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Terence Dackombe and Juliet Harris present a weekly view of music, media, and miscellany.

Following the tragic and sudden death of Whitney Houston on 11th February author James Robert Parish takes a look at the amazing career of the superstar and the events that lead to a life of drug and alcohol abuse. Whitney Houston burst onto the international music scene in 1985 with her début album which won a Grammy Award for the single Saving All My Love For You.

Hosted by Reverend Riot This ain’t your Sunday school sermon. Punk Rock Parish is a fiery, soul-stirring podcast where radical love meets righteous rage. Hosted by Reverend Riot—a battle-scarred street preacher with a mohawk and a mic—we explore the sacred rebellion at the heart of punk, ska, and reggae. Each episode breaks open a tenet of our anarchist gospel: a creed of defiance, dignity, and DIY salvation. From calling out oppression to celebrating community, from smashing systems to honoring sacred art, this is a spiritual home for the misfits, the outcasts, the activists, and the ...

The Parish News is an online radio program podcast created from 2016 to showcase experimental music and artists. The show focuses on a wide array of genres including (but not limited to) noise, experimental ambient, electronic, avant-garde music, musique concrète, found sound, drone, power electronics, industrial and dark ambient. The show is heard weekly on Resonance EXTRA, Harrogate Community Radio, Soundart Radio & KBOG. Hosted by a self-confessed radio geek, Andrew Backhouse, the presenting style is pretty crap but the music is always spot on. To keep up to date and for older shows of The...

Babel Parish Radio is an interview series from The Babel Tower Notice Board, an online journal for experimental writing past, present and future. Hosted by editors Richard Capener and Chloë Proctor, Babel Parish Radio features conversations with writers, curators and performers of the most exciting literature published today. Find out more on thebabeltowernoticeboard.com.

To grow food or to protect nature? It often seems as if one can only be done at the expense of the other. In this podcast, farmer & ex-MP Neil Parish seeks to find out if, in fact, we can do both.Our relationship with food is on the brink of a massive shift. Global instability disrupting food security, UK farmers are being incentivised to promote biodiversity rather than grow food. And climate change is starting to transform what we grow, what we eat and how we live. As a Somerset farmer, Neil Parish is facing up to all these changes. And as an EU & UK parliamentarian, for 20 years he helped ...

Willkommen zu einer entspannten und humorvollen Teatimerunde mit Jessie und Terry! In ihrem Podcast plaudern die beiden über alles Mögliche und teilen ihre ganz eigene Sicht der Dinge. Gönnt euch eine kleine Auszeit vom Alltag und lasst euch von ihren unterhaltsamen Gesprächen mitreißen. Dieser Podcast ist ein sicherer Raum für alle – ganz gleich, ob mit oder ohne Bra. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!

Ours is a storytelling podcast that promotes hope and healing through the arts, and life's little "coincidences" that lead to personal growth. We're all in this together, so take a spin...And join host Stacy Parish for the ride!

MOFMOF chats, a Burger-size podcast where we talk all things food and how to cook in your kitchen with Maximum Of Flavour and Minimum Of Fuss. (FYI. That's what the acronym MOFMOF stand for)  Your podcast host is Samantha Parish (formerly Coutts). She has worked as a Chef in multiple restaurants including a stint at Google Australia, she was a food editor at Delicious Australia magazine and is now a freelancer to the world of food. Founder of her own website MOFMOF eats is here to cook smart, not hard. Get ready to tantalise your earbuds with all things food and flavour with some of her crazy...

Fr. Rob Howe's homilies from the weekend liturgies at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church.

The first mention of the name Lison is from 996. Lison is a small fraction of the town of Portogruaro, in the province of Venice. The church was built in 1566. It was consecrated on June 24, 1565. There are invaluable historical artifacts: three marble arches with Greek epigraphs. The arches were made in Constantinople, between the 5th and the 6th centuries. The audio guide was made by experts in the field of history and art.

The first mention of the name Lison is from 996. Lison is a small fraction of the town of Portogruaro, in the province of Venice. The church was built in 1566. It was consecrated on June 24, 1565. There are invaluable historical artifacts: three marble arches with Greek epigraphs. The arches were made in Constantinople, between the 5th and the 6th centuries. The audio guide was made by experts in the field of history and art.

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Anton and Liam are the Eric and Ernie of the fish world. Liam is a slippers-and-cardigan, Friday-night-in-with-a-Dick Francis-and-a-box-of-Terry’s-All-Gold kind of goldfish; whereas Anton is erudite, philosophical, sophisticated and fluent in several languages. Thrown together by fate, their only company in their bowl is some gravel and a little plastic castle as they closely observe the tumultuous relationship between their owners, Martin and Susan. In these two series, Liam and Anton contemplate the meaning of their existence, ponder the concept of time, and learn about sex.

Driving back from a weekend in London, Richard and Janet Gayford are surprised to find the village of Midwich sealed off because of ‘army manoeuvres’. There are no birds singing, the air seems thick and there is a strange sort of music in the air. It soon becomes clear that there is an...