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Welcome to the Tony Parsons Show. As a journalist and broadcaster for the past 50 years, Tony anchored the second most-watched local television newscast in North America, the News Hour on Global BC, in Canada. During his distinguished career, Tony Parsons reported on some of the world’s most notable news events that have shaped our nation. He has interviewed Prime Ministers, Premiers, entertainers, thought leaders and other people of distinction from around the world. His goal with this podc ...
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2 Many Cooks

Driller City

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2 Many Cooks combines the worlds of food and comedy in an entertaining podcast and live event series. Hosted by comedians and food enthusiasts; Rick Shaw, known for his comedic restaurant reviews on various platforms and who has shared stages with comedy legends like Tony Hinchcliffe, Joey Diaz, Doug Stanhope, Eddie Pepitone and Dave Attel. And seasoned comedian C.R. Parsons, known for appearances on ‘Tulsa King’ and ‘Reservation Dogs.’
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Peter Everett is a man stained with grief, his life becomes a struggle of decisions as he watches the lives of the people around him dissolve and burn. Mags Donne is a damaged, bruised young schoolgirl, reaching out into the darkness, trying to take control of her life. Their Scars are what begin to unite them, with the people that surround them. Their Scars are what mark them out. The Scars is a story of difficulty, hatred, intrigue, kidnap, wrongdoing, abuse, laughter and beauty. The Scars ...
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Recordings of author talks from AyeWrite! The Bank of Scotland Book Festival. The first series features talks by Hanif Kureishi, a tribute to Achie Hind with Alasdair Gray, Iain M Banks and Ken McLeod, Tony Parsons, Judith Bowers on the Britania Panopticon and Quintin Jardine, Allan Guthrie and Stuart MacBride on crime fiction.
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DELIVERING ECOMMERCE is a weekly podcast & live stream hosted by me, Chris Parsons. Along with industry experts around the globe and my 20 years plus in retail, we tell our stories and have some fun along the way. My Bio: Chris is a digital marketing expert with notable success in launching Canadian brands online. With 20 years’ experience, Chris was a key member of leadership for Walmart Canada Corporation during the launch of Walmart.ca. Chris' accolades include working in the Pets Categor ...
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Scottish Murders

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Scottish Murders is a twice award shortlisted, fortnightly podcast that brings to light the stories of murders victims from or living in Scotland and the relentless pursuit for justice in solved and unsolved cases, and is sensitively and respectfully hosted by Dawn.
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This is a story about life. This is a story about light. This is a story of how some men are the product of their lives, and some are the prisoners of the choices they have made. This is a story about sin. Joseph Leighton is on the cusp of adulthood, his university days stretching before him with the luxury of rose-tinted foresight. David Leighton is Joseph's father, a grumpy, vicious sour man. Or is he a snake-hipped guitar god, with a shot at the big time? John Leighton is Joseph's grandfa ...
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I Was There Too

Matt Gourley

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If you're like Matt Gourley (Superego, Drunk History, Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend), then you know all the classic movie and television scenes so well it's like you were in the room when they happened. Well, you weren't. And neither was he. But the people Matt interviews were! Listen in as they tell the inside stories of how cinema and television history was made from a fly-on-the-wall perspective you've never heard. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Narratives Library National Edition

Karena Wynn-Moylan author interviewer broadcaster

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Each week award winning radio presenter Karena Wynn-Moylan interviews different authors and asks them to read their own work . The website www.narrativeslibrary.com gets over 200,000 hits per month and contains over 500 authors reading for just 5 minutes. This 28 minute podcast allows slightly longer reads and interviews, together with carefully selected musical tracks. 'Quickpods' is the Narratives Library short and sweet edition lasting up to 15 minutes, featuring one new author each week. ...
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Real Zero

Daniel Grant & Hugh Montgomery

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Hosted by Dr. Daniel Grant and Professor Hugh Montgomery, Real Zero dives deep into the urgent issue of climate change, exploring its far-reaching consequences and what we can do to combat it. Each week, we bring in a leading expert to shed light on the science, the impacts, and the innovative solutions that can help us navigate the climate crisis. From practical steps individuals can take to bold societal shifts, Real Zero offers insightful conversations that empower listeners to take actio ...
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Jan Arden shares her journey from a free-range childhood in Springbank, Alberta, to becoming a celebrated Canadian musician, author, and actress. She reflects on her early influences, the challenges of her music career, and the evolution of the industry. Jan discusses her experiences in the bar scene, her breakthrough hit 'Insensitive', and the rea…
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In this "Scotland Then" episode we explore historical events from October 1985. We cover diverse stories, including a Yorkshire visitor's misadventures in Oban, a tragic fatal accident due to a misplaced breathing tube, a fatal wedding day altercation, two murders involving young perpetrators, and a museum T-shirt design competition. The episode hi…
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In this empowering and deeply relatable episode of The One Percent Podcast, I sit down with Tony Roche—marketing professional, husband, father of two—to uncover what happens when life quietly slips into autopilot and you’re left feeling stuck, overweight, and disconnected. Tony had everything sorted externally: a successful career, beautiful family…
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This episode of Scottish Murders explores the unresolved 1985 murder of Kwong ‘Philip’ Wong, a prominent Chinese businessman in Glasgow. It explores the rise of triad gangs in Scotland during the 1970s-80s and their impact on the Chinese community. It explores Philip’s rise as a respected community leader, his involvement in exposing extortion sche…
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In this candid and insightful episode of The One Percent Podcast, I sit down with James Forrest—actuary, husband, father of two grown-up kids, and current client—to explore what happens when life quietly slips out of alignment. James had it all on paper: a successful career, stable family, and a comfortable life. But beneath the surface, he felt di…
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This episode revisits the unsolved 1983 murder of Aberdeen taxi driver George Murdoch. It covers recent developments including DNA evidence, familial DNA testing, and rewards. George's nephew, Alex, and Alex’s wife, Robina, discuss their ongoing campaign to find the killer, including tips received through social media. The podcast explores theories…
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In this raw and powerful episode of The One Percent Podcast, I sit down with Tom Williams—Managing Director, husband, father of four, and current client—to unpack what happens when life doesn’t just drift… it crashes. Tom shares the behind-the-scenes story of a business crisis that blindsided him—stripping him of control, purpose, and almost everyt…
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In this special update episode of Scottish Murders, host Dawn revisits the unsolved 1983 murder of Aberdeen taxi driver George Murdoch, exploring the family's relentless quest for justice. Dawn speaks with George's nephew Alex and his wife Robina, who have worked tirelessly to keep the case in the public eye and their efforts in doing this are disc…
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In In this episode of The One Percent Podcast, I sit down with Stuart Jubb - former British Army officer, cybersecurity executive, father, and one of my early clients - for a conversation on what it really means to lead under pressure. Stuart isn’t just a war veteran. He’s someone who’s led teams through firefights in Afghanistan, helped build and …
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In this energising episode of The One Percent Podcast, I sit down with Scott Parsons—founder of a 100-person recruitment firm, father of two, and former client—who shares the subtle but important shift that changed everything: stopping the drift and raising the bar. Scott wasn’t in crisis. Life looked great. Business was booming, his kids were thri…
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David Suzuki and his daughter, marine biologist Sarika Cullis-Suzuki, join Tony for a wide-ranging conversation about family, science, and environmental advocacy. Sarika shares her journey into marine biology and her new role as co-host of The Nature of Things, taking up the mantle after David’s retirement from the iconic series. Together, they ref…
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In this gripping episode, former Scottish police officers Bob and Rory recount their investigation into the mysterious death of Nigel Rannach, whose remains were found after three years. The officers were tasked with retrieving a toy Piglet, significant to Nigel's family, but instead uncovered unsettling evidence, including a used condom, multiple …
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In this deeply honest episode of The One Percent Podcast, I sit down with Sam Vause—ex-Army officer, operations leader, husband, father, and former client—to unpack what happens when the life you’re living no longer reflects the man you thought you were. Sam opens up about the slow slide that took him from disciplined and proud… to drifting, overwe…
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Paul Langlois shares his journey from a young music lover in Kingston, Ontario, to guitarist for one of Canada’s most iconic bands, The Tragically Hip. He reflects on the early days of the band, the deep bond he shared with frontman Gord Downie, and the emotional experience of their final tour together. Along the way, he opens up about life after t…
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Scottish Murders returns with an intriguing fictional case told by former Scottish police officers Bob and Rory from the podcast Code 21. The episode explores the mysterious death of Nigel Rannoch, whose skeletal remains were discovered in a tent in the Scottish Highlands, three years after he disappeared. Initially deemed a suicide, the investigat…
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In this powerful episode of The One Percent Podcast, I sit down with Tony Brown—a seasoned compliance consultant, father, and former client—who shares the life-altering journey that made him reevaluate everything. From lockdown burnout and unsustainable habits to a terrifying health scare that left him alone in a hospital bed thinking he might not …
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Ray Ferraro shares his journey from a young boy in Trail, British Columbia, to a successful NHL player and now a respected broadcaster. He reflects on his early influences, the challenges of transitioning to junior hockey, and the memorable moments of his NHL career, including playing alongside legends like Mark Messier. Along the way, he opens up …
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In this episode of The One Percent Podcast, I sit down with Michael Lambe, the MD of MLamb Construction, a civil engineering business turning over £100M with 600 employees. On paper, Michael was a success—leading a thriving business, raising a young family, and managing it all. But behind the scenes, things were slipping. After a knee operation and…
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In this episode of The Tony Parsons Show, Tony sits down with Canadian media personality Erin Cebula. They discuss Erin's journey from her humble beginnings in Aldergrove to becoming a prominent figure in television and travel writing. Erin shares her experiences in the entertainment industry, her friendship with Michael Bublé, and her work with Th…
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In this episode of The One Percent Podcast, I sit down with Dougie Todd, a partner in a London-based professional services firm, husband, and father. At 50, Dougie found himself stuck—low energy, declining fitness, and a feeling that life was just happening to him rather than being in control of it. Despite attempts at extreme diets and hardcore tr…
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In this conversation, Randy Bachman takes us through his musical journey—from his early days in Winnipeg to his rise as a rock icon with The Guess Who and Bachman-Turner Overdrive. He shares insights into his influences, the challenges he’s faced, including health struggles, and the evolution of his career. Bachman also reflects on the importance o…
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In this episode of The One Percent Podcast, I sit down with Rob Aberdein, an entrepreneurial lawyer, business consultant, and father of three, who—like many high-achievers—found himself caught in the relentless cycle of business growth, family commitments, and personal neglect. Once a competitive athlete, Rob’s fitness and self-care took a backseat…
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In this inspiring conversation, Rick Hansen shares his journey from a young boy with dreams of athleticism to a Canadian hero known for his resilience and advocacy for people with disabilities. He recounts his idyllic childhood, the life-altering accident that left him paralyzed, and how he found purpose through sports and the Paralympics. Hansen r…
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Season 2 of The Tony Parsons Show launches on March 11th! In this new season, Tony Parsons continues his journey of meaningful conversations with inspiring people—but with a deeper focus on Canada. This podcast is about us—our resilience, creativity, and the voices that shape our country. Tony sits down with changemakers, storytellers, artists, and…
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In this episode of The One Percent Podcast, I sit down with Tom Yoxall, an international business development professional who, by all accounts, had it all—thriving career, family, and success on paper. But behind the scenes, Tom was stuck in a cycle of mediocrity, coasting through life and using alcohol as a crutch to numb the discomfort of not sh…
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In this episode of The One Percent Podcast, I sit down with Steve Farrell, a former client and long-time alumni of the program. Steve, a partner in a professional services firm, opens up about the struggles that led him to seek change—post-COVID burnout, unhealthy habits, and a growing disconnect between his outward success and internal reality. Th…
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Mike Lashmar, Co-Founder & NED in hospitality and independant hotels, was no stranger to hard work. Building a business, managing a career, and raising a family—he was pushing full throttle. But despite his success, something was off. He was drained, unfocused, and running on fumes. In this episode of The One Percent, Mike shares how he flipped the…
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In this episode of The One Percent podcast, I sit down with Alistair Dornan, former client and CRO at Gallagher, to discuss why real, lasting change doesn’t come from grinding harder or chasing balance—it comes from having a framework that works for you. Despite a successful career and a great family life on the surface, Alistair found himself stuc…
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Rick and CR "Like" and comment to find out more about the social media influencer Tarra Quinn. Known on social channels as HighItsTarra tells the boys how she went from eyelashes to eating in her car for complete strangers! There was cannabis involved, but it's not what you think. They also found out about her family trip to get tattoos, the origin…
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In this episode of The One Percent, I sit down with Mark Davis, founder of the creative agency Me and Dave, father, and busy professional juggling life’s many demands. Mark opens up about how, despite outward success, he felt his life was spiralling out of control—struggling to balance work, relationships, and his own well-being. We discuss how sma…
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Chef Kevin Snell brings a bottle of hooch to Kitchen Studios and talks with the 2 Many Cooks boys about his journey from tech school stoner to tech school executive chef! He tells how setting fires in his back yard lead to a James Beard nomination in the year of covid and how covid lead to rearranging his priorites. Rick shares a story of Chef Snel…
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In this episode of The One Percent, I’m joined by Matt Bull, a business coach and father of three from Leicestershire, who shares his inspiring journey through my coaching program. Matt opens up about the struggle of feeling stuck despite outward success and how he broke free from the “all-or-nothing” mindset. We discuss the power of small, consist…
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Send us a text In this special recap episode of Real Zero, hosts Professor Hugh Montgomery and Dr. Daniel Grant reflect on the highlights, lessons, and urgent themes from Season 1. They discuss the growing climate crisis, from the latest scientific findings to the stark realities of political and economic inaction. However, the episode is also fill…
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In this episode of The One Percent, we dive into the hidden challenges faced by successful men. From the pressure to maintain perfection to the isolation that comes with ambition, we uncover the silent struggles that often go unnoticed. Through candid conversation and actionable insights, we explore how to break the cycle and create a life of balan…
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Chef Tyler Whitson never landed a coveted line cook job at Garfield's, but he has cooked in some very impressive kitchens. He sets down with Rick and CR to spill the beans on how a marathon of "Unwrapped" set fire to his culinary career. His troubles with driving to work and staying awake at The Pioneer Woman's popular mercantile, and the joys of h…
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After knowing Chef Nate Christenson for several years Rick and CR learn of his outlaw youth, how it lead him to chilly reception from Alaskan locals, and how he escaped the frigid North with only the "Theme From Shaft" to keep him company. Nate tells of the generosity he witnessed from Weird Al and paints a colorful portrait of his culinary career …
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In this inaugural episode of The One Percent, I sit down with John Andrews, Partner and Head of the London Office at JMW Solicitors, to discuss his transformative journey in The One Percent coaching program. John opens up about the challenges of balancing a demanding career, family life, and personal health, and how small, consistent changes have h…
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Send us a text In this episode of Real Zero, hosts Professor Hugh Montgomery and Dr. Daniel Grant speak with Tom Parsons, Director at Good Energy, about the critical role of renewable energy in combating climate change. They explore how switching to genuine green energy suppliers, installing solar panels, and adopting heat pumps can significantly r…
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It's the Season 2 Premier, and who better to have on the show than Rick Shaw's lifelong best friend of like 6 months, Sheamus Feeley! The 2 Many Cooks guys explain that inside joke and find out Chef Feeley is just a humble kid from Arkansas that grew up to kick ass in the culinary world. They find out how he decided to open Noche, one the "New York…
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Send us a text In this episode of Real Zero, hosts Professor Hugh Montgomery and Dr. Daniel Grant are joined by Paul Newnham — global climate expert and head of the SDG2 Advocacy Hub, Chef’s Manifesto, and host of the Future Fork podcast. Together, they dive into the critical intersection of climate change and global food systems, exploring how ris…
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Send us a text In this episode of Real Zero, hosts Professor Hugh Montgomery and Dr. Daniel Grant sit down with Tony Burdon, CEO of Make My Money Matter, to explore how your financial choices — from your bank account to your pension — can either drive or mitigate the climate crisis. Tony shares insights into the systemic issues in the financial wor…
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True Crime Podcasters Roundtable hosts Adam and Paul are joined by guests Dawn and Naomi to explore the intricacies of true crime podcasting. The discussion covers the ethical responsibilities of narrating sensitive cases, the influence of listener feedback, and the delicate balance between humour and respect for victims. The panel also examines th…
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This episode of Scotland Then explores newspaper stories from February 1966, offering a glimpse into Scottish life during that time. Dawn recounts tales from various publications, including the closure of the Deeside Railway, a controversial homicide case, and a dramatic petrol tanker fire in East Kilbride. The episode also highlights technological…
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Send us a text In this episode of Real Zero, hosts Professor Hugh Montgomery and Dr. Daniel Grant speak with Professor Paul Ekins, an expert in environmental economics and energy systems, about the urgent need to transition away from fossil fuels and the economic challenges we face in achieving this goal. They discuss the stark reality that we have…
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Former colleagues from The News Hour on BCTV/Global (fomerly CHAN-TV) join Tony to reminisce over their experiences together. Enjoy a trip down memory lane with News Broadcaster/Journalist Pamela Martin, News Director Cameron Bell and Weatherman Wayne Cox. It’s safe to say that The News Hour on BCTV/Global was the second most-watched local televisi…
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This episode focuses on the unsolved 1966 murder of David McMenigall in Edinburgh, exploring the case details, David McMenigall’s lifestyle, the night of his murder, and subsequent police investigations. The episode highlights the focus being on David McMenigall’s personal life in media coverage and discusses the potential murder weapon - a Ford Mu…
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Send us a text Welcome to the first episode of Real Zero! In this inaugural episode, co-hosts Dr. Daniel Grant and Professor Hugh Montgomery set the stage for the series by exploring the urgent realities of climate change. Dr. Grant, with a curious mind but limited knowledge on the topic, interviews Professor Montgomery — a leading climate expert, …
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