show episodes
 
This Is Islay is a community podcast celebrating the people, places, events and connections which shape the Hebridean island communities of Islay and Jura. Our goal is to use podcasting to foster community involvement, education and training, providing resources and facilities to research, produce and promote content for a worldwide audience. We collaborate with Islay High School, and with MYCOS and their programmes in support of local young people. We actively seek volunteers to join our po ...
  continue reading
 
Artwork

1
The Long Row Home

Adventurous Audio

Unsubscribe
Unsubscribe
Weekly+
 
We’re Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross, also known as Stormy and Steth – join us on an extraordinary 2000 nautical mile journey as we embark on a world-record attempt to circumnavigate Great Britain by rowing boat. https://www.thelongrowhome.co.uk/
  continue reading
 
Artwork

1
PNEUMATIC MATERIALS

PNEUMATIC MATERIALS

Unsubscribe
Unsubscribe
Monthly
 
SPIRITUALLY MINDED PERSPECTIVE ON CONTEMPORARY DEVELOPMENTS IN ART, CULTURE, AND THE SPHERE OF THE SOCIAL PATREON: www.patreon.com/pneumaticmaterials INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/pneumaticmaterials
  continue reading
 
Artwork

1
Intellectual Erection

Intellectual Erection

Unsubscribe
Unsubscribe
Monthly
 
This podcast is about sex positivity, kink, bdsm, and polyamory. The interviews are with people in these communities and we discuss everything from the fun, to the not so fun, to the politics, and matters of the heart.
  continue reading
 
Artwork

1
The Edge

Bantam Tools

Unsubscribe
Unsubscribe
Monthly
 
A podcast about the designers, engineers and businesses exploring the frontier of digital fabrication. The Edge is produced by Bantam Tools, makers of desktop CNC machines with professional reliability and precision at an affordable price.
  continue reading
 
Artwork

1
The Saltworks and the Salt Museum - Salins-les-Bains

The Saltworks and the Salt Museum - Salins-les-Bains

Unsubscribe
Unsubscribe
Monthly
 
For more than a thousand years, the town of Salins-les-Bains has owed its prosperity to the production and sale of salt. Today, the Salt Museum and the saltworks known as the “Grande Salines” offer us a unique testimony to salt production in Franche-Comté. The tour begins in the monumental underground galeries. They connect two wells which are equipped with a pumping system still in working condition today and which pumps salt water up through a vein of rock salt found 200 metres below the s ...
  continue reading
 
Artwork

1
Wine Face

Dear Media, Helen Johannesen

Unsubscribe
Unsubscribe
Monthly
 
Wine Face breaks down the ins and outs of wine: how it’s made, why it’s important, what you should drink, and why people often make it so elitist. Wine Face features thoughtful interviews with chefs, winemakers, celebs, and some exciting enthusiasts, as well as entertaining opportunities to help listeners learn a new fact or two for their next trip to the wine shop, or even to help plan their next dinner party. Helen Johannesen is a partner at Jon & Vinny’s in Los Angeles, and the owner of H ...
  continue reading
 
Not your common fairy tales, this collection is a mixture of morals, quirkiness, and sarcasm. In it one finds ironic derivatives (if not roots) of well known fairy tales such as “The Brave Little Taylor” and “Beauty and the Beast,” as well as some more unusual settings to impart the popular fairy tale themes of justice and happily ever after. Most stories are told with wry humor and often shocking irreverence for the expected fairy tale turn out. This is NOT a book for children, but one for ...
  continue reading
 
Loading …
show series
 
Lots and lots has happened since the last update from Boudicea. As they left Gigha loaded with some sound local knowledge from a fisherman the row has been a battle of tides, weather, getting tangled in fishing gear and being anchored just below Allan’s favourite whisky distillery on Jura. While they were dodging the weather, they also had to navig…
  continue reading
 
After 80 days at sea, facing wind, rain, tides, lightening, live firing ranges, entangled fishing gear and ships on a collision course with them Mother Nature has got one more storm to throw at Allan and Mhairi. After they reached Tobermory Storm Lillian rolled into the west coast of Scotland and forced them to make the hardest decision about The L…
  continue reading
 
This Is Islay's Jean MacLellan in conversation with Charlène Busali, Chair of this year's Islay Book Festival. Together they discuss various elements of the festival, its events and activities which take place between 29 August and 1 September 2024. For more information visit islaybookfestival.co.uk. This Is Islay is a volunteer-led podcast which c…
  continue reading
 
When the going gets tough, the tough get rowing. What should have been celebrations and joy at being back in Scottish water has been some of the toughest hours of The Long Row Home yet. Physically and mentally the challenging tides and conditions around the Mull of Kintyre have proven to be almost, but not quite, enough to end the row. But Allan an…
  continue reading
 
Allan, Mhairi and Boudicea have made it back to Scotland! Rowing up the east coast of Ireland has been great. Good conditions and weather meant that Allan and Mhairi were able to keep a very steady 6 hours on 6 hours rowing pattern all the way up the coast. After successfully crossing the busy ports of Dublin and Belfast they arrived in Red Bay on …
  continue reading
 
Allan and Mhairi have made it across The Irish Sea, but it threw everything at them. The crossing from Ramsey Sound to Rosslare Harbour tested them and Boudicea to their physical and mental limits. This without doubt has been the toughest crossing so far and not something either of them was looking forward to. Every stroke of the crossing presented…
  continue reading
 
The latest leg of The Long Row Home took Allan and Mhairi from Newquay due north across The Bristol Channel to Wales. A 2 day crossing that kept them on the oars for over 70 miles rotating 2 hours on and 2 hours off. After a big swell pushing them north from Newquay the sea conditions eased and it bought out incredible amounts of wildlife. They hav…
  continue reading
 
Talking to us from Newquay Allan, Mhairi and Boudicea have made it round Land’s End, but not without more challenges. Just as they were making their run for Lizard point and Land’s End, it turned out the Lizard had one last sting in the south coast tail for them – super strong tides. To stop themselves being flushed east again they had to row hard …
  continue reading
 
Getting the right weather conditions for rounding Lands Ends is vital. So it has taken a lot of planning and watching for the right weather window for Allan and Mhairi to reach this milestone of their row. After leaving the River Yealm anchorage they pushed for Lands Ends but their weather window was closing fast. A decision had to be made on pause…
  continue reading
 
In some of the best rowing conditions yet since leaving Wick Allan and Mhairi have made fantastic progress along the south coast. After leaving Poole Harbour they make it to Lulworth Cove and anchor Boudicea where both jump overboard in turn for a swim, a wash and to scrub Boucidea’s hull. Progress is paused for a short while when they approach a l…
  continue reading
 
Fear has two meanings - You can either Forget Everything And Run or you can Face Everything And Rise. The last passage from Newtown Creek to Poole Harbour has tested Allan and Mhairi to their limits. Drawing on all their experience of time at sea and working in pressured environments they had to face one of the most daunting things of the row so fa…
  continue reading
 
It’s been a week since Allan and Mhairi entered Newtown Creek on the Isle of Wight to seek shelter from the southerly winds. After 7 days going nowhere their spirits remain incredibly high and they have had time to reflect on The Long Row Home so far. As well as the rowing they reflect on how the row is changing them and their outlook on life for w…
  continue reading
 
To conclude the Bordeaux 2023 campaign, join Joe, Will, Marc and Aaran as they give us a wrap-up report. They each discuss how they feel the releases were overall, including prices, how Vinexpo affects the flow of things, some missed opportunities and the excitement surrounding the wines and châteaux. The four then take turns picking their favourit…
  continue reading
 
Yesterday was Allan’s birthday. Allan and Mhairi’s departure from Selsey got delayed by a snagged anchor which meant they missed the tide. So they spent a few hours doing boat maintenance and some housekeeping but were treated to an acrobatic spitfire display. A couple of very special visits have really lifted their spirits. Allan’s brother and his…
  continue reading
 
Anchored off Selsey Bill, near the RNLI lifeboat station, Allan and Mhairi’s attention is suddenly drawn to their VHF radio as they hear a Mayday relay call about a boat in distress. The crew are preparing to abandon ship. Hearing this just drills home to them the reason why they are doing the Long Row Home and the importance of the charities they …
  continue reading
 
Join Guy Seddon (Head of Fine Wine Buying), Will Hargrove (Head of Fine Wine) and James Franklin (Head of Merchant Sales) as they introduce Domaine du Pélican. This exciting Jura estate is the brainchild of Guillaume d’Angerville of Domaine Marquis d’Angerville in Volnay and his long-time Régisseur François Duvivier. Following on from a recent buyi…
  continue reading
 
After the last podcast update from near Cromer, Allan and Mhairi have whistled down and around Norfolk. Now they are entering some of the busiest shipping channels in the world as they pass the ports of Felixstowe and Harwich, before crossing the mouth of the Thames estuary and the channel pinch point at Dover. Progress is dictated by the tides, wh…
  continue reading
 
This episode is the conclusion of our conversation with the artist Jura Shust.We continue our conversation about his artistic practice and the motivations behind it, the world-mind, significance of the winter solstice and so much more. To hear the full episode, become a subscriber at patreon.com/pneumaticmaterials. The link is in our bio.You can ke…
  continue reading
 
From living the dream in our last update to fighting the weather again. Facing the worst conditions so far of their journey Allan and Mhairi continue down past the Las Vegas of Yorkshire, Scarborough they round Flamborough head and then set their sights on crossing across to Cromer. But the wind and tide have other plans for them. The next few hour…
  continue reading
 
With both Allan and Mhairi on the oars and following tide Boudicea is flying south down the Yorkshire coastline. After a tough few days it’s great to be making good fast progress and not be wearing our waterproofs all the time. These are the conditions that we dreamt of for The Long Row Home Track our progress with our Yellow Brick Tracker: https:/…
  continue reading
 
As the curtain closes on the final week of Château releases - Joe and Guy discuss what the past week has brought us with their honest opinions on the wines and prices. There’s plenty for them to cover, from potential best wines of the vintage such as Montrose and Vieux Château Certain to household names such as Conseillante, Figeac, Troplong Mondot…
  continue reading
 
Allan and Mhairi managed to avoid a collision with a passing yacht, but instead they got hit by the dreaded seasickness. At anchor in a spot they lovingly describe as the Washing Machine, Allan, Mhairi and Boudicea are being tossed and turned around in all directions…and the cold sweats start to appear. Thankfully, that didn’t last too long and vis…
  continue reading
 
Still stuck at anchor at Holy Island Allan and Mhairi have had some time to reflect on the positive impact that everyones messages of support are making to them. They are making a massive difference. Being stuck at anchor and confined to the cabin when you want to be out rowing is really challenging, so please keep your support coming. The weather …
  continue reading
 
After passing the 200 mile mark it’s time for Mhairi and Allan to celebrate with another bar of chocolate. But reaching this point hasn’t been easy and we join them hunkered down in the cabin.After passing St. Abbs head they pushed on to find shelter at Holy Island off the Northumberland coast. The sea crossing to get there threw it all at them, bi…
  continue reading
 
Lifting anchor just after 4am Allan and Mhairi have made a dash across the Firth of Forth, leaving Arbroath and heading south to St. Abbs head. The first few hours needed some careful navigation through a minefield of creel buoys. While Mhairi is on the oars (again!) Allan updates us on their position is about 6 miles offshore with moderate to roug…
  continue reading
 
It’s the official new snackpack unboxing day! After stringing the last food bag out for a few extra days Allan gets all excited over the new chocolate bars. Meanwhile, at shelter in Lunan Bay, just south of Montrose Mhairi and Allan have taken the time for a good wash of themselves and their kit. They’re waiting for a weather window to make a long …
  continue reading
 
As part of our Bordeaux 2023 en primeur podcast series, members of our Fine Wine Team give regular updates on the campaign and the most recent releases. This is our ‘Bordeaux Unpicked’ series. This week has seen châteaux releases come thick and fast — Aaran and Joe discuss what the last few days have brought us with their honest opinions on the win…
  continue reading
 
It has been a tough couple of days for Allan and Mhairi on Boudicea. Battling strong wind and tide conditions has meant both of them on the oars at times to make progress. But their spirits remain high. After a visit from Aberdeen RNLI Lifeboat to say hello they have continued south past Stonehaven and Montrose where they have been visited by pilot…
  continue reading
 
After years of preparation, the time has finally come. Allan and Mhairi let go their lines in Wick Harbour and navigate Boudicea out into the North Sea to start The Long Row Home. Joined by friends, family, well-wishers on the shore and a small flotilla of boats (including a very noisy RNLI lifeboat) we’re onboard with them as they leave. After the…
  continue reading
 
Welcome back to Pneumatic Materials. This is episode thirteen, the first part of our interview with the artist Jura Shust.Jura’s work across media explores the relationship between ritual and escapism. Our conversation touched on modes of temporality, the disappearance of ritual from contemporary culture, H. G. Well’s The Time Machine, dissolution …
  continue reading
 
As part of our Bordeaux 2023 en primeur podcast series, members of our Fine Wine Team give regular updates on the campaign and the most recent releases. This is our ‘Bordeaux Unpicked’ series. This week, we are joined by Aaran and Will as they discuss the most recent releases. Due to a large majority of Bordelais producers being out in Hong Kong fo…
  continue reading
 
This week, Joe and Aaran are joined by Will, who was part of the ‘A Team’ during the C&B trip to Bordeaux. The trio kicks off with a discussion about a particular château that released its wine this week at a disappointingly high price. Although the team agreed that the wine deserved a great score and that they thoroughly enjoyed it, unfortunately,…
  continue reading
 
As part of our Bordeaux 2023 en primeur podcast series, members of our Fine Wine Team give regular updates on the campaign and the most recent releases. This is our ‘Bordeaux Unpicked’ series. This episode follows on from a busy week of Bordeaux releases. We are joined by Aaran and Joe once more who discuss in more detail about the latest châteaux …
  continue reading
 
Loading …

Quick Reference Guide