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Jonathan Grimes talks to violinist Darragh Morgan and pianist Mary Dullea about recording and performing Gerald Barry’s music. The conversation was recorded at the 2024 New Music Dublin Festival, and also features extracts from their 2022 album of the composer’s works ‘In the Asylum’. Show Notes Darragh Morgan Mary Dullea Gerald Barry CMC Composer Page Gerald Barry in Focus at New Music Dublin 2024 Music All music taken from the album In the Asylum, Mode Records Baroness von Ritkart: 1 - Clever, noble, but not talented, (Darragh Morgan, violin and Mary Dullea, piano) Triorchic Blues, Fidelio Trio Midday, (Darragh Morgan, violin and Mary Dullea, piano) 1998, (Darragh Morgan, violin and Mary Dullea, piano) Le Vieux Sourd, (Mary Dullea, piano) Recorded, presented and produced by Jonathan Grimes.

Ericsson has announced its plans to hire 250 people at its Irish Research and Development Centre in Athlone, to support the company's ongoing development of innovative cloud-native products that orchestrate, automate and power its global 5G portfolio. The highly-skilled roles, which include opportunities for software developers, data scientists, architects, cloud and mobile communication engineers at all career stages, will be added over the next three years. This project is supported by the Irish Government through IDA Ireland. One of Ireland's largest employers within software development, Ericsson has had a Research and Development (R&D) presence in Athlone since 1979. The Athlone facility, which is the global R&D headquarters of Ericsson Digital Services OSS (Operations Support Systems), currently employs 1200 people developing its OSS and Cloud RAN (Radio Access Network) portfolio. Ericsson employs an additional 200 at its Dublin base. Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment, Leo Varadkar TD said: “This is really great news. Ericsson is expanding further, adding 250 new jobs to the 1400 the company already employs here. These new jobs are in new areas in cloud-native technologies, providing some really exciting opportunities for the Midlands. It truly is a vote of confidence in Athlone and Ireland as a whole that such an internationally renowned company has chosen to make this investment. Thank you to Ericsson for their continuing commitment to our country and the Irish-based team who I know were crucial in the decision to bring this investment to Ireland.” Minister of State with responsibility for Trade Promotion, Digital and Company Regulation, Robert Troy TD said: “I am delighted with Ericsson's announcement to add 250 roles at its R&D Campus in Athlone. These highly skilled roles in software development, engineering and cloud technologies are a very welcome development for the region and this expansion reaffirms the Midlands as a centre of excellence in the ICT sector and cloud technology. Ericsson is a well-established presence here in Athlone and its continued success and investment in its R&D Campus is a testament to the fact that Westmeath, and indeed the Midlands as a whole is a great place to do business. I want to wish the staff in Ericsson all the very best in this exciting new chapter.” Denis Dullea, Head of Research and Development at Ericsson Athlone said: “This announcement underscores our global reputation as a world-class R&D software development centre. Our team here already play a critical role in the development of Ericsson products, services and solutions that enable Ericsson to deliver limitless connectivity that makes the unimaginable possible. “We are hiring an additional 250 software developers, engineers and architects with cloud-native skills to enhance our capability to deliver the benefits of cloud-native technologies to our global customer base via our RAN, Management, Automation and Orchestration offerings.” Mr Dullea added: “The investment is also good news for Athlone and the wider Midlands region, where Ericsson is one of the largest employers. With strong ongoing partnerships with the IDA, the Irish Government and the recently established Technological University of the Shannon (TUS), we are excited to continue attracting and nurturing the best and brightest Irish and international talent to the heart of Ireland.” IDA Ireland CEO Martin Shanahan said: “Today's significant announcement by Ericsson, a company that has had a presence here in Ireland since 1957 and an R&D facility in Athlone since 1979 is terrific news and demonstrates this global leader's continued commitment to its operations here. The next generation of technology developed at the Athlone facility will set the standard for the industry. These jobs and the associated investment will have a substantial impact on both the local and regional economy. I wish Ericsson every success with this expansion, and ...

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It's Boondock Saints, Teletubbies under the hood, and butter money.  It's a new episode of Joke Quest 200 with Marlin Wells, Nathan Fulsebakke and Josh Dullea

It's the pundemic, plumber add-ons, and rigid airships. It's a new episode of Joke Quest 200 with Todd Skoda and Josh Dullea. Check out Todd on twitter @skodatodd and Josh on his podcast, Going Hard.

To mark the end of 2021, CMC's amplify podcast invited some guests to reflect on their year. For this episode, pianist and Fidelio Trio member Mary Dullea shares some of her musical highlights of 2021. Show Notes Mary Dullea Hormoz Farhat amplify #49 - Hormoz Farhat (1928–2021) David Fennessy CMC Composer Page Universal Edition Composer Page Chamber Music on Valentia Raymond Deane raymonddeane.com CMC Composer Page Music Hormoz Farhat - Piano Sonata No. 2: Movt III Molto Animato David Fennessy - Piano Trio no. 2: In Memoriam Spencer Boney Movt II (Fidelio Trio) Raymond Deane - Scintillae II ‘Seven fragments from a pandemic' (Darragh Morgan, Mary Dullea)

Abby and Riley get loosey-goosey with comedian and dear friend, Caitlin Dullea to discuss Sandra Bullock's perfect 2000 film: Miss Congeniality. Tune in as they take you through this sloppy cop's journey to being a real woman, gun control's impact on Michael Caine, and mostly, a different Sandra Bullock movie: Practical Magic. All while NOT being hungover.  Follow Caitlin on Instagram and Twitter, as well as her comedy group, The Ladies Who Ranch. 

Welcome back, this episode is more fun then knocking in the door at a grain silo. This week, we sit down with North Dakota Transplant Josh Dullea. We chat about zoo creatures, franchising opportunities, and science experiments in the walk in freezer. Check out Josh on the "Going Hard" podcast. Also, 2 brand new jiggles form our friends in Mr Rogers and the Make Believe Friends! In these trying times, the Awful crew has one request, Kindness. be extra nice to clerks who are still working, tip delivery drivers extra if you can, and have some understanding for your fellow man, it'll go a long way. And know that we will be here to shame the Corona Karens! Awful Service is a customer service based comedy podcast. Hosted by Minnesota based comics and Co-hosts Nathan Smesrud and Matt Dooyema. Featuring Rebecca Wilson and Joe Cocozzello. "Awful Theme Song" by Jeff Kantos and "Karen Theme Remix","Show Us Your Resume", "Gee Why Did It Fail" and "Awful Outro" by Mr Rogers and The Make Believe Friends Message us your stories ; Awfulservicepod@gmail.com. Follow us on Twitter @podservice. Facebook @AwfulServicepod. Instagram @awfulservicepod. And, as always, Like, Share, and Subscribe!

It's serious legal queries, cuckoldry and the wrath of Popeye. It's a new episode of Joke Quest 200 with Josh Dullea and Alan Wagner. If you enjoy their undeniable chemistry, check out their podcast, "Going Hard": Going Hard - YouTube

Siobhan was part of the early team at Communispace, now known as C Space, which was a big win for the Boston tech scene. The company scaled aggressively and was acquired by Omnicom in 2011. Siobhan joined MassChallenge in 2016 as its Chief Operating Officer and was promoted to CEO last year. MassChallenge is a global, zero-equity accelerator that was established in 2009, shortly after the financial meltdown. Needless to say, the economy was in a very tough spot and the outlook was bleak for startups. It took two visionaries - John Harthorne and Akhil Nigam - with a bold belief that they could create an accelerator that would award $1M to startups. There were definitely skeptics out there, including myself, but they pulled it off and the impact has been extraordinary. MassChallenge has over 2,400 alumni startups that have raised over $6.2B in funding and have gone on to generate over $3B in revenue and create over 157,000 jobs! In this episode of our podcast, we cover: * Siobhan's background and how she got involved with Communispace. * The full lifecycle story behind the growth of Communispace to its acquisition and beyond. * A deep dive into the history of MassChallenge and how the program operates. * Advice for founders when applying to MassChallenge and how they decide which companies to accept. * And so much more.

In this episode, we sit down with MassChallenge CEO, Siobhan Dullea to discuss embracing innovation in organizations. Show notes: https://www.cavesocial.com/siobhan-dullea

In the months leading up to the New Hampshire First In The Nation primary on Feb. 11, 2020, Pat Provencher, at 89, was an enthusiastic volunteer for the Pete Buttigieg presidential campaign. Her energetic spirit, donned by a jacket covered in Pete campaign buttons and a straw cowboy hat adorned with a patriotic-styled scarf as the band, captured the attention of national and international media. In addition to her home state of New Hampshire, Pat campaigned in North and South Carolina. Her daughter, Patsy Dullea, was her mom's photographer, social media manager, and right-hand gal. In this interview, which was recorded shortly after the 2020 coronavirus pandemic shutdown in March, mother and daughter reflect on the highlights of the campaign experience and their hopes for a new administration.Check out this video from October 2019 of former South Bend, Ind. Mayor and presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg hugging Pat Provencher as he makes his way to the Statehouse office to officially have his name on the primary ballot.Click to view a downloadable link to this episode's transcript.Pat's Recommendation:- Shortest Way Home: One Mayor's Challenge and a Model for America's Future by Pete ButtigiegPatsy's Recommendation:- Joe BidenShuva's Recommendation:- Chasten ChatsIf you enjoy this show, click here and follow the instructions to leave a review.

Hey everybody, we're back with Minneapolis comedians, Josh Dullea and Tommy Bayer. It's another week of us sitting in my garage, pulling jokes out of a cookie jar. So yeah, normal respectable adult shit. Check out Josh on twitter @joshdullea Check out Tommy's new podcast, "We Cool"    

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The F-1 women were an elite military unit, they always had each other's back and were always standout performers. Not surprisingly, they remain life-long best friends to this day. We chronicle their journey and call attention to the fact that it was a great challenge to be West Point's 11th class with women. We talk about awkwardly tolerating sexist behavior to fit in as "one of the guys"; passing out at a blood drive; grabbing the Mic to announce "Donuts are In"; navigating the physical barriers of barracks set up as divisions, balancing careers with spouses, and being faced with the challenges of breast cancer.  Whether serving a career as an Army Officer (Libby), DoD civilian contractor (Julie), FBI Agent (Sharon), community volunteer and board member (Stephanie) - the F-1 women continue to set the example of selfless service to the nation. Duty Shall be Done. 

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In this episode of the Big Red Bench Ladies Football Podcast with Ger McCarthy Doireann O'Sullivan on her recovery from injury Club focus with Glanmire Ladies Football Club Kinsale Community School's Mairéad Dullea on their Munster success

Mike Dullea is an American entrepreneur, marketer, and innovator who is the CEO of AutoAlert and serves on its Board of Directors. Dullea is widely recognized as a charismatic pioneer of SaaS software programs within the automotive industry and for his influential career in the consumer automotive retail industry, changing the way people shop for and purchase vehicles in North America. Under Dullea’s leadership, AutoAlert scored a huge partnership with the iconic Ford Motor Company in 2018 through the introduction of an innovative way for dealerships to sell more cars and retain more customers in every kind of market, for which Dullea’s own patented Innovated Incentive Management System (IIMS) was critical. AutoAlert’s commitment to the community and giving back has been strengthened under Dullea’s leadership. For example, employees are given 16 hours of paid time every year to volunteer at their favorite local charity. Dullea also co-founded and served as CEO of VinSolutions. His pioneering understanding of the use of “big data” and its potential to assist automotive retail dealerships in finding, selling, and keeping their customers paved the way for greater profitability than any time in prior history. Following massive growth, VinSolutions was purchased by Cox Communications in 2012. Dullea then served as CEO of MotoFuze before it was acquired by HGGC. Dullea is a board member of Midwest Animal ResQ, and he is the proud guardian of a 1-year-old French bulldog named Lolipup. He enjoys playing guitar, going to concerts, and fishing. The In the Box Podcast is sponsored in part by AutoAlert and Dealer-FX. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inthebox/message

Welcome to Reel Britannia-a very British podcast about very British movies ...with just a hint of professionalism. Episode 062 – Bunny Lake Is Missing (1965) Scott and Steven are back in the Balaban Sound Studio for this week’s review…a mystery / thriller starring Laurence Olivier, Carol Lynley and Keir Dullea. Also featuring Noel Coward, Martita Hunt and Anna Massey…Bunny Lake is missing…or is she? Ann Lake has recently settled in England with her daughter, Bunny. When she goes to retrieve her daughter after the girl's first day at school, no one has any record of Bunny having been registered. When even the police can find no trace that the girl ever existed, they wonder if the child was only a fantasy of Ann's. When Ann's brother backs up the police's suspicions, she appears to be a mentally-disturbed individual. Are they right? “I have some more African heads in my apartment. Small, pickled ones. Do drop in anytime you care to meet some unsuccessful politicians.” You can find this and all of our previous episodes at: Apple Podcasts Libsyn Player FM Podtail Owltail ListenNotes Follow us on Twitter @rbritanniapod Join us over at our Facebook Group ….we’d love to chat with you email: reelbritannia@gmail.com Thanks for listening Scott and Steven

Joke Sesh with the Fargo Gang: Nathan Fulsebakke and Josh Dullea. Enjoy!  Check out these gorgeous boys: Josh Dullea - twitter - @SquashFilet Nathan Fulsebakke - twitter - @nfulsebakke; instagram - @nathancomedy Also, if you want to book these Fargo funny boys: https://www.facebook.com/fortybelowcomedyshow/

Caitlin Dullea (@tiny_clays on IG, Ladies Who Ranch), joins us to talk about "the fay", local crime, Enterprise City, Anglerfish, Suriname Toads, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory (again... different facts this time), stump speeches, Yugoslavia, natural disasters, and more!

Innovator and CEO- Mike Dullea sits down for an introspective interview about his drive for pushing the automotive industry forward and how his hobbies and interests inspire the work and ideas he brings to AutoAlert. He also fields questions that were submitted by the listeners of the Inside AutoAlert Podcast. Tune in! Click in! Listen here!

Now that all the assorted beauties and beasts are out of the way, we take a look at the rest of the season, which was a great year if your name was Rodgers and/or Hammerstein but not so much if your name was Tommy Tune. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram (@mylittletonys) for additional content about this season’s shows! Works referenced/cited: Cheever, Susan. “A Lost Boy Makes Good.” The New York Times, 6 Mar. 1994. Canby, Vincent. “'Carousel,' A Soap Opera No Longer.” The New York Times, 3 Apr. 1994. Richards, David. “Review/Theater; A 'Carousel' for the 90's Full of Grit and Passion.” The New York Times, 25 Mar. 1994. Collins, Glenn. “UP AND COMING: Audra Ann McDonald; A Young Singer Grasps the Brass Ring.” The New York Times, 15 May 1994. Mordden, Ethan. “THE NEW SEASON: THEATER; A 'Carousel' Rethought for the Age.” The New York Times, 12 Sept. 1993. Weber, Bruce. “Placing Heaven on Earth for the World of 'Carousel'.” The New York Times, 31 Mar. 1994. Kisselgoff, Anna. “MacMillan's Dances Distill 'Carousel's' Sexuality.” The New York Times, 3 Apr. 1994. Collins, Glenn. “The Show Goes On As 'Phantom' Star Restarts 'Carousel'.” The New York Times, 23 Apr. 1994. Weber, Bruce. “On Stage, and Off.”(https://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/17/theater/on-stage-and-off.html) The New York Times, 17 June 1994. Holden, Stephen.“Review/Theater: A Grand Night for Singing; New Image for Rodgers And Hammerstein: Hip.” The New York Times, 18 Nov. 1993. Holden, Stephen. “Sounds Around Town.’ The New York Times, 19 Mar. 1993. Holden, Stephen. “Pop and Jazz in Review.” The New York Times, 4 Mar. 1993. Brantley, Ben. “Critic's Choice/Theater; Double Scoop of Musical Americana.” The New York Times, 5 Aug. 1994. Mcneil, Donald G. “Closing Date In January Announced for 'Carousel'.” The New York Times, 25 Oct. 1994. Canby, Vincent. “'Damn Yankees' Scores With a Team Effort.” The New York Times, 13 Mar. 1994. Rohter, Larry. “At 106, George Abbott Is Still Batting for 'Damn Yankees'.” The New York Times, 27 Feb. 1994. Richards, David. “Review/Theater: Damn Yankees; A Faustian Fable From the Era Of Eisenhower.” The New York Times, 4 Mar. 1994. Brozan, Nadine. “CHRONICLE.” The New York Times,19 Aug. 1994. Elliott, Stuart. “In a 'Damn Yankees' Revival, the Devil Works on Madison Avenue.” The New York Times, 13 Oct. 1994. Weber, Bruce. “On Stage, and Off.” The New York Times, 5 Nov. 1993. Collins, Glenn. “On Stage, and Off.” The New York Times, 25 June 1993. Brantley, Ben. “Review/Theater: Grease; Memories With a New-Wave Touch.” The New York Times, 12 May 1994. Canby, Vincent. “'Grease!' May Have Survived, but Not the Fun.” The New York Times, 22 May 1994. Dullea, Georgia. “ON THE ROAD WITH: Brooke Shields; Coping, From Toe to Head to Heart.” The New York Times, 10 Nov. 1994. Purdum, Todd S. “Hey, Rosie! It's No Dream. It's Broadway, And You're On.” The New York Times, 8 May 1994. Weber, Bruce. “On Stage, and Off.” The New York Times, 7 Jan. 1994. Weber, Bruce. “On Stage, and Off.” The New York Times, 2 Sept. 1994. “Review/Theater; 'She Loves Me' Bounces to Broadway.” The New York Times, 8 Oct. 1993. Richards, David. “'She Loves Me' Is a Confection That Won't Cloy.” The New York Times, 20 June 1993. Klein, Alvin. “Voice in 'Aladdin' Helps Actor Steal Scenes in 'She Loves Me'.” The New York Times, 12 Dec. 1993. Rich, Frank. “Review/Theater; Reviving an Intimate Musical With Romantic Intentions.” The New York Times, 11 June 1993. Corman, Avery. “Encore for 'Ice Cream' Team.” The New York Times, 3 Oct. 1993. Brozan, Nadine. “CHRONICLE.” The New York Times, 2 Oct. 1993. Richards, David. “Review/Theater; Musical Visit to Southwestern Bordello.” The New York Times, 11 May 1994. Witchel, Alex. “Beads. Feathers. Sequins. Lace. Fantasy. Flash.” The New York Times, 8 May 1994. Canby, Vincent. “Admirers and Fans Take Note: 'Passion' Will Divide You.” The New York Times, 15 May 1994. Weber, Bruce. “On Stage, and Off.” The New York Times, 14 Jan. 1994. Richards, David. “Review/Theater: Twilight -- Los Angeles, 1992; A One-Woman Riot Conjures Character Amid the Chaos.” The New York Times, 24 Mar. 1994. Richards, David. “An Inspector Calls; Turning 1946 Stale Into 1994 Stunning.” The New York Times, 28 Apr. 1994.

Caitlin Dullea - Vocals, Ukulele Sander Randall - Guitar, Banjo, Organ, Percussion

I needed to make $1500 and being jobless at the time was going to make this extremely difficult. Having the same name as my grandpa Joe and his enjoyment of playing the slots at the Prairie Band Casino was going to be a way to make that money. I put my discipline to the test and was hopeful of coming out victorious on the other end. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/everyoneneedsalittle/support

Martin is joined by returning guest Spencer Seams of the High and Low podcast to discuss Frank & Eleanor Perry's David and Lisa. They talk about the film's approach to character, and its portrayal of mental illness and psychiatric care. They cover surreal dream sequences and low budget naturalism, and consider the legacy of the Perrys and their post-divorce careers (as well as their relation to a certain pop superstar).  

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's cinematic masterpiece 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY On this episode of TRIO SIMPATICO David and Joshua are joined by returning guest DANIELLE RANDLES to discuss our recent viewing of this catalyst of science fiction film making.  During a limited re-release of the movie in select IMAX theaters we gathered a TRIO SIMPATICO contingent to take in the cosmic splendor of this Kubrick classic on the big screen!  During this episode we share our thoughts about seeing the movie in IMAX for the first time and how that experience differs from previous viewings. But we don't simply end our discussion there!  We also take this opportunity to talk about the little-known cinematic follow up to 2001, 1984's 2010: THE YEAR WE MAKE CONTACT directed by Peter Hyams.  We discuss the tremendous burden of this sequel, the impossibility of matching its predecessor, and the genuinely great things about this completely different but worthy film.  Plus we touch upon the companion novels by Arthur C. Clarke, how to make the name Keir Dullea sexy, and so much MORE!  Listen now! 

How does a family deal with a dad that is manic depressive?  That's the central question of this week's film, Infinitely Polar Bear.  Mark Ruffalo must learn to deal with his mental illness while also taking care of his two daughters while his wife tries to get her degree.  The CTC crew also looks at celebrity deaths, new releases, and the films we watched last week.  Oh and a long discussion of the James Gunn situation.

Mike Dullea, CEO of AutoAlert & founder of VinSolutions sits down with Joey Little from Modern Dealership Magazine at the NADA Show 2018. Mike discusses the Kansa City's Silicon Prairie for automotive software platforms including AutoAlert, VinSolutions, DealerQue, XTime, VinStickers, Conversica. Breaking down how Mike & AutoAlert is focusing on CXM (customer experience management) & multi-generational software platforms in automotive retail solutions. Plus we learn about Mike's love of @lolipupkc on Instagram. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inthebox/message

This is Chapter 18, an additional installment to the Peak Performance book, that takes the form of interview between Peak author Brian Elms and Jordan Dullea, a talent acquisition project manager in HR with the City and County of Denver. Dullea introduces us to the HR mascot: Stampy, an illustrated elephant on brown construction paper with a multicolor patchwork of felt. In 2016, recruiters in the HR department had taken a training at the Denver Peak Academy, a city program that teaches graduates how to save time and money without sacrificing quality. They learn a variety of tools -- often using construction paper, sticky notes and permanent markers -- for mapping out a dysfunctional process and eliminating wasteful steps.    

This episode is a bit of a departure from our usual format.  We bumped into two really interesting guys while in the Lodge at Eagle Lake, so we decided to turn on the microphones and shoot the breeze, swapping fish stories.  Enjoy! 

In this podcast Gerri and Eugenia interview two icons of the screen Gary Lockwood and Kier Dullea the stars of 2001 A Space Odyssey. This is a very special episode as they talk about this special Sci Fi movie. [more]

Zarathustra! Whatever that means! Yup, the 74th T100P podcast sees us trying our simple-minded best to unlock the puzzling mysteries of Stanley Kubrick’s sci-fi art film. Apes, A.I. and awe-inspiring F/X. This one still amazes. Check out our rave review!