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Brought up by his single mom to a musical, church-going family, Roderick’s first instrument – a snare drum – arrived in its JC Penney cardboard box, which he carried the drum around in until they found a second-hand case in a pawn shop. While training to become a music teacher, a professor suggested he become a conductor, something he had never dreamed of as being possible. This pivotal moment was the push he needed to shift the focus of his ambition, and Roderick is now an acclaimed, award-winning conductor working all over the world. Alongside his conducting work, his initiative, the Roderick Cox Music Initiative, provides scholarships for young musicians of colour from underrepresented communities, allowing them to pay for instruments, music lessons, and summer camps – minus the cardboard box.

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Lake Awoonga is back! The floods of 2010-11 that severely depleted the numbers of large barramundi in this system are a distant memory and the fishery is booming. 

That doesn't mean that the fish come easily though. Local angler, journalist and former charter operator Roderick Walmsley explains the when, where and how of targeting the mighty barra in Awoonga.

Full show notes: https://doclures.com/lake-awoonga-barramundi-roderick-walmsley/

Cornwall's maritime might and strategic coastal location made it far from remote when it came to D-Day operations. Find out how the county experienced an invasion of its own - from thousands of American GIs. Hear which celebrities visited soldiers at Bodmin Keep during training for the Normandy Landings. And discover how a sleepy Cornish village was transformed forever after being chosen as an embarkation point by troops leaving Britain to liberate France from the Nazis.

Musician/Podcaster John Roderick. Get details on the "Friendly Fire" pod live tour @JohnRoderick on Twitter.

Michael Roderick is a founder, speaker, and connector with an insatiable level of curiosity about the world. He works with clients to curate, extend, and leverage their existing networks for the purpose of getting higher paid engagements, speaking opportunities, and becoming thought leaders in their industry.

We our Christchurch. This podcast is about filling in the blanks, asking further questions and joining the dots between the gospel and all of life so that Christchurch can more and more be a church together, to make Christ known to all.

In this episode, we meet Neil Tallamy. 

Neil is senior pastor of Baglan Community Church and is preaching at Christchurch Newport on March 17.

Almost a decade before there was Die Hard, there was Nothing Lasts Forever. While it sounds like a lost James Bond film, it's actually the book that Die Hard was based on. That's right – Die Hard was based on a book. Roderick Thorp was a crime novelist who met success with 1966's The Detective, which first spawned a movie adaptation, and then a sequel: Nothing Lasts Forever. Simone and special in-studio guest Daniel Walker (who is special because he actually read the damn book) discuss the life of Roderick Thorp, the origins of Nothing Lasts Forever, and how the movie aligns with – and deviates from – the book that inspired it.

Let us know what you think! Drop us a line at diehardwithapodcast@gmail.com, or visit our site at www.diehardwithapodcast.com

Links

• ScreenRant: Brake Director Talks Making "Die Hard in the Trunk of a Car"
• Star Trek: The Next Generation's own take on Die Hard with the episode "Starship Mine"
• Trailer for the movie version of The Detective
• The Dollop's episode on the Symbionese Liberation Army

Source Links

• AV Club, The novel that inspired Die Hard has its structure, but none of its holiday spirit
• Kirkus Reviews, Nothing Lasts Forever review
• Los Angeles Times, Obituary: Roderick Thorp; Writer of 'Die Hard,' 'The Detective'
• New York Times, Obituary: Roderick Thorp, 62, a Detective Turned Popular Crime Novelist
• NY Daily News, Before Bruce Willis' ‘Die Hard’ there was the book ‘Nothing Lasts Forever’ 
• SlashFilm, Nothing Lasts Forever: Comparing ‘Die Hard’ to the 1979 Novel That Inspired It
• The Daily Beast, Seriously, ‘Die Hard’ Was a Novel Before It Was a Movie and a Good One
• The Hollywood Reporter, Novel That Inspired 'Die Hard' Returns to Print After 20 Years
• Writer's Bone, Tough Guy Lit: Roderick Thorp's Nothing Lasts Forever

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The Nasty Boys are back in town for this week's podcast as Jake from Never-Nervous.com and Sean sit down to talk about NXT TAKEOVER: WARGAMES and WWE SURVIVOR SERIES. Listen as they make their predictions on who will be victorious, who will get the shmaz, which wrestlers they'd like to see return, and what we will all be in store for in this hallowed weekend of professional wrestling. Also, we talk about Hulk Hogan's return, WWE Crown Jewel, Evolution, and more! Get ready to lay the smack down this week on the Sean Vs. Wild Podcast!

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Eric Poulin, host of the political podcast The People's Soapbox, takes a look at the classic 1988 action movie Die Hard, asking what its development and continued popularity tell us American cultural--both then and now.

Also, Eric and I discover something shady as we're preparing the episode to air...

This is the first part of a double feature on action movies and American culture (and one piece of a half-season mini-arc concerning the ethics of adaptation).

The Moors invade Spain in what will be a lightning affair. They are soon poised to attack France. But as the Islamic Expansion continues, it begins to face serious threats both domestic and foreign. 

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Ken Plume has another chat with musician John Roderick, about sea kings, seafairs, hydroplaning, introverts, nautical sashes, frat grunge, and selfish eagles.

This week Roger, Gene, and Dick cook up the perfect receipt for a delicious 1980’s cinematic treat. With all the key ingredients on hand:  a cop trapped inside a high-rise, a team of desperate terrorists, an iconic villain with brains and panache, and a group of hostages including the cop's estranged wife and you've got yourself the classic 1998 Die Hard.

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DPPOD - Roderick Kempton (aka Wally Kempton and Wally Meanie), of The Meanies, Even and X, and also of Cheersquad management, talks to DPPOD. Wally talks of his music beginnings, booking bands in Melbourne, becoming the bass player in the Meanies and Even, managing bands and the struggles of managing too many bands at once, and how he recently got asked to join X.

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