Podcast appearances and mentions of joe harrington

Upland areas of Kerry, particularly those with a lot of forestry, bore the brunt of power outages last week as a result of the cold, snowy and icy weather. Some people living in Brosna were without power and water for five days. Joe Harrington lives in one of those upland areas, Lyreacrompane, and he shared his thoughts as to what needs to be done to prevent such lengthy outages in the future.

Jerry spoke to Joe Harrington who described the problems he and other residents have been experiencing.

In this episode of the IJA Aftershow, George and Patrick talk with Joe Harrington about his most recent class, D&O Coverage for Public Investigations. Not yet a member … Read More » The post IJA Aftershow: Joe Harrington appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

In this episode of the IJA Aftershow, join George and Patrick as they talk with Joe Harrington about his latest class, Working with E&S Carriers: A Primer. Not … Read More » The post IJA Aftershow: Joe Harrington appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

Jerry ended this edition of Kerry Today with a recording of a song written by Joe Harrington from Lyreacrompane and brilliantly sung by the legendary Peggy Sweeney.

More than 20 years ago, executives at rival auction houses Sotheby’s and Christie's were found guilty of coordinating a massive price-fixing scheme. Leaders from the companies held covert meetings, where they set identical commission fees. Today, active antitrust cases show that the ways in which companies might conspire are changing. Algorithms can replace secret meetings, but U.S. regulators say it's still collusion, whether it’s a human or a bot pulling the strings. Marketplace's Lily Jamali spoke to Joe Harrington at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School about how antitrust law holds up against new technology.

More than 20 years ago, executives at rival auction houses Sotheby’s and Christie's were found guilty of coordinating a massive price-fixing scheme. Leaders from the companies held covert meetings, where they set identical commission fees. Today, active antitrust cases show that the ways in which companies might conspire are changing. Algorithms can replace secret meetings, but U.S. regulators say it's still collusion, whether it’s a human or a bot pulling the strings. Marketplace's Lily Jamali spoke to Joe Harrington at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School about how antitrust law holds up against new technology.

More than 20 years ago, executives at rival auction houses Sotheby’s and Christie's were found guilty of coordinating a massive price-fixing scheme. Leaders from the companies held covert meetings, where they set identical commission fees. Today, active antitrust cases show that the ways in which companies might conspire are changing. Algorithms can replace secret meetings, but U.S. regulators say it's still collusion, whether it’s a human or a bot pulling the strings. Marketplace's Lily Jamali spoke to Joe Harrington at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School about how antitrust law holds up against new technology.

Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh has died at the age of 93. Born in Dún Síon in West Kerry, he went on to become the voice of the GAA. He enjoyed a career spanning over 60 years. Lyreacrompane’s Joe Harrington, Kerry great Mickey Ned O’Sullivan, sports editor of the Irish Examiner Tony Leen, Cathaoirleach of Kerry County Council and PRO for Mícheál’s club Dingle, Breandán Fitzgerald, and comment-line caller Seán de Brún paid tribute to a person whose like we will not see – or hear – again.

Joe Harrington is a student in St. Paul studying urban geography and environmental policy. He is a GIS and data organizer at Our Streets Minneapolis.

Recapping the weekend with the Barbie movie; Our Streets Minneapolis’s Joe Harrington joins Matt to discuss the proposal to remove I-94 through St. Paul; Paul Reubens/Pee-wee Herman has died at 70; fatal shooting by State Patrol this morning; outstate Minnesota crime report; the downfall of Twitter.

Joe Harrington is a student in St. Paul studying urban geography and environmental policy. He is a GIS and data organizer at Our Streets Minneapolis.

Brooke Scullion's firework performance goes up in smoke as once again Ireland fail to qualify. Joe Harrington joins Niall in studio to discuss this. Is it time Ireland stop entering the Eurovision? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brooke Scullion's firework performance goes up in smoke as once again Ireland fail to qualify. Joe Harrington joins Niall in studio to discuss this. Is it time Ireland stop entering the Eurovision? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we are chatting with one of the newest members to the Precision Fitness family, trainer Joe Harrington! We appreciate being a part of your day, and part of your fitness! If you ever have any questions related to your health and fitness, something we talked about, or just something else, reach out! For more information, tips, and workouts of the day, check out: www.thrivetrainingteam.com

Flagstaff County Agricultural Fieldman Harry Brook dives into the topic of on-farm water resources with Joe Harrington, Agricultural Water Specialist with Alberta Agriculture and Forestry.

The Capitol Forum sat down with Professor Joseph Harrington to discuss his recent article “Collusion in Plain Sight: Firms’ Use of Public Announcements to Restrain Competition,” and whether and how global antitrust agencies should could seek to deter cartelization through public statements in the future.

A conversation about pioneering a business category, help from Alicia Keys and mental health. Linktree CEO Alex Zaccaria is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. Host Jason Lim and Alex talk about the origins of Linktree, gaining over 2 million users while it was a side hustle, a turning point involving Alicia Keys, the myth of growth hacking, dealing with copycats, new products, mental health, burnout, the future of work post-COVID and more. The podcast was produced, shot and edited by Joe Harrington. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Pride cometh before the fall,” an old Spanish proverb says. But what is pride, and how do we steer clear of it? Today's collection of stories discusses issues of pride, and the victories or consequences related to it. Featured are fun anecdotes of raging elephants, tricksters, and cowboy poetry from storytellers Judith Black, Laura Simms, Dan Deding, Norah Dooley, Joe Harrington, and Jim Bruchac, leaving a lesson with us to Beware of Pride. On today's episode, enjoy the following:“The Three Strong Women of Japan” by Judith Black from Blooming (19:10)A wrestler named Forever-Mountain considers himself the mightiest sumo wrestler in all the land – until he meets a sweet young woman on his travels. When this young woman and her mother and grandmother easily defeat him, he realizes that he has a thing or two to learn from them. “Nalagiri” by Laura Simms from Making Peace—Heart Uprising (8:06)When  a riled Nalagiri is sent to destroy the Buddha, the Buddha must tame the elephant by extending his kindness and friendliness. “Nasrudin and the Wise Man” by Dan Keding from Wisdom and Wayfaring (1:24)Nasrudin, a Persian folktale character,  encounters a man who thinks he has learned all there is to know in life – until Nasrudin points out one important missing skill... “Talkative Turtle” by Norah Dooley from World Folk Tales (2:47)Talkative Turtle makes his escape from hunters  by hitching a ride with two cranes – with one caveat – that he must keep his mouth closed. As you can guess from the title, we'll see how long that lasts...  “Trail Boss Test” by Joe Harrington from Men of Honor (3:38)What happens when an upstart cowboy thinks he knows better than the trail boss? We'll see what wise words the trail boss will impart! “The Beast” by Dan Keding from In a Dead Man's Company (6:28)You're all familiar with the story of Beauty and the Beast! Dan Keding gives us a spin on this “tale as old as time"  from the Beast's perspective! "Bear and Brown Squirrel" by Jim Bruchac from Northeastern Native American Animal Stories (8:02)Here's a great reminder about humility. In this story from Jim Bruchac, a bragging bear who can 'do anything', is challenged by a squirrel to demand the sun not to rise.  

On today's episode, enjoy the following: “The Three Strong Women of Japan” by Judith Black (19:10) “Nalagiri” by Laura Simms (8:06) “Nasrudin and the Wise Man” by Dan Keding (1:24) “Talkative Turtle” by Norah Dooley (2:47) “Trail Boss Test” by Joe Harrington (3:38) “The Beast” by Dan Keding (6:28) "Bear and Brown Squirrel" by Jim Bruchac (8:02)

A conversation about building a digital bank, taking risks and leadership. 86 400 CEO Robert Bell is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. Host Jason Lim and Robert speak about his diverse career path, growing into leadership roles, neo banks versus the traditional banks, why they built 86 400, how COVID-19 will affect the banking industry and much more. The podcast was produced, shot and edited by Joe Harrington. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A conversation about reusable cups, circular economies and leading the fight for a sustainable future. KeepCup CEO Abigail Forsyth is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. Host Jason Lim and Abigail talk about founding KeepCup out of a Melbourne cafe, local production versus overseas, expanding the team to three countries, changing the culture of sustainability within businesses, not taking on investment, finding your voice, the future of coffee culture post-COVID and much more. The podcast was produced, shot and edited by Joe Harrington. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

A conversation about the Australian company changing the toilet paper game for good. Who Gives A Crap CEO Simon Griffiths is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. Host Jason Lim and Simon discuss his roots in not-for-profits, being one of three co-founders, failures along the way, supply chains, the craziness of COVID-19, social impact in business, running an international company from Melbourne and more. The podcast was produced, shot and edited by Joe Harrington. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

A conversation about cybersecurity and mitigating the risk around APIs. The guest on this episode of People Building Businesses is AiCULUS CEO and founder Omaru Maruatona. Omaru and our host Jason Lim speak about his early life in Botswana, his interest in AI and ML, starting a cybersecurity company, API security, the CyRise accelerator program, Landing Pads, COVID-19 and the national cybersecurity risks. The podcast was produced, shot and edited by Joe Harrington. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

A conversation with the Australian company that has reimagined how we create online documents. The guest on this episode of People Building Businesses is Qwilr COO and co-founder Mark Tanner. Mark and our host Jason Lim speak about his early experience in startups, his time at Google, the early days of Qwilr, perfecting a SaaS product, raising money on four different occasions, working with investors, the 'Murder Your Darlings' approach, sales techniques and much more. It's a really insightful chat with lots of takeaways, we hope you enjoy it. The podcast was produced, shot and edited by Joe Harrington. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

A conversation with the CEO of Australia's first ethical superannuation fund for women, by women. The guest on this episode of People Building Businesses is Verve Super CEO and co-founder Christina Hobbs. Christina and our host Jason Lim covered a lot on this episode. The topics they spoke about include Christina's work with the UN in Syria and Turkey, her stint as a Green Party senate candidate, financial literacy in Australia, the state of superannuation in Australia, divesting from fossil fuels, equality for women in pay and pension and more. It's a super interesting chat, we hope you enjoy it. The podcast was produced, shot and edited by Joe Harrington.

A conversation with a Melbourne startup that’s helping bars, cafes and restaurants stay alive in these uncertain times. Mr Yum's Kim Teo is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. Our host Jason Lim (YBF Ventures) and Kim speak about her switch from corporate life to startups, a failed business, the experiment that Mr Yum grew from, their approach to funding, COVID-19's impact on hospitality, taking on UberEats and Deliveroo and future plans for the company. The podcast was produced, shot and edited by Joe Harrington.

A conversation with the co-founder of an equity crowdfunding platform that allows everyone the opportunity to invest in Australian brands. Birchal's Matt Vitale is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. Our host Jason Lim (YBF Ventures) and Matt speak about the impact of COVID-19 on investing, how Birchal has responded to the crisis, the origins of the company, the process of getting a financial licence in Australia, diversifying investments, funding for the tech sector and much more. The podcast was produced, shot and edited by Joe Harrington.

A conversation with the founder of one of the leading legal technology startups in Australia. NEXL's Philipp Thurner is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. Our host Jason Lim (YBF Ventures) and Philipp speak about his youth growing up in Austria, going from the customer service desk to the innovation team at a huge law firm, navigating the media, the importance of networks, the Lander & Rogers' LawTech Hub, being a solo founder, the cost of growth and building NEXL. The podcast was produced, shot and edited by Joe Harrington.

Tech trends for 2020 and the growth of a global startup accelerator program are covered on this podcast. Startupbootcamp co-founder Ruud Hendriks is the guest of episode 14 of People Building Businesses. Our host Jason Lim and Ruud talk about his pirate radio days on Radio Caroline, launching commercial radio stations in Europe, his involvement in Big Brother's enormous success, launching Startupbootcamp, the traits of successful teams, the state of tech and his predictions for the future of tech in 2020 and beyond. You can listen and subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube. The podcast is produced by Joe Harrington.

Find out more about the Australian startup disrupting the way companies recruit talent. Weploy CEO and co-founder Tony Wu is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. Tony and host Jason Lim cover a whole range of topics; jiu-jitsu, sacrifices his parents made for him, starting the company in a toilet showroom, hiring top talent, using advisory boards efficiently and the future of recruitment. You can listen and subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube. The podcast is produced by Joe Harrington.

Butch Carter is the founder of Analytics 4 Coaches and currently serves as the Analytics Coaching Mentor to the NBA's Assistant Coaching Program (ACP). He has been a trailblazer on Basketball Analytics since his record breaking 1999-2000 season as the Head Coach of the Toronto Raptors. Analytics 4 Coaches is designed specifically to help coaches win more games. Butch was a standout athlete at Middletown High School, where he was named Ohio’s 1976 High School Player of the Year. Carter was recruited by legendary college coach Bobby Knight of Indiana. Carter was named co-captain as a senior and led the team to the 1980 Big Ten Championship. He was the first guard to lead the Big Ten field goal percentage at .547 and shot .511 for his career at Indiana. Butch was drafted by the Lakers in the 2nd round and played a total of six years in the NBA with the Los Angeles Lakers (1980–1981), Indiana Pacers (1981–1984), New York Knicks (1984–1985), and Philadelphia 76ers (1985). After his playing career, Butch returned to Middletown High as the Head Varsity Basketball Coach where in his second season he was named Ohio High School Coach of the Year. He is the only person to ever be named both Player & Coach of the Year in the state of Ohio! Carter then served as a college assistant at Long Beach State with Joe Harrington, and University of Dayton with Jim O'Brien before jumping to the NBA where he worked 6 years as an assistant with the Milwaukee Bucks for Del Harris and Mike Dunleavy. He moved on to Toronto where he was first an assistant and later became the Head Coach for the Raptors, coaching future Hall of Famers Vince Carter & Tracy McGrady. Make sure you subscribe to the Hoop Heads Podcast on iTunes, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts and while you’re there please leave us a 5 star rating and review. Believe it or not those ratings help your friends and colleagues find the show. If you really love what you’re hearing recommend the Hoop Heads Pod to someone and get them to join you as a part of Hoop Heads Nation. Be prepared to take some notes and learn some coaching truths as you listen to this episode with Butch Carter, former NBA player, NBA Coach, and the founder of Analytics 4 Coaches. E mail – butchcarter@rogers.com Twitter – @TOButchCarter Website – Analytics4Coaches.com Support this podcast

Find out the full story behind the fastest growing gift delivery startup in Australia. LVLY co-founder Hannah Spilva is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. Hannah and host Jason Lim discuss topics like bootstrapping, co-founder relationships, digital marketing strategies, how to do customer service right, looking for investment, the pressures that come with scaling and much more. You can listen and subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube. The podcast is produced by Joe Harrington.

How did George Hedon build Pause Fest into one of the biggest festivals in Australia? We find out in this episode of People Building Businesses. George is the CEO and founder of Pause Fest and he tells us about growing up in Serbia, his career in design, the first days of the festival, the mechanics behind running it, how he handles stress and he reveals some of the big names lined up for 2020. You can listen and subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube. The podcast is presented by Jason Lim and produced by Joe Harrington.

A fascinating insight into securing startup investment and innovating legal technology with Josef co-founder and CEO Tom Dreyfus. This is episode 10 of People Building Businesses. Founded in 2017, Josef is a platform that empowers lawyers to easily build and launch their own legal bots and their mission is to create a legal industry that works for everyone. On the podcast, Tom talks about finding his two co-founders, their journey through Startmate, raising $1million in funding, working with investors and how they're handling their rapid growth. You can listen and subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube. The podcast is presented by Jason Lim and produced by Joe Harrington.

Meet the Australian startup that has become a world leader in peer-to-peer designer dress lending. Kirsten Kore, co-founder of Designerex, is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. Founded in 2015, Designerex is a peer-to-peer designer dress lending platform that has exploded in popularity. It has grown to 12,000 listed items in Australia and embarked upon expansion in the US. On the podcast, Kirsten talks about the early days of the business, being non-technical founders, organic growth, finding an angel investor, expansion to the US and fast fashion. It's a great insight into a rapidly changing industry. You can listen and subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube. The podcast is presented by Jason Lim and produced by Joe Harrington.

Sharon Taylor, Managing Director and former CEO of Omny Studio, is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. In 2019, Omny Studio was acquired by global audio tech company Triton Digital. Sharon tells us the story of the company from 2011 to now, and how they navigated numerous challenges along the way to become a major player in the podcasting space. You can listen and subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube. The podcast is presented by Jason Lim and produced by Joe Harrington.

Farley Blackman, the CEO of YBF Ventures, is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. Farley has worked in senior management roles in huge companies like GE, Motorola and BP. He took over as CEO of YBF in October 2017 and has overseen huge growth in the past two years with expansion in Melbourne and Sydney. He tells us his story from early days in the States, his experiences at the highest levels of the corporate world, leading the innovation push in Australia and everything in between. You can listen and subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube. The podcast is presented by Jason Lim and produced by Joe Harrington.

Alan Saxe University of Texas at Arlington Political Science Professor * founder and president of MineWater LLC Joe Harrington * Founder and Director of Liberty Lives Forever Andy McKean * Headmaster of Liberty Common School Bob Schaffer * comedian Brad Williams * Trooper Gary Cutler

Valeria Ignatieva, the co-founder and co-CEO of Work180, is the guest on People Building Businesses this week. WORK180 is the only jobs platform that pre-screens employers to see how well they support women’s careers. The criteria includes paid parental leave, pay equity, flexible working arrangements, employee engagement scores, and all the other things jobs boards don't usually talk about. In this episode, Valeria talks about growing up in Russia, her introduction to tech, starting Work180 with her co-founder Gemma Lloyd, their mission and global expansion. It's a really fantastic story, we hope you enjoy it. You can listen and subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube. The podcast is presented by Jason Lim and produced by Joe Harrington.

Dom Pym, the co-founder of Up Bank, is the guest on People Building Businesses this week. Up is Australia's first next generation bank and the latest figures published say they have gained 100,000 customers since its launch in October 2018. That makes one of the fastest growing digital banks in the world. In this episode, Dom talks about the growth of Up and delves into his near 20 years experience working in the financial sector. You can listen and subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube. The podcast is presented by Jason Lim and produced by Joe Harrington.

Jordyn Evans, the founder of Mingle Seasoning, is the guest on this episode of People Building Businesses. Mingle is one of the most exciting food products through its online success and its availability in stores across Australia including supermarket giants Coles. In this episode, Jordyn talks about the early 'Breaking Bad' style days creating the flavours in her own kitchen, growing her social audience, taking part in two accelerator programs, imposter syndrome, getting people to join her on the journey, and plans for the future. You can listen and subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube. The podcast is presented by Jason Lim and produced by Joe Harrington.

This week’s guest is Square’s head of APAC Ben Pfisterer. Ben has a hugely impressive career history with roles in Deloitte, Jetstar, NAB and Visa before starting his own company Kinetik Innovation. He moved to Square in 2014 and has overseen its huge growth ever since. The podcast covers his early career with Jetstar and the other corporates, moving to Square, his relationship with Jack Dorsey, the company's focus on regional Australia, their product range, their mission and more. You can subscribe to People Building Businesses in all the usual places: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube. The podcast is presented by Jason Lim and produced by Joe Harrington.

Abington Heights Senior Joe Harrington talks with WILK's Sue Henry about a Facebook page he created.

Ronan O'Gara, Stephen Ferris, Fionn Carr, James Downey, Pat McCarry and guest host Joe Harrington on The Hard Yards. 1:00 - James and Fionn remember their Churchill Cup appearance in '09 2:40 - The boys react to the three changes to the Lions starting XV 4:00 - ROG on the inclusion of both Johnny Sexton and Owen Farrell 8:20 - James on what Owen Farrell brings to the number 12 jersey 10:40 - The thinking behind including Sam Warburton ahead of Peter O'Mahony 12:40 - Is it a better team with Warburton ahead of O'Mahony? 15:20 - Whose decision was it to pick Owen Farrell at 12 ahead of Ben Te'o? 18:25 - The sudden importance of Liam Williams to this Lions side 20:10 - ROG on the combination of players on the bench 23:30 - Why how Ireland beat New Zealand is no use to the Lions 29:00 - How big a bearing will French referee Jerome Garces have on the game? 35:00 - Stephen Ferris tells us about golfing and going on the beers in New Zealand 37:00 - The New Zealand team and the guys reaction to the two changes 39:20 - That Kieran Read pass 42:30 - Ferris on Warburton and Itoje being brought into the team 47:21 - Has the New Zealand media gone too far with the criticism of Warren Gatland? 49:31 - Marcus Horan's theory on why the media are going in so hard on Gatland 50:45 - Predictions for All Blacks vs Lions II 54:26 - Hayley O'Connor from Ladbrokes with all the odds for the second test

Ronan O'Gara, Kevin McLaughlin, Pat McCarry, Andy Rowe (The Rugby Pod) join host Joe Harrington on the podcast this week. 1.15 - The best golfers in the Irish rugby squad 3:30 - ROG on his young son playing against a giant 13-year-old last week 5:00 - ROG on working alongside Joe Schmidt with Ireland 7:00 - Kev on the first few months working with Schmidt at Leinster 12:00 - Joey Carberry's reaction to his poor performance against USA Eagles 14:50 - ROG on taking part in Ireland training last week, Ringrose impressed 16:30 - Does he have plans to join up with the Irish coaching ticket again? 19:50 - Is there reason to be hopeful about the Lions next few weeks? 21:30 - The selection headaches facing Warren Gatland ahead of the first test 25:00 - What is the difference between Johnny Sexton and Owen Farrell? 26:50 - ROG on needing the pressure of goal kicking in a big game 30:00 - Kev on the pack that faces the Maori All Blacks on Saturday 33:00 - A theory why Peter O'Mahony is captaining for the Maori All Blacks game 35:30 - Predictions from ROG, Kev and Pat 38:30 - Andy Rowe from The Rugby Pod tells us about the feeling in New Zealand about the series 41:00 - The issue of referee interpretation is raising its head, the guys discuss it 46:00 - Andy runs us through the Maori All Black starting XV 51:00 - The New Zealand team to face Samoa on Friday and what it tells us about next Saturday 58:45 - Hayley O'Connor from Ladbrokes with Lions odds and the best bets for Ascot and the colour of the Queen's hat

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Join Team Mousetalgia live from the Pacific Northwest Mouse Meet as Jeff and Kristen report on the annual event. First, take a tour of the show floor and experience the Mouse Meet from the guests' perspectives, then go behind the scenes with Mousetalgia and special guest Imagineer Joe Herrington, and Disney voice artists Mark Silverman, Margaret Kerry and Pete Renaday. Joe Harrington talks about creating soundscapes and audio for some of the parks' most beloved attractions, and the voice panel discuss some highlights from their careers. Then, listen in as Mousetalgia re-creates the famous "Story and Song from the Haunted Mansion" record album with the original voice of the Ghost Host, Pete Renaday! Plus, D23 Expo news, Claire Keane, and a baby arrives!

Joe Harrington is the author of Things Come On (an amneoir) (Wesleyan Poetry 2011), a mixed-genre work relating the twinned narratives of the Watergate scandal and his mother's cancer. Harrington is also the author of he chapbooks Earth Day Suite (Beard of Bees Press 2010 -- available as free PDF) and Of Some Sky (Bedouin, forthicoming), as well as the critical study Poetry and the Public: The Social Form of Modern U.S. Poetics (Wesleyan UP 2002). He was the 2005 Walt Whitman Chair of American Literature and Culture at the University of Groningen, The Netherlands, under the auspices of the Fulbright Distinguished Chairs Program. He is currently Professor of English at the University of Kansas in Lawrence.