Podcast appearances and mentions of ciaran cassidy

Ciaran Cassidy, Housewife of the Year Director on the contest that ran from 1968 and the mid nineties

This is our second episode of Gone, Travelling, where we look at a case from outside of Canada.In this episode we look at something a little bit lighter and different. This case does not have a missing person nor an unsolved murder, but instead, a great mystery. In June of 2009, a man arrived in the coastal town of Sligo, Ireland and had a very interesting stay and a very mysterious death. Who was the man? How did he die? Why was he in Sligo?Take a listen and learn about the incredible story of Peter Bergmann! Sources: Vice.com Unidentified.wikia.com irishtimes.com soapboxie.com theghostinmymachine.com "The Last Days of Peter Bergmann" documentary by Ciaran Cassidy and Morgan Bushe. Intro Music: "Recurring Anomaly" by Charles Holme

Mark Horgan joins Jarlath for an in depth discussion about the production and impact of his global hit podcast series, “Where Is George Gibney?”. We hear of Mark’s first awareness of the case and how eve the was confused as to whether Gibney was imprisoned for the initial sexual abuse charges against him. Jarlath digs into the exact judicial loophole that allowed Gibney to leave the country and evade. We get an inside look into Mark’s initial hesitancy to pursue the project out of concern for the victims, the overarching aim to tell their stories and his own views on how we sometimes try to explain away pure evil in others.  The victims and their courage is a central focus of the discussion and Jarlath asks Mark about the significance of Gary O’Toole in the process. Later in the conversation we hear about the moment Mark confronted Gibney face to face and how Florida gun laws had him and Ciaran Cassidy on edge at all times. Now that Mark has returned to his old stomping ground with the Second Captains team and the dust has somewhat settled, there is time to reflect on what just happened. What does a new Garda investigation into Gibney mean? What will Mark do next and would ever consider leaving the team and doing it by himself? To hear every episode in full and to gain access to the entire back-catalogue of over 400 Irishman Abroad episodes that are not available on iTunes for just the price of a pint every month visit www.patreon.com/irishmanabroad Our charity partner is jigsawonline.ie. In these tricky times, Jigsaw provides a range of resources, advice and care for your people to help them strengthen their mental health and the skills needed to navigate life. Please visit their website and consider making a donation. For updates on future episodes and live shows follow @jarlath on Twitter, visit www.jigser.com or email the show directly on irishmanabroadpodcast@gmail.com. Disclaimer: All materials contained within this podcast are copyright protected. Third party reuse and/or quotation in whole or in part is prohibited unless direct credit and/or hyperlink to the Irishman Abroad podcast is clearly and accurately provided.

Sit down with Zach as he interviews two of the most experienced members of the high end painting business. Break out your notepad and get ready to soak up some knowledge!

In this episode of ZK Live, Jody Finglas and Ciaran Cassidy tell stories of high end painting in the big apple. In addition, discussing topics such as networking, Instagram, and the importance of quality work. PCA: pcapainted.org NYC Fine Finishes: nycfinefinishes.com/

In this podcast Gemma Creagh talks to Ciaran Cassidy, whose film Jihad Jane is in cinemas Friday, 14th February. In March 2010, the arrest on terror charges of a blonde haired, blue-eyed, American woman who called herself ‘Jihad Jane’ made headlines worldwide and was described as the 'new front in the war on terrorism.' The story of Coleen LaRose, a forty six-year-old woman, who had radicalised in rural Pennsylvania led the evening news bulletins. What made the case more surreal and confusing was the arrest of another American woman, Jamie Paulin Ramirez, a Colorado native — this time in Waterford, Ireland. In this podcast, Ciaran talks about his film plus getting into film his first films and learning the process of filmmaking his approach to storytelling and its different genres what draws him to particular stories Jihad Jane how the story unravelled the characters involved positioning the story and maintaining a balance the editing process http://filmireland.net/

https://urlzs.com/cGeKd Why not join us at our latest networking event in Dublin on the 3rd of September. Be part of the change you want to see. TICS via Eventbrite.  Joining us this week on FNI Wrapchat is Writer/Director, Ciaran Cassidy. Ciarans Debut Feature Documentary "Jihad Jane" screened at this years Galway Film Fleadh and was supported by Screen Ireland. Ciaran's first feature screenplay, THE DOMESTIQUE, is in development with Blinder Films and Screen Ireland. His short, THE LAST DAYS OF PETER BERGMANN, premiered at Sundance and is the winner of an IFTA for Best Irish Short Film, the Stranger than Fiction audience award, the Nashville Film Festival Jury Award, the Melbourne International Film Festival and Milwaukee Film Festival Short Documentary Award and the Camden Film Festival Non-Fiction Award. His previous short film COLLABORATION HORIZONTALE premiered at Telluride and won an award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. His radio documentary, 'The Runners' on a child who escaped from an Irish industrial school and the man who helped him escape was the winner in Berlin of the 2010 'Prix Europa'. Other radio documentaries, including 'The Diary of Leanne Wolfe', 'The Ballad of Patrick Folan' and the original incantation of 'Jihad Jane' have won of the Premios Ondas for Best International Radio Programme and the Third Coast Radio Impact Award. He is a winner of five Gold Medals at New York Radio Festivals. His work has been broadcast on NPR, AEON, RTE and ABC. Ciaran was named by the Observer as 'One to Watch' in 2014. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

https://urlzs.com/cGeKd Why not join us at our latest networking event in Dublin on the 3rd of September. Be part of the change you want to see. TICS via Eventbrite.  Joining us this week on FNI Wrapchat is Writer/Director, Ciaran Cassidy. Ciarans Debut Feature Documentary "Jihad Jane" screened at this years Galway Film Fleadh and was supported by Screen Ireland. Ciaran's first feature screenplay, THE DOMESTIQUE, is in development with Blinder Films and Screen Ireland. His short, THE LAST DAYS OF PETER BERGMANN, premiered at Sundance and is the winner of an IFTA for Best Irish Short Film, the Stranger than Fiction audience award, the Nashville Film Festival Jury Award, the Melbourne International Film Festival and Milwaukee Film Festival Short Documentary Award and the Camden Film Festival Non-Fiction Award. His previous short film COLLABORATION HORIZONTALE premiered at Telluride and won an award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. His radio documentary, 'The Runners' on a child who escaped from an Irish industrial school and the man who helped him escape was the winner in Berlin of the 2010 'Prix Europa'. Other radio documentaries, including 'The Diary of Leanne Wolfe', 'The Ballad of Patrick Folan' and the original incantation of 'Jihad Jane' have won of the Premios Ondas for Best International Radio Programme and the Third Coast Radio Impact Award. He is a winner of five Gold Medals at New York Radio Festivals. His work has been broadcast on NPR, AEON, RTE and ABC. Ciaran was named by the Observer as 'One to Watch' in 2014.

This award winning documentary begins in 1975 when Pat Kenny recorded with a group of young men from inner city Dublin. Pat returned again in 1988 and then in 2008, Ciaran Cassidy revisited them to find out how their lives turned out. (2008)

Irish documentary filmmaker Ciaran Cassidy discusses his gripping film, The Last Days of Peter Bergmann, a perplexing portrait of a man bent on disappearing without a trace.

Hur kom det sig att en liten teckning på en hembygdsgård i värmlandskogarna kunde få så oväntade och stora konsekvenser - att en ensam amerikansk kvinna kunde bli indragen i planeringen av ett mord på en svensk medborgare? I USA sitter en ensam arbetslös amerikansk kvinna i den lilla staden Pennsburg. Hon lever ett parallelliv på internet. Som Jihad Jane, en konverterad muslim. Hon får kontakt med en man i sydöstra Asien. Han ger henne ett uppdrag. Att döda Lars Vilks.   Martin Johnson har rest i Jihad Janes fotspår: till USA och pojkvännen som blev lurad och vidare till Irland där komplotten fick ett dramatiskt slut. I programmet medverkar bland andra Lars Vilks och kulturredaktören Mats Dahlberg på Nya Wermlands-tidningen.  Programmet gjordes i samarbete med Ciaran Cassidy, irländsk radioproducent och Andy Mills, amerikansk frilansjournalist.   Jihad Jane och rondellhunden sändes första gången 2012. Sen dess har Ali Charaf Damache fått ett fängelsestraff i Irland. USA har begärt att få honom utlämnad. Jihad Jane och Jamie Pauline Ramirez sitter fortfarande häktade i USA. Domen mot Jihad Jand skulle ha kommit den 8 oktober men beskedet har flyttats fram. Något nytt datum är ännu inte bestämt. Lars Vilks säger i programmet att allt som hänt efter att han ritade rondellhundarna, som den här dokumentären, är hans konstverk. Hur ser du på det? Skriv och berätta i fältet härnere.

Hur kom det sig att en liten teckning på en hembygdsgård i värmlandskogarna kunde få så oväntade och stora konsekvenser - att en ensam amerikansk kvinna kunde bli indragen i planeringen av ett mord på en svensk medborgare? Sommaren 2007 bestämmer sig den lilla hembygdsgården utanför Karlstad för att ta ner Lars Vilks teckning av profeten Muhammed som rondellhund. Några veckor senare bestämmer sig Nerikes Allehanda för att publicera bilden i en ledarkrönika. Rondellhunden blir plötsligt en världsnyhet när demonstrationer bildas utanför tidningen. Svenska flaggor bränns i Afghanistan. I Pakistan får den svenska regeringen motta en officiell protest och under fredagsbönerna i Islamabad får svenska medborgare och svenska företag hot uttalade mot sig. Några veckor senare kommer fatwan från Al-Qaida. Lars Vilks och chefredaktören på Nerikes Allehanda ska halshuggas. Hotet är uttalad. Frågan ärbara - vem kommer att lyssna?                       I USA sitter samtidigt en ensam arbetslös amerikansk kvinna i den lilla staden Pennsburg.  Hon lever ett parallelliv på internet. Som Jihad Jane, en konverterad muslim. Hon får kontakt med en man i sydöstra Asien. Han ger henne ett uppdrag. Att döda Lars Vilks. Martin Johnson har rest i Jihad Janes fotspår: till USA och pojkvännen som blev lurad och vidare till Irland där komplotten fick ett dramatiskt slut.   Programmet gjordes i samarbete med Ciaran Cassidy, irländsk flerfaldigt internationellt prisbelönt radioproducent och Andy Mills, amerikansk frilansjournalist.    Läs också Martin Johnsons reportage ”En hund begraven” i tidskriften senaste nummer där han berättar mer om komplotten att döda Lars Vilks.   Om Martin Johnson Martin Johnsons senaste dokumentär blev shortlisted i Prix Europa 2011, och var nominerad till Ikaros och Stora Radiopriset. 2007 vann hans dokumentär Pappa tar semester Ikarospriset och det internationellt prestigefyllda Prix Italia.

Ironmantalk Episode 4 - April 26, 2006In this weeks episode: News:Ebay auction of Kona Slots. Ironman France Course made easier.  Is all the Hawaii talk just gossip? What the Major of Kona had to say. Ironman Live has a new website. Lance Armstrong is competing in NY Marathon, will he do an Ironman?Website of the Week!: Marathon Pace Calculator.Age Grouper of the Week!: Ciaran Cassidy.High 5: John and Bevan give their top five tips for first timers in preparation for the big race.Coach's CornerBig week training, the what's, whens and hows.Train Well