Podcast appearances and mentions of chris bean

Currently underway, having returned for its seventh year, is Samhain agus Science, an annual science festival organised by the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (DIAS). Roving reporter Terry Flanagan spoke to Prof. Chris Bean of DIAS.

If you've ever attended a large concert in a stadium, you'll be aware of the efforts performers go to in order to make the crowd jump, dance and scream as loud as possible, in order to build up an intense atmosphere. Some concerts seem to go further than others, with recent reports that both Taylor Swift and Travis Scott gigs caused earthquakes, due to the jumping crowds.Sean was joined by Chris Bean, Head of geophysics at the Dublin institute for advanced studies to discuss…

If you've ever attended a large concert in a stadium, you'll be aware of the efforts performers go to in order to make the crowd jump, dance and scream as loud as possible, in order to build up an intense atmosphere. Some concerts seem to go further than others, with recent reports that both Taylor Swift and Travis Scott gigs caused earthquakes, due to the jumping crowds.Sean was joined by Chris Bean, Head of geophysics at the Dublin institute for advanced studies to discuss…

Generally speaking, Ireland is a pretty safe place. For example, when it comes to natural phenomena, insects, or animals, very few things can do you serious harm. We have no snakes, bears, wolves, or venomous species, and our spiders are 99.9% benign. And it's also the case that seismic activity is very rare here and even if it is detected, it pales in comparison to our nearest neighbour, the UK. Why? Chris Bean who leads the Geophysics Section at DIAS joins Jonathan to discuss.

Chris Bean, Senior Professor and Head of Geophysics at the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (DIAS), discusses the scale of the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.

One of the most powerful earthquakes in at least a century in Turkey has left more than 4,500 people dead, thousands injured, and an unknown number trapped in the rubble. Getting the latest on the earthquake was Guardian Journalist in Turkey, Ruth Michaelson, Country Director for Goal Syria, Jeannie Zielinski, and Senior Professor of Geophysics at the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, Chris Bean.

Correspondent Tom Wilmer visits with SF Ritz Carlton Stephen Power, G.M; Diego Gentili, Hotel Manager; Patrick O'Sullivan, Executive Chef and Chris Bean, Executive Sous Chef.

Every human on this planet, if they know it or not, go through the hero's journey. While on the hero's journey we come face to face with our 8-mile moment. The moment that defines our life, the moment that dictates the direction we choose. Many people have had their 8-mile moment, some haven't. Today Brian Dunn and Chris Bean bring us through their compelling 8-mile moment. Addiction, life or death, and eating disorders round out a compelling and interesting podcast today!!

Dan Jones and Chris Bean introduce Chronscast, the official podcast of SFF Chronicles, the world's largest science fiction & fantasy (and horror!) community, with over 20,000 members and growing.In episode 0, we give an overview of season 1, outlining what people can expect from Chronscast, why we're doing it, and how it links back to SFF Chronicles. As SFF Chronicles (or "Chrons" as we call it) has a large writing community embedded in it, we'll be taking a look at some of the great genre books (and the occasional film) from the perspective of writers, trying to figure out why something works (or doesn't), and what we can learn from it. Each episode we'll have a special guest who'll help us through the text of that month, and who will also talk to us about their own work and journey. Our guests will include authors, teachers, publishers, literary agents, and other podcasters.Further ReadingRead Dan's blogs, short fiction, and essays at danjonesbooks.club Read Chris's blogs and flash fiction at beanwriting.comAnd join the world's largest SFF community for free at sffchronicles.com

It's Thursday, and Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck join us for another of her weekly reviews of the Maryland regional stage. Today, she tells us about the new touring production of The Play That Goes Wrong, on stage now at Baltimore's Hippodrome Theatre.The Tony Award-winning British farce -- likened in its program to an illegitimate offspring of Sherlock Holmes and Monty Python -- was written by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer and Henry Shields. Originally produced in 2012 by Mischief Theatre at London's Old Red Lion Theatre, it premiered on Broadway in 2017. It's been performed and licensed for production in more than 20 countries.This touring production of The Play That Goes Wrong is directed by Chris Bean, who also stars as Inspector Carter. Other featured players are Robert Grove, Jonathan Harris, Sandra Wilkinson, Max Bennett and Dennis Tyde. The show continues at the Hippodrome until Sunday, June 9. For more information, click here.

Sorry for the two and a half week break! We are back and going strong again. This is our 5th episode of Knowing You Know Nothing (the official podcast of The Philosophes). This week I am fortunate to have my friend and fellow Philosophes member, Chris Bean. We will be introducing the discussion of whether or not American is a land of opportunity. This topic is a difficult one to tackle in just one podcast. We may revisit this topic more in the future with more guests. The podcast sparks a great chance for this discussion to continue on our open Facebook group. www.thephilosophes.com Instagram and Twitter: philosophes2018

I get vulnerable with everyone and talk about my struggles regarding mental health. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chris-bean/support

My first podcast episode! In this episode, I introduce myself and share some thoughts on serving others. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chris-bean/support

College students are in a unique phase in life lends itself to significant spiritual formation. How can campus ministers, pastors, or mentors encourage them in this journey? Watch this Seven Minute Seminary from Chris Bean as he explains three tips for walking alongside students as disciples of Jesus.

Nick talks with Chris Bean about how being a Barista can lead to unique discipleship opportunities!

Guest Speaker Chris Bean gives the message.