Charles Williams

Jacksonville Icemen’s goalie Charles Williamsplayed college hockey at Ferris State University and Canisius College. He was selected as a finalist for the Hobey Baker Award. Williams has ECHL appearances with the Icemen, the Fuel and the Monarchs and with the Ontario Reign and the Hartford Wolf Pack of AHL. He also had a call-up with the Hershey Bears.

Concert pianist Rea Beaumont celebrates the 75th anniversary of the film While I Live (1947), directed by John Harlow, with a recording of its famous theme song “The Dream of Olwen” by British composer Charles Williams (1893-1978).Help support our show by purchasing this album  at:Downloads (classicalmusicdiscoveries.store) Classical Music Discoveries is sponsored by Uber. @CMDHedgecock#ClassicalMusicDiscoveries #KeepClassicalMusicAlive#LaMusicaFestival #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofVenice #CMDParisPhilharmonicinOrléans#CMDGermanOperaCompanyofBerlin#CMDGrandOperaCompanyofBarcelonaSpain#ClassicalMusicLivesOn#Uber Please consider supporting our show, thank you!Donate (classicalmusicdiscoveries.store) staff@classicalmusicdiscoveries.comThis album is broadcasted with the permission of Crossover Media Music Promotion (Zachary Swanson and Amanda Bloom).

Today we’re focusing global strategy with Charles Williams, Professor of Strategy at Bocconi University, who is an expert who researches the challenges that multinational companies face when operating in different markets. This podcast is for any listener who aspires to be a strategist, desires to work in different countries with different languages, and generally wants to better understand the world beyond their own country's borders.  Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change? The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.  Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Sarah Story talks with Charles Williams, a contemporary visual artist from Georgetown, South Carolina and Calvin Phelps, the founder and director of the Pike School of Art in McComb, Miss. Charles worked with Calvin and the community of McComb to create a new album with sounds and interviews from the town.If you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please consider making a contribution to MPB. https://donate.mpbfoundation.org/mspb/podcastIn the photo, Charles Williams is on the left and Calvin Phelps is on the right. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This final episode on Charles Williams' "spiritual thriller," Descent Into Hell, takes the form of an interview with modernist scholar Sørina Higgins.  We talk about specific aspects of the final two chapters of Descent Into Hell, but in the context of a larger conversation about Charles Williams himself.  Among other questions, we'll discuss: How was Williams perceived by not only the other Inklings, but by famous poets in his own day? What similarities does Williams' work have with that of other Inklings? What was The Fellowship of the Rosy Cross, and why is it important to Williams' life and work? What was going on in Williams' own personal life that may have influenced the darker ending of Descent Into Hell? How can Chris make further goofy connections between this subject matter, Back to the Future, and The Simpsons? Why does Williams' appeal endure, despite his obscurity and (somewhat) checkered biography? Check out more of Sørina Higgins' work, including her books, here: https://sorinahiggins.wordpress.com/ Here is her CFP (Call for Papers) for the book she is editing. Here is the page for her new podcast! Thanks, as always, to Logan Huggins for producing this episode! If you have any questions or suggestions, feel more than free to email us at InklingsVarietyHour@gmail.com.   Thanks for listening!

Welcome to a special combined episode of Conceptually Speaking. This week Kayla and I linked up with Charles Williams, host of the Counter Narrative Podcast and a K-8 principal in the Greater Chicago Episode. Our dialogue is a free-flowing conversation exploring everything from seeking our educational purpose in turbulent times to the importance of asset-based instruction to the hit show Abbot Elementary. It was a beautiful reminder that shared dialogue with other educators with common goals and values can be sustaining and motivating. We hope you walk away from this episode with a similar feeling.

Chris, Logan, and Sophie discuss Charles Williams' novel Descent Into Hell, chapters 6-7. Among other things, we discuss The Unusual Structure of Descent and Why it Defies Summary Prayer for the Dead Distinctions between Charles Williams secondary world and those of Tolkien/Lewis' Influence of Williams' ideas on Lewis (and maybe Tolkien) That famous "Weight of Glory" quote Enchanted, Invisible Worlds: Williams' Unseen World versus Faerie Isolation and Community as Hell and Heaven Heaven in the Fresco at Voroneț Echoes of Chapter 7 in Lewis' The Great Divorce Heaven as fact and Hell as self-deception The personality (or lack thereof) of the dead man; his supposed lack of moral agency What to do if you ever see a ghost The dead man's groan, the earthquake, and the harrowing of hell All good actions as extensions of God's goodness Dopplegangers in the movies Thanks to Logan Huggins for producing this episode!

It's time again for that novel-est of novelists, Charles Williams! Feel free to read Descent Into Hell here (there's a new audiobook by the way.) Meagan, Chris, Sophie Burkhardt, and David L. Carter discuss Charles Williams' Descent Into Hell, Chapters 1-2! They discuss... Chapter 1: The Magus Zoroaster (In which Pauline Anstruther, who has a bit part in that new Peter Stanhope play Battle Hill is putting on, meets her own image walking toward her on the way home.) Diana Pavlac Glyer's The Company They Keep Williams' plays including Judgement at Chelmsford, and T.S. Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral.   "A Terrible Good": Can goodness be terrible? Plays and plot cohesion Pastorals and Woodland Tree Spirits Chapter 2: Via Mortis (In which a nameless construction worker, some time ago, killed himself to get back at the world, only to find that he still exists, and maybe wanders unsteadily toward redemption.) Mostly plot summary here Potential purposeless of an immortal existence (Queen song from Highlander reprise) That's it for now!   Check out Sophie Burkhardt's podcast here: Beneath the Willow Tree on Apple Podcasts Check out David L. Carter's work here: Amazon.com: David L. Carter: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, Kindle Thanks, as always, to Logan Huggins for making us sound better than we normally would!  I wish I had him around to edit what I say in real time. Next week: Sorina Higgins joins us to discuss Chapters 3-4!

During the Pre-Draft season there are so many athletes that are doing their best to prepare themselves for a chance to get drafted. They have made major contributions to their universities and are now ready to become professional athletes. Charles Williams has provided the fans of UNLV with remarkable highlights over the past several years. Jaw-dropping performances like games against Hawaii, where he ran for 266 yards and three touchdowns. These performances, led to Mr. Williams becoming the All-Time leading rusher in UNLV school history. After running a blistering 4.49 40-yard dash at UNLV's pro day, teams like the Bills and the Broncos are interested in what the UNLV phenom can do at the next level. We spoke with Mr. Williams about his aspirations and expectations for the NFL draft, his current training, and his time at UNLV. Mr. Williams is a remarkable young man; we hope you enjoy the interview.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app