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Piano version by: Yussuf Meryemoğlu
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Yanni - A Walk In The Rain (Piano Version)

A great lively tune in orchestral style. My interpretation of the Andre Rieu favourite introduction to his concerts, the Radetzky March by Johann Strauss, played by myself on Roland FR-8x accordion, all sounds as played live at the time on the instrument and no overdubbing.

RADETZKY MARCH by Johann Strauss, an Andre Rieu favourite

Today I'm joined by my lovely wife, Ana Nelson.  Ana will be sharing about how she developed her fluency in English, but more importantly: what she did to work on her English accent. Please join us on today's episode of the Fearless English Podcast! 

Anna Nelson on How to Improve Your English Accent

Telling Time -- Blue Level Lesson Seventeen

Professor of Sociology and Director of the London School of Economics Ralf Dahrendorf gives his second Reith lecture from his series entitled 'The New Liberty'. 

In this lecture entitled 'The Liberal Option', Professor Dahrendorf explores the liberal options available to society. He questions why recognised problems in society, which also have visible solutions, do not make any great progress. Who is it that prevents this potential from being realised? To answer these questions he explores how social-economic structures affect our liberty. 09:00:00 Nov 20, 1974

The Liberal Option

Professor of Sociology and Director of the London School of Economics Ralf Dahrendorf gives his fourth Reith lecture from his series entitled 'The New Liberty'.

In this lecture entitled 'On Difference', Professor Ralf Dahrendorf discusses the concept of diversity and averages. Evaluating the socialist philosophies of different countries, he dissects the averages that are found in society and contemplates what will happen when developing countries try to reassess their status as developed countries. 09:00:00 Dec 04, 1974

On Difference

In his fifth and final Reith Lecture, the Nobel Laureate, playwright, poet and political activist Wole Soyinka examines the causes and impact of fanaticism.

When Osama Bin Laden declares that the world is divided between believers and non-believers, it is easy to identify the menace of the fanatical mind but, in what other company can we place George Bush when we hear him declare that 'you are either with us or you are on the side of the terrorists'? We fail at our peril to recognize a twin strain of the same fanatic spore that threatens to consume the world in its messianic fires. What could be the role of the 'invisible' religions and world views in tempering the forces that seek to dichotomise the world?May 05, 200401:00:00

I am Right; You are Dead

Relaxing music - Dreams of the Night - 'Secret Garden'

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In this series, Julian Birkinshaw, Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at London Business School, cuts through the hyperbole and scaremongering to explore the practical applications of Artificial Intelligence. 

How are companies actually using AI today? What practical problems is it solving? What are the challenges and opportunities?

In this episode, Julian hosts Richard Jinks, Vice President – Commercial at Oxbotica, and Michael G Jacobides, Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at London Business School, for a conversation on autonomous vehicles and the mobility applications of AI.

I am Right; You are Dead

BBC Reith Lectures

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