Podcast appearances and mentions of James Conway

This week on The Learning Curve, co-hosts U-Arkansas Prof. Albert Cheng and Meredith Coolidge of DFER – MA interview James Conway, a World History and Psychology teacher at Revere High School, and Ela Gardiner, a freshman at Hobart and William Smith Colleges and Wellesley High School alumna. Conway discusses the 1993 Massachusetts Education Reform Act […]

This week on The Learning Curve, co-hosts U-Arkansas Prof. Albert Cheng and Meredith Coolidge of DFER - MA interview James Conway, a World History and Psychology teacher at Revere High School, and Ela Gardiner, a freshman at Hobart and William Smith Colleges and Wellesley High School alumna. Conway discusses the 1993 Massachusetts Education Reform Act (MERA) and its role in establishing a progressive state funding formula, high-stakes testing like MCAS, and rigorous curriculum standards. He highlights the national and international successes of Massachusetts students, particularly through NAEP, TIMSS, and PISA assessments, and emphasizes MCAS as a key tool for improving educational equity. Mr. Conway also reflects on the importance of MCAS for instruction and accountability, and the negative implications of eliminating it as a high-stakes test. Ms. Gardiner discusses her personal experiences with the Massachusetts curriculum standards and MCAS testing. She shares how the rigorous academic expectations helped prepare her for college and how her experience compares to peers from other states and countries. Gardiner also addresses the critics' questionable concerns about MCAS, explaining how her high school's curriculum aligned with the standards and MCAS effectively prepared her for both state and national tests. Finally, she speaks on the potential academic consequences for future students if MCAS is removed as a graduation requirement, stressing its importance in maintaining high academic standards in the Bay State.

Welcome to Monday Night Talk podcast for August 12, 2024! Guests and topics for this podcast includes Richard MacKinnon, President of the Professional Firefighters of Massachusetts discussing the outcome of some firefighter wellness bills that were pending at the end the legislative session at the end of July. Pembroke Chamber of Commerce President Peter L Brown, Forum Moderator Fraser Townley and Andy Wandell, Chairman of the Pembroke Planning Board will share details about an Infrastructure Forum taking place in Pembroke on September 12th. Melissa Cook, chairperson of the Abington COPES provides information about the organization's upcoming 3rd annual 5K Road Race & Walk. Revere High history teacher James Conway talks about why Massachusetts residents should vote “no” on Question 2, which seeks to eliminate MCAS testing as a graduation requirement. Do you have a topic for a future show or info on an upcoming community event? Email us at mondaynighttalk@gmail.com   If you're a fan of the show and enjoy our segments, you can either download your favorite segment from this site or subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes & Spotify today!  Monday Night Talk with Kevin Tocci, Copyright © 2024.

This week we have Silgo farmer and builder James Conway. Known lately for his strongly expressed political view's on line and also for running in the last election as an independent. James explains why he is so passionate about the things he does and says, and why he is so worried and concerned about Ireland and the world, now and in the future. 

Director James Conway joins the podcast. He shares stories about Jared Padalecki fighting nothing, tricks of perspective, and tropes of horror.

This episode is taken from the Irish Independent news show entitled 'The Irish Column', recorded 05/05/2024. Anthony has recently registered as a local candidate for the local elections and has been involved in co-hosting this show.  This show consists of various guests and hot topics going on in a Country in political and social turmoil.  Guest this week: James Conway. Hosted by Paul Fitzsimons and Anthony Casey. Episode also on The A Casey's Rumble.

Eric Kripke and director James Conway join the podcast. Eric discuss speaking to the fans through the show. James shares some great behind-the-scenes stories.

On this episode, James shares details about his passion for advocacy and speaking in the Catholic Church. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/saintlywitnesses/message

We chatted AGAIN with Siksika Astrophysicist ROB CARDINAL about "Everything is a Reflection," who invented math?, determinism/free-will and the universe, flow states, A.I. responsibility and protocol, meaningless coincidences, and always remembering to forgive. Remember, any support from the "Ancestral Podcast MERCH" www.relationalsciencecircle.com/shop helps pay Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and our editors, to follow protocols and keep this podcast going. SHOWNOTES: -Science is..."the relationality between the four ways of knowing/being (spiritual, physical, emotional, mental)" -ask yourself the question that stumped me... "Who invented math?" - what is "Spintronics"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spintronics - Ceremony and time: when a ceremony is done at the same time (alignment of sun, stars, plant etc..) regularly, then it becomes a cyclical and rhythmic cycle. The moment a ceremony happened throughout this unique and relational cycle, a vector of frequency is created. This information/knowledge gifted or received within this ceremony, both reverberates outwards and also inwards! -Noether Theorem: https://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/noether.html - Think about water and ice as symmetrical and asymmetrical.... - Pi as the Crux! A circle is never a static circle. - Science and Determinism- Boem's deterministic physical theory. Do you think the universe is deterministic? Do you think we have a choice in how the universe and our everyday changes? What is Free Will? -Grandfather Rock has lost its Free Will. (remember, rocks are animate, they are made of particles that are in constant motion, creating frequencies that interact with other particles connected to other rocks, trees, animals, humans, stars ... ). Grandfather rocks are significant for Indigenous Peoples because they hold knowledge from the Ancestors, that through ceremony and relationality, can be gifted to us humans. - Flow State as defined by Rob, is a time when we are gaining a symmetry that is more balanced. Remember the four ways of being/knowing, spiritual/emotional/physical/mental? Often science focuses on only the physical and the mental, and therefore is imbalanced and discounts 50% of the knowledge that is out there! Everything is constantly in flux (as described by Dr. Leroy Little Bear), and therefore is always imbalanced but always trying to balance itself. Remember this the next time you are in a flow state! (https://medium.com/startup-grind/flow-state-the-present-is-the-point-at-which-time-touches-eternity-5f1c24374c09) - James Conway's "Game of Life" play it here https://playgameoflife.com - A.I. as the Event Horizon (https://thebiochemistblog.com/2018/08/17/approaching-the-singularity-have-we-crossed-the-event-horizon-of-artificial-intelligence-ai/) - the "100 Prisoners Puzzle" http://datagenetics.com/blog/december42014/index.html - Napi and the Rock (Ohkotok and the Glacial Erratic). Presented by Making Treaty 7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOhLZ0WFfYY -www.indigenous-ai.net CHECK THIS OUT!! - and remember the wise words of Uncle Rob "REMEMBER to FORGIVE"!! Thanks to sponsor BLUE MARBLE SPACE INSTITUTE of SCIENCE and talented editor EMIL STARLIGHT! www.limelightmedia.ca

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From my  CDS enjoy the Irish jigs,  ballads, and melodies  Charlie McCoy https://www.charliemccoy.com Tony Eyers https://harmonicatunes.com/about/ James Conway https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Conway_(musician). Nedra and Julio https://www.nedraruss.com Song Book https://theharmonicasongbook.com Steve Baker https://www.stevebaker.de/bio_en_10.html  

Today on Too Opinionated we visit with actress Kimberly Dawn Guerrero!  Kimberly is starring in the new Holiday movie, Dognapped: Hound for the Holidays. She plays Victoria Frost in the highly-anticipated ION holiday movie. Her character is an egotistical social media influencer who wakes up one morning to find that her dog has been kidnapped overnight. In an effort to find the puppy before Christmas, Victoria's long-suffering assistant Emily teams up with charming local vet James Conway. As the two investigate suspects, including a rival influencer, a crazed fan, and the father of a spoiled little rich girl, they form a romantic bond along the way – until she suspects her charming vet isn't all he seems to be. Kimberly is also known for her work on Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues, Blackish, 2 Broke Girls, How I met your Mother, Ray Donovan, General Hospital, CSI:NY and A Holiday Heist.  Want to watch: YouTube Meisterkhan Pod

We had a great conversation with actress Kimberly Dawn Guerrero on The Chris & Sandy Show. We talked about so many things from her new movie "Dog-Napped: Hound for the Holidays", family, her career, her life, she told some great stories plus a whole lot more.Guerrero will next be seen starring as Victoria Frost in the highly-anticipated ION holiday movie. Her character is an egotistical social media influencer who wakes up one morning to find that her dog has been kidnapped overnight. In an effort to find the puppy before Christmas, Victoria's long-suffering assistant Emily teams up with charming local vet James Conway. As the two investigate suspects, including a rival influencer, a crazed fan, and the father of a spoiled little rich girl, they form a romantic bond along the way – until she suspects her charming vet isn't all he seems to be. The movie is set to premiere November 27th and you can see Guerrero featured on the official movie poster Appeared in the hit comedy Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues alongside Will Ferrell, Steve Carell, and Kristen WiigShowcased her talent on hit shows such as Blackish, Ray Donovan, American Horror Story, Two Broke Girls, How I Met Your Mother, General Hospital and CSI: NYCo-starred in the rom-com A Holiday Heist alongside Lacey Chabert, Vivica A. Fox, Chris Kattan, Cassandra Scerbo, and Anand Desai-BarochiaRecently wrapped production on the film Deadly Draw alongside Ed AsnerWas seen as Janet Turnbill in the drama/romance film Southern Comfort

Former Fianna Fail TD Eamon Scanlon believes his party has lost touch with the ordinary people, while former Election candidate, James Conway, castigates left-wing parties and representatives. The Friday Panel also discuss The Queen's funeral, rural and school transport, the ploughing championships, and Bertie Ahern

Local farmers and farming representatives offer their views on the Government talks to reach agreement on the percentage level of carbon emissions reduction for the agricultural sector. James Conway, Gerry Loftus and Gerry Pilkington all believe that aside from targets, a plan is need to ensure farming continues to be viable

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A review of the cross-technology event This week there was a spring in the step of folks heading to ‘Dublin Tech Summit' at the RDS centre on Dublin's southside. It was a 2-day affair on the 15th and 16th of June, where face-to-face meetings, networking and tech talks were the order of the day. Dublin Tech Summit 2022 Reviewed The bustle of chatter, talks kicking off and a very full conference space led me to Detectify where Frederico talked about the external security service his company provides. Continuous automation of pre-pentest testing such as port scanning is a valuable service to provide independently of any internal security resources deployed. My journey moved around the busy event hall to Zoom where Harry Mosley, CIO and Matthew Kenny, Systems Engineer, showcased the new smart features on their product. This included PABX integrations and internal optimizations for a better user experience. The range of booths, talks and opportunities to meet folks was impressive indeed. I chatted with some entrepreneurs who requested secrecy around their products in the pre-launch stage noting the venture capital community was well represented at the summit making it an ideal networking opportunity for both parties concerned. The legal industry was also there in the form of Sarah Wilson and her colleagues from Cleaver Fulton Rankin located in Belfast city. Sarah and her legal colleagues are specialists in data compliance and governance in the tech space. The second day started off in a less populist manner but did fill up to a respectable degree where one was wary of getting too close to people in certain parts of the summit. Talks by many companies including Mastercard Foundry (the new design/R&D divisional merger), were in full swing. I visited the Foundry booth and was brought through some projects by James Conway and Stephen Elder. The use of Mastercard apps for making payments and opening up hotel doors based on existing products was an interesting product adaptation that Stephen was working on and immediately useful in my view. James was on the data side using IBM's quantum machine to run advanced algorithms on fraud detection and mapping of fraudulent transactions across Mastercard-enabled networks identifying previously unknown cash points in the journey of the fraudulent transaction. This investigative gap can now be swiftly resolved by quantum computing innovations such as this. I went into the Lenovo booth where Antonia brought me through the complimentary service and solutions innovation from Lenovo allowing Lenovo customers to gain value from this enhanced support solution. My journey then led me to a talk on AI and ‘How humans can co-exist with AI' as a panel discussion led by Laura Ellis. I was heartened by the great point made on how repeatable task elimination gives rise to new job opportunities for those willing to learn new things and take advantage of new opportunities. The second day's afternoon saw me attend talks such as ‘From Startup to Scale up' where experiences were shared by Stephen Crowley of Flipdish and Eileen O'Meara of Stripe. Both leaders commented extensively on the COVID challenges of remote working. This included catchment areas to an office for recruitment, the requirements of leadership based on knowing your people and the prioritization around managing company culture through adverse times. I also stopped off at the ThreatLocker's booth where Eoin McGrath brought me through their scalable agent-based service that materially enhances your fleet's security posture at the application level with their managed security solution. My final stop of the day was with Michal Sukiennik of Airnauts. I chatted with Michal for some time about development challenges in today's web 2.0 world and his company's outsourcing capabilities providing an integrated service that covers the product rather than just part of the project. This is now seen as the new best practice approach to web development of digital...

Local farmers appear to have very mixed reaction to the Government's compulsory tillage plan, being introduced as a result of expected grain shortages caused by the Ukrainian conflict. Former General Election candidate, James Conway, claims the situation facing farmers is much different now than the previous compulsory tillage project during World War 2

Welcome to Accessible Housing Matters!   In today's episode, I welcome James and Joellen Conway   James and Joellen bought their new home together in Rio Vista, California last year.  Rio Vista is about 70 miles from San Francisco.   Listen to find out more about:   [00:01 - ] Opening Segment I welcome James and Joellen Conway to the Show Bio   [01:26 - 24:12] James & Joellen's House Hunting Adventure James and Joellen share about the house that they bought Six Years of Thinking of Homeownership  Obstacles and challenges that James and Joellen faced Impractical homes James and Joellen's Journey to Finding their Perfect Home First Offer Accepted! Plenty of Light, My Art is Thriving!  First Day in the House: Keys handed over and a lot of pictures taken  James and Joellen share their first impressions of the house and the community All Great Responses The Secret to Purchasing Multiple Houses in a Competitive Market Some pieces of advice for future homeowners   [24:13 - 27:20] Closing Segment Final word Tweetable Quote/s:   “I've gotten a little bit sicker since I've moved in, but this house is supporting me beautifully.” - James Conway   “Be very careful and make sure you pick the right team you work with.” - Joellen Conway To learn more, share feedback, or share guest ideas, please visit our website, or contact us on Facebook and Twitter.    Like what you've heard?  Please review us! That helps let other people know about the podcast.   Accessible Housing Matters is dedicated to raising awareness about important issues around accessibility and housing, and getting conversations going. I'd love to learn more about what's on your mind, and get your feedback about the show. Contact me directly at stephen@accessiblehousingmatters.com to share your thoughts or arrange a call.  

Every time we turn around, someone in our circle tests positive.UW Health's Dr James Conway-Is Omicron more contagious than the other variants? -Is 'FluRona'  a thing?-When does this variant peak? Dr James Conway knows his stuff.  This is why he's on our show! About Dr. James ConwayJames H. Conway, MD, FAAP, is a professor in the Department of Pediatrics, Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison, Wisconsin, where he is also very active in Global Health, serving as the Associate Director for Health Sciences in the Global Health Institute.Dr. Conway's primary area of interest is with immunization program improvement and he currently has projects investigating influenza transmission and prevention, the effectiveness of pertussis vaccines and understanding issues of vaccine hesitancy

University of Wisconsin Health's Dr. James Conway:-How do you pronounce this new covid variant?-Can you and should you get the booster AND flu vaccine at the same time?-Why is it important to get the booster after TWO vaccines?Great insight from Dr. Conway 

The Budget, Covid freedom day, the Government's performance, Blackouts, Corporation Tax and free contraceptives are all up for discussion on this week's Friday Panel. Guests are former General Election candidates Bernie O'Hara and James Conway

The parents of children with special needs who attend the Holy Family pre-school in Sligo has totally rejected a HSE statement that Speech and Language Therapy, and Occupational Therapy services are being withdrawn. They insist such vital services need to be provided on-site, as before. Parents Aimee McHugh and James Conway explain more

WARNING: Discussion of Domestic AbuseJames Conway is a self-professed Army Brat who lives in Baltimore, MD. A survivor of homelessness ans domestic abuse, he serves his parish in multiple ministries as well as acting as the Parish Council President. James currently serves as the Vice President of the Board of Directors of Catholics United for Black Lives, a s not-for-profit which advocates for policies promoting racial justice in accordance with the teachings of the Catholic Church. Music: "Homebound" and "Concrete Jungle" by Audiobinger © 2018, editedhttps://freemusicarchive.org/music/AudiobingerUsed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License

In this episode, Dr. Conway discusses COVID19 vaccine roll-out challenges and opportunities.

A former Sligo-Leitrim election candidate has launched a blistering attack on the local TDs who supported Leo Varadkar in this week's confidence motion in him. James Conway from Ballinacarrow says what the Tanaiste did in leaking documents was an example of political cronyism, and if he'd been an apprentice, he'd have been sacked

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UW Health Dr. James Conway talks flu shots on Wisconsin's Morning News

As the posters start to come down and it's now, once again, safe to answer the door without being asked for a vote for one person or another we're closing off our General Election coverage with a look inside the count centre. We're chatting to some of the candidates as they watch the mountains of votes be counted and double checked before pronouncements on whether they will spend the next five years as a member of the 33rd Dáil or to face into another period planning their next appeal to the voting public whenever that may arise. From the Sligo Park Hotel, we hear Martin Kenny's thoughts ahead of his resounding re-election on the first count on Sunday evening as part of the tide of Sinn Fein which was reflected across the entire country where 37 of the 42 candidates standing for the party romped home. Green Party candidate Blaithin Gallagher discusses her emotions as she watches her transfers from Kenny's surplus being counted just a few feet from where we were standing and chatting. Former TD & MEP Marian Harkin talks about the swings of the proportional representation system where vote preferences can have a major effect with every additional count after the elimination of each candidate. Frankie Feighan joins us, a few hours before his fate is confirmed, to discuss his prospects and how the remaining counts will play out and what permutations are needed to get him across the line. Independent candidate James Conway talks about his first journey into the world of politics and he is already planning his route to the next general election which he believes will possibly be inside the next six months. Outgoing TD Eamon Scanlon also previews his prospects a few hours before an expected result. He talks about the tough campaign he faced and how his experience of scraping into the last seat helps him deal with his current situation. Breifne also speak to Chris McManus, a Sligo councillor with Sinn Fein who had been nominated on the ticket but had withdrawn in favour of Martin Kenny. He speaks about his personal feelings about how the election evolved and how delighted he is with the trend towards Sinn Fein. We hear from the Assistant Returning Officer, Paraic O'Grady, as he announces the election of the four successful candidates. Martin Kenny (SF), Marian Harkin (IND), Marc MacSharry (FF), Frankie Feighan (FG). Finally we speak to elected TD Marc MacSharry about what happens now in terms of the formation of a government in the coming months.

After our very well received set of interviews with General Election candidates we had requests to feature more of them so we reached out again to the remaining ten potential TD's and we got positive responses from six of those which we bring to you today. In today's show you will hear from Cllr Declan Bree (Independent), James Conway (Independent), Deputy Marc MacSharry (Fianna Fail), Bernie O'Hara (Independent), Thomas Walsh (Fine Gael) & Sean Wynne (Independent) who are all seeking your vote on Saturday, 8th February. "It's morally unjust and unfair to tax a person's home. I gave a commitment ... that I would vote at council level against Property Tax." says Councillor Declan Bree of the recently increased Local Property Tax which is the biggest issue he's hearing on the doorstep. "If your ideas are good enough they will get attention and get people talking." Independent candidate James Conway speaks about the exposure he garnered with a viral video about the Apple tax bill and the progression of his political ambitions over the last four years. "The leadership of many organisations have let them down, there was a culture of flamboyance ... at the expense of the governance and administration of the sport itself." Fianna Fail's Marc MacSharry speaks about the scandals over the last 4 years with the Olympic Council of Ireland and the Football Association. "Businesses set up shop in areas where there is good hospitals, good schools, good social activities. ... By investing in these things, it would be money that would be returned one hundred fold, we're losing money by not investing." says Independent second time candidate Bernie O'Hara about the lack of investment into the rural areas in the North West of Ireland. "I come from that decade where many of my friends left the country because of the boom or bust days of previous governments. So many of my friends had to emigrate ... we don't want to go back to that decade." says Sligo Cllr Thomas Walsh, a first time Fine Gael candidate looking at the economy of the area and looking for a rebalancing. Finally our last guest on the show, Independent candidate Sean Wynne speaks about the cost of sewage as an issue for one off planning permission in County Leitrim. "Even if a couple got planning permission, they would be the Bord na Mona system which costs approx €60, up the road in Longford it costs €12,500." This brings to a close our 2020 General Election coverage. A fantastic thank you to each of the fifteen candidates who made themselves available to talk to their Leitrim voters via our podcast. Thanks also to Paschal Mooney who gave such a fantastic analysis of each candidate and the outlook for each of the candidates earlier in the election cycle. Regardless of what your politics are, I would ask you to please use your vote and exercise your right to vote for our next government.

The second of our Sligo-Leitrim election candidate debates, live from the Sligo Southern Hotel, features Declan Bree, James Conway, Shane Ellis, Frank Feighan, Blaithin Gallagher, Marian Harkin, Martin Kenny, Anne McCloskey and Marc MacSharry

The latest Independent election candidate to declare in the Sligo-Leitrim constituency has defended the content of his social media posts, which are highly critical of Government policy on rural Ireland. James Conway from Ballinacarrow says he's standing as he's completely exasperated, and the RIC commemoration issue has been the biggest scandal of all

On our second episode of PROJECT : CONNECT, Josh White (VP/County Manager) interviews marine veterans Jim Bottrell and James Conway about the transition from military to civilian life. San Diego is home to the largest concentration of military personnel, with military veterans making up more than 13% of the population. While the volume of service men and women is quite high here, it is not always known where to turn for resources when they are transitioning out into civilian roles. Jim Bottrell and James Conway bring two perspectives to the topic of veterans transitioning back into civilian life. Jim Bottrell is a veteran marine officer that now owns a successful real estate business, and has dedicated himself to hiring veterans and service personnel. James Conway spent 20 years in the marines before transitioning out, and now helps train other veterans transitioning for the organization Veteran Transition Support (https://www.veteranstransitionsupport...). Veterans Transition Support is a non-profit in Southern California dedicated to helping veterans transition from military to civilian, by providing no-cost training programs that can build upon their skills, career counseling, and more. The key takeaways from this conversation include... - Adjusting from rules and regulations in the military is a hard transition into civilian - No one organization can fully transition out a service member - There are resources, but you must seek them out and utilize them - Finding a job that builds upon the skills you had in service is key in your success - PTSD is real, and it can make it very difficult to cope with transitioning -- ABOUT PROJECT : CONNECT: Lawyers Title – San Diego lost one of our beloved title reps to suicide a few years ago, and has since then made mental health one of our philanthropic cornerstones. Our PROJECT : CONNECT video podcast is seeking to expand the conversation about the topics that impact our community, the real estate market, and beyond. Our motto is Good People Doing Great Work, so our community involvement seeks to express that. -- About Lawyers Title San Diego: At our core, we are good people doing great work. Our commitment to top-shelf customer service sets us apart, and is unparalleled in San Diego County. For more information about Title Insurance, feel free to visit our website: http://LTICSD.com, or email DigitalSD@LTIC.com

Our latest Front Row Booker Prize Book Group puts its questions to shortlisted author Chigozie Obioma about his book An Orchestra of Minorities, the story of chicken farmer Chinonso whose aspirations lead him to leave Nigeria for Cyprus – a decision that brings momentous consequences. Drag star Ginger Johnson reviews RuPaul's Drag Race UK on BBC Three. With contestants such as Baga Chipz and Sum Ting Wong, how does the drag reality competition compare to the multi-Emmy-award-winning US version? Kurt Weill's The Silver Lake is about to tour the UK for the first time. English Touring Opera’s director James Conway discusses the satirical opera which was banned by the Nazis weeks after its first performance in 1933. Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Edwina Pitman

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Tim Loy is joined this week by Allan Poole, Mark Laws, Jeff Hobbs, Billy Swanson, and Sawyer Rich to get you ready for this week’s Showcase MMA in Johnson City, Tennessee. Along with previewing that fight card, the guys have interviews with Jason King, James Conway, Jennifer Hauss Nixon, and Dustin Long. Now before they […] The post The Valor Hour: Showcase MMA Preview, Jason King, James Conway, Jennifer Hauss Nixon, and Dustin Long appeared first on Radio Influence.

Performing at the upcoming 32nd Annual Irish American Heritage Center's Irish Fest, The Boils bring their funkified Celtic music and mystical magic to the Windy City Irish Radio Studios. Songwriter, singer, guitarist Mike Callahan, percussionist, Mike Austin, and harmonica and tin whistle virtuoso, James Conway, join Mike and Tim for an hour of The Boils twist on Irish/Celtic classics. Tune in for a music, magical, humorous hour of Windy City Irish Radio. Check out the podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com

With the St. Pat's holiday season behind them, Mike and Tim throw on a pot of coffee, wake up to the Rambles of Spring and welcome to the show Armagh piper, Cillian Vallely​, from the world-renowned traditional Irish supergroup, Lúnasa​. Cillian discusses the band's shows this weekend at the Old Town School of Folk Music​, breaks some news about his own appearance with bandmate Kevin Crawford​ at the Irish American Heritage Center as part of the Salon Concerts Chicago​ Series in May, and tells stories from his work with the Mullingar Man by way of New Jersey, Bruce Springsteen​, and on Broadway's Riverdance​. Tune in as the boys boys spin tunes from Cillian's newest release, The Raven's Rock, Lunasa and the Boss along with music from Trian featuring Liz Carroll, Billy McComiskey & Dáithí Sproul​ New York celt-rockers, The Prodigals​, harmonica master, James Conway, County Clare's Socks in the Frying Pan​, legends Tommy Makem​, Liam Clancy​, Jerry Garcia​ and David Grisman​, and the most popular Irish band of Irish descent ever, The Beatles​. Rest in Peace Chuck Berry and James Cotton. Join us for Windy City Irish Radio​ every Wednesday evening on WSBC 1240 AM from 8PM - 9PM or listen on our website at www.windycityirishradio.com

When an Afternoon Ride Turns in to a Rescue Mission This is the story of a rescue made possible by a satellite communicator, an inReach device. We've used the inReach for some time now, but only have experience with it as a convenient method of staying in contact with family and for checking weather in remote locations. When we were putting together this episode, part of the plan was to talk to someone who had to use their inReach for the purpose of rescue. And while searching for someone with a story, we experienced a rescue mission of our own.  Jim Martin, show host, and his friend Brent Henry, went for an afternoon adventure ride, on the logging roads and trails on our island. That ride turned out to involve a serious injury and the subsequent rescue mission. About inReach: We talked at length about both the inReach and Spot on a previous episode, Calling From Help from Above.  inReach Canada: www.inreachcanada.comDelorme inReach: http://www.inreachdelorme.com/ Spencer James Conway - Circumnavigating South America Spencer was the first solo rider to circumnavigate Africa, totally unsupported. He documented his trip using a video camera and at the time had no idea that it would be made in to a six part series called African Motorcycle Diaries where it first aired on the UK Travel Channel. And now, Spencer is riding around South America, documenting his trip on video, which will once again be made in to a series on the Travel Channel. Jim caught up with him on his trip to see how things were playing out. African Motorcycle Diaries DVD: https://www.dukevideo.com/prd1950/African-Motorcycle-Diaries-DVD Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/spencer.j.conway Website: http://www.spencer-conway.com/ Music: www.audionautix.com Show Sponsors: Support the show sponsors that help bring ADVENTURE RIDER RADIO to you. More information about contacting our sponsors can be found here. Max BMW Motorcycles Bestrest Products Aerostich TourUSA Motorcycle Rentals Green Chile Adventure Gear IMS Products     Listen to more of our best motorcycle podcasts!

Retired four-star General James Conway tells Boone that if we want to get rid of ISIS, we need to arm and train the Sunni Tribes and the Kurds, but the Iraqi government won’t let us. On energy, Conway says that the U.S. has become a puppet being manipulated by the Saudis. He believes that an energy plan is really a national security plan. Listen to this episode of the Pickens Podcast to hear what one of America’s smartest Generals has to say.

Sean talks to director James Conway about English Touring Opera's new production of Donizetti's rarely performed opera Pia de' Tolomei

James Conway is a harmonica master specializing in traditional Irish tunes but he also incorporates musical ideas from blues harp masters. We sit down in his basement studio to talk about how he learned from Junior Wells and Sugar Blue as a doorman at Rosa's Lounge in Chicago, his Celtic "power trio" the Boils, his monthly music jam train trips from Chicago to Kenosha, and his current recording, Mouth Box. 

Welcome to another episode of the GGtMC, with possible audio issues causing us problems in the morning...the very early morning... This week we have a Cinema de Bizarre show for you Gentle-minions, we cover Johnny Hamlet (1968) from director Enzo Castellari and The Boogens (1981) from director James Conway. We also cover some feedback and we get a report from Ben (aka dissolvedpet) on the Melbourne International Film Festival!!! Emails to midnitecinema@gmail.com Voicemails to 206-666-5207 Adios!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ggtmc/message

Tess (Cassidy Freeman) and her team perform tests on Clark's (Tom Welling) crystal that she had retrieved from the arctic, causing it to send a beam of light into the universe. This triggers the arrival of Maxima (guest star Charlotte Sullivan), a queen from the planet Almerac, who is searching for her soulmate, who she believes sent the signal. Unfortunately, Maxima's power is too great for mortal men and her kiss kills them. The seductive Maxima arrives in Metropolis and begins her search, starting with Jimmy (Aaron Ashmore). Allison Mack and Erica Durance also star. James Conway directed the episode written by Turi Meyer 7 Al Septien (#3T7454).

This edition features stories on Afghan national army soldiers and coalition forces returning fire after an insurgent attack, Gen. James Conway visiting U.S. Marines in Afghanistan, and U.S. Soldiers going on foot patrols to search for improvised explosive devices. Hosted by Tech. Sgt. Deb Decker.