Podcast appearances and mentions of alan bailey

A 62 year old businessman is being questioned about the murder of Annie Mc Carrick, the American woman who went missing in Dublin over thirty two years ago. For more Alan Bailey, former national co-ordinator of 'Operation Trace', and also formerly the Detective Sergeant in charge of the Serious Crime Review Team.

In this mash-up column, Paul Jessup, of Fear is the Fire That Lights the Heart, and our own Alan Bailey along with guests Maurice Broaddus, and Susan Kaye Quinn explore the differences and simularities between the genre of horror and the subgenre of Solarpunk and come to some very surprising conclusions. We discuss community, resiliance, Weird fiction, anger and anxiety as inspiration, libraries, and the creation of possibilities. Throughout the episode they reference the following article: Reading Weird Fiction in an Age of Facism: https://ancillaryreviewofbooks.org/2025/05/02/reading-weird-fiction-in-an-age-of-fascism/

Treasa Murphy spoke to former cold case detective and author Alan Bailey, as the search for missing Kenmare man Mike Gaine, who has been missing for five weeks now. He was last seen in Kenmare on March 20th and a missing person investigation has been ongoing since with searches continuing in South Kerry. Alan Baily has worked on numerous high-profile cases about which he has written in his books ‘Missing Presumed’ and ‘the Grangegorman Murders’. He told Treasa that it’s never too late to come forward with information to help Gardaí in missing person cases

Highland High School FFA member Luke Schoen discusses his selection to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.  We chat with Alan Bailey, Midwest Solar Specialist for American Farmland Trust.We learn about the PPA Tour Challenger Series from Jeff Watson from the Professional Pickleball Association. An update from Matt Rush with the Illinois Corn Growers Association.  

Alan Bailey, Manager of the Capuchin Centre in Smithfield, Dublin, discusses the "unprecedented" demand for food parcels with 3,000 distributed in just over three hours.

In this message, Alan Bailey shows us the purpose that is in our pain. - ALAN BAILEY - Sunday, September 8, 2024

From the late 70's to the mid 80's Brent Thomson was almost certainly Australia's most high profile jockey. As number one rider for the powerful Lindsay Park training operation, he got to ride some of the nation's best horses in Group 1 races around the nation. Brent quit the saddle in 2000 and was quickly signed by New Zealand Bloodstock as the company's Australian representative. He continues to fill that role from his Melbourne base. When you conduct an interview with a bloke like Brent Thomson, it's hard to know where to start and where to finish. We give it a crack on this week's podcast, beginning with his decision to retire at the end of a Macau stint twenty four years ago. Brent talks of the vibrant state of racing in Macau at the time, and a Derby win on a smart horse called Cheerine Champion. He recalls the final winning ride of his career on a horse with strong Australian connections. We fast forward to his current situation and the diversified role he has with New Zealand Bloodstock. The former champion jockey takes us right back to early days in Wanganui (sometimes Whanganui) and an apprenticeship to his father Kevin who rode successfully before turning to training.  Brent reminisces about his very first winning ride way over on the east coast of the north island.  He looks back on a NZ win on Fury's Order which gained him the Cox Plate ride. He's never forgotten the loyalty of the horse's owner. Brent takes us through one of the wettest Cox Plates on record.  He talks about the nickname bestowed upon him by a prominent Melbourne journalist- a nickname still used by friends and associates. The former champion jockey looks back on a second Cox Plate win on Family Of Man, a horse he admired tremendously. He recalls the stallion's swansong appearance at Pinjarra in WA.  Brent clearly recalls the day Colin Hayes called him out of the Trentham jockey's room with a gobsmacking offer. He talks of an opportunity to repay Colin Hayes by landing So Called a winner in the Cox Plate soon after beginning his new job. Brent takes us right through his amazing association with champion Dulcify. Recollections of the great horse's breakdown in the 1979 Melbourne Cup haunt him to this day. He looks back on a seven year association with the legendary Colin Hayes. Brent talks of the “pick up” ride on Gurner's Lane which brought him the first of two Caulfield Cups. He was bitterly disappointed when Lindsay Park commitments prevented his riding the horse in the Melbourne Cup. He looks back on a second Caulfield Cup on freakish mud runner Lord Reims. Much has been written about Dandy Andy's shock defeat of Vo Rogue at odds of 125/1 in the 1988 Australian Cup. He wasn't keen to ride the horse. Brent looks back on a UK trip instigated by Robert Sangster. He talks of the super horses he got to ride in two trips to Europe. He also reflects on some notable success in Hong Kong. Before taking up his Macau contract in the late 90's Brent spent some time on the Gold Coast. He talks of a winning run for  retired trainer Alan Bailey. Brent takes us through his background in the “marriage stakes” and pays tribute to his four children and two grandchildren. He looks back on a relatively lucky run with injury. This is a lovely trip down memory lane with the Kiwi jockey who was one of the leading players in an era of great horses and unforgettable horsemen.

Nicola talks to cold case detective Alan Bailey about the investigation into the murder of Nora Sheehan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Justice Minister Helen McEntee is to consider giving gardaí more powers to crack down on rioters.Alan Bailey, Retired Detective Sergeant and former head of the cold case unit gave his view to Newstalk Breakfast.

Justice Minister Helen McEntee is to consider giving gardaí more powers to crack down on rioters.Alan Bailey, Retired Detective Sergeant and former head of the cold case unit gave his view to Newstalk Breakfast.

Alan Bailey, former Detective Garda Sergeant, discusses the Garda Representative Association's vote of 'no confidence' in Commissioner Drew Harris

Alan Bailey is regarded as a legend of QLD racing, however he walked away from the training ranks a decade ago. Bailey reflected on his wonderful career this morning.

Mark Cabaniss is a music publisher, writer, producer, broadcaster, and speaker. He is President/CEO of Jubilate Music Group, a worldwide music publisher creating printed and digital music, recordings, and videos. As an ASCAP composer and arranger, Mark's published compositions have been performed nationally and abroad, and include choral anthems, musicals, cantatas, and instrumental pieces. His concert musical Triumph of Faith (co-written with Mark Blankenship) received its world premiere at Carnegie Hall. Other musicals include The Homework Machine, co-written with Tony-nominated composer Keith Herrmann and premiered by the Boston Children's Theatre and The Stardust Supper Club (featuring the music of Hoagy Carmichael) co-written with Alan Bailey and given an Off-Broadway workshop production by The York Theatre Company. Mark is the author of three books: Confessions of a Shameless Name-Dropper; Music Business Essentials: A Guide for Aspiring Professionals; and Miracle of The Music Man: The Classic American Story of Meredith Willson. Mark is a multiple recipient of ASCAP's Popular Music Award, the NAMM Believe in Music Award, and is a Dove Award and Angel Award-winning producer. He is a member of The Recording Academy, The Dramatists Guild of America, and serves on the Board of Advisors for The Music Man Square, a museum and foundation in Mason City, Iowa, dedicated to furthering music education and honoring the legacy of Meredith Willson (creator of Broadway's The Music Man). He also created and manages the official Meredith Willson website: www.meredithwillson.com. Mark was recognized as an Outstanding Alumnus by Mars Hill University and serves on the University's Board of Trustees. Governor Wallace Wilkinson of Kentucky commissioned Mark as an official Kentucky Colonel. Mark is also the founder/donor of The Helen Cole Krause Music Scholarship, awarded annually to a qualifying incoming or current Mars Hill University music major. Mark serves as a correspondent for Hollywood 360, a weekly nationally-syndicated entertainment radio show based in Chicago. Mark's work in music business and broadcasting has led to collaborations with television icons Andy Griffith, Bob Barker, and Kathie Lee Gifford; Academy Award-winner Shirley Jones; legendary entertainer Steve Allen; composer Charles Strouse (Annie/Bye Bye Birdie); Broadway/pop platinum singer/songwriters Rupert Holmes and David Pomeranz; jazz pianist/composer Loonis McGlohon; gospel singer Cynthia Clawson; actor/singer Thurl Ravenscroft (Tony the Tiger/“Mr. Grinch”), and others. Mark holds bachelor's and master's degrees in Music Education and Communications from Mars Hill University and The University of Tennessee – Knoxville. Mark resides in Nashville. https://markcabaniss.com/ MIRACLE OF THE MUSIC MAN: The Classic American Story of Meredith Willson About the Book The Music Man stands as one of the greatest achievements in American musical theatre, but few know about its rocky beginnings and the against-all-odds success story of its creator Meredith Willson. Mark Cabaniss steps back into the Golden Age of Broadway and brings to life the origins of this classic show, the music behind it, and the unlikely story of its creator. Interweaving behind-the-scenes accounts of people who worked with Willson, Cabaniss looks at his long and unusual career as a composer, conductor, radio personality, and flutist, which reached its pinnacle in The Music Man.

In March of 1999, Phillip Colgan and his wife Mary walked into Rathfarnham Garda Station and with a story to tell. It would be his first of many., and it would be up to a jury to decide which was true - and who killed Layla Brennan. This episode was researched and written by Aileen Spearin. ******** Find us on Facebook or Twitter! With thanks to our supporters on Patreon! Donate today to get access to bonus and ad-free episodes! Check out the Mens Rea Merch Store! ********* Theme Music: Quinn's Song: The Dance Begins Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Additional Music: Allemande (Sting) by Wahneta Meixsell. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ ********* Sources: Missing, Presumed, book by Alan Bailey. Tomas MacRuairi, “Chef jailed for eight years after knifepoint rape of widow”, Irish Press, June 20th 1992. “Elderly woman subjected to degrading ordeal”, Irish Examiner, June 30th 1992. Frank Courell, “Chef gets 8 years for vicious rape of widow”, Irish Independent, June 30th 1992. “Man, 26, charged with Dublin Mountain murder”, Sunday Independent, March 7th 1999. “Gardai appeal for help”, Evening Echo, March 6th 1999. Sean McCarthaigh, “Man charged with woman's murder”, Irish Examiner, March 8th 1999. “Victim remembered as caring woman”, The Echo, March 11th 1999. Yvonne Kinsella, “Grief as tragic victim is buried”, The Echo, March 11th 1999. “Brennan murder accused appears in District Court”, April 6th 1999. John Lee, “Victim's family tell neighbours ‘thanks'”, The Echo, May 13th 1999. “Prostitute's body dumped in ditch after money row”, Evening Herald, October 24th 2000. Suzanne Mac Manus, “Wife of murder suspect says he told her he strangled prostitute”, Irish Examiner, October 25th 2000. Suzanne Mac Manus, “Husband told me about killing prostitute”, Irish Independent, October 25th 2000. Suzanne Mac Manus, “Gay link to girl's death”, Evening Herald, October 25th 2000. For a full list of sources, see mensreapod.com

Between 1993 and 1998 six Irish women, aged from 18 to 28 disappeared without a trace from the area which became known as 'The Vanishing Triangle.' These unsolved cases resulted in the creation in 1998 of the specialist Garda task force, Operation T.R.A.C.E. One of the women, 26-year-old Annie McCarrick from Long Island, New York had been living in the Sandymount area of Dublin but she vanished in March 1993. The last positive sighting of Annie was in the AIB Sandymount D4 on the morning of March 26th that year. Earlier this year, 30 years on, Annie's case was upgraded to a murder inquiry. Alan Bailey, a retired detective sergeant from Wexford, served as the National Coordinator for the taskforce for thirteen years. He speaks with Trina and Sarah about his involvement in the taskforce, developments in the case of Annie McCarrick and he talks about the valuable work he's doing now . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us as Alan Bailey delivers a word on Sons and Daughters. - Alan Bailey - Sunday, April 30, 2023

Join us as Alan Bailey delivers a word on Sons and Daughters. - Alan Bailey - Sunday, April 30, 2023

Alan Bailey former sergeant in charge of Ireland's first cold case unit reacts to developments in Kerry Babies and Annie McCarrick cases.

Alan Bailey, Manager of the Capuchin Day Centre, discusses how state accommodation policy has led to increased demand for food support services.

Alan Bailey, Manager of the Capuchin Day Centre

Alan Bailey, Manager of the Capuchin Day Centre; Lorraine Clifford-Lee, Fianna Fáil Senator; Paul Donnelly, Sinn Féin TD for Dublin West; Mick Barry, People Before Profit/Solidarity TD for Cork North-Central; Jack Horgan-Jones, Political Reporter with The Irish Times

Gabija Gataveckaite, Political Reporter with the Irish Independent, Alan Bailey, Manager of the Capuchin Day Centre

Alan Bailey, former sergeant in charge of the Cold Case Unit and formerly of the "Operation Trace" taskforce, discusses the new plans.

 On the 24th anniversary of Deirdre Jacob's disappearance, Alan Bailey, retired detective spoke to Niall about the case.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This day 24 years ago, the 18-year-old Deirdre Jacob vanished without trace in Newbridge, Co Kildare. Former head of the Garda Cold Case Unit, Alan Bailey is pleading with people to provide information on what happened the trainee teacher, a quarter of a century ago

 On the 24th anniversary of Deirdre Jacob's disappearance, Alan Bailey, retired detective spoke to Niall about the case. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This day 24 years ago, the 18-year-old Deirdre Jacob vanished without trace in Newbridge, Co Kildare. Former head of the Garda Cold Case Unit, Alan Bailey is pleading with people to provide information on what happened the trainee teacher, a quarter of a century ago

Join us as Alan Bailey reveals to us the Lord of Hosts. - Rife Stewart - Sunday, June 26, 2022

Join us as Alan Bailey reveals to us the Lord of Hosts. - Rife Stewart - Sunday, June 26, 2022

Alan joins Cuppa Tea with UHB Charity to talk about life with type 1 diabetes and his incredible life! Go to hospitalcharity.org to find out about volunteering opportunities.

In this episode, Diane and Alan chat with author Andrew Dana Hudson. They discuss Andrew's book Our Shared Storm: A Novel of Five Climate Futures, climate change, and Solarpunk. Alan also reviews 3 books including: The year's Best African Speculative Fiction 2021 by Oghenechevwe Donald Eckpeki published by Jembefola Press 2021 The Withered King by Ricardo Victoria by Artemesia Publishing 2019 Missing Signal by Seb Doubinsky published by Meerkat Press 2018

Stay Tuned as The Coach and the Vet discuss the NFL Playoffs with Alan Bailey and Jerry Jackson in Season 3 Podcast #3. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecoachandthevet/support

Peter begins by talking about the Central Coast stationary business he started with wife Donna after quitting the saddle in 2005. They've opened the doors again after the endless covid closure. Peter talks of his love for the NSW central coast where he learned to ride on a local dairy farm. He remembers the school teacher who encouraged him to consider an apprenticeship as a jockey.   Peter recalls his first trip to Sydney and the homesickness that sent him scurrying home after two days. He talks of his apprenticeship to Alan Bailey and the unforgettable early wins that would launch his career. The former popular jockey acknowledges some of his favourite horses from those early years. He pays tribute to the Randwick trainer who gave him great support, and put him on the giant horse he rates as the best he's ever ridden.  Peter looks back on a brief metropolitan stint after completing his apprenticeship. He looks back on an exciting trip to the UK where he rode a couple of winners and formed a friendship with a true racing icon. Peter reminisces about his first association with the legendary Lester Piggot and the “catch up” years later on a  private Central Coast training property. He talks of the inevitable race falls and a record number of broken collarbones. Peter talks of his amazing ability to ride at a featherweight, and the number of big race rides he received from Tommy Smith because of that light weight. He acknowledges the trainers with whom he had successful partnerships. He rates an expatriate NZ trainer as the best he saw. The jockey made a switch to Queensland late in his career. He rode many winners in a five year stay, and got to ride a top class sprinter. Peter concludes with memories of his final day at Wyong and the shock suspension he incurred.

Stay Tuned as The Coach and the Vet discuss the Michigan School Shooting with special guests Alan Bailey and Ira Baldwin in Season #2 podcast #84. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecoachandthevet/support

Stay Tuned as The Coach and the Vet discuss the Third Quarter of the NFL Season along with special guests Alan Bailey, Jerry Jackson and Craig Toney in Season #2 podcast #83. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecoachandthevet/support

In this episode Alan and Diane talk to co-Director of Fandom Forward Janae Phillips. They discuss what it means to be an activist, how Fandom Forward uses fandom to promote activism, how fandom and organizing resistance are similar, and much more. Alan also reviews some books including: NeverwasEarth by Air & Nothingness Press The Day the Klan Came to Town by Bill Campbell & Bizhan Khodabandeh Cooking for Wizards, Warriors, and Dragons by Thea James & Isabel Minunni

Stay Tuned as The Coach and the Vet discuss the 2nd Quarter of the NFL with Alan Bailey, Craig Toney, and Jerry Jackson in Season 2 Episode 75. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecoachandthevet/support

Alan Bailey, former Garda sergeant in charge of the cold case unit, discusses the end of a search in Kildare for several Leinster women who went missing in the 1990s.

Alan Bailey, who was an integral member of the team investigating the disappearance of a number of women in Leinster, reflected on the renewal of the search for Deirdre Jacob. Tara Gerbola is only delighted to be back in the ring, Brian Gregory is some boy for eighty three, David Sheehan did his weekly sporting thing and the curtain fell on Horslips our Artists of the Week..... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alan Bailey, Retired Detective Sergeant and former National Co-ordinator for Operation Trace on the search which gets underway today at a site in County Kildare for Deirdre Jacob and other women who went missing in Leinster over twenty years ago.

This is the audio-only version of the awesome panel I recently hosted, discussing the 2021 nominees for the Hugo Award for Best Short Story. The video is posted on http://patreon.com/hugospodcast, and I may post it for the public in the near future. I'm joined by Cora Buhlert, Ivor Watkins, Alan Bailey, Lise Andreasen, Sarah Elkins, JW Wartick, Lori Anderson, Haley Zapal, and Amy Salley to discuss the 2021 nominees for the Hugo Award for Best Short Story. Time codes and links to stories: 6:12 - “Open House on Haunted Hill” by John Wiswell (Diabolical Plots, 2020) 16:37 - “Badass Moms in the Zombie Apocalypse” by Rae Carson (Uncanny Magazine, January/February 2020) 34:23 - “A Guide for Working Breeds” by Vina Jie-Min Prasad (in Made to Order: Robots and Revolution, Solaris) 45:35 - “Metal Like Blood in the Dark” by T. Kingfisher (Uncanny Magazine, September/October 2020) 1:03:57 - “The Mermaid Astronaut” by Yoon Ha Lee (Beneath Ceaseless Skies, February 2020) 1:20:38 - “Little Free Library” by Naomi Kritzer (Tor.com)

Stay Tuned as the Coach and the Vet discuss the first quarter of the NFL Season with Craig Toney, Alan Bailey and Jerry Jackson. All in Season 2 podcast #65. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecoachandthevet/support

he Late Great Charlie Borski, releasing their debut full-length album Watch Out For Spiders on July 2nd – just before kicking off their first Southern US Tour. Self-described as “Theatrical Folk Pop” The Late Great Charlie Borski combines the drama and intensity of musical theatre with the down-to-earth goodness of folk music. This band delivers a powerful musical punch with two lead vocals, coupled with harmonies and a slew of talented musicians. Their new singles “Let's Hit The Road” & “Champagne” have already been released on Mannequin Vanity Records this year -- and now the much anticipated full-length album is dropping July 2nd – just in time for the band's first southern US Tour. So far confirmed dates in San Diego, Austin, Dallas, Houston, and many more to come. Preview the album and art here: The Late Great Charlie Borski was formed when frontman Will Huse met his fellow #Borskians whilst astral projecting during a silent retreat in #NewRhodenshire, #Montana. Based on the teachings of Charles Borski, The Late Great Charlie Borski soon began serving some of the finest Theatrical #FolkPop the world had ever heard. Now based in #LosAngeles, they feature a rotating ensemble but are anchored by a core group: Chloe Jane Busick on #banjo, Ally Mulholland on #washboard and #vocals, Alan Bailey on #drums, Lucas Coleman on #acoustic/#electric #guitar, Nick Stanioski all the way from #Boston on the #bass, Blaire Lynn Strong on vocals and #nunchucks, and finally, Will Huse who hollers and plays #ukulele. They just released their new single "Let's Hit Road" on MVR last month, check it out on SPOTIFY or APPLE MUSIC Press: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thelategreatcharlieborski/instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelategreatcharlieborski/?hl=enYoutubes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECm_LzUB9GI&ab_channel=MannequinVanityRecordsOFFICIAL Brought to you by AIXdspShop now and get up to 50% off on all plugins.Website: HEREPledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop/Support my Ride to conquer cancer in august: LINKBuying a Tesla? Use my referral link: https://www.tesla.com/referral/simon24498Get 1000 miles of free supercharging

Stay Tuned as The Coach and the Vet go LIVE with Alan Bailey and Tom Krupp. The discussion is on Independence Day and the Border Crisis all in Season 2 Podcast #41. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecoachandthevet/support

Stay Tuned as the Coach and the Vet are Live with Alan Bailey and DeMarcus Eagleton, two Army Veterans. The conversation of the evening entails: Free College, The POTUS pushing CYBER for National Guard units, and has the CDC lost its relevance? All of this in Season #2 Podcast #38. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecoachandthevet/support

Stay Tuned as the Coach and the Vet discuss with Top Fans, Alan Bailey and Casey Luke things such as Cancel Culture, Biden's Press Conference and the Most Detrimental Issue to America in Podcast #24 Season 2. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecoachandthevet/support

Alan Bailey, former sergeant in charge of the Cold Case Unit, appeals to families to provide DNA samples to the authorities in light of improved testing facilities.

Years ago, filmmaker Alan Bailey's friend Charlotte married an airline pilot. She died, tragically, and Alan thought it would be a good idea to make a documentary about "Christian," the widowed pilot, searching for love on Tinder.That movie turned into the new documentary DTF. Because Christian had no intention of finding love. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

1978 - Congres in Enniskillen. Wandeling en gesprek met Axel Klastrup (vervolg). Het congres. Gesprek met Ulrich Panzer, daarna over joggen met Bloch, Alan Bailey voegt zich bij hen. Ontbijt. Met: Krijn ter Braak (Maarten Koning), Ditrich Hollinderbäumer (Axel Klastrup), Joachim Nimtz (Seiner), Porgy Franssen (Karl Appel), Genna Sosonko (Bloch), Allan Zipson (Alex Stanton), Lucas Vandervost (Jan Nelissen), Donal Merren (Alan Bailey), Christoph Kamcke (Ulrich Panzer), Ian Glennister (Thompson) en Meina Kentner (Edith Schenkle).

In Part 1 Moses talks of his current role as a trainer, and a knee problem which requires surgery. He reflects on the impact of a positive swab returned by one of his horses in 2015 resulting in a shock disqualification. Kevin looks back on twenty years as a trainer and the nice horses to pass through his hands. He pays tribute to former Gold Coast trainer Alan Bailey who was his mentor in the early days. He talks of his passion for riding trackwork after becoming a trainer, and pays tribute to son Shane and devoted wife Jenny who put endless hours into the training operation. Kevin brings us up to date on daughter Tanya and younger son Darren both of whom are running their own businesses. He talks of life as a grandparent.

In today's episode we talk to internationally acclaimed farrier and teacher, Alan Bailey of England. Alan Bailey began shoeing in 1963. He comes from a long line of farriers and blacksmiths. In 1978, he went to teach at the Hereford College. There, Alan became well-known for his teaching method; especially of anatomy and physiology. He is responsible for raising the standard of excellence in the farrier training exams at the Hereford College. Because Alan demanded such a high standard of his students, he has the unique distinction, as a teacher, of never having had a student fail. He is still affectionately remembered by many of his former students. They appreciate that he expected so much and he never gave up on them. In 1988, Alan left the school to become the liaison officer for the Farrier Registration Council of the Worshipful Company of Farriers. He went to Louisville, KY and gave a presentation at the Laminitis Symposium in January of 1989. After that, he became popular on the international lecture circuit. He has spoken at many seminars and clinics all over the world (including eastern and western Australia, Tasmania, Italy, Scotland, Ireland, etc.). He was in high demand for his outstanding teaching style. Alan retired from international lecturing having realized the limitations of his practical know-how, and returned to horse shoeing and veterinary technical consultant work. He revisited the traditional methods as taught in the United Kingdom, relearned horse shoeing to the benefit of the horse, and how not to follow a method determined by history and practiced by the indoctrinated. He suggests that 'the methods subsequently learned and used in his everyday shoeing would now raise awareness of the farriers responsibility to the functionality of the animal. Alan retired from shoeing horses in 2016. Alan shares some of his experiences with running a shoeing practice, working with veterinarians, his friendship with Dr. Doug Butler, and his experiences teaching at the Hereford College in England.     If you would like to contact us with questions relating to your business, specific cases, general horse hoof care questions, or suggestions for future podcasts, please email us at farrierfocuspodcast@gmail.com. We might even feature your email in a future episode.    

This podcast is from episode number 528 of the program, originally broadcast on Thursday, May 23, 2019 and features reviews of the plays:NINA SIMONE: FOUR WOMEN, by Christina Ham, at The Black Rep COME FROM AWAY, by Irene Sankoff & David Hein, at the Fox Theatre I NOW PRONOUNCE, by Tasha Gordon-Solomon, at The New Jewish Theatre A LOVELY SUNDAY FOR CREVE COEUR, by Tennessee Williams, at Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA, by Tennessee Williams, at Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis DEATH TAX, by Lucas Hnath, at Mustard Seed Theatre DEAR MR. WILLIAMS, by Bryan Batt, at the Tennessee Willilams Festival St. Louis EXIT LAUGHING, by Paul Elliott, at The Alpha Players AND…SMOKE ON THE MOUNTAIN, by Connie Ray & Alan Bailey, KTK Productions You can also see video and still pictures of the shows that we've talked about in all of our episodes by looking for us on all social media platforms...YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Search for "twontheaisle" on all of them. Here are the direct links:Facebook: http://facebook.com/twoontheaislehecYouTube: http://youtube.com/twoontheaisleInstagram: http://instagram.com/twoontheaisleTwitter: http://twitter.com/twoontheaisleSee you on June 6, 2019!

He loved the thought of a career in sound, fascinated by the pictures it could create. His early steps in radio took him to Radio Luxembourg's London studios working alongside the greats like Freeman and Everett; and his production was born from the most basic of equipment and a huge amount of creativity.   He was to become one of the UK commercial radio industry's earliest commercial producers as ILR began in the seventies. His work at Nottingham's Radio Trent was to be recognised consistently in awards. Here he tells of radio's early days, his friendship with Fluff Freeman, his more unsettled times in the industrial strife of the era, and the generous moment he claims as the best in his life. In his own words, this is the Alan Bailey story. The whole 'Conversations' series can be previewed [here](https://www.davidlloydradio.com/conversations). Music by[Larry Bryant](http://www.larrybryant.com).

This is a story of radio, of music - and of love. As Radio Luxembourg returned after the War, a small number of disc jockeys arrived in the Grand Duchy to entertain the UK and Ireland from afar, against a backdrop of a staid BBC. Teddy Johnson was one of its earliest presenters, deploying an ad lib conversational style which was less common from Broadcasting House. His first love, however, had always been music, as shown by his impressive list of records released. Famously, he performed the 1959 UK entry to the Eurovision Song Contest 'Sing Little Birdie' with his much-loved wife Pearl. In his own words, aged 96, two years before his death in June 2018, recorded at Brinsworth House where he now lives alongside his wife, this is the Teddy Johnson story.  (Thanks to Bobby Crush and Alan Bailey and Brinsworth House for co-ordinating the visit and to Alan and Andy Walmsley for illustrative audio).

Had Glen Colless decided to remain in his native Coffs Harbour, he would have carved out a stellar career riding around the northern rivers. As soon as his apprenticeship finished with the Trevor Hardy stable, he decided to pull up stakes and head for the Gold Coast- a decision he has never regretted. He forged a spectacular association with trainer Alan Bailey, and got to ride many talented horses. Glen has more than 1000 wins behind him, and multiple Gr 1 success. He's had to overcome the rigours of a couple of freak accidents, but is keener than ever. Great to catch up with one of Queensland's best.

Our podcast guest is Alan Bailey, who retired from the training ranks six years ago with 3000 winners under his belt. This is a remarkable figure for  a man who gave up a career as a greenkeeper on the NSW Central Coast, and became a trainer at age 30. Alan has many a racing yarn to tell, and shares them with us on this week's podcast.

Dublin: 1997. Three women occupy number 1 Orchard View, an assisted living facility for former patients of the nearby St Brendan's Psychiatric Hospital. On the night of March 6th of that year, two of the women, Sylvia Sheils and Mary Callanan, were brutally murdered in their rooms. They were discovered the next morning by their housemate Ann Murnagh, and a hunt for the killer began. The Gardai soon heard that a young heroin addict who slept rough in the Grangegorman area may be responsible for the heinous crimes. Dean Lyons was questioned by the Gardai and promptly confessed to the killings. But was this man capable of the horrible crimes he had confessed to, or did the Gardai have the wrong man? There would be two further murders before the case was solved.... Find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/mensreapod/) or Twitter (https://twitter.com/MensReaPod) ! With thanks to our supporters on Patreon! If you would like to support the podcast, head on over to Patreon.com (https://www.patreon.com/MensReaPod) .  Podcast Promos: Eye for and Eye Podcast (https://www.eyeforeyepod.com/) and Murder Mile Podcast (https://www.murdermiletours.com/podcast.html) Theme Music: Quinn’s Song: The Dance Begins by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Sources: Report of the Commission of Investigation (Dean Lyons Case) Dublin:Stationary office, 2006. Alan Bailey, The Grangegorman Murders: Dean Lyons and Mark Nash (Dublin: Gill and MacMillan, 2015). Purchase here (https://www.amazon.com/Grangegorman-Murders-Lyons-Story-behind-ebook/dp/B012NM2FJ6/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=The+grangegorman+murders&qid=1559850508&s=digital-text&sr=1-1) Ruaidhri Giblin “State scientists were 'trying to do down' serial killer Nash, appeals court heard” https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/mark-nash-found-guilty-of-cold-case-murder-672676.html 20 April 2015 7 November 2017  Ruaidhri Giblin, “ Serial Killer Mark Nash launches appeal agains double murder conviction” http://www.thejournal.ie/mark-nash-appeal-3682486-Nov2017/ 6 November 2017  Ruaidhri Giblin, “Court Reserves judgment on Serial killer Mark Nash's appeal against conviction for 'Grangegorman murders'” https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/court-reserves-judgment-on-serial-killer-mark-nashs-appeal-against-conviction-for-grangegorman-murders-36425100.html 20 December 2017

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On part 2 of Phil's conversation with former Filter guitarist Alan Bailey, the duo get into practice, teaching and general training. They discuss common myths about musical talent, preconceived notions about studying music and how the principles of mastery apply to all aspects of life. "You are what you do." This podcast is for musicians, teachers, students and for anyone who wants to improve themselves to any capacity. There are many gems here and resources for everyone to dig into.

Alan Bailey brought his happy self, his great lyrics, excellent piano style along with the beautiful cello work of Katalin Von Walterskirchen. It was a magical afternoon.