# James Stevenson
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james stevenson (born 12 October 1958) is an English punk/alternative rock guitarist, at one time a member of the Alarm, Gene Loves Jezebel, Gen X, the Cult, Holy Holy, The International Swingers and Chelsea.
== Music career ==
Stevenson started his career with the London-based punk band Chelsea in 1977, while he was still at school studying for A Level exams. He toured with Gen X as its lead guitarist in 1980.
Lead with Heart (Aired 07-01-26) Leading with Purpose and Compassion
On Lead with Heart, host Dr. Jesse Hanson sits down with James Stevenson, COO of MuscleCare and president of DSL (Del Silencio a la Libertad), to explore a powerful journey of personal transformation and purpose-driven leadership. James reflects on overcoming limiting beliefs, embracing personal de…
Tariff Talk: Hormuz, the Red Sea and the Energy Market Disconnect
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In this Tariff Talk episode of OPIS Talks, James Stevenson and Charles Dayton discuss why crude markets may be understating real geopolitical risk, with a focus on flows through the Strait of Hormuz and the vulnerability of the Bab el-Mandeb as an alternate outlet …
#171 - 36 years of record breaking kayaking around Ireland with Mick O'Meara encore
Today's episode of the Paddling the Blue podcast is an encore conversation with Mick O'Mara about his multiple circumnavigations of Ireland — from a 1990 team effort to his solo 2015 record and his latest 20-day rebreak. Mick discusses preparation, training, expedition strategy, managing solo vs. t…
Tariff Talk: Yen Intervention, Diesel Risk and Pressure on Global Oil Flows
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In this Tariff Talk episode of OPIS Talks, James Stevenson and Charles Dayton discuss how U.S. support for the Japanese yen, persistent disruption to crude flows through Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb, and tightening diesel availability are reshaping energy and commodity…
Tariff Talk: Venezuela’s Oil Deal and How Yen Carry-Trade Unwinding Could Reshape Commodity Demand
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In this edition of Tariff Talk, James Stevenson and Charles Dayton examine the market implications of a stronger yen and a potential unwinding of the carry trade, including what changing Japanese currency dynamics could mean for commodity demand. They also assess t…
At B&A We Rely On The Holy Spirit | The 10:30 | James Stevenson
This Sunday, James took us through Psalm 23, unpacking that at B&A we rely on the Holy Spirit and we can do that because He's the Champion, He's trustworthy and He can change our desires.If you're new to B&A find out more here: babristol.org/newhere
Episode 535 – The Most Cracker Jack Weapon in the DC Universe
Mutant yearning, Richmond improv, one last Reacher bloodbath, and the least reliable piece of cosmic jewelry in the galaxy.
This week on THE Infamous Podcast, Brian and Darryl wade into the bizarre Wolverine and Sabretooth “yearning” discourse surrounding Insomniac’s new Marvel’s Wolverine. Then …
James Stevenson
Mid-week confessions: This week Terry is joined by session guitarist James StevensonAll new weekly podcast hosted by Clash drummer Terry Chimes interviewing guests that we, and hopefully you the listener, find extremely interesting.
Video versions of every episode are available here: https://www.yo…
Tariff Talk: From Methanol to Diesel in a Prolonged Middle East Crisis
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The latest OPIS Talks episode of Tariff Talk examines how prolonged disruption in the Middle East is reaching far beyond crude and refined products, affecting the flow of helium, aluminum, sulfur, fertilizers, methanol and LNG—and raising wider questions about food…
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