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Nov 1, 2026

Morgan GlazierGUEST
4:03
I don't run for a running club.
Morgan GlazierGUEST
4:04
When I was younger, I used to run for Harrogate Harriers, but I stopped doing that probably when I was about 13 or 14.
Max StuartHOST
4:12
What do you do for a living currently?
Morgan GlazierGUEST
4:17
So I've just started working in a cafe, a local cafe in Harrogate.
Morgan GlazierGUEST
4:24
So I finished uni last year, went travelling and now I've come back.
Morgan GlazierGUEST
4:29
I'm hopefully going to look for a job with my degree, but while I'm looking for jobs yeah i'm just working in a cafe cooking food making drinks it's good fun yeah

24 MINS LATER

Sarah PageHOST
29:03
yeah.
Max StuartHOST
29:04
Who's your football team?
Dave DixonHOST
5:18
My memory says you were born in Knaresborough.
John CampbellGUEST
5:20
Yes, Harrogate, but lived in Knaresborough.
John CampbellGUEST
5:23
That's right.
Dave DixonHOST
5:24
So you're still in there somewhere.
Nick PageHOST
7:59
He needs his bed.
Nick PageHOST
8:01
But I'm going to, well, firstly, we're going to Harrogate, which I understand is in Yorkshire.
Nick PageHOST
8:09
My wife is in a choir and there's a big choir competition this weekend.
Nick PageHOST
8:13
So I'm going to accompany her.
Jack Pitt-BrookeHOST
3:38
Leeds is picking up, but we want a packed room.
Jack Pitt-BrookeHOST
3:41
So if you live in Manchester, Bradford, Sheffield, Wakefield, Huddersfield, Harrogate, Castleford, York, Or anywhere on the Smith or Horncastle family estates in Yorkshire, please come to the live show.
Jack Pitt-BrookeHOST
3:59
We promise it will be worth your while.
Jack Pitt-BrookeHOST
4:01
Ticket links are in the podcast description.
Robert KushnerHOST
1:31
Welcome to this program titled Shared Voices, The Patient Journey in Obesity-Linked Liver Disease.
Robert KushnerHOST
1:38
Joining me today are Sarah LeBlanc, Director of All About Obesity and Harrogate in the UK, and Dr. Jonathan Hazlehurst, Consultant Endocrinologist and Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the University of Birmingham.
Robert KushnerHOST
1:52
Welcome, Sarah and Jonathan.
Sarah LeBlancGUEST
1:54
Thank you very much.
Stephen KellyGUEST
5:58
I was in like prep college and I was laying and plastering and all that type of stuff.
Stephen KellyGUEST
6:02
And when I got to that time where I was old enough to join the military, I ended up joining the Army Foundation College, which was up in Harrogate.
Stephen KellyGUEST
6:09
So I went up there and done a year in basic training because I was still 16.
Stephen KellyGUEST
6:14
I done a year in the Army College and It just set me on the right path.
John PearseGUEST
10:51
But in addition to that, I'm a committee member with the North Yorkshire Bat Group and we do conservation work.
John PearseGUEST
10:56
And that relationship from the North Yorkshire Bat Group is a relationship that we developed with one of the RHS sites in Harrogate, which is the Harlow Carr.
Dan CockerCORRESPONDENT
11:05
It's been a really successful
John PearseGUEST
11:07
relationship and it's one that we're developing and it's looking very positive.
Ben DarwinHOST
82:03
So, tomorrow night, Thursday the 29th of October at the Milton Rooms in Malton, you've got Bison Hip as part of Rydell Blues Club.
Ben DarwinHOST
82:09
At the Blues Bar in Harrogate, you've got the Ashton Sherlock Band.
Ben DarwinHOST
82:12
And at the Duck and Drake in Leeds, you've got Jacob Beckwith and Nick Spark Band, two absolutely tied geniuses together.
Ben DarwinHOST
82:19
So, that should be amazing.
Ben DarwinHOST
82:20
at the Domino Club in Leeds at 10 o'clock you've got Louie Louie Louie Friday the 30th at the Steelies in Hartlepool you've got Man of the World the music of Peter Green at the Blues Bar you've got Supercell and at the Duck and Drake in Leeds you've got Mick McConnell and Blue Thunder we'll actually be playing an album track later from Mick's new album is that possibly one that you're on? I don't know yet I don't know we'll see at the Blues Bar in Eaglescliff you've got Pigs Ear and at 7 o'clock at the Domino I've made a Pigs Ear of that to be honest with you the Domino R&B band are on at the Domino Club in Leeds Saturday the 31st where it's all spooky and that Jed Thomas playing at the Blues Bar in Harrogate Sunday the 1st at the Blues Bar you've got 3 o'clock Them Crows 6 o'clock Mutual Suspects and the Ed Balls Band are on at 9 o'clock coming up beyond that the Three Tons in York next week on Thursday the 5th DC Blues playing yay DC Blues are also playing at the Blackhall Navian Club in Hartlepool on the 6th, the day after as well.
Ben DarwinHOST
83:23
Somewhere.
Ben DarwinHOST
83:23
Yeah, sort of.
Ben DarwinHOST
83:45
Friday the 13th at the Forum in Darlington, you've got the Milkmen, part of Darlington Rock and Blues Club.
MatthewHOST
0:01
Welcome back to the Blues Notebook.
MatthewHOST
0:03
How are your heads after last night? It was an unbelievable game against Harrogate last night.
MatthewHOST
0:11
We're recording it the day after.
MatthewHOST
0:12
We'll break that down.
MatthewHOST
2:29
And for any other club, that would be one of the greatest home fixtures in their history.
MatthewHOST
2:33
But we've got Jimmy Glass.
MatthewHOST
2:35
So it's just another... immense night to add to the long list of immense nights that Carlisle United have had at Brunton Park but I think that ranks quite highly and it's broken the hoodoo that Harrogate have over us as well and it just adds another piece to the puzzle
Jon ColmanHOST
2:51
yeah it does yeah I mean breaking that hoodoo was never going to be done just with a quite an uneventful you know one nil win where nothing really happens and it's you know you'd have taken that of course if everyone had offered you that night before you've taken it but it just feels quite fittingly Carlisle United to have done it in the most surreal uh, scarcely believable, uh, way possible.
JonnyHOST
41:08
I mean, Halifax play Yeovil at half 12.
JonnyHOST
41:13
Harrogate have been beaten, I believe, by Carlisle, rather embarrassingly by, what, nine men, 3-0, something like that.
JonnyHOST
41:19
So... they've got Forest Green away so they've dropped off this season Forest Green since the departure of Goldilocks Robbie Savage but then you've got Altrincham versus Carlisle as well so there's another game that both of them teams can't win so we're going to start to see some movement around that area especially as we go into winter and these these games kind of get cancelled and then get rescheduled.
JonnyHOST
41:43
And this is really the part of the season as we get November, December, January, February, where it does start to get interesting and naturally Altrincham just drop off a cliff, which he can clip up because I'm confident that they always do every season.

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