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Oct 27, 2026

Stephen J. PeakPANELIST
16:06
That's pathetic.
Stephen J. PeakPANELIST
16:07
My family in Yorkshire were builders and plumbers.
Stephen J. PeakPANELIST
16:10
I'm the only, I think, the only lawyer I know in the generational family structure.
Mark FineHOST
16:16
So...
Giles AldersonHOST
30:37
We go, how can we make our films ourselves? How do we speak to private investors? How do we raise money and make sure that their investors are getting it back? Or certainly that is our business plan and how that works is that is your return on investment and how it works.
Giles AldersonHOST
30:51
There is public funding and there is from Screen Yorkshire, if you're filming there or you're from there, which I am, or the Screen Scotland and the Screen Ireland.
Giles AldersonHOST
30:58
Yeah.
Giles AldersonHOST
30:59
Now, on that as well, especially with Northern Ireland now, you can do your post-production in Northern Ireland.
Giles AldersonHOST
32:55
Again, I suppose they've got their reputation.
Giles AldersonHOST
32:57
I know I'm playing devil's advocate a little bit here.
Giles AldersonHOST
32:59
Again, I've had nothing from these public funders, and especially when we're shooting Three Day Millionaire, pretty much in Yorkshire, and we didn't get the backing there, which I spent two years on emails.
Giles AldersonHOST
33:10
And I love them.
Matt ShawHOST
15:04
Yeah.
Matt ShawHOST
15:06
And then you go one, one Yorkshire, one Lancashire.
Matt ShawHOST
15:09
I was going to say Hull.
Matt ShawHOST
15:11
Um, because Leeds had an Ashes test.
Phil CaplanHOST
22:40
Brian McDonagh was talking about that.
Phil CaplanHOST
22:42
When was the last time England Knights played? England Academy playing a Yorkshire-Lancashire game is absolute bollocks.
Phil CaplanHOST
22:51
When was the last time we played the
Richard Shaw-WrightHOST
22:52
junior Kiwis

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Richard Shaw-WrightHOST
46:54
I hope people enjoyed that indulgence.
Richard Shaw-WrightHOST
46:56
We've got to learn from history.
Richard Shaw-WrightHOST
47:00
Got to ring back Lancashire-Yorkshire, Gary.
Richard Shaw-WrightHOST
47:04
Three match and then play on a Wednesday when they used to.
Georgina Leigh-PembertonGUEST
9:04
But then I started working with consumer brands in design.
Georgina Leigh-PembertonGUEST
9:08
And then I'd love it when I went to somebody's house and you get the milk out of the fridge and you see a bottle of Heinz tomato ketchup that you worked on or you know that people love Yorkshire tea and they would never drink another brand.
Georgina Leigh-PembertonGUEST
9:20
And the role that box and I have the pleasure and privilege of working with Yorkshire tea.
Georgina Leigh-PembertonGUEST
9:25
The role of that box, the relationship people have with the Yorkshire landscape on the Yorkshire tea box is so profound.
Georgina Leigh-PembertonGUEST
9:35
And there was a sort of seed of that planted when I was at Ogilvy working with these design agencies.
Georgina Leigh-PembertonGUEST
9:40
And I thought, God, I'd never thought about where actual brands come from.
AshleyHOST
43:03
It makes for an incredibly confusing and complicated period of English history and researching it is not for the faint of heart, especially when it comes to incidents such as the one I'm about to tell you about.
AshleyHOST
43:15
And so, in September of last year, I was researching rebel companies raised primarily from the west riding of Yorkshire.
AshleyHOST
43:24
People joined up with the parliamentarians for a variety of reasons, but some joined out of sheer religious zealotry, believing Charles I was a representative of the literal Antichrist in the form of the Roman Pope.
AshleyHOST
43:38
These men were often called Puritans, and in contrast to the long ringlets worn by royalists, they wore hairstyles so short that they were nicknamed roundheads.
AshleyHOST
47:34
and the letter notes with disgust that the Barmby occupants were cruelly put to the sword and its buildings burned to the ground.
AshleyHOST
47:42
But while its mention is the only one I could locate within royalist archives, the letter isn't the only contemporary source which mentions Barmby-on-the-Marsh.
AshleyHOST
47:53
After looking up everything I could find which mentioned the village, I found a series of letters written between two members of the Yorkshire clergy.
AshleyHOST
48:01
I learned that a church tithe collector had been dispatched to Barnby to collect contributions, but had since failed to return.
AshleyHOST
63:59
He was expelled from several schools throughout his teenage years.
AshleyHOST
64:02
To straighten him out, Charles' father sent him to an extremely strict, upper-class boarding school in the English county of Yorkshire.
AshleyHOST
64:10
Charles' paternal uncle was one of the school's science teachers and it was hoped that being taken under his wing would improve his behavior.
AshleyHOST
64:19
Instead, Charles only got worse.
Luke MazzaferroGUEST
38:36
I think it was originated from his own father.
Luke MazzaferroGUEST
38:40
John Parkinson, who sort of had an affinity with Australians and likened Australians to sort of sun-kissed Yorkshiremen.
Luke MazzaferroGUEST
38:47
But when Parkey did arrive here, he was really surprised at how he suddenly felt, on the other side of the world, he felt at home and that he actually felt more comfortable here than he did in the UK because of the class system and because of those working class people.
Luke MazzaferroGUEST
39:02
roots and he didn't go to university.
Will BeckettGUEST
6:22
But You know, in the old days, me and Hugh would talk to Tim Wilson, who was the guy who farmed all the longhorn that we used in that first restaurant.
Will BeckettGUEST
6:34
And we would go up and down to Levesham in Yorkshire from time to time and spend time on the farm.
Will BeckettGUEST
6:40
And that was amazing.
Will BeckettGUEST
6:41
And now we work with this big network of farms.
JohnnyHOST
10:40
After a 0-0 draw with Leighton Ording, Duff's first game in charge, Bradford have claimed a 2-0 victory over Stevenage before playing out back-to-back goalless draws away against Burton and Oxford, leaving them third in the league one table.
JohnnyHOST
10:54
The Yorkshire outfit has now gone 11 consecutive matches without a defeat and will also certainly take confidence that fact they've won each of their last three home meetings with Peterborough.
JohnnyHOST
11:09
Peterborough, including a two-note since when the sides faced off in August.
JohnnyHOST
11:17
Then we've got more words.

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