Mikey Williams will play Seymour in Congleton Musical Theatre's "Little Shop of Horrors"at the Daneside Theatre (21-25 Oct). Here he talks about the show, his fellow cast members and the Von Trapp family of Congleton (the director, choreographer, actors, singers!) and of course the Audreys!

Today Des talks to Juliette Boland, Community Outreach Officer for West Cheshire Credit Union and Juliette discusses how the Credit Union supports the local community and some of the key benefits of using a credit union instead of a bank.

Listen to this podcast episode for a handy recap of our most read catastrophe bond, insurance-linked securities and alternative reinsurance capital news, from the week-ending July 6th 2025. Listen to a recap of our most read catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) news of the last week. As we continue to experiment with artificial intelligence tools, we hope this summary provides an easy way to listen to a recap of some of last week's top stories. This week we covered the fact the

Welcome to Episode 401 of The Cigar Hustlers Podcast. This week we’re diving into the biggest stories making headlines: MrBeast gets slapped with a lawsuit from Spalding over “The Beast” trademark, Taylor Swift breaks the internet with her surprise debut on the New Heights podcast, and Hurricane Erin makes history as the first Category 5 of the season. We’ll also catch you up on cigar industry news, from Arturo Fuente shaking up international distribution to Cigars International expanding into new

The Cat's Kev Watson spoke with Bethany Gail and Sandie Laughlin about the Nantwich Player's upcoming production of "Nora A Dolls House" by Stef Smith (after Henrik Ibsen). In its time Ibsen's play was 'shocking and exhilarating' and this modern retelling has 3 Noras. I was intrigued as the award winning director outlined her approach to this classic. It sounds wonderful. Have a listen and you can decide.

The SEC’s Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT) just suffered a major legal blow. ICAN’s Nick Morgan is joined by Jennifer Schulp—frequent SEC Roundup co-host and Cato Institute financial regulation expert—along with ASA CEO Chris Iacovella, to unpack the 11th Circuit’s rebuke of the CAT’s funding model and what it means for investor privacy, surveillance, and SEC overreach.

The Cat's Kev Watson spoke with creatives and cast from "Hot Flush" which plays at the Harlequin Theatre in Northwich 10-13th Sept, 2025. They discussed their parts, the joy and poignancy the show and why poor Matty has a bob on his hands. Have a listen it's a fun listen.

summaryIn this episode of Real Pet Industry News, Clayton Payne and Sam discuss the recent acquisition of Poppy and Ted by Vale Pet Foods, the challenges facing the pet retail market, the launch of Arden Grange's new vet care range, and the viability of veterinary prescription diets in a competitive landscape. The conversation highlights the complexities of the pet industry, including consumer behavior, market trends, and the impact of economic cycles on retail performance.takeawaysVale Pet Foods

Submit your stock picks here: ausbiz.co/callpicksDavid Lane from Ord Minnett and Zach Riaz from Banyantree Investment Group go in-depth and stock specific on ‘the call.’Dicker Data (DDR) v Macquarie Technology (MAQ)a2 Milk (A2M)Monadelphous Group (MND)Civmec (CVL)Redox (RDX)Qantas Airways (QAN)Catapult (CAT)Centuria Office REIT (COF)Deterra Royalties (DRR)Beach Energy (BPT)Stock of the day: Lendlease (LLC) to listen go to https://ausbiz.co/STODGet your stock pick to the front of the queue by

We speak with Dr. Ayodele Nzinga, Oakland’s Poet Laureate, cultural architect, and an advocate for the arts as a tool for social transformation. Known as the “wordslanger,” Dr. Nzinga has spent decades building spaces where Black creativity thrives and where the stories, struggles, and triumphs of the community are given voice. In this conversation, Dr. Nzinga will share her journey, her vision for Oakland’s cultural future, and her role in shaping BAMBDfest, the Black Arts Movement Business

Link to YT videoPeople use AI (SUNO, UDIO) to create songs comprised of real musicians' copy-protected works. It's blatant copyright infringement, hidden by laundering copyrights so they can't be traced to the original owners. Here is what you need to know:Money LaunderingAl Capone used to run money made from bootlegging and other crimes through laundromats to 'clean' money, make it legitimate, so that nobody could trace it back to the original 'dirty' crime money. Thus the term 'money laundering'

InsuranceAsia News editor-in-chief Mithun Varkey is joined in the newsroom by deputy editor Andrew Mullen and Joan Nguyen to discuss the stories shaping the region’s(re)insurance markets. Our special interview is with Joel Pridmore, CEO at Frontier Global Underwriting, focusing on the financial lines market in the Asia Pacific as well as emerging risks like cyber and crypto. Topics include a wrap of the latest on the July 1 renewals, nat cat events in Australia, New Zealand China, some exclusive

summaryIn this episode, Clayton and Sam discuss the evolving landscape of the pet food industry, focusing on Bella and Duke's strategic shift towards veterinary practices, Untamed's supermarket debut, and the challenges faced by Purina in a changing market. They explore the implications of these developments for independent retailers and the overall pet nutrition landscape.takeawaysBella and Duke is trying to penetrate veterinary practices more aggressively.Sam expresses his discontent with Bella

Kriske Business dives into bizarre Florida man stories, including a criminal's escape plan and humorous theft incidents. A lightning strike mishap during a fireworks show sparks discussions on event management. A surfer shares a funny encounter with a shark, while a unique prison case raises questions about regulations. The myth of knuckle cracking causing arthritis is debunked, and a humorous cat story adds to the fun. The show wraps up with engaging trivia.

On this episode of Stock Movers:- Palantir (PLTR) shares rise after the company reported a 48% increase in revenue, citing the “astonishing impact” of AI. US government revenue climbed 53% while revenue from commercial contracts rose 93% for the year.- Caterpillar (CAT) shares fall after the company missed on EPS results as tariffs are biting into profitability. The company projected a net impact from incremental tariffs of around $1.3 billion to $1.5 billion for the full year. - Hims

Republicans’ newly passed tax and spending law makes good on a promise President Trump made over and over on the campaign trail: No Tax on Tips and Overtime. But the change likely won’t have the drastic impact many workers think it will. Marketplace’s Kristin Schwab joins us on the show today to break down the nuts and bolts of how the tax breaks will work and how American workers and businesses could be affected. Plus, Kimberly’s cat Artax makes an appearance.Here’s everything we talked

Jake and his new co-host Cat Hartley sit down to discuss two subjects that Cat is passionate about, the inevitability of AI and the lack of a major third party presence.Official Podcast of the Libertarian Party of Georgia, airing Mondays @ 8PM EasternA weekly podcast hosted by Jake Green & Cat Hartley that focuses on the state of Georgia. From politics, to news, to business, to culture, Jake, Cat, and their guests highlight stories from around the state to shed light on little-known issues,

Animal News features an East-End gangster raven, a singing cat and an emotionally available sheep, all of which has Callum Leslie in stitches! Greg enlists the songwriting services of amateur lyricist, Becky, as she enlightens fellow listener, Sarah's experience, of swallowing a fly! Plus, bride and groom-to-be, Maisie and Olly go head-to-head in the final of Yesterday's Quiz, Kelsey plays a fun round of Wrong 'Uns! and Greg settles some unfinished business with yesterday's edition of Is It Just Us

$2 billion is lost to streaming fraud each year, representing about 7-10% of total streaming royalties, and growing.Streamfarms, consisting of AI bots, and more likely people in developing countries PRETENDING TO BE AI BOTS, are paid to rapidly inflate the number of streams of a song, as well as likes, follows, and playlists, pushing both human and fake artists to the top.Other artists find market visibility to be monopolised by fraudsters and mediocre music. It's already been hard to break through,