George
Appearances
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Sports Event
My fake name is George. Yes. Okay.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Sports Event
I'm in LA. I'm in Calabasas, Woodland Hills area. Okay, and you have avoided?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Sports Event
Yeah, we're okay. We were surrounded by the evacuation zones. I've got 10-month-old twins, so we evacuated for their air quality. That was our first time leaving with the baby, so it was intense. But other than that, we're safe. We're back home. Everyone's happy, so it's good.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Sports Event
I went to UCLA. This is at a UCLA football game. UCLA versus USC.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Sports Event
It was at the Rose Bowl. Okay, so the year before, UCLA lost to USC 50-0. Oh, my. We usually always lose. But so this year, this was our chance. It was at the Rose Bowl, so it's packed. So we're at the student section. Incredible game. It kind of goes down to the wire. Three minutes left. It's getting clear we're going to win. At the UCLA student section, there's no assigned seating.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Sports Event
You can make your way to the front if you're there early. So I was front row with my three friends, and then everyone just starts chanting, of course. Thank you.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Sports Event
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much.
Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
Möchtest du ein grafisches Beispiel von etwas, das sie mir einmal gesagt hat?
Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
Okay, eines Tages war ich in der Staffel und sie war am anderen Ende. Und sie rief plötzlich über das Zimmer und ich erkannte, dass sie versucht hat, meine Aufmerksamkeit zu bekommen. Sie schrie. Hey, was machst du mit deinen Händen unter dem Tisch? Was war sie insinuierend? Nun, sehr offensichtlich war es, dass du masturbierst.
Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
I've heard similar stories about Miss Bowen from some of the former pupils I've spoken to.
Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
Yeah, I'd probably agree with you on that.
Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
There were members of staff who were concerned. And I know there were some women in the English department who would have been unhappy with what Miss Bowen was doing. They were trying to help her. I know that's very...
Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
I guess you could call me a coward, but... I don't want my former colleagues to think badly of me. There's a closing of ranks, then and now. I mean, I think the school was terrible if they allowed Miss Bowen to go on and teach for 35 years.
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 33: Locusts, Darkness, and Death of the Firstborn (2025)
Coming to ABC and Hulu. Amanda Riley was a mother, wife, speaker at her church. And then she got diagnosed with cancer. A beloved young Christian woman fighting a battle undeserved. We thought she was God's gift, but she was a liar.
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 33: Locusts, Darkness, and Death of the Firstborn (2025)
Oh. Mimi. It's Mimi's shirt. It's Mimi. It's Mimi and it says bad bitch at the bottom.
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 33: Locusts, Darkness, and Death of the Firstborn (2025)
Yeah. And you've been lying to me.
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 33: Locusts, Darkness, and Death of the Firstborn (2025)
Okay, here's my last one.
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 33: Locusts, Darkness, and Death of the Firstborn (2025)
Oh, my God. Immediate divorce.
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 33: Locusts, Darkness, and Death of the Firstborn (2025)
She's just like, okay, yes, that happened. But this one I promise is real.
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 33: Locusts, Darkness, and Death of the Firstborn (2025)
Remember that? I was like, this is the best story I've ever heard in my life.
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 33: Locusts, Darkness, and Death of the Firstborn (2025)
From the number one smash hit podcast. It was only a matter of time until Amanda's whole world came tumbling down. You're not going to believe this. Scamanda.
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 33: Locusts, Darkness, and Death of the Firstborn (2025)
Thankfully. God. I know.
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 33: Locusts, Darkness, and Death of the Firstborn (2025)
I've got some fucking moves. There we go.
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 33: Locusts, Darkness, and Death of the Firstborn (2025)
Hello and welcome to My Favorite Murder. That's George, the mini-sode. Yeah.
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Day 33: Locusts, Darkness, and Death of the Firstborn (2025)
What? Nuns playing Ultimate Frisbee. They're like, you absolutely have to. You have to pray. Jesus loves Ultimate Frisbee.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
58: Horley in Bloom, art at The Belfry, an unusual happy 40th… and more
And that was the first place outdoor scenes and activities photography category. Thank you very much indeed for talking to us, Rajesh.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
58: Horley in Bloom, art at The Belfry, an unusual happy 40th… and more
the chair of the Hawley in Bloom competition. It's councillor Mike George.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
58: Horley in Bloom, art at The Belfry, an unusual happy 40th… and more
How long have you been involved with Hawley in Bloom now?
The Planet Reigate Podcast
58: Horley in Bloom, art at The Belfry, an unusual happy 40th… and more
It's really good to see the little ones getting involved now, the primary school kids.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
58: Horley in Bloom, art at The Belfry, an unusual happy 40th… and more
When you walk or drive around the town, it is a very colourful place, isn't it? The holly and blue. Really, people seem to enter into the spirit of it all.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
58: Horley in Bloom, art at The Belfry, an unusual happy 40th… and more
The Mayor of Reigate and Banstead, Councillor Eddie Humphries. This is quite an amazing event, isn't it?
The Planet Reigate Podcast
58: Horley in Bloom, art at The Belfry, an unusual happy 40th… and more
Fiona Stimson. She's the Hawley in Bloom administrator. And it's down to her, all this hard work, much of it anyway, is down to Fiona.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
58: Horley in Bloom, art at The Belfry, an unusual happy 40th… and more
It must keep you very busy, all of you.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
I'm George W. Gray and it's the British Art Foundation.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
Oh, serving customers. We'll start my 25th year next week. It is a charity shop, yes. We've got a place in Rygate, we've got a place in Hawley.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
Same house, 89 years.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
It'll be a big, big book like that.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
I used to work for the Performing Arts Society in London and then I come back to Red Hill and Reigate and I went freelancing. Then I finished up by working for Holidays for the Disabled, which the office was in Hawley. And I used to do printing for them and sending a lot of information out. They were a charity and British Art was a foundation.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
And they wanted people in the old building in High Street. That's where I started with them. And that's how it all started up. Then they moved to the present place near Sainsbury's, which is a much larger shop.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
I don't know if it does. You keep your eyes open.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
All kinds of things. Ladies' dresses, men's trousers and suits and things like that. A lot of bric-a-bac, of course. But we do sell new things as well, like men's underpants and things like that.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
No, no, I don't. Well, you can. It's up to them.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
Each to their own, yeah.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
satisfaction. You're doing something for the community. It's like playing the organ. You're doing something for the community.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
There are six. I was director of music at St Matthew's. Oh, I do play at St Matthew's some time. I'm available. and Sir Luke's Reigate, but they don't have much of an organ now. But I play at Merstham, St Catherine's, Sidlow Church and Blindle Heath. They're the three I do regularly every each month.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
And I'm standby, that's right, for, like, Charwood, Hawley and something like that, you see. Parachuted. LAUGHTER Oh, no.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
Oh, it's very good. I like the food.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
Oh, yes. Well, young people don't want to do it now. Churchgoing isn't what it used to be. When I first went to St Matthew's in 1973, a much larger congregation, although they do quite well now, but they don't get 100 people, 150.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
Best thing, I think, is the Harlequin Theatre, one of the things useful, and the redevelopment of some of it, making the town more pedestrianised, you know. Worst thing is, I think, some of the old shops, sad to see them go. And even the old market hall, because we used to have the music festival there, you see.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
Yes, yes. And it held more than the Harlequin. You know that, don't you? I think it was about over 500, because it had a nice balcony there. But I know it was Victorian. The late Joyce Hooper used to put all her grand operas on there, you know? Oh, she was the founder of the Radio Madrigal Singers. And she also conducted the Bach Choir. She founded that.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
45: Awards for 700+ years of local volunteering… and more
She's put some of her concerts on in St Matthew's and in St Mark's Ryger with professional singers. They used to come for half free. Oh, joy. Yes, they won the BBC Rose Bowl with the best singer in the South East England. With ill medical singers, they were well known.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
52: The LoveWorks food charity, the world-famous local artist who etched a view that you know so well… and more
today we're packing parcels so we have a sheet for each beneficiary of the various food items they want to be provided anything they can't have we're aware of and we gather those items from around the warehouse put together parcels that are then taken out to the food banks today these ones we're doing on friday these are done into bags that are home delivered to people who aren't able to get to food banks themselves
The Planet Reigate Podcast
52: The LoveWorks food charity, the world-famous local artist who etched a view that you know so well… and more
So these people could be elderly, could be disabled, something like that?
The Planet Reigate Podcast
52: The LoveWorks food charity, the world-famous local artist who etched a view that you know so well… and more
Two local bakeries, Gales and Chalk Hill, donate a lot of bread to us. They're excess that we can give out. A big thing we do here is, you know, it's dignity. It's not just having something to eat, but actually being able to provide something where people can feel good about themselves.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
52: The LoveWorks food charity, the world-famous local artist who etched a view that you know so well… and more
And, you know, certainly having nice bread from a local bakery rather than just the cheapest one off the shelves, I think, goes a long way towards that.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
52: The LoveWorks food charity, the world-famous local artist who etched a view that you know so well… and more
When we have a beneficiary sign on, they will have a long phone conversation. We'll take details on things they specifically don't want, things they specifically do want. Certainly we've packed parcels that are halal. We do vegan, vegetarian, lactose-free. When we're packing, even if there's no preference given, we do try to give a balance.
The Planet Reigate Podcast
52: The LoveWorks food charity, the world-famous local artist who etched a view that you know so well… and more
in terms of both what sort of foods they're getting, but also brands.