Podcast appearances and mentions of brown thomas

Hailing from Barna in Co. Galway, Lorraine Heskin studied in University of Limerick before heading off to New York for 4 years working in a diverse range of food businesses. On returning to Dublin in 2006, she founded the Gourmet Food Parlour, opening its first 25-seater café in Dun Laoghaire. Since then, it has evolved to become Dublin's most trusted restaurant group, with 12 locations across Dublin, Meath and Galway including a state-of-the-art catering kitchen in Santry. In 2023, they opened 3 unique dining concepts inside the iconic Arnotts Dublin department store, and now have a fourth there, as well as two in Brown Thomas, employing 320 people in total. As CEO, Lorraine's hands on approach to running the business is the driving force behind the company. Her dedication, determination, and hard work filters down throughout the company. She was an EY Entrepreneur of the Year Finalist in 2023 and recently won CEO of the year at the inaugural Business Post, Leadership and Excellence Awards. She has her own consultancy business established where she works with female entrepreneurs on their business journey, guiding and encouraging them to grow and scale. This is the 63rd episode in the Davy podcast series ‘Everyday Business with Aidan Donnelly' with special guest Lorraine Heskin, CEO of The Gourmet Food Parlour.

It may be August, but that hasn't stopped Brown Thomas from opening their much-anticipated Christmas Shop. This begs the question: how early is too early to get in the Christmas spirit? All to chat with Deirdre Reynolds, Sunday World Columnist.

It may be August, but that hasn't stopped Brown Thomas from opening their much-anticipated Christmas Shop. This begs the question: how early is too early to get in the Christmas spirit? All to chat with Deirdre Reynolds, Sunday World Columnist.

In this episode of The Entrepreneur Experiment, Gary Fox sits down with Cait and Cillian, the powerhouse duo behind Luxury Exchange - the Irish-born fashion resale platform that's redefining pre-loved luxury. From humble beginnings selling designer pieces on Instagram between her shifts at Brown Thomas, Cat grew her side project into a business projected to do over €4 million in turnover this year. Joined by her fiancé and co-founder Cillian, the pair share a raw and inspiring look at what it really takes to scale a customer-first business - from running daily Instagram Lives to bootstrapping every aspect of growth with zero external funding. They open up about the early mistakes (hello, 10% commission), pivotal turning points like their first €6k live sale from a holiday home in Waterville, and the relentless work ethic that powers their mission today. If you're an aspiring entrepreneur or operator wondering how to build a cult brand through trust, taste, and total obsession with your customer, this one's for you. ----- Subscribe to our newsletter for weekly inspiration on Business, Brain and Body, as well as exclusive events, courses and more, straight to your inbox. It's free! https://www.mrgaryfox.com/subscribe-1 --- Visit my partners Enterprise Ireland: https://bit.ly/EIreland Azure Communications: https://bit.ly/azureEE Nostra: https://bit.ly/3HHwSMo

Wink with Mink Lashes won Arnotts' Pitch '24 competition, securing their brand's place in-store and online at Planet Beauty in Arnotts & Brown Thomas, allowing customers to experience Wink with Mink's innovative lash solutions firsthand. Shona Mahon, the owner of Wink and Mink, joins Mandy Johnston to chat about how things are going so far. Pitch '25 is open to founders, makers, and innovators living in the Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland, across fashion, beauty, jewellery, lifestyle, food, circular goods, or technology. You must have a developed product or service, and the ability to scale for the peak Christmas season. Apply now to pitch your brand and bring your vision to life at Arnotts this Christmas.

Joe speaks to Áine Killilea about the upcoming Personal Brand Masterclass being held in Brown Thomas, with the goal of empowering women in the professional world Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Season 6 of Tech Powered Luxury, brought to you with Azure Communications! This week on Tech Powered Luxury, we sit down with the Queen of Brows herself, Kim O'Sullivan. With over 14 years at Giorgio Armani, training under industry legends like Pat McGrath, and now expanding her brand globally, Kim has built an empire rooted in expertise, passion, and an obsession with perfect brows.Kim fell into the beauty industry at 19 while working at Brown Thomas, where she was hired by Giorgio Armani Cosmetics - marking the start of a 14-year career with the luxury brand.✨Training with beauty legends like Pat McGrath and Linda Cantello shaped her philosophy on beauty and service, setting the foundation for her own business.

Welcome to Season 6 of Tech Powered Luxury, brought to you with Azure Communications! This week, we're diving into the world of brand building, luxury retail, and international expansion with Silvana Landa, the founder of LANDA and a powerhouse in the fashion industry. From Brown Thomas and L'Oréal to launching her own leather goods brand, Silvana has built a career many aspire to.Silvana started her career in fashion at Brown Thomas, quickly moving from the shop floor to brand management before joining L'Oréal to lead major luxury brand launches, including Biotherm and Kiehl's. 

This week on the Podcast this week Dick and Tom are looking at the history of the Colonial Buildings on Eglinton Street, where Brown Thomas is now.You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway.If you have a message for Tom or Dick please email us at oldgalwaydiary@advertiser.ie

This week on the Podcast this week Dick and Tom are looking at the history of the Colonial Buildings on Eglinton Street, where Brown Thomas is now. You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway.If you have a message for Tom or Dick please email us at oldgalwaydiary@advertiser.ie

A new Limerick Gift Card has launched as part of efforts to support local businesses by locking in spending and attracting new spending to the county. Backed by Limerick City and County Council and Limerick Chamber, the gift card is available as either a physical gift card or an e-card that can be added to digital wallets. Cards can be spent in the city and surrounding towns, including Newcastle West, Adare, Abbeyfeale, Kilmallock and Rathkeale. Over 140 businesses, including independent businesses and well-known Irish brands such as Penneys and Brown Thomas, accept the new Limerick Gift Card. John Moran, Mayor of Limerick said: "Local retail businesses are key to a vibrant Limerick. They provide essential shopping and services, employment and broader support in our communities. But it is not a one-way street. They need our support too. A little adjustment by each of us in how we spend this Christmas will make a huge collective difference to them. These innovative cards make that easy for us all! Please think local this year!" The Limerick Gift Card is part of the multi-award winning Town & City Gift Card concept active across Ireland in Ballinrobe, Carndonagh, Drogheda, Letterkenny, Sligo and Waterford. Over €7 million Town & City Gift Cards were sold in Ireland in 2023, with around 80% of sales to organisations for staff rewards and incentives. Newly launched technology from Miconex allows Irish organisations to distribute digital Limerick Gift Cards to their staff, clients and customers online to multiple participants at once, immediately or on a future date. Liam Dwan, manager of Brown Thomas said it's a card for everyone: "Brown Thomas is located on O'Connell Street at the centre of Limerick's main shopping district and as one of Ireland's leading department stores, we were keen to get involved with the Limerick Gift Card. What's great about the card is the choice on offer. With one card, recipients can go shopping in Limerick's best stores, grab a bite to eat or a coffee, or even stay over. It's a card that caters for everyone." Penneys store manager Noel McNamara adds: "Penneys Limerick is delighted to be collaborating with fellow Limerick businesses on this exciting new gift card for our city and county. People often visit the city for the high street stores, but will stay to discover other businesses too, and this has a positive impact on everyone. We know from our own Penneys gift cards that people spend over and above the value on the cards, all benefiting our local economy and helping Limerick to thrive." Alongside city businesses, a range of Limerick county businesses are participating in the program, like Isobel's Boutique in Adare. Kay Mulcaire is the owner of the store and said the card is straightforward and appealing: "The fact you can buy a digital version of the card which can be added to digital wallets is fantastic. Lots of people pay using their phones now, so it makes supporting local really convenient. It's also ideal for last-minute gifts, as people can buy the digital card online and send it to the recipient in moments. People want to support local, but it has to be easy, and the new Limerick Gift Card is straightforward and appealing." Hospitality businesses including restaurants, cafés and pubs are also accepting the card, like multi-award winning pub Mother Macs on High Street and Upper Denmark Street. Michael McMahon, owner of Mother Macs, said the card provides much-needed support for the hospitality sector: "Supporting local has always been at the heart of what we do at Mother Macs Public House, and the Limerick City Gift Card aligns perfectly with that ethos. It's a simple yet impactful way to champion our city's incredible mix of retailers, hospitality venues, and cultural gems." A range of accommodation providers are also accepting the Limerick Gift Card, like Deebert House Hotel. Margaret O'Sullivan, manager of the hotel, commented: "Nestled at the foothills of the Ballyhoura Mountains, ...

Humanitarian, entrepreneur, radio and television personality, actress, writer and daughter of Mr. James Brown, Dr. Deanna Brown Thomas joins Frank Mackay on this episode of The Frank Mackay Show!

In our Season 5 finale, Sinead Keary reveals how her experience in personal shopping and luxury retail helped her create a digital-first brand, bringing personalization to the online space. Sinead Keary brings together lessons learned from both Topshop and Brown Thomas to create a digital-first brand that merges premium accessibility with luxury craftsmanship. Her brand stems from her years of experience in personal shopping, understanding client needs and delivering capsule collections that women can rely on season after season. Even with roots in traditional retail, Sinead's focus on online sales and digital strategies allowed her to create a brand that thrives in today's digital-first landscape. ABOUT Season 5 of Tech Powered Luxury is brought to you by luxury and tech entrepreneur Ashley McDonnell. With 10 years of experience working at the crossroads of luxury and technology, Ashley carved out a career across Paris, Dublin and Geneva, working at LVMH, Dior, Google and luxury group PUIG. The podcast is also taught as a module at leading business and design schools around the world, with the goal to share insightful and actionable stories and experience from industry leaders. NEWSLETTER & COMMUNITY REWARDS Each week, we bring a dedicated newsletter as well as Community Rewards to Tech Powered Luxury listeners. Subscribe to our substack to have full access: https://techpoweredluxury.substack.com/ THE TECH POWERED LUXURY TEAM Producer & Host: Ashley McDonnell Videography: Ben O'Neill and Morgan Prudhomme Photography: Anastasiia Redko, Anastasiia Lopushynska and Madeline Gillespie Production Assistants: Abigail Herbert, Gemma Brennan, Tessa Haughton Lynch, Grace Slattery and Klaudia Skierska Newsletter: Beatriz Barros Styling: Johanna Dooley Styling Assistants: Cian Crowe and Alison Murphy Public Relations: Align Agency Content Creation: Kinsman & Co

Jon Beardmore hand-delivers a postcard in Glasnevin, live on air, which he brought all the way from the Galapagos Islands. Jacqueline thinks the 60 cents Brown Thomas are charging for a paper bag is too much. Joe chats to Ruth Walsh, Jimmy Murphy & David Duffy about the funding model of the Arts Council.

Retailer Brown Thomas have defended their decision to charge 60 cent for paper bags in their stores. The charge, introduced last week, applies to the instantly recognisable Brown Thomas grey and white bags and Arnott's blue branded carriers and applies irrespective of the size of the bag a customer is given. They say that all profits from the sale of paper carrier bags will be used to support Crann – Trees for Ireland with the aim of planting 100,000 trees in Ireland over the next 10 years. What do you think about being charged for using a paper bag? People carrying a Brown Thomas bag in Dublin city centre | Image: RollingNews.ie

Guest: Vanessa Sofia, an EO Melbourne member since 2023 and founder of Gingerlilly SleepwearHost: Linh Podetti, an EO Sydney member since 2022, owner of Outsourcing Angel.Welcome to the Entrepreneur Organization Business Podcast! Today, we are joined by Vanessa Sofia, a seasoned entrepreneur from EO Melbourne. Vanessa has a rich history in the fashion industry, from her early days in her family's clothing business to working at Prada's head office in Milan, and finally founding Gingerlilly Sleepwear.In this episode, Vanessa shares her journey of launching and growing a successful sleepwear brand. She discusses the challenges she faced, including a drastic drop in wholesale sales that led her to reinvest personal funds into the business. Vanessa provides valuable insights into maintaining strong supplier relationships, the importance of continuous innovation, and her strategies for breaking into international markets.Hit subscribe to stay updated with more inspiring stories and expert advice from entrepreneurs around the world!ABOUT VANESSAVanessa Sofia, a fashion industry veteran, grew up in her family's clothing business, which shaped her career path. After working at Prada's head office in Milan for three years and helping launch the baby range at Country Road, Vanessa founded Gingerlilly Sleepwear in 2006. Her brand, known for its stylish and comfortable loungewear, quickly gained traction and is now stocked in prestigious stores like David Jones and internationally at Brown Thomas and Wolf & Badger.Vanessa's commitment to quality and strong supplier relationships has been key to her success. Despite facing significant challenges, she has continually innovated and expanded her brand into new markets. Her story is a testament to resilience and entrepreneurial spirit.CONNECT WITH VANESSAWebsite: http://www.gingerlilly.com.auLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/3480930Instagram: @gingerlillysleepwearABOUT THE HOSTLinh Podetti is the CEO and Founder of Outsourcing Angel, a Sydney-based company that helps to create jobs for people in the Philippines while creating freedom for business owners around the world. --------------------ABOUT EO Entrepreneur's Organization (EO) is a global business network of 18,000 + influential business owners in over 220 chapters across 76 countries. We offer world-class events that encompass engaging entrepreneur and business stories, skills-specific workshops, and exciting social gatherings.Our mission is to drive both business and personal growth through peer-to-peer learning, providing support for the holistic entrepreneur experience covering business, family, community, and personal aspects. As a not-for-profit organization, all our funds directly contribute to member benefits.If you're a business owner with revenues ranging from US$250k to US$1m, you can join our Accelerator Program. If your revenues exceed US$1m, you can join the main EO Program in your nearest local chapter. To join or find out more about your nearest chapter, visit https://www.eonetwork.org/why-join/apply-for-membership-form.For further information, please contact:Podcast Host Linh Podetti: linh@outsourcingangel.com.au General Inquiries: support@eonetwork.org.au EO Sydney: www.eosydney.com.au EO Global: https://hub.eonetwork.org/

My rising star pick for season 18 is Aine Kennedy, founder of The Smooth Company. The only thing more remarkable than her rise over the last 2 years is her ability to dream up genius marketing ideas. From millions of views on TikTok with her viral sensation grandad to securing a unique partnership with Brown Thomas, Aine is a creative powerhouse. This is a story grounded in pure entrepreneurial spirit and hard work.  We uncover the grit behind the glamour, from the bootstrap beginnings to the euphoria of seeing her creation gracing the aisles of high-end retailers. Aine's story is an ode to the virtues of kindness, the underestimated power of a positive mindset, and the strength required to build a special business. Join us for an episode that's as much about the entrepreneurial hustle as it is about the human connections that make it all worthwhile.   --- My Season Partners Local Enterprise Offices: https://bit.ly/4bgUdPv Iconic Offices: https://bit.ly/3vPQAzF

Happy Birthday to Brown Thomas! Today the iconic Grafton Street store will celebrate its 175th anniversary celebration. Noel Cunningham, Ambassador for Harvey's Point Donegal joined us on the show to chat about this iconic store.

Happy Birthday to Brown Thomas! Today the iconic Grafton Street store will celebrate its 175th anniversary celebration. Noel Cunningham, Ambassador for Harvey's Point Donegal joined us on the show to chat about this iconic store.

A pub in Phibsborough has offered free pints to Leinster fans tomorrow, with one caveat only if they arrive with a Brown Thomas bag. Chris Raymond, Head of Marketing for Body Tonic, which owns The Back Page Pub told us about their offer.

A pub in Phibsborough has offered free pints to Leinster fans tomorrow, with one caveat only if they arrive with a Brown Thomas bag. Chris Raymond, Head of Marketing for Body Tonic, which owns The Back Page Pub told us about their offer.

Trinny Woodall and her entourage swept into town at the end of last week ostensibly to launch her skincare range Trinny London in Ireland. Hundreds turned out to see the former presenter of What Not to Wear in Brown Thomas and Arnotts. She's a branding and social media phenomenon who is also quite a successful businesswoman. Trinny joined Joe in the studio to chat about her business journey.

Kelly and Pauric's car was broken into when they stopped to photograph a rainbow. Steph discovered Brown Thomas have changed their return limit from 28 days to 21 days when they sent her a bill for four unwanted dresses. Gus is a farmer and matchmaker. One of his sheep just had quintuplets.

Kelly and Pauric's car was broken into when they stopped to photograph a rainbow. Steph discovered Brown Thomas have changed their return limit from 28 days to 21 days when they sent her a bill for four unwanted dresses. Gus is a farmer and matchmaker. One of his sheep just had quintuplets.

Welcome back to another episode of Talks To-Go! Jill and George talk with our next special guest, Dr. Deanna Brown Thomas. She's a humanitarian, entrepreneur, radio & TV personality, actress, writer and President of The James Brown Family Foundation. She founded The James Brown Academy of Musik Pupils, and served as producer on the A&E Documentary “James Brown: Say it Loud.” Her dad, the legendary James Brown, The Godfather of Soul, passed away on Christmas Day in 2006. In a career that lasted more than 50 years, he was instrumental in the development of several musical genres, most notably funk and hip hop. Among his many chart-topping hits were Papa's Got a Brand New Bag, Live at the Apollo and I Feel Good.  This is another "Remembering Dad" episode where we sit down with our guest whose father has passed away to discuss and reminisce about their relationship together.   No reservations necessary.  All TALKS are TO-GO. Follow our guests: Denna: @jamesbrowndaughter Follow us: Instagram: @talkstogopodcast TikTok: @talkstogopod Jill: @jillmorgannnn George: @georgealanruthvo

Arnotts and Brown Thomas have written to Dublin City Council to express concerns around future transport plans which may affect footfall in the city.Ian Guider, Columnist with The Business Post joined The Last Word to discuss.Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

Episode 184 - this week we discuss the horrendous attack on innocent school children and the lunacy that took place a few hours later when a mob of hooligan ransacked the city.  I also cover some worrying red flags that I have noticed recently which may be an indicator of difficult economic times ahead.  I hope you find this one interesting… Send me a message - hello@behindthefacadepodcast.com  *** Test your investment readiness - https://eliteproperty.scoreapp.com Join my mastermind - https://www.elitepropertyaccelerator.com Join the tribe - https://www.elitepropertyaccelerator.com/stayintouch BTF YouTube channel – https://youtube.com/@BehindTheFacade *** https://www.linkedin.com/in/gavinjgallagher/ https://www.instagram.com/gavinjgallagher/ https://www.tiktok.com/@gavinjgallagher/ https://twitter.com/gavinjgallagher *** #investment #realestateinvesting #propertyinvestment

This is Cinematography for Actors. We are live, on-location at the Broadwater for We Make Movies International Film Festival (https://wemakemovies.org) as the official podcast partner. These shorter, special episodes are with selected filmmakers. A huge thank you to our sponsors: Band Pro Film & Digital, Rosco Laboratories, Deity Microphones & BlackMagic Design Loglines: [Subtext] Two people on a first date mask and ignore their insecurities until an event forces them to say what they're really thinking. A Question of Service From the cliffs of Wales, to the basement of MI6, to a Wisconsin farmhouse, "A Question of Service" follows Joseph, an MI6 interpreter...who may or may not be a Russian spy. Joseph's family drama, inner tension, and a complicated relationship with his boss reveal that personal baggage can be just as complex as an espionage deal gone awry. Find Erin! @erinbrownthomas_filmmaker Linktr.ee/subtextshort --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cinematographyforactors/support

Halloween is right around the corner, and yet shops are stocked with Christmas decorations. Brown Thomas on Grafton Street has had it's Christmas shop open since August. Have we all gone Christmas mad? Is October too early to be getting ready for Christmas? Andrea was joined by listeners to discuss...

From the best shows to the hottest new season designers, the coolest muses and the key pieces we will all want to add to our wardrobe this autumn, Louise Duffy talks to our Fashion Buying Director Shelly Corkery on her favourite fashion moments from AW23 and what really happens at fashion month...

In this episode of the Brown Thomas podcast recorded for our Positive Change Festival, guest host and sustainability journalist, Jo Linehan is joined by Dana Thomas. A sustainability pioneer, Dana has authored three industry-disrupting books and is the Sustainability Contributing Editor for British Vogue. Here the pair discuss the future of fashion, the positive changes happening within the industry and why despite challenges, her passion for fashion still burns brightly. 

Send me a voicenote! 0892096423.This week Aoife Moore fills us in on what the three year review of our abortion law found in terms of shortcomings, as well as the potential of another Biden Trump showdown. (Spare me.) I chat to hair ICON Sam McKnight about his decades of doing the coolest hair on everyone from Princess Diana to the Hadids, and about the launch of his products into Brown Thomas.Finally, Esther O'Moore Donohoe and I chat through the news around Ireland's Eurovision entry this week, Adele's power to change minds about James Corden, and Sofia Richie's wedding for content (and love I'm sure).For bonus episodes join the Patreon here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Brown Thomas podcast the sister duo behind the brand Otiumberg sit down with host Louise Duffy to discuss sustainability red flags, the allure of seasonless fashion and what it's really like to run a business with your sibling.

In this episode of the Brown Thomas podcast recorded for our Positive Change Festival, guest host and sustainability journalist, Jo Linehan sits down with Jacquelyn Kankam, Director of Sustainability and Social Impact for Deciem. They discuss The Ordinary's goal of growing a sustainable beauty business.

Today on the Rarified Heir Podcast, we are talking to Deanna Brown-Thomas, whose father was none other than Mr. Dynamite aka, The Godfather of Soul aka “The Hardest Working Man in Show Business”. We are of course talking about the legendary James Brown. When Deanna agreed to be a guest on the podcast we had no idea just how honest and forthcoming she would be talking about her father. In fact, she used the word ‘transparency' and that's exactly what our interview was like. Outspoken, honest, joyful and genuine, Deanna spoke to us about everything from what it was like meeting (or perhaps being set up with) Eddie Murphy backstage as an adult to meeting Soul Train host Don Cornelius on camera as a four year old. As we discussed on this episode, there were very few entertainers who were as well-known across the world other than James Brown and we dig into it. We also learned of James Brown 75/25 rule about show business which frankly was a life lesson we should all learn from. For a man who was known for his explosive live act, it was the school of hard knocks that made him learn that without the business, there was no show. When you work as hard as James Brown did onstage, you better believe, it was taken care of offstage. We also spoke about Deanna's career in radio, in running the James Brown Family Foundation and the James Brown Academy of Music Pupils in Augusta, Ga which provides musical education for local school children as well as a James Brown tour – the only one you can see in the world. We also learned about the James Brown estate which Deanna was very, yes transparent about.. We also discussed James Brown's role in the civil rights movement, his love of Jazz, his ownership of radio stations, what it was like behind the scenes and one subject we like to talk about - life on the road. It's sometimes not all it's cracked up to be. In fact, you might find yourself ordering room service instead of attending an afterparty on the road with her dad. You'll have to listen for yourself. Deanna was a fantastic guest, a warm and frank person who wasn't afraid to ‘go there'. So take a listen, to this episode of the Rarified Heir Podcast and you'll see what we are talking about.  

This week Gigi is obsessed with Mummy's mouse, Joanne's after a discount and a blue plaque from Brown Thomas after becoming a woman there, the girls are too wrecked to ride, we're chatting nepo babies, deinfluencing crocs and the fella found breastfeeding at his own wedding.If you'd like to get in touch, you can send an email to hello@MTGMpod.comMTGM is going on tour in Ireland & The UK! Remember to check the venue websites as well as Ticketmaster! For more information about Joanne's gigs, just visit www.joannemcnally.comThank you!

It's the 7 year itch! We scratch the surface of the upcoming season in episode 1 - 'The Return of the Pod' . After Johnny's winter in the lingerie section of Brown Thomas and Dan's Qatari World Cup adventure, not much has changed on Planet Pod. Johnny still has high hopes for Galway, Dan still reckons this is the biggest season ever, and 90's goth-pop and R&B makes the inevitable return. But to help the dynamic duo get back down to the reality of what's coming up we've asked Mark Rossiter and John Martin to help with an analysis of the comings and goings over the last few months to help predict how this season of all seasons will pan out. We swipe right on transfer tinder and the saga of Dundalk's multiple logins, we ask "Can Derry take Rovers?", we look at the return of 'older' managers to challenge Johnny's favourite law firm, and there's the Mono Stand, cash wages, a bumper bumper mailbag and an almost-epic Collar & Cuff competition. As usual by the end of the hour in studio there still isn't a concrete answer and nothing is indeed delivered. We'd bring you the truth but we reckon you couldn't handle it so you'll have to make do with the rest. It's a Future Ticketing, Collar & Cuff sponsored, rascal of an opening night and other than Galway winning the First Division you'll have to make up your own mind.

This episode features the wonderful Farah Barry. Farah is theContent and Brand Manager at IMI and also a Freelance Copywriter. Farah runs through the different industries she's been a part of including Brown Thomas and professional education. Farah talks about her webinar campaigns the first one surpassing all expectations with 1600 guests. She explains they used the webinars as a lead gen campaign using content areas to get people in and converting on courses further down the line. We move onto Email marketing and Farah highlights simple areas like countdown timers and straightforward calls to action are so underutilized. Farah sets her targets for upskilling in paid and we discuss areas like TikTok. This a good episode for anyone looking to learn more about content creation.

This episode features the wonderful Kate Higham. Kate is a Freelance Copywriter, Content Writer & Brand Storyteller. She talks about how she comes in, identifies a business' voice and helps build a powerful marketing message. She talks about building a word bank and creating brand identities, using McDonald's short sensory words and Brown Thomas luxury rich copy as perfect examples. She talks about her go-to softwares including Grammarly, Hemingway and Hotjar. This is an episode perfect for anyone who wants to understand website copy at the highest level. 

Welcome to Work Rest Slay, the monthly podcast featuring honest interviews with inspirational guests. Work Rest Slay is the place to come to for stories about achievement, burnout, success and inspiration as well as tips to help us strive towards more balanced and fulfilling lives. Episode 13 features Grainne Mullins, Founder of Grá Chocolates, in conversation with Melanie Morris. Grainne shares how she built her startup business from the ground up - growing from building a chocolate factory in her parents back garden to running a luxury retail space in Brown Thomas. You don't want to miss this episode!

The weekend crew of Melinda Barkhouse-Ross and Gerald Glassford are back as Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness debuts in theaters. How good is it? Gerald has a (no spoilers) review of the film and lets you know where this big release stands as a film worth seeing right away. Plus the crew goes boldly where no podcasters have gone before with their thoughts on the release of the new series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and if it brings the franchise back to familiar territory. They also have thoughts on season two of Star Trek: Picard, the latest trailers for Star Wars: Kenobi and the Game of Throne prequel House of the Dragon, and Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. All this and filmmaker and producer Erin Brown Thomas stops by to talk about season one of Severance and what she would do if she were in charge of creative for season two. The summer movie season begins officially right here on our latest PCC Multiverse! For thousands of conversations that matter with thoughtful and amazing people (like us!), you can listen to LIVE or at your convenience, download the Wisdom App today! Gear up with your favorite Pop Culture Cosmos shirts and gifts in our TeePublic store at https://www.teepublic.com/user/pop-culture-cosmos Don't forget to Subscribe to our shows and leave us that 5-Star Review with your questions on Apple Podcasts or e-mail us at popculturecosmos@yahoo.com! Brought to you by Pop Culture Cosmos, RobMcZob.com, Indie Pods United, Lakers Fast Break, Inside Sports Fantasy Football, the novel Congratulations, You Suck (available for purchase HERE), Vampires and Vitae, and Retro City Games!

The weekend crew of Melinda Barkhouse-Ross and Gerald Glassford are back as Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness debuts in theaters. How good is it? Gerald has a (no spoilers) review of the film and lets you know where this big release stands as a film worth seeing right away. Plus the crew goes boldly where no podcasters have gone before with their thoughts on the release of the new series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and if it brings the franchise back to familiar territory. They also have thoughts on season two of Star Trek: Picard, the latest trailers for Star Wars: Kenobi and the Game of Throne prequel House of the Dragon, and Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. All this and filmmaker and producer Erin Brown Thomas stops by to talk about season one of Severance and what she would do if she were in charge of creative for season two. The summer movie season begins officially right here on our latest PCC Multiverse! For thousands of conversations that matter with thoughtful and amazing people (like us!), you can listen to LIVE or at your convenience, download the Wisdom App today! Gear up with your favorite Pop Culture Cosmos shirts and gifts in our TeePublic store at https://www.teepublic.com/user/pop-culture-cosmos Don't forget to Subscribe to our shows and leave us that 5-Star Review with your questions on Apple Podcasts or e-mail us at popculturecosmos@yahoo.com! Brought to you by Pop Culture Cosmos, RobMcZob.com, Indie Pods United, Lakers Fast Break, Inside Sports Fantasy Football, the novel Congratulations, You Suck (available for purchase HERE), Vampires and Vitae, and Retro City Games! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pop-culture-cosmos-one-ho/support

Tonight we're talking to the one and only Deanna Brown, daughter of the Godfather of Soul himself and President of The James Brown Foundation. We talk all about James Brown and his legacy and remember him on his birthday. If you want to join in and attend a FREE event May 7th, 2022 head over to the event on facebook at: https://fb.me/e/1t4jcqbf0 for more details.

Forced into action by Covid, 5-Star spa designer Peigin Crowley turned 25 years deep industry knowledge into a world class product range. Ground Wellbeing was born in crisis but blossomed to become the product choice of leading hotels across the globe and is now becoming a best seller consumer brand. In this episode, we find out how Peigin delivers 5-star products at speed without cutting corners. She also reveals how she secured Brown Thomas as her very first client & the new pandemic trends threatening the entire spa industry.    Get 3 Months Sage Free Now Proudly Partnered with Sage:  https://bit.ly/sageEE

If you've ever been lucky enough to stay at Adare Manor, Cliff House Hotel or The Merrion, the spas in those hotels were designed by Peigín. She had a glamorous jet-set lifestyle until Covid-19 grounded her, literally and figuratively. A life-long advocate of aromatherapy and essential oils, she put the pot on the cooker and began producing her own blend of balms and oils. The brand 'Ground Wellbeing' was born and 15 months later, it's stocked in Brown Thomas and used in The Shelbourne and Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh among others.⁠ Peigín has brilliant advice around taking the leap, starting a business, coping with failures and managing the dreaded imposter syndrome. ⁠

Luxury department store Brown Thomas has opened a new store in Dundrum Shopping centre. It has various concessions and independent operators, one of these companies is Get A Drip. This store gives people booster injections and IV drips claiming that they contain anti-ageing and detoxifying qualities. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2022/03/02175424/0103.mp3"][/audio] Louise Reynolds, Registered Dietician, communications director with Irish Nutrition and Dietetic Institution joined the Last Word to discuss. Catch the full chat by pressing the Play button on this page.  

Brown Thomas has defended offering IV vitamin drip treatments at its new store in Dundrum for up to €950 – despite doctors raising serious concerns about potential health risks. The CEO behind this service Richard Chambers joins Niall on the line now.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brown Thomas has defended offering IV vitamin drip treatments at its new store in Dundrum for up to €950 – despite doctors raising serious concerns about potential health risks. The CEO behind this service Richard Chambers joins Niall on the line now. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Tom looks at Moons Corner, where Brown Thomas is now, Tom looks at the history of the big department store. Ronnie returns to Irish immigration to America particularly the group who ended up in St Paul, Minnesota. You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway

My guest for this episode is, Jonny Davis, the Co-Founder @ Honey + Buzz. Despite all that has gone on around the world in the past 12 months, Honey + Buzz continued to expand & hire. Jonny and his team have work with brands such as, Heineken, Hubspot, Vodafone & Brown Thomas, to name a few. Connect with Jonny - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrjonnydavis/Links mentioned in our conversation;https://indielist.ie/https://www.backtodine.com/ The Positive Space Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/scaling-your-business-wrian-lanigan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.