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Dr Jansen Condren is a Head of Old Testament at SMBC. Subjects discussed in this episode include the structure, history & genre for Proverbs. How we should approach Proverbs and study it. The practical outworking from our study. We address the assumed contradictions in Proverbs that so many get stuck on, the difference between virtue/wisdom. How we should be cautious in understanding and applying Proverbs and we also tackle the big question so many have, what does it mean to Fear the Lord. Finding favour in the Sight of God - by Richard Belcher

One of our favorite oddballs we've come across in the decades of doing the Feast of Fun podcast is musician Chris Condren, a comedian whose catchy tunes parody time travel, movie trailers and superstardom.Chris came from the Chicago comedy scene of the 2010s we were a part of, that gave rise to popular queer comedians like Matteo Lane and Cameron Esposito.Today musician, comedian and time traveler Chris Condren joins us to look at 20 seasons of the Feast of Fun podcast, carrying his keyboard in a trash can and the notorious episode “Pagan Christmas” which frustrated a Wiccan witch with his titular song.CHRIS CONDREN:★ instagram.com/thunderdavisPlus--• Barbie the Movie's director Greta Gerwig and star Margot Robbie get snubbed for Oscar Nominations while their co-stars America Ferrera and Ryan Gosling nab the honors.• A new survey reveals 28% of Gen Z identity as LGBTQ+.• How the future of Augmented Reality is going to help you get your freak on, literally.• A gay couple gets married at the Chicago Rat Hole.Listen to Feast of Fun without any ads:★ feastoffun.com/plus★ patreon.com/feastoffun

In this week's pod, we were joined by Eoin Condren to discuss "Building with Conscience: Cement's Eco Dilemma"! Eoin is corporate development director at Ecocem, in charge of the strategic structuring of the business to allow it to take advantage of the many opportunities that it currently has in front of it. He's been with the company 2.5 years. His background is in finance and he spent 15 years working in real estate, infrastructure and tech private equity, investing in the US, the UK and throughout Europe. He's a keen rugby fan and very average player who's lowest moment has to be the time Dale, a prop, out-sprinted him, a fullback come winger on an attacking move about 10 years ago. The main topics we discussed on the podcast were as follows: 1,000 bathtubs worth of concrete are poured every second The majority of CO2 emissions are in clinker which is the key reactive material within cement Companies should focus on using timber where possible, however the If we replaced 25% of all the concrete consumed in any given year and replaced with more sustainable products such as timber, you would need to cut down a forest 1.5x the size of India Only 10% of concrete is cement, however it represents 94% of the carbon footprint When limestone is heated, it degrades into co2 and clinker Cement production process has not changed significantly in the last 200 year Join us next time when we're joined by Jessie Schilling to discuss Enhancing risk maturity in your operating environment. For more information, blogs or to support our charities visit www.projectchatterpodcast.com If you'd like to sponsor the podcast get in touch via our website. You can also leave us a voice message via our anchor page and let us know if there's something or someone specific that you would like on the podcast. Proudly sponsored by: InEight - https://ineight.com/ Stay safe, be disruptive and have fun doing it! #ProjectManagement #PMO #ProjectControls #Leadership --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/project-chatter-podcast/message

In this episode Ariana has the best chats with Heather Condren, founder of the iconic Flowerpop floristry business. Heather has only been a solo'preneur for four years but in that time she has seen her business grow from making bouquets for friends and family at her kitchen table into a renowned floristry business catering to the stars. Heather is a phenomenal business woman with a creative mindset who has come up with many imaginative ways to grow her business including workshops, shop expansion, weddings, events and even arranging flowers and table decorations for Cruz Beckhams 18th birthday. She is also a Mama to two gorgeous kids and discusses how to juggle life as a busy Mom boss. This is an inspiring episode full of fun and joy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cement clinker is a key ingredient used in concrete. As of 2018, cement production contributed about 8% of all carbon emissions worldwide, contributing substantially to climate change. Most of those emissions were produced in the clinker manufacturing process. Eoin Condren, Director at Ecocem Innovation helps us figure out the sheer impact of clinker on the environment and what his company is doing to help change the world. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marcusandrami/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marcusandrami/support

São João Eudes Nascido em 1601 em Ri, na Normandia, de uma família camponesa, estudou no colégio jesuíta de Caen, onde fez parte de uma fervorosa Congregação Mariana. Em 1623 entrou para o Oratório e beneficiou do contato com Pierre de Bérulle, que o levou a fazer o voto da santa escravidão, e com Charles de Condren, a quem lhe será sempre grato. Ordenado sacerdote, dedicou-se às missões populares (pregou em mais de 100 missões no noroeste da França entre 1632 e 1674). Em 1643 deixou o Oratório para fundar a Congregação de Jesus e Maria com o objetivo de primeiro formar o clero nos seminários e depois de pregar as missões. Em 1648 celebrou, com a aprovação do bispo de Autun, a festa litúrgica do Coração de Maria e em 1672 em todas as suas comunidades a do Sagrado Coração de Jesus. Morreu em Caen em 1680. Foi beatificado em 1909 e canonizado em 1925. Produção mariológica Os muitos escritos do Santo têm um caráter eminentemente pastoral e espiritual e são inspirados em Bérulle, mas em um estilo mais adequado aos fiéis leigos. Seu livro mais conhecido e reimpresso é A vida e o reino de Jesus nas almas cristãs (1637), completado por Contrato do homem com Deus através do Batismo (1654). Eudes funda a existência cristã no sacramento fundamental do batismo, que ele comparou a um contrato de aliança no qual Deus nos comunica a sua vida e nós comprometemo-nos a viver como filhos de Deus e a conformar nossa vida à de Cristo. Todos são, portanto, chamados à santidade: «todos os cristãos, qualquer que seja o estado ou condição a que pertençam, são obrigados, como cristãos e membros de Jesus Cristo, a viver a vida de sua cabeça, isto é, uma vida completamente santa» (A vida e o reino de Jesus nas almas cristãs, 6,1). Um exemplo perfeito desta vida em Cristo é Maria, que por si mesma «não é nada, não tem nada, não pode fazer nada»; Jesus «é tudo nela: ele é o seu ser, a sua vida, a sua santidade, a glória, o poder e a grandeza» (A vida e o reino de Jesus nas almas cristãs 3,11). Trabalhando por muitos anos e concluindo-o poucas semanas antes de sua morte, compôs o livro mariano o Admirável Coração da Santíssima Mãe de Deus ou a devoção ao Santíssimo Coração de Maria (1681). Eudes pretende suprir a falta de um livro que «motive os corações dos leitores à veneração e à devoção particular ao seu amável Coração». --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/locus-mariologicus/message

Heather Condren is well known for her bold and beautiful floral company @flowerpop.ie. What many of you probably don't know is that Heather was a social care worker, working with people with intellectual disabilities in a residential setting. Burnout meant she quit her job cold turkey, won a scholarship on a floristry course, set up Flowerpop in 2017 and has never looked back.⁠  Heather knew she wanted to have a baby but that multiple 24 hour shifts a week would not be conducive to family life. Floristry was a hobby and it was never meant to become her career, especially when she wanted a bank to give her a mortgage.⁠ This is an inspiring story about lacking confidence, wrestling with a scary decision and then absolutely SOARING. I couldn't be happier to round out Season 2 of How To Pivot than with the amazing Heather 

In today's episode, Massimo is joined by Michael Condren, an organizational development and leadership development practitioner and researcher.In the past Michael has worked internally and as a consultant in OD, talent management, coaching and leadership development at F250 companies in technology, healthcare, retail and marketing. His work now focuses on people and organizations that are working to create lasting, positive social change. He helps activists, social change agents and their funders design and manage their organizations in ways that sustain individual and collective engagement and effectiveness over time and through adversity. Michael has an M.A. in positive organizational psychology from Claremont Graduate University, where he is currently finishing his doctorate on organizational characteristics that support social heroes. His research and publications include articles and book chapters on heroism, mentoring and cross-cultural intelligence. Highlights from today's podcast include: How organizations can maintain engagement, fulfillment, and flow for their employees What positive deviance is and why it is impactful for building organizations How organizations can identify and foster the positive deviants in the company A way that organizations can move away from toxic work culture Connect with Michael: Website Linkedin To download my Conscious Communication Workbook to support you in turning toxic conflict into collaborative gold, please visit Massimobackus.com/workbook

Hello Closeteers, and welcome to another episode on Inside the Closet! This week, Emma and Matteo are joined by comedian Chris Condren to talk about Chicago vs NY vs LA, dealing with ADHD, Matteo's disdain for astrology, and so much more! Remember to rate and subscribe, follow us on Instagram, and subscribe to our Patreon for a bunch of bonus content!  ~ It's time to reclaim your health and arm your immune system with convenient, daily nutrition — especially heading into the flu and cold season! To make it easy, Athletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit athleticgreens.com/INSIDE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's James Bond Week on Newstalk and to celebrate No Time to Die hitting the cinemas tonight we sent Henry McKean to stunt school. The Condren family, brothers Patrick and Joe and 20 of their relatives run Total Stunts, Ireland's longest running stunt team. They have worked with Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton and Pierce Brosnan. Henry McKean met them at Hogan's Farm Shop and Cafe near Kells County Meath, which was turned into a live action film set, with punch ups and people being set alight. Totalstunts.com

Selected details interviews about news and events going on around East Clare. -00.34  Paul Bugler spoke to Denis Tuohy who has recently moved his business as Agricultural Consultancy services from the Feakle road to a new larger Premises on the Square in Scariff. -09.32  Brid McNamara spoke to  Clare Minor Camogie team Manager Eleanor Walsh about their victory in the Minor A Plate. -14.25 Mary Noonan spoke to Moira Burke, voluntary Director of the Ciunas centre in Feakle.  Originally broadcast on Saturday 17 July 2021

 News and events from around East Clare for the weekend  of 17th and 18th July 2021   -17.46 Weather forecast  sponsored by Paddy Punch engineering Scariff, read by Jim Collins  -19.40  An Nuacht á léamh ag Micheál O'Maolrúnaigh.. News sponsored by Leona Nail and Beauty salon Scariff https://www.facebook.com/Leonasnails

In this episode I chat with Heather Condren, a florist and former social care worker who started Flowerpop after she won a scholarship from Kay's Flower School in Dublin. She lives and works in Inchicore in Dublin with her husband and two-year-old son. In the absolute shit storm that is COVID there have been some bright bits and Heathers is one of them. A pandemic will force reassessment of a lot of things and Heather found her love of flowers led her to a brand new florist business that is taking Dublin by storm. She tells us all about her journey, her fears, imposter syndrome and how she managed to push through all of it to create Flowerpop. I simply adore Heathers strength and love of what she does and I eagerly await Flowerpop delivery to Cork! Enjoy x

 Sam Tripoli, Mariah Drew Carey, Chris Condren, Brian Holtzman, Brian Redban – DATE: 12/16/2020

Dr. Caleb Karges interviews Dr. John Condren, a Research Associate at Oxford University, on the Life and Reign of Louis XIV of France. Condren is coming out with a book on this subject: Louis XIV and the Peace of Italy: French Policy towards the Po Princes, 1659-1701 (Routlege). Sit back and enjoy this delightful historical conversation.

Thank god for another podcast with nothing but loud white men. Go buy Joe Fernandez's debut album on iTunes and watch the full length special for free on his YouTube channel.

It was Saturday morning, when a routine police patrol drove past a mostly empty car park in the remote Queensland town of Mount Isa. When police edged closer, they saw that it was the body of a young woman, who they’d later discovered was named Patricia Carlton. She’d been brutally beaten and sexually assaulted. The woman was rushed to hospital, but later that night Patricia would die of her injuries.  Following Patricia’s murder, the police made an arrest almost immediately. But what happens when the process lets us down and the wrong person ends up in jail?  In today’s episode, Jessie speaks with forensic anthropologist, criminologist and author, Dr. Xanthé Mallet.  In her new book, ‘Reasonable Doubt’ Xanthé explores some of Australia’s worst wrongful convictions - including that of Indigenous man Kelvin Condren who was wrongly convicted of murder in 1984. CREDITS Guest: Dr Xanthé Mallett Host: Jessie Stephens Producer: Hannah Bowman  LINKS You can purchase Xanthe’s book HERE - https://bit.ly/30LEc1E  CONTACT US Tell us what you think of the show via email at truecrime@mamamia.com.au   Join our closed Facebook community to discuss this episode. Just search True Crime Conversations on Facebook or follow this link https://bit.ly/tcc-group  If any of the contents in this episode have cause distress know that there is help available viaLifeline on 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636 See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

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The boys are back in the actual studio together for the first time since quarantine. Topics include Plandemic, The Last Dance, and protesting. Plus, previous guest Chris Condren (buy his album on iTunes!) calls James to play video games but ends up on the podcast instead. 

Hey guys – due to the recent COVID-19 crisis, we've interrupted our usual format to interview local small business owners about how they are dealing with the pandemic and how it's affected their business. Thanks for listening!

This week we speak to Pat Condren (Labor) and Kath Angus (Greens), two candidates in the race against the Lord Mayor of Brisbane. As well as the two candidates' plans for uni students (and UQ students in particular), we discuss Pat's plans to stop the rorts in City Council, and Kath's plans to bring our city to life with fair and democratic communities. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner was unavailable for understandable reasons (at the time of publication, we are very much in the throes of a global pandemic). From everyone at Semper and Flourish, we hope you're staying safe and sane in quarantine!

Labor's Brisbane Lord Mayoral candidate Patrick Condren sits down with Ryan Croxford from 'Back By Popular Demand' to discuss his vision, policies and experience for the top job. The LNP's Lord Mayor (and Lord Mayoral candidate) Adrian Schrinner speaks with Ryan Croxford in a subsequent episode (https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode/594450). 'Back By Popular Demand' with Ryan Croxford and Jack Howson airs Fridays 10am-11am on Phoenix Radio. Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7Pfn6kyL7s

In this episode, • you first hear an interview with Dustin Condren. He talks about his work on the intersection of visual and literary culture. • Then I´d like to draw your attention to the NECS Conference, because the deadline for applications is still open. • And finally, I will entrust my "diary" with the research programme for my project "The cinematic face of cities". "Film Studies bling-bling" is about hidden and well-known treasures, big and small diamonds from Film Studies. In each episode, we have a "Bling of the month"; scholars from Film Studies who are interviewed about their research. In the news section, you hear from current research projects or book publications, or whatever struck my way strolling around in the Film Studie's universe. To keep this podcast visible for you we decided to add it to the Indiefilmtalk Catalogue in consultation with the podcast-creators. More informations on: www.indiefilmtalk.de ---------- Project Website "Die filmische Straßenlandschaft in Potsdam" - https://filmische-stadt.projekte-filmuni.de/team.html Social Media - @indiefilmtalk Webseite - https://indiefilmtalk.de/

Getting organized is something we all have to do in life regardless of what we are tackling. Listen in to hear about me planning my year pre-Miss USA the night I won!

At the secret headquarters of Podcast 241, Daniel and Donavon are joined by Heather Condren to discuss Chapter 5 of "The Mandalorian".With CCXP the last weekend, Daniel and Donavon also discuss one of DC's Finest with Wonder Woman 1984 and touch upon the trailer for Jason Reitman's "Ghostbusters: Afterlife". You can find Heather on Facebook and Instagram @heathercondren.

Todd finally catches the guy who took a huge dump all over the bathroom at work, Bobby Budds finds an old comedian in the wild, & everyone learns about the mysteries of being poly. Probably the best episode we're ever going to do.

Saturday  Chronicle is kindly sponsored by James M Nash and Co and Derg Kitchen Design 00.00 Intro followed by News headlines and local events 17.05 Alisaon Cronin and Katie Green live in studio talking about poetry. 40.07 Maurice Walsh from Killaloe talks about radio back in the days of unlicensed broadcasts and his involvement with “pirate radio” in Killaloe and exchanges with stations in Nashville.  1.00.05 Roisin Bugler, the inspiration behind “ a flow of words” talks about how the show has come about and request for new talent to produce new shows.  1.25.09 Interview with two of the stations youngest hosts  of the show “the young wave”- Laoise Giblin and Caoilfihionn Madden. Saturday  Chronicle is kindly sponsored by James M Nash and Co and Derg Kitchen Design

News and events from around East Clare for the weekend of the 16th -17th November 2019 - compiled  by Ursula Hogan and read by Geraldine Condren Weather sponsored by Paddy Punch engineering Scariff and  Highlights- Interviews 08.30 Ursula  Hogan talks to Arlene White of Clare Walks 

News 26th October 2019 compiled by Ursula Hogan and read by Geraldine Condren News and events from around East Clare for the weekend of the 26th-27th October 2019 Highlights- Interviews 08.30 Ursula  Hogan talks to Marie McNamara about the Scariff Bay Community Radio fundraiser table quiz taking place on the 1st of November 2019 

Saturday Chronicle live from the new Scariff Bay Community radio studio at Derg Community Alliance building.  Saturday 14th September 2019.  Hosted by Marie McNamara and Ger Condren Highlights Introduction and news headlines 11.50 East Clare Garda Focus with Gda Brian Quinn 22.45 Fiona Ward, Health and fitness instructor based in Ballina Killaloe 43.50 Interview with  Padraig Cleary of the Irish fivers who are fund-raising for the RNLI Ahead of their performance in Ryans bar in Scariff. 1.04.20 Anna McGillacuddy speaking ahead of yearly Hospice fundraiser Coffee Morning in the market house 1.13.29 Marie O’Leary curator of Old photos of East Clare on Facebook talking about the page and a request for photographs to be submitted Saturday  Chronicle is kindly sponsored by James M Nash and Co and Derg Kitchen Design Outside Broadcast unit sponsored by Michael Long Construction

This week Niki is interviewing Melissa about her passion for planning, and how it fits into her minimalist lifestyle. Planning can be a fun hobby, but it can also be a useful tool to be more productive and organized. For links and full show notes check out misfitminimalism.com

Here are four quick tips on how to plan your day to be more organised and super productive! Hi, this is Mim Jenkinson and you're listening to The Planner Podcast. Hello and welcome back! Today I thought I'd share four really simple steps on how you can plan your day to be more organized because when we're planning we want to be as productive as possible along. We all have lots of things to do! So I thought I'd share some really simple tips on how you can be a bit more structured and organized when planning. Tip one of planning your day is to pick your planning tool. Choose the planner that you're going to use. As I've said before, I always use my Erin Condren LifePlanner. Pick your favorite planner, find a pen that works for your planner as well. I have found that it's a bit of trial and error and for me, I really love the FriXion pens from the Pilot range because I know they write really nicely and also come in loads of different colors and you can rub them out! Tip two is to then prioritize your plans. For me, I'm generally work on a To Do list method. I like to prioritise the events and tasks that need to be completed first and I'll put everything down in order that way or maybe I'll highlight and ones that I really can't miss. And then before I finish my list, I will add some of those "nice to do's" that if I get through all of the priority tasks and I get round to doing other things, these are the things that I'll do. I work from home and I use my partner to plan my work, personal and family tasks and plans and appointments. You might choose to categorize everything separately. For me, I just put everything in one big list in terms of priority. Tip three is to set yourself some reminders because I don't know whether you're anything like me, but I get quite distracted. So even though I use a paper planner, if there's anything really urgent that I definitely can't afford to miss, I'll pop it into my iPhone calendar as well. I don't use the calendar on my phone every single day. I also try and schedule some breaks as well throughout the day. And I'm really, really, really bad at this because I love my job! I love being at my desk and working and before I know it, hours have passed and then I'll move and my back hurts and I realize it's because I've not been moving around. Try and schedule in some breaks into your days as well as some fun stuff. So when you're planning your day, especially if it's mainly work plans or maybe even something that you just don't want to do, try and pop in a few fun things or breaks as well and make sure you're standing up every now and again, grabbing a drink, going for a walk, getting some fresh air and sunshine. And then the fourth quick tip too is to not over-schedule. And I am so much better at this now. I used to be pretty bad. I literally, if I had, 20 lines in my planner to write a list, I'd fill every single one and that would make me feel really organized. Actually having a big long list of things to do would make me think, wow, look how organized I am having to do all these things! But then of course you can only get through so much every day. So don't over schedule. If something isn't realistically going to happen in a day, don't write it in your planner. Don't set yourself up to fail and feel bad because then you've not ticked it off. It took me ages to master this. Even though it's really simple. Only put tasks in your planner that you are capable of completing and if not, find a way that you will be because you don't want to either skip things and feel bad that you haven't done them or rush through anything that you shouldn't be. Make sure that you only put in plans and appointments and tasks that you can realistically do and that are really important too. One thing I've gotten much better of is every week and sometimes every day I'll look through my list and reassess, should that be on today's list? If it shouldn't, I'll move it. Sometimes I've had something in my planner for weeks on end and just have never been able to complete it. And I'll think long and hard that maybe it isn't important or necessary. So there are my four quick tips on planning your day. I would love to know if you have any other tips on making sure that you plan effectively and productively and get everything done! Thank you so much for listening. Pop me a message or an email or a comment and let me know the kind of topics that you'd be interested in and any areas that you struggle with in terms of using a planner or staying organised. Thank you very much for listening and I'm really looking forward to this show. I'll see you in the next episode!

Welcome to the first show from The Planner Podcast! Find out more about planning tips, how to use a planner and be more organised. Hello, it's Mim, and welcome to the very first episode of The Planner Podcast. I'm so excited to share this one with you because planning is both a hobby and a necessity in my life. I'm thinking the fact that you're listening means it probably is for you or you want to know more about how to use a planner. And when I say planner, I'm generally talking about paper planners, like old fashioned diaries, journals, bullet journals, planners. However, I know that lots of people are into digital planning these days and the essentials are pretty much the same. So about me, I Mim Jenkinson. I'm a mother of two little kids and we live in Newcastle, New South Wales in Australia. But you've probably guessed I'm from the UK. I've been over here for about 12 years now though. I'm a little bit of a planner addict! I've been into journaling and using diaries and lists to stay organised forever. I was always the kid who really enjoyed back to school time for the stationery more than anything. That's kind of continued into my adult life. I use my planner to stay organised and as therapy and I'll probably talk about that more as the shows go on as well. The benefits I've found to planning are not just about being more organised. I got into using a planner again a few years ago and picked up an Erin Condren LifePlanner and haven't really looked back. I've tried other planners and at this point that's the one I definitely use every day the most. I use my planner for every reason: to plan my work, personal life, family life, home, everything! I'll talk about this in much more detail in another show. Also, about three years ago I started my own planner sticker store. I sell planning stickers to decorate my Erin Condren LifePlanner and they fit some other planners as well though. I've been selling those online for about three years in my Shop here and in my Etsy store, Paper Planner Club, here. I used to sell the printed versions of the stickers and at the moment it's all printables, which means you can print them out, cut them at home and save stack of money! So, what can you expect on this podcast? Well, I'll be sharing planning tips and advice that I've picked up over the years to help me get the most out of using a planner and also staying more organised. I'll be sharing the different ways I use my planner in the different aspects of my life and how I think you can choose the perfect one for you. I'll be interviewing some special guests on how they plan their days and weeks and years and their tips and tricks on how to be really more organised, more efficient and enjoy planning and a whole host and wealth of other subjects and topics relating to all things planning. I'm so excited to share a lot of those with you! For now, I've got a special gift for everyone who's listening and whether or not you're already using a planner, I have a free weekly planner for you. You can download it and start using it immediately. It's really pretty and is part of my range of printable planners. Pop me a message or an email or a comment and let me know the kind of topics that you'd be interested in and any areas that you struggle with in terms of using a planner or staying organised. Thank you very much for listening and I'm really looking forward to this show. I'll see you in the next episode!

For two years Mark Condren was embedded with the NYPD to capture the force at work. The result is a glossy, coffee table book showing all the sides of life for police officers in New York. It’s called NYPD Behind the scenes with the men and women of the New York City Police Department and Mark called into studio to chat with Miriam about it.

In the lead-up to today's Liberal partyroom vote, which has seen Scott Morrison installed as party leader and therefore Prime Minister, political commentator (Seven, ABC, BBC, ITN) Patrick Condren explains the story so far. He tells Cage Nosenzo that whatever the outcome of today's vote, Labor will win the next federal election "in a trot".

Radio is "back to the future" according to veteran television reporter Patrick Condren.Channel Seven’s state political reporter yesterday tweeted his support for Phoenix Radio at the University of Southern Queensland, saying that for a professional and financially rewarding career, media students should “aim for radio…”He spoke with USQ radio students Jesse Buttfield and Louis Maxwell:

Today, we chat with Mary Miller. She's a young entrepreneur who turned her hobby and passion for lettering into a "hand lettering and calligraphy business focused on the wedding industry, events, and custom digital pieces." Mary's story is one of hope and determination towards pursuing your passion. After a sledding accident in college left her paralyzed and having to relearn all activities of daily living-- even lettering-- she never gave up hope. Her positive attitude and bubbly personality are inspiring.    Shelly has just completed her first Christmas album, Christmas Is Beautiful,

Today, we chat with Mary Miller. She's a young entrepreneur who turned her hobby and passion for lettering into a "hand lettering and calligraphy business focused on the wedding industry, events, and custom digital pieces." Mary's story is one of hope and determination towards pursuing your passion. After a sledding accident in college left her paralyzed and having to relearn all activities of daily living-- even lettering-- she never gave up hope. Her positive attitude and bubbly personality are inspiring.    Shelly has just completed her first Christmas album, Christmas Is Beautiful,

Hopefully the path of Dennis Has A Podcast will be forever changed with the suggestion of taping at the library from Chelsea Condren. From her work in comedy to the importance libraries have had on her life, we get to know Chelsea during this podcast. Be sure to follow Chelsea on Twitter at @alonewithsalad! Follow the show on Twitter at @DHAPshow, listen to and subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher and TuneIn Radio (leave a comment and 5 stars!)! Check out DHAPshow.com & listen to DHAP Show! at AltSportsTalk.com! #phenomenal

John Condren - Optima Chump Car World Series Founder; Pro-Touring.com Update with Larry Callahan The post TMCP #238: John Condren – Optima Chump Car World Series Founder first appeared on The Muscle Car Place.

With the date getting closer (late June) for Mike Ryan's annual Pike's Peak hill climb in his modified Cascadia, revisit with him and Chumpcar's John Condren here talking details about the 2015 debut of the ChampTruck race series, aiming to bring Class 8 racing to the states in a big way.

Why is it when you describe a woman as ambitious, you automatically think of an aggressive, hard driving demanding woman? And when you describe a man as ambitious, you think of successful, hard working, devoted employee? Doesn’t sound fair does it? In this show Lisa and Philip talk with Dr. Debra Condren, a business psychologist and author of “Ambition is … Read more about this episode...

Why is it when you describe a woman as ambitious, you automatically think of an aggressive, hard driving demanding woman? And when you describe a man as ambitious, you think of successful, hard working, devoted employee? Doesn’t sound fair does it? In this show Lisa and Philip talk with Dr. Debra Condren, a business psychologist and author of “Ambition is … Read more about this episode...