Podcasts about Fuzion

We're back with a new format for 2026. I'm Brendan Murphy—join me and Greg Canty as I open the Songwriter's Diary to bridge the gap between new music by my band The 4 Of Us and the songs that shaped our path. It's a conversation about where we are, where we've been, and the musical journey that connects it all. NOW: Breaking down the new single, Lean In For a Kiss. THEN: A deep dive into the Man Alive ballad, Hymn For Her. Brendan Brendan Murphy, THE 4 OF US This podcast has been produced by Fuzion  

Legacy Murphy, 18, is the daughter of Charlene Rein-Murphy and Robb Murphy of Paola, Kansas. With her family, she runs a herd of Red Angus cattle and continues to exhibit sheep, goats, and pigs. Legacy is a freshman at Butler Community College, pursuing a degree in Animal Science while being a member of the Livestock Judging Team. She's looking forward to connecting with familiar faces and making new friends in Woodward, Oklahoma next summer!Empowerment Is Here.

Want to know something more intriguing about this national level show? They bring international fun! A product of the Canadian way has taken place at Fuzion in Moo-Madness. A march madness style bracket where cattle go head to head and are judged by a panel of judges. With prize money, excitement and competition it doesn't get much better. Tune in to how it works from the fellow Canadian himself that introduced it. Empowerment Is Here.

Kris Nagel and her husband Mark live in Alhambra, Illinois with their son Peyton where they raise Red Angus cattle. Kris is a pharmacist currently working for Walgreens and has been in management for more than 30 years. She has been a volunteer for many youth organizations over the past 25 years including Boy Scouts, FFA, numerous youth sports teams and was the Jr Advisor for the Illinois Red Angus Association. Kris attended her first NAJRAE in 2016 in Springfield, IL and hasn't missed one since. As Jr Advisor Kris hopes to utilize her management skills and passion for our youth to build future leaders in our organization and industry. When asked about why her role is important to her she said, "Maybe I can't change the world, but I think I can change someone's world, and that's all that matters to me."!Empowerment Is Here.

Lane Steen, 18, is the son of Dan and Erin Steen of Dundurn, SK Canada. He grew up showing Red Angus cattle along with show steers. Lane is currently attending Blinn College pursuing a degree in Agricultural Business and being a member of the Livestock Judging Team. He's excited for all of the ‘Moo Madness' to come this summer in Woodward, Oklahoma!Empowerment Is Here.

Collin Zuckschwerdt, 19,is the son of Mark and Janelle Zuckschwerdt of Bloomfield, Indiana. Together they raise and sell Black and Red Angus cattle.  Collin is attending Vincennes University this fall pursuing a degree in Ag Business with an Animal science focus. He plans to continue his passion in the industry by becoming a livestock commodities salesman.  he's excited to see everyone in woodward this summerEmpowerment Is Here.

Now that all of the individual spotlights are streaming, we decided to bring a few to discuss a variety of topics. From the history of the show, to the impact and influence Fuzion is providing, alongside some show highlights. From Heifer, Steer and even Bull shows, Fuzion allows and provides something for everyone! Empowerment Is Here.

Brooke Calteaux, 21,is the daughter of Brian and Annette Calteaux of Winona, Minnesota. They raise registered Red Angus.  Brooke is a Junior at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, majoring in Agricultural Education with a minor in Horticulture.  Brooke is excited to advocate for the industry as an Ag and Industrial Tech Teacher where she will share her passion with the next generation! She's looking forward to seeing everyone this summer!Empowerment Is Here.

Bridget Weese, 22, is the daughter of Brian and Jenni Weese, of Buffalo, MN. Their family raises registered and commercial Black and Red Angus. Bridget graduated from South Dakota State University with a Bachelor's degree in Animal Science and Ag Marketing. She has returned home to her family's operation and is a certified metabolic health coach. She can't wait for all of the fun we will have this summer in Woodward, OK! Empowerment Is Here.

Hayden Stubbs is the daughter of Becky and Darrell Vandike and Adam and Jill Stubbs of Wallace, Kansas. Together with her family, they raise a herd of registered Red Angus cattle. Hayden is a freshmen  at Butler Community College, pursuing a degree in Agriculture Education while being a member of the Livestock Judging Team. She is excited to share her passion of the industry with ehr future students and the FFA members! Empowerment Is Here.

Madison Fischer, 20, is the daughter of John and Mandy Fischer of Hempstead, Texas.  They raise registered Red Angus and Red Brangus cattle.  Madison is currently a Sophomore at Northern Oklahoma College majoring in Agribusiness, while being a member on the Livestock Judging Team.  She plans to continue her passion within the industry by becoming an Agricultural Lawyer.  She is excited to see everyone in Woodward, Oklahoma next year!Empowerment Is Here.

Ashbee Norman ,19, is the daughter of Tommy and Mary Norman of Ramer, Alabama . Ashbee is currently a freshman at Auburn University majoring in veterinary medicine . She plans to continue her passion within the industry by becoming a large animal veterinarian specializing in bovine reproduction. She's so excited to see everyone in Woodward this summer!Empowerment Is Here.

Dalia Weber, 21, is the daughter of Todd and Valerie Weber of Rock City, Illinois. Dalia is currently a senior at the University of Wyoming, majoring in Professional Sales and management. She plans to continue her passion for sales by entering the insurance industry upon graduation. She can't wait to see everyone in Woodward, Oklahoma!Empowerment Is Here.

I'm so sad to hear of the passing of the legendary Moya Brennan of Clannad. She was a monumental figure in Irish music, and I am just so grateful that I had the chance to chat with her on this podcast. To celebrate her life and incredible career I am reposting that conversation as a tribute to a woman whose voice defined a generation. Thank you for everything Moya Brendan   Brendan Murphy, THE 4 OF US This podcast has been produced by Fuzion.  

As you may have noticed this is not a usual Win Happy podcast. To celebrate International Women's Day I decided to assist the lovely Deirdre Waldron, founder of Fuzion in launching her own podcast, called Fuelling Ambition. She is a huge believer in supporting other women in business and this led to her being national president of Network Ireland. During her presidency the theme of her tenure was all about ambition, and on her podcast she wants to continue with this agenda, inspiring other women whenever and wherever she can. I think her podcast is great and I would encourage you to subscribe to it. To all the women out there, Happy International Women's Day, and well done Dee! Enjoy the show…   Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie  

The fallout for the Beckham family continues in the wake of Brooklyn Beckham's bombshell statement last night, but how will his parents David and Victoria respond?There is no doubt that crisis PR teams are hard at work... So how do things like these play out behind the scenes when a high profile brand or family is imploding?Deirdre Waldron is the Founder of Fuzion, a brand communication agency and over the last three decades has vast experience in this area, specialising in reputation management and crisis communications. She joins Seán to discuss.

The fallout for the Beckham family continues in the wake of Brooklyn Beckham's bombshell statement last night, but how will his parents David and Victoria respond?There is no doubt that crisis PR teams are hard at work... So how do things like these play out behind the scenes when a high profile brand or family is imploding?Deirdre Waldron is the Founder of Fuzion, a brand communication agency and over the last three decades has vast experience in this area, specialising in reputation management and crisis communications. She joins Seán to discuss.

On today's podcast I had the one and only, Deirdre Waldron, Founder of Fuzion to chat about a huge milestone in our business, This month we celebrate 25 incredibly busy and interesting years in business. We have weathered the storms of the post Celtic Tiger recession and the Covid shutdown, and in each case we stayed agile, we learnt valuable lessons and came out the other side wiser and stronger. To capture some of the learnings from those 25 years, our team put 25 questions to Deirdre about this time. Let's hear what she had to say…      Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie   

On today's podcast I chatted with the author of the book ‘Every Day I'm Brave', Renee Zukin. Renee talks about her life and career and in particular about the struggles of living with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder otherwise known as OCD. For some reason she was always fearful in her life, and when this mum of three was unravelling with malnutrition because of the irrational fear of what might be in her food, she realised that she had to seek much needed help. Eventually she was diagnosed of having OCD, and it was only with a deep understanding of this condition did she learn how to recognise and control it and begin to change her life for the better. This avid writer put pen to paper and wrote the book ‘Every Day I'm Brave' to help others who suffer from similar conditions or who are gripped by fear, preventing them from living the full lives they deserve.  Renee says the book is part memoir and in part a practical self help book, and in our conversation she talks about the debilitating effect of “fear” and how you can start to face it, one step at a time. Enjoy the show   Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie

Welcome back to the second part of my conversation with author, restaurateur, healer and teacher David Ellis.    In this episode David explains why he could hear the voices that no one else could hear and the changes this brought to his life. He chats about his spiritual journey, his healing work and that of the Atlantis Institute and he also has a very honest conversation about the challenges of living as part of a gay couple in a world where acceptance is often just polite lip service to an inclusive idea. Enjoy the show   Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie

On today's podcast I chatted with author, restaurateur, healer and teacher David Ellis. David is a former client of ours and after a brief amount of work that we did for him way back in the very dark Celtic tiger crash days, a friendship developed. David's story is extremely interesting, and in the very competitive and demanding hospitality sector he went from being the emotionless hatchet man to being someone that his colleagues could barely recognise. After his father passed away something very strange and quite unbelievable happened to him, which changed the course of his life. Let's hear that story...    Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie  

On today's podcast I had the immense pleasure of chatting with the author of the book, ‘Octopus on a Treadmill', Gifty Enright. As a young woman growing up in Ghana she dreamt of having lots of shoes, big cupboards, and the trappings of success, so she moved to London to fulfill her dream. She quickly discovered that she missed that strong sense of community that she enjoyed in Ghana, but she dug deep and carved out a very successful career and life for herself in London. After a number of years this successful, hard working career mum hit a “Burnout” wall that she knew could not be solved with the medication that was being prescribed to her. This avid reader who was determined to get better, did some deep research to find a sustainable solution to her life situation. She applied what she learnt and after just three months she was on the road to recovery and hasn't looked back since. She wrote the book 'Octopus on a Treadmill' to share what she learned so that other busy career mums who are constantly juggling don't hit the same burnout wall that she did. As well as being an author, she is a public speaker and a coach and she doesn't care so much about those shoes anymore! Enjoy the show   Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie   

On today's episode I chatted with Genealogist David Ryan who opened up my eyes to a profession I knew nothing about. What exactly does a genealogist do, who employs them, why and when? David explained to me the process that he normally follows, and the interesting people that he ends up doing this work for and the unusual stories that he uncovers, including the poor man who was killed on Patrick Street by a bull who had escaped! As well as providing practical tips about investigating your own family tree, he also spoke about the many online ancestry services that use DNA tests as part of their process and if these are to be trusted. Enjoy the show..   Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie  

On today's podcast I had the privilege of speaking with Irish actor Diarmuid Noyes, the co-lead of the movie ‘Christy', which has been winning awards in Ireland and abroad and rave reviews from movie critics everywhere. Diarmuid plays the character Shane in the movie brilliantly, as he wrestles with the job of trying to steer his brother Christy on the right path and at the same time, not to derail his own life. Diarmuid talks in detail about the huge preparation that goes into getting a part like this right, the process around the whole movie and the special bond that has grown between the novice actors and the more experienced actors like himself and Emma Willis, who played his wife Stacey in the movie. He has been acting since he was nine years of age, a career shaped in some ways by a  crush on Mary Kate Olsen and personal circumstances, and even now he still finds this crazy profession challenging. Diarmuid is extremely humble, finds praise a difficult thing to accept and for some strange reason he gives himself too hard a time.  Yes Diarmuid, you are a brilliant actor. Enjoy the show... Christy opens in Irish cinemas on the 29th August, and in Britain from the 5th September. The book I referred to at the end of the podcast is called The Surrender Experiment.   Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie   

On night two of the Berlin Ale Film Festival there was a second screening of the movie Christy in a more intimate venue, and a chance for me to relax and properly watch the movie. During the course of the evening I spoke with some of the stars behind the movie and I also hit the record button during the Kabin Crew performance, and the audience question and answer session with the cast and the audience after the show. The film really connected with the audience and while the questions they asked were really interesting, some of the answers were quite hilarious and you just might get a flavour of real Cork like! The movie was about real lives, it captured both the dark and the light, and in many ways it was art imitating life. On today's podcast I captured some of the magic from this very special night.  Interviews with: Brendan Canty (Director and co-writer) Emmet Fleming - Sleeper Films Danny Power - Christy Jamie Forde - Robot Darren 'Tiny' Stewart - Ferrit Ema Willis - Stacy Cara Cullen - Leona Ian 'Bony' Tabone Enjoy the show Christy was co-written by and directed by Brendan Canty Christy opens in cinemas at the end of August.   Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie      

Join me and Greg Canty (Win Happy podcast) for the final installment of our four-part series on putting together The 4 Of Us' latest album, Crescent Nights.   The final numbers—they're the crucial part that makes you wonder if you should listen again, or maybe just go for a walk.   We dive into the album's closing songs, and the journey from youthful optimism to older (and not necessarily wiser) reflections.   On "I Know You Know Me So Well", the song embraced its ramshackle rhythm section, and I had to push my vocal limits higher and lower than I'm used to.   "Miracle Every Morning" closes the album as a thank you to that rare piece of solid ground in a shaky world, usually found next to the person who holds you steady.   Beyond the music, we talk collaborative chaos and why a thick skin was a necessary requirement in the studio. The final piece of the puzzle: Discover how we brought Crescent Nights home.   Brendan   Brendan Murphy, THE 4 OF US This podcast has been produced by Fuzion.

On today's podcast I chatted with theatre director, writer and performer Karen Minihan about many topics including her two books, her plays, her theatre directing and her performing. It is one of life's huge miracles that Karen worked as a solicitor for 10 years, and then that moment arrived when she had to embrace who she was and what she needed to be doing with her precious life. She spoke about where she gets her inspiration, how stories come to her, how she develops the characters and how she thrives off the energy that comes from collaboration. She also spoke about her book Extraordinary, Ordinary Women and the sequel More Extraordinary, Ordinary Women. In these books she reveals the untold stories that highlight the significant, yet often overlooked, contributions of women in West Cork during the Irish War of Independence and Civil War. Karen is an absolute live wire, brimming with passion, projects, ideas and creativity, and I tried my very best to keep pace with her. Enjoy the show This episode is dedicated to Sorcha   Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie  

Early in the morning on the 13th June 2025 the air raid sirens and the phone alerts came and you had to quickly move to a communal shelter with your partner and your two children. What thoughts go through your head when you hear the bombs overhead? What conversations do you have with other people sheltering? What do you tell your children? Does it make people think about what it must be like for people in Gaza as the bombs rain down on them and they have no shelters? How do you do this day after day when those sirens alert you once again to take cover? Now that the war with Iran “is over” how do you feel? What is the position with Gaza and has this changed the standing of Netanyahu? On today's podcast I chat with Paul Kearns, urban planner, author and journalist about his experience living in Tel Aviv with his young family for the last 8 years, and wonder what is he still doing there? Let's hear what he has to say.   Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie

I can't imagine giving up my home and deciding to live in a horse drawn caravan. I can't imagine moving to another country in that horse drawn caravan and buying some land on a rugged peninsula. I can't imagine living in a teepee on that land through wet and damp winters with my infant children. On today's podcast I chatted with Lisa Scarff who moved from Dorset to Sheep's Head in 1993, and made a wonderful life for herself and her children. She speaks about her love of nature, making a life in West Cork, entrepreneurship, her meadows, butterflies, moths and turning 70! Enjoy the show Greg Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie    

On today's podcast I had the absolute pleasure of the company of Fiona Burke, the founder and owner of Little Red Skincare. A simple conversation about her very special business opened up into a number of areas I wasn't at all expecting. She chatted about her early life as the daughter of the local policeman in Ennis, being bullied out of her job as an engineer by someone who felt that wasn't the place for a woman, and this leading to an unplanned life of a successful entrepreneur selling cheese at various markets around Cork. The cheese business evolved into Little Red Skincare, an organically certified business that can be purchased online, in various stockists, or even better, in person from Fiona at Bantry, Skibbereen and Schull markets. She also chatted about some big personal changes that she has made recently, and how she has cracked the code on this thing we call life!  Enjoy the show  Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie  

After such a long wait we were finally in our seats to watch the premiere of my son's first feature film, Christy at the prestigious Berlinaile International Film Festival. The speeches were made to open the festival and finally the lights went down and the film began. I wasn't fully sure what to expect of the movie, and within minutes I found myself emotionally gripped by the story and throughout I laughed and I cried, I cheered on the main characters and hoped that things would work out for them, and at the very end, and I really don't want to give anything away of the story, I wept and had to take a few moments to dry my eyes and gather myself. The movie was brilliant and moving, all of the talented actors and everyone involved waved the Irish and Knocknaheeney, Cork flag proudly and yes, my son did good, beyond good, brilliant. After the movie had finished and I dried my eyes, I chatted with Daithí O'Dronai who did the music score, to see how he enjoyed it, and how he went about creating such a beautiful sound backdrop throughout the film to match the story.  I then managed to catch Brendan, the man of the moment for a couple of words before chatting with some of the very talented cast; Diarmuid Nose, Sophia McNamara, Emma Willis and Ciaran Bermingham, a mix of established and brand new actors about their experience of working in the movie and some other projects they are involved in. At the after party I finally caught up with the extremely humble and down to earth, Daniel Power who played the main character Christy in the movie. This superstar in the making explained his journey from rapping to acting, and how easy that transition was for him and once again it shows the huge role that initiatives like the Kabin Studio can play in young people's lives.   A few drinks later and it was time to get to bed - this wasn't your typical Valentine's Day, but it was the day when an international audience fell in love with Christy, with Knocknaheeny and this special love letter to Cork city. Christy will be showing in cinemas this summer - you are in for a very special treat.   Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie    

Join me and Greg Canty (host of the Win Happy podcast) as we pull back the curtain on the making of The 4 Of Us' latest album. Today we explore how lockdown transformed "Waiting Game" into reality with the creative input of our online audience. "Night Out of Town" chronicles a teenager's first taste of freedom, and we uncover the collaborative songwriting process behind "Tree Of Life." Plus: the brutal truth about tracks that got axed. From raw demos to masters—discover the journey of how "Crescent Nights" came to life. Brendan Brendan Murphy, THE 4 OF US This podcast has been produced by Fuzion.  

Debbie Maas, Senior Vice President at Fuzion, and Amy Rey, Managing Director of Growth and Strategy at Zeldis Research Associates, join Jim Flynn and Leslie Castillo to break down the differences between qualitative and quantitative research in the insurance industry. Want to learn how choosing the right research method can drive better decision-making? Listen to this episode of the IMCA Peer-to-Peer Podcast from ONEFIRE.

In part two of a two part podcast, Artist and Author, Sue Stolberger chats with me about her nearly 40 years living in a tent in the Ruaha National Park in East Africa. Sue says that “nature is the greatest teacher” and she shares with me so many of her experiences from that special time including Winkie the Warthog, Mr and Mrs C, Romeo the giraffe, Mrs Reedbuck and the cycle of life, her encounter with a lion, falling trees, climate change, gender equality and her wonderful life with the world renowned sculptor, her very special Rob Glen. All of these stories are captured in her beautiful book, ‘Nature Speaks' , which in many ways is as much a book about life as it is about nature. Sue has done lots, but there is lots more to come… Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie    

On today's podcast I chatted with the wonderful author, artist, photographer, nature lover and sometimes life philosopher, Sue Stolberger. Sue has had the most fascinating life, with most of it spent living in a tent in the Ruaha National Park in the East African wilderness. In part 1 of this two part podcast, Sue chats about her early magical idyllic life in Tanzania, her love of painting, living hand to mouth for four years in Italy, and then finally returning to Tanzania and purchasing a jeep with the proceeds of an exhibition of her work.   After spending some time exploring and painting in different locations at weekends, she met and fell in love with sculptor Rob Glen after a few twists and turns. A good turn to a stranger in need, resulted in a permit to live and work in Ruaha National Park, where they were the only people permitted to be there. Sue remembers a safari visit there when she was young, and feeling that her heart was going to burst with happiness. Let's hear the story that brought her there... Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie

On today's podcast I chatted with Liam Mullane, the musician turned Mercedes-Benz General Manager. Liam's passion is music, and despite his very best efforts he realised that the life of a musician playing original material was not going to sustain him and he had to choose a different path. With a new focus this talented lead guitarist became a leading salesman, and after 22 years in the motor trade he is now the General Manager of Mercedes-Benz in Cork. He chatted about his career path, the ups and downs, the buzz of being a successful salesman, how to close a sale, the special role of cars in our lives, QTR and why the music never ever stops! Enjoy the show… Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie  

Join me and Greg Canty from the  WinHappy podcast.for part 2 of our behind-the-scenes look at making The 4 Of Us' latest LP, Crescent Nights.  Today's episode features three songs that made the final cut and some unreleased tracks. Hear 'Carry Me to the Water,' a song about our father's summer vacation turned ferry service across beach rocks, and 'Boneshaker,' an anthem to our first taste of freedom on two wheels.  Plus, learn about our brother Paul's revolutionary mixing technique on 'Hurt People,' where removing almost every instrument proved that less can be more. Enjoy... Brendan Brendan Murphy, THE 4 OF US This podcast has been produced by Fuzion.  

On today's podcast I had the pleasure of learning some of life's lessons from a very wise man, Kevin Fahey, CEO and Founder of Peer to Peer coaching company, Essence of Leadership. Kevin came from a family farm in Tipperary, he went into the Irish clothing manufacturing industry and after a board room battle he found himself at home, unemployed. Never a man to stand still Kevin started off a successful training company and was once labelled a Positive Psychopath by one of his clients. Like so many other businesses the recession that followed the Celtic Tiger crash, had him once again wondering where the next few bob was going to come from.  Kevin reinvented himself, and with all of his collective wisdom and experience he remodelled his business following the simple principle that often the wisdom that we are searching for actually sits within us. He explains why and how peer to peer coaching is so powerful, in particular for business owners and senior managers. As I have been very recently grappling with a big birthday number, we also chatted about ageism and moving into “wisdom”! I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did...  Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie  

On today's podcast I chatted with relationship crisis coach, Puya Delavar. About 10 years ago Puya was on the brink - his successful corporate career came at a huge price as his marriage and his personal health were in crisis. He had successfully played the corporate game, giving his career everything and more but realised that he was about to lose thievery  thing that was most precious to him and he wanted to change. It got so bad that his own doctor recommended that he should quit his job! He studied and researched how to repair the damage and recover his relationship and this process of discovery not only led to what he calls “holistic success”, but it also led him on the path to helping other men who find themselves in the same life predicament. Puya's ‘Crisis to Connection' programme helps men to face and embrace their emotions and over twelve weeks he helps them to repair their relationships and prosper. Enjoy the show...    Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie

On today's podcast I had the absolute pleasure of discussing one of my huge passions, my love of Liverpool Football Club with Liverpudlian, Josh Williams. Josh is a football analyst, a journalist, an author and a podcaster and his very focussed area of interest is the football club that I adore. Josh is from the city, he has an analytical mind and he has combined that with his passion for his club, and on his podcast and Substack account, Distance Covered he goes into the kind of clever detail that all dedicated fans love. He left his full time job as a football journalist with the Liverpool Echo to bravely follow his passion and if you want to read and listen to what he has to say you have to subscribe - it's more than worth it. As well as being a clever football analyst he is a super nice guy who seems to have this thing called life figured out! Enjoy the show..    Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie

On today's podcast I chatted to a really nice guy, Bob Grant, a clinically trained relationship expert and founder of Relationship Headquarters. For over 20 years Bob from Atlanta, Georgia, has been helping successful women to find lasting relationships with men through his very successful programmes.  Bob chats about the unique challenges that these successful women have and how his programmes help them to overcome these challenges and fulfill their dreams.  Men and women are very different, and a woman's “success” can cause a particular set of circumstances because of the roles we are normally programmed to have in our relationships. Bob chats about this, about how you treat your own heart and so much more. Enjoy the show ..,    Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie   

Microsoft throws everything at its launch titles to see what sticks for the Xbox original release in 2001 including this Party Game; Fuzion Frenzy with its host of fast paced mini games aimed at gamers of a certain drinking age and their 3 friends. Light and competitive and addicting as all get out. We discuss the Official Xbox Magazine launched that alongside and gave Fuzion Frenzy a fairly positive score. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Microsoft throws everything at its launch titles to see what sticks for the Xbox original release in 2001 including this Party Game; Fuzion Frenzy with its host of fast paced mini games aimed at gamers of a certain drinking age and their 3 friends. Light and competitive and addicting as all get out. We discuss the Official Xbox Magazine launched that alongside and gave Fuzion Frenzy a fairly positive score. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's podcast I chatted with Anders Indset, a Norwegian business and life philosopher. Anders, a former international handball champion and entrepreneur, now spends his time writing and speaking at events about philosophy and the role of technology for humanity. Anders has many big ideas, he invests in technology businesses that can create a positive effect on humanity and unlike me he is very positive about the role of AI in society. He chats about his latest book, ‘The Viking Code' and yes we did have a big conversation about that horrible topic, AI !! He has a lot to say and I must admit at times I found it hard to keep up with him!! Enjoy the show    Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie   

An unlikely and unexpected meeting with my cousin Mick Brennan led us to recording this podcast at the beginning of the year. Mick is a psychotherapist and counsellor among many other interests that he has. On the podcast we figured out the meaning of life, and he also chatted to me about the importance of building a solid foundation for your mental health and general well being by looking after a few basic things every day. While we chatted about well being we also spoke about the importance of being resilient and being able to cope with the normal stresses that life can throw at all of us. Happy New Year and enjoy the show!  Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie

On today's podcast I chatted with Paul Niland, journalist and CEO / Founder of Lifeline Ukraine, the national suicide prevention resource for the country. This is the third year in succession that I have chatted with Paul from his apartment in Kyiv as he and fellow Ukrainians prepare for another war time Christmas and the prospect of yet another year of this brutal war. Even though Paul is experiencing the effects of the relentless stress of living through a war, he says the mood there is one of resolute resistance, Ukraine will not capitulate and he is confident that victory will come. We spoke about daily life in Kyiv, the possible difference that Trump may make, how people end up being hardened by war and we even spoke about Christmas trees. This is my last podcast of 2024, I'd like to thank all of my guests this year and I'd like to thank you, my listeners. Have a wonderful, peaceful Christmas and let's hope that Paul and his fellow Ukrainians will experience this too, sooner rather than later. Enjoy the show.  Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie  

On today's podcast I chatted with Michelle Furey, who comes from that famous Irish musical family. Michelle' s career wasn't a musical one, but one in the beauty industry which resulted in her establishing her own beauty clinic. Her life took a huge turn in 2018 when just like many others, she went to Turkey for what should have been a routine Tummy Tuck procedure. This procedure turned out to be a botched horror show of monumental proportions which has resulted in Michelle needing 21 subsequent procedures to restore her health, which has still not been fully restored, Michelle, determined to make sure that no one suffers like her has started her own cosmetic surgery company Asetica to provide safe, affordable procedures for these who need them Our conversation provides a fascinating insight into this poorly regulated industry, about who needs these procedures and what would make them take the same dangerous journey as Michelle took.  Enjoy the show...  Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie    

On today's podcast I chatted with my good friend, the proud Scotsman, Malcolm Allan, co-founder of a new training company, The Place Brand Academy.   At the tender age of 75, Malcolm, one of the true pioneers of Place Brand Marketing had brought all of his experience, knowledge and expertise together for anyone who wants to work or learn more about this fascinating discipline.   Malcolm chats about the importance of place branding, and the process and discipline involved in developing place brands. As the Wild Atlantic Way celebrates 10 successful years he shares his story of how the brand was developed and how the same approach was used for other brands he worked with around the world.   While developing a place brand is an important first step, the real value is created when it is managed properly into the future.   Enjoy the show!  Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie

MrTD FMHTYE Presents - Fall and Winter Mixtures1. Risk Assessment - DANCIN' IN MY EYES2. Michael Jackson - I Cant Help It3. Malankane, TekniQ - The Groove4. Michele Chiavarini, Carmichael Musiclover - Express Yourself5. Kimara Lovelace - Merry Go Round6. The Late Boyz - Can't Sop Dancing7. Mr. Fingers - Children At Play8. Robert Owens - I'll Be Your Friend9. JCS Feat Patsy Fuller - Undecided10. Laroye - People out there11. Eric Kupper presents Organika - Havana12. Louie Vega Feat DJ Spinna - Atmosphere Strut13. Louie Vega Feat Janine Sugah Lyrics Lyons - A Place Where We Can All Be Free14. Brian Jackson, Two Soul Fusion - Little Orphan Boy15. Boddhi Satva feat Athenai & C. Robert Walker - Who Am I16. Myra - Come to Me17. Opolopo - Bebeccie's Theme18. Pascal, Livo & Mr Day - Vision Of A New World19. Alex Attais - Sus 4 Jam20. Bougie Soliterre - Got The Bug21. Stephane Attias - Live Life22. Franck Roger, Shawn Chappelle, Fred Everything - Enchanted23. Jill Scott ft Anto Hamilton - So in Love24. Kerri Chandler - Another Dawn25. Kerri Chandler - We All R 126. Loftsoul and The Latin Soul Brothas - Soul Inspiration27. Fuzion & Arnold Jarvis - Change28. Diviniti - Find A Way29. Arnold Jarvis - Where Has Love Gone30. Cassius Feat. Soulplate - The Sound Of Violence31. Los Charly's Orchestra, Juan Laya, Jorge Montiel - Vibration32. Karu - High Life Natural

Giga Bytes Podcast #327: Hoy hablamos de la demanda de Nintendo por Palworld, Playstation Anniversary Collection, Battlefield regresa, Agatha All Along, Funko Fuzion, Quidditch Champions y mucho más!!! Playstation 30th Anniversary Collection anunciados Nintendo y The Pokemon Company demandan a Pocketpair (Palworld) por violación a patentes en su juego Palworld Pocketpair contesta a Nintendo Rumor: se filtran supuestas imágenes del sucesor del Switch WSJ: PS5 ha vendido 61.7 Millones vs Series X/S 28.3 millones desde sus lanzamientos en el 2020 Funko Fusion Harry Potter Quidditch Champions FF7 Rebirth y FF16 no llenan pronósticos de ventas PS6: se reporta contrato entre AMD y Sony para PS6 PS6 en desarrollo, retrocompatibilidad de alta importancia Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered recibe clasificación del ESRB para PS5 y PC Respawn desarrollando el cierre de la trilogia de Cal Kestis HTC Vive Focus Vision anunciado para $999, preordenes ya Bundles de Switch en camino: $299: Switch, Joy Cons azul y Rojo, codigo para MK8 Deluxe y 12 meses de Switch Online $349.99: Switch OLED, Joy cons Blancos, Codigo MK8 Deluxe, 12 meses de Switch Online PS Co-CEO Hideaki Nishinio: Consolas continuaran siendo la base del negocio Agatha All Along ep 1-4 review Remedy: Se sorprenderán con Alan Wake 2 en PS5 Pro Black Myth Wukong a recibir DLC a principios del 2025 The Last of Season 2 para principios del 2025 Detalles de próximo Battlefield: En desarrollo por múltiples estudios internos, se espera 2025 Regreso a era moderna Arte conceptual Eliminará modo de 128 jugadores y especialistas Batallas clásicas en mapas de 64 jugadores Buscan recapturar exito de BF3 y 4 Batman a recibir estrella en el Walk of Fame, Batman day sábado 21   Sigueme y Suscribete: Facebook.com/elgiga Youtube.com/elgiga947 Instagram.com/elgiga947                                                                                                                                    Twitch.tv/elgiga947 Twitter.com/elgiga947 Giga Bytes Podcast   #monsterenergypr @monsterenergy @Stephreyesmarketing @caribbeanxsports @eriberto213 #gigabytespodcast #PS5pro #Astrobot #PS5 #Playstation30thanniversarycollection #pokemon #palworld #nintendo #switch2 #marvel #agathaallalong #funkofuzion #harrypotter #quidditchchampions #keymailer #FunkoFusion Disclosure: I received a free review copy of this product from https://www.keymailer.co