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She now works in the fostering team in a local authority, and previously worked in child protection. In this episode Bethany and Kate talk about what the job is like, the key skills you need and tips for getting into the sector. Benji Merrison is an award winning composer providing bespoke music for Film and Television. He was recognised at a very young age as a prodigious talent, both as a performer and composer, and went on to obtain a BA in Music and an MSc in Music Technology from the University of York.
On this episode of Nature’s Voice Jane Markham talks to Dr Ellie Owen about why she’s asking for more photos this year. And she meets Rob Hughes one of the volunteers who identified and counted all the fish in the images you sent. Apply for your FREE Money Marketing subscription today to start benefiting from our award-winning editorial content delivered to your home or office every month. In podcast format, the BBC 4’s classic radio show sees guests choose their eight tracks, one book, and a luxury item that they would take to a desert island. A popular show for music and culture fans, listeners get an insight into the nostalgic records and feelgood soundtracks of their favourite celebrities’ lives.
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Learn about the story behind each element by listening to our podcasts, brought to you by Chemistry World. With many of us making resolutions to get fit and exercise more in 2022 we’ve rounded up a team of Which? Journalists to find out whether you have to spend big to see results. We discuss all things veganuary, health supplements, medicines, as well as hearing if expensive smartwatches really are the best. Almeida Artistic Director Rupert Goold talks to Playwright Mike Bartlett about his critically-acclaimed play Albion. Following two sell-out runs at the Almeida, Albion will be screened on BBC Four and BBC iPlayer.
She now works for the Co-op's start up Health business in Manchester as a Technology Delivery Manager but has done a variety of roles in 5 years with Co-op. She is also a Big Sister for the Girls Out Loud mentoring programme. This episode is essential listening not just for students interested in breaking into the advertising industry, but for anyone wanting to work in a position of leadership. Luke tells Kate about his career journey, what he does every day, and what he looks for when recruiting new graduates. Our guest today is Dan Rutstein, whose career history is proof that you definitely don’t have to pick one job and stick to it.
Create and distribute unlimited podcasts, get advanced analytics, monetize and promote in one simple, easy-to-use dashboard. If you have any questions or want to know more about SORTEDfood have a look at our frequently asked questions... Brace yourselves, Mike did some SCIENCE RESEARCH and managed to find some facts about one of his ULTIMATE favourite foods – peanut butter. Meanwhile, Barry educates the others on the legal hunting of Parrots and Iguanas, Jamie explores another restaurant service idea and Ben makes us think about the way we sleep and exercise. Wonky veg is becoming more common to but in local supermarkets, but is the discounted price really worth it for the quality of veg you’re getting? This episode has the guys try some ‘wonky’ veg and figure out if it tastes, and even looks, any different to regular veg.
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Just get in touch to discuss your podcast plans and we can let you know what that will cost. But it's probably going to cost more than a freelance editor and much less than a big agency. Skip the awkward years & launch a great show right away with our podcast production services. Hard questions were asked,and candidly answered, on the fluctuating support in the polls for Yes,currency,borders,and the EU. A major part of the speech was focused on setting up the comparison between Starmer,serious and organised,versus Johnson,trivial and haphazard. However at FMQs Nicola Surgeon showed that in Scotland she's the benchmark all other leaders are measured against.Once again proving herself to be the consumate communicator when dealing with both Douglas Ross ,Jamie Greene ,and Anas Sarwar.
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Richard Kimblin QC hosts a short podcast with Satnam Choongh and Christian Hawley, planning and environmental barristers at No5 Barristers' Chambers, to look at two cases from the Court of Appeal which address the tilted balance.... The Planning Podcast looks at the long, indeed the seemingly never-ending, examination and considers the scope for and potential impact of reform. Hosted by No5's Lois Norris and cohosted by Carin Hunt, in this seminar, Sarah Crowther QC takes us through the history of accommodation claims... In this vlog, Dr Louisa Sherlock, No5 barrister and former dental surgeon, discusses Part 35 questions with Charlotte Robinson-Jones...
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That might include someone who recently joined via the Fast Stream, or as an apprentice, someone with a long career in Civil Service and someone who joined after a career break. It’s worth noting that those are the roles people are required to play when creating a podcast – they are not full-time podcasters! Many people across government will have the relevant transferable skills to take on these roles with support and training.
The Obligation To Dissent: Richard Murray On Making An Impact On Health And Care
Once you have chosen the format for your podcast, and decided how frequently you’d like to publish it, you’ll be ready to make informed estimates about the time your team needs to invest to make each episode happen. And whether you have enough people, with enough time, to commit to a regular podcast. Today I have the pleasure of speaking with workplace and change strategist, Chris Kane, the Founder and Director of Six Ideas Ltd. Having started out as a Chartered Surveyor, Chris’ 30-year career spans corporate... Today I speak with another friend of the podcast, Perry Timms – an international and 2x TEDx speaker, advisor and award-winning writer on the future of work, HR and learning.
We often think of 1066 as a big turning point in English history, but it actually took another six years for the Norman Conquest to take hold. Joining us to talk through William the Conqueror’s coronation and the measures he took to assert his authority are Senior Properties Curator Roy Porter and Curator of Collections and Interiors for the South East, Kathryn Bedford. In a time where talk of change revolution is on everyone's lips, we revisit our November 2019 Dash Café, which explored the impact of the 1989 revolution that caused the collapse of the Soviet Union, 30 years on. Through the prism of artists, filmmakers and writers from across the Czech Republic and Slovakia, we asked whether that extraordinary spirit of activism still exists today.
Journalist Shon Faye speaks to elders in the community about where we've come from and where we're going, and the adventures they've had on the way. That includes theorist Kate Bornstein, 73, who travelled across America to live with groups including the Amish, the Baha'i and the Church of Scientology to better understand their gender identity. It does a great service to the stories which were habitually excluded from the ones we tell about the 20th century. With only one episode out at the time of writing, this one’s still a bit of an unknown quantity. But we love This Country’s Charlie Cooper, and we love mad folk history from around the UK, so it stands to reason we’ll probably love this one too.
Be warned, though; it’s an easy one to get hooked on as it unveils gripping true crime cases episode by episode. My Sporting Life In this series we have an exciting lineup of sporting men and women to talk about their impressive careers and extraordinary lives. Mark Saggers will be joined by the big sporting names; Andrew Strauss, Seb Coe, Nicola Adams, Mick McCarthy and many more. As well as 여행블로그 will be opening up the talkSPORT vault to bring you classic editions of my sporting life from our prestigious archive. For this series of podcasts, Amanda Harlech talked to influential women from the fashion world about the CHANEL style and handbags. An opportunity for the guests to reflect on their relationship with handbags, and share their impressions of Gabrielle Chanel's apartment, where these new episodes were recorded.

You might say that we're living through a golden age of podcasts, if you're the kind of person who needs all their culture categorised into neat eras. Bex is at university when she starts feeling anxious and overwhelmed. Richard Wheeler, National Specialist in Garden History for The National Trust, discusses English landscape designer Capability Brown with Iszi Lawrence. Julia Farley, Curator of British and European Iron Age Collections, joins Iszi Lawrence to examine the early years of the Roman conquest, when allegiances were shifting rapidly. Highlighting extraordinary objects and fascinating characters, Julia and Iszi’s discussion brings the period to life. This month Iszi interviews Jonathan Lubikowski all about the redevelopment of The Sir Joseph Hotung Gallery of China and South Asia.

Tune is as James discusses his experience as a student here and gives his reasons why Northumbria is a great place to study. We have gathered together a team of experts to give you the low down on all things Clearing. With 31,500 students, Northumbria is one of the largest universities in the country, offering courses on either a full-time, part-time or distance learning basis. Curator of industrial history John McGoldrick tells us all about inventions made in the great, nay, greatest, city of Leeds. Find out what Dick Whittington’s got to do with railways, how to become an actual rocket scientist and what, definitively, is the best train. Turns out Meg and Sara are literally museum professionals too, so get to know more about your favourite museum podcast hosts and what they do every day.
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Find out more about theInvisible Warrior projectand watch a video featuringLouisa’s story. First-year project to peer-reviewed paper– We meet two students who turned their first-year physics undergraduate project – using real data about molecules coming from Saturn’s moon Enceladus – into a peer-reviewed paper. You can listen to the full interviews on theTipping Points podcast. Fresh check– We meet the Imperial-alumni makers ofFresh Check– a colour-change solution that can tell if a surface has been properly cleaned – and find out where they’re taking the company next. Infectious reading– We hear from author of a new book calledInfectious,Dr John Tregoning, about the progress we have made in fighting infectious diseases so they are no longer the leading cause of death.
Alongside your favourite roadtrip playlist or feel good album, they can be a good companion for long, lonely drives, or a changeup soundtrack to those monotonous household chores. One of the many reasons that podcast popularity has skyrocketed is that they fit into every lifestyle. In an age where we’re constantly on the go, podcasts are a great way of getting information and entertainment to fit in with a busy day.
We talk to three experts who argue we governments need to find alternatives for their dependence on economic growth. Be the first to hear about our latest actions, breaking news and lifestyle tips. A general election gives us the chance to make our voices heard on the issues that matter most. This episode Muna talks to producer Isobel, journalist Emma Beddington and psychotherapist Caroline Hickman about "eco anxiety", how to deal with stressful feelings, and why feelings of despair might actually be a good thing. The Islamic month of Ramadan has kicked off, and for Muslims around the world it's a time for fasting, reflection and community.
Jump on board the campervan as Ian and Phil share the driving this week and review Episode 5 of this lil' ol' series of Doctor Who, Survivors of the Flux. Listen to the latest episode of Heads Up podcast hosted by headache specialists Dr Katy Munro and Dr Jessica Briscoe. Podcasts will be no longer than 30 minutes in length, with many being under 15 minutes. Podcasts are a new way for the Council to share information with residents - they are easy to listen to and allow you to absorb information whilst doing other things, such as getting ready for the day, travelling to and from work or exercising. "I apologise to the people that have been affected negatively or misunderstand the meaning of what I said in the podcast, the intentions of the podcast were only ever to tell my story and inspire from my experience." The 22-year-old was enjoying a surprise break to New York with boyfriend Tommy Fury when a clip from a podcast she recorded last year went viral on social media.
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