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On today's episode of the JKR Podcast, host Jayce Riegling sits down with Arkansas Sticks SS/3B and 2025 Princeton Commit Bennett Crerar. They discuss his Arkansas Sticks experience in Jupiter, getting drafted from a non Power 5 school, SAT scores for an Ivy League school, and much more! https://jkrpodcast.com ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Build A Legacy | Blue Collar Mentality | White Collar Industry | Embrace The Personality | Continuously Evolve  Follow The JKR Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn for more updates and fan engagement!

PRESENTATION 2 - Simon Crerar by The Walkley Foundation

The Guardian's political editor Pippa Crerar, who led the way in the reporting of partygate, joins the IfG podcast team to weigh up Boris Johnson's Privileges Committee hearing. How did the former prime minister perform when quizzed about whether he deliberately misled the Commons? What might the committee decide to do next? And what was it like for Crerar to be the journalist at the centre of one of the biggest political stories of recent years?   And while Johnson fought for his political future, in another part of the Palace of Westminster Rishi Sunak was celebrating as MPs – Johnson and Liz Truss not included – backed his Stormont Brake. So is Brexit finally done? Will power-sharing return in Northern Ireland? And what does the vote mean for Sunak's standing?   Presented by Catherine Haddon. With Hannah White and Jill Rutter.   Produced by Candice McKenzie

Join this episode of In the Nic of Time with Special Guests Ryan McLean and Andrew Crerar, TAK Product Center to hear them discuss their journey, how they are funded, their tech stack, the issues adopting Android and their accreditation. They also look at their numerous partnerships with other agencies like DHS and FYEY nations, their open source work, and what the future looks like with AI and ML.

Time for some 'Woo Woo Weekend' content. As you mindfully clean your bedroom and strip the sheets for another week it's time for a dose of spirituality for your Sunday. I literally recorded this chat with Hannah Crerar in April and have been sitting on it since then, but better late than never right?! We skim the surface of all things Astrology, Human Design and what's ahead energetically for 2022 and beyond?! If you wanna work with Hannah you can hit up her website HERE, she is honestly the best and I'd recommend her again and again. Happy Sunday beauties! x Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode of Too Much Tully, the girls are joined by soul psychologist Hannah Crerar to chat about all things Human Design. What on earth is Human Design? We hear you ask… Human Design is an incredibly specific way to learn more about your personality, emotions, and energy centers.    More specifically, Human Design breaks down how you are wired to make decisions, work within teams, parent, and partner.    It's basically an energetic blueprint.. a mix of Kabbalah, I'Ching, Myers-Briggs, astrology, biochemistry, genetics, and the chakra system all in one.   Sounds both confusing and wildly intriguing?    We thought you might say that!   On today's episode: How did Hannah get into Human Design? Tully's Human Design  Energy Types Gut intincts  Jess's Human Design Emotional authority  Profile Types When is Jess going to find love?   You can find Hannah Crerar on Instagram, @hannahcrerar or at www.hannahsoulpsychology.com    As always, we'd love to hear from you, slide on into our DMs - nothing's off-limits.  Instagram - @TooMuchTully Facebook - @TooMuchTully Twitter - @TooMuchTully   This podcast was hosted by Tully Smyth & Jess Lucas, produced by Matt Sofo for NOVA Entertainment's Podcast Network. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apart from perhaps Sue Gray, I can't think of a woman more guaranteed to send chills through the corridors of power than Pippa Crerar. The incoming new political editor of the Guardian, Crerar was born in Edinburgh in the long hot summer of 76 and attended Glasgow Academy. Her career as a political journalist is garlanded with too many prizes and awards to mention here - she picked up a handful for breaking the story of Dominic Cummings day trip to Barnard Castle during lockdown and she has been like a dog with a bone when it comes to Partygate in all its various forms.

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are the Mirror's Political Editor Pippa Crerar, General Secretary of the TUC Frances O'Grady, political commentator Suzanne Evans and historian Simon Heffer.

This episode we speak to the incredible Hannah Crerar. Hannah has a background in Law and Commerce, with 4 years experience in the corporate world but in 2016 her interest in holistic wellness inspired her to leave her corporate role and pursue Psychology studies. Hannah works with people to help empower them through self-awareness and provides tools to live a life in alignment with their authentic self. We speak to Hannah about spirituality, our inner child, mindfulness practices and how we can bring more self love into our own lives. Follow Hannah - @hannahcrerarFollow Femmi - @femmi.coPodcast recommendation - The Diary of a CEO - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/e129-dr-rangan-chatterjee-3-steps-to-core-happiness/id1291423644?i=1000555419071

Kicking off 2022 with a topic I am so unbelievably passionate about. Hannah needs no introduction… Human Design expert, Astrologer, and Soul Psychologist she is truly a master of her craft. In this episode Hannah runs us through the energetic and astrological overview of 2022 for the collective, she breaks down each month and gives each rising sign guidance for the year. This conversation lit me up and I am so honored to share it with you all. You will need your birth time for this one...    FIND HANNAH: @hannahcrerar SOCIALS: @cassandragrodd @quoteswithcass cassandragrodd.com BUSINESS: courtney@odd.co.nz 

There's not a journalist in the country whose work has dominated the political agenda like Pippa Crerar. She has dropped bombshell after bombshell during the pandemic, including the exclusive on Dominic Cummings' trip to Barnard Castle and the explosive revelations about Downing Street Christmas parties. Pippa tells Matt how big stories like these happen, the work that goes in behind-the-scenes and how they snowball. It's a thrilling insight into how journalists hold the powerful to account and the relationships they have with politicians and advisers. Merry Christmas! Follow Pippa and send her your tips on Twitter: @PippaCrerar NEW GUESTS ANNOUNCED FOR THE POLITICAL PARTY LIVE: 10 Jan: Neil Kinnock24 Jan: Angela Rayner Buy tickets to The Political Party, live at The Duchess Theatre including the next show with NEIL KINNOCK on Monday 10 January here: https://www.nimaxtheatres.com/shows/the-political-party-with-matt-forde/ Email the show: politicalpartypodcast@gmail.com Follow Matt on Twitter: @mattforde See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For part 3 of the Early Years, we resume the narrative in early 2012.  Pat Bailey had left Night Demon to return to school. At that time, Night Demon welcomed drummer John Crerar from The Fucking Wrath into the fold. Crerar brought extreme enthusiasm and energy to the band, despite being from a punk background more than a metal background. Meanwhile in 2012, Night Demon was very much a side project as the members focused on their main bands.  Jarvis was busy with Jeff Hershey and the Heartbeats, while Dusty and Armand were firing on all cylinders with New Liberty.  The concept of a VenAustin tour was launched, with four bands - including Jeff Hershey and the Heartbeats, New Liberty, Aaron Orbit, and 8Stops7 - playing shows on the way to and from South by Southwest in Austin, Texas.  You will hear tour stories and anecdotes from the tour and associated fundraisers.  By the end of the VenAustin tour, Jarvis returned to Ventura ready to resume Night Demon activities once again. Become a subscriber today at nighdemon.net/subscriber. This week, subscribers have access to the bonus content below: VenAustin promo videoVenAustin picture galleryThe VenAustin tour press release and tour posterVenAustin Tour T-shirts Listen at nightdemon.net/podcast or anywhere you listen to podcasts! To unlock massive amounts of bonus content, become a subscriber at nightdemon.net/subscriber

Hello everyone,This week I bring you Simon Crerar, the founding editor of Buzzfeed Australia and now the co-founder of a local news startup called PS Media. To date Crerar and crew haven't publicly disclosed details of how PS Media is going to work, so I relished the opportunity to get him talking.I'll leave you to listen to the podcast to find out more. My advice is to stick with it as the picture of this new concept in news publishing takes shape during the conversation.What I will tell you here is that PS Media involves co-ownership by the community, is based on Local Government Areas (LGAs), and wants to be very different from traditional models where reporters and editors dictate the news agenda.This startup is taking shape at a critical time for local media, with lockdowns hitting advertising revenues even harder than last year in many areas. For the record, the PS Media co-founders mentioned in the podcast are: Karen Mahlab, Rob Wise and Margaret Simons.For those into news mediaPS Media and The Walkley Foundation are running a virtual event, “Why philanthropy is backing local journalism” on September 15. It's free and it's got great speakers including Elizabeth Green (Chalkbeat), Daniel Bornstein (Solutions Journalism Network), Dan Stinton (Guardian Australia) and Lisa Watts (The Conversation). Register hereNext episode: Educating journosI am going to discuss News Corp's new News Academy and other matters with Executive Chairman Michael Miller. Can't wait.Have a great weekend,HalThe Crawford Media podcast music is”Ethernight Club” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit halcrawford.substack.com

This weeks episode is with one of my favourite people to follow, soul psychologist Hannah Crerar. Hannah is passionate about the body-mind-soul connection. She offers a modern approach to self discovery and loves to share the convergence between spirituality and science. She teaches yoga, meditation, human design, & runs the School of Soul pyschology- which I attended last year.On today's chat we talk about:-Mercury Retrograde- what it is-Astrology explained for the sceptics-The 12 star signs and why you aren't just one sign-An amazing tool to start to rewire your subconscious mindYou can follow Hannah on:Instagram: @hannahcrerarWebsite: https://hannahsoulpsychology.com/If you felt moved by this podcast, please leave a 5-star review so I can continue to inspire you. 

This is a special episode of our podcast. We are deeply grieved by the discovery of the mass grave of 215 children who died while under the care of the residential school in Kamloops, BC. This is a sobering time of reflection and mourning. We will not hide from the shameful history of these events or ignore the sins of our forefathers and how our Heavenly Father and His Kingdom has been misrepresented. We stand with and mourn with the Indigenous community as the eyes of our nation continue to be opened. We pray for truth to continue to come to light. We pray for justice, and for God to show the way to restitution. We pray for God's deep comfort and strength to those that grieve and to those that seek healing. We pray that God would restore the hearts and souls of the broken as only HE can. We pray for soft and open hearts within the church. May we listen and truly hear the words of the survivors.Throughout the "Calls to Action" from the National Truth and Reconciliation Commission there was a repeated call for more, continued and better education across the board. As part of our response to this, CFA was honored to have Duff Crerar come and share in June of 2019 during National Indigenous History Month. Lord, may our earthly knowledge be joined with spiritual wisdom and compassion as YOUR Spirit guides our physical outpouring of love and support for YOUR children in the Indigenous community.

Chris Crerar, Fundraising and Communications Coordinator for Reconciliation Tasmania

Host Ron Glozman speaks with Ken Crerar, President, and CEO, CIAB, about the impact of the hardening market, demand for business interruption and cyber insurance, and strategies that agents and brokers should adopt to capture new business opportunities in an unconventional and challenging insurance market. Follow Chisel AI: website: www.chisel.ai LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/ChiselAI Twitter: twitter.com/chiselai Facebook:www.facebook.com/ChiselAI

Pippa Crerar is the political editor of the Daily Mirror. She was previously Deputy Political Editor at The Guardian. Enjoy this highly topical discussion on politics, the church, Boris' curtains and the future of the Labour Party.

Welcome back to a new episode! This time, Chelsea is joined by Hannah Crear, as they dive deeper into Human Design, what it means, the specific of each energy type and much more. So tune in to find out some very interesting and useful information about YOUR energy type. Some of the things we touch on: - What Human Design is - Neutrinos - Energy type, strategy and authority - Human Design and parenting - Human Design in relationships Hannah is a Human Design + Astrology Reader, Yoga + Meditation Teacher, Soul Psychologist and Reiki practitioner. She is passionate about the body-mind-soul connection and offers a modern approach to self-discovery. She works with clients and students around the world to guide them home to their true selves, and to clear imbalances in their belief systems and energetic bodies. You can find Hannah on Instagram @hannahcrerar or on her website hannahsoulpsychology.com If you’re interested in working with Chelsea, visit www.chelseariffe.com Follow Chelsea: @chelseariffe + @nonexpertopinionpod, visit www.inmynonexpertopinion.com, or write into hello@inmynonexpertopinion.com

In this episode, host David Smith speaks with Ken Crerar, President & CEO of The Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers, and Ceci Connolly, President & CEO of Alliance of Community Health Plans. Ken and Ceci discuss the impacts of the pandemic, the implications for underserved and vulnerable populations, and their viewpoints on Medicaid issues stemming from their unique roles. Learn more about how insurance brokers tie into Medicaid, and how small, community-oriented health plans view provider relationships, social determinants of health, mental health, and more.

This week on the pod, it's Blake Cruz and John Crerar of Stalag 13. I talk with Blake about joining Stalag 13, early Nardcore memories, recording In Control, doing Stalag in the 90s, and tons more. Then we bring in John C to talk about joining Stalag 13, his thoughts on not being the original singer, touring, and more.There's a playlist for every episode, so check out 185milessouth.comPlease subscribe, like, rate, and review wherever you listen to podcasts. Also, consider supporting the show: patreon.com/185milessouth Check us out on social media: instagram.com/185milessouth facebook.com/185milessouth twitter.com/185milessouth All Episodes are available at: 185milessouth.com

In ep87 the lads chat with John, the lead singer of Nardcore legends Stalag 13, and drummer for Detoxi. We talk early bands, growing up in Oxnard, and touring the world. With songs by Missing 23rd, Stop Breathing, Stalag 13, Detoxi and Dad Brains.

Episode 36 Dark Starts backcountry splitboarding podcast presents owner of Golden Powder Guides Dave Turner-Crerar. Dave Turner-Crerar immigrated to Canada from Ireland to follow his passion for the outdoors. After a few years of travelling between kayaking the Ottawa River and ski patrolling at Big White Ski Resort, he landed a job with the Edmonton Fire Department. The compressed shift schedule gave him the chance for getting after it in the backcountry. He headed back to school and is now only one small hurdle away from completing the ACMG ski guide program… entirely on a splitboard. Dave also runs his own small guiding outfit, Golden Powder Guiding. Dave got his start as a kayaker, but quickly realized that surfing mountains was his true passion. He started lining up his life to follow his passion. In this episode, we get some amazing tips on boards, boots, skins and wax. We also learn how Dave creates great guided tours, how a guide can help take your AST education to the next level, how Search and Rescue works in Canada, and about insurance? Huge knowledge drops in this episode. Show links: Golden Powder Guiding GPG Instagram Dave Instagram YouTube Channel Sponsored by: The North Face Smartwool Banff Phantom Splitboard Bindings Qwax wax Other: Lifestyle Financial Insurance Special thanks to: Tahoe Lab Boards Use promo code DS15 to get 15% off all boards Groundswell Marketing Valerie Black The Artist Behind The Logo Follow us on Instagram: @ Darkstarts.podcast @ Darkstarts.media

This week we’re chatting to Hannah Crerar a soul psychologist. Hannah blends modern psychology with ancient wisdom to bring her clients into deeper alignment with their true nature. I was super excited for this weeks chat as we got to delve deep into my latest obsession - Human Design. It has been hands down the most enlightening tool for me in sobriety and my journey towards self love and acceptance. As Hannah says, self-love begins with self-awareness and she’s on a mission to bring a greater sense of awareness to as many people as possible.  If you’re intrigued about what Human Design actually is then you’re going to love this episode….all will be revealed! *Side note - apologies for the sound quality from Leisa and I in this episode, had a few technical issues - although Hannah is clear as crystal and really that's all that matters ;)* You can find Hannah here: Instagram - @hannahcrerar website: https://hannahsoulpsychology.com/ If you want to access your Human Design body graph: https://www.mybodygraph.com/

This week we are meeting with Chris Wayne-Wills Chris is the CEO of Crerar Hotels in Scotland and has a great career in and around the north of England and Scotland in hotels. Chris has worked for major brands, independent hotels and is now the CEO of Crerar Hotels you pride themselves on sharing the spirit of Scotland through authentic hospitality, Crerar Hotels are true to what Scotland is all about. Adventurous. Generous. Honest. Welcoming. We chat through the farm to fork strategy in the restaurants at Crerar hotels, his various roles in hotels from the commercial side to being a general manager for one hotel and then looking after multiple hotels in a regional role. We talk through how to manage big projects, the communication to stakeholders, building teams, evaluating teams, taking on a new role and setting expectations and what makes Scotland a unique place to visit and work. If you like today's episode and if you could spare 2 minutes to drop a review on iTunes that would be amazing. You can also connect with the podcast on Instagram and Twitter @theonetoonepod and over on Linkedin too by searching 1:1 career conversation podcast. You can learn more about Chris here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chriswaynewills/ You can learn more about Crerar Hotels here: https://www.crerarhotels.com/

HI HELLO! I know you love the spiritual stuff so this week on the show we get woo woo. Hannah Crerar specializes in Soul Psychology, Yoga, Meditation and Energy Healing. In this episode: - We deep dive into Astrology. How does it work? And what's in store for the rest of 2020? - We find out about human design- Chat about yoga and meditation and why it's such an effective self-care tool There's a dreamy exercise with Hannah coming soon on The Self-Care Series.We're so lucky to have Hannah on The Self-Love Club Podcast. Find Hannah: @hannahcrerar on InstagramWays you can support The Self-Love Club: - Make sure you're subscribed/ following on your go to podcast app- If you're enjoying listening feel free to leave us a glowing review - Share with your friends - Follow us on social media Instagram: @selfloveclubpodcast and @belcrawford Facebook: Bel Crawford and The Self-Love Club Community Group Website: belcrawford.comThis episode is powered by Blue, the mic of the internet

Welcome to one of the most highly requested episodes yet. On this episode I am joined by the beautiful Hannah Crerar as we deep dive into Astrology. Hannah has become a go-to for me as she embodies endless clarity and understanding around all things self and spiritual. Hannah runs her own soul psychology school as well as being a yoga, mediation, and human design guru. I got Hannah to break down your burning Astrology questions and we started from the ground up. With an endless abundance of information on the internet it is easy to get confused with where to start when wanting to learn more about astrology. Never fear, all the tools you need to kick start this journey are within this episode. You'll need to pull up your natal chart for this one. HANNAH: @hannahcrerar www.hannahsoulpsychology.com Other Astrologers mentioned: Danielle Beinstein Aaya Samadhi Chani Nicholas Danielle Paige Jana Roemer (classes) Jessica Lanyadoo (weekly podcasts) Renee Sills SOCIAL: @cassandragrodd @quoteswithcass BOOKS: Darling - cassandragrodd.com/shop BULLY - cassandragrodd.com/shop POD PARTNERS: NONE FOR THIS EPISODE MUSIC: Lunah Music - @lunahmusica CONTACT: Personal - cassandragrodd@gmail.com Brand Consultant/Business - Liam Sharma info@cassandragrodd.com www.cassandragrodd.com

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.07.20.211557v1?rss=1 Authors: Tyzack, G. E., Neeves, J., Klein, P., Crerar, H., Ziff, O., Taha, D. M., Luisier, R., Luscombe, N. M., Patani, R. Abstract: Intron retention is known to regulate gene expression. We recently described intron retention as the predominant splicing programme characterizing early stages of motor neurogenesis from human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs) and it's perturbation in familial amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Here, we sought to gain more insight into the nucleocytoplasmic distribution of aberrant intron-retaining transcripts (IRTs) and to identify their discriminating molecular features. We combined cellular fractionation with hiPSCs undergoing motor neurogenesis and deep-sequenced 95 samples: ALS vs control hiPSCs and nuclear vs cytoplasmic compartments across six timepoints, which represents a rich transcriptomic resource for basic and applied neuroscientists. Using this resource, we identified >100 aberrant cytoplasmic IRTs in cultures carrying ALS-causing VCP gene mutations. We taxonomized aberrant IRTs by their nucleocytoplasmic distribution and demonstrate that these classes exhibit sequence-specific attributes and differential predicted binding affinity to ALS-related RNA binding proteins. In summary we uncover a distinct class of cytoplasmic IRTs that serve as blueprints for established molecular hallmarks of ALS (nuclear-to-cytoplasmic mislocalisation of TDP-43, SFPQ and FUS) and therefore may also represent therapeutic targets. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

On this episode I speak with Fatima Crerar, the Vice President of Strategy and Partnerships at The Atmospheric Fund. Recorded in February of 2020, we chatted about change (maybe ironically – given the deep layers of systematic change that were coming barreling at us unknowingly). We talked about change in the context of climate, carbon and gender, and what is going to be required to make the necessary pivots to a low carbon future and why it is hard for organizations, cities, movements and markets to change. She shared insights on the importance of using our voices as citizens and as women. Needed now more than ever, this conversation provides a healthy dose of inspiration and tact. It was an absolute joy and privilege to bring you this conversation, may it serve you well.

Dr. Lorelei Crerar is Dr. Chris Parsons’s guest this week. Dr. Crerar talks about how Georg Steller discovered the Steller’s sea cow, and about its extinction. They also talk about the “bigfoot” of the oceans – the mythical sea monkey that Steller reported seeing. They also talk about Dr. Crerar’s research that discovered a new population of Steller’s sea cow that went extinct in the middle ages, and the trade of sea cow bone, or “mermaid ivory”. During her research, she discovered that some of this “mermaid ivory’ actually came from protected whale and dolphins.    Speak Up For Blue Instagram Speak Up For Blue Twitter Check out the Shows on the Speak Up For Blue Network: Marine Conservation Happy Hour Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k4ZB3x Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2kkEElk ConCiencia Azul: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k6XPio Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2k4ZMMf Dugongs & Seadragons: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lB9Blv Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lV6THt Environmental Studies & Sciences Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lx86oh Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lG8LUh Speak Up For The Ocean Blue: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2m28QSF Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2SJgyiN Madame CuriosityApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2xUlSax Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2V38QQ1 Ocean Science RadioApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3chJMfA Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3bnkP18

Just before Christmas 1979, 23 year old Phyllis Murphy disappeared while waiting on a bus in Newbridge, Co Kildare. Her body was found in an isolated spot 25 miles away at Turlough Hill, Co Wicklow a month later.  After a huge search and investigation, the gardai had no leads as to who was responsible for her death.But in 1998, DNA in Phyllis' case was tested as part of Operation Trace. As a result of that, 53 year old John Crerar - a neighbour of Phyllis' remaining family - stood trial at the Dublin Central Criminal Court. ********** Thanks to our sponsors for today’s episode: Help take control of your debt with payoff.com/MensRea (http://payoff.com/mensrea) Get 3 months of fast and secure Virtual Private network at expressVPN.com/mens (http://expressvpn.com/mens) ********** Don't forget to check out out featured podcast this week - Criminal Conduct (http://criminalconduct.net/) ! 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Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/********** (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/) Sources:  “Missing girl search” in The Irish Times (29 December 1979) p 5.  “Search for woman to continue today” in The Irish Times (31 December 1979) p. 5.  "Murder theory in search for woman” in The Irish Times (1 January 1980) p. 5.  “No progress in hunt for missing girl” in The Irish Times (3 January 1980) p. 6. Willy Clingan,  “Hopes fade for missing woman” in The Irish Times (7 January 1980) p. 11.  “Search for missing woman” in The Irish Times (8 January 1980) p. 11.  “Gardai intensify Kildare search” in The Irish Times (10 January 1980) p. 6.  “Body of missing woman found” in The Irish Times (19 January 1980) p. 1.  “Woman found in mountains” in The Belfast Telegraph (18 January 1980) p. 4.  “2000 at Kildare girl's funeral” in The Irish Times (21 January 1980) p. 11  “Gardai in murder hunt investigate complaint” in The Irish Times (22 January 1980) p. 6.  “Murder inquiry: gardai seek car” in The Irish Times (28 January 1980) p. 6.  “Kildare girl's clothes found” in The Irish Times (30 January 1980) p. 6.  “Gardai step up murder inquiry” in The Irish Times (4 December 1980) p. 1.  “Man helps in murder inquiry” in The Irish Times (6 January 1981) p. 5.  “Kildare murder progress” in The Irish Times (8 January 1981) p. 7.  Stephen Rae and Micahel Lavery, “What Phyllis first victim?” in The Evening Herald (24 September 1998) p.p. 1,6.  Jim Cusack, “File on missing women are reopened” in The Irish Times (23 September 1998) p. x.  Senan Moloney, “Fear Stalks” in The Evening Herald (25 September 1998) p. 4.  George Jacob, “Warm welcome greets formation of new Garda investigation team” in The Bray People (8 October 1998) p. 13.  Stephen Rae, “Gardai begin probe into women 'serial killer' link” in The Irish Independent (31 October 1998) p.10  Jim Cusack and Roisin Ingle, “ Ex-soldier charged with murder” in The Irish Times (14 July 1999) p. 1.  Roisin Ingle, “Man to appear in Naas court today on murder charge” in The Irish Times (14 July 1999) p. 3.  Jim Cusack, “Phyllis Murphy last seen waiting to catch a bus” in The Irish Times (14 July 1999) p. 3.  Colman Cassidy, “Family relieved at news of arrest” in The Irish Times (14 July 1999) p. 3.  Nuala Haughey, “Man on murder charge due in court again today” in The Irish Times (15 July 1999) p. 3.  “Man on trial for murder of woman 22 years ago” in The Irish Times (9 October 2002) p. 4.  “Accused said he had never spoken to Phyllis Murphy” in The Irish Times (10 October 2002) p. 3.  “Injuries consistent with rape, murder trial is told” in The Irish Times (11 October 2002) p. 4.  “Blood samples 'held for 17 years'” in The Irish Times (18 October 2002) p. 4.  “Murder trial told DNA tests carried out 20 years after death” in The Irish Times (19 October 2002) p. 4.  “Murder trial told DNA sample matched accused” in The Irish Times (22 October 2002) p. 4.  “Security guard admits he lied about alibi for murder accused” in The Irish Times (24 October 2002) p. 4.  “Murder trial told accused washed out boot of car” in The Irish Times (25 October 2002) p. 4.  “DNA match impossible says murder case accused” in The Irish Times (30 November 2002) p. 4.  “Jury in Crerar murder trial resumes its deliberations today” in The Irish Times (31 October 2002) p. 4.  “Former soldier sentenced to life for murder of Kildare woman” in The Irish Times (1 November 2002) p. 4.  Alison Healey, “Death of a Christmas shopper in the woods” in The Irish Times (1 November 2002) p. 4.  Stephen Rae, “Breakthrough” in The Evening Herald (13 July 1999) p. 1, 3.  Michael Mulqueen, “Murder accused weeps in court” in The Evening Herald (14 July 1999) p.1, 3.  Tom Brady, “Murder suspect heckled outside court” in The Irish Independent (15 July 1999) p. 3.  “Accused also claiming deafness compensation” in The Irish Independent (15 July 1999) p. 3.  Paul Williams, “My 20-year hell as Phyllis suspect” in The Sunday World (18 July 1999) p. 8 Geraldine Niland, “Nightmare of not knowing” in The Sunday Independent (18 July 1999) p. 11.  “Army claim adjourned” in The Irish Independent (20 July 1999) p. 4.  “Murphy murder accused gets bail” in The Irish Independent (27 July 1999) p. 4.  Rita O'Reilly, “After 22 years, ex soldier goes on trial for murder” in The Irish Independent (9 October 2002) p.4  Kathy Donaghy, “Slightly built father-of-five barely audible as he enters innocent plea” in The Irish Independent (9 October 2002) p.4  Rita O'Reilly, “I was looking into the trees when I saw a body, retired garda tells court,” in The Irish Independent (9 October 2002) p.4  “The last time I saw Phyllis” in The Evening Herald (9 October 2002) p.p. 1, 18.  Charles Mallow, “Phyllis fought to the death” in The Evening Herald (10 October 2002) p.p. 1,6.  Rita O'Reilly, “DNA was not mine says man in 1979 murder trial” in The Irish Independent (30 October 2002) p. 8.  Helen Bruce, “'Reluctant' Crerar gives barely audible defence” in The Irish Independent (30 October 2002) p. 8.  Rita O'Reilly, “23 years on, Phyllis's killer is guilty” in The Irish Independent (1 November 2002) p. 9.  Kathy Donaghy, “How Christmas shopping trip ended in horror” in The Irish Independent (1 November 2002) p. 9.  Charlie Mallon “Man who would not let the case die” in The Evening Herald (1 November 2002) p. 4. 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Hello podpals and welcome back to Best Girl Grip; the mini lockdown edition. It’s been a crazy and stressful and unprecedented time, I feel like all adjectives have been exhausted and at that the same time like the language doesn’t exist to fully articulate what this is and what it feels like. I’m also really aware of pandemic saturation, it definitely feels like we’re past the point of no return when in comes to the overwhelming amount of content that is available for us to consume, with this supposed surplus of time and I’m really conscious of adding even more noise to that. However, I have decided to put out a mini quarantine edition. Firstly for selfish purposes because the interviews have always been about connecting with women in this industry and just enjoying the simple art of conversation with them, and I’m particularly craving that at the moment. And secondly, my friend was right, this is a great time to talk to women from all over the UK that being London-based, I might not usually have the chance to. And finally, if this edition can offer people in the film industry a sense of affinity or kinship, or just the sense no-one is working to their full capacity, everyone is juggling, maybe struggling or re-evaluating, then to me it’s totally worthwhile adding just a little bit to the noise. I’m really happy to say I’ve got my first duo on the podcast in the form of Rosie Crerar and Ciara Barry who formed their production company barry crerar in 2016 and are based in Glasgow in Scotland. They’re a relatively young company but already they have a number of exciting titles on their slate, and rather excitingly they’re releasing a film they co-produced called Run next week, which is directed by Scott Graham, a filmmaker I really adore and who you’ll hear me enthuse about during the interview. His previous two features Shell and Iona, the latter featuring Ruth Negga are really intense and poignant set in remote landscapes, which I highly recommend you check out. It was wonderful to talk to Rosie and Ciara about their ambitions for the company and their desire to tell contemporary and cutting edge stories that originate from Scotland, but have universal appeal. As well as the advantages of working together, how they came to set up the company and how they balance responsibilities. We do touch up on lockdown and how that’s changed their day-to-day and whether they’ve learnt anything from the experience. Not that that’s a requisite, surviving it is enough. Run is a gutsy and gripping drama about thwarted dreams, masculinity and small-town living, and it will be available to download from Monday 25th May from all the usual platforms.  This is episode 51 of Best Girl Grip. 

We got drunk and harassed the very illusive John Crerar singer of the missing 23rd, Drum for the Fucking wrath and Detoxi and current singer for the Infamous Stalag 13. we talked about Jim Salzer, working at trader Joes during the pandemic and a bunch of other nonsense. https://detoxi.bandcamp.com/merch https://www.facebook.com/stalag13band https://themissing23rd.bandcamp.com/ Watch us: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo8wwIF25p2miEG2neoUv2w?view_as=subscriberFollow us www.facebook.com/Getheavypodcast www.instagram.com/getheavypodcast twitter.com/getheavypod Email us at: getheavypodcast@gmail.comPlease Enjoy Craig, Jon --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/getheavypodcast/support

Patrice Dutil chats with Geoffrey Hayes about the state of Canada's army in the Second World War and his book Crerar’s Lieutenants: Inventing the Canadian Junior Army Officer, 1939-45 (University of British Columbia Press). This recording was produced by Michael Smith at Ryerson University.

John Crerar's discography is long. Drummer for Dick Circus, Detoxi, The Fucking Wrath, and Night Demon. Singer for The Missing 23rd and Stop Breathing. And he probably played bass in some band we forgot to get to. We talk about early 90's punk stuff, Dick Circus, him starting Missing 23rd, jealously cuz they were rippers right out the gate, and more.Please subscribe, like, rate, and review wherever you listen to podcasts. Please consider supporting the show: patreon.com/185milessouth paypal.me/185milessouthCheck us out on social media: instagram.com/185milessouth facebook.com/185milessouth twitter.com/185milessouth All Episodes are available at: 185milessouth.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/185milessouth)

Military families are essential to the care of veterans in both the past and present. Yet current veteran policies and programs do not fully provide the necessary services military families require for the process of healing and recovery. For the final episode of our four-part series on the past and present experiences of veterans in Canada, two scholars, a veteran and a caregiver continue their discussion of the effects of military service on veterans’ families. Drawing comparisons between veteran and family experiences during the First World War and the present, the guests discuss current research and the challenges mental trauma places on the family dynamic. These challenges include recognizing the sacrifices of military spouses and the risk of intergenerational trauma being passed down to veterans’ children. The discussion reveals how the fears of veterans and their families have been shaped by changes in government responsibilities to the veteran community over the past century and how this history continues to inform current veteran policy and program reform. This episode in funded by the Department of National Defence. It is hosted by Dr. Geoffrey Hayes of the University of Waterloo. Panelists are Dr. Jessica Meyer, Dr. Deborah Norris, Jody Mitic and Kim Davis. Dr. Geoffrey Hayes is an Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of Waterloo and a faculty associate of the LCMSDS. His research focuses on Canadian military history. He is the author of Crerar’s Lieutenants: Inventing the Canadian Junior Army Officer, 1939-45, published with UBC Press in 2017, as well as the co-editor of Vimy Ridge: A Canadian Reassessment (2007) and Canada and the Second World War: Essays in Honour of Terry Copp (2012).

Many have fallen down the rabbit hole of over-researching. Telling the entire story is tempting, but it is an unattainable standard. Reconstructing the past out a series of texts simply cannot measure up to the multifaceted and dynamic realities of an all-encompassing history. And so it is imperative that historians abandon this idealized goal––if not for the sake of time, at least then for one’s sanity. Dr. Geoff Hayes, an associate professor of history at the University of Waterloo, visited us this month to talk about his new book Crerar’s Lieutenants. But before we discussed its content, Geoff talked about the challenges of the project, from the initial search to the eventual discovery of a satisfactory framework, and the necessity of imposing self-limitations on one’s historical research. Crerar’s Lieutenants unfolded over a period of many years, during which several drafts of the eventual manuscript were written. And with each revision, a new story was told. It wasn’t until he began to explore the Junior Army Officer through the lens of gender and masculinity though that Geoff finally found a framework that he felt was appropriate. It was an arduous journey to the final manuscript, but a fruitful one that led him to discover the military’s ideal Junior Army Officer, and how the real-life officers negotiated these ideals while fighting on the battlefields of the Second World War. References Hayes, Geoffrey. Crerar’s Lieutenants: Inventing the Canadian Junior Army Officer, 1939­–45. Vancouver: UBC Press, 2017. ------. The Lincs: A History of the Lincoln and Welland Regiment at War. Waterloo: Laurier Centre for Military Strategic and Disarmament Studies, 1986. ------. Waterloo County: An Illustrated History. Toronto: Ontario Historical Society, 1997.  Humphries, Mark. “War’s Long Shadow: Masculinity, Medicine, and the Gendered Politics of Trauma, 1914–39.” Canadian Historical Review 91, no. 3 (2010): 503–31. ------. A Weary Road: Shell Shock in the Canadian Expeditionary Force, 1914–1918. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2018. McGeer, Eric. Varsity’s Soldiers: A History of the University of Toronto Contingent, Canadian Officers Training Corps, 1914–1968. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2018.

This week Mr John Crerar, Head of the Preparatory School and Deputy Principal at The Scots College discusses how boys need a structured discipline plan. He reminds us of the benefits of setting clear expectations and boundaries, tailoring discipline to the individual, and explores the role of authority structures.

In this episode Edward and Kristen interview Dr. Aurora MacRae-Crerar, a recent participant in the AAAS Mass Media fellowship, to find out about her experience applying for the fellowship and the skills she gained while working at KQED, northern California's NPR and PBS station. We will also find out how completion of the AAAS Mass Media Fellowship will help her moving forward with her career goals.

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In partnership with 2SER 107.3, the WalkleyTalks podcast presents the latest episode of Fourth Estate. The Fourth Estate is a weekly program about the media featuring some of Australia’s leading journalists, broadcast live each Monday at 6.30pm on 2SER 107.3. For this episode, host Michael Koziol is joined by: ABC senior reporter Peter Lloyd BuzzFeed Australia editor Simon Crerar SBS’s Jeannette Francis Follow 2SER: www.facebook.com/2serfm www.twitter.com/2ser www.2ser.com Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the contributors and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of The Walkley Foundation

During this pod cast on knowledge and approval and mistake, we discussed the following:  (i) the general concept of "knowledge and approval" and what amounts to such; (ii) the case of Hastilow v. Stobie; (iii) how to ordinarily establish "knowledge and approval", and what might be needed in special circumstances; (iv) the cases of Crerar v. Crerar, Re Phelan and Fulton v. Andrew; and (v) words appearing in a will by inadvertence.