Podcast appearances and mentions of claire connelly

Welcome true believers to X-Men Horoscopes where each week our host Lodro Rinzler is in conversation with a special guest to discuss the X-Men issue that aligns with a significant month and year from their life and what that issue reveals about their future. Erica Schultz, comic writer extraordinaire, joins our host Lodro Rinzler for the Season 2 finale of X-Men Horoscopes! We dive into the classic X-Men issue 105 where Jean finally figures out she's a giant cosmic bird. Eric the Red (FML that I have to explain Eric the Red) has manipulated the former herald of Galactus Firelord - basically if a matchstick took the form of a person - into taking out the X-Men and only Jean can sort of stop them! We also get a sneak peek at Erica's new series: Laura Kinney the Wolverine, hitting stands this December. Also in this episode: Who is the alien Captain America? What cause will Erica flip her own desk over to defend? Why the new Wolverine series has an all-female creative team Firelord is just a giant matchstick who won't stop talking about the last job he was fired from Eric the Red is the reason Lodro drinks Erica yells at Lodro about his categorization of New York City neighborhoods Jean has the most expensive apartment in NYC and now her security deposit is gone Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum fight on panel Cyclops sees Jean's new power and is torn between "this is sexy" and "I'm terrified" and has lived there ever since Misty Knight gets a bad break in the roommate department This and much more in the finale of Season 2 for X-Men Horoscopes! We will be back in a few weeks with a power-packed Season 3 and, as always, thanks for listening! Erica Schultz is a Ringo Award nominated comic book writer (and editor and instructor and letterer). She is the creator of Forgotten Home (nominated for five Ringo Awards in 2020, published by comiXology Originals and Dark Horse Comics), the co-creator of Bylines in Blood, the co-creator of Strange Tails with Claire Connelly (nominated for a Ringo Award in 2020), co-creator of M3, and creator of Twelve Devils Dancing from Action Lab Danger Zone. Erica has written everything. For Marvel she's written Moon Knight, Black Widow, Daredevil, Hallows' Eve, Beta Ray Bill, Wolverine, Spider-Man, X-23, and Misty Knight. For Image: Spawn: Rat City and The Deadliest Bouquet. You can follow her on Instagram and Twitter (she calls it Twitter still, you might call it X) and check out her very cool stuff here. More of Lodro Rinzler's work can be found here and here and you can follow the podcast on Instagram at xmenpanelsdaily where we post X-Men comic panels...daily. Have a question or comment for a future episode? Reach out at xmenhoroscopes.com

Episode 932 Jason Interviews Award-Winning Comic Creator Erica SchultzRingo Award nominated comic book writer (and editor and instructor and letterer). Creator of Forgotten Home (nominated for five Ringo Awards in 2020, published by comiXology Originals and Dark Horse Comics), Co-creator of Bylines in Blood with Aneke and Van Jensen from AfterShock Comics, Co-creator of Strange Tails with Claire Connelly (nominated for a Ringo Award in 2020), Co-creator of M3 with Vicente Alcázar (winner of the Best Comic award at the 2012 Burbank International Festival), and Creator of Twelve Devils Dancing from Action Lab Danger Zone.More: https://www.ericaschultzwrites.comPatreon https://www.patreon.com/comicsfunprofit  Merch https://comicsfunprofit.threadless.comYour Support Keeps Our Show Going On Our Way to a Thousand EpisodesDonate Here https://bit.ly/36s7YeLAll the C4FaP links you could ever need  https://beacons.ai/comicsfunprofit Listen To the Episode Here: https://comcsforfunandprofit.podomatic.com/ 

For this week's Youngstock podcast, Barry Murphy talks to Dublin woman Claire Connelly on her PhD investigating cow metabolism and its impact on sustainability. Claire tells us about where her interest in food and agriculture came from, her time at the Rose of Tralee and a little bit about her grá for running and baking.

The trial of Bruce Lehrmann for the alleged rape of Brittany Higgins never reached a verdict – and Lehrmann still strenuously maintains his innocence. When the most high profile sexual assault trial in Australia was called off, and any hope of a retrial abandoned, there was one question: how did it come to this? The actions of one juror might have led to the mistrial, but there was more to the story: concerns about how the media covered the trial were followed by explosive allegations against the ACT police and how they handled the case. Now, an inquiry is trying to get to the bottom of how justice failed to reach a verdict. Today, contributor to The Saturday Paper Claire Connelly, on the first week of stunning revelations, backflips and whether this inquiry can deliver answers. Socials: Stay in touch with us on Twitter and Instagram Guest: Contributor to The Saturday Paper, Claire Connelly.

The winter series of The 9pm Edict continues with a sunshine and rainbows-filled chat with special guest Claire Connelly. She's a researcher, freelance journalist, and Policy Fellow at the Sydney Policy Lab at the University of Sydney. In this episode we talk about so many horrible things: inflation, the housing crisis, rising inequality, avocados, and surveillance capitalism — but we definitely do not call for a revolution.Full podcast details and credits at:https://the9pmedict.com/edict/00178/Please consider supporting this podcast at:https://the9pmedict.com/tip/https://skank.com.au/subscribe/

Right now, our grocery bills are soaring, with some common vegetables more than doubling in price. Part of the reason is that there's a nation-wide shortage of leafy greens, but there's also a bigger force at play: inflation. Inflation is now at a higher level than anytime since 1990 and the cure for inflation could involve more economic pain for many of us. Today, journalist and Policy Fellow at the University of Sydney Sydney's Policy Lab, Claire Connelly on why prices are rising and the risk that poses to the economy. Guest: Journalist and Policy Fellow at the University of Sydney Sydney's Policy Lab, Claire Connelly. Stay in touch with us on Twitter and Instagram

On todays show we continue with the big Christmas Thank You Frank Connolly thanks his wife Claire Connelly, Anna McHugh from An Post joins Ray to talk to us about their busiest time of the year and Brendan Courtney is in studio for a catch up.

Greetings! Welcome to the first in a series of episodes where I asked my previous (and some future) guests a specific question and compile them into one episode! Naturally we begin with "WHAT WAS THE BEST CUP OF COFFEE YOU'VE EVER HAD?" Join LIANA KANGAS, BOB QUINN, JEREMY HAUN, JOE MULVEY, MICHAEL CONRAD AND NOAH BAILEY, LAN PITTS, CLAIRE CONNELLY, BRIAN LEVEL AND EAMON HILL, & MATT SUMMO AND PETE COLLINS as they tackle this all important question! Please considering supporting the show on KO-FI at https://ko-fi.com/comicscoffeemetal COMICS-COFFEE-METAL is hosted by DON CARDENAS Twitter: @doncardenasart Instagram: @doncardenasart Website: doncardenasart.com EMAIL: comicscoffeemetal@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/comicscoffeemetal/support

There is much banter and merriment when Eric Grissom joins Creator Talks! Eric is a comic book author and co-host of The Old Doctor Who Show podcast.   Eric has a new middle grade graphic novel titled Goblin coming soon through Dark Horse Comics. The art is by Will Perkins who also collaborated on Eric's Gregory Suicide.  Goblin will be available through comic shops May 26 and June 8th wherever fine books are sold.   How did Valiant editor and former guest Heather Antos help Eric with his story pitch?   And when did The Wonder Twins Paige and Claire Connelly, also former guests of this show, work with Eric? Eric relates the story of finding the person whose work inspired his fantasy writing and why that discovery meant so much to him.   He has also developed companion game for the book The Realm of Goblin: Beware the Dark Sisterhood. This is Eric first time ever attempting to create a game.   How did he make sure the game would meet the high standard of frequent gamers?   Eric resides in Red Bank, New Jersey, which coincidently is also the location of The Secret Stash seen in AMCs The Comic Book Men. Eric shares his thoughts about the cast and ye old host describes his appearance on the show (-eh hem Home Town Heroes, Season 5 Episode 13 now available through Amazon Prime :) I discuss with Eric his podcast The Old Doctor Who Show and we share our thoughts on our favorite classic Doctor Who episodes. To wrap up our interview I ask Eric the Final 9 Questions I ask my guests, including when Eric took a risk. Warning: this is hilarious! Don't drink milk while listening or it will shoot out of your nose!   Creator Talks Theme Song: "Jazz Relax" from LoopsLab  Creator Talks logo by The Design Punk Transition Music - "Spanish Flea"  by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass   Please rate and review Creator Talks on Apple Podcasts About the Author To order Goblin Listen to The Old Doctor Who Show on Apple Podcasts        

All the arguments for and against the UBI or Federal Job guarantee are covered in this conversation from 2017.

This week we’re bringing back a conversation Steve had with journalist and researcher Claire Connelly in 2017, which explores all the best arguments in the job guarantee vs universal basic income debate. Claire says that the American nostalgia for a more prosperous era supports the case for government involvement in employment even beyond the New Deal. The fact that the US had almost full employment during WW2 is largely responsible for much of the prosperity in the postwar era. Even today, it could be said that the military is the closest we have to an employer of last resort. Conservatives object to government involvement in the economy - but Claire points out all the ways in which the government subsidizes large corporations and enriches the lives of those at the top. Since the government creates the currency, a job guarantee wouldn’t require a tax increase that would decrease anyone’s stash of money. We’ve given the government permission to abdicate its responsibility for employment and both sides of the political aisle are comfortable with the idea. That being the case, Claire asks why not dissolve government entirely and elect the CEO of Goldman Sachs? The implications are directly responsible for the situation in the Eurozone. The EU, IMF, and World Bank have more power than the national governments themselves. Most of those countries have not benefited from the arrangement. Even the Greek bailout did more for the German banks more than the people of Greece. One of our objections to a UBI is the fact that it doesn’t set a price anchor or a wage floor. It simply serves to funnel more money to these same corporations and rentiers. Claire talks about the rentier economy being one of the largest detriments to economic growth. The level of personal debt in the developed nations implies that income derived from a UBI will simply go to the rentiers - in the form of mortgages, rents, payment of credit card or other debts - doing little to improve the lives of the citizens and possibly making it worse by effecting a rise in prices. Elsewhere in this episode, Steve and Claire discuss a range of topics from Georgian land value taxes to autism, all within the context of the jobs and income. Anyone who gets involved in arguments about the UBI and FJG will want to listen.

I'm joined by Claire Connelly to discuss her new upcoming projects including the 250+ page original graphic novel "Captain Lost."  Works: Website, Comixology Facebook, Instagram, Twitter  Intro/Outro Music: Tigerblood Jewel. "Let's Go Go Go."       

Claire is a freelance journalist in Southern Highland

Is there an artist in your family? Is there more than one? What do you think the odds are of that? Claire and Paige Connelly are sisters, twin sisters in fact. Although both have share a passion for art and followed the same academic path, each developed a unique style of art of their own. Claire Connelly illustrates comic books, video games and storyboards. She has written, drawn and published Black Eyes and Down With the Ship among other comics. Claire has collaborated with writer Eric Grissom on Animals and Erica Schultz (Erica credits include Dynamite Entertainment’s Charmed, Swords of Sorrow, Xena: Warrior Princess) on The Unauthorized Biography of Winston Churchill and Cheese: A Love Story.  Claire is a video game aficionado and has a penchant for old video games. Paige Connelly is an illustrator who specializes in graphite drawings, digital illustrations and character designs. Paige’s credits include contributions to the RPG game magazine Wayfinder and in the gallery of Dungeon and Dragon’s Against the Slave Lord book reprint. In addition, each year she publishes her sketchbook Songs of Fablewood.  What was art school like for them and how did it prepare them for life? Without a large publisher gig, how do they promote their work? And how do they use social media?  How do they measure the success of their work?  What is one series they just started reading and highly recommend? Hint: it that just wrapped up after 40 years and was featured on NPR! What comic project is Claire planning with Eric Schultz for 2019 involving lobsters? And why did Claire begin working with graphite?  Plus: Claire ands Paige answer the fun questions ask including a few new ones they had lots of fun answering.   This is episode is sponsored by The Comic Book Shop in Wilmington Delaware http://www.thecomicbookshop.com   Paige Connelly’s website http://paigeconnellyillustration.com   Claire Connelly’s website https://www.claireconnellycomics.com   Please take a moment to rate Creator Talks on iTunes: http://apple.co/2Cq9ygK  

Will Osman Faruqi and the ABC's mysterious new Buzzfeed-style "vertical" spark more inquiries by senate estimates? The story that sparked Fairfax's big Anzac retraction treads the line of misplaced facts and myth-making. And Labor senator Kimberley Kitching may have hitched up some Russian twitterbot followers but exactly whose stalking horses are they? Alex McKinnon (Saturday Paper), Sam Langford (Junkee) and Claire Connelly (independent) turn these issues over on a panel hosted by Tom Allinson. Fourth Estate is produced by 2SER 107.3 in Sydney and is broadcast across the Community Radio Network in Australia.

Claire Connelly talks about how the liberal elites are failing the people. Plus the various times the FBI have screwed up, more New York Times propaganda and so much more!

Claire Connelly talks about how the liberal elites are failing the people. Plus the various times the FBI have screwed up, more New York Times propaganda and so much more!

Get all links mentioned in the episode:  https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/045-being-a-good-journalist-is-harder-than-you-think-claire-connelly Skip through the episode:05:10 - Knowledge, wanting to be right & Claire’s Jewish background13:59 - Being a good journalist14:45 - Objectivity vs. opinion17:38 - Deconstructing popular narratives of history19:40 - Politics, the internet & net neutrality26:35 - On the truths of war, Smedley Butler & Sapiens29:20 - Commentary on the world today34:46 - What is government for?40:34 - Decentralisation, centralisation, govt. & business51:09 - An ultimate form of government54:23 - Capitalism, inequality and democratic socialism01:04:43 - Self-sufficiency in media & Hello Humans01:15:30 - What is Renegade Inc?01:16:43 - Advice to prospective journalism students01:19:48 - Claire’s non-routine routine01:21:36 - Best purchase under $20001:22:19 - Most influential book to Claire01:23:54 - Which historical figure does she most identify with?01:25:34 - Podcasts Claire’s listening to01:26:42 - If she were to start with nothing - what would she do differently? 

ERIC GRISSOM and CLAIRE CONNELLY talk about their latest project THE MARK, a storybook fairy tale with all the grim and sadness of a Grimm's tale. To sponsor the show please go to Patreon.com/amberunmasked.

This week on Fourth Estate the panel discuss the SBS interview and Leigh Sales tweet that have audiences feeling left behind, the ABC journalist suspended over a report that Wi-Fi caused brain tumours and how car and body cameras are transforming how police violence is reported. With Lauren Williams (ABC Media Watch), Marcus Strom (Sydney Morning Herald) and Claire Connelly. Hosted by Marcus Costello. Fourth Estate is produced by 2SER 107.3 radio in Sydney and is broadcast across the Community Radio Network in Australia.

This week the panel discuss the media's role in the Liberal leadership spill, Vodafone's illegal access of investigative reporter Natalie O'Brien's call records, the ABC's airing of Immigration Minister Peter Dutton's climate change gaffe and the reporting of domestic violence during a violent week in Queensland. With Jess Hill (Background Briefing, The Monthly), Ben Grubb (Fairfax Media) and Claire Connelly. Hosted by Mariam Chehab. Fourth Estate is produced by 2SER 107.3 radio in Sydney and is broadcast across the Community Radio Network in Australia.

"MARRY, DO, OR KILL" - WHAT WILL IT TAKE TO SHATTER FEMALE STEREOTYPES IN COMICS?Enrica Jang, Dennis Calero, Claire Connelly, Jennie Wood, Erica Schultz, Shaun Noel, Ellie Pyle, Andy Schmidt, Abede Lovelace

Hilarity and vulgarity ensue when I interviewed CLAIRE CONNELLY and ERICA SCHULTZ about their comic book, THE UNAUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY OF WINSTON CHURCHILL: A DOCUMENTARY. It’s a trippy time traveling story you’ll want to read. There are dinosaurs. That might not be your thing but trust me - these are wickedly creative versions of dinosaurs. Not to mention, the main character, dear ol’ Winston Churchill, is a hoot.

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