Podcasts about Defoe

The gang is here to draw out another podcast with recapping #TFClive v Chicago, CanPL and NSL game week reviews, World Cup extortion, #CanMNT news, a trophy reveal, preview Toronto away to LAFC and the usual malarkey. In this episode Kristin is (again) here for D-Cups, Duncan announces Canada vs Wales in an exhibition (unverified) and Mark was offered a soap box and he fucking took it.

Literature's most famous castaway, Robinson Crusoe, was washed up on a desert island - where he would remain for 28 years - on 30th September, 1659. By selecting this date, author Daniel Defoe ensured that his fictional protagonist's fate pre-dated the real-life estrangement of Royal Navy man Alexander Selkirk, who was stranded some 46 years later: 14 years prior to Defoe writing his novel. In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly explain how his story pioneered not only the English novel, but also the movie trailer; ask whether Crusoe's narrative voice sounds like an authentic young man of the period, or betrays the fact that Defoe was nearly sixty when he created him; and dig around in the writer's early career (including, but not limited to, creating perfume from civets)... Further Reading: • Daniel Defoe profile (The British Library): https://www.bl.uk/people/daniel-defoe • ‘Debunking the Myth of the ‘Real' Robinson Crusoe' (National Geographic, 2016): https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/robinson-crusoe-alexander-selkirk-history • The Shipwreck scene from ‘Robinson Crusoe' (1927): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCaYAD1ZGuM This episode first aired in 2021Love the show? Support us!  Join 

The gang is here to recap TWO MONTHS UNBEATEN as #TFClive earn a draw with Inter Miamessi, recap the NSL and CanPL game weeks, talk about the Oswaldo Leon situation, #CanWNT announces another friendly, preview V-Cup finale, TFC away to Chicago, still drone talk, and the usual malarkey. In this episode, Mark speculates which kitchen plate the NSL first place side will win, and Duncan says what Leon said out loud(!!!) and Kristin makes the opening joke a bit subjective.

Last night, the three candidates for the Presidency took to their first three-way debate on Virgin Media's Tonight Show. We listen back to the highlights with analysis from Newstalk Political Correspondent and Host of the Let Me Explain Podcast Seán Defoe.

The gang is here to recap Toronto vs Columbus, NSL and CanPL game week reviews, Pacific vs City of Langford, Desiree Scott announces retirement, CanPL finally to Montreal/Laval, preview AFC Toronto v Ottawa, TFC v Inter Miami and the usual malarkey. In this episode, Mark chose pro wrestling and regrets nothing, Duncan probably has an even better name for the new club and Kristin gives us a new Ottawa nickname that's probably better than the original one.

US President Donald Trump issued a scathing indictment of immigration in European countries, clean energy projects, and the efficacy of the United Nations in his speech at the UN General Assembly in New York yesterday. Our Political Correspondent Seán Defoe has this report.

US President Donald Trump issued a scathing indictment of immigration in European countries, clean energy projects, and the efficacy of the United Nations in his speech at the UN General Assembly in New York yesterday. Our Political Correspondent Seán Defoe has this report.

.  PREVIEW.  AUTHORS: Sean Kingsley and Rex Cowan TITLE: The Pirate King: Lost Treasure, Piracy in the Indian Ocean, Spying, Spycraft for the King, Scottish Independence SUMMARY: Henry Avery, surviving pirate and strategist, was sent as Daniel Defoe's enforcer/wingman to manipulate opinion in Scotland (1706), fighting Jacobites threatening Scottish independence. Details: Henry Avery was one of the few pirates who survived to enjoy their ill-gotten gains, unlike Blackbeard, Stede Bonnet, and Calico Jack Rackham, who were hanged or died Avery was sent with master spy Daniel Defoe to Scotland in early 18th century to undermine the Scottish independence movement They traveled to Scotland in September 1706 Edinburgh was a hotbed of Catholics, known locally as Jacobites These Jacobites threatened to break away from the English Crown Daniel Defoe was sent by London to manipulate public opinion by controlling key figures (church leaders, lawyers, merchants) and the presses They established control within two months Henry Avery served as Defoe's wingman and enforcer Avery is characterized as an incredible strategist, very smart, ex-Royal Navy salt, "the thinking man's muscle"

The gang is mostly here to recap Canada v Wales, TFC v New England, CanPL and NSL match weeks, Voyageurs Cup review of Vancouver Whitecaps v Forge and preview Ottawa v Vancouver FC, and our Ohio Correspondent Mike Hudson comes on to share in the Caleb Porter dismissal after the draw to Toronto and to preview TFC away to Columbus on Saturday, as well as malarkey. In this episode, Duncan goes into incredible detail and respect for the various milking festivals in central Europe, Mark gets confused by which city in BC that begins with the letter "L" is located, and Mike tells us about a place that makes baskets (for real).

Send us a textNow, Daniel Defoe, the author of Robinson Crusoe, was a prolific and multi-talented English writer, journalist, and spy, whose life was as adventurous as his most famous characters. Born Daniel Foe around 1660 in London to a family of Dissenters (Protestants who did not conform to the Church of England), he later added the aristocratic-sounding "De" to his name.Defoe's early career was far from literary. He was a merchant, dealing in a wide range of goods from hosiery to wine. His business ventures were often precarious, and he experienced several bankruptcies, which gave him a firsthand understanding of economic and social struggles. This period also saw him participate in the failed Monmouth Rebellion in 1685, a political uprising against King James II, which he narrowly escaped punishment for. Later, he became a close ally of King William III and worked as a government agent and spy, particularly during the lead-up to the 1707 Act of Union between England and Scotland.  So you have Daniel Defoe going from jail to literary fame.Defoe's outspoken political pamphlets frequently landed him in hot water. In 1703, he was arrested and sentenced to the pillory for publishing a satirical pamphlet titled The Shortest-Way with the Dissenters, which ironically mimicked the extreme views of those who wanted to persecute his own religious group. While in prison, he wrote "Hymn to the Pillory," a poem that mocked his punishment and gained him public sympathy. After his release, he began his career as a professional writer and journalist, founding and almost single-handedly writing a periodical called The Review for nine years.Although he wrote hundreds of works on various topics—from politics and economics to crime and history—Defoe is best known today as one of the founders of the English novel. At the age of nearly 60, he published Robinson Crusoe (1719), which was an immediate sensation. Drawing on the real-life story of castaway Alexander Selkirk, Defoe's novel used a detailed, realistic narrative style that helped define a new g his goal was to expose their hypocrisy and bigotry by taking their arguments to the most absurd and logical conclusion that the only   enre of fiction. He followed this success with other major works, including Moll Flanders and A Journal of the Plague Year (both 1722). His ability to create compelling, believable characters and stories from the perspective of ordinary, often marginalized, people cemented his place in literary history.Support the showThank you for experiencing Celebrate Creativity.

Ott and Drew talk about their week in South Africa.  

The gang is here to recap #CanMNT thumping of Romania, review the game weeks of the CanPL and the NSL, talk some Canadian media news, Olivia Smith scores a banger, preview Canada v Wales, #TFClive v New England and some malarkey. In this episode Kristin encourages people to watch the highlights of a game bereft of them, Mark made a bullshit guess last week that turns out was correct and Duncan makes a very good argument for an odd number of teams.

Jim Gavin has been nominated by Fianna Fáil for the Irish Presidency, beating out MEP Billy Kelleher in a vote today. And, with Taoiseach Micheal Martin backing the candidate who lost the vote, what does it tell us about the party's faith in his leadership?Kieran is joined by Fianna Fáil MEP Billy Kelleher as well as Newstalk's Political Correspondent Seán Defoe to discuss the nomination, and later Fionnan Sheahan, Ireland Editor with the Irish Independent and Ivan Yates, former Government Minister, join to discuss what this could mean for the future of the party.

All new Vocal Minority Podcast, Ep. 542, with special guest Gentleman James Grossi joining us to discuss a recap of #TFClive v Montreal, NSL and CanPL game weeks, talk some Leagues Cup final, plenty of transfer window news, some #CanMNT news and rosters and a preview their friendly vs Romania, and malarkey. In this episode Mark is actually relieved as he looks at bigger goals, Kristin has her weekly praise of the NSL and James just classes up the place in general.

Bob Geldof is the latest name to hit the Presidential rumour mill today.It makes one wonder: what is it we want from a Presidency?Does a background in politics matter? Or would we prefer someone who can bring the charisma and weight of ‘celebrity'?Which attributes matter when it comes to the role?Joining Andrea to discuss is Newstalk's Political Correspondent Seán Defoe, as well as listeners.

With more movement on the Irish Presidential race today, the question remains on who will come out on top for Fianna Fáil, with MEP Billy Kelleher putting his name in the hat, and Minister James Lawless officially backing Jim Gavin, who is yet to actually announce if he is running. Also, former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has not ruled out running yet…Joining Kieran to break this down and more is Newstalk's Political Correspondent, Seán Defoe.

The presidential election campaign is gathering pace, with the main contenders stepping up their efforts and new twists emerging by the day. Bauer Media's Political Correspondent, Seán Defoe, joins us to break down the key players, strategies, and what's likely to shape the race in the weeks ahead.

Canadian Skeleton Athlete Grace Defoe joins Couch Potato Diary to chat with Peter Klein about the importance of this upcoming season and the big event she is putting on in Calgary in September. Then, Peter gives his thoughts on this weekend's two major wrestling events and why he thinks AEW Forbidden Door blew NXT Heatwave out of the water.

The gang is here for a bit of a catchup, including recapping #TFClive vs Atlanta and Columbus, V-Cup first legs, #CanPL and NSL match week reviews, Toronto signings of both funny money and people, preview Toronto v Montreal, and so much other stuff and malarkey. In this episode Duncan warns that his laptop was about to die and then it did, Mark has no faith in Ottawa in doing their part and Kristin threatens Duncan about arguing in person.

While the big news of the day has been that both Seán Kelly and Heather Humphries are both putting themselves forward for the Fine Gael Presidential nomination. Fianna Fáil are making sure they're not outdone. Their MEP for Ireland South, Billy Kelleher, has said he has written to the party's Cathaoirleach to ask for an urgent meeting to discuss their involvement in the race.Billy Kelleher joins Kieran to discuss, as well as Newstalk's Political Correspondent, Seán Defoe.

On Sunday, businessman Gareth Sheridan surprised many by announcing he's seeking to run for the Áras, but who is he?Joining Kieran to shed some light is Seán Defoe, Newstalk's Political Correspondent.

The gang is here to recap a 'performance' for #TFClive vs Charlotte, Mark goes to Halifax to review Hamilton's win out east, recap of the game weeks in the #CanPL and the NSL, Vancouver FC gets a new coach, TFC make some moves (largely unexciting), World Cup 2026 talk and the usual malarkey. In this episode Duncan points out that the injury reports have a lot of excess information, Kristin butchers Hugo's name (probably again, sorry) and Mark can get behind a rebranded Lower Mainland FC.

The much talked about planning exemption for cabins or modular homes in back gardens will head to Cabinet today ahead of a public consultation on the proposal. Conor Skehan, Sunday Independent Columnist and Seán Defoe, Political Correspondent brings us the full details of that and other items going to Cabinet today, including confusion over the EU-US tariff agreement.

Cosa si intende per romanzo moderno? Nascita e sviluppo del romanzo moderno tra il 1600 ed il 1700, il genere letterario dell'epopea borghese.

The gang is here to recap #TFClive vs San Diego and Nashvillle, look ahead to a match v Charlotte, game week reviews of the NSL and #CanPL, NSL grand final to take place at BMO Field and the usual malarkey. In this episode, Mark openly admits to being spoiled by the footy, Duncan makes a drink (sounds delightful), and Kristin accused TFC of having a 'short bench' (but it's true so it isn't mean spirited).

Newstalk's political correspondent Sean Defoe is handing out his Dáil star awards as politicians get ready for their summer holidays. From the newcomer of the year to the biggest political cowardice moment, Sean has all the prizes.

Newstalk's political correspondent Sean Defoe is handing out his Dáil star awards as politicians get ready for their summer holidays. From the newcomer of the year to the biggest political cowardice moment, Sean has all the prizes.

The gang is here to recap #TFClive vs Atlanta United, preview their match away to San Diego, recapping the #CanPL and NSL match weeks, a Canadian smashes a transfer record, recap Voyageurs Cup quarterfinals, and the usual malarkey. In this episode Kristin postulates whether Benoit Cheyrou was in town or not, Mark explains a Forge player, and Duncan starts us down a regrettable rabbit hole which none of us could predict the outcome.

Ott DeFoe joins BTL to talk about his recent BPT victory on the Potomac River.   

Welcome back to bass u live a core river rat, Ott Defoe. It is no surprise for Ott to take home yet another major win and it just so happens to be on a tidal river. We dive into the details on how Ott got the job done on the mighty Potomac!

The gang is here to recap #TFClive vs NYCFC, #CanWNT vs USWNT, Gold Cup recap, #CanPL week recap, NSL news, yet another #CanMNT friendly announced, David to Juventus, Voyageur Cup predictions, preview TFC vs Atlanta, and some degree of malarkey. In this episode, Mark pre-apologizes and clarifies to multiple former guests as not to misconstrue his own words (and the taste of his own foot), Duncan leads you down one path then picks Winnipeg and Kristin is only half disappointed at the Italian departures.

Fine Gael is the first party to get its official presidential election process underway by opening nominations today, with former EU Commissioner Mairead McGuinness expected to be a strong candidate for that nomination, and MEP Sean Kelly also potentially in the running.Meanwhile, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has refused to rule herself out of the running today.Joining Kieran to discuss the latest is Newstalk's Political Correspondent Seán Defoe and Independent Senator Aubrey McCarthy, who is also the Co-Founder of Tig Linn.

As the Dáil winds down for the summer, how have first time TDs found the experience in Dáil Éireann? We are joined by two new TDs: Albert Dolan of Fianna Fáil and Sinéad Gibney of the Social Democrats along with our political correspondent Seán Defoe.

Ott DeFoe is one of the greatest professional bass anglers of all time. He recently won Major League Fishing's Stage 6 of the Bass Pro Tour on the Potomac River. The tournament, held from June 26 to June 30, ended with a Championship Round where DeFoe landed 32 bass weighing a total of 78 pounds, 11 ounces — enough to take home $150,000! Back in 2019, he became the Bassmaster Classic Champion with a total weigh-in of 49 pounds, 3 ounces, earning $300,000 in prize money. These are just a few of his many accomplishments — you don't want to miss this episode!

The gang is here to recap an odd weekend of footie, #CanWNT over Costa Rica, #TFClive over Portland, #CanMNT losing on penalties to Guatemala, recap #CanPL game week, some CSA news, a friendly in the fall, preview #CanWNT vs US and TFC vs NYCFC, and some malarkey. In this episode Kristin calls Hamilton by their corporate name, Mark has three distinct reactions to the new Halifax Tides manager, and Duncan 'enthusiastically' responds to a press release.

The gang is here to recap all of the #CanMNT Gold Cup action with reviews vs Curacao and El Salvador and preview Guatemala, #CanPL and NSL week recap, Marsch's fine gets lessened, we talk about an MLS villain's retirement, preview #TFClive vs Portland and #CanWNT vs Costa Rica and US, and so much malarkey. In this episode, Mark wants to offer a trade with Saudi Arabia, Duncan sounds like he's wrote the eulogy he actually read and Kristin gives a legit attempt at a Geordie accent.

The sky is blue, and the sun is shining. Many of you may be looking to venture to your local swimming spot to cool off from the summer sun!Joining guest host Seán Defoe to discuss the upcoming weather and how to swim safely this summer is Alan O'Reilly (@carlowweather) and Co-creator of wildswim.ie, Maureen McCoy.

Off The Ball's Eoin Sheahan joined guest host Seán Defoe on The Hard Shoulder to review the week in sport and look ahead to the weekend action…

According to Eurostat figures, in 2024, the price level for alcohol and tobacco was 3 times higher in Ireland than in the likes of Bulgaria.And the price is actually over 200% above the EU average.So, we want to talk about Minimum Unit Pricing – something that was brought into Ireland three and a half years ago.Joining guest host Seán Defoe to discuss whether or not MUP should be scrapped is Dan O'Brien, Chief Economist with the Institute of International and European Affairs and Chris Luke, retired Consultant in Emergency Medicine and host of the Irish Medical Lives podcast.

Aisling Larkin, Mindful Eating Coach and TV Chef joins guest host Seán Defoe to discuss vegan recipes that can satisfy even the pickiest of eaters!

Tánaiste Simon Harris has announced the decision to close Ireland's embassy in Iran.Joining guest host Seán Defoe to discuss the latest is Craig Hughes, Political Editor with the Irish Daily Mail.

An Coimisiún Pleanála has refused planning permission to rebuild on the site of the tragic Creeslough explosion.Joining guest host Seán Defoe to discuss is Shauna Gallagher, sister to Jessica, who was killed in the explosion at the age of 24.

The gang is mostly here to recap #CanMNT at the Canadian Shield tournament and the start of the Gold Cup vs Honduras, preview their match vs Curacao, recap #CanPL & #NSL this week, Club World Cup catch-up, World Cup security news, and the usual malarkey. In this episode Mark tries to explain a concept and struggles with words, Kristin talks some Spurs and Duncan may have predicted Mark's death but had a nice headstone.

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The gang is all here to recap Toronto vs Charlotte, #CanWNT vs Haiti, talk about Vancouver's abrupt halt to their Concacaf Champions Cup final, preview the Canadian Shield tournament, a bunch of random Canadian media points and the usual malarkey. In this episode Kristin reveals a penchant for ivory, Duncan reminds us how New Zealand did at the 2010 World Cup and Mark is adamant about announcing Quebec City now already for #CanPL.

An all new Vocal Minority Podcast, Ep. 530, where the gang is recording LIVE during the second half of the #TFCLive v Philly match, recap a bunch of Voyageurs Cup first round action, talk some #CanWNT friendlies v. Haiti, catch up on the NSL and CanPL match weeks, talk World Cup money, CanPL executives, preview Toronto vs Charlotte and the usual malarkey. In this episode Mark moves the opening bit into the first segment, Duncan revels in his football pedantry and Kristin just condemned Forge out of the V-Cup (she KNOWS what she did).

The gang is mostly here to recap a bunch of stuff, such as #TFClive and recent on-field successes (Montreal) and misfires (the letter from the president), catch up on all of the NSL and CanPL action, preview the next round of V-Cup, preview Toronto hosting Nashville, Jonathan David leaving Lille, #CanWNT match announcement, and malarkey. In this episode, Kristin gives you permission to support more than one side, Mark reads the letter in a voice (no one asked), and Duncan calls someone a nerd.