Podcast appearances and mentions of alan cunningham

Today, it was all about the DNC! Mike spoke with several Connecticut state delegates, including former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin (0:00), Alan Cunningham (44:55), and State Rep Josh Elliott (1:29:43).

HIGHWAY, 11min,. USA Directed by Douglas Alan Cunningham Betrayed by her husband, Amanda, a former Army Ranger, drives hours to meet a revenge lover but is followed by a mysterious and menacing truck on lonely desert roads. https://www.facebook.com/highwayashortfilm https://www.instagram.com/highway_the_movie/ Get to know the filmmaker: I've always been fascinated by neo-noir westerns, films like Steven Spielberg's Duel (1971), Oren Shai's The Frontier (2015), and the early works of director John Dahl, especially Kill Me Again (1989) and Red Rock West (1993). John Sayles' Lone Star (1996), Jonathan Mostow's Breakdown (1997), and the Coen Brothers' No Country for Old Men (2007) are three other greats in this same subgenre. Although I wouldn't call Wim Wenders' Paris, Texas (1984) a neo-noir western, per se, it shares many of the same aesthetics and was a huge influence on my early thoughts about HIGHWAY. Equally influential were Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1982) and Mad Max Fury Road (2015), both directed by George Miller. Finally, Ridley Scott's Themla and Louise (1992) also influenced HIGHWAY, not just because of the road movie aspects, but also because of the theme of sisterhood that features so prominently in that film. When I first saw Lindsey Hawkes (who plays Amanda, the lead in HIGHWAY) in a different short film in late 2021, somehow her look–that mixture of physical toughness and emotional vulnerability–brought all those different influences together into one story in my mind. Once that happened, the script was not difficult to write at all, and I was determined to make the film. You can sign up for the 7 day free trial at www.wildsound.ca (available on your streaming services and APPS). There is a DAILY film festival to watch, plus a selection of award winning films on the platform. Then it's only $3.99 per month. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod

In this episode, Dave speaks to data analytics software leaders from technology provider Ovarro, Alan Cunningham, subject matter expert, and Josh Britton, global product line manager. As a major supplier of monitoring and control systems to the water sector, Ovarro is fully versed in the challenges faced by global utilities today. Data and analytics, if applied correctly, can transform how water networks are managed, helping to ensure the environment is protected, regulatory targets are met and company performance is improved. Alan and Josh discuss the current data landscape for water, and the innovation behind their software products such as AlarmVision, a cloud-based dashboard that enables control rooms to manage the stream of incoming alarms in real time.

In the second part of our extended conversation with British basketball legend Alan Cunningham, he tells the MVP Cast about great nights with Portsmouth FC, London Towers and Worthing Bears, road trips overseas, his early connection to Masai Ujiri, and why he wishes the legends of the domestic game were still connected. More at mvp247.com. Sponsored by Total Environmental Compliance.

In the first of a two-part conversation with the MVP Cast, British basketball legend Alan Cunningham takes us through his start with the Harlem Globetrotters, dealing with racism in his youth in California, his arrival in the UK with Doncaster Panthers and his high-flying ambitions from the off. More at mvp247.com.   Sponsored by Total Environmental Compliance.

Still struggling to understand the new lockdown arrangements for England announced on the evening of Sunday the 9th of May, 2020, Charles Adrian reintroduces his listeners to four books given to him by guests on the podcast.   Towards the end of this rather long episode, you might hear some banging in the background, which was coming through the wall from one of Charles Adrian’s neighbours. Apologies for this.   Correction: When Charles Adrian talks about spondees in this episode, he should be talking about trochees. You can read about trochees on Wikipedia here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trochee and about spondees here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spondee. Also, the book by James Frey that Charles Adrian calls A Thousand Tiny Little Pieces is in fact called A Million Little Pieces.   Books discussed in this episode were previously discussed in Page One 38 (http://www.pageonepodcast.com/season-1#/38-james-ross/), Page One 39 (http://www.pageonepodcast.com/season-1#/39-alan-cunningham-live/) and Page One 40 (http://www.pageonepodcast.com/season-1#/40-gabriele-wappel/).   Christy Malry’s Own Double Entry by B. S. Johnson is also discussed in Page One 106 (http://www.pageonepodcast.com/season-3#/106-neil-spokes/).   According to the Merriam Webster online dictionary, ‘sphacelate’ means ‘to become gangrenous’. https://www.merriam-webster.com/medical/sphacelate   OutThere Magazine: The Style Issue, the magazine both edited by and given to Charles Adrian by Uwern Jong, is discussed in Page One 29 (http://www.pageonepodcast.com/season-1#/29-uwern-jong/) and Page One 163 (http://www.pageonepodcast.com/season-6#/163-poir-7/).   You can read about the James Frey memoir controversy, which dates back to 2006, on Wikipedia here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Frey#Controversy   You can find out more about Count From Zero To One Hundred by Alan Cunningham at the Penned In The Margins website here: http://www.pennedinthemargins.co.uk/index.php/2012/10/count-from-zero-to-one-hundred-2/   Episode image is a detail of a photo by Charles Adrian   Episode recorded: 11th May, 2020.   More information and a transcript of this episode is at http://www.pageonepodcast.com/     Book listing: Christie Malry’s Own Double Entry by B. S. Johnson (Page One 38) Count From Zero To One Hundred by Alan Cunningam (Page One 39) Fragenbogen by Max Frisch (Page One 40) Brunelleschi’s Dome by Ross King (Page One 40)

Branching out into the gardens with Paul we continue our conversation from part 1 https://eattmag.com/join-us-in-part-one-of-our-tour-of-the-royal-botanic-garden-sydney/  Where we began our tour standing on the original footprint of the 1816 Botanic gardens a small section of what was known as the Governor's domain to start this botanic garden.  From there in part 2 https://eattmag.com/part-two-of-the-sydney-royal-botanic-gardens-podcast/ We hear how recently, archaeologists discovered a grinding stone from a place called Cuddie Springs, and that grinding stone had starch grains from kangaroo grass that was 32,000 years old. How Vines introduced into the Colony of New South Wales. Now in the Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens Podcast Part 3 we learn of how Vines introduced into the Colony of New South Wales by James Busby Esq. After a most delicious European tour in 1832 sent back on the Lady Harewood in 1832, an extensive collection of over 500 vine cuttings selected from the different vineyards of France.   The experimental garden  Charles Fraser and another early botanist, Alan Cunningham brought back seed and even seedlings of these trees and planted them in the experimental garden among others between 1824 and 1828. Looking to see how these trees would perform and how they could be used as timber trees.    Cedar  Red Cedar grew well and become one of the most valuable commodities coming out of the Australian colonies.  So well in fact Red Cedar can be found in many old town halls or in old buildings, both here but also in places like Manchester and London, and also in places in India.   Into the Palm house   Charles Moore whom was born in 1820, in Dundee Scotland.  Had arrived in Sydney on 14 January 1848 and took up the position of Director of the Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney, a position he held until 5 May 1896. Where he had decided to start planting the palms out in the old experimental gardening 1862, and where we still have some of those original plantings.    Fern mania, had also started at a similar time among the Victorians as a kind of obsession like that of the great fondness for palms as well.  Find out more about Ferns at the Plant species in the woodland page on the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney website  https://www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/Science/Our-work-discoveries/Natural-Areas-Management/Ecology-of-Cumberland-Plain-Woodland/Plant-species-in-the-woodland/Vascular-plants/Ferns   And discover the work that goes into maintaining the Gardens and learn from horticulture staff, taking direction from the team. Upcoming events include visits to the Australian Botanic Garden Mt Annan and Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mt Tomah https://www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/whatson Please answer the questions here  https://forms.gle/DjWFWUKSmD4dELoFA if you cannot see a form below   Loading…  

Ken grew up on a farm in Hope Valley, Rhode Island. In 1967 he joined the Marines and began his study of the Fighting Arts. While with the USMC, he studied Combat Fighting, Weapons Combat, Infantry Training, Basic Specialist Training, and Jungle Guerrilla Warfare Training. He then got his chance to evaluate this training as he was sent to combat in Viet Nam. Upon returning, he stopped over in Okinawa and witnessed Okinawian Shorin-ryu Karate. He made up his mind that he would study this art when he returned home to the States. In 1971 he began his study of Shorin-ryu when he met and began studying with Sensei Mario Yambao. Sensei Yambao had won the Bronze Medal at the Japan World Tournament and had just arrived from the Phillipines. Ken studied with Mario for fifteen years and  earned Sandan (3rd Degree Black Belt) in Okinawian Shorin-ryu. Later earning his forth degree when promoted by 8th. degree Jun Caballero. Ken also studied and has black belt rank in Judo, Ju-Jutsu, TaiHo-Jutsu, SenI-Ryu Budo as well as un-ranked arts like Catch Wrestling and Hung Gar. During this time, Ken also studied Judo, Ju-jitsu, Taiho-jitsu, and Chinese Shaolin Chin-na. It was at this time that he started to dissect the Shorin-ryu kata (forms) and return the techniques to Pre 1900 meanings following the principles of Shaolin Chin-na. Over the years Ken dove into a deep study in the ancient art of Chin-na which has five sections: Muscle Manipulation, Bone Dislocation, Circulatory Disruption, Breath Disruption, and Pressure Point Attacks. The Pre 1900 was reborn and Ken called it Kempo-jitsu Pre 1900 MA, meaning "Chinese/Okinawian Truth". Ken was to bring the old martial art to the attention of sport martial artists through out America. Most students of "Sports Martial Arts" believe they are studying the "Old Arts" , but are in fact practicing the art developed between 1900 and 1940 for Okinawian school children. Ken made it a point to meet and listen to many Grandmasters of other arts through the years. Among these are:   Grand Master Winchell P C Woo of the Hung Gar Fu Hok (Hung Family Tiger/Crane) who taught Ken many secrets of Chin-na O Sensei Phillip S Porter the American Judo Legend under who Ken won his 5th Dan in Judo Grand Master of  ITJF Taiho-jutsu Bernard "Gil" Gilbert who is an expert in Vital Point Attacks and Restraining Techniques and over the years earned his 10th. degree under GM Gilbert. Grandmaster of American Taiho-jitsu Alan Cunningham who excels in Law Enforcement techniques and Short Stick. Ken learned many techniques from GM Cunningham. Master 6th Degree James Byersdorf who spent many years teaching Judo and Ju-jitsu at the MACKO Headquaters before moving to Vermont. The world lost a fine Judo teacher when Master Byersdorf passed away in 2018. Grandmaster Kenneth Miarecki who presently works on Judo and Sen-i Ryu Budo with Ken at MACKO Headquarters. Thanks to GM Miarecki Ken has perfected Judo balance in combat which he incorporated into his art of Kempo-Jitsu Pre 1900 MA. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/martial-maze/support

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by long-time friend and fellow audio engineer Alan Cunningham to discuss going from the world of Rock and Roll audio engineering to running audio in the corporate environment. With years of experience running sound in small venues, large venues and for private bands Alan Cunningham has seen it all. What was it that made him make the move from running sound on the stages of Rock and Roll to clipping lavalier microphones onto America’s top executives? What are some of the challenges faced regularly in both realms of audio engineering? What are some of the different skills sets to move forward and excel in both of these sides of the audio industry? Join the Talking sound podcast as we welcome friend and returning guest Alan Cunningham to discuss these questions and more. The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by long-time friend and fellow audio engineer Alan Cunningham to discuss going from the world of Rock and Roll audio engineering to running audio in the corporate environment. With years of experience running sound in small venues, large venues and for private bands Alan Cunningham has seen it all. What was it that made him make the move from running sound on the stages of Rock and Roll to clipping lavalier microphones onto America’s top executives? What are some of the challenges faced regularly in both realms of audio engineering? What are some of the different skills sets to move forward and excel in both of these sides of the audio industry? Join the Talking sound podcast as we welcome friend and returning guest Alan Cunningham to discuss these questions and more. The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by long-time friend and fellow audio engineer Alan Cunningham to discuss going from the world of Rock and Roll audio engineering to running audio in the corporate environment. With years of experience running sound in small venues, large venues and for private bands Alan Cunningham has seen it all. What was it that made him make the move from running sound on the stages of Rock and Roll to clipping lavalier microphones onto America’s top executives? What are some of the challenges faced regularly in both realms of audio engineering? What are some of the different skills sets to move forward and excel in both of these sides of the audio industry? Join the Talking sound podcast as we welcome friend and returning guest Alan Cunningham to discuss these questions and more. The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by long-time friend and fellow audio engineer Alan Cunningham to discuss going from the world of Rock and Roll audio engineering to running audio in the corporate environment. With years of experience running sound in small venues, large venues and for private bands Alan Cunningham has seen it all. What was it that made him make the move from running sound on the stages of Rock and Roll to clipping lavalier microphones onto America's top executives? What are some of the challenges faced regularly in both realms of audio engineering? What are some of the different skills sets to move forward and excel in both of these sides of the audio industry? Join the Talking sound podcast as we welcome friend and returning guest Alan Cunningham to discuss these questions and more. The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

Phil Ivey flops a set against Alan Cunningham's Aces in the Full Tilt Million Dollar Cash Game. FLOP: 2d 9c 6s TURN: 4h RIVER: 10s For access to exclusive Poker Guys freerolls and other tournaments on Nitrogen Sports Poker Room, use this link to sign up: https://www.nitrogensports.eu/r/632610

  For the 63rd Second-Hand Book Factory, Charles Adrian is joined by writer and sometime academic Alan Cunningham. They talk about precision in the face of horror, the creation of fear and just plain good storytelling. Oh, and get ready to sit back and chill out at the end of the episode for nearly ten minutes of gentle bliss. You can listen to Alan talking to Charles Adrian about his own book, Count From Zero To One Hundred, here.  

    Show #4 – CLICK to PLAY This week, The Real Estate Rooster, Alan Cunningham, continues to discussion about construction and development trends in the current real estate market. Alan continues by talking about new development technologies and initiatives that could impact construction in the coming year. His guest this week is Professor Raphael […]

Show #3 – CLICK to PLAY This week, Alan Cunningham discusses the real estate market climate going into 2007 and discusses how that is affecting, or is affected by, construction trends and urban development. His guest is Joey Pulford from USC’s School of Public Policy, Planning, and Development. SUBSCRIBE through iTunes