Podcast appearances and mentions of ian byrne

With the Friday being pencilled in for the arrival of Florian Wirtz we look at what difference the German international might make to Liverpool and scrutinise, from a financial point of view, how Liverpool convinced Wirtz to choose the Reds of Manchester City and Bayern Munich, and with Milos Kerkez reportedly being next to arrive, what that might mean for Andy Robertson, who has been linked with a move to Spain.] Rob Gutmann hosts and is joined by Ian Ryan, Beth Lindop and Neil Atkinson. Also in the show, John Gibbons chats to Ian Byrne and Ian Prowse about 'A Celebration Of Zoe's Place' a concert which is being held in aid of the charity featuring a host of brilliant artists and hosted by Adam Rowe and Leanne Campbell, the event is on the 17th July and tickets are available now at https://www.mandsbankarena.com/whats-on/a-celebration-of-zoe-s-place/ Subscribe to The Anfield Wrap for more on Liverpool FC Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Corporate training doesn't have to be boring. In fact, it can be playful, curious, a little bit magical, and dare I say it - fun. And this week I am joined by the creative magic of not one, but two brilliant guests who are here to tell you how: Simon Edwards and Ian Byrne.Hailing from the worlds of game design and facilitation, we delve deep into the wondrous realm of learning in all of its curious, human forms. Together, they share the eureka moments of their immersive experiences, the evolution of leadership in L&D, why ancient Vipassana meditation has the power to overcome ego, and the art of giving radical candor.Tune in and get ready to learn!Find out about:The two halves of an organisation: the informal and the formalThe role and limitations of AI in organizational change, learning and facilitationRecognising the cultural differences of engagementAction learning: how to turn theoretical learning into realityWhat we can learn from neurodivergent thinkingThe power of pausing to listen to your bodyDon't miss the next episode: subscribe to the show with your favourite podcast player.And download the free 1-page summary, so you can always have the key points of this episode to hand.Links:Watch the video recording of this episode on YouTube.Connect to Simon and Ian:https://mindblown.io/https://www.linkedin.com/company/mindblown-adventures/https://www.facebook.com/MindBlown.iohttps://www.instagram.com/mindblown.io/https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-edwards-93312318/https://living-systems.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/icbyrne/Support the show**Click here to navigate through all episodes via this interactive podcast map.**If you're inspired by our podcast and crave similar conversations, consider joining Dr Myriam Hadnes' NeverDoneBefore Facilitation Community. **If you're keen to master the art of facilitation, discover our expert-led live, online Facilitation Courses at the NDB Academy. **If you enjoy the show, consider a one-off donation and contribute to the ongoing costs of running the podcast.

On the 23rd of July, 7 Labour MPs had the whip removed for 6 months for voting with their conscience in favour of getting rid of the Universal Credit 2 child cap. Those MPs, The Magnificent 7, in case you'd forgotten, are Zarah Sultana, John McDonnell, Richard Burgon, Ian Byrne, Rebecca Long-Bailey Imran Hussain and Apsana Begum This is my Walk a Mile take on the situation...

Welcome to The Football Historian Podcast, hosted by Peter Kenny Jones. Episode Five features Ian Byrne, an MP and football fan. In this episode we look into Ian's politics roots, his involvement with Fans Supporting Foodbanks and work with The Hillsborough Law and The Real Truth Legacy Project We also discuss Ian's football history and tackle the biggest debates in football history. Thanks so much for the feedback for the first four episodes, hope this installment of your soon to be favourite football podcast continues to impress! Want more from The Football Historian Podcast? Listen or watch the exclusive FIFTH section of this interview via our Patreon. It's just £1 per month for the first 100 patrons!

Food & entertainment go hand in hand in the history of Kansas City and fond memories. Earlier we had Marilyn Maye, then Ian Byrne and now the lead singer from the Rainmakers. Bob showed up with his guitar and sang an original song about one of my previous guests. Next time I will be ready and also livestream the video. Live & Learn

**Jon Boud's & The All The Rage Replay On traxfm.org This week on ATR we talk to Ian Byrne MP for West Derby (Liverpool) about the Right to Food campaign. We discuss how this movement grew from local organising around foodbanks to a national campaign demanding people have access to food as a human right, plus along the way how we overcome forty years of anti-working-class politics that got us to this point and what a vote winner it would be to stop people going hungry Jon Boud's All The Rage Every Wednesday From 7PM UK Time On traxfm.org #traxfm #chat #alternative #media #politics #JonBoud #AllTheRage Links: Bandcamp United: https://actionnetwork.org/.../songtradr-recognize... Links: Refugee Action petition No Profit from Asylum: https://act.refugee-action.org.uk/page/135206/petition/1... Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE :mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: play.google.com/store/apps/det...mradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092342916738 Trax FM Live On Hear This: hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live Tunerr: tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Radio Garden: Trax FM Link: http://radio.garden/listen/trax-fm/IEnsCj55 OnLine Radio Box: onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs...cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87...7e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: traxfmlondon.radio.net Stream Radio : streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: liveonlineradio.net/english/tr...ax-fm-103-3.htm**

Better Beer Find the Bitcoin Presents... Core Lords with New Zealand-born, Burleigh-based surfing-shaping icon, Ian Byrne. Ian is a former National New Zealand Surf Champ and the master shaper behind House of Byrne Surfboards. He is also the brother of the late-great Alan Byrne. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is one of those episodes that 10 years from now, I will look back on as one of my favorites. If you were a fan of Mike Murphy, back in the day, you will love this show. Ian was one Murphy's most popular guests, and you will understand why. Be sure to tell your friends and family from around the world that are homesick for KC about our podcast. We now have listeners in 15 countries! Thank you and enjoy.

Liverpool v Brentford | Match PreviewIn this clip from Thursday Night Pint, Paul is joined by Chris, Ste, Ian Byrne & Nick Peet as they preview Liverpool's upcoming Premier League match with Brentford at Anfield on Saturday.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ian Byrne is a British Labour Party politician. He has been the Member of Parliament (MP) for Liverpool West Derby since the 2019 general election. In 2018, Byrne was elected as a councillor to Liverpool City Council, representing the Everton ward alongside Labour's Cllr Jane Corbett and Cllr Frank Prendergast MBE. He continued to serve as a local councillor after becoming an MP, donating his councillor's allowance to Vauxhall Law Centre.[9][10] In 2022, Byrne stood down from his council seat and was succeeded by his daughter, Ellie. On 3 November 2019, Byrne was selected as the Labour candidate for Liverpool West Derby, after the previous Labour MP Stephen Twigg announced he would be standing down at the 2019 general election. On 12 December 2019, Byrne was elected with 34,117 votes. This represented 77.6% of the vote share, a reduction of 5.2% from the previous election (compared to a nationwide reduction of 7.9% in Labour's share of the vote). Byrne is on the left of the Labour Party and was a supporter of the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn. He is a member of the Socialist Campaign Group and backed his Campaign Group colleagues Rebecca Long-Bailey and Richard Burgon in the 2020 Labour leadership election and deputy leadership election. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Byrne worked with Fans Supporting Foodbanks to scale up food distribution in Liverpool and co-ordinate local efforts to produce personal protective equipment for frontline NHS and care workers. In 2020, Byrne launched a campaign for the Right to Food to be written into UK law. On 14 December 2021, Byrne voted in favour of the Conservative government's 'Plan B' COVID-19 restrictions, including for an expansion of mask mandates and the introduction of vaccine passports. However, he was one of 22 Labour MPs who voted against mandatory vaccination of NHS staff.

David Humphries, Local Democracy reporter for The Liverpool Echo; Ian Byrne, Labour MP for Liverpool & West Derby

Labour MP Ian Byrne on the crises crushing Brits You can find out more about him on Twitter @IanByrneMP and Fans Supporting Foodbanks @SFoodbanks The Hardy Report is a political news and current affairs podcast, bringing you interviews with a range of activists, campaigners and politicians from across the political spectrum in the United States and the United Kingdom. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehardyreport/support

In this episode of the “90 Minutes with Neville Southall”, Neville discusses the rise of Foodbanks in the UK with Trade Unionist and Evertonian, Dave Kelly. Dave, the chair of Fans Supporting Foodbanks, is a known fan activist who along with other fan groups has been at the forefront of many fan focussed campaigns. Dave, along with Ian Byrne, have inspired other fan groups to adopt the FSF model; creating a national organisation of fans committed to making sure families who are struggling as a result of Tory cuts can feed themselves. This podcast covers some of FSF new initiatives and provides a fascinating insight into their journey. It highlights the problems experienced by communities the length an breadth of the country.

George Parker, Political Editor for The Financial Times; Ian Byrne, Labour MP for Liverpool; Phillip Blond, Former Advisor to David Cameron

French authorities are blaming Liverpool fans with fake tickets for the crowd trouble outside the Champions League final, but fans are blaming poor preparation and hostile policing for the crush. On the Sky News Daily podcast, Saima Mohsin speaks to Sky Sport News' Chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol and Labour MP and life-long Liverpool fan Ian Byrne who were both in the crowds outside the Stade de France. Daily podcast team: Editors - Philly Beaumont Podcast producers - Rosie Gillott

Guillem Balague, Soccer pundit & broadcaster, Ian Byrne, Labour MP for Liverpool & West Derby

The Northern Agenda, our new weekly political podcast, launches this week with a preview of the Labour Party Conference in Brighton.If you want to know what's going on in Northern politics, from a Northern perspective and outside of the Westminster bubble, you're in the right place.Host Rob Parsons chats to Manchester Evening political editor Jennifer Williams about what to expect from the political gathering in Brighton this weekend. She also discusses Andy Burnham and the role that metro mayors play in the North.The Northern Agenda's Westminster correspondent Dan O'Donoghue speaks to former shadow chancellor John McDonnell about his strong reaction to Keir Starmer's proposed rule changes to the Labour leadership voting process. Dan also talks to Liverpool MP Ian Byrne about the powerful speech he gave in the Commons about the Hillsborough disaster and protecting victims of public disasters.The Northern Agenda podcast is presented by Rob Parsons and Dan O'Donoghue, and it is produced by Daniel J. McLaughlin. It is a Laudable production for Reach. Don't forget to subscribe to the daily Northern Agenda newsletter here: http://www.thenorthernagenda.co.uk/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Hooton is joined by Kieth Culvin, Ste Monaghan, John Nicolson and Ian Byrne for the first Allez Les Rouges podcast since Liverpool pulled off their ‘mission impossible’ to qualify for the Champions League. So just how good an achievement was it by Jurgen Klopp and his players? The panel discuss that, looking back on the key moments on the end-of-season run-in, including Alisson’s wonderful winner at West Brom, and the difference the returning fans made to the team – and in particular Sadio Mane – in the final-day win over Crystal Palace that ensured the Reds finished third. Talk then turns to transfers, including Ibrahima Konate, Nat Phillips and Ozan Kabak, and whether it’s a gamble not to offer Gini Wijnaldum a new deal. There’s also a lot of praise for Thiago, before Peter and Co pick out some of their highlights of their campaign. And the must-listen podcast ends with Ian, who is the MP for Liverpool West Derby, speaking about the Spirit of Shankly supporters’ union’s meeting with Liverpool FC chief executive Billy Hogan, and the announcement of a new fans’ board.Watch and subscribe to our Blood Red videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BloodRedLiverpoolFCSign up for our Liverpool FC newsletters: https://data.reachplc.com/210734476470860Join our Blood Red podcast group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656599847979758/

In this episode Thelma and Tom, with the help of special guest Ian Byrne MP, set out to find the top secret policies of the Labour Party. What they actually find is truly inspirational. Thank you so much for listening. If you would like to contribute towards the production costs of this podcast please visit our Patreon page here - www.patreon.com/join/thelmaandtomlookleft As always, thanks to Hurricane for the excellent work - we have had a right nightmare with the production of this one - apologies to our listeners for any inconveniences caused. Stick with us - we have some great podcast guests coming up.

In episode 16 I chat with Erin Benjamin President & CEO of the Canadian Live Music Association about being harder than the rain, the generosity of Phil Collins and why venues are like peopleFollow The Canadian Live Music Association on https://twitter.com/canadian_livehttp://www.instagram.com/canadian_livehttps://facebook.com/canadianlivemusicassociationhttps://canadianlivemusic.com Erin Benjamin - Harder Than The Rain https://youtu.be/qc__UWBeiSAFollow http://www.instagram.com/onemoretunepodcastOne More Tune Artist Spotify Playlisthttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/1ibJ3ZzmuZGqLW4FB6ZAdD Podcast Music by Slim GoodyPodcast Artwork by Peter DoyleProduced by Ian Byrne #ForTheLoveOfLiveSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/onemoretune)

Au début de l'année 2020, Marcus Rashford était surtout connu pour son agilité sur la pelouse. Mais ces derniers mois, c’est plutôt en dehors des terrains que l'attaquant de Manchester United a fait parler de lui. Grâce à sa campagne pour mettre fin à la pauvreté alimentaire chez les enfants, le jeune homme de 23 ans a réussi à faire plier le gouvernement de Boris Johnson, pas une mais deux fois. C'est notre Européen de la semaine. Son portrait est signé Sophia Khatsenkova. « Cher Premier ministre, ma mère travaillait à temps plein pour que nous ayons de quoi manger, mais comme elle ne touchait que le salaire minimum, ce n’était jamais assez. On comptait beaucoup sur les banques alimentaires et les soupes populaires. Maintenant que je suis un privilégié, je pense que s’il y a des gens dans le besoin et que personne ne se bat pour eux, c’est à moi de le faire. » Dans une interview accordée à la BBC, Marcus Rashford lit les premières lignes de la lettre ouverte qu’il a adressée au gouvernement. En quelques heures, l'attaquant vedette du club de football Manchester United, devient le symbole de la lutte contre la pauvreté alimentaire.  Tout commence en juin dernier. Au Royaume-Uni, les enfants les plus défavorisés bénéficient de repas gratuits seulement en période scolaire. Le footballeur de 23 ans a lui-même, enfant, bénéficié des repas gratuits. Il a grandi dans une famille de cinq enfants avec une mère célibataire qui enchaînait trois emplois pour les nourrir. Mettant en avant son enfance pas toujours facile, il demande la prolongation de cette aide y compris pendant les vacances d’été. Boris Johnson refuse dans un premier temps. Mais face à l'indignation d’une partie de la population, le Premier ministre est contraint de faire volte-face en moins de 48 heures. 1-0 pour Marcus Rashford.   ► À lire aussi : Royaume-Uni : Marcus Rashford fait plier Boris Johnson sur les bons-repas pour enfants Quelques mois plus tard, l'attaquant dépose une pétition au Parlement pour en finir avec la pauvreté infantile. L’idée est reprise par les députés travaillistes qui proposent de prolonger les repas gratuits jusqu'en avril de l'an prochain, mais rejetée lors d’un vote par les élus conservateurs. Le footballeur riposte et lance une pétition signée par plus d'un million de personnes. Face à la polémique, Boris Johnson cède à nouveau. Et Marcus Rashford signe un doublé. Ian Byrne, député travailliste, était présent au Parlement lorsque la proposition de son parti a été rejetée. Et il ne cache pas son admiration pour le jeune footballeur : « C’était cruel, inhumain, de rejeter cet amendement. C’est quelque chose qui va me marquer pendant les années à venir. Marcus Rashford mérite beaucoup de reconnaissance pour tout ce qu’il a fait alors qu’il n’a que 23 ans. Il a mis la pauvreté alimentaire au sommet de l’agenda politique et a marqué les esprits. Ça montre que des personnes en dehors du monde politique peuvent mettre la pression sur les gouvernements pour qu'ils prennent la bonne décision. » Pour son engagement, Marcus Rashford a été fait membre de l'ordre de l'Empire britannique. Et il figure, cette année, sur la liste des personnalités noires les plus influentes du monde du football. Pour Mickaël Correia, journaliste et auteur du livre Une histoire populaire du football, le militantisme chez les footballeurs n'a rien de nouveau au Royaume-Uni, car fortement ancré dans l'histoire du pays : « Marcus Rashford joue à Manchester United, et Manchester, ce n’est pas n’importe quelle ville en Angleterre. C'est une grosse ville industrielle, une ville qui a beaucoup souffert du chômage. Manchester est aussi un gros foyer du syndicalisme. Le premier syndicat des footballeurs est né là-bas en 1907. Il y a cette tradition de combat qui est très ancrée. Donc, en Angleterre, les footballeurs ont une vraie légitimité à s'exprimer sur des sujets sociaux. Il y a limite une obligation à s’engager au-delà du terrain. Donc, on a eu beaucoup de footballeurs anglais engagés qui n’ont jamais oublié leurs origines sociales et qui sont des acteurs politiques. » ► À lire aussi : Marcus Rashford, footballeur philanthrope et modèle pour ses pairs Mais Marcus Rashford ne compte pas s'arrêter là. N'ayant jamais eu de livres lui-même quand il était enfant, il va lancer un club de lecture et envoyer des livres gratuits aux enfants les plus défavorisés. Et cette fois-ci, le footballeur a reçu le soutien total de Boris Johnson.   

John Gibbons is joined by Adam Smith, Jackie Willcox and Paul Machin to look ahead to Liverpool v Brighton & Hove Albion, as The Reds look to quickly bounce back from defeat to Atalanta BC in the Champions League with the help of a few returning absentees. Also on the show, John speaks to MP for West Derby and co-founder of Fans Supporting Foodbanks Ian Byrne, the guys from Liverpool Gift Company from TAW's Support The City campaign, and producer Rachel Ramsay on his film The End Of The Storm about Liverpool's Premier League title win. Fans Supporting Foodbanks Fans Supporting Foodbanks, co-founded by Liverpool supporter Ian Byrne and Everton supporter Dave Kelly, has won winner of the BBC North West Sports Personality Unsung Sporting Hero Award. What started with three fans collecting tins of food in a wheelie bin outside the pub on matchdays now supplies 25 per cent of all donations to North Liverpool Foodbanks and has become a grassroots organisation that stretches from Glasgow to London to Dublin. But they do more than just collect food. They educate people on the root causes of poverty and work to promote unity, equality and justice in our communities. It's not about charity but solidarity, and the perfect example of football fan activism. To find out more, including how you can make a donation, follow Fans Supporting Foodbanks on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter... Liverpool Gift Company The Liverpool Gift Company are passionate about the city of Liverpool and all things Scouse. They pride themselves on being able to offer unique gifts and products that are exclusive to The Liverpool Gift Company, as well as championing a diverse range of work from talented local artists. To get a pressie for yourself, a loved one, or to find out more information, visit Liverpool Gift Company's website, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter... The End Of The Storm Featuring unprecedented access inside the walls of Liverpool Football Club, The End Of The Storm is the gripping feature-length inside story of the 2019-20 Premier League-winning season. In a year when all sports came to a standstill, fans of Liverpool Football Club finally saw their team lift the trophy that had eluded them for 30 long years. Seen through the eyes of manager Jürgen Klopp, his first team players including Jordan Henderson, Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino, Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker, as well as the perspective of passionate Liverpool fans from around the world - The End Of The Storm celebrates of one of sport's most historic triumphs. The End of the Storm will be available to own on digital, DVD and Blu-ray from Monday November 30 - to pre-order or find out more information click here... For more reaction to all the news and events that matter to you, including interviews with special guests and documentaries about players and staff past and present, subscribe to TAW Player…

Daz and Steve chat with Mr. Ian Byrne MP about Liverpool FC and the charitable organization,  Fans Supporting Foodbanks. Fans Supporting Foodbanks is a "unique partnership between Spirit Of Shankly & The Blue Union coming together to tackle food insecurity, challenge austerity & defend our communities/class."For more information about how you can get involved visit their Facebook page:@FansSupportingFooddbanks and follow them on Twitter @SFoodbanks

Foodbanks Co Founders Ian Byrne and Dave Kelly Talk About Moving Into Ireland With The GAA See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our 367th episode, which aired on October 25, 2020, and featured our tribute to Steve Phillips and The Elders. The Elders – Better Days Ahead, Gael Day The Elders – Even the Strong Ones Fall, Story Road The Elders – Moore Street Girls, Live at the Uptown Theater The Elders – Happy Feet, Live at the Uptown Theater Interview with Ian Byrne of the Elders The Elders – Save Me As I Am, The Elders The Elders – Appalachian Paddy, Wanderin’ Life & Times The Elders – American Wake, Live at the Uptown Theater The Elders – Right With the World, Racing the Tide

Tory candidate Nick Conrad stands down over rape comments, Labour candidate Ian Byrne criticised over tweets he sent 4 years ago, and Michael Bloomberg to run as Democratic Presidential candidate.

Allez Les Rouges with Peter Hooton from The Farm is back with plenty to get stuck into. From Sunday’s draw at Old Trafford, in which VAR more than played its part to the midfield selection in Genk and even a look ahead to Tottenham’s visit to Anfield on Sunday. Peter is joined by Ian Byrne, Dan Kay and author Henry McDonald. The guys get stuck into plenty of talking points before discussing Henry’s latest book, Two Souls, and his side, Everton’s, fortunes as well. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

15 straight league wins. Liverpool sit five points clear at the top of the Premier League, yet there’s more records to be broken. Peter Hooton is here with Allez Les Rouges, joined by Dan Kay, Joe Blott from the Spirit of Shankly and Ian Byrne from Fans Supporting Foodbanks to look back on the win at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, Wednesday’s Carabao Cup outing at MK Dons, Saturday’s visit to Bramall Lane plus recognition for Jurgen Klopp. Having picked up the FIFA Best Men’s Coach award the guys talk about the impact Klopp has had, not only on the pitch but also the way in which he has embraced the city as a whole. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The US tour is over for another year with what seems a disappointing string of results for Liverpool. How much do the results actually matter and what can Klopp take into the final two games of pre-season? Mo Stewart is your host alongside Andy Heaton, Adam Smith and Stu Wright. Also, our Trent Alexander-Arnold Mural is finally finished on Anfield Road and local councillor Ian Byrne tells us how good it is for the area hear and from the TAW crew who are over in the US as they wrap up their pre-season tour.

On a special edition of _**Liverpool Live**_, **Mick Coyle** was on-location at the **Botanical Garden** in Liverpool's **Baltic Triangle**. The focus of **#MoreThanJustAGame** was to showcase the work being done by football community groups to to combat poverty, engage local communities and promote gender & racial equality. In part one, Mick was joined by the founders of **Fans Supporting Foodbanks**, **Dave Kelly** & **Ian Byrne**, and the team behind **Talk Tonight**. Originally broadcast **25th Apri****l 2019**. Produced & organised by **@John_Fogarty**.

Liverpool are back in action on Wednesday after what has felt like a huge break to face Leicester City after a warm weather camp, but can the Reds make the most of the rest by putting the foxes to the sword? Joining host Melissa Reddy for this week's free show are James Sutton, Andy Heaton, James McKenna and Lizzi Doyle. Also in the show Neil Atkinson talks to Ian Byrne about a new initiative to keep Anfield tidy. Today's free Anfield Wrap show was supported by RedsBet. Tailor-made for Liverpool fans, RedsBet are an online gaming platform which seeks to build strong lasting partnerships with supporters that enable them to share 50% of net profits generated from bets to be used specifically for fan causes and other initiatives that matter to supporters. RedsBet offers a fun and innovative take on sports betting. Share the Glory! www.RedsBet.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What a time it is to be a Liverpool fan.A record start to a league season, six points clear at the top, and with the little matter of a trip to the defending champions Manchester City to come on Thursday night.Little wonder, then, that there is an air of excitement around the first Allez Les Rouges podcast of the New Year.Host Peter Hooton is joined by regulars Stephen Monaghan and John Nicolson, as well as Ian Byrne, fellow Red, local councillor, and founder of Fans Supporting Foodbanks, the partnership between Spirit of Shankly and Everton Supporters’ Trust that is doing vital and brilliant work in the community.After the 5-1 demolition of Arsenal made it nine wins on the spin for Jurgen Klopp’s relentless side, the panel question whether anyone saw this coming, and whether it’s best to keep your feet on the ground, enjoy the ride... or both!What they definitely do agree on is that Klopp is playing it perfectly, off the pitch as well as on it, where the belief he has instilled now means his players should be able to meet any challenge that comes their way.A big challenge soon awaits the Reds at the Etihad. But, with City trailing seven points behind, the lads reckon it is Pep Guardiola who is facing the biggest conundrum.The midfield section for the big clash is discussed as is the use of dark arts in matches of the magnitude of Thursday’s. Talk then turns to three thought-provoking articles that have been published recently, the first about the impact of Virgil van Dijk, and the latter two about Fans Supporting Foodbanks and the ‘Feed the Scousers’ chants aimed at Liverpool and Everton supporters by rival fans.And another must-listen podcast ends with a warm tribute to late Reds legend Peter Thompson before the panel look back on 2018 and offer their hopes and dreams for 2019.Without giving the game away, a victory over City would go a long way to making them a reality. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Loads going on in the Weekender this week and not just the derby looming large on the horizon. We look back to PSG as well was talking to Ian Byrne about Fans Supporting Foodbanks, whilst John Gibbons talks to Dave McCabe and Boyan Chowdhury about the new Zutons album as well as a chat with COLFC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Hooton is back with his Allez Les Rouges podcast, a little later than usual, but with good reason, as he has been busy promoting his excellent new book, The Boot Room Boys: The Unseen Story of Anfield's Conquering Heroes.And joined by Liverpool season-ticket holders Joe Blott, and Ian Byrne, of Fans Supporting Foodbanks, they kick off another enjoyable show by talking about the book’s launch event, where the last member of the fabled Boot Room, Roy Evans, had the packed-out crowd hanging on his every word.Times have changed, and not just at Liverpool, but the lads can see similarities in the single-mindedness of Jurgen Klopp and the great man who created the Boot Room.While there have been comparisons between Virgil van Dijk and Alan Hansen, Peter reckons the Dutchman could be for Klopp what Ron Yeats was for Bill Shankly.Liverpool are hoping the centre-back is fit for the second part of the double-header with Chelsea later today, but while Peter and Co believe the performance in the Carabao Cup defeat underlined why the Reds now have serious strength in depth, they feel there is one player - and not van Dijk - who simply needs to play every game.Xherdan Shaqiri’s display in midweek is hailed but the panel argue the Swiss winger is still more effective coming off the bench.Eden Hazard produced a devastating cameo coming on for Chelsea at Anfield on Wednesday night but Peter, Joe and Ian believe we will see the best of Liverpool’s front three this afternoon and that a match against his former club could be the one that sees Mohamed Salah’s season truly come alive.The podcast rounds off by highlighting the important work that is being done in the city by Fans Supporting Foodbanks, and a little bit about the group's special guest at last weekend’s win over Southampton, Jeremy Corbyn. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Ian Byrne and Dave Kelly from Fans Supporting Foodbanks were alongside Mick Coyle to talk about the upcoming season. They collect almost a tonne per game but are appealing for more donations this season for the North Liverpool Food Banks. Plus, they told Mick how they are aiming to get on board with a supermarket.

In a very special Anfield Wrap podcast John Gibbons is joined by writer Tony Evans, Ian Byrne from Fans Supporting Foodbanks and Liverpool player Trent Alexander Arnold to discuss the importance of community in football. We discuss how the city influences the identity of the football club, how the values of the club are adopted by fans throughout the world and the complex relationship we have with footballers. Trent also describes what it means to be a local player for a club like Liverpool and how it feels to be representing us all on the pitch. Football without fans is nothing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our 228th episode, which aired on December 3, 2017. Talisk – The Knife, Abyss We Banjo 3 – Trying to Love, String Theory NEW TO YOU: Ushers Island – Five Drunken Landladies, Ushers Island’ The Elders – Cousin Charlie, Racing the Tide The Elders – Silver Spear/Earl’s Chair/Frank’s Reel, True The Elders – Show Me A Soul Interview with Ian Byrne of the Elders The Elders – Hot and Bothered/Dublin Hallway, True The Elders – Going to Arklow, True Rawlins Cross – Hold Me Tonight, Rock Steady (EP) Barry Shears – Gaelic Airs, A Cape Breton Piper

The Elders were founded in 1998 by six individuals with a passion for music rooted in Americana and Celtic folk rock. From the beginning The Elders seemed to be channeling something ancient and enduring – something unaffected by fads, trends and the giant maw of mind-numbing commercialism. Their ability to bring together the art of story telling with elements both musically progressive and rooted in tradition, has won them a broad international fan base, as well as critical acclaim in numerous publications such as PASTE Magazine, Folk & Acoustic Music Exchange, Music Row Magazine, Goldmine Magazine, TRAD Magazine (France), Chicago Sun-Times, Kansas City Star and many more. Story Road, the 7th studio album, builds upon The Elders song writing reputation. The songs reflect delightful and often educational story lines, with vibrant narratives that explore history, legends, tall tales and true-life experiences. In addition to bands' trademark mesh of styles & textures, and lush, soaring vocals, the album features three barn-burning instrumentals. Their critically acclaimed albums serve as reflections of the group dynamic, but fans who are wild about The Elders can tell you that the real magic happens on stage, where their powerful personal and musical chemistry forges a deep sense of community with their audience. During the upbeat numbers, everyone is shouting gleefully, singing along and dancing as the band stirs up their latest moment of wild abandon. During the historical story songs, the crowd is rapt, hanging on singer Ian Byrne's every turn of poignant or whimsical phrase. There are mournful ballads along the way, but the crowd always knows there will be redemption in the end. The Elders have headlined major Celtic Festivals in North America and Europe. For the past 14 years they have sponsored a tour of Ireland in which fans are invited to join in on an extraordinary 13 day excursion visiting historical and geographical sights during the day and gathering at a local pub or ballroom at night for pints and performances by the band. THE ELDERS ARE: Ian Byrne - vocals, drums, percussion, whistle Steve Phillips - vocals, guitar, mandolin Diana Ladio - fiddle Brent Hoad - vocals, keyboards, fiddle, guitar Norm Dahlor - vocals, bass, guitar, banjo Kian Byrne - vocals, drums, bass, mandolin @TheEldersBand @CelticMusicConnect @KCIrishFest @KCIrishParade #SlackerMorningShow101theFox #IrishMusic TMobile

Mick Coyle was joined by Ian Byrne (Spirit of Shankly) & Dave Kelly (The Blue Union) to talk about their 'Fans Supporting Foodbanks' initiative. They're urging both reds and blues to donate whatever food they have spare to help local families in the North Liverpool area.

Our fifty-eighth episode, which aired on August 29, 2014. Buddy MacMaster - Da Slockit Light Medley, Judique on the Floor Buddy and Natalie MacMaster - The Stage, Natalie and Buddy MacMaster Breabach - Cockerel in the Creel, The Big Spree The Elders - Men of Erin, Live at the Uptown Theater Interview with Ian Byrne of The Elders The Elders - Happy Feet, Live at the Uptown Theater The Elders - The Miners, Story Road The Lathans - In My Father's Cabin Small, unreleased The Kells - Little Jack Frost (Caleb's song), Smooth Sailing After All

Neil Atkinson is joined by Melissa Reddy, Gareth Roberts and Paul Machin to have a lovely chat about Liverpool's demolition of Middlesbrough. The three of them explore which individuals played well as well as the way the whole side functioned. There is also a conversation with Dave Kelly and Ian Byrne from Fans Supporting Foodbanks about the essential work they are doing in the Anfield/Breckfield/Walton area of the city. Melissa, Gareth and Paul also look ahead to the Merseyside Derby. After the main show is finished there is some bonus material with Gareth talking Kenny Dalglish which is exclusive to the podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we learn a little more about Dr. Whittington and her past. Then we hear a confession from Ian Byrne. Will Ian stay sane long enough to work out his demons? Will Dr. Whittington get the advice she needs? Starring Shirley Niedzwiecki as Dr. Catherine Whittington - Psychiatrist and Occultist John Quiett as Ian Byrne - Hard Nosed Private Investigator Philip Durham as Edward Turner - Occultist and founder of the British Tea Society David Sprowl as Laurent Beauchene - Former soldier and British Tea Society member And Matt Quiett as the Keeper