Podcast appearances and mentions of amy conroy

Amy Conroy has found that communicating the “why” behind data science is critical to helping lawyers understand and appreciate what role it can play in legal practice. Dennis and Tom welcome Amy to discuss her expertise in data, legal AI, and many other aspects of legal technology. Amy shares insights on problem-solving tactics for everyday tasks, the rise of data-driven legal practice, collaboration tools, and much more.  As always, stay tuned for the parting shots, that one tip, website, or observation you can use the second the podcast ends. Have a technology question for Dennis and Tom? Call their Tech Question Hotline at 720-441-6820 for the answers to your most burning tech questions.   Show Notes - Kennedy-Mighell Report #372 A Segment: Fresh Voices on Legal Tech with Amy Conroy Law School 2.0 Mishcon de Reya B Segment: More with Amy Conroy Parting Shots: Don't wait to innovate Soundcore Sleep A20 Earbuds Time Team TV Show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amy Conroy has found that communicating the “why” behind data science is critical to helping lawyers understand and appreciate what role it can play in legal practice. Dennis and Tom welcome Amy to discuss her expertise in data, legal AI, and many other aspects of legal technology. Amy shares insights on problem-solving tactics for everyday tasks, the rise of data-driven legal practice, collaboration tools, and much more.  As always, stay tuned for the parting shots, that one tip, website, or observation you can use the second the podcast ends. Have a technology question for Dennis and Tom? Call their Tech Question Hotline at 720-441-6820 for the answers to your most burning tech questions.   Show Notes - Kennedy-Mighell Report #372 A Segment: Fresh Voices on Legal Tech with Amy Conroy Law School 2.0 Mishcon de Reya B Segment: More with Amy Conroy Parting Shots: Don't wait to innovate Soundcore Sleep A20 Earbuds Time Team TV Show

Mick Coyle is joined by GB Paralympian Amy Conroy. Amy is on the podcast to talk about her mental health journey, discussing grief, family support, overcoming physical illness, and finding new goals in life. Amy was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 13, and had already lost her mum to the illness. She lost a leg as part of her treatment, but showed immense strength to seek new goals, and found herself playing wheelchair basketball at the Paralympics. Amy reveals how she survived her journey, and how she is learning to spot the signs that her mental health might be struggling. Amy was speaking as AXA released their Mind Health Survey results for 2023. Podcast cover image: ©Alamy Follow Amy on Instagram Follow host Mick Coyle on Instagram and Twitter, and join the Mental Health Monday Facebook group

Amy Conroy is quite simply a remarkable human. Since beating the 50% survival odds of a childhood cancer, Amy started wheelchair basketball and quickly became a three-time Paralympian and a World and European Silver Medalist. She then went on to make history at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, winning bronze with Team England in the first ever appearance of wheelchair basketball in a Commonwealth Games. Amy is on a mission through her work as an ambassador, presenter, model and public speaker to show that nothing is impossible with the power of positivity. “When there are tough times in life, which are inevitable, sometimes you can reframe them in your mind. I really think gratitude is something that taught me the secret to joy and also focusing on the good bits rather than what you've compromised or lost, which can be natural for all of us to do.” In the fourth episode of Are You Sitting Uncomfortably? host Gemma Greaves and Amy explore her experiences of overcoming cancer at the age of 12, the importance of being kind and her journey to finding strength and resilience. Before listening, please be aware that this episode contains references of emotional and sexual abuse. Tell Gemma & the Fresh Air team your story at uncomfortable@freshairproduction.co.uk. Listen and follow now to meet the incredible people who all have a story and who are all ready to sit uncomfortably.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us for the first episode in our Language of Leadership podcast series, exploring the lessons business can take from sport when it comes to leadership. We have analysed the language used by elite individuals in sports and business, and developed six lessons for business leaders to take from sports leaders. In this series, we'll be discussing one lesson per episode with a leading figure in sport. In this episode, broadcaster, Ayo Akinwolere, and Charlie Unwin, a sports performance psychologist, speak to wheelchair basketball athlete, Amy Conroy, about how sports leaders are distinct in their focus on constant self-improvement and how this can be translated into the world of business. You can read the transcript to this podcast on our website: https://gowlg.co/3QHLgV9 ... Gowling WLG is an international full-service law firm working across a range of industry sectors including real estate, government, financial services, life sciences and technology. We operate across the world with offices in the UK, Europe, Canada and the Middle East. We regularly talk about a broad range of topics that may be of interest to you. Subscribe to receive our latest articles, podcasts and webinars straight to your inbox: https://gowlg.co/35efH2r Alternatively, you can view our full selection of insights and resources here: https://gowlg.co/3IwEr41 Want to get to know us? Follow us on: LinkedIn: https://gowlg.co/3hqmatB Twitter: https://gowlg.co/35Do0nY Facebook: https://gowlg.co/3th2w8N Instagram: https://gowlg.co/3tEf2iq This podcast may contain information of general interest about current legal issues, but does not give legal advice.

Restrictions have lifted and the arts are back, theatre double bill on the show as actress Norma Sheahan talks self help, playing Shirley Valentine and she answers some silly questions, actress and writer Amy Conroy is fresh off the set of the TV adaptation of Graham Norton's book 'Holding' she discussed her brilliant 1 woman show coming to Droichead arts centre guaranteed to shake the January blues. Plus the story about the Dublin man who left his immersion on for 7 years sparks some great advice from plumber and gas man Pat! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Over three years later, James has finally felt ready enough to confront his "fix it in post" demons, which can only mean it was time for the return of Amy Conroy! Amy has been on a basketball hiatus since finishing the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, and has used the time to move to London in pursuit of opportunities parallel to basketball. She talks us through how to make friends on the tube, and how a distinct lack of shame might just be the defining factor in securing personal sponsorship that might allow her to learn to run again. Really. With all that wisdom out in the open. Amy answers our listeners' questions. Or at least the ones that were appropriate. Have a word with yourselves.

Rosemary Jenkinson on her new short story collection Marching Season, Amy Conroy and Paul Meade on Gúna Nua's production of SHAM, Claudia Boyle on her performance in Alice in the Underground, and Amanda Feery on her new vocal piece 'Longwave'

In line with our Paralympics Ones To Watch Series, we've gone into the locker and dug out an episode from our old platform. This episode from 2019 marks the culmination of James & Mark's many attempts to rope in their then-teammate; GB star forward Amy Conroy. In an episode that still holds the dubious title of "most content to hit the cutting room floor", the 52 minutes we salvaged from a 90+ minute interview gives an insight into Amy's recovery from injury and preparation for the 2019 European Championships. The uncut version has been deleted, for the good of everybody involved.

Our tour of LegalTech takes The Future Law Podcast to London and this conversation with Giles Thompson and Amy Conroy. Giles and Amy are two early-career lawyers who stepped quickly off the path to a conventional law practice career and, in very different respects, onto the team at Avvoka, which offers a document automation platform.   Mike Madison talks with Giles and Amy about what Avvoka is up to, how that fits in the evolving LegalTech landscape, and how each of them came to be where they are today. Links: Avvoka Giles Thompson Amy Conroy See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Since Wander By Proxy is officially one-year old, this bonus episode compiles some of the best quotes from each episode that ran in 2020. Having a bad day? This clip is stacked with inspiration and perspective.  Wander By Proxy will be releasing new episodes every other Wednesday throughout 2021, so be sure to subscribe and follow on social media and wherever you listen to podcasts.  Quotes attributed in order: Lauren Gabel 1. Trekking in Vietnam @theoutofofficegal Autumn Spredemann 2. Love in Bolivia @travellingamazon Maddi Brown 3. Dude Ranching in Montana @maddicbrown Cienna Richards 4. Group Travel in Germany @cienna_travels Taylor Mills 5. Film Festival in the Netherlands @tmillsj Amy Conroy 6. Day of the Dead in Mexico @amysmundo Jennifer Parnall 7. Quarantine in Spain @jlynnparnall Stephanie James 8. Digital Nomad in Ecuador @justavessel22 Jenna Z 9. Chronic Wellness in a Bus @highspiritsjourney Sara Lynch 10. Sparks in Chile @planetwithsara Melissa Miller 11. Running Down Mountains @miss.rover Elizabeth Hensley 12. Generosity on the HWY @thelizapproach Estrella Quiroz 13. Strangers on a Plane @estrellaq95 Emily Theisen + Jordan Mileski 14. The Adventurous Spirit @emilytheisen_  @jordan.mileski Manupalooza + Sofia 15. Host A Sister @manupalooza  @lamagaa For more insight from guests, travel inspiration and recommendations, and episode teasers, follow Wander By Proxy on: Instagram @wanderbyproxypodcast Facebook @wanderbyproxypodcast Do you have a travel story that changed your perception? Visit the website and fill out the story pitch form!  For more information on Wander By Proxy, read a transcription of this interview, or contact Leah Falyn, visit the website at wanderbyproxy.com. Don’t forget to rate and review Wander By Proxy! Thank you for listening!

This episode on the Women Who Sport podcast, we are joined by the magnificent Amy Conroy! Amy is a GB wheelchair basketballer and 2x Paralympian who got into the sport after losing her leg to cancer age 13. Since making her debut for GB as a teenager in 2010 she has co-captained the U25 team to gold at the 2015 World Championships in Beijing and has been a core player on the senior team throughout all major championships. After a 7th place at London 2012 and a 4th place finish in Rio 2016, Amy has her sights set on gold for Tokyo 2021. She has an incredibly inspiring outlook on life and talks to us about overcoming the barriers that are holding you back in order to achieve greatness. Amy is determined, passionate, funny and inspiring. We are incredibly lucky to have two amazing partners for this series on the podcast - Locker Stash Rugby and Boob Armour. Locker Stash Rugby sell pre-loved sports kit through their website and in non-covid times even host 'stash nights' at your local club. Be sure to check them out and get your hands on some absolute gems! https://lockerstashrugby.co.uk/ Boob Armour are an Aussie-based company (don't worry - they sell worldwide!) who create protective breast inserts that slip inside any sports bra and shield your boob against damage in high impact sport. They also reduce breast movement while running and are made in 6 different sizes. Order online at http://www.boobarmour.com.au/

Amy Conroy and her family spent a collective year in San Miquel de Allende, Mexico to learn the language, but she left with an entirely new perspective on death by participating in Day of the Dead. A new culture gave her an entirely new way to both cope with grief and seize the day.  Follow her adventures on Instagram at @amysmundo.  Amy’s company Habla Blah Blah teaches kids new languages through music. Learn more at hablablahblah.com. Subscribe to Wander By Proxy on your podcast app of choice. For more insight from guests, travel inspiration and recommendations, and episode teasers, follow Wander By Proxy on: Instagram @wanderbyproxypodcast Facebook @wanderbyproxypodcast Twitter @wanderbyproxy YouTube Do you have a travel story that changed your perception? Visit the website and fill out the story pitch form!  For more information on Wander By Proxy, read a transcription of this interview, or contact Leah Falyn, visit the website at wanderbyproxy.com. Don’t forget to rate and review Wander By Proxy! Thank you for listening!

Alasdair Hooper and Will Moulton are back to bring you episode 26 of SportSpiel. In our first segment we discuss: * The manic nature of the football transfer window and if it prevents young English players from progressing (2:29) * The legacy of the 2018 Women's Hockey World Cup as the Netherlands triumph (20:20) Our feature interview section on this episode is with British wheelchair basketball star and Paralympian Amy Conroy (34:36). At the age of 25, Amy has developed into one of the finest talents in her sport and has enjoyed plenty of success on the international stage.  But away from the sport lies an incredibly inspiring story as Amy was diagnosed with osteosarcoma shortly after losing her mother to cancer.  Despite going through chemotherapy Amy's leg had to be amputated but her comeback since has been nothing short of amazing.  In her interview on the podcast Amy explains what it was like to hear about her diagnosis, how she got into the sport of wheelchair basketball and she also talks about the special bond she shares with her dad.  Follow sportspielpod on social media or email us feedback at sportspielpod@gmail.com Visit our website at: sportspielonline.com Image credit: SA Images and British Wheelchair Basketball

Pantisocracy - Season 3 (2018) Episode 2 ‘The Elephants in the Room’ In this the second episode of a new 10 part Summer Season of Pantisocracy, the cabaret of conversations, host Panti Bliss meets writer Michael Harding, actor and singer Ruth McGill, aerial performer Ronan Brady, playwright Amy Conroy and poet Jessica Traynor in an episode called 'The Elephants in the Room'. Panti Bliss kicks off with a moving and dark memory of her time in boarding school while Ruth performs two of her own songs ‘The Good’ and ‘See You’ while Jessica Traynor performs her poem ‘The Artane Band’ and Amy Conroy share a slice of her recent play ‘Luck Just Kissed You Hello’ www.pantisocracy.ie has all the episodes and lots of video too

The Elephants in the Room, host Panti Bliss meets writer Michael Harding, actor and singer Ruth McGill, aerial performer Ronan Brady, playwright Amy Conroy and poet Jessica Traynor

Pantisocracy host Panti Bliss shares her own dark memories of a boy's boarding school. ‘The Elephants in the Room’ S3E2 In this episode of Pantisocracy, the cabaret of conversations, host Panti Bliss meets writer Michael Harding, actor and singer Ruth McGill, aerial performer Ronan Brady, playwright Amy Conroy and poet Jessica Traynor in an episode called 'The Elephants in the Room'. Panti Bliss kicks off with a moving and dark memory of her time in boarding school while Ruth performs two of her own songs ‘The Good’ and ‘See You’ while Jessica Traynor performs her poem ‘The Artane Band’ and Amy Conroy shares a slice of her recent play ‘Luck Just Kissed You Hello’ www.pantisocracy.ie for more

Thursday 24 May 2012One of the most exciting new voices to emerge in Irish theatre of the past few years, Amy Conroy is on an unstoppable roll. Here she discusses falling in love with the business while growing up in Kerry, her time training at Inchicore, her ongoing relationship with Barabbas Theatre Co, and in particular Veronica Coburn, the arrival of Hot for Theatre, her participation in both The Abbey’s New Playwright’s Programme and ITI’s Six in the Attic, and the runaway success of both I (Heart) Alice (Heart) I and Eternal Rising of the Sun. It’s episode 29 of the Rise Productions: Irish Theatre Podcast – Enjoy!

ADHD and Dad

Join playwrights and real-life friends Elaine Murphy and Amy Conroy of HotForTheatre, as they discuss the writing process behind Shush; beginnings, endings and every draft in between. [June 2013]

God said to Abraham "Take your only son, whom you love go to the region of Moriah, sacrifice him there". Amy Conroy responds to the story of Abraham and Issac. David Herlihy, Mary Murray, Emmet Kirwan and Joe Hanley star. Written by Amy Conroy. Sound Supervision by Mark Dwyer Producer Kevin Reynolds