Podcast appearances and mentions of garrett carr

Laura Caygill reviews The Boy From the Sea by Garrett Carr published by Pan Macmillan; A charmingly wry tale of a struggling family in an Irish fishing town in the 70s and 80s.

To celebrate the release of his new book “The Boy From The Sea”, author Garrett Carr was The Last Word's latest entry to the Culture Club.Hit the ‘Play' button on this page to hear his choices.

Welcome to Season 2 of The Writers' Cafe! Brought to you from the award-winning indie, Sevenoaks Bookshop!This week's visitor to the cafe is the insanely talented and insightful, Garrett Carr. Garrett joins us upon the release of his debut fiction novel, The Boy from the Sea. Join us as we discuss all things love/loss, resentment, fishing, and so much more. Garrett was such a lovely guest and is certainly welcome back to our cafe anytime!If you are new to The Writer's Cafe pod: Inspired by our own in-shop cafe of the same name and the conversations about books, life, literature, and so much more every single day - as well as the literary salons of old where gossip thrived - this podcast seeks to highlight and celebrate the best writers and voices every episode with a warm, detailed conversation about their work and craft.Garrett's work can be purchased with us here:The Boy from the Sea https://sevenoaksbookshop.co.uk/shop/the-boy-from-the-sea-by-garrett-carr/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Recorded November 30, 2023. A lecture by Dr Orla Fitzpatrick (Ireland's Border Culture Project, Trinity College Dublin) as part of the Medical and Health Humanities Seminar Series in association with Trinity Long Room Hub. During the 1860s, photographic studios such as Allen of Westland Row, Foster of Westmoreland Street and Lawrence of Sackville Street provided the source imagery for articles in the Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science. In an era before the advent of photo-mechanical reproduction, the images were published as woodcuts or lithographs or sometimes original prints were tipped into the journal. The paper will also survey the reviews and references to international photographically illustrated publications which appeared in the Dublin press. Dr Orla Fitzpatrick is a Research Fellow working with Professor Eve Patten, Trinity College Dublin and Garrett Carr, Queen's University Belfast, on a HEA Shared Island North-South Research Programme project ‘Ireland's Border Culture: Literature, Arts, and Policy.' Dr Fitzpatrick attained a PhD from Ulster University on the topic of modernity, modernism and Irish photography, 1922 to 1949. Her book Lost Ireland was published by Rizzoli and Pavilion in 2021. She curated 'Imaging Conflict: photographs from revolutionary era Ireland,' a major exhibition at the National Museum of Ireland which opened in October 2022. This looked at the production and consumption of photographic images in conflict situations.

On today's show Torres discusses the latest wild Harbaugh accusations - he explains why its not good and why this may finally push Harbaugh back to the NFL. Plus, it's Week 8 picks and Aaron plays "Right/Wrong" hitting on his best and worst takes of the week. Finally, he is joined by Big Ten insider Garrett Carr to discuss Penn State-Ohio State on Saturday. Jim Harbaugh latest accusations (2:00): Torres opens the show by discussing the latest Jim Harbaugh accusations. He explains why this is way worse than anything Harbaugh is accused of - and why this might be the end of Harbaugh at Michigan. Week 8 Preview (13:00): Next, Torres dives into the Week 8 preview. He discusses Penn State-Ohio State (his deep dive was on Wednesday's show) as well as Tennessee-Alabama, Utah-USC, Ole Miss-Auburn, Clemson-Miami and much more Big Ten insider Garrett Carr previews Penn State-Ohio State (27:00): Torres next welcomes on Big Ten insider Garrett Carr to discuss Penn State-Ohio State. They break down this weekend's biggest game from all angles, and make their picks on the mega showdown Aaron Right/Aaron Wrong (53:00): Finally, Aaron wraps the week as he does every Friday with "Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong" discussing his best and worst takes of the week. Included, why he was dead right on Mark Stoops, wrong on Washington and one college football coach + the "most right" he's ever been on one specific college hoops topic KENTUCKY - Sports betting has come to your state! Download the DraftKings Sportsbook app - bet $5 on any game and get $200 in free bets when you use the code "TORRES" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Tyler and Garrett from the band Royal Sugar. It was a delight to get to know this talented duo and chat about pretty much everything under the sun.For more about Royal Sugar, click here!Royal Sugar Insta: @royalsugarbandRoyal Sugar FB: @royalsugarbandBio: Meet the future of rock 'n' roll: Nashville's Royal Sugar. The glam group is the most exciting new band to emerge on the scene, a mix of ‘70s and ‘80s nostalgia made fresh by their penchant for modern pop. In concert, they channel everything from Def Leppard's rawness to Jim Morrison's swaggering flamboyance. Royal Sugar's Tyler Cohenour (frontman) and Garrett Carr (bass/vocals) first met in college in Florida, the same state they both hail from. Growing up, both musicians had a penchant for the type of rock music their dads raised them on, like AC/DC. Upon meeting and becoming friends, they realized they may be musical soulmates. “First couple times we played, we're like ‘There's chemistry there. We should run with this and see what happens,'” Carr recalls. In 2021, Royal Sugar made their debut with a cover of Harry Styles' “Medicine.” They attended the pop star's show in Nashville back during one of his first solo tours and were blown away by the track, which the former One Direction member has played live frequently but never released officially. Royal Sugar had dropped a cover of “Medicine” on TikTok that blew up so they decided to record it. But for their first original song, they led off with “California Nightmare” in July 2022. It's a proper introduction to their shimmering fusion of the past and the present that positions them firmly in rock's future. It was also the first song they were able to write in person when Cohenour returned to Nashville. “Ty's a super talented producer, so he'll get in there and build out these tracks,” Carr says of his bandmate. “He's got a really great ear for how melodies come together so he'll usually get the structure and the bones and then we'll go back and forth on arrangements. It's definitely a collaboration, based off Ty's vision for the initial concept.” -- Bio Written by Brittany Spanos So grateful for all the listeners! Check out the links below for everything from my fave charities, to podcast merch, and the semi-updated blog. Love the show? Please consider writing a review! Click here for reviews.Donate Dachshund Rescue of Houston hereBlog https://tstakaishi.wixsite.com/musicInsta @creative_peacemeal_podcastFB @creativepeacemealpodBonfire Merch https://www.bonfire.com/store/creative-peacemeal/Redbubble Merch CPPodcast.redbubble.com

On today's show, Aaron comes full circle talking Brittney Griner, then explains why the portal isn't as crazy as expected and rips through the best players available. He then welcomes on college football writer Garrett Carr to talk about the landscape of the sport and wraps with "Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong." Brittney Griner (2:00): After discussing the topic at length during the summer, Aaron circles back in on the Brittney Griner story with the announcement she'll return home. Aaron explains why he's happy for Griner and her family, but that there's still work to be done. Portal not as crazy as expected + Best players (13:00): From there, Torres talks portal. He explains why things haven't been as crazy as most people initially expected, and why that's a good sign for college football. From there, he goes through the 10 players you need to know - as well as where they're currently projected to commit. College football writer Garrett Carr joins the show (29:00): Next, Aaron welcomes Aaron Torres Online college football writer Garrett Carr to the show. The guys discuss the impact of Deion Sanders, if Ohio State really might be heading in the wrong direction as a program despite their playoff berth and much more. Aaron Right/Wrong (1:03:00): Finally, we wrap with "Aaron Right, Aaron Wrong" discussing why he was correct on college football conspiracy theories, but dead wrong on one college hoops conference. Plus, the NFL, college hoops and maybe the greatest "Aaron Right" ever. Today's show is brought to you by our presenting sponsor Betfred Sportsbook. Bet $50 on any college football game and get $250 - all courtesy of Betfred. Also, make sure to join the Aaron Torres Pod NFL Pick 'Em!!! Free to enter with a $1,000 cash prize + winners every week! Click here to enter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this, the second part of our two part documentary The Forgotten Troubles, hosts Zoe Williams and Luke Cooper explore the contemporary politics of Northern Ireland and the extent to which the Good Friday Agreement makes it difficult to break out of sectarian division. They meet the Alliance Party on the campaign trail in the traditionally unionist area of Lagan Valley and ask whether it is possible or desirable to go 'beyond Orange and Green'. They explore the possible futures of the island of Ireland in the Brexit crisis, and the difficult challenges it faces. Featuring: Sorcha Eastwood, Alliance Party candidate for Lagan Valley, Katy Hayward, a sociologist at Queen's University Belfast, Garrett Carr, author of The Rule of the Land, and Mickey Brady, the Sinn Fein MP for Newry and South Armagh. Editing and mixing: Jamie Coward The documentary was produced in collaboration with Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, Brussels Office. Funded by the German Federal Foreign Office. The European Cultural Foundation supports this initiative as it is rethinking Europe as an open and democratic space.

Northern Ireland occupies a strange position within the Brexit debate. It is at once at the centre and at the periphery of the constitutional uncertainty and political crisis Brexit has created. Poorly understood in Britain even amongst the most well informed, the political future of those living on the island of Ireland has been thrown into huge doubt by the 2016 referendum. Hosts Zoe Williams and Luke Cooper went to Northern Ireland to understand how its troubled history shapes the present day. In this two part documentary they explain what they learnt. Part one looks at how the past reverberates into today and the on-going problem of sectarian division.  Featuring: Katy Hayward, a sociologist at Queen's University Belfast, Garrett Carr, author of The Rule of the Land, and Mickey Brady, the Sinn Fein MP for Newry and South Armagh.  Production and mixing: Jamie Coward The documentary was produced in collaboration with Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, Brussels Office. Funded by the German Federal Foreign Office. The European Cultural Foundation supports this initiative as it is rethinking Europe as an open and democratic space.

Shane and Joe wrap up the NTL Fall Season with interviews from Towanda SR Teagan Willey in Girls Soccer and Garrett Carr who is covering the NP Liberty VBall team during this postseason run. Plus Shane and Joe discuss their favorite memories of this Sports season and share their NTL FBall Awards.

In this special summer season of The Infinite City, listen out for interviews with professionals whose careers have intersected with the city of Belfast and with the work of PLACE. But first, we have a live episode we recorded last October. Our venue was the amazing Sonic Lab at Queen's University. If you haven't already heard it, Part 1 featuring Aisling O'Beirn and Garrett Carr is available now. Here, in part 2, our guests are Darran Anderson, the Derry-born, London-based author of Imaginary Cities and Agustina Martire, who came from South America by way of several other cities to settle in Belfast, as an urbanist and lecturer and an advocate of city streets. We also have a wrap up session with all four guests and some audience Q&A. This live episode was made possible thanks to the support of Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Arts & Business NI, British Council and Belfast International Arts Festival. The Infinite City is a project by PLACE. Our Summer Season 2019 is supported by Belfast City Council.

This week, to kick off a special Summer Season we're excited to share a two-part live episode. In October 2018, Rebekah and Conor invited four special guests to join them for the first live episode of The Infinite City podcast, recorded in front of an audience at the Sonic Lab in Belfast. This live episode was the closing event of Open House Belfast, an architecture festival organised by PLACE that invites the public inside the city's best buildings, engineering projects and artists' studios. After a weekend of building tours, site visits, talks and artist performances, it was great to sit down with people who have studied the city (both Belfast and cities more broadly) to talk about urbanism in Belfast and beyond. Our venue was the amazing Sonic Lab at Queen's University. We had four guest interviewees, including the writer Darran Anderson and the architect Agustina Martire, both of whom who you'll hear in part 2. But first, in this episode, Aisling O'Beirn discusses her artistic work on the politics of place through site-specific projects in Belfast, and writer Garrett Carr, author of The Rule of the Land: Walking Ireland's Border, tells us about his experience making maps in the edgelands and subverting official mapped spaces. Plus, a reading by the writer Eunice Yeates and a performance by Mark McCambridge, who makes music as Arborist. The Infinite City is a project by PLACE. Our Summer Season 2019 is supported by Belfast City Council.

Garrett Carr on the radical commune which broke the silence of rural Donegal in the 1970s

We talk with Garrett Carr with Hidden Instinct from hunting coyotes to fighting fire and how they both go together so well.

The SAHN Crew had the opportunity of a lifetime, when they sat down and picked the brains of Garrett Carr and Micah Fey, of Hidden Instinct. Micah and Garrett are coyote killing machines. To say that they are passionate about coyote hunting, would be a major understatement! They’ve been friends for years, and a few years ago, decided to start sharing their passions for hunting coyotes… Thus Hidden Instinct was born. With over 180 videos on YouTube, and nearly 29K subscribers, they are CRUSHING the world of filmed coyote hunts. Garrett and Micah recently wrapped up a Coyote Tour, where they set the goal to kill 100 coyotes in a mere 30 days!! If you’ve ever hunted coyotes, you understand how challenging that goal can really be. We won’t ruin it for you, so you’ll have to subscribe to their YouTube Channel and see for yourself, if they met their goal or not! You’ll be sure to earn a little bit about coyote hunting, and have some of your basic questions are answered in this podcast. We cannot thank Garrett and Micah enough, for their willingness to share some tips and tactics, and for sharing their way-of-life with us! We’re fired up after this podcast, and hope that you’re just as ready as we are, to get out and dump some coyotes!! Follow Hidden Instinct: Instagram - @hidden_instinct Facebook - Hidden Instinct Website (Merchandise) - www.hiddeninstinct.net YouTube - Hidden Instinct To follow along on all of the SAHN adventures, tune in to Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and their website! Instagram - @sahn_outdoors Facebook - Sahn Outdoors YouTube - Sahn Outdoors Website - www.sahnoutdoors.com

The SAHN Crew had the opportunity of a lifetime, when they sat down and picked the brains of Garrett Carr and Micah Fey, of Hidden Instinct. Micah and Garrett are coyote killing machines. To say that they are passionate about coyote hunting, would be a major understatement! They’ve been friends for years, and a few years ago, decided to start sharing their passions for hunting coyotes… Thus Hidden Instinct was born. With over 180 videos on YouTube, and nearly 29K subscribers, they are CRUSHING the world of filmed coyote hunts. Garrett and Micah recently wrapped up a Coyote Tour, where they set the goal to kill 100 coyotes in a mere 30 days!! If you’ve ever hunted coyotes, you understand how challenging that goal can really be. We won’t ruin it for you, so you’ll have to subscribe to their YouTube Channel and see for yourself, if they met their goal or not! You’ll be sure to earn a little bit about coyote hunting, and have some of your basic questions are answered in this podcast. We cannot thank Garrett and Micah enough, for their willingness to share some tips and tactics, and for sharing their way-of-life with us! We’re fired up after this podcast, and hope that you’re just as ready as we are, to get out and dump some coyotes!! Follow Hidden Instinct: Instagram - @hidden_instinct Facebook - Hidden Instinct Website (Merchandise) - www.hiddeninstinct.net YouTube - Hidden Instinct To follow along on all of the SAHN adventures, tune in to Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and their website! Instagram - @sahn_outdoors Facebook - Sahn Outdoors YouTube - Sahn Outdoors Website - www.sahnoutdoors.com

Donegal is an Irish county where silence is a virtue. You can find it in the desolate landscape, the big skies and far horizons - but silence can be found in the people too. Maybe it's discretion or reticence. It could be shyness or a kind of wisdom. So when radical free-thinking commune, The Atlantis Foundation, set up home in the remote Donegal village of Burtonport in the mid-1970s, it seemed like an unlikely choice of location. Led by charismatic Englishwoman Jenny James and inspired by an experimental brand of counter-cultural psychology, the foundation practised 'primal scream' therapy. This was about letting it all out, yelling; shouting; shrieking to release deep rooted fears in the most challenging and visceral way. The locals simply called them the Screamers. Author and Donegal native Garrett Carr was a boy when he first heard of the Screamers. His family would lower their voices when mentioning them. While he found the name unnerving, Garrett was intrigued. On the coast near his home, he liked to imagine he could hear their cries echoing across the water. Now Garrett is returning to Donegal to find out who the Screamers were, what they wanted and if they ever managed to find it. Most of all he wants to know what happened when the quiet restraint of his local community was confronted by the outward abandonment of the Atlantis Foundation. Garrett is going home to discover what happens when silence meets scream. Producer: Conor Garrett.

The Irish border is currently the focus of intense negotiations around Brexit. Nobody knows how a soft or hard Brexit will work in practise but most agree that a hard border will negatively affect both the economies and relationships of the Republic and Northern Ireland. Helen Mark delves beneath the politics to discover the wildness of the land along the border and talks to the people who live there and cross the border daily. The border has inspired artists and writers such as Garrett Carr and Rita Duffy and Helen meets them to explore the borderlands and try to understand the unique history of the places along the line from Lough Foyle to Carlingford Lough.

On the third edition of the Law and Justice Podcast, Dr. Vittorio Bufacchi from UCC's Department of Philosophy speaks to Jane about the phenomenon of violence and Garrett Carr of Queens University Belfast talks about Brexit and it's implications for the Irish border.

On this episode of Gritty Bowmen we meet with Garrett Carr of Hidden Instinct and Eric Chesser and Casey Lavere of HUSH.  Garrett and Micah Fey have built a successful Youtube Channel helping people hunt predators. We talk specifically about Coyote hunting and its purpose. As well as how hunting coyotes can help you hone your hunting skills for other western big game animals. 

On this episode of Gritty Bowmen we meet with Garrett Carr of Hidden Instinct and Eric Chesser and Casey Lavere of HUSH.  Garrett and Micah Fey have built a successful Youtube Channel helping people hunt predators. We talk specifically about Coyote hunting and its purpose. As well as how hunting coyotes can help you hone your hunting skills for other western big game animals. 

On Start the Week Kirsty Wark explores what it means to live either side of a wall, and whether barriers are built to repel or protect. Supporters of the US President urge him to 'build a great wall' along the Mexican border but the journalist Ed Vulliamy points out that there is already a wall and border guards, supported and funded by US Presidents for decades. And yet still drugs, guns, money and people continue to move north and south. Israel has been building its own separation barrier since the turn of the century, but Dorit Rabinyan is more interested in psychological barriers that drive Palestinians and Israelis apart. The map-maker Garrett Carr travels Ireland's border to explore the smugglers, kings, peacemakers and terrorists who've criss-crossed this frontier, and asks what it will become when the United Kingdom leaves the EU. The historian Tom Holland looks back at the successes and failures of wall-building from Offa's Dyke to Hadrian's Wall and asks whether they work more as statements of power than as insurmountable barriers between people. Producer: Katy Hickman.

Garrett Carr travelled by foot and canoe along Ireland's border. Kapka Kassabova journeyed to what she calls "the edge of Europe". Frank Ledwidge's army career took him to the Balkans, Afghanistan and Iraq, Nikolas Ventourakis is fascinated by how to capture the abstract notion of borders in photographs. They talk to Anne McElvoy about the essence of edges, notions of the other and the challenges of invisible borders which come and go like the smile of the Cheshire Cat. The Rule of the Land: Walking Ireland's Border by Garrett Carr looks at a landscape which has hosted smugglers, kings, runaways, soldiers, peacemakers, protesters and terrorists Border: A journey to the Edge of Europe, Kapka Kassabova explores the rich human history in the wild borderlands of Bulgaria, Turkey and Greece. Nikolas Ventourakis Project: Defining Lines Frank Ledwidge barrister, writer, Losing Small Wars and Investment in Blood Producer: Jacqueline Smith