Podcasts about cahal

Esty Freund is an educator with over a decade of experience in Kiruv and she is closing in on her eighth year in Jewish education. She has dedicated herself to teaching the next generation of Jewish women and mothers. Her career has taken her from serving as an assistant and teacher at HALB, (The Hebrew Academy of Long Beach, NY) to teaching for CAHAL, (Communities Acting to Heighten Awareness and Learning), geared towards children with learning differences, and now at Shulamith, also in NY. Throughout these roles, Esty has consistently focused on nurturing and inspiring her students to develop a deep love and trust in Hashem. With aMaster's degree in both special and general education, as well as training inthe Nurtured Heart Approach, she has developed a unique skill set that enables herto effectively reach and support diverse learners. Esty has a passion forJewish education and a commitment to ongoing learning and growth which hasearned her a reputation as a highly regarded educator within the Jewisheducation community. Gems:Be grateful for the opportunity to teach.Share your excitement with your students.We are teaching the next generation of Jews.Be Ok with admitting when you don't have the answer.Encourage children to ask questions.Bring Hashem into everything.The Torah is our manual for life.Every child needs something different, take the time to find out their needs.Teach children to know themselves, think for themselves, and guide them to deal with their own problems.Each person has their own path and mission and their own way of learning.Learn to work with what you have.It's not always about the quantity of information you're giving over to your students. You're teaching people, not material.Be flexible.Include peer-to-peer learning and find other ways to assess how children are learning.Amazon We receive a small commission for any items purchased through my Amazon link.Parenting On Purpose This course will help you better understand your child and build a deeper connection.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Partnership For The Arts Group Podcast Show #86 “Where We Talk Art …with Irish Composer Cahal Dunne From the VAC Library Victor is finally victorious while dealing with some technology issues and gets a chance to talk with legendary Irish Entertainer Cahal Dunne from his home in Pittsburg. Listen in and learn all about this entertainer, composer, author and playwright who has been performing for fifty plus years. You'll hear about his humble beginning in Ireland and how Cahal found his passion at the early age of three, yep ,we said three. With large acclaim in some major European competitions this performer set himself on a daring new path to America . Did we mention his Punta Gorda FL. connection? Well you can find out all that and Cahal's journey in the world of performing and entertainment and just in case you happen to be an on stage performer you'll definitely want to check out the opportunities he's got for you in 2023 In SWFL, but hurry those opening go quickly!!! By the way Cahal modesty kept him from mentioning some of the legendary entertainers he's performed with. But if you want to know more about that you can check out his website official website at http://cahaldunne.com/ “Where We Talk Art” is based at the Visual Art Center in Punta Gorda FL.

Welcome to the Thresholds of Reality! The podcast where we explore unexplained and mysterious events, phenomena and legends. Today we're talking with the Cahal Crew once again about our Twin Buttes Cemetery investigation. Strap in as we examine the edges of the unknown!

Nick Hennegan stood in the wind and the rain (with a tiny mic and no Wind Shield Pop Cover!) to record the entire launch event of a new Artwork built to celebrate the life and times of W B Yeats' boyhood in Bedford Park, Chiswick. Built outside the church of St Michael and All Angels, with fundraising support of not only locals, but celebrities including Sir Bob Geldolf, here is the entire, unedited event, faults and all! A slice of history with the Rt Rev & Rt Hon Dr. Rowan Williams, Martin Fraser, the new Irish Ambassador, other celebrities and musicians and presented by local poet and scheme organiser, Cahal Dallat. See other interviews with Cahal about the scheme at www.BohemianBritain.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bohemianbritain/message

Today we're talking to Misty Cahal from Cahal Crew Paranormal. Strap in as we examine the edges of the unknown!

He was guilty of wanting things he could not afford and was sentenced to what he would never become.

On the morning after an historic election in Northern Ireland, we discuss Kenneth Branagh's childhood remembrance of the start of The Troubles - with filmmaker and professor Cahal McLaughlin of Queen's University, Belfast. As a child, Dr. McLaughlin lived only a few streets away from the street portrayed in the film. As an adult he works to bridge the divide between Northern Ireland's communities as Director of the Prisons Memory Archive."Belfast" challenges us to consider a number of themes: from intimate concerns about debts, secrets and safety within the home, to larger issues of tolerance and understanding across tribal lines. Rich, Blake and Kofi ponder a variety of questions - drawing on Cahal's childhood observations and his experience as a lifelong activist working for social justice. We encourage you to check out Cahal's work with the Prisons Memory Archive and his portrayals of violence at the hands of UN Peacekeepers in Haiti and Police and Army personnel in Brazil.#belfast #kennethbranagh #fatherhood #family #fathersandsons #love #belfastmovie #searchingforatticus #parenting #buzzsprout 

Broadcaster, writer and producer Nick Hennegan – on Resonance 104.4fm and The London Literary Pub Crawl YouTube Channel and BohemianBritain.com – talks to poet and critic Cahal Dallat about an ambitious project to raise funds to celebrate W.B Yeats and his upbringing in Bedford Park, Chiswick, West London. For further details see - www.wbyeatsbedfordpark.com. Or Twitter @YeatsBedfordPk

Broadcaster, writer and producer Nick Hennegan – on Resonance 104.4fm and The London Literary Pub Crawl YouTube Channel and BohemianBritain.com – talks to poet and critic Cahal Dallat about an ambitious project to raise funds to celebrate W.B Yeats and his upbringing in Bedford Park, Chiswick, West London. For further details see - www.wbyeatsbedfordpark.com. Or Twitter @YeatsBedfordPk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bohemianbritain/message

Hi Friends,We have a great line up this episode.  Will be featuring the latest singles from Nathan Carter, Bernie Heaney, Mike Denver and yours truly.  New to the New York Irish Hour is John McDermott. John's voice is like velvet.  Also new to my show is Cahal Dunne.  Cahal and I go back over 30 years and have done several concert tours together.  Enjoy!AndyPart 1: Nathan Carter (latest single), Andreas Durkin, Andy Cooney (latest single), Bernie Heaney (latest single), Michael EnglishPart 2: The Screaming Orphans, MikeDenver (latest single), Cherish The Ladies featuring Vince Gill (Seamus Pick), Celtic Cross, Hal Roach (Comedy Relief)Part 3: John McDermott (Debut), Sean Brennan, Andy Cooney, Cahal Dunne (Debut)

Also was soll ich sagen, eigentlich wirkte diese Mischung aus Stealth und actionreichem Werwolf-Gemetzel echt vielversprechend...doch leider merkt man recht schnell, dass hier eher wenig Liebe ins Detail geflossen ist. Basierend auf dem Pen&Paper entführt uns Werewolf: The Apocalypse Earthblood in eine Geschichte um Cahal, einen Garou (Werwolf), welcher sich von seinem Clan abgesetzt hat, da er seine Wut nicht unter Kontrolle hatte. Die Werwölfe hier versuchen im Namen von Gaia (Mutter Natur) den Konzern Endron zu vernichten, welcher Wyrm dient, einer bösen Urmacht. An sich klingt das ganz spannend, leider sind die Charaktere aber unglaublich hässlich anzusehen und die Dialoge sind trotz ein paar Optionen belanglos. Wirklich Entscheidungen trifft man so gut wie nie. Auch Rollenspielfeeling kommt selten auf, da die Level sich sehr gleichen und alles linear abläuft: ein wenig durch die Wildnis spazieren, um dann einen Komplex von Endron zu infiltrieren. Hier müssen wir entweder schleichen in Wolfsgestalt, oder aber kämpfen als Werwolf. An sich macht das Kämpfen mit einem Wut-System Laune, aber die Gegner sind leider alle gleich und es wiederholt sich somit jeder Kampf. Zwar haben wir immer die Wahl, ob wir schleichen oder kämpfen möchten, aber richtiger Spielspaß kommt durch die statischen Level ohne Erkundungsreize nicht wirklich auf.

Welcome back to the Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast, episode #104.Watch this interview on YouTube here. Our guest today came to me when I was referred to his book on one of my neuro-coaching training calls with Mark Robert Waldman[i], from episode #30 when I asked a question that was sent to me from a close friend from the UK, on dreams.  Mark Waldman told me that he was anxiously awaiting the NEW book, When Brains Dream: Exploring the Science and Mystery of Sleep[ii] and I immediately looked up the book, and contacted the author, Antonio Zadra, to appear on our podcast. He agreed, and the rest is history!Before I get to the interview, I want to give you a bit more background information on this book, and the authors, and what you can expect before picking it up. I’ve got to say that what I expected from this book, continually changed as I began to read it, and it took me deeper and deeper into the mysterious world of our dreams.Antonio Zadra and Robert Stickgold bring together state-of-the-art neuroscientific ideas and findings to propose a new and innovative model of dream function called NEXTUP—Network Exploration to Understand Possibilities. By detailing this model’s workings, they help readers understand key features of several types of dreams, from prophetic dreams to nightmares and lucid dreams. When Brains Dream reveals recent discoveries about the sleeping brain and the many ways in which dreams are psychologically, and neurologically, meaningful experiences; The book explores a host of dream-related disorders; and explains how dreams can facilitate creativity and be a source of personal insight.Antonio Zadra[iii] is a professor at the Université de Montréal and a researcher at the Center for Advanced Research in Sleep Medicine. He has appeared on PBS's Nova and BBC's Horizon.Welcome Tony, thank you so much for agreeing to share more about your new book, When Brains Dream today.Q1: Tony, when we first spoke, I mentioned to you that I had been writing down my dreams since the late 1990s (off and on) it started when the speaker, Bob Proctor from episode #66[iv], who I worked for, suggested that I could learn a lot of insight from journaling about dreams, but nothing was more powerful than my first conversation with you.  You taught me a valuable lesson, that “we cannot interpret other people’s dreams, only our own.” Can you share why this is important for all of us to understand, as we all probably have the same urge to ask “what does this dream mean?” and what should we be thinking of asking instead when searching for meaning with our dreams? (Ch 12 Working with Dreams). Q2: How can readers use your model NEXTUP (Network Exploration to Understand Possibilities) to understand prophetic dreams, nightmares or lucid dreams?Q3:  Before we look at working with dreams, can you explain that while Freud’s influence on dreams was great,  (you cover his influence in Chapter 3) what powerful scientific and clinical work was being done on dreams way before Freud? Q4: What made you become interested in studying about dreams, and becoming a dream scientist?Q5: I have to ask, the biggest question about dreaming that you cover in chapter 7. Why do we dream?  I always thought our dreams were our wishes or fears, something from the past, unresolved issues, and something triggered by a current event. What would you say? Why do we dream?Q6: What are the contents of most dreams and how can they facilitate creativity and have our dreams be a source of personal insight?6 PART B Also, you mention in chapter 12 that “20 percent of dream material can be confidently traced to waking-life sources.”  Where is the rest of 80% coming from? Our non-conscious?  The collective consciousness that I know you mentioned.Q7: When we were talking about 2 of my dreams before this call, you noticed that water was a theme in both dreams, and one included flowing water that you mentioned can be metaphor for our emotions. You were able to ask me some questions that pinpointed very quickly and easily the meaning of those dreams. Can you expand on any other metaphors like water that might be common themes for people? Also, what can you tell me about dream characters and why are they of such interest to you?Q8: You had mentioned to me that taking art appreciation classes can help to get a better appreciation for our dreams, and not being one to go to the museum or art gallery, I wondered what I could learn from this. Then you mention Santiago Ramón y Cajal, (Cahal) a Spanish histologist and anatomist who won the 1906 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discovery of nerve cells and I watched a video about his book The Beautiful Brain: The Drawings of Santiago Ramon y Cajal[v] on YouTube and it was fascinating. For the first time I began to make connections between art and dreams and see this strategy in a new light. Can you expand on this idea and explain why art appreciation is an important strategy for dream exploration? Q9: In the epilogue you talk about the future of dreaming and that maybe one day sleep trackers could store/log our dreams and how scary this could be. What do you think the future holds for us and our dreams? Do you think there will ever be solid answers that neuroscience can answer to help us to better understand some of the questions that come up with our dreams? Thank you very much for your time today Tony and for sharing your insights on the power of understanding how our brains dream. If anyone wants to purchase your book, is the best place Amazon? If people want to contact you directly, or learn more about your work, what is the best way?@DrZDreams on Twitterhttps://antoniozadra.com/enhttps://antoniozadra.com/en/mediaThank you!RESOURCES:Ready Player One https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1677720/The Dream Keepers https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L21GQBD/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1REFERENCES:[i] Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Episode #30 Neuroscience Researcher Mark Robert Waldman on “12 Brain-Based Experiential Living Principles” https://www.achieveit360.com/neuroscience-researcher-mark-robert-waldman-on-12-brain-based-experiential-learning-and-living-principles/[ii] When Brains Dream: Exploring the Science and Mystery of Sleep by Antonio Zadra and Robert Stickgold (Jan. 12, 2021) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08D1SF658/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1[iii] https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Antonio_Zadra[iv] Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast episode #66 The Legendary Bob Proctor on “Social and Emotional Learning: Where it All Started” https://www.achieveit360.com/the-legendary-bob-proctor-on-social-and-emotional-learning-where-it-all-started/[v] The Beautiful Brain: The Drawings of Santiago Ramon y Cajal Published August 10, 2017 on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72IPPIt5iMw&feature=youtu.be

Wednesday, July 8, 2020 ~ Georgia-based political strategist and Owner of Trafalgar Group Robert Cahal – On their new poll that shows President Donald Trump with a narrow lead over VP Joe Biden. He says he doesn’t believe that Trump’s trailing in Michigan like other polls have predicted.

Wednesday, July 8, 2020 ~ Georgia-based political strategist and Owner of Trafalgar Group Robert Cahal – On their new poll that shows President Donald Trump with a narrow lead over VP Joe Biden. He says he doesn’t believe that Trump’s trailing in Michigan like other polls have predicted.

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Aoibh Johnson and Cahal Clarke are theatre practitioners currently living and work in Australia. Their show "The Daughters of Róisín" played this year at the Adelaide Fringe Festival to rave reviews. Aoibh has been a member of the Craic Theatre for many many years and prior to moving to Adelaide was a drama facilitator for the Youth Theatre. She is an actor and writer. Cahal is from Belfast and is a director, actor and musician.  Craic Theatre would like to acknowledge the support of Mid Ulster Council and the Arts Council NI with this podcast

He sang for Ireland at Eurovision, he's been living and working in the USA for 37 years, he's Jack Lynch's nephew, he's not a fan of Donald Trump, and the Happy Man is happier than ever. I spent twenty minutes with Cahal Dunne.

American indie film Support The Girls is set in a sports bar in America where the manager's day just keeps getting worse The Hunt stared life as a multi award winning Danish film. Its been adapted for the stage at The Almeida Theatre in London Cut and Paste; 400 Years of Collage in Edinburgh explores the sticky multi-shaped world of collage Vasily Grossman's novel Stalingrad was his successor to Life and Fate. The first translation into English is eagerly awaited. Tom Sutcliffe's guests are Viv Groskop, Briony Hanson and Cahal Dallat. The producers are Oliver Jones and Hilary Dunn podcast extra recommendations: Cahal: the poet Chen Chen Viv: Mud and Stars by Sarah Wheeler and Game of Thrones Briony: pose and Paris Is Burning Tom: What/If on Netflix

Cahal McLaughlin visits the School of Irish Studies at Concordia University in Montreal and gives a guest lecture on 'The Prisons Memory Archive' More information available: http://prisonsmemoryarchive.com/ http://www.concordia.ca/artsci/irish-studies.html

Moire is a a bit of an extreme sports junkie. She’s been involved in the mountain running scene in Ireland for over a decade. In 2013, she got into a relatively new sport: multi-sport adventure racing, where individual races can involve disciplines such as biking, running, and kayaking, on both smooth road and rocky mountain surfaces. Moire has adventure raced the Quest Glendalough, Gaelforce West and Westport Sea2Summit. Moire ended up winning the Irish National Adventure Racing Series in 2014, 2016 and 2017. At the same time, her husband and her were starting a family, with her first son Aran being born in 2013 and her second son Cahal being born in 2015.  Moire has written two books, the first in 2011,  Mud Sweat and Tears and her second, Bump, Bike and Baby in 2018, where she shares more of her journey with having a family while juggling training and racing across the country! Show Notes Living in Northern Ireland Growing up in Derry  Being a juggler and balancing many different roles Being a mother, a runner, an adventure racer and author What she was liking growing up Living in Kenya for her 20s before moving back to Ireland in her 30s Getting into mountains running for the first time (both hating it and loving it at the same time) Irish Mountain Running Association (IMRA) What she loves about mountain running and why she likes who she is while running Managing the fear of running down hill at speed The Wicklow Round - the history of the challenge and the planning involved for it 2008 giving it ago and learning huge amounts.. What if I…. Mentally getting over setbacks and making the transition to wanting to give it another go Why she doesn’t overthink challenges and focuses on breaking them down Training schedule and working with a coach Pregnancy, babies and the impact on her life and training Judgement about doing exercise (running, mountain biking weight lifting), while being pregnant  What it was like after having her first child… Susie Mitchell -Book “Pregnancy to Podium” and 4 months later winning a world masters track cycling title! Training for her next adventure race and breast feeding! Losing bladder control while racing and what you can do about it Having a 2 year old and a 4 year old Her love of bike rollers! The next challenge - Quest Wales (Adventure race!) The Dennis Rankin Round - the challenge, 24 hrs, 40 peaks and starting at 3 am Lets talk about pooing and getting your period while out running Books - Mud Sweat and Tears, Bump Bike & Baby    Social Media Twitter: @moireosullivan Blog: https://moireosullivan.com/  Books! Mud, Sweat and Tears Bump, Bike and Baby: 

With the GAA County summer upon us we sat down with a very special guest and chatted all things Armagh Hurling. Cahal Carvill who recently just retired from a 13 year Inter County career came in to tell about is love for sport and politics. What it means to play for your County and Club on the big days out. Whats next for him, what he would like to see changed in Ulster Hurling and also what its like to balance a career in the GAA with everyday life. Cahal even has an interesting take on Katie Taylors Olympic triumph. Catch the podcast on all your apps and if you use Itunes make sure to give us a review that would be really really sound. #TheSportsBabble

My guest for this episode of Informed Choice Radio is Cahal Moran. Cahal is chairman of the Post-Crash Economic Society. The Post-Crash Economics Society is a group of economics students at The University of Manchester. It is their belief that the content of the economics syllabus and teaching methods could and should be seriously rethought. He became a member of the PCES after becoming dissatisfied with the narrow and abstract nature of economics education during his undergraduate degree. Cahal is a co-author of The Econocracy: The perils of leaving economics to the experts. One hundred years ago the idea of 'the economy' didn't exist. Now, improving the economy has come to be seen as perhaps the most important task facing modern societies. Politics and policymaking are conducted in the language of economics and economic logic shapes how political issues are thought about and addressed. The result is that the majority of citizens, who cannot speak this language, are locked out of politics while political decisions are increasingly devolved to experts. The Econocracy explains how economics came to be seen this way - and the damaging consequences. It opens up the discipline and demonstrates its inner workings to the wider public so that the task of reclaiming democracy can begin. In this episode of Informed Choice Radio, I speak to Cahal about how an economics education is failing to equip experts with the tools they need, why economics should be more of an art form, and why we need to start talking about economics in a more accessible way. Welcome to The Econocracy with Cahal Moran, in episode 132 of Informed Choice Radio. Some questions I ask - How did you get into the field of economics and become a Phd student studying that particular field? - What does a traditional economics education look like, what are they being taught these days? - Would you argue that economics needs to be both an art and science? - What an readers expect from the book, what subjects does it cover? - Hows the book and the movement being received at university, what do your professors think? -Why did the general public stop trusting the experts when it came to economics? Thank you for listening! To get new episodes of Informed Choice Radio sent directly to your device as soon as they are published, you can subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher Your reviews on iTunes are incredibly helpful and really appreciated. We get notified about each one; please leave a note of your name and website URL so we can mention you in a future episode.

Today our Host of Belize Talk Radio, Macarena Rose takes us on a journey two meet Pedro Cruz.Perdo Cruz is a Belize Historian, Acclaimed Artist and Stellar Tour Guide. Here the never shared events during filming of the revered Television show - Ghost Hunters featuring Pedro Cruz at the ancient archaeological site Cahal Pech in San Ignacio Belize.