio station instead. The constabulary's loss is certainly radio's gain. We LOVED our chat with Emma. It's honest, hilarious and FULL of showbiz encounters. She certainly made her feelings about a certain red-haired, Mancunian crooner absolutely clear! So get ready to find out which station she found soul destroying; which boss she called the very worst swear word; and what she thinks about the presenter at every radio station who drinks from a big Sports Direct mug. There's strong language and adult content as usual.   Find out about Emma's excellent showcase for new, unsigned acts is here: https://www.plugginbaby.com/radio-show/. And if you're interested in joining the growing roster of stations hosting the show, she'd love to hear from you. And she's written a book! Get it here: https://www.plugginbaby.com/product/if-it-was-my-band/ All her other socials can be found here: https://linktr.ee/emma_scott  

Our latest episode is with Jackie McNamara.   Jackie tells us about signing as a YTS for Dunfermline, then moving to Celtic, and playing European football, management, and much much more!   Enjoy this one!

Matt Le Tissier is a bona fide football legend, often described as one of the most naturally talented players of his time, the man that south coast residents call ‘Le God' and one of the most famous soccer stars of the 1990's. Matt joined Southampton FC on the YTS scheme in 1985, signed professional forms with them the following year at 16 years of age and for the next 16 years he put loyalty above riches and remained at the club. A hero to his fans for his creativity, he was the first midfielder to score 100 goals in the Premier League and Matt's penalty taking abilities were renowned, converting 47 out of 48 from the spot. Then for 15 years he was on our TV screens every week on Sky Sports giving his commentary on the Premier League football matches. This all came to a screeching halt when he tweeted his thoughts on the Ukraine/Russia conflict and also retweeted a post that questioned the government line on Covid. These actions were apparently outside the accepted new-speak and for these crimes he was sacked. Matt joins Hearts of Oak to talk about his life as a footballer and as a pundit on TV before we move onto how cancel culture came for him. We discuss how he has embraced his new life as a Covid pundit and as a high profile voice that stands up for freedom of speech, freedom of thought and against creeping government control and increasing tyranny. You can catch Matt on GETTR every Monday at 8pm for 'The Flip Side', bringing fantastic interviews with high profile guests. Follow and support Matt..... GETTR: https://gettr.com/user/mattletiss7 TWITTER: https://twitter.com/mattletiss7?s=20&t=ls0cW_a6pUFdItFZENqmHQ Interview recorded 3.1.23 *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on GETTR https://gettr.com/user/BoschFawstin To sign up for our weekly email, find our social media, podcasts, video, livestreaming platforms and more https://heartsofoak.org/connect/

Straight From The Off welcomes Billy Kenny to the podcast. Billy was hailed as one of the best prospects in English football as a youngster playing for Everton. He was named man of the match in the merseyside derby at just 19 years of age and still on YTS forms. Billy went from supporting Everton to playing for the club, and that's all he could think of as a kid playing footy on Burlington Street, just off Scotland Road. He played for local club Tichy FC and then the famous Four Swallows FC who conquered all. He represented Liverpool Schoolboys where he gathered interest from Premier League clubs in Everton, Liverpool and Man United. Billy was also capped for England at Under 21 level, playing in the same team as Steve McManaman, Andy Cole and Chris Sutton. Billy has had many struggles with addiction during his life and that plagued his short career in professional football, he tells us how hard it was to be him during those times. He tells us about playing for Oldham and then playing with his mates for the likes of The Sandon, Royal Seaforth and the Britannia Vets and tells us all about the players he played with and against and throughout his career. Episode 97: is brought to you by: Richtime watches and jewellery, based in Hale, Cheshire.

Winter Duel WOD 1 is live!!!Welcome to 'This Week At Method' podcast by Method Training. The official podcast of Method Training, Newcastle's and the North East's award-winning premium CrossFit and functional fitness Gym, the podcast to listen and get great at CrossFit. Filling in this week are a couple of YTS kids, Des and Kyle ready to give you everything that is Method Training. On this latest episode the boys discuss the last few weeks workouts at MT including the introduction of double dumbbell busters in a monster workout. A pivot onto Des's thoughts on the recently announced CrossFit ranking system and how that can effect the sport. Finishes off with Method Live, all here for you , enjoy!!!! For more info:https://www.method-training.co.uk/For possible future membershiphttps://www.method-training.co.uk/#bookings

Straight From The Off welcomes Alan Navarro to the Podcast. Alan played for Liverpool Schoolboys were he was spotted by Liverpool FC and invited to go on trial. After what seemed likes months of training Alan was signed and eventually gained a YTS with the club before eventually turning pro. Alan tells us what it was like to train day in day out with the likes of Jamie Redknapp, Patrick Berger and Steven Gerrard. He tells us how he had to move on from LFC to sustain his career as a professional footballer and what it was like in the lower leagues. Alan played for clubs like Tranmere, Crewe, Accrington, Macclesfield, MK Dons, Brighton and Swindon amongst others. He now plays in the Liverpool Vets league with legendary side Britannia. Alan talks about his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 90 is brought to you by: LFQ: A Liverpool FC themed Quiz. Download the app to challenge your friends and family! simply search LFQ in the app store and join in.

The coaches are back! What should the coaches do for the 250th episode (02:10)? It's damn near 2023, why do weathermen still have to endure such dangerous elements (09:56)? Zay believes that Biden is at least 237 years old (16:20). Why would Ryan Garcia risk his life messing with Tank (23:10)? The coaches mix up the YTs, yet again (42:02). Cam should have made an appearance on “SSS”. WITH MUCH MORE! #RIPBigReese

We appreciate you checking in on another NEW episode of the Woke•ish Podcast!!! In this episode, we talk about non-dramatic reasons for breaking up with someone, giving the YTs some tips on how to act around the Black folks...from the black folks themselves and "vabbing" (this one will made Erika ask SEVERAL questions). Lady E., H.E.R., I mean, celebrity Mo and Mr. Coach Esquire himself are back in the damn building so definitely tune in for the culture and the comedy!!! We want to thank you all for the continued support!!! It's completely APPRECIATED, y'all!!! Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/Wokeish19/ Follow us on Instagram: @Woke_ish_19 Gotta question? Email us: wokeishpodcast19@gmail.com Wanna support our self-funded podcast?: Hit up the CashApp: $Wokeish2019 And BIG UPs to all of our platforms: Anchor, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Breaker, PocketCasts, RadioPublic, iHeartradio, Overcast, Castbox, Soundcloud, Youtube and more!!

New episode with former semi-pro footballer and manager and current assistant manager Paul Bowes. Paul was on the books of Liverpool and Manchester United as a youngster before gaining a YTS at Bradford City. From then he went onto play for Burscough, Prescot Cables, Warrington Town, Runcorn Linnets and Conwy Borough and a brief stint at Sunday league side Eagle. Paul moved into management and coaching, being assistant manager for Maghull and currently Litherland REMYCA, and becoming coach at Pilkington and Burscough, before becoming manager at Burscough.

Join Janice in a conversation with Mary, Ashlee and Gaēl for genuine and genuinely hilarious conversation about life as Black women in 2022. If you ain't ready for some real thoughts on America in general, the worst YTs and some of your (maybe) decon faves, then you ain't ready. (spoiler alert: you ain't ready) Where To Find: Mary @seyibee || instagram @adrinkwiththebensons || instagram @seyibee || venmo Jimmy & Mary's Authentic Body Care || (use the code GODHASNOTGIVEN for 25% off) Ashlee @unashamedly_ashlee || instagram @Ashlee-Thomas-5 || venmo Gaēl @gaellissa || instagram $GmoneyMercado || cashapp Janice @godhasnotgiven || instagram janicelagata.com || the dot com $janithecat || cashapp Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Strategize and plan for future growth. In this week's Bobcast I got a chance to sit down and catch up with a good friend of mine. TPY is better known as Tony Pearson young. all-around legend, nice guy, and Dulux academy instructor, where we cover such topics as Yts training schemes (you'll remember if you are old enough), teaching business practice and selling yourself (not in that way). So you know the drill by now, get a brew, pin back your lugs and give it a listen and give us (@ brothers of the brush insta and Tony) your feedback by hash-tagging # brothers of the brush podcast or # bobcast on Instagram, and well give you a shout-out back! Brothers of the Brush is the first international show to arrive at PCA. Hosted by the English Master Decorator, Chris Kerfoot, this show consists of interviews with numerous decorators from across the world to acquire real-life business experiences and guidance from the source. This could be the next step in your globalization journey! Don't miss out on each episode made by decorators for decorators. Who is Chris? Since 1989, Chris Kerfoot has been a reliable and consistent Painter and Decorator. His company, which is based in East Yorkshire, England, provides top-notch painting, decorating, and spraying services for both residential and commercial clients. Chris is always interested in hearing what you have to say! Please contact him at info@brothersofthebrushpodcast.co.uk if there are any topics you'd want to hear more about, or if there's someone you'd like us to approach to feature on future podcasts (including yourself!). Watch the episode on PCA Overdrive PCA Overdrive is free for members. Not a member? Try our 30-day, free trial; $5.99/mo after. Download the app on the Apple Store or Google Play. Become a PCA member

China es un país muy difícil de comprender. Contando con la población más grande del mundo y con un territorio gigante, resulta complicado determinar cuál es la verdadera situación social que se vive dentro de sus fronteras; lo cual resulta bastante importante precisar, porque cuenta con una influencia internacional enorme.    Para ayudarnos a revelar este misterio contamos con tres maravillosos documentales: Ascension (ganador en 2021 del premio a mejor documental del festival de cine de Tribeca), Last Train Home (un clásico al cual Roger Ebert le entregó la máxima calificación) y Please Vote for Me (una experiencia bastante graciosa, que revela el desarrollo de un experimento democrático en un salón de tercer grado en una escuela de Wuhan). Abajo encontrarán los links para acceder a ellos.    Last Train Home: https://youtu.be/XRmgEEPjmEo?t=1 Please Vote for Me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KD1QSX2hOnk&ab_channel=THEWHY Ascension: Se puede descargar a través de YTS.    Timecodes: 0:00 Intro, 14:51 conversamos sobre nuestras hermosas vidas, 56:15 exponemos nuestra curiosa relación con China, 01:13:11 Ascension, 01:42:33 Last Train Home, 02:11:19 Please Vote for Me. 

Straight From The Off welcomes Joseph Roberts to the Podcast. Joe has played for teams that include Mainliners, Keyways, Britannia, Sandon, South Sefton Borough and his main two sides Waterloo Dock and Seymour. He tells us about playing for Sefton schoolboys and signing for Wigan as a YTS. He tells us his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 73 is brought to you by: Geassroots Footy Creative

But when YTs get angry about Black History Month it's the perfect opportunity for you to ask them what they're really mad about. In this episode, we give something to be upset about... We're having a Black Parade!

DaBaby and his DaPologies and Yts please...wash yourself. Daily.

The Coaches are back. This week joined by LuneyDesmond. RoFo aspirations do not exist! Respect the workers (01:12). YTs have to chill with the glass of milk with dinner (06:50). YouTube lead Rich down a hilarious rabbit hole (25:14). Loki series talk (33:21). The group later shows respect to Vince Staples by Vince Staples (50:31). WITH MUCH MORE!!! #RIPBigReese

This is it lads and lasses - The Big Match! Can we do it? Can we overcome? Will this be our year? When are too many question marks considered too many? Can you feel the burning anticipation? Well perhaps there's a cream/ointment for that.Yes - SAFC return to action against fierce local rivals Spennymoor Town in a match of not two, but three halves - such is the competitive intensity of the tie. Knowing all this, our resident Deep Diver and walking Sunlun fact file - Mr Chris Wynn - decided to pull in a local lad who knows a thing or two about today's opposition... then spent an hour or so avoiding talking about the match/training exercise itself as we go back through his memories of Joe Royle, Chris Turner, Big Mick McCarthy, Keano, Quinny, Paulo Di Canio and many more of the characters that both helped and hindered the Shotton-born MLF's career... We are of course speaking to Mr Tommy Miller - the current manager of Spenny, and former Sunderland, Ipswich and Hartlepool midfielder. Featuring:Memories of Roker Park as a bairn; When did Tommy start following the Lads?The old YTS scheme; We've not heard a single former player tell us there was anything wrong with it - would some lads coming through in this era perhaps benefit from a similar youth experience?Tommy played under some of the biggest and most notorious personalities in the modern (depending on your age like) English game; Who did he learn the most from throughout his long professional career, and who did he think should've been given more of a chance/helping hand when they needed one?His time at Sunderland; Like every single one of us, Tommy wanted to play for his local side, and he finally got the chance… so what was life like at the club during the frankly insane couple of years he was here and why does he think things didn't turn out quite the way he wanted them to?Today's earth shattering fixture; Is he just happy football is back?All this and a hell of a lot more, as there's absolutely nothing else occurring today in the footballing world. So strap yourself in, hire an interpreter if you struggle with northern accents vs zoom technology, and enjoy the ride! It's Miller Time!*Hahahahahaha couldn't resist See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This weeks episode Skelly has an interview with Alex Mitchell a goalkeeper that had his apprenticeship and YTS at Carlisle Utd with the likes of Gary Madine, Tom Aldred and Luke Joyce under the watchful eye of Eric Kinder. Alex has since went on too to be managed by the likes Danny Grainger and Peter Murphy at Workington and Annan respectively clocking up over 300 senior appearances. The episode starts with Skelly ranting about the departures of Zanzala and Farman and what this may signal for the club. As always if you want to get involved with the show send an email to thebluearmypod@gmail.com .

MMA UK's Katie Hunter is joined by Jonas Magard (12-4-0) a mixed martial artist fighting out of Manchester Top Team. He will be talking about his upcoming fight at FEN 34 against Frans Mlambo (9-5-0) where he defends his bantamweight belt on 28th May 2021  Watch on YouTube here https://youtu.be/o3_YTS-rw4s  #MMA #FEN34 #JonasMagard #ManchesterTopTeam

Part 1 of our chat with ex-professional footballer Steven Gregory. Steve's story is fascinating. The boys speak to Steve about his professional career, his YTS days at Oxford & Wycombe Wanderers and his non-league days at Hayes and Yeading & AFC Wimbledon. This is an all access areas chat with Steve about the behind the scenes of a professional footballer from football initiations as a YTS, how brutal and how close to the line things got, to the amount of money kicking about and how much Steve was earning in league football and all the in-betweens. Steve talks about how he ended up falling out of love with the game and eventually hating playing professional football. One of our most open chats so far we have had and some great stories about the managers (including Mad dog - Martin Allen) he has played under. Part 2 we will be released later this week where we talk about Steve's successful career after football with his gym 'FITLIFE', his healthy lifestyle advice and his motivational tips. Twitter: @HittingAreasPod Instagram: fitlife.steve Instagram: fitlife_uk Instagram: hittingtheareaspodcast

This week on the W12 Podcast; We caught up with ex QPR midfield general Nigel Quashie. We chatted about his time at the Super Hoops. Starting out as a YTS, him drying Andy Impeys boots with his mums broken hair dryer, making his debut away at Man Utd. The impact the late great Ray Wilkins had on his career.  He also opened up about his personal tragedies throughout his career.  We also discuss our recent matches against Huddersfield and that come back win against Millwall, as well as our predictions for the squad next season. This episode is a must listen...........!

Under-23s Recruitment Officer John Doolan on his role with the Blues and cleaning Ian Snodin's boots as a YTS.