Podcast appearances and mentions of David Brophy

Originally uploaded December 17th, re-edited February 14th. Chris Holman welcomes back Ara Topouzian, Executive Director, MVCA, the Michigan Venture Capital Association, operating virtually, across all of Michigan. There were several things Chris wanted to find out during their conversation: Welcome back Ara, remind the Michigan business community about the MVCA? What have the highlights been for 2024? What are the current trends for venture capital in Michigan? What are the goals and events MVCA is looking forward to in 2025? For your convenience, Here are more details coming out of October's awards event: Michigan Venture Capital Association Celebrates 17th Entrepreneurial & Investment Successes at 2024 Annual Awards Event Eight Organizations & Individuals Honored for Contributions to Michigan's Entrepreneurial Community Bloomfield Hills, Mich. – October 10, 2024 – The Michigan Venture Capital Association (MVCA) celebrated the state's thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem at its 2024 Annual Awards Celebration, held at Elevate at One Campus Martius. The sold-out event welcomed 240+ attendees, recognizing achievements that fuel Michigan's business growth, investment milestones, and community impact. 2024 MVCA Award Winners: Entrepreneur of the Year: Mike Klein (Genomenon) Up-and-Coming Company of the Year: Optilogic Community Impact Award: Michigan Founders Fund Capital Event of the Year – Venture Capital Fund: Grand Ventures Capital Event of the Year – Portfolio Company: May Mobility “Michigan's investment and startup community continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience and innovation despite economic turbulence,” said MVCA Executive Director Ara Topouzian. New MVCA Hall of Fame Inductees MVCA introduced the Hall of Fame to honor individuals who have significantly shaped Michigan's entrepreneurial ecosystem: Tim Petersen: Co-founder of Arboretum Ventures, instrumental in Michigan's VC growth. Chris Rizik: Managing Partner at Renaissance Venture Capital, driving investment in Detroit's startup scene. Past Lifetime Achievement winners were also inducted, including Skip Simms, Sam Valenti, Jody Vanderwel, Ian Bund, Tom Porter, Michael Finney, Tom Kinnear, Don Walker, David Brophy, and Dick Eidswick. Tribute to Kevin McCurren MVCA paid tribute to Kevin McCurren, whose dedication to Michigan's investment and entrepreneurial landscape left a lasting impact. His family accepted the award on his behalf. 2024 MVCA Award Finalists Entrepreneur of the Year: Brian Moore (Voxel51), Deepak Ravindra Menon (Micro-LAM), Edwin Olson (May Mobility), Mike Klein (Genomenon) Up-and-Coming Company of the Year: Livegistics, Optilogic, Rivet Work, Zeck Community Impact Award: Black Tech Saturdays, Michigan Founders Fund, Michigan Innovation Fund Coalition, Venture 313 Capital Event of the Year – Venture Capital Fund: Grand Ventures ($50M Second Fund), Mercury ($160M Fifth Fund) Capital Event of the Year – Portfolio Company: CoverTree ($13M, Series A), May Mobility ($105M, Series D), Voxel 51 ($30M, Series B) MVCA continues to be a driving force in Michigan's investment, innovation, and startup growth. » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/@MichiganbusinessnetworkMBN » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

Conductor David Brophy joins Philip in studio.

David Brophy, Conductor

David Brophy, Conductor

Zoe and John came in to chat about their concerts with David Brophy and the RTE CO this weekend as part of the fleadh cheoil. .

Conductor David Brophy chats about his exciting WDR Funkhausorchester appointment, working with Seán Keane and the new TU Dublin Conservatoire Philharmonic Orchestra

David Brophy, Conductor

Aedin Gormley, RTÉ Lyric Presenter and David Brophy, conductor

A special Miscellany from the National Opera House, Wexford, with writers Joe Kearney, Margaret Galvin, Paul Rouse, Antonia Gunko Karelina, Joe Brennan and Alison Ní Mháirtín, and music extracts from the RTÉ Concert Orchestra conducted by David Brophy with special guests Piaras Ó Lorcáin and John Molloy

A special Miscellany from the National Opera House, Wexford, with writers Joe Kearney, Margaret Galvin, Paul Rouse, Antonia Gunko Karelina, Joe Brennan and Alison Ní Mháirtín, and music extracts from the RTÉ Concert Orchestra conducted by David Brophy with special guests Piaras Ó Lorcáin and John Molloy

A Christmas Miscellany from Dublin and Wexford, with Neil Hegarty, Am Cousins, Michael Harding, Denise Blake, Emer O'Kelly and Paul Howard, and music extracts from the RTÉ Concert Orchestra conducted by David Brophy and Gavin Maloney with special guests Gráinne Brookfield, Lisa Lambe and Cormac Kenevey

David Brophy, Concert orchestra conductor and choirmaster

A mother's secret recipe, true and untrue tales at Christmas and an extraordinary Holy Night, with Aingeala Flannery, John Toal, Paul Howard, Rachael Hegarty, all recorded at the National Concert Hall with music extracts from the RTÉ Concert Orchestra conducted by David Brophy and special guests Colm Warren, Maeve Smyth and Sarah Shine

David Brophy, conductor and Aedín Gormley, RTÉ Lyric presenter

The RTÉ Concert Orchestra, with conductor David Brophy, makes a most welcome return to Cork a selection of sublime arias by Mozart, Rossini and Gounod with soprano Majella Cullagh, one of Ireland's foremost international opera singers, as soloist.

Irish conductor David Brophy talks Brendan through some of the pieces of music that mean the most to him.

David Brophy (author of the book China Panic) and Phil Griffiths (Solidarity) discuss how our rulers are preparing for a possible war with China, why tensions are rising and how workers and students can organise against racism and war.

The renowned conductor explores the 'History of Soul' music with the RTE Concert Orchestra, at the NCH on May 18th Full details: www.nch.ie

Coronation Music w/David Brophy. - Award-winning Play, Master Class. - Album Reviews

Star of Women Talking Jessie Buckley, conductor David Brophy's latest collaboration Sing a Song of Docklands, See Her Elected is an initiative encouraging women to take part in local government, Posh Mackers tells the story of an unpredictable childhood, There's Something I Have to Tell You, Michelle McDonagh's page-turner set in rural Ireland.

A live podcast recorded during New Music Dublin 2023 with some of the composers and artists featured at this year’s festival. Composers Úna Monaghan, Kevin Volans and Susan Geaney, and conductor David Brophy join special guest American broadcaster and writer John Schaefer (New Sounds, WNYC) and CMC’s Jonathan Grimes in conversation. Show Notes New Music Dublin John Schaefer Úna Monaghan Kevin Volans CMC Composer Page Susan Geaney Quiet Music Ensemble David Brophy Recorded on 22 April 2023 in the Iveagh Room, National Concert Hall, Dublin. Sound: Keith Fennell Thanks to New Music Dublin and the National Concert Hall for hosting this event

Listen to the latest episode of the HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing Podcast to hear a heart-warming conversation with Alison Baker Kerrigan and host Fergal Fox, who both share their experience and insights from singing in workplace choirs in the health service. Alison, who works as Arts Officer in Tallaght University Hospital and takes part in their Heartbeats Choir, shares her experience of working with her colleagues in Tallaght to write a new song, which was shared as part of one of the HSE Staff Choir Concerts. Alison also took part in David Brophy's Frontline Choir during COVID and describes what it was like to connect with a new group of HSE colleagues to practice and perform for the television series.  It all makes for an uplifting podcast, please leave us a review on your chosen podcast channel.   Produced by GKMedia.ie

Daniel Buitrago, Brandon Fifield & Jack Lau follow the road to Egypt Mountian with Archery hunter David Brophy for a hunt of a lifetime.   Brandon's a Scotch guy now, Mammoth feet, Musk ox fur socks are spendy, Buffalo wool wear, Intro, we need electric skis, Cidercon, Chicago Athletic Club, Props to Fiori di Italia, Bjorn Stitchko, Having kids at different stages, young codger, being a nurse with Life Med and how it works, who comes when you hit that SOS?, first aide kit must haves, medical training you should have, becoming a rafter, black bear story on the 20 mile river, fireweed raft and close trips to learn, recon before the hunt, Rhon lake cabin, Egypt mountain, where are the Bison in the Farewell area, eats on the hunt, wearing dry suits for safety, shelters and how nice is a stove on a float hunt, video of bison frolicking, the stalk, kill shot video, fixed blade talk, alaskans always help, Nikoli folks are great, bucket list hunts still on the list, thanks   Visit our website  www.alaskawildproject.com Follow on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/alaskawildproject/ Subscribe on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbYEEV6swi2yZWWuFop73LQ Support on PATREON www.patreon.com/alaskawildproject

Who better to ask if Cate Blanchett's performance as a conductor is an accurate representation of the role than Conductor David Brophy!

Maxim Vengerov will be performing with the National Symphony Orchestra under conductor David Brophy at the National concert Hall. The program will consist of Prokofiev violin Concerto number one and Ravel's Tzigane; Cara Doherty and Donald Clarke have been watching - Mrs Harris Goes to Paris, Hocus Pocus 2 and Flux Gourmet.

We hear from conductor David Brophy on Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin's significance as a composer and his musical legacy - Mespil in the Dark charts the bohemian life of the actor and writer residents of the Mespil flats in Dublin - With JazzTempo, audiences experience the fusion of jazz and classical music.

David Brophy, Conductor and Broadcaster spoke to Brendan about the legendary film composer Ennio Morricone.

Chaired by Linda Jaivin. David Brophy's China Panic: Australia's Alternative to Panic and Pandering is a nuanced and insightful analysis of the deterioration of Australia's relationship with China. As fearmongering about China builds in the lead up to the Federal election, David Brophy and Jason Yat-Sen Li discuss the changing state of our region and the implications for our foreign policy, including the weakening American hegemony in Asia and the worsening levels of state repression in China.

Historian and author Dr David Brophy explores his very relevant book, ‘China Panic: Australia's Alternative to Paranoia and Pandering.' David discusses this in the context of the federal government and media's escalating rhetoric around the China "threat." Broadcast on 22 February 2022.

Jo Dyer, independent candidate for Boothby (federal, SA) and cultural curator talks about where Australian politics went awry and how independents can reconstruct it – in her book, Burning Down The House: Reconstructing Modern Politics. Amidst rising alarmist rhetoric on China, Amy talks to author and historian Dr David Brophy about his book, China Panic: Australia's Alternative to Paranoia and Pandering. Felicity Watson, Advocacy Manager at the National Trust of Australia (Vic) talks about why we must save the John Curtin Hotel in Carlton, and other culturally and socially valuable heritage pubs and buildings in Melbourne. Felicity takes us through the broader conservation and heritage situation in Victoria.

Historian and author Dr David Brophy explores his very relevant book, ‘China Panic: Australia's Alternative to Paranoia and Pandering.' David discusses this in the context of the federal government and media's escalating rhetoric around the China "threat."

A webinar, entitled ‘Resisting AUKUS and War on China' and hosted by Sydney Anti-AUKUS Coalition (SAAC), was held on February 12, 2022.  Facilitated by David Brophy from SAAC, the webinar featured:Noam Chomsky – Laureate Professor of Linguistics at the University of Arizona, social critic and political activistLisa Natividad – Professor of Social Work at the University of Guam, convenor of Guahan Coalition for Peace and Justice and a founding member of I Hagan Famalao'an GuahanSteven Murphy – National Secretary at Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union (AMWU)Nat Wasley – EnvironmentalistNick Deane – Convenor of Marrickville Peace Group and SAAC member.Link to webinarhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7LLuyCsdes&ab_channel=SocialJusticeandSocialismThe video and transcript can also be found here.

Hello and welcome to Bittersweet Symphony, a podcast where classical musicians share the bitter, the sweet and the bittersweet of life when the concert halls shut their doors and the music stopped. I'm Cliodhna Ryan, violinist, member of the Irish Chamber Orchestra and freelancer. In this episode, I'm chatting to Cormac Ó hAodáin, principal horn with the RTE Concert Orchestra. He shares the bitter experience of his Mum being ill, becoming a carer overnight, and the burnout that followed. His sweet memory is of regular meetups on Zoom with a community of musicians and composers, facilitated by the Contemporary Music Centre in Dublin. His bittersweet is while isolation was challenging, he felt equipped to handle it after a decade of living alone. Between 1993-1996, Cormac represented Ireland in the European Union Youth Orchestra, working with such eminent maestros as Carlo Maria Giulini, Bernard Haitink, Mstislav Rostropovich and Vladimir Ashkenazy. In 1997 he joined the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and in 1999 became a member of the Philharmonia Orchestra. Cormac moved back to Ireland in 2009 to join the RTÉ Concert Orchestra as principal horn. Since his return to Ireland, he has established the Cassiopeia Wind Quintet and joined the teaching staff of the Royal Irish Academy of Music. He is currently doing a Masters in Conducting at TU Dublin, under the mentorship of David Brophy. CREDITS Thumbnail Art || Colm MacAthlaoith Songwriters || Mick Jagger, Richard Ashcroft, Keith Richards Violin || Cliodhna Ryan Production || Cliodhna Ryan Mastering || Patrick Stefan Groenland GET IN TOUCH WITH CORMAC/LINKS Cassiopeia Winds Contemporary Music Centre Norah Walsh GET IN TOUCH WITH BITTERSWEET SYMPHONY Instagram Twitter Facebook #bittersweetsymphony

Arena celebrates Christmas in music, literature and art with conductor David Brophy, writer John Connolly and art historian Jess Fahy. Chris Wasser on It's a Wonderful Life at 75.

08 December 2021: Mark is joined by Music Conductor David Brophy who plans to break a world choir record at Expo 2020. Wander with Nada fills us in on outdoor activities now the weather is getting cooler. Kidzapp is getting excited for Christmas with all their latest deals. And Mikey from Big Mouth band has a new Christmas song out. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

01 November 2021: Have you ever wanted to be part of a world record? Well now you can. Mark finds out how you can join the Expo World Choir. One man has apparently visited all 192 pavilions at Expo, he joins Mark on the show to tell us how he did it. And Monica gives us the lowdown on all the latest deals around town. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the United Nations Disarmament Week 24-30 October we bring you discussions about the AUKUS military pact between Australia, the US and UK announced on 16 September, the threats posed to the region and the nuclear submarines that are the centrepiece of this deal. Thanks to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) for sharing these recordings from an open forum 'Lets talk about subs' held on 12 October featuring speakers Dimity Hawkins AM - Co-founder of ICAN, Professor Marianne Hanson - Associate Professor of International Relations at the University of Queensland and Co-chair of ICAN, Professor Steven Ratuva - Director of the Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies at the University of Canterbury, Aotearoa & Reverend James Bhagwan - General Secretary of the Pacific Conference of Churches. There are two upcoming meetings that we encourage you to join.Broad national coalition campaigning against Nuclear Submarines and AUKUS: Sunday 7 November 2-4 pmThe Independent and Peaceful Australia Network invites you to a meeting of interested organisations and individuals to discuss the potential formation of a broad national coalition campaigning against Nuclear Submarines and AUKUS.  You can register here to attend.Raucous Anti-AUKUS Caucus II: Thursday 4 November 7pmJoin Renegade Activists for the next Raucous Anti-AUKUS Caucus action gathering - with Emma Shortis, David Brophy, Jacob Grech, featuring campaign reports and action planning.  Register here.

‘David Brophy's Frontline Choir' starts on RTE One this evening at 6.30pm. David spoke with choir member and ICU nurse Vanessa McNamara about their love for the choir.

Seán Ó Riada's contribution to Irish music was enormous, his 50th anniversary was celebrated with two concerts, the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra conducted by David Brophy & Peadar Ó Riada teamed up with some of the country's finest musicians & singers, David Burke is the director of the documentary Father of the Cyborgs, album reviews.

Paul Rogers and David Brophy join PTO to talk about AUKUS, the new security pact between Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom. We spoke about the significance of Australia acquiring nuclear powered submarines through the deal, the fallout from the cancellation of Australia's prior deal with France, and finally we discuss how the deal will be perceived in Beijing amid rising tensions between the US and China.

As the US, UK and Australia sign a new pact, is a new dangerous Cold War with China inevitable? We're joined by Kerry Brown, Professor of Chinese Studies, King's College, London; Martin Jacques, author of "When China Rules the World"; and China historian David Brophy.Please press 'like', subscribe - and help us offer an alternative here: https://patreon.com/owenjones84Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-owen-jones-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul Rogers and David Brophy join PTO to talk about AUKUS, the new security pact between Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom. We spoke about the significance of Australia acquiring nuclear powered submarines through the deal, the fallout from the cancellation of Australia's prior deal with France, and finally we discuss how the deal will be perceived in Beijing amid rising tensions between the US and China.

Australia's relationship with China has been in sharp decline, fuelled by a critical government agenda and a hostile media environment. The trust, warmth and confidence towards China is at a record low, and the majority of Australians now see it as a major security threat. In his new book China Panic, David Brophy offers a progressive alternative to Australia's relationship with China aside from paranoia and pandering, with solutions and strategies that strengthen Australian democracy. Guest: Dr David Brophy (Senior Lecturer in modern Chinese history, University of Sydney) Recorded on 22nd July, 2021.

Australia's relationship with China has been in sharp decline, fuelled by a critical government agenda and a hostile media environment. The trust, warmth and confidence towards China is at a record low, and the majority of Australians now see it as a major security threat. In his new book China Panic, David Brophy offers a progressive alternative to Australia's relationship with China aside from paranoia and pandering, with solutions and strategies that strengthen Australian democracy. Guest: Dr David Brophy (Senior Lecturer in modern Chinese history, University of Sydney) Recorded on 22nd July, 2021.

It Takes Money is a series of podcasts hosted by Skip Simms featuring angel investors and experts who offer insight on how to invest in startups. In these podcasts we'll discuss the many aspects of angel investing and why they're choosing to invest in Michigan.

Australia is in the grip of a China panic. How did we get here, and what's the way out? In this brilliant book, David Brophy takes apart Australia's China debate – its strange alliances and diplomatic failures. Justified criticism of China has too often given way to paranoia and exaggeration.

David Brophy's translation of Muhammad Sadiq Kashghari's In Remembrance of the Saints: The Rise and Fall of an Inner Asian Sufi Dynasty (Columbia University Press, 2021) represents the first comprehensive translation of the text into English. The translation includes a detailed introduction that not only contextualizes the text and its author, but also describes how it reflects the religious and political landscape of the region in the 18th century. Because it sheds light on the Qing conquest of Xinjiang, the role of Naqshbandi Sufis in the region, and the relations between the Muslims of the Tarim Basin and neighboring groups like the Junghars and the Kyrgyz, Brophy's translation will be of great interest to students and scholars of Central Asia, China, and the Islamic world.  Nicholas Seay is a PhD student at Ohio State University

Welcome to Part 2 of our Vinyl Hours conversation with Ireland's renowned concert orchestra conductor and choirmaster David Brophy, hosted by Tiernan Henry. To listen to David Brophy's full playlist, visit GIAF's Spotify page here http://bit.ly/DavidBrophyPlaylist. This episode was recorded as part of Galway International Arts Festival's September 2020 Autumn Edition, in front of a socially distanced live audience at Galway's Róisín Dubh. Subscribe to First Thought for new episodes every Wednesday. 

For the first time, Galway International Arts Festival's popular Vinyl Hours music discussion series is available as a podcast. In this episode, Vinyl Hours host Tiernan Henry chats to Ireland's world renowned concert orchestra conductor and choirmaster David Brophy about the music he loves. Please note that song excerpts have been edited out of the conversation for copyright reasons. To listen to David Brophy's full playlist, visit GIAF's Spotify page here http://bit.ly/DavidBrophyPlaylist. Tune in next Wednesday for Part 2 of Tiernan's conversation with David!  This episode was recorded in September 2020 in front of a socially distanced live audience at Galway's Róisín Dubh.

The language used by the Chinese state in Xinjiang pathologises Islam, seeing it as an "ideological virus" which needs eradication by transformation through education. In recent days, China has publicly justified the mass internment of Uighurs as necessary in its struggle against the "three evils" of terrorism, separatism and religious extremism. In part 1, Louisa and Graeme heard testimony from Australian Uighurs describing how Uighur communities are being destroyed by mass detentions. In part 2, they explore the Chinese Communist party's historical relationship with its New Frontier with Sydney University’s David Brophy and the Australian National University’s Tom Cliff. Photo credit: Tom Cliff 2002 (tomcliff.com)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.