Podcast appearances and mentions of dave mcintyre

On William Hill's The Square Ball this week, Dave and Ashling were joined by none other than Galway's much-beloved, Cyril Farrell.  Farrell discusses how he first made his mark as a coach and manager, most famously leading the Galway senior hurling team to three All-Ireland titles in the 1980s (1980, 1987, and 1988), a golden era for the county. As well as growing up in a sports mad area in Galway.There's a yarn or two thrown in as well!18+ | Gamblingcare.ie00:00 - Introduction04:00 - Early life and Great School Story11:00 - Galway Manager21:30 - 198031:00 - "Good Hurlers"36:00 - Stepping Away41:00 - Tough Decisions46:00 - Winning51:00 - Tony Keady59:20 - Galway Hurlers This year1:05:00 - The Modern Game

William Hill's The Square Ball is back again and this week Donegal's Eamon McGee is the guest in studio.Eamon was renowned as one of the best defenders in the country during his stint with Donegal from 2004 until 2016, winning an All-Ireland, three Ulster Titles and a League Title along the way.While there's a small chat about the games this weekend at the beginning of the episode, it's not long before talk turns to Eamon's remarkable career as well as his analytical and articulate takes on life.18+ | Gamblingcare.ie

This is the weekly columnTo everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven. In June of 2025, such a time has come for my wine writing adventure.In the summer of 2008, the editor of my local newspaper, the San Angelo Standard-Times, challenged me to write a wine column that would entertain and inform the average wine buyer. The “buyer” part was important because the weekly column would be an anchor on the Wednesday food section of the newspaper and advertisers wanted information about wines customers could buy in local stores.And so a wonderful adventure began. By September I had written enough test drafts to find a voice, approach, and word length to prove to myself I could pull this off. Imperatives included a word length to fit into the news hole on the front of the food section, a commitment to file well in advance since the section often was one of the first to be processed in the newsroom, never to miss a deadline, never to lazily submit a previous column even if my well of ideas was dry. I take pride in hitting every single one of those marks the past 17 years.It was pleasing when sister papers of the Standard-Times—in Corpus Christi and Abilene—picked up the column. Then the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, which was not part of the company at that time. Then came newspaper sales and consolidations and, soon, I was providing columns for the new mothership, Gannett-USA Today. Now the column appeared all over the United States, from Florida to California. Those were heady times for a wine writer in San Angelo, Texas.That was the case for more than a decade. I was a nationally syndicated wine columnist and expanding into non-Gannett-USA Today newspapers since I own the rights to my work and only sold papers the rights to use my work in print and online. The money was nice, the audience was more important.At the same time, I was online almost from the beginning. I owned an advertising agency that made websites, so from the first months my columns and wine reviews were available in a searchable, free website— Link —and on Facebook. Then Twitter (X). Eventually Bluesky and LinkedIn.Wide exposure brought delightful benefits. Winemakers around the world sent me samples to taste and write about. I got to interview and be interviewed by notables in the wine world. When I visited wineries, I got special treatment. I told many folks, this was one of the best writing gigs in my more than 50 years as a professional writer. And I could toast my good fortune with a high-quality bottle of wine the maker had begged me to receive for free.Much of this delicious adventure continues, but in 2025 one chapter closes. Local daily newspapers throughout the United States have entered hospice protocols. Gannett is doing its best to remain viable, but clearly denouement looms. At first, because of shrinking space, my wine column stopped running weekly and became episodic, especially in the non-Texas newspapers. Then in the Texas newspapers. Invoices went unpaid. When I queried editors about the situation, silence.In correspondence with Dave McIntyre, who ended his weekly wine column in The Washington Post this January after 16 years, I realized we faced similar pressures in a changing newspaper environment. “Despite our efforts to spread the appeal of wine, a wine column is aimed at a niche audience,” he wrote, “while newspapers increasingly grade the success of an individual article on the number of readers who click on it.”This is not a valedictory column. I enjoy writing about wine and reviewing wine and do not intend to stop. I just face the reality that newspapers no longer are one of the vehicles to reach readers.In some ways, I celebrate new freedom. I no longer am subject to the tyranny of a 450-word count. I no longer am confined to a once-a-week schedule. That likely does not mean fewer columns/posts, likely more, but not always on Wednesday.To the newspapers that carried my column for most of the past 17 years, thank you. It has been a joy of my life. To all my readers/followers, this is not goodbye. See you on the internet.Links to where to continue to find Gus Clemens on Wine are below.Last roundAncient Egyptian architect: “Do you know how to build a pyramid?”Ancient Egyptian builder: “Well, yeah, up to a point.”Wine time.Links:Gus Clemens on Wine websiteGus Clemens on Wine FacebookGus Clemens on Wine Twitter/XGus Clemens on Wine BlueskyGus Clemens on Wine Vocal (long form )Email: wine@cwadv.com This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gusclemens.substack.com/subscribe

It's safe to say we were in the presence of hurling and football royalty this week as Jimmy Barry-Murphy joined William Hill's The Square Ball in studio.Across both codes, Jimmy has seven All-Irelands, 12 Munster titles, three League titles and seven All-Stars, making him one of the most illustrious players to ever take the field in hurling and football.Like, subscribe and leave us a comment.18+ | Gamblingcare.ie

There's very little left to say about Chrissy McKaigue that hasn't already been said. After his retirement from inter-county football last year at the age of 35, he left with two Ulster titles, an All-Star and league medals from all four divisions, a feat that nobody else in Gaelic football has achieved. If you were a forward playing Derry and say McKaigue coming your way, you knew you were in for a tough afternoon. Enjoy The Chrissy McKaigue episode of William Hill's The Square Ball.18+ | Gamblingcare.ie

The great Peter Canavan was in The Square Ball studios this week and what a treat it was to look back over the amazing career of one of the greatest of all time. From underage all the way to the steps of the Hogan Stand, Canavan was always a leading figure for his teams on the way to their success.00:00 - Introduction02:30 - Underage23:00 - The 90s39:00 - Mickey Harte and 200353:30 - 2005 Season1:02:00 - Kerry/Tyrone Rivalry

It's late spring, which means it's the perfect time to get outdoors and head to a vineyard. But this year, there's something else in the air: the threat of tariffs driving up the cost of imported wine. Dave McIntyre from the Washington Post is here to tell us which local wineries are worth the drive, and how to not break the bank. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. You can also become a member, with ad-free listening, for as little as $8 a month. Learn more about the sponsors of this May 21st episode: Folger Shakespeare Library PaintCare The Pew Charitable Trusts Nace Law Group Silver Mirror Facial Bar - Use CITYCAST30 for $30 off your first facial Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us for an exciting episode of the Embellish Pod as we dive into the world of Indiana whiskey with Dave McIntyre, co-founder of West Fork Whiskey Company and Old Hamer. In this episode, we explore the journey of West Fork Whiskey, from its humble beginnings to becoming a key player in the craft bourbon scene. Discover how Dave and his childhood friends turned their passion for bourbon into a thriving business, the unique characteristics that set Indiana whiskey apart from its Kentucky counterparts, and the innovative approaches they take in their distilling process. We'll also discuss the challenges and triumphs of running a distillery, including the impact of market dynamics, the importance of hospitality, and the exciting new developments at their 30,000 square foot facility in Westfield, Indiana. Whether you're a whiskey enthusiast or just curious about the craft distilling industry, this episode is packed with insights and stories that you won't want to miss! Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:42 - Meet Dave McIntyre 02:04 - The origins of West Fork Whiskey 06:57 - Indiana vs. Kentucky whiskey 08:21 - Unique characteristics of Indiana bourbon 14:10 - The evolution of West Fork's production 20:00 - The impact of market changes 30:41 - The new facility and hospitality offerings 42:10 - Food and cocktail pairings at West Fork 46:07 - Planning your visit to West Fork Connect with West Fork: Website: https://www.westforkwhiskey.com/home Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WestForkWhiskey/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/westforkwhiskey Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@westforkwhiskey Don't forget to subscribe for more episodes and check out our video content on YouTube! For more information, visit www.embellishpod.com and follow us on Instagram and TikTok @embellishpod.

Waterford hurler Paul Flynn is the guest this week on William Hill's The Square Ball and there was a lot to talk about from an illustrious career of highs and lows, including Munster success, All-Ireland heartbreak and some iconic moments along the way.Like, comment and subscribe to The Square Ball.

This special bonus episode of William Hill's The Square Ball is coming to a little earlier than usual this week. Co-host of The Square Ball Ashling Thompson was in studio this week and with the postponement of Saturday's Munster Senior Camogie Final on Saturday, in which Ashling's Cork team were due to compete, she shared her thoughts on the decision and what comes next.Normal service will resume on Thursday with another episode dropping!

In this episode of William Hill's The Square Ball, Meath legend Anthony Moyles joins us in studio to discuss a career of ups and downs, as well as reflecting on that controversial Leinster Final ahead of the rematch between Meath and Louth, and the Battle of Croke Park during the 2006 International Rules series.00:00 - Introduction03:00 - Meath v Dublin23:00 - Meath Senior Panel31:20 - His Debut34:10 - 200143:00 - Frustrations50:00 - 2007 season58:00 - That Wexford Game1:07:00 - Louth Leinster Final1:20:15 - International Rules

Five All-Ireland medals, three National Leagues, ten Munster titles, three All-Stars and one Footballer of the Year award... Marc Ó Sé is a true legend of the game and we're delighted that he joined us on William Hill's The Square Ball this week.There was a lot to touch on in this interview ranging back to his early days with An Ghaeltacht and growing up in a football obsessed household, to breaking onto the panel under Páidí Ó Sé and going on to win five All-Ireland titles. Sit back, relax and enjoy, this is The Marc Ó Sé episode of William Hill's The Square Ball.00:00 - Introduction09:30 - Marc Ó Sé Interview17:15 - Brother Battles26:00 - Páidí Ó Sé31:30 - Pressure of the Ó Sé Name39:50 - Kerry Panel52:20 - Tyrone1:02:30 - Dealing with Defeat1:11:20 - Donegal1:20:20 - Some Great Stories!

In the latest episode of William Hill's The Square Ball, Dave McIntyre and Darran O'Sullivan discuss the the Footbal Championship, dark horses, storming favourites, rules changes and everything in between.Darran also discusses the epic game in Páirc Uí Chaoimh over the weekend and how he made a poor decision with his choice of seats.

This week, William Hill's The Square Ball are delighted to have Tipperary great Eoin Kelly in studio. Two All-Irelands, five Munster titles, two National Leagues and six All-Stars, the Mullinahone man had a career most players could only dream of having. From playing u21 aged 14 to captaining Tipperary to All-Ireland success, sit back and enjoy The Eoin Kelly episode of William Hill's The Square Ball.00:00 - Introduction07:00 - Eoin Kelly Interview16:00 - Coming into the Tipp Squad25:00 - Championship debut40:00 - Borrisoleigh Five48:00 - 2007 Season1:03:00 - 2009 Final1:08:00 - 2010 Success

One of Dublin's most iconic players, Ciarán Whelan, is the guest this week on William Hill's The Square Ball. Looking back at a career of highs and near misses, Whelan shares his view of it all in a remarkably forthright interview with host Dave McIntyre and co-host Darran O'Sullivan. This is one all GAA fans will not want to miss.00:00 - Introduction8:30 - A Whelan/Fenton midfield18:00 - Dublin senior panel 199625:00 - Leadership34:00 - That game in Semple Stadium40:00 - Tommy Lyons55:00 - Mayo and Tyrone games1:08:00 - Nearly coming back in 2011

Kilkenny great Tommy Walsh is the star in the chair on The Square Ball, powered by William Hill, this week. Listening to Dave rattling off his accomplishments at the start of the interview is a firm reminder that Tommy Walsh is hurling royalty.This is The Man, The Myth, The Legend - Tommy Walsh on The Square Ball, powered by William Hill.Don't forget to like and subscribe, and do leave us a comment about guests you'd like to see this season. 00:00 - Introduction and Ashling chat07:10 - Tommy Walsh interview12:00 - His love of the game20:00 - His first time on the Kilkenny panel28:30 - Playing his first All-Ireland Final33:00 - The Cork Rivalry41:00 - The Drive for Five45:50 - The Brian Gavin Incident50:00 - The 2014 season1:04:00 - Retirement

It's Season 2 of The Square Ball, powered by William Hill, and this season is going to be bigger than ever with 20 episodes coming your way over the coming months.Our first guest is none other than Kildare legend Johnny Doyle who joined Dave McIntyre and Conor McManus to chat about his lengthy career spanning from 1995 all the way up until 2024. A brilliant servant to Kildare, a warrior on the pitch, and an absolute gentleman to boot, it's a cracking episode to kick off Season 2.00:00 - Intro and football league chat10:00 - Johnny Doyle interview12:30 - Retirement from Allenwood19:00 - His Kildare debut26:50 - His love of midfield33:30 - Playing against Micko41:00 - The most emotional game he played in46:00 - Kieran McGeeney era57:00 - McGeeney's departure 1:12:00 - Reflections on his career

Dave McIntyre served as the wine critic for the Washington Post for 16 years where he covered timely industry topics including emerging regions and climate change and reviewed hundreds of wines. Now retired from both the newspaper and a separate career in public affairs, he continues his in-depth wine reporting on his Substack, Dave McIntyre's WineLine, and as a columnist for The SOMM Journal. A DC area resident, McIntyre was an early advocate of Virginia wines and the Drink Local movement.The Connected Table is broadcast live Wednesdays at 2PM ET and Music on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com).  The Connected Table Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Media (www.talk4media.com), Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.

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Dave McIntyre & Alan Quinlan have their say on Ireland's narrow win over Australia and the Autumn Nations Series as a whole from the gantry of a noisy Aviva Stadium as Cian Healy is celebrated on the pitch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our commentary team of Dave McIntyre & Alan Quinlan give their reaction to Ireland's win 52-17 win over Fiji from the Aviva Stadium gantry.Watch the Autumn Nations Series and the Men's, Women's and U20 Six Nations Championships live on Virgin Media Television. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Commentary team of Dave McIntyre and Alan Quinlan give their reaction from the gantry to Ireland's narrow win over Argentina at the Aviva Stadium.Watch the Autumn Nations Series and the Men's, Women's and U20 Six Nations Championships live on Virgin Media Television. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A disappointing night for Ireland at the Aviva.Match commentators Dave McIntyre & Alan Quinlan give their reaction from the gantry after full-time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2024 is looking to be a solid year for wineries in Virginia and Maryland. But for folks who are unfamiliar and want to check out the area's wineries this fall, we're returning to our conversation from last year with Dave McIntyre of the Washington Post. He's got a list of wineries no matter your price range or distance restrictions. Our next live taping is Wednesday, Oct. 9 at Black Cat. Come join us to learn about the juiciest election stories of the year, from the fierce clash over ranked choice voting to an indicted councilmember's scandalous reelection bid with zero competition. RSVP here. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. You can also become a member, with ad-free listening, for as little as $8 a month. Learn more about the sponsors of this September 25th episode: National Museum of Women in the Arts  PaintCare The Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe Canning was the guest for the season finale of The Square Ball powered by William Hill. One of the greatest hurlers of his generation, Joe outlines his pathway to success and the relentless drive to win which powered his illustrious career.Since making his senior club debut aged 15 back in 2004, he won four All-Ireland titles at inter-county level – one senior, one U-21, and two minors - and five All-Stars as well as his Hurler of the Year Award in 2017. He's also a four-time All-Ireland winner with his club.This is The Square Ball, powered by William Hill, The Joe Canning interview.All good things must - temporarily - come to an end! This is the final episode of the season for The Square Ball, be sure to check out our catalogue of extraordinary interviews from some of the biggest names in GAA. Don't forget to like and subscribe!18+ | Gamblingcare.ie

Our guest this week is one of the leading goalkeepers in the GAA, an All-Ireland winner and an All-Star, it's Tyrone's Niall Morgan.Niall joined Dave and Conor in studio this week to discuss his illustrious GAA career, as well as the recent departure of Tyrone joint managers Brian Dooher and Feargal Logan, his constant desire to improve, the famous 2021 All-Ireland win, and much, much more.The Square Ball is a new weekly Gaelic Games show, powered by William Hill.18+ | Gamblingcare.ie

Does this week's guest need any introduction? Probably not, but we'll give one anyway.Former Derry footballer Joe Brolly is our guest on The Square Ball this week and to say we touched on many different topics would be an understatement. In typical Brolly fashion the conversation flowed from one topic to the next and the result is an incredible hour or so of conversation with the Dungiven man.Sit back, relax and enjoy a conversation with Joe Brolly.The Square Ball is a new weekly Gaelic Games show, powered by William Hill.18+ | Gamblingcare.ie

When you think of Cork hurling, the name Patrick Horgan won't be far from the first thing entering your mind. We were honoured to be joined in studio by one of Cork's most famous sons to discuss his extraordinary career - which isn't done yet! - and his obsession with the game of hurling, his fascination with the NFL and a lot more. It's an excellent chat and one you won't want to miss!This is the 12th episode of The Square Ball, powered by William Hill, and in important news we also have to announce that we have a temporary substitution on the team. With Lee taking a short paternity break, Monaghan legend Conor McManus has stepped back into studio to fill the void and back up Dave McIntyre in the second chair. He'll be sticking around for a couple of weeks as well so you can look forward to his dulcet Monaghan tones for a few episodes to come.The Square Ball is a new weekly Gaelic Games show, powered by William Hill.18+ | Gamblingcare.ie

Donegal and Ghaoth Dobhair's Kevin Cassidy is our guest in studio this week on The Square Ball and this episode dives deep into his remarkable career and story.The chat touches on Kevin's childhood, from offers of a trial with Celtic to moving to Donegal as a young fella and not being able to speak a word of Irish. We also talk about his gaelic footballing career with Donegal, including some ill-advised but hilarious nights out after games as well as the background to his well publicised departure from the Donegal panel in 2012.The Square Ball is a new weekly Gaelic Games show, powered by William Hill.18+ | Gamblingcare.ie

In this week's The Square Ball, Lee Keegan and Dave McIntyre are joined by former Limerick hurler, Shane Dowling.Shane joined Lee and Dave in studio to talk about his career with Limerick including that incredible u21 game against Cork, dealing with injuries, filling in apps for training, being born in the wrong era and breaking the narrative that all he talks about is Limerick! Much, much more is discussed as well.The Square Ball is a new weekly Gaelic Games show, powered by William Hill.18+ | Gamblingcare.ie

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It's the biggest week in the Gaelic Football calendar and that requires a big character for the show.This week in our All-Ireland Final preview, Lee and Dave are joined by Donegal and Ghaoth Dobhair star, Kevin Cassidy.What way will the showdown between Armagh and Galway go on Sunday? Well, the lads had some things to say on the matter...The Square Ball is a new weekly Gaelic Games show, powered by William Hill. 18+ | Gamblingcare.ie

It's All-Ireland Final week and we're set for an incredible showdown between Cork and Clare this weekend. Lee and Dave are joined in studio to discuss what could be a game for the ages by hurling gurus Shane Dowling and Alan Cadogan.Does dethroning Limerick make Cork heavy favourites? How will Clare deal with space in front of their full-back line? What makes Shane O'Donnell such an elite forward? All of this and more were discussed in this excellent preview.The Square Ball is a new weekly Gaelic Games show, powered by William Hill. 18+ | Gamblingcare.ie

In this week's The Square Ball, Lee Keegan and Dave McIntyre are joined by Clare dual star Podge Collins.Podge joined Lee and Dave in studio to talk about his the craziness of winning two All Ireland titles in 2013, Clare's subsequent underachievement, playing intercounty football and hurling matches on consecutive days, life under Davy Fitz, coaching with his cousin and much more.The Square Ball is a new weekly Gaelic Games show, powered by William Hill.18+ | Gamblingcare.ie

Alone. After losing his marriage, his ministry, his job – all the things that were his identity, Dave McIntyre, Director of Set Free Global, was invited to enter the process of becoming a contestant on the survival show Alone. And he was one of 10 selected to be left alone in the rocky, wet terrain of the north end of Vancouver Island, British Colombia. His heart was full of regret and revenge. He had lost 35 pounds. He was hungry. He was miserable. And he had no one and nothing to distract him from it. Thirty or so days into his time “alone” he had to face his own sin and the sin of those who had grievously harmed those he loved the most. What happened? How did it impact him? Dave joins us to share his incredible story of coming to the end of himself and to the beginning of freedom in Christ.Support the show: https://give.moodyradio.org/fall-share?v=def&appeal=MRWM&_gl=1%2a142i9we%2a_ga%2aNTE4MTE5MmUtY2U1Yy00YmQ3LWU4MmUtNjEwYTQ5YzAyODRj%2a_ga_4WH1937046%2aMTY5NTExODEwMS4yOTkuMC4xNjk1MTE4MTAxLjYwLjAuMA..&_ga=2.197426156.215784306.1695059984-1182841406.166859587See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mentioned in this EpisodeAdvertisers for this episode Texas Wine Analytics Bending Branch Winery Connect with the Podcast: Facebook: @texaswinepod Instagram: @texaswinepod Email: texaswinepod@gmail.com Visit www.thisistexaswine.com Help the Show: Subscribe to the newsletter. Donate virtual Texas wine or join the podcast membership at the Gold Medal, Silver Medal, or Bronze Medal Level! Leave a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts! Texas Wine News3 Cheers for the 10th anniversary of Texas Fine WineChris Brundrett is an EY Entrepreneur of the Year Gulf South Award Finalist LINKNadia Chaudhury for Eater Austin: “Where to Eat and Drink in Driftwood, Texas”Fredericksburg Food and Wine Festival Announced LINKInterview with Kelsey Kramer of the Hill Country Wine AcademyHill Country Wine Academy Grafted: Uniting Women in Texas Wine Gold Star Vintage Bookstore and Wine Bar Demerit none Special ThanksNeed lodging in Fredericksburg? Check out Cork + Cactus! Find Cork + Cactus and many more great rentals at Heavenly Hosts.com! Thanks to Texas Wine Lover for promotional help! For the latest information on Texas wineries and vineyards, visit Texas Wine Lover. Don't forget to download the Texas Wine Lover app too!Wine & Food FoundationI'm so happy to be part of the community of wine and food lovers at The Wine & Food Foundation! Get more information about upcoming events, wine education classes, and membership options here.

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for February 12, 2024 is: inveigh • in-VAY • verb Inveigh is a formal word that means "to protest or complain bitterly or vehemently." Like its synonym rail, it's typically used with against. // Students inveighed against the new dress code policy. See the entry > Examples: "While I've inveighed here about categorical statements against chocolate and wine, I will repeat my favorite maxim that 'bubbles go with everything.' Champagne … is fantastic with chocolate-covered strawberries (in which the berries are the star)." — Dave McIntyre, The Washington Post, 9 Feb. 2023 Did you know? It's all well and good to complain, kvetch, gripe, or grumble about whatever happens to be vexing you, but for a stronger effect, we suggest inveighing against it. (You'll almost always want to include the against, by the way.) Inveigh was borrowed with its meaning from the Latin verb invehi (invehi can also mean "to attack"), which is also a form of invehere, meaning "to carry in." Another invehere descendant is the closely-related noun invective, which refers to insulting or abusive language. Nota bene: it's not necessary to hurl invective when inveighing against what irks you.

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Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for November 18, 2023 is: disabuse • diss-uh-BYOOZ • verb To disabuse someone of something, such as a belief, is to show or convince them that the belief is incorrect. // Anyone expecting a light, romantic story will be quickly disabused of that notion by the opening chapter of the novel. See the entry > Examples: “Wineries that persist in using heavier glass continue to blame us—consumers—for believing a heavy bottle signals a better wine. We should disabuse them of their belief in our gullibility. These peacock bottles, strutting to catch our attention, won't work.” — Dave Mcintyre, The Washington Post, 29 Apr. 2023 Did you know? Taken as a product of its parts, one might assume that disabuse means “to not abuse.” While the usage has changed over the years, that assumption isn't entirely wrong. We know the verb abuse as a word with various meanings having to do with bad physical or verbal treatment, as well as incorrect or excessive use, but when disabuse first appeared in the 17th century, there was a sense of abuse, now obsolete, that meant “to deceive.” Francis Bacon used that meaning, for example, when he wrote in 1605, “You are much abused if you think your virtue can withstand the King's power.” The prefix dis- has the sense of undoing the effect of a verb, so it's logical that disabuse means “to undeceive.” English speakers didn't come up with the idea of joining dis- to abuse all on their own, however. It was the French who first appended their prefix dés- to their verb abuser; our disabuse is modeled after the French word désabuser.

It's the last installment of our fall guide, and we're talking wineries and vineyards. You might not realize the DMV is a place that grows award-winning wine, but Dave McIntyre of the Washington Post is here to tell us which we should try for ourselves. Let us know what you think of the newscast at the end of our episodes with this short, multiple-choice survey: https://forms.gle/7mggSwc1jNSETNoP7 Here's our written guide to local wineries and how to make the most of them. Sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC for more amazing content like this. Check out our episode on Georgetown streateries. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE. And we'd love to feature you on the show! Share your DC-related thoughts, hopes, and frustrations with us in a voicemail by calling 202-642-2654. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for August 19, 2023 is: slake • SLAYK • verb Slake is a verb meaning "to satisfy or quench." It can also mean "to hydrate." // The quest to slake his wanderlust was never-ending. // They slaked their thirst with cold lemonade. See the entry > Examples: "The warm weather of late spring and summer brings certain wines to mind—racy rosés to slake our thirst, for example." — Dave McIntyre, The Washington Post, 1 June 2023 Did you know? Have no fear, the Word of the Day is here to slake your thirst for knowledge. The uses of slake are varied and fluid. Its most common meaning is synonymous with satisfy or quench—one can slake anything from curiosity to literal thirst. In chemistry, slake can mean "to cause a substance to heat and crumble by treatment with water," and is used specifically in the noun phrase slaked lime, which refers to a compound used in binding agents such as plaster and cement. The word has some obsolete meanings as well: in Shakespearean times, slake meant "to subside or abate" or "to lessen the force of." The most erudite word enthusiasts may also be aware of earlier meanings of slake, such as "to slacken one's efforts" or "to cause to be relaxed or loose." These early meanings recall the word's Old English ancestor sleac, which not only meant "slack" but is also slack's source.

Winner of season 2 of Alone, Dave McIntyre talks to us about life in brazil, the divide between the city and nature, and termites!?

That's rare is wonderful, as the dads are back after the Bank Holiday weekend, for a second podcast in two weeks! This week, Ger Gilroy, Adrian Barry, Nathan Murphy and Dave McIntyre grapple with a massive dilemma: whether to tidy up their kid's playroom or not! Dadcast is in partnership with Nivea Men. Try Ireland's No.1 Skincare brand.

What's rare is wonderful, as he dads are back after the Bank Holiday weekend, for a second podcast in two weeks! This week, Ger Gilroy, Adrian Barry, Nathan Murphy and Dave McIntyre grapple with a massive dilemma: whether to tidy up their kid's playroom or not! Dadcast is in partnership with Nivea Men. Try Ireland No.1 Skincare brand.

OTB's Adrian Barry was joined by commentator Dave McIntyre and Richie McCormack to go through the day's sport stories.

Fergus McFadden joins Dave McIntyre after Munster earn a bonus point against Toulouse in France. McFadden touches on Munster's exciting future, the impact of the new coaching staff and Joey Carbery's response to being dropped by Ireland. With Vodafone Ireland #TeamOfUs

Former Leinster and Connacht outhalf Andy Dunne joined Dave McIntyre following their commentary duties to dissect just how good this Leinster side is after they romped home to a 49-14 victory over a fully-loaded Gloucester side. Rugby on Off The Ball in association with Vodafone Ireland | #TeamOfUs

Commentator extraordinaire Dave McIntyre joins Ger and Shane on #OTBAM for the latest World Cup news, with Argentina & Germany facing effective knockout games from here on, and hot favourites Brazil facing a tricky Serbian side today. Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #EffortlessFlow

Dave McIntyre was a participant on season 2 of the survival TV show, Alone In this episode of The Alone Podcast we hear Dave share detailed information about his time on Alone. Dave also talks about living in Brazil, almost making it on the Brazilian version of Dual Survival, his ministry work, his books, and much, much more! Find Dave at: Dave's Website Dave's Books Find The Alone Podcast on Facebook: The Alone Podcast Facebook