Podcast appearances and mentions of Bob Gallagher

This week Brian with a B and Amferny watch the 2024 horror movie, Beezel. Enjoy the story of the inhabitants of a house appeasing the witch that lives under the house with human sacrifices. This movie is directed by Aaron Fradkin and stars LeJon Woods, Bob Gallagher, Nicolas Robin, Caroline Quigley and Victoria Fradkin. This movie is available on Tubi, Prime Video, Apple TV, Google Play and YouTube. Instagram Links: Follow Aaron Fradkin @aaronfradkin Follow LeJon Woods @lejonism Follow Caroline Quigley @cariquig Follow Victoria Fradkin @imvictoriafratz Follow Bob Gallagher @1bobgallagher Follow the Beezel movie @beezelfilm The podcast art is by @delasernaxtattoos on Instagram and has been revised by rodrick_booker on Fiverr. If you like what you're hearing subscribe and comment on our Instagram @berated_b_rated_movies, Facebook @Berated B RatedMovies and Tik Tok @berated_b_rated_movies. Check out our website at Beratedbratedmovies.com. If you have any comments or movie suggestions please send them to beratedbratedmovies@gmail.com RATED G®, RATED PG®, RATED PG-13®, RATED NC-17®, and RATED R® are certification marks owned by the Motion Picture Association, Inc. This podcast has not been rated or certified pursuant to the Motion Picture Association, Inc.'s film rating system nor is this podcast authorized by, endorsed by, or affiliated with the Motion Picture Association, Inc.

The town of Scituate, Massachusetts, on Boston's South Shore, developed a significant fishing industry by the late 1800s. A stone lighthouse tower was built at Cedar Point, and it began service in April 1812. A major restoration of the lighthouse has taken place over the past two years. Bob Gallagher spoke at the event on August 7 Much work on the lighthouse has been completed, including the fabrication of a new lantern. The restoration was celebrated at the lighthouse on August 7, National Lighthouse Day. Interviewed in this episode are Bob Chessia, chairman of the board of trustees of the Scituate Historical Society, and Bob Gallagher, who has lived in the keeper's house for 16 years and has played an active role in the management of the lighthouse. Bob Chessia at the August 7 event with his wife and daughter Judianne Point, award winning volunteer for Friends of Pomham Rocks Lighthouse in Rhode Island, co-hosts. Also discussed is the restoration of Neds Point Lighthouse in Mattapoisett, Massachusetts.

If your business is not doing well, it's because you are not doing well. Mrs. Bob Gallagher is the Founder and CEO of Mahalo Massage NYC where she uses Intuitive Massage to help her clients get more in touch with their body and mind. Many of us view a struggling business as a reflection of how successful we are as people, without realizing that this mindset is the real problem. We sacrifice ourselves with our work, and we worry about what others think because societal conditioning has convinced us that we need validation, so we must realize this and choose a new way forward. So much of the anxiety, tension and negativity in our lives is caused by us being stuck in these perspectives and choices that are holding us back, and living in that state creates a negative environment that hinders both our health and our business. Real success starts with recognizing that you have the choice to find and create the solutions you need to create positive change!Notes

Bob Gallagher realigns the IDKAT gang's knowledge of massage therapy. Check out Bob's podcast Bank the Fire with Bob (@bankthefire) and her business Mahalo Massage NYC (@mahalomassagenyc) at www.mahahomassagenyc.com Jim's new special "High & Dry" is now available on Netflix! ADS: SHIPSTATION: Go to ShipStation.com and use code JIM today and sign up for your FREE 60-day trial.

Creating a single emergency number was tossed about for more than a decade before the FCC and AT&T worked together on a solution. On January 12, 1968, AT&T announced that 911 would be the emergency code in the United States. There was no plan for a “first” call, and seeing an opportunity, Bob Gallagher, president of Alabama Telephone Company, decided to be the first in the country. In this episode of the Alabama Short Stories podcast, learn about that first call and what it took to implement. Support the PodcastThe podcast is free, but it's not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell a friend about the podcast. Buy some merchandise from the Art Done Wright store at https://www.teepublic.com/user/wright-artMake a donation to the podcast. You can find links in the footer at  AlabamaShortStories.com. Buy the Book. https://www.amazon.com/Alabama-Short-Stories-Shawn-Wright/dp/1735582239/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1660505378&sr=8-3You can listen to the podcast on the website or wherever you prefer to listen and subscribe to podcasts.  Support the show

Scituate Lighthouse, Massachusetts. Photo by Jeremy D'Entremont. The town of Scituate, on Boston's South Shore, developed a significant fishing industry by the late eighteenth century and local citizens petitioned the town's selectmen for a lighthouse in 1807. A stone tower was built at Cedar Point, and Scituate Lighthouse went into service in April 1812. When the second lighthouse at Minot's Ledge -- offshore from Scituate -- was lighted on November 15, 1860, Scituate Light went dark on the same night, seemingly forever. The Italian freighter Etrusco grounded near Scituate Lighthouse in March 1956. Bob Gallagher has been resident caretaker of Scituate Lighthouse since 2009. Photo by Jeremy D'Entremont. David Ball has been a volunteer for the Scituate Historical Society since the 1980s. Photo by Jeremy D'Entremont. The lighthouse property was sold to the Town of Scituate in 1917, and in 1968 custody of the site was awarded to the Scituate Historical Society. The Society had the lighthouse relighted as a private aid to navigation in 1994. The grounds around the lighthouse are open all year, and the lighthouse is sometimes opened for special open houses. The interview in this episode was recorded at the Scituate Maritime and Irish Mossing Museum, and it includes three people. David Ball is the former president of the Scituate Historical Society and the author of a book on Cedar Point and the lighthouse. Bob Chessia is a Scituate resident and the new president of the historical society. And Bob Gallagher has been the resident caretaker, or modern-day keeper, of Scituate Light since 2009. He's also a high school history teacher. Bob Chessia is the president of the Scituate Historical Society. (Courtesy of the Scituate Historical Society)

Joining @paulwebsterfilms this week on Ireland's Film Industry Podcast FNI Wrapchat is super director Bob Gallagher. Bob Gallagher is a director, writer and cinematographer based in Dublin. He has been declared a ‘Good Soldier of Cinema' by Werner Herzog and has been described by Rough Trade's Geoff Travis as a filmmaker who ‘can be lyrical, as well as forensically evil'.  Bounding through styles and subjects, often in enthusiastic collaboration, his work traverses personal boundaries and teases out emotional soft spots.  His visual stories are marked by a polished absurdity and usually an element of the fantastic. With a passion for exploration, Bob's music video work has found him partaking in shamanic rituals, recreating Caravaggio's studio, walking 200km across Ireland, consulting a dominatrix, and cutting up a corpse. Amongst a prolific output of music videos, and commercial work, Bob has directed three short films to date, marrying striking visuals with deftly observed, character driven narratives.  Early in 2017 Bob was invited to Cuba to participate in a 10 day practical workshop with Werner Herzog, resulting in two short documentary films ‘The Impossible Flight of the Stone' and ‘Salon'.  Bob is also a photographer, specialising in 3D images shot on 35mm film . He has exhibited as an artist-in-residence at the Darkroom, and as part of Photo Ireland Festival. He recently completed an artist residency in D-Light Studios Dublin. We're having our biggest online FNI event on the 10th September. Our Fni Forum. Featuring Cast of Love/Hate, The Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival  Tickets just 5euros. Please suppport us in our work. Tics here: https://hopin.com/events/fni-members-forum As always our podcast is brought to you by @wildcard_distribution @filmequipmentstore and @octovid  If you'd like to support the show you can subscribe on Headstuff+ or visit BuyMeACoffee.com/fni and Purchase us a coffee     #WeAreEncouraging #wearecreating #wearesupporting  #WeAreFni. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining @paulwebsterfilms this week on Ireland's Film Industry Podcast FNI Wrapchat is super director Bob Gallagher. Bob Gallagher is a director, writer and cinematographer based in Dublin. He has been declared a ‘Good Soldier of Cinema' by Werner Herzog and has been described by Rough Trade's Geoff Travis as a filmmaker who ‘can be lyrical, as well as forensically evil'.  Bounding through styles and subjects, often in enthusiastic collaboration, his work traverses personal boundaries and teases out emotional soft spots.  His visual stories are marked by a polished absurdity and usually an element of the fantastic. With a passion for exploration, Bob's music video work has found him partaking in shamanic rituals, recreating Caravaggio's studio, walking 200km across Ireland, consulting a dominatrix, and cutting up a corpse. Amongst a prolific output of music videos, and commercial work, Bob has directed three short films to date, marrying striking visuals with deftly observed, character driven narratives.  Early in 2017 Bob was invited to Cuba to participate in a 10 day practical workshop with Werner Herzog, resulting in two short documentary films ‘The Impossible Flight of the Stone' and ‘Salon'.  Bob is also a photographer, specialising in 3D images shot on 35mm film . He has exhibited as an artist-in-residence at the Darkroom, and as part of Photo Ireland Festival. He recently completed an artist residency in D-Light Studios Dublin. We're having our biggest online FNI event on the 10th September. Our Fni Forum. Featuring Cast of Love/Hate, The Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival  Tickets just 5euros. Please suppport us in our work. Tics here: https://hopin.com/events/fni-members-forum As always our podcast is brought to you by @wildcard_distribution @filmequipmentstore and @octovid  If you'd like to support the show you can subscribe on Headstuff+ or visit BuyMeACoffee.com/fni and Purchase us a coffee     #WeAreEncouraging #wearecreating #wearesupporting  #WeAreFni.

Bob discusses common nonprofit mismanagement pitfalls and steps you can take to avoid them.

From the crackling energy of radio waves to the magnetic pull of the television screen, we're taking you on a thrilling journey with our guest Dave Carlson, a seasoned professional in the broadcasting world. We'll traverse Carlson's career path from his early days in radio, spinning records on midnight shifts at stations like 2GN in Goulborn, 200 in Woollongong, and 4IP in Brisbane, to landing his ground breaking gig as the first Triple M Sydney number one shift host, a role that catapulted him into the spotlight. And, if you ever wondered about the unpredictable magic that happens in the radio world, you'll be on the edge of your seat as Dave narrates about his unexpected encounter with an Aussie band, deep in the heart of Texas. The journey doesn't stop there. Watch the scene shift as we talk about Dave's transition from radio to television. His anecdotes from SBS and Channel 9 will give you a glimpse into the serendipitous side of his career and the life-changing opportunities that can result from a simple stroll in Tunk's Park. We'll also explore the adventurous side of Dave's career when he took a leap towards sports writing, proving there's always another fascinating chapter waiting to be written in life.As we conclude our ride, we shift gears to Dave's current role as a sports reporter at Fox Sports News, a twist in his career that beautifully ties back to his beginnings. Listen as Dave pays tribute to broadcasting giants Bob Gallagher and Ron E Sparkes, whose work has deeply influenced his own. Tune in, and experience a career journey that's a testament to the power of passion, the strength of perseverance, and the sweet taste of success. Let's hit the play button together and embark on this thrilling journey through airwaves and screen lights with Dave Carlson.Support the show

Screenwriter Stuart Carolan discusses the inaugural Dublin International Screenwriting Festival, disf.ie, Rachel Kushner's new collection of essays is called 'The Hard Crowd', from the notorious Cabo 1000 motorbike dirt road race to the American prison system, Junior Brother collaborates with filmmaker Bob Gallagher for Hibernorama for musictown.ie

Promoter Leagues O'Toole joins for the 200th episode of the TPOE podcast, talking about the MusicTown programme they've put together, which includes collaborations between David Kitt and Kevin Barry, and Bob Gallagher and Junior Brother, and special events from the likes of Fears, who'll be showcasing her debut album. We talk about how the past year has been for Leagues, from being let go from Aiken after nearly 10 years to starting his own company, Foggy Notions, and some of the big plans he has for that. There's stories about Daniel Johnston, what the future of gigs looks like, and lots more.

Strange Brew : Love Songs is a collection of that bit in the regular show when I ask people to tell me about a song they love, with varying degrees of success and professionalism... This episode features Saint Caoilian, Sea Pinks, RM Hubbert, Honeyblood, Joey Dosik, Le Boom, Bob Gallagher, Lol Tolhurst & Sacred Paws. #strangebrew #8radio #gugai #try8radio Every Friday at 9pm & Saturday at 7pm on 8radio.com. https://linktr.ee/gugai

Join Steve for this fascinating interview with Scituate Lighthouse keeper Bob Gallagher. There are not many live/still manned lighthouses in the United States and Bob tells his stories of living in the heart of some of the wildest weather on the east coast. Bob is a natural teacher and offers such a welcoming spirit to the amazing and historic Scituate icon. Enjoy!

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In this episode we will hear Bob Gallagher provide the Sun Design Core Speech.

Join us for a talk from Bob Gallagher, Owner and President of Sun Design Remodeling as he recounts the concepts from the book Crucial Conversations by Patterson, Grenny, McMillan, and Switzler.

This weeks guest is Bob Gallagher, an SNP Branch Organiser in Perthshire and the Senior Manager of Performance Optimization of Networks at Orange Brand Services.We spoke of his SNP branch and election tasks covering multiple locations.

Bob Gallagher has directed some of my favourite music videos of recent years for some of my favourite bands, including Pillow Queens, Villagers and Girl Band. He recently held his first solo photography exhibition at the Darkroom on North Brunswick Street in Dublin City. Entitled Forced Perspective, it was an experiment with an analogue photographic process and 3D stills. Acts featured included Wastefellow, Loah, TPM, Naoise Roo, Villagers, The Claque and Junior Brother. On April 18 at Dublin's Button Factory, Gallagher takes part in Under My Garage, a late-night 'talk show' featuring discussion, music and live visuals. "Now, for one night only, Gallagher invites you on a journey through his subconscious, transforming the Button Factory into the set of a fictional late night talk show to meet some of his closest collaborators, dissect his work, watch some never-before-seen footage and find out where the bodies are buried. Warning: it will be weird." It features Conor O'Brien (Villagers), Pillow Queens, Myles Manley, Cal Folger Day and Bryan Quinn, with more to be announced - and music from the Under My Garage House Band. Brid O'Donovan talked to Bob about his photography process for the Forced Perspective exhibition, how it came about, collaboration and what's next.

Bob Gallagher is the co-founder of consulting firm Carlisle & Gallagher. In this podcast, Bob walks through his career, going from Michigan to Charlotte and working his way through the ranks of several different firms. He discusses how he was able to build relationships and a network that enabled him to found Carlisle & Gallagher and discusses the key determinants of success for consultants. Finally, Bob offers advice for college students looking to embark on careers in consulting and other fields.

Bettendorf Mayor Bob Gallagher joined AM Quad Cities. Mayor Gallagher says he's focusing on bringing more development to Bettendorf's downtown. Mayor Gallagher said during his State of the City address that the new TBK Bank Sports Complex pumped $10 million into the Quad Cities economy in its first year; the mayor explains how. Mayor Gallagher mentions his five goals for the city.

In this episode actors, Nick Dunning, Chris Mc Hallem and Michael James Ford, discuss working together on Preferred Medium by Bob Gallagher

Discover more tech podcasts like this: Tech Podcast Asia. Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award Winning Podcast Agency. [04:18] Earlier this year, you picked up an award in Singapore. Tell us a little bit about that. -- We picked up two awards from Campaign Asia-Pacific. Campaign Asia-Pacific is basically the de facto agency world magazine in the region. It was really good recognition for us. Now it's onward and upwards! [26:00] Do you see anything emerging in Thailand on the mobile front that will catch on in the rest of the world? -- On the consumption side, Thailand is leading in terms of time spent on mobile. We're talking 4-5 hours a day. There is also mobile payment via QR codes, which are very big here. We see the drive to a cashless society. These are things you would notice in Thailand, people scanning people's QR codes and transferring money for products and services very easily. [44:10] So now you're 8 years into the story of Appsynth. Where do things go from here? -- For us it's a careful balancing act in terms of having the people we need versus having a situation where work dries up and we can no longer support the number of people we have. Maybe we could expand to 100 people, be we'll have to see. We also want to look at growing regionally and also in Europe and the US. One effort we've engaged in is diversifying the nationalities of our employees. As we move forward we need to continue to figure out how to change our structure to support our growth.

[04:18] Earlier this year, you picked up an award in Singapore. Tell us a little bit about that. -- We picked up two awards from Campaign Asia-Pacific. Campaign Asia-Pacific is basically the de facto agency world magazine in the region. It was really good recognition for us. Now it's onward and upwards! [26:00] Do you see anything emerging in Thailand on the mobile front that will catch on in the rest of the world? -- On the consumption side, Thailand is leading in terms of time spent on mobile. We're talking 4-5 hours a day. There is also mobile payment via QR codes, which are very big here. We see the drive to a cashless society. These are things you would notice in Thailand, people scanning people's QR codes and transferring money for products and services very easily. [44:10] So now you're 8 years into the story of Appsynth. Where do things go from here? -- For us it's a careful balancing act in terms of having the people we need versus having a situation where work dries up and we can no longer support the number of people we have. Maybe we could expand to 100 people, be we'll have to see. We also want to look at growing regionally and also in Europe and the US. One effort we've engaged in is diversifying the nationalities of our employees. As we move forward we need to continue to figure out how to change our structure to support our growth.

[04:18] Earlier this year, you picked up an award in Singapore. Tell us a little bit about that. -- We picked up two awards from Campaign Asia-Pacific. Campaign Asia-Pacific is basically the de facto agency world magazine in the region. It was really good recognition for us. Now it's onward and upwards! [26:00] Do you see anything emerging in Thailand on the mobile front that will catch on in the rest of the world? -- On the consumption side, Thailand is leading in terms of time spent on mobile. We're talking 4-5 hours a day. There is also mobile payment via QR codes, which are very big here. We see the drive to a cashless society. These are things you would notice in Thailand, people scanning people's QR codes and transferring money for products and services very easily. [44:10] So now you're 8 years into the story of Appsynth. Where do things go from here? -- For us it's a careful balancing act in terms of having the people we need versus having a situation where work dries up and we can no longer support the number of people we have. Maybe we could expand to 100 people, be we'll have to see. We also want to look at growing regionally and also in Europe and the US. One effort we've engaged in is diversifying the nationalities of our employees. As we move forward we need to continue to figure out how to change our structure to support our growth.

Tells the story of Irishwoman Ceila O'Dowd, the ambitious director of an English public art gallery, who feels her latest curated exhibition represents the last chance for promotion and preferment.  

Tells the story of Irishwoman Ceila O'Dowd, the ambitious director of an English public art gallery, who feels her latest curated exhibition represents the last chance for promotion and preferment.  

Can you define a good Leader vs. a good Manager? Are they the same, similar or completely different? How can having a strong leadership team affect the success or your business? In Episode 16 Victoria and Mark welcome Bob Gallagher to the show to discuss how building the leadership team at Sun Design Remodeling Specialists... The post Ep.16: Keys to Developing an Impactful Leadership Team with Bob Gallagher appeared first on PowerTips Unscripted.

Discover more tech podcasts like this: Tech Podcast Asia. Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award Winning Podcast Agency. Starting his own record label at 18 rather than going to University, Bob Gallagher has opted for the unconventional route to success. Getting an early start in the music industry led to a natural opportunity in the then burgeoning mobile music space where he learned about app development and content production. With a view to leave the music industry, Bob moved to Thailand in 2008 seeking out new challenges. Initially, he continued working remotely for his previous employer but then curiosity for mobile combined with the constant demand from companies wanting to know how to market their mobile apps, led him to establishing his own consultancy. The initial iteration of AppSynth - the app store optimization consultancy - was Bob himself advising clients but participation in Startup Weekend in Bangkok 2011 introduced him to what would them become his partner management team. Since 2011, AppSynth continues to grow from its base in Thailand, with a team now approaching 50 people. In this interview, we learn about Bob's journey and life as an entrepreneur in South East Asia.

Loads of stuff from the likes of UNKLE, Search Party Animal & Squarehead, plus acclaimed film maker, Bob Gallagher, tells me about a song he loves (by Radiohead). Strange Brew - indie beats, alternative rock and good vibrations from the past, the present and the not too distant future with gugai. Every Thursday night at Róisín Dubh, Galway, Ireland and every Friday at 9pm & Saturday at 7pm on 8radio.com. Strange Brew : Songs Of The Day playlist - https://open.spotify.com/user/gugai www.facebook.com/strangebrewgalway twitter/@gugai gugai@roisindubh.net

Martin Durcan & Peter Gallagher

Maj Gen Ciaran Brennan

Minister for Defence Paul Keogh

Martin Durcan & Peter Gallagher

Maj Gen Ciaran Brennan

Minister for Defence Paul Keogh

Robin Bailey spent nine years with Jamie Dunn and Ian Skippen on the B105 Morning Crew, dominating the Brisbane market during the 1990s and early 2000s. She then hosted 973 Breakfast for a decade with Terry Hansen and Bob Gallagher. Robin’s longevity and consistency across almost two decades on two separate shows makes her one of Brisbane’s most successful FM presenters. In 2017, Robin joined Greg Martin and Ed Kavalee for Marto, Ed & Robin, a new breakfast show on Triple M in Brisbane. In Season Four we welcome our first sponsor: Radio Monitor. Email Radio Monitor aus@radiomonitor.com, mention Game Changers: Radio and receive a free three-month subscription.  Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Support the show.

Bob Gallagher is a fine art photographer who does business primarily by selling his photos to art galleries. He talks about how to deal with gallery managers and how to price your photos in this kind of market. See his work at www.bobgallagher.com

The official video for Photosonic Orchestra's new single 'DRiNK ME!' - out now. Buy it now: IRELAND _ Text music 6238 to 57501 to add download to your account. Texts cost €1 UK _ Mobile downloads may incur additional charges. Check with your operator. Texts cost £1. iTunes | Amazon | HMV | Rhapsody coming soon .... -------------------------- DRiNK ME! ( 2010 ) Directed by Bob Gallagher & Séamus Hanly Music by Giulio "Julyo" D'Agostino, Reece Wardrop and Steven Conroy Lyrics by Martyna Halas Mastered by Jamey Staub ( Perimeter Studios, NYC ) Lyrics: I can't help but fall for the sparkle in your eyes Curiosity in the corner of your smile Your perfume tells me stories of a certain night Will you leave your fingerprints on my skin tonight? I am a sip of wine you're so desperate to try Drink me before sunrise, before I change my mind We're of the same species, we're of the same kind It's not where I belong but that's what makes it right All I know about you is that you'd like to play Aside are put our feelings, aside is put my name I am a sip of wine you're so desperate to try Drink me before sunrise, before I change my mind Will I regret the sparkle I've just seen? Will I forget the sweetest taste of guilt? You are a sip of wine I'm so desperate to try Let me drink you now before I change my mind