Podcasts about international bar

Dan is always glad to talk to Nik Greeley, which is why this is Nik's third full length episode. And they always seems to talk at a time when Nik is going through a period of growth and change, whether it be in his personal life, or with his band, The Operators. Dan and Nik talk about coming back after the pandemic, working in the concert industry at Rising Sun Presents, and stepping back from talent buying to fully commit to his music. Nik opens up about always working on his mental health, keeping the bad habits at bay, and how focusing on himself and his band has been a huge help in that, as well as being part of the Johnny Brenda's and The International Bar family on the hospitality side. Nik Greeley and the Operators have a brand new EP out right now called 'Scatterbrain', available wherever you get your digital music. The band will also be playing at Xponential Music Festival on Sept 22nd, as part of WXPN's 3 day concert festival, now in it's 30th year.  Photo by Lisa Schaffer

Some of the best comedians in the world come from Ireland. We're talking your Dylan Morans, your Ardal O'Hanlons, your Tommy Tiernans - and just about every comedian you've seen on the TV show: Father Ted. And we have Irish comedian Johnny Candon - who joins us to give a brief history of stand up comedy on the Emerald Isle - whose modern day roots begin at a venue called The Comedy Cellar, upstairs at the International Bar. Like, subscribe, and comment on Comedy History101... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Thursday on Political Rewind: Not all of Donald Trump's business took place in the Oval Office, according to author Mark Leibovich in his new book, "Thank You for Your Servitude." From his seat at the bar in the Trump International Hotel in D.C., he saw the president's closest confidants. Panelists Kevin Riley, @ajceditor, editor, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Mark Leibovich, @MarkLeibovich, The Atlantic staff writer, author, Thank You for Your Servitude. Timestamps 0:00 - Introductions 8:04 - The importance of the Trump Hotel 12:54 - Lindsey Graham pivots from McCain loyalist to Trump loyalist 15:24 - How does Mark Leibovich get Trump loyalists to reveal crucial information? 21:28 - Leibovich on meeting with Donald Trump 28:34 - Leibovich talks on former Sen. Kelly Loeffler 34:00 - Leibovich talks his favorite part of the book 44:53 - Leibovich talks about Liz Cheney Please be sure to download our newsletter: www.gpb.org/newsletters. And subscribe, follow and rate this show wherever podcasts are found.

Andy Holmes picked up a guitar when he was 11 after being inspired by The Wonder Years, & has been making music ever since. He makes cocktails too (at Philly's Martha and also the International Bar)  and loves to have fun with Hennessy. And Negronis. And mezcals. We'll hear one of his tracks, and you can oscillate musically with him here: https://open.spotify.com/user/shebmo

Karl MacDermott was amongst the new breed of stand-up comedians in the Ireland of that era. In 1988 he helped co-found The Comedy Cellar at The International Bar in Dublin with Barry Murphy, Ardal O'Hanlon and Kevin Gildea.  After appearing in his own one - man comedy show Memoirs of a Midget at The Peacock Theatre in 1989 and he had successful runs at The Gilded Balloon in The Edinburgh Fringes from 1991-93 with shows like An Afternoon With Klaus Barbie's Pen-pal and Stand-Up Stories. In September 2021, his new humour fiction novel 58% Cabbage, about a sit-down nobody who tries stand-up comedy, was published by Black Spring Press Group. 

You've made it to Episode 4! Keep her lit, you're doing great! Join Owen and Matt this week for your usual fill of all things usually and often pub related. This week we discuss the well known but less trodden International Bar, and one of the last places we had a drink in during the before times - O'Neill's of Pearse Street. Matt and Owen also try out something different this time around - our first beer tasting! Listen in to hear our review of Dublin City Brewing Company's Renegade Red Ale, a welcome change of pace to the end of Dry January! Shout-out this week as well to Dublin Bricks and O'Donoghue's this week on 119.5 Seconds... tune in to find out more info!

On today’s episode, I’m chatting to an Irish actor and stand up comedian. Spending his childhood in Monaghan, this week’s guest didn’t grow up looking for a life in the spotlight. Quite shy and introverted, he loved to read and was extremely curious about the world. Going to college, he decided he wanted to change as a person and took up debating where he got his first taste of what stand up comedy could be like. Realising he had the ability to make his peers laugh, about six months after graduating, he set up one of Ireland’s first comedy clubs with three friends in the upstairs room of the International Bar in Dublin. Taking it as far as he could in Ireland, his next move was to London where everything changed. Being approached to audition for a new series, Father Ted, was only the beginning and a few stand up tours, further TV roles such as DI Jack Mooney in Death in Paradise - led him to make quite the name for himself on the world stage. Sharing his story thus far, here’s what it’s like to be Ardal O’Hanlon. Follow Ardal on Twitter @ardalsfolly

Billy The Artist is a New York City Street Art that is having a book signing at International Bar. For the book things you don’t hear twice: Quotes from the East Village. Drawing and quotes compiled by Billy The Artist. Billytheartist.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I sit down with Kasey, in the International Bar before her weekly open-mic night Ealain to chat about self publishing her debut book Conversations With Myself Kasey Shelley is a writer and poet from Clondalkin in Dublin. She is a regular on the spoken word scene and has appeared in several publications such as Flare, A New Ulster and Harness magazine. She is also in two anthologies; Selfies & Portraits and Mustang Bally. In fiction she enjoys both reading and writing horror or thrillers. In her first year performing she was voted Circle Sessions' poet of the year 2017. She worked with Cursed Murphy as part of Seed To Stage 2018. She performed at Electric Picnic 2019. She is fresh off the launch of her debut collection of poetry Conversations With Myself which is now available on Amazon. Her Instagram is @KaseyScribbles With Being Earnest, I hope to create a space away from the noise of everyday life and distraction. I hope to offer a place, to listen, to share, to be engaged and hopefully inspired. Each week I'll be joined by sound people doing great things to have honest and genuine chats. I hope you enjoy Being Earnest. Thanks for Listening. Many more thanks go to the following people: Photography: Caitríona Muireann Music: Chef Brian- LATASHÁ/YouTube Audio Library Equipment: Colm Ó Raghallaigh Special Thanks to Jen Butler Go Raibh Míle Maith Agat agus Grá Mór

In this episode, Dr. 2me and Professor T deviate from the current narrative to give you a blow-by-blow account of their recent gig in The International Bar in Dublin. Go behind the scenes before, during and after this event, which reinvigorated their desire to perform live and put the cool back in cabaret.

When a presenter on Newstalk said that women might bear some of the blame if they get raped, he was suspended and eventually reinstated - but when Dil Wickremasinghe criticised him and the station, she was sacked and her show cancelled. Her emails to RTE suggesting she taker her "Global Village" show - a calm oasis of diversity in a sea of click-bait and bile - went unanswered. Now a trainee psychotherapist, Dil joined me at the International Bar in Dublin for a gripping discussion about her career as a broadcaster, the circumstances surrounding her departure and how diversity in the media is not - and cannot be - treated as a box-ticking exercise.

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The 2018 Edinburgh Fringe Festival is coming to an end this weekend, and so is the first run of the Fringe Interests podcast. We are going out with a bang with a great interview with one of Irelands' best comedians. Ryan Cullen is a specialist in dark one-liners, and we discuss how he writes, as well as the change in direction he is taking with his current show, Daddy Issues, which involves a lot of weird and wonderful stories about Ryans father. We discuss Ryans previous experiences at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, with his shows "Guantanamo Bae" and "Safe Word", and the lengths Ryan goes to make the posters for his show. Ryan also co-hosts the Comedy Cellar in the International Bar in Dublin, and is a star of the new youtube channel, Try, as well as having been one of the stars of the now defunct Facts! channel. The Fringe Interests Podcast will be back later this year with another line-up of fantastic Irish and international comedians talking about comedy and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. In the meantime, sit back and enjoy this conversation with Ryan Cullen.

Yael Lehmann is the President and CEO of the Food Trust, celebrating it's 25-year-anniversary this year. Chris and Leigh-Ann speak to Yael about the amazing work the Food Trust is doing to increase access to healthy, high-quality food to low-income neighborhoods through farmer's markets, cooking demonstrations, and partnering with other organizations nationally to replicate their success. Leigh-Ann mentions the Food Trust's upcoming Night Market, to be held in Kensington tomorrow (August 9th). See the show notes below for more info.Chris highlights The International Bar, located at 1624 North Front Street, directly under the El. They have great local beers and tons of small-plate, finger foods for very reasonable prices. Links:• http://thefoodtrust.org/ • • https://www.instagram.com/thefoodtrust/ • • http://thefoodtrust.org/night-market • • https://www.facebook.com/theinternationalbarphilly/ • • https://www.facebook.com/TECCDC/ • • https://twitter.com/PhilaTEC • • https://www.instagram.com/westphillyfoods/ •

Today on episode 4 of The Socialista Podcast, I had the chance to sit down with solo artist, Daniel Park. Daniel is known locally and globally for his covers and original music. He walks us through how he came to Las Vegas after traveling the West Coast performing live shows, and how his passion for traveling has led him to play in places like Australia, Singapore, Bali, ON TOP OF A MOUNTIAN (!!!), and of course almost daily here in Vegas. Listen to learn more about Daniel and his take on pursuing your passions. Follow Daniel Park... YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/danielparkmusic Twitter/Instagram: @danielparkmusic Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/danielparkmusicpage See him Live! Every Tuesday at the Lily Bar in the Bellagio from 10pm-1am Every Saturday at the International Bar inside the Westgate from 9pm-midnight Theme Music by Chop808 (IG:@chop808) Artwork by Abbie Paulhus (IG:@abbiepaulhus) Connect with me... IG: @socialistalv Facebook: Socialista Twitter: @socialista_llc Please leave any feedback and recommendations, like, share, and subscribe to stay updated! Email Socialista: socialista.llc@gmail.com Website: www.socialistallc.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brianna-fox-priest1/message

John Cummins performs two poems written for the series - 'The Inter', a tribute to The International Bar in Dublin, where he started performing poetry and 'Nursery Rhymes' - a homage to the soothing words and melodies heard in childhood.

I got to know Ardal O’ Hanlon when I was starting out in comedy and we all met once a week at The Comedy Cellar in The International Bar. Since then we have worked together on and off most notably in Father Ted and a lovely film called Flying Saucer Rock n’ Roll. Over the […] La entrada Episode 26 – Ardal O’Hanlon se publicó primero en Headstuff.

I first got to know Des Bishop when I was running a comedy club on Thursday nights in The International Bar called The Mad Cow Comedy Club. He was a new act doing ten minute slots. Then I gave him a twenty minute slot and he bombed so I told him I was demoting him […] La entrada Episode 21 – Des Bishop se publicó primero en Headstuff.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, welcome to episode six of the HeadStuff podcast! Joining us today are none other than the awesome MayKay and Pockets of the even more awesome Fight Like Apes, who sit down in the smoky confines of The International Bar to discuss their brand new album […] La entrada Episode 6 – Fight Like Apes se publicó primero en Headstuff.