Best Joanne Taylor Podcasts (2024)

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Warren Haynes, Kingfish, Joanne Shaw Taylor 3:21

6d ago3:21

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Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Warren Haynes, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Steve Hill, and Greg Koch.By Blues Rock Review

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2025 Blues Grammy Nominations 2:58

3h ago2:58

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Blues Grammy Nominations have been announced, plus an update from Taj Farrant on his new album and new music from Eddie 9V and Will Wilde.By Blues Rock Review

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#19 As above, so below: Samhain and embracing the shadows 58:55

2h ago58:55

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Thick fog is creeping through the garden surrounding my little cottage on the tiny island of Sark, in the channel islands, and in the distance I can hear the haunting sound of the foghorn, warning sailors and fishermen, with its desolate song, to avoid the rocks that stick up in shards and crags around this dragon filled, cavernous, rock. The clock…

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CAT Episode 186 - Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead) 32:30

3h ago32:30

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A tribute to Phil Lesh, founding member and bassist/vocalist for the Grateful Dead, who had a unique style of playing a six-string bass guitar. His career kicked off when he joined his friend Jerry Garcia in The Warlocks, which ultimately morphed into the Grateful Dead in the mid-1960's. Many consider Phil as an innovator on the bass. Phil wrote or…

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Season 5: Andrew Browning ‘Relapses’ into Music and it Gets Messy 27:33

1d ago27:33

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Andrew Browning, a gritty, California-born singer-songwriter whose new album Love is a Beautiful Thing (out 11/22) digs deep into the messy, raw truths of love and human connection. This is a record that stands out for its emotional honesty and layered narratives. The singer-songwriter delves into the complexities of love with a sound that is disti…

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#18 Art is Alchemy: Rachael Taylor and alternative ways of living 1:03:25

1h ago1:03:25

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I met Rachael through us both creating work for Shangri-la at Glastonbury. I had the privilege of interviewing her on the Nomad Stage about her Wearable Waste installation. Rachael describes herself as an intervention artist, fashion educator and podcast host who focuses on sustainability, well being and finding alternatives to the status quo. She …

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Season 5: The Cold Stares' Chris Tapp Lays Down the Heavy Blues Rock 34:12

6d ago34:12

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Whether on behalf of Dodge trucks, on the show “Animal Kingdom,” on behalf of Monster Energy, ESPN, in the video game Cyberpunk 2077, or just on the radio—you’ve probably heard The Cold Stares. For the past decade, The Cold Stares have toured the world relentlessly as a duo, blowing away audiences across the US and Europe with a fierce, blistering …

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Resolution Podcast S4 Episode #2 | Black History Month: Reclaiming the Narrative | w/ Natasha Shotunde, Olamide Ogunrinade & Donna Goodsell 42:50

2d ago42:50

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This month we are joined by Natasha Shotunde (Garden Court Chambers), Olamide Ogunrinade (Garden Court Chambers) and Donna Goodsell (Goodsells Family Law) to celebrate Black History Month. Natasha and Olamide are members of the Black Barristers Network https://blackbarristersnetwork.org.uk. Donna is one of the Co-Chairs of Resolution’s Equality & D…

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Beth Hart Teams with Slash, New larkin Poe, Philip Sayce 3:04

10d ago3:04

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Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Beth Hart and Slash, Larkin Poe, Philip Sayce, Robert Jon and the Wreck, and Eddie 9V.By Blues Rock Review

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#17 Rest is Revolutionary 46:00

5d ago46:00

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Resting is a revolutionary act in a world where we’re expected to always keep busy and work our backsides off. This week’s podcast is a call to arms, or a call to nap, to reclaim the precious time that is our lives and take back our right to take leisure without guilt or restlessness. We need to retrain our muscles of boredom, idleness and ultimate…

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CAT Episode 185 - Greg Kihn 29:57

6d ago29:57

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Greg Kihn released over 20 albums during his career and landed 11 songs on the Top 100 and/or mainstream rock charts in the U.S. Originally from Baltimore, MD, Greg moved to California in 1972 and laid the groundwork for his successful career. You'd also find him on the airwaves hosting many radio shows. Greg passed away on August 13, 2024, after a…

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Jovin Webb, Marcus Trummer, Allman Betts Family Revival 1:54

11d ago1:54

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Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Jovin Webb and Marcus Trummer, plus big names have been added to the upcoming Allman Betts Family Revival.By Blues Rock Review

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#16 Snow shoes and road kill: Memma the Cavewoman and planting trees by moonlight 58:12

12d ago58:12

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Memma aka Sarah Day is a Bushcraft instructor, experimental archaeologist and ancient technologist. I’ve known Sarah for nearly twenty years, having met at Kentwell Hall Tudor Re-creation, a few years before her younger sister Rachel joined, who went on to meet my younger brother Nathan, and through their subsequent marriage, united our two househo…

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New Beth Hart, Joe Bonamassa, Album Brothers Band 1:45

19d ago1:45

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Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Beth Hart, Joe Bonamassa, and the Allman Brothers Band.By Blues Rock Review

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#15 An Introduction to Geomancy 1:06:53

21d ago1:06:53

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#15 An Introduction to Geomancy WARNING: THIS ONE IS QUITE SAUCY The literal translation of Geomancy is, ‘Land Divination’, and the term covers an array of magickal practices that work with the land in a conscious and communicative way; Feng Shui, I Ching, and Dowsing to name but a few. In this rather manic and scattered podcast I try to share the …

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Resolution Podcast S4 Episode #1 | Cohabitation Reform: What should it look like? | w/ Professor Jens Scherpe & Graeme Fraser 56:49

1M ago56:49

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In this episode, we are joined by Professor Jens Scherpe (Professor of Comparative Law at Aalborg University, and academic door tenant at QEB), and our very own Resolution Cohabitation Committee Chair, Graeme Fraser (Head of Family at William Sturges) to discuss what model of cohabitation law reform should be introduced in England & Wales. This is …

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Samantha Fish, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Grace Bowers 3:04

26d ago3:04

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Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Samantha Fish, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Grace Bowers, Davy Knowles, Eddie 9V, Steve Hill, and Hamish Anderson.By Blues Rock Review

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#14 Getting deliciously meta: Anne Clarke’s daughter Niki & how we’ve changed each other’s lives 1:07:08

28d ago1:07:08

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Trigger warning: This episode does discuss rape In this episode I have the immense pleasure of talking to Niki, a kind and generous woman who I’ve only met three times, but has had such an impact on my life. I’ll be forever grateful to how open and trusting Niki has been, allowing me to delve into her innermost world and create art from the inspira…

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CAT Episode 184 - Jeff Pilson (Foreigner) 30:48

27d ago30:48

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Jeff Pilson, bassist and keyboardist for Foreigner, has been with the band for over 20 years. The band was selected for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2024. During his music career you'll find Jeff was a member of numerous rock bands including Dio and Dokken. Multi-award winning program director Ray White caught up with Jeff in Augu…

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Season 5: A Not So Ordinary Quarter Century: Carbon Leaf Looks Back and Ahead 21:49

1M ago21:49

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Best known for the 2004 hit “Life Less Ordinary,” the indie rock band Carbon Leaf has been at it since the early 1990s. That’s when they got their start in Richmond, Virginia, alongside the likes of the Dave Matthews Band, Cracker, GWAR, Fighting Gravity, the Pat McGee Band, and more. The band just released its much-anticipated new album, “Time is …

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McCray Records New Album with Bonamassa/Smith 1:57

1M ago1:57

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Blues Rock Weekly highlights Larry McCray recording a new album with Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith, plus new music from Robert Jon and the Wreck and Fantastic Negrito.By Blues Rock Review

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#13 A hip trip down memory lane: Introducing my guardian angel Anne Clarke 54:44

1M ago54:44

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In this episode I break with form and introduce you to a very special person, my guardian angel, Anne Clarke. I met Anne through the ephemera she left behind in a house she lived and died in, which I then squatted some years later, discovering a time capsule to her existence, when I found all her belongings had been left behind in the space. Even t…

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CAT Episode 183 - Donny Baldwin (Jefferson Starship/Elvin Bishop) 29:57

1M ago29:57

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Drummer Donny Baldwin was a mainstay in the Elvin Bishop Group back in 1973. In 1982, he started his days with Jefferson Starship. Throughout his career you'd find Donny playing with Jerry Garcea Band, Eddie Money, Van Morrison, Paul Rodgers and Pablo Cruise. Multi-award winning program director Ray White caught up with Donny in August of 2024 to g…

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Eric Clapton Announces New Album "Meanwhile," New Larkin Poe Album 3:35

1M ago3:35

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Blues Rock Weekly features new album announcements from Eric Clapton and Larkin Poe, plus new music from Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Warren Haynes, Marcus Trummer, and Lions In The Street.By Blues Rock Review

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#12 Birth, death & all that’s inbetween: Joanne Tremarco and the locations of portals 59:08

2M ago59:08

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I’m chatting to one of my oldest friends this week, Joanne Tremarco, who’s a birth and death doula, a theatre maker and fellow fool. I met Joanne through fooling nearly twenty years ago. Our relationship was tempestuous to begin with, but we came out the other side with a sister-like friendship and deep understanding of one another. Joanne is a sen…

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New Samantha Fish EP, Rare Bonamassa Track, New Clapton Album 2:08

2M ago2:08

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Blues Rock Weekly highlights a new EP from Samantha Fish, the release of a rare Joe Bonamassa song, Eric Clapton reveals when to expect his next album, and a video tribute to Matt "Guitar" Murphy.By Blues Rock Review

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#11 Raising the Frequency 53:17

2M ago53:17

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This week I explore the turning of the season from summer into autumn, and how this is a time to mulch over what intentions you set for yourself this year, picking through what you’ve learnt and feeling gratitude for all that you’ve harvested from these experiences and insights. I talk about how my intentions for this year were to explore the ‘Myth…

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Keb' Mo' Has Open Heart Surgery 3:20

2M ago3:20

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Blues Rock Weekly shares an update from Keb' Mo' following open heart surgery, plus new music from Joanne Shaw Taylor, Steve Hill, The Damn Truth, Davy Knowles, Hamish Anderson, and Steve Louw featuring Joe Bonamassa.By Blues Rock Review

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#10 The Elephant in the Room: Denis Whyte and all the angels 1:01:34

2M ago1:01:34

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In this week’s episode I get to chat with my dear friend Denis, as we discuss spirit, alternative dimensions, and rooms full of angels. Denis Whyte is a former award-winning documentary producer specialising in Hindu/Buddhist spiritual practices. He’s been an energy healer since 1980 and is involved in spiritually based community work in his neighb…

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CAT Episode 182 - John Ondrasik (Five For Fighting) 30:40

2M ago30:40

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John Ondrasik is Five For Fighting, which launched in 1995. His first two albums went "Platinum." During the early 2000's he was nominated for a Grammy and American Music Award. Recently, John released a trio of songs about current geopolitical events and has dedicated time to philanthropy including the USO, MDA and his whatkindofworlddoyouwant.com…

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New Warren Haynes, Robert Jon and the Wreck, Eric Bibb, Taj Farrant 2:10

2M ago2:10

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Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Warren Haynes, Robert Jon and the Wreck, Eric Bibb, and Taj Farrant.By Blues Rock Review

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#9 Embracing the Patriarchs (Before their time is up) 49:05

2M ago49:05

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This week I'm back in the studio on my own, contemplating how come I've ended up with three older white men in the first ten episodes of the podcast, but how that this is a reflection of current astro-events, as we dip one final time back into the patriarchal world of Capricorn, through the lens of Pluto, before we fully enter into the Aquarius age…

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Season 5: Joanne Shaw Taylor Works to Keep Things Fresh While Holding Onto her Unique Sound 24:41

3M ago24:41

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If you are a musician and have a stamp of approval from the likes of Stevie Wonder, Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics, and blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa—odds are good things are coming your way. Thus is the case of our latest guest on the Load Out Music Podcast: British-born blues rocker Joanne Shaw Taylor, who released her latest alb…

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New Beth Hart Album, Samantha Fish, Marcus Trummer, Albert King/Stevie Ray Vaughan 2:14

2M ago2:14

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Blues Rock Weekly highlights the announcement of a new Beth Hart album featuring Slash and Eric Gales, plus new releases from Samantha Fish and Marcus Trummer, and an Albert King/Stevie Ray Vaughan collaboration album is being released in its entirety for the first time.By Blues Rock Review

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#8 “That sounds like Glastonbury thinking”: Mad Jack and his curious life 1:06:43

2M ago1:06:43

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Peter Currell Brown AKA ‘Mad Jack’ has been in my life for 35 years and I'd always assumed he would have a cracking life story to share and in this week's episode he does not disappoint. He mentioned in our chat that he's on Wikipedia and I highly recommend having a look at his page because there's much on there he didn't get around to talking abou…

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#7 16th Century Kicks: Kentwell Hall Tudor Recreation 55:51

3M ago55:51

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Having left behind the madness of Boomtown Festival, I spent this week decompressing in the 16th Century, at Kentwell Hall Tudor Re-Creation, nestled in amongst the idyllic village of Long Melford in Sudbury. Populated by historians and talented experts, in this week's podcast I interview a myriad of fascinating friends; my oldest friend Samson, tr…

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CAT Episode 181 - 55th Anniversary of Woodstock (Pt.2) 31:40

2M ago31:40

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On part 2 of this special edition, featuring the 55th anniversary of Woodstock, we're joined once again, with the drummer of a band that performed at the iconic festival - Adolfo "Fito" de la Parra of Canned Heat. Also the mastermind who produced the sound for 500,000 people at the event - Bill Hanley, "The Father of Festival Sound," joined by IES'…

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Eric Gales Goes Viral, KWS, Bonamassa, Greene 2:42

2M ago2:42

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Blues Rock Weekly highlights Eric Gales going viral, new music from Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Joe Bonamassa, plus Alastair Greene reveals how he came up with the title for his new album ahead of an upcoming appearance on the Blues Rock Show.By Blues Rock Review

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CAT Episode 180 - 55th Anniversary of Woodstock 29:33

3M ago29:33

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On this special edition, we celebrate the 55th Anniversary of the Woodstock Music and Arts Fair that took place August 15, 16 & 17, 1969 in Bethel, NY. Joining us is the "Father of Festival Sound," Bill Hanley to talk about the behind-the-scenes activities providing the sound system for this momentous occasion with Steve Almas, CEO of Integrated En…

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#6 Bang Goes Normal: Pilgrimage to Boomtown 47:19

3M ago47:19

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This week I chat to Declan Morgan, Sally Zaltash and Scarlett Lowin while we walk the Elen line from the Isle of Wight, up the Itchen River, to the sacred land temple of St Catherine's Hill and the bowl in which Boomtown is held. I discuss druidry with Declan, Christianity with Sally, and reflect back over the festival with Scarlett. Can't believe …

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New Gregg Allman Album, Devon Allman, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Rocky Athas 3:07

3M ago3:07

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Blues Rock Weekly highlights a new Gregg Allman release from his personal archives, plus new music from Devon Allman, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Hamish Anderson, and Sonny Gullage, plus former Bluesbreaker Rocky Athas on John Mayall's recent appearance on his 2024 album.By Blues Rock Review

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Trout Praises Guitar Legend, Bonamassa on Billboard Record, Bywater Call 4:07

3M ago4:07

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On Blues Rock Weekly, Walter Trout reveals the greatest electric guitarist that he's ever heard, Joe Bonamassa reacts to his 28th #1 Billboard Blues album, Bywater Call gives us a sneak peek at its new album, plus new music from Tab Benoit and Mojo Thunder.By Blues Rock Review

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#5 Pilgrimage and listening to the land 53:54

3M ago53:54

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Having walked the length and breadth of the UK, I share in this week’s episode the impact the experience of walking 2000 miles across the UK has had on my life and the plethora of things I’ve learnt from ever so slightly discovering how to ‘listen to the land’. The books I mention in this week's podcast are; ‘The Sun and the Serpent’ by Paul Broadh…

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Resolution Podcast S3 Episode #12 | Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 | w/ Nicholas Allen KC & Michael Allum 52:32

3M ago52:32

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This is the final episode in Season 3 and we wanted to finish with a bang! Nicholas Allen KC (29 Bedford Row) and Michael Allum (The International Family Law Group LLP) join us to talk about applications pursuant to Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989. Michael and Nick start by considering the line between payments that are properly for the benefit…

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A Tribute to John Mayall - Bonamassa, Clapton, Trout 4:58

4M ago4:58

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Blues Rock Weekly remembers the life of John Mayall. Joe Bonamassa shares Mayall's impact on the genre, a heartful thank you to John Mayall from Eric Clapton, Walter Trout reveals how John Mayall asked him to join the Bluesbreakers, plus Warren Haynes announces a new album and new music from Robert Jon and the Wreck and Brave Rival.…

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#4 The Fool: Jonathan Kay and all you need is love 1:07:14

3M ago1:07:14

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This week I’m over the moon to be welcoming the world famous @fooljonathankay to your airwaves. Jonathan is recognised as a leading performer in the ‘Theatre of Immediacy’ of Fooling, and is a highly respected practitioner and teacher of Fooling workshops. He is the founder of the largest street theatre festival in the UK, The Hat Fair, and is an H…

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CAT Episode 179 - Jorma Kaukonen (Jefferson Airplane, Hot Tuna) 29:53

3M ago29:53

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Jorma Kaukonen, guitarist/singer/songwriter, recorded with Janis Joplin in 1964. In 1965, he joined Jefferson Airplane. You'll find him on every album that they released. In 1969, Jorma went on to form Hot Tuna with Jack Casady, who still performs today. In 1974, he recorded his first solo album, of which there are over a dozen studio albums releas…

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Bonamassa Teams with Train, Buck & Lister chat with BRR 3:37

4M ago3:37

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Blues Rock Weekly highlights Joe Bonamassa teaming with Train to cover "Hold on Loosely," Aynsley Lister and Chris Buck check in with Blues Rock Review at Playing With Fire, and new music from Christopher Wyze and the Tellers.By Blues Rock Review

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#3 Fooling & the inner and outer worlds 48:14

4M ago48:14

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In this week's episode of the Nonsense in the Chaos, a weekly podcast where I let the universe lead and take a 'Fool's leap' plunge into the unknown, I share about my ever deepening love of nature and the land, a relationship that's especially grown since embarking on a series of pilgrimages. I then pull a rune that leads me to a 'Runemation' on th…

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Season 5: Virginia's The Steel Wheels Join The Load Out Music Podcast 31:58

4M ago31:58

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Welcome back to the Load Out Music Podcast where we most recently caught up with a much-heralded Americana band from my home state of Virginia. They are widely known for their annual Red Wings Roots Music Festival in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley in the western part of the state and have an ambitious new album out entitled SIDEWAYS. They are The …

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