# Sally Gray

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Episode 272 - Green For Danger (1946)

A terrific classic British whodunit, much in the vein of the Columbo mysteries of the 1970s.  Starring Alastair Sim as an inspector from Scotland Yard investigating a string of deaths at a British hospital during World War II.  Co-starring Trevor Howard, Leo Genn, and Sally Gray.

The importance of Purpose in meeting ESG goals

During this episode of our Climate & Sustainability Trailblazers podcast, we talk about the critical role of purpose in financial services firms. Our host, Emily Farrimond is joined by Sally Gray, Sustainability and Purpose expert and Dee Corrigan from A Blueprint for Better Business, to discuss th…

The importance of Purpose in meeting ESG goals - Pt.2

During this episode of our Climate & Sustainability Trailblazers podcast, we talk about the critical role of purpose in financial services firms. Our host, Emily Farrimond is joined by Sally Gray, Sustainability and Purpose expert and Dee Corrigan from A Blueprint for Better Business, to discuss th…

Sally Gray - Advaita Meets Course in Miracles

Discover where "A Course in Miracles" meets non-duality. By inquiring into what you are not and looking toward what you are with forgiveness and prayer, you can shed the sense of limitation. You'll also find that all is love and wholeness. Sally Gray joins host Hale Dwoskin on this episode of "Lett…

Clarence Chai: Remembering Melbourne’s Queer Fashion Pioneer with Dr Sally Gray

The history of queer fashion in Sydney has received a lot of attention. The first Madi Gras in 1978 cemented the city’s reputation as a gay capital. At the same time, young artists and designers were adding to the city’s colourful, camp atmosphere. But what about queer fashion in Melbourne in the 1…

Richard Bell takes his Embassy to UK's Tate Modern + what happens when an artist puts you in charge of their estate?

Daniel Browning travels to London's Tate Modern, to speak with artist Richard Bell about his ongoing installation Embassy, inspired by the original Aboriginal Tent Embassy pitched in 1972. Embassy offers a space for dialogue about the continuing struggle for Aboriginal land rights. Rosa visits the…

Richard Bell takes his Embassy to UK's Tate Modern + what happens when an artist puts you in charge of their estate?

Daniel Browning travels to London's Tate Modern, to speak with artist Richard Bell about his ongoing installation Embassy, inspired by the original Aboriginal Tent Embassy pitched in 1972. Embassy offers a space for dialogue about the continuing struggle for Aboriginal land rights. Rosa visits the …

The Nobel Onion

Exclusive interviews with BBC News titans Allan Little and Martine Croxall on their roles in bringing the news of the death of HRH Duke of Edinburgh to the nation. What goes on behind the scenes, how do they prepare and what happens if something goes wrong? Plus Allan delivers a tribute to the supe…

Growing Wichita Falls One Family at a Time - EP 11

🚀 In this heartwarming episode of The Falls Home Front, host Tim Lockhart sits down with Sally Gray, the owner of Welcome to Texoma — a unique “welcome wagon” business helping new residents feel at home in Wichita Falls. Sally shares her inspiring journey of transforming her love for community into…

August 2026

No Mel or Sarah this week, so the boys have been left unsupervised with the Talking Pictures TV schedules. What could possibly go wrong? With three weeks of cinematic treasures to choose from, Scott, Hal, Daniel and this week's host, Gareth, have each been rummaging through the listings in search …