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Neil Gough is a former 8 x Irish Elite champion from County Waterford and is widely regarded as one of the greatest amateur boxers Ireland has ever produced. He talks about his early years at St. Paul's ABC under his hugely influential coach, John Finn. We chat about his early amateur career and his competitive rivalry with Eddie Fisher during his Intermediate years. We then go through his amazing record of 11 straight Irish senior finals against quality opposition including, Eamonn Magee, Neil Sinclair, Eddie Fisher, Francis Barrett and James Moore amongst others. There were numerous World and European championship appearances including a fantastic run to the quarter finals of the 1997 World Championships in Budapest when he would lose to 2 x Olympic Gold medalist Oleg Saitov. This run would place Neil as world number 5 in at the time.Neil also opens up about his frustration at failing to reach 3 consecutive Olympic Games after falling just short at various qualifiers. There are also stories about meeting boxing legends, Muhammad Ali and Evander Holyfield thrown in there as well. Finally, we find out how Neil is still involved in amateur boxing in Waterford to this very day. Neil is a proper gentleman and it is a real pleasure sharing his story.

Paul Roderick grew up surrounded by dairy and always knew he would return to his family farm which has gone through plenty of changes across the generations. In this week's episode chat he shares about the evolution of the family farm, we chat about grazing grass in the subtropics and the challenges facing not only Queensland dairy but the industry as a whole and he shares why he is passionate about being involved within industry, recently becoming Chair of the Dairy Australia Board. GROUNDS FOR GROWTH CONFERNCE 2025  Dairy Australia is hosting a soil and pasture biodiversity event in Warrnambool on 4-6 March 2025. A first-ever for the Australian dairy industry, Grounds for Growth will support farmers with adopting multi-species pastures and other management practices.  The three-day event focuses on the benefits, challenges and practical dairy farmer experiences of adopting soil and pasture systems to improve soil health and function. It will include a strong panel of expert speakers from Australia and internationally, including regenerative agriculture specialist from Massey University in NZ, Professor Danny Donaghy, and Irish expert on multispecies planting Dr John Finn from Teagsac. Australian farmers who are successfully using biodiverse practices on farm will also present at the event, and there will be in-person and virtual farm tours for attendees. By attending the event, dairy farmers will be better equipped to make informed decisions about the right soil and pasture systems for their individual farming needs. Registration is open and available via the link https://www.dairyaustralia.com.au/soils-and-water/soil-management-and-fertility/grounds-for-growth   If you know someone who you think would be great on the podcast, or you would like to share your story, please get in touch by sending an email to podcast.morethanmilk@gmail.com or stay connected by following us on Instagram or Facebook and send us a message - I'd love to hear from you.     

Bord na Móna's latest Gender Pay Gap Report reveals a leadership shift—Sharon Doyle, Head of HR & Corporate Affairs, discusses their commitment to diversity, female leadership, and workplace inclusion. With cycling to work more popular than ever, Eoin Coughlan of Outdoorsy.ie explains how the Cycle to Work scheme is making commuting greener, healthier, and more affordable. How will Waterways Ireland's new Craft Centre of Excellence in Tullamore preserve heritage craftsmanship and boost regional development? Patrick Harkin joins us to discuss this major investment. Tariffs, trade wars and immediate effects on markets and currencies - should Irish SMEs fear Trump's tariffs? John Finn of The Treasury Hub offers an expert view!

After the summer break, Hina and Sandeep are joined by John Finn to discuss our recent Structured Finance conference, new features in CLO documentation, recent CLO performance, and future challenges faced by the market. Our aim is to provide market participants with further advanced analytical insight into Corporate Credits, CLOs and Leveraged Finance deals, with S&P Global Ratings regular podcast, based on key features we're seeing in corporate credits and sectors that CLOs are exposed to.

The feds have kicked in millions of dollars to help feed school children in the province. We speak with the executive director of the province's School Lunch Association about the National School Food Program... and what it could mean in this province. (Krissy Holmes with John Finn)

Welcome to episode 059 of Life Sciences 360.In this episode of Life Sciences 360, Harsh Thakkar is joined by John Finn, Chief Scientific Officer at Tome Biosciences. John shares his inspiring journey of overcoming challenges, like his stutter, while making groundbreaking strides in gene therapy. They dive deep into Tome's unique technology, PGI (Programmable Genomic Integration), which is revolutionizing how large-scale gene insertions are done with pinpoint accuracy. Learn how Tome Biosciences is leading the charge in curing genetic disorders and advancing cell therapy with cutting-edge science.Chapters:00:00 - Introduction to the Episode00:29 - The Vision Behind Gene Therapy01:13 - John's Journey and Challenges with Stuttering03:14 - How Stuttering Shaped John's Career in Science05:43 - Introduction to Tome Biosciences07:02 - The Origins of Tome and Founding Vision09:49 - Why Large-Scale Gene Editing Matters14:12 - How Tome's PGI Technology Works20:29 - What Sets Tome Apart in Gene Therapy24:31 - Future Milestones for Tome Biosciences30:49 - Overcoming Challenges in Genomic Integration36:47 - The Power of Team Culture at Tome Biosciences40:20 - Advice for Aspiring Scientists and Entrepreneurs42:52 - Where to Connect with John Finn and Learn More About Tome- Follow John Finn: *Linkedin - ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-john-finn-8b3bb23/ ) *Tome Bio Linkedin -  ( https://www.linkedin.com/company/tome-biosciences/ ) * Tome Bio Website- ( https://tome.bio/ )---Links:*Harsh Thakkar LinkedIn ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/harshvthakkar/ )*Listen to this episode on the go! 

John Finn joins Paul on the podcast to discuss growing up in Richmond, sports memorabilia and his family lineage to name a few. John grew up in different parts of Richmond and he and Paul discussed going to different schools and his experience with school integration. They talked about  the bad, but mostly good experiences and how his first year was very formative. Paul learned about John's collection of sports memorabilia and some of the incredible athletes that were represented in his collection. John spoke to Paul about his family lineage and the types of businesses his father all the way back to his great great grandfather were in and about his career path and current business. The also talked about his time at VCU and the fraternity that he belonged to which he is still involved with to this day. They finished by talking about his wife Laurie and their two sons.

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Contact us via the website: https://www.tougherminds.co.uk/contact/'The Habit Mechanic' FREE paper back (20 years in the making!): https://thehabitmechanic.tougherminds.co.uk/bookThe Lazy Guide (Finish in 90 mins): https://coaching.tougherminds.co.uk/the-lazy-guide-to-building-super-habits-digital-bundle?coupon=SAVE70FREE Coaching Session: https://www.tougherminds.co.uk/free-15-min-one-to-one-call-page-ajf/Join 'Habit Mechanic University': https://thehabitmechanic.tougherminds.co.uk/habit-mechanic-university-appImagine saving over three hours every day just by tweaking your habits. Dr. John Finn's groundbreaking Habit Mechanic Coaching Program promises to do just that by leveraging neuroscience to transform the way you build and sustain habits. Traditional self-help methods, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), often miss the mark by neglecting the subconscious nature of our behaviors. Dr. Finn's innovative approach dives deep into how our brain functions, aiming to improve sleep, stress management, and productivity while addressing common challenges like brain fog, overwhelm, and imposter syndrome.In this episode, we explore how optimizing your brain state can lead to peak performance, focusing on identifying and minimizing destructive habits. Dr. Finn introduces the concept of viewing each day as a barcode, where "blue lines" represent beneficial habits and "red lines" signify harmful ones. We also discuss the launch of the Habit Mechanic Coaching program, a transformative three-month, one-on-one coaching experience with a 100% money-back guarantee. Secure your spot now and embark on a journey to unlock your full potential by mastering habits for success.

In this episode, Ayesha spoke with John Finn, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer at Tome Biosciences, a company developing programmable gene insertion (PGI) technology.PGI is a cutting-edge gene editing technology that allows for the insertion of large sequences of DNA with site-specific precision. PGI is a revolutionary approach for the development of potentially curative cell and integrative gene therapies. The technology underlies Tome's investigational candidate therapeutics for autoimmune diseases and the rare metabolic disorder phenylketonuria (PKU) among other conditions.Dr. Finn has over 20 years of experience in the gene therapy space with a focus on genome editing and delivery technologies. He was most recently Vice President of Discovery Research at Codiak Biosciences, where he led the development of a new class of therapeutics based on engineered exosomes. Prior to Codiak, Dr. Finn was Executive Director of Platform Biology and Liver Discovery at Intellia Therapeutics, where he was responsible for the development of viral and non-viral delivery systems and demonstrated the first in vivo systemic administration of CRISPR-based therapeutics. He has served as an American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy (ASGCT) Committee Member for multiple committees. Dr. Finn trained with Pieter Cullis and Ian MacLachlan and received his PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from the University of British Columbia.Tune in to the episode to learn about Tome Biosciences' innovative gene editing technology and lead therapeutic assets. For more life science and medical device content, visit the Xtalks Vitals homepage. https://xtalks.com/vitals/  Follow Us on Social MediaTwitter: https://twitter.com/Xtalks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/xtalks/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Xtalks.Webinars/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/xtalks-webconferences YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/XtalksWebinars/featured

John Finn is Chief Scientific Officer at Tome Biosciences. John opens about his personal and professional journey as a person who stutters, including how it shaped his career in science, approach to public speaking, and interactions with his colleagues. He also talks about the science behind how genetics and stuttering connect.Episode breakdown00:00 “Rock of Hope” Sneak Preview 02:47 John Finn's Journey: From Stuttering to Scientific Breakthroughs12:24 The Challenges and Triumphs of Public Speaking with a Stutter24:36 Exploring the Genetics of Stuttering28:58 Final Thoughts and AdviceIn the episodeLearn more about ROCK OF HOPERSVP to the in-person documentary kickoff event in SF (May 16)RSVP to the virtual documentary kickoff event on Zoom (May 17) Learn about Isaac Bailey, guest speaker for the May 17 virtual eventLearn about John Finn, today's episode guestSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/proud-stutter/exclusive-content

Just over forty years have passed since Mayo won All-Ireland honours at Under 21 level for the third time, when they beat Derry in a replayed final played at Irvinestown, Co. Fermanagh. It was the first ever All-Ireland final to be played north of the border, with the Mayo team featuring within its ranks a number of players who would go on to become household names for the county at Senior level in the years that followed.In this podcast episode, Rob and John sit down with two members of that All-Ireland winning Mayo team, captain Eddie Gibbons from The Neale and John Finn of Mayo Gaels, to reminisce on the 1983 campaign. They chat about memorable incidents in the matches the lads played in on the way to that historic replayed decider in Irvinestown and they discuss how the very competitive schools football scene at that time was instrumental in ensuring that Mayo were in a position to push for All-Ireland honours at U21 level. They also consider the legacy of the 1983 U21 All-Ireland success and how it laid the foundations for Mayo's return to prominence at Senior level later that decade and in the years since then.  To get access to all of the podcast episodes from where these extracts are taken, join the club at Patreon.com/mayopodcast, where annual membership is now available for just €1 per week (plus VAT). 

Today's episode features the cofounders of Tome Biosciences, Rahul Kakkar, CEO of Tome, and John Finn, CSO. They are joined by Jorge Conde, general partner at a16z Bio + Health.Together, the three of them discuss the technology undergirding Tome's work, known as PASTE, a genome editing technique. They also dive deep into how this technology could be applied to help patients, making cell therapy more accessible for more people.

It's that time of year, and today's podcast is all about the science of creating habits. Dr. Jon Finn wrote his best-selling book ‘The Habit Mechanic'  because his life's mission is to help people to be their best in the challenging modern world. He founded the award-winning Tougher Minds consultancy and has three psychology-related degrees, including a PhD. He has worked in performance psychology, resilience, and leadership science for over 20 years. He is also writes regularly for Forbes. Tougher Minds uses cutting-edge insights from psychology, behavioral science, neuroscience, and world champions to help organizations develop “Habit Mechanics” and “Chief Habit Mechanics”—resilient people, outstanding leaders, and world-class teams. Having trained and coached over 10,000 people, Dr. Finn, and his colleagues, work with global businesses, high-growth startups, individuals, elite athletes, coaches and teams, leading educational institutes, families, the UK government, and think tanks.        See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. John Finn – The Habit Mechanic: Fine – tune your brain and supercharge how you live, work and lead...with TRE's Hannah Murray

This week, the guys talk about a movie that has maybe the most amount of movie a movie ever movied. That's right, it's 1994's Blown Away starring Jeff Bridges and Tommy "Ireland's Finest" Lee Jones. Why is everyone doing the most insane accent? Are bomb squads sexy? How many rube goldberg terrorist bombs can one man build in the span of a couple of days? Are they using U2 songs as the theme for the villain?! All this and a blarney stone to kiss in this week's episode! Next week: a very creepy "Christmas movie"... What We've Been Watching: How to Blow Up a Pipeline The Secret of NIMH Questions? Comments? Suggestions? You can always shoot us an e-mail at wwttpodcast@gmail.com  Patreon: www.patreon.com/wwttpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/wwttpodcast Twitter: www.twitter.com/wwttpodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/wwttpodcast Theme Song recorded by Taylor Sheasgreen: www.facebook.com/themotorleague Logo designed by Mariah Lirette: www.instagram.com/its.mariah.xo Montrose Monkington III: www.twitter.com/montrosethe3rd Blown Away stars Jeff Bridges, Tommy Lee Jones, Forest Whitaker, Suzy Amis, John Finn, Caitlin Clarke, Ruben Santiago-Hudson and Lloyd Bridges; directed by Stephen Hopkins. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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John Finn who was reunited with those who came to his aid after a fall, Lisa Broderick on her cancer diagnosis, and a look back on the disappearance of Frank ‘Blackie' McCarthy. Tune into the Neil Prendeville Show weekdays from 9am on Cork's RedFM.

PJ talks to Bobymon who found John Finn after he fell. Not only did he stop to offer help, he even tracked down his family to let them know what was going on! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The call is out for more donations to this province's school lunch program. We speak with John Finn, the executive director of the School Lunch Association.

Wednesday Dec 7th - John Finn School Lunch Association & Carbonear Mayor Frank Butt by VOCM

Want to know a uniquely powerful approach from cutting-edge neuroscience, behavioral science, psychology, and world champions, that makes you feel better? Then read a new book called The Habit Mechanic; Fine Tune Your Brain and Supercharge How You Live, Work and Lead.In this episode, host CMA's David Ciullo discusses with Dr. Jon Finn, leadership consultant, best-selling author, and Tougher Minds® Founder, his new book which provides the tools, the app, and exercises to make it easier for people make a positive impact on their lives through better habits.

There are concerns for upto 50 jobs in Kilconnell in east Galway. Our regional reporter Teresa Mannion joined the programme from the village of Kilconnell in East Galway near Ballinasloe, while the Irish Farmers' Association's Galway representative John Finn gave his reaction.

In this episode of the 80s and 90s Uncensored, the guys are joined by John of Discontinued Foods! to discuss breakfast cereal, chips, and other discontinued foods from the 80s and 90s that could use a revival. To follow Discontinued Food visit Twitter: @Snack_Memories For more from The 80s and 90s visit Web: www.the80sand90s.com Twitter: @The80sand90sCom YouTube: The 80s and 90s Overlooked If you enjoy this episode, don't keep it a secret, rate it, tell a friend, or share it on social media so others can experience it as well.   This episode is proudly sponsored by The Midwest Crime Files www.themidwestcrimefiles.com Twitter @MidwestCrime

Malachy O'Connor of Food First Consulting, a frequent visitor to Ukraine, on the efforts being made to keep supply lines open and John Finn of Treasury Solutions on the impact the invasion has had on global markets.

Estados Unidos Dirección James Gray Guion James Gray, Ethan Gross Música Max Richter, Lorne Balfe Fotografía Hoyte van Hoytema Reparto Brad Pitt, Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland, Ruth Negga, Liv Tyler, John Finn, Kayla Adams, Kimmy Shields, Bayardo De Murguia, Bobby Nish, Sasha Compère, Afsheen Olyaie, John Ortiz Sinopsis El astronauta Roy McBride (Brad Pitt) viaja a los límites exteriores del sistema solar para encontrar a su padre perdido y desentrañar un misterio que amenaza la supervivencia de nuestro planeta. Su viaje desvelará secretos que desafían la naturaleza de la existencia humana y nuestro lugar en el cosmos.

Zach & Zo take a moment to honor Juneteenth, and one of the most relevant movies to this special holiday is the story of the 54th Massachusetts: the second All African American Union Army Regiment to fight in the Civil War.  This story is encapsulated the Academy Award Winning movie Glory, and it's one of the greatest movie of all time. Check it out and then check out this podcast!www.backlookcinema.comEmail: fanmail@backlookcinema.comTwitter: @backlookcinemaFacebook: The Back Look Cinema Podcast Instagram: backlookcinemapodcast

Brian Finn speaks to John Finn, Managing Director of Treasury Solutions Limited.

John Finn from the Lewis & Clark Library joins us to talk about a big week for libraries!

John Finn, Teagasc's Research Officer in Biodiversity and Farmland Ecology, joins Mark Gibson on this week's podcast version of the Signpost Series webinar to discuss multi-species mixtures, their increased yields and resilience to drought along with lower nitrogen inputs. The webinar was followed by a Q&A session with Pat Murphy, Head of Teagasc Environment KT Programme with Teagasc. For more shows and information from the series and to register for future webinars visit: https://www.teagasc.ie/corporate-events/sustainable-agriculture-webinars/

There are events about to start up at the Lewis and Clark County Fairgrounds, and visitors are about to be allowed inside the library as well! 

Host Pat Murphy, Head of Environment KT, Teagasc was joined by John Finn and Daire O'hUallachain, Teagasc, to discuss biodiversity on farmland: current status, policy impacts, farm-scale responses. John and Daire's presentation was followed by a Q&A session facilitated by Padraig Foley, Teagasc. For more shows and information on the series and to register for future webinars visit: https://www.teagasc.ie/corporate-events/sustainable-agriculture-webinars/

In this episode, we conclude our Cave in A Hole series by discussing Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds seventh studio album from 1992, Henry's Dream as nominated by Marc.  We discuss the details of the Dream of Henry (not to be confused with Sting's Dream of the Blue Turtles, that'll have to wait for Season 4: Adult Contempto like a Hole-oh) and find it not to be a nightmare at all. Well, unless you don't count what's going on with John Finn's wife.  As Marc likes to say, it's a rip roaring episode where a crafty troubadour spins a yarn around the campfire while a bubbling cauldron of Mulligan Stew is a brewin' designed to warm the soul and titillate the mind.   Pod Like a Hole Links: Facebook (The only reason to visit that site)  Instagram (Unfortunately, no pics of the hosts wearing short shorts) Twitter (Not run by a foreign nation bot) Patreon (Until we muster up the courage for an OnlyFans site) Artwork by Greg Wolgast Nick Cave Videos: I Had a Dream Joe Straight to You Jack the Ripper

John Finn of the Treasury Hub talks FX, investment outlook for 2021 and why net borrowing by Irish corporates has fallen from €168bn in 2008 to €37bn in 2020.

Local sports historian Curt Synness joins us, sharing information about his 2021 calendar now available for purchase. Then we chat with John Finn to find out what's happening at the library. 

07DEC1941: As Japanese plans attacked in the early morning, Chief Petty Officer John Finn hurried to the airfield where he was responsible for maintaining the weapons of naval aircraft. As the American planes were shot up on the runway, Finn and his men began salvaging machine guns from the burning craft to provide some sort of defense. Finding a rolling platform used for training, CPO Finn attached a .50 caliber machine gun and positioned himself out in the open where he had the best view of enemy aircraft. For the next two hours, CPO Finn fired his weapon, offering resistance as the enemy fighters continued their attack. Only after being wounded 21 times and being ordered to receive medical attention did CPO Finn leave his weapon. Quickly treated, CPO Finn made his way back to the airfield where he helped to rearm the surviving aircraft to get back into the fight. For his brave and selfless acts that day, CPO John Finn would be awarded the first Medal of Honor in WWII.

Talking Through Walk With Us For episode 111 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Mark, and some voicemail from Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 10 Episode 12 titled Walk With Us. This episode was written by Eli Jorné & Nicole Mirante-Matthews and directed by Greg Nicotero. Hilltop Burns, Judith Stabs, and we lose some but one was worth the wait! This episode was action-packed from the start. We have never seen The Hilltop is such die straights before but unfortunately for our group, they couldn’t hold and had to retreat. Negan, in the end, surprised us all and after such a long wait the payoff is well… how can I say… came to a head. So enjoy as we discuss this episode in all its flaming glory. Send in your feedback! Please leave your feedback for the next episode, S10E13, titled What We Become, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, March 24, 2020. If you have any feedback on this episode, Walk With Us, send that in, too! One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. You can also send us an email to walkingdead@talkthroughmedia.com or call our new voicemail at 216-232-6146. Ratings are WAY UP!!! In a shocking turn of events, ratings for S10E12 Walk With Us are way up from last week’s historic lows. It got a 1.23 in the 18-49 demographic, with 3.494 million viewers. This is up from last week‘s episode, which got a 0.92 in the 18-49 and 2.927 million viewers. That’s an increase of 0.31 in the 18-49 and 567,000 viewers, up 34 and 19% respectively. But what an episode NOT to have a corresponding episode of Talking Dead with it! Due to the Coronavirus scare, Talking Dead did not have an episode this week. AMC aired an episode of Norman Reedus’ Ride instead. This is the first time an episode of The Walking Dead hasn’t had a corresponding Talking Dead since Season 1 if you don’t count the “Survival Sunday” Season 8 finale episode, which aired directly after the Season 4 premiere of Fear the Walking Dead and featured cast from both shows. We could use your help in collecting feed

Talking Through Walk With Us For episode 111 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Mark, and some voicemail from Brian talk through The Walking Dead Season 10 Episode 12 titled Walk With Us. This episode was written by Eli Jorné & Nicole Mirante-Matthews and directed by Greg Nicotero. Hilltop Burns, Judith Stabs, and we lose some but one was worth the wait! This episode was action-packed from the start. We have never seen The Hilltop is such die straights before but unfortunately for our group, they couldn’t hold and had to retreat. Negan, in the end, surprised us all and after such a long wait the payoff is well… how can I say… came to a head. So enjoy as we discuss this episode in all its flaming glory. Send in your feedback! Please leave your feedback for the next episode, S10E13, titled What We Become, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, March 24, 2020. If you have any feedback on this episode, Walk With Us, send that in, too! One of the best ways to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. You can also send us an email to walkingdead@talkthroughmedia.com or call our new voicemail at 216-232-6146. Ratings are WAY UP!!! In a shocking turn of events, ratings for S10E12 Walk With Us are way up from last week’s historic lows. It got a 1.23 in the 18-49 demographic, with 3.494 million viewers. This is up from last week‘s episode, which got a 0.92 in the 18-49 and 2.927 million viewers. That’s an increase of 0.31 in the 18-49 and 567,000 viewers, up 34 and 19% respectively. But what an episode NOT to have a corresponding episode of Talking Dead with it! Due to the Coronavirus scare, Talking Dead did not have an episode this week. AMC aired an episode of Norman Reedus’ Ride instead. This is the first time an episode of The Walking Dead hasn’t had a corresponding Talking Dead since Season 1 if you don’t count the “Survival Sunday” Season 8 finale episode, which aired directly after the Season 4 premiere of Fear the Walking Dead and featured cast from both shows. We could use your help in collecting feedback! Lately. it

Mark, Kyle, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead, Season 10 Episode 12, titled Walk With Us, and Brian leaves a voicemail. This episode was written by Eli Jorné & Nicole Mirante-Matthews and directed by Greg Nicotero. The Whisperers' attack on Hilltop continues, and then, we see the aftermath! We had some deaths this episode, including one big one.

Mark, Kyle, and Brian talk through The Walking Dead, Season 10 Episode 12, titled Walk With Us, and Brian leaves a voicemail. This episode was written by Eli Jorné & Nicole Mirante-Matthews and directed by Greg Nicotero. The Whisperers' attack on Hilltop continues, and then, we see the aftermath! We had some deaths this episode, including one big one.

Finn comes on to catch up on his 5 teams in our fantasy league. 10:55 Lakers 20:50 Mavericks 38:40 Pelicans 47:25 Timberwolves 56:25 Hornets

Talking through Bounty! On this episode 93 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and special guest co-host Steve Brown from Panels to Pixels discuss The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 11, which is titled Bounty. This was written by co-executive producer Matthew Negrete, and directed by Meera Menon. Thanks to Steve for subbing in for me this week! Don’t worry, you still hear from me this week, but through voicemail instead of hosting the episode. Despite me not being on the podcast this week, I thought the episode was great, and exactly what I needed after the last few episodes didn’t captivate me like I’m used to. SPOILER ALERT!!! SPOILER ALERT!!! The rest of this blog post requires a SPOILER WARNING!!! If you haven’t watched this week’s episode, then you probably should stop now. An Exchange… We saw Alden and Luke exchanged for Lydia. I know that many of them didn’t want to give up Lydia, but what could they do? They owe it to Alden and Luke while keeping Lydia would not make any sense, since Alden and Luke would have most certainly been killed. Leave the baby alone! We see the coldness of Alpha and The Whisperers, with them leaving a crying baby for the walkers. I know this was probably difficult to see for a lot of people, myself included. I think she was testing them to see if they’d care. I thought the scene with Connie rescuing the baby and then trying to thwart off the walkers in the sorghum field (looked like corn, but the behind the scenes video calling it a sorghum field) was tense and I was noticeably scared for Connie. Daryl comes to her rescue, but other Hilltop people were behind him, including Tammy Rose and Earl, who eventually take the baby, to raise, I assume. Are we shipping Daryl and Connie? I’ve heard a lot of people shipping those two. I, honestly, never thought of that at the time, until I heard it said on Talking Dead. Now, I can’t stop thinking about it. If that happens, it’s about time! The Bounty One of the best aspects of the episode was The Kingdom’s side trip, to retrieve a projector bulb, so they can watch movies again. This was fun, inspiring, and a ray of hope in an otherwise depressing story. I needed that hope after some pretty depressing elements of this post-Rick era. Ezekiel, Jerry, and, of course, Carol light up the screen. Ratings are up and down from last week… This week, TWD got a 1.71 in the 18-49 demographic with 4.386 million viewers, up slightly from 1.68 in the 18-49, and down slightly from with 4.538 million last week. Since last week’s ratings and viewers were at an all-time low, this marks a new low for total viewers. Talking Dead had a 0.62 in the 18-49 and 1.712 million viewers, up slightly from 0.59 and 1.656 million respectively.

On episode 93 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and special guest co-host Steve Brown discuss The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 11 titled Bounty. Brian wasn't on the podcast this week but can be heard via voicemails, and unlike the last three episodes, he loved this one! Sign up to our Facebook group to stay in touch!

On episode 93 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and special guest co-host Steve Brown discuss The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 11 titled Bounty. Brian wasn't on the podcast this week but can be heard via voicemails, and unlike the last three episodes, he loved this one! Sign up to our Facebook group to stay in touch!

Talking through Bounty! On this episode 93 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and special guest co-host Steve Brown from Panels to Pixels discuss The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 11, which is titled Bounty. This was written by co-executive producer Matthew Negrete, and directed by Meera Menon. Thanks to Steve for subbing in for me this week! Don’t worry, you still hear from me this week, but through voicemail instead of hosting the episode. Despite me not being on the podcast this week, I thought the episode was great, and exactly what I needed after the last few episodes didn’t captivate me like I’m used to. SPOILER ALERT!!! SPOILER ALERT!!! The rest of this blog post requires a SPOILER WARNING!!! If you haven’t watched this week’s episode, then you probably should stop now. An Exchange… We saw Alden and Luke exchanged for Lydia. I know that many of them didn’t want to give up Lydia, but what could they do? They owe it to Alden and Luke while keeping Lydia would not make any sense, since Alden and Luke would have most certainly been killed. Leave the baby alone! We see the coldness of Alpha and The Whisperers, with them leaving a crying baby for the walkers. I know this was probably difficult to see for a lot of people, myself included. I think she was testing them to see if they’d care. I thought the scene with Connie rescuing the baby and then trying to thwart off the walkers in the sorghum field (looked like corn, but the behind the scenes video calling it a sorghum field) was tense and I was noticeably scared for Connie. Daryl comes to her rescue, but other Hilltop people were behind him, including Tammy Rose and Earl, who eventually take the baby, to raise, I assume. Are we shipping Daryl and Connie? I’ve heard a lot of people shipping those two. I, honestly, never thought of that at the time, until I heard it said on Talking Dead. Now, I can’t stop thinking about it. If that happens, it’s about time! The Bounty One of the best aspects of the episode was The Kingdom’s side trip, to retrieve a projector bulb, so they can watch movies again. This was fun, inspiring, and a ray of hope in an otherwise depressing story. I needed that hope after some pretty depressing elements of this post-Rick era. Ezekiel, Jerry, and, of course, Carol light up the screen. Ratings are up and down from last week… This week, TWD got a 1.71 in the 18-49 demographic with 4.386 million viewers, up slightly from 1.68 in the 18-49, and down slightly from with 4.538 million last week. Since last week’s ratings and viewers were at an all-time low, this marks a new low for total viewers. Talking Dead had a 0.62 in the 18-49 and 1.712 million viewers, up slightly from 0.59 and 1.656 million respectively.

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TW198 features Jonathan teaming up with guest John Finn in studio taking on the team of Kate Hadley and Matt Chesnut. Enjoy! This week's episode is sponsored by Green Chef. Get $50 off of your first box by going to www.greenchef.us/TWA

TW198 features Jonathan teaming up with guest John Finn in studio taking on the team of Kate Hadley and Matt Chesnut. Enjoy! This week's episode is sponsored by Green Chef. Get $50 off of your first box by going to www.greenchef.us/TWA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trivial-warfare-trivia/message

On Red Business this week Jonathan Healy heads to Fota to check out Seek and visits Apis Protect to find out about saving the bees. He also meets John Finn of Treasury Solutions.

Talking Through The Bridge! On this episode 84 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I talk through The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 2, which is titled The Bridge. It was written by David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick and directed by Daisy von Scherler Mayer. We both loved this one and are happy about the direction the show is going so far. Poor Aaron… There’s a great action sequence at the lumber camp, featuring the log rolling, a work accident, some great melee combat and Rick shooting the logs free and the awesome destruction unleashed as a result. Aaron’s arm is gruesomely crushed, with flesh and bone showing. Enid is forced to think on her feet and do what she had no choice to do and amputate Aaron’s arm, with Siddiq being back at home dealing with a bug that’s hit Alexandria. For me, this was one of the best sequences on the show in recent seasons, with outstanding special effects and makeup to make Aaron’s injury so realistic. I was very impressed with these scenes, although some of the backstory was a little sketchy. Why would they put slacker Justin in charge of that second siren post? Did he get what he deserved at the end of the episode? I think so! Love… Exciting and New! Friendships strained… We saw some couples this episode, old and new. New couples Jerry and Nabila, Ezekiel and Carol, Anne and Gabriel, established couple (but new to us) Tammy Rose and Earl and, of course, staples Team Richonne! Were you surprised about Anne and Gabriel? Let’s not forget the strained friendships of Rick and Daryl, Michonne and Maggie, and Maggie and Jesus (to a lesser extent). I look forward to how these develop – how many will survive? Ratings are way down… As you can see from these rating and viewer charts, created by me, you’ll see that the 18-49 rating hit an all-new low at 1.98, and the 4.937 million is the lowest since S1E4 Vatos. It is normal for ratings for the second episode to be lower than the premiere, but the decline cannot be denied. To contrast, last week got a 2.49 in the 18-49 with 6.076 million viewers. Get in your feedback! Please leave your feedback for The Walking Dead, Season 9 Episode 3, titled Warning Signs, by 6 PM Eastern/5 PM Central on Tuesday, October 23, 2018. The best way to submit feedback is on our Facebook group. Other Fun Stuff Completely Unrelated to The Bridge! If you want to help pay for the editing of this and other podcasts, I mentioned a while back that you can donate credits to my Auphonic account, whi

On episode 84 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I discuss The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 2, titled The Bridge. We both loved it! We both think the season is heading in the right direction, in every way but the ratings.

On episode 84 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I discuss The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 2, titled The Bridge. We both loved it! We both think the season is heading in the right direction, in every way but the ratings.

On this episode of Military Resource Radio, Tony Gatliff raps with Gary Foster of VAHOME.org. The pair discuss a variety of informative subjects like VAHOME.org and the amazing resources that they are providing to Veterans and Active Duty Service Members, as well as Gary’s relative – John Finn – who recently had a Naval Destroyer named after him, posthumously. In addition, the two talk about the concept of “Stand fast and fight!”, the Congressional Medal of Honor, and much, much more. This episode of Military Resource Radio is one you will NOT want to miss!

On this episode of Military Resource Radio, Tony Gatliff raps with Gary Foster of VAHOME.org. The pair discuss a variety of informative subjects like VAHOME.org and the amazing resources that they are providing to Veterans and Active Duty Service Members, as well as Gary’s relative – John Finn – who recently had a Naval Destroyer named after him, posthumously. In addition, the two talk about the concept of “Stand fast and fight!”, the Congressional Medal of Honor, and much, much more. This episode of Military Resource Radio is one you will NOT want to miss!

Navy Announces NEC Code Overhaul and Updated Enlisted Rating Communities and Career Fields, Guided-Missile Destroyer John Finn Commissioned

Lincoln Sailors Save a Life, John Finn Arrives in Japan, US Navy Task Force Ocean Convenes Executive Steering Committee, Sets Way Ahead.

Brianne and Stefan talk to Paul (who is absent) with a storytelling retrospective. John Finn tells a story? An anti-story? Theme music by Rayannah.

Vincent Feldman/June 21, 2014 Joseph A. Gervasi interviews Vincent Feldman. Despite living in Washington, DC for a few years while attending college, photographer Vincent Feldman has lived his entire life in the city of Philadelphia. It is this life-long relationship with the Philly that lead to his passion for the city, its neighborhoods, its endangered (and often lost) architecture, and — perhaps most crucially — its people. Not only does Feldman document the dilapidated but once glorious buildings of Philadelphia (many gone, with others soon to vanish from the landscape), but the effect of these buildings on the lives of the people Feldman sees as often being manipulated (usually to their detriment) by forces more powerful than them. Coming from a family of immigrants (Jewish and Italian) with a distrust of “the State,” Feldman inherited both disdain and engagement. Punk and later hardcore punk came to Feldman as a natural, almost pre-ordained fit. He wrote most of the music for the ‘80s HC band Legitimate Reason (featuring previous interview subject John Finn), who had their 7” EP recorded at the famous Inner Ear Studios by Eli Janney. While living in Washington, DC, Feldman became a roadie for the just-formed Shudder To Think, which got him touring the U.S. and later Europe. Seeing the contrast between the disused, abandoned buildings in Philly and the thriving, vibrant squat scene in Europe inspired Feldman to document the vanishing buildings of Philadelphia and show how they were once used. While Feldman ultimately moved away from music, he often cites his experiences in the HC punk scene as serving as some of the inspiration for his work. Earlier in 2014, Paul Dry Books published Feldman’s stunning book City Abandoned to great acclaim. As a witness to the MOVE catastrophe of 1985 and the disregard for some of Philadelphia’s finest architecture, Vincent Feldman has seen this city at its worst. And yet, even now, he uses his art to inspire positive action; he bears witness. You can read more about Vincent Feldman’s book City Abandoned here at the Paul Dry Books website. Thanks to Will Schofield over at Paul Dry. City Abandoned may be purchased at both the Paul Dry Books website or, perhaps more conveniently, here at Amazon.com. Vincent Feldman’s website   The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 54: Vincent Feldman of City Abandoned (book), Legitimate Reason appeared first on Cinepunx.

John Finn of Legitimate Reason and Stepping Razor (guest interviewed by Stacey Finney)/May 31, 2014 Stacey Finney guest interviews John Finn of the bands Legitimate Reason and Stepping Razor. John was born in the lower Northeast section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania known as Feltonville, eventually moving to the Mayfair section of the city. John spent his formative years playing ball on his street with the other local kids and protecting their playground turf. John talks about the discipline and respect he gained as a result of his Catholic School education and the positive influence it had on him personally. John discusses his experiences as a kid diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and how the nuns handled his active behavior by tying him to a chair with an electrical cord as a means to keep him seated. He was consequently labeled early on as Beelzebub by his former nuns and even given his own private classroom in which his daily lessons were delivered one-on-one. John discusses the early influences that led him into the Philly hardcore music scene and how he became involved in his bands, Legitimate Reason and Stepping Razor, in addition to some of the escapades that ensued during his tenures in these bands. Both of John’s bands opened for the likes of the Cro Mags and Government Issue as well as some other well known groups which are mentioned in the interview. John talks very comically about his ongoing conflicts with the band Circle of Shit and how they eventually became friends. He also shares some other follies, such as when he and friends “kidnapped” a metalhead coworker to keep him safe during a fight that broke out at a house party. Some of John’s interactions with skinheads and his anti-racist views are brought up, providing valuable perspective on those volatile times in the Philadelphia HC punk scene. Audio note: Please forgive the low and rather poor sound quality of this interview. The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 52: John Finn of Legitimate Reason, Stepping Razor appeared first on Cinepunx.

John Finn of Legitimate Reason and Stepping Razor (guest interviewed by Stacey Finney)/May 31, 2014… The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 52: John Finn of Legitimate Reason, Stepping Razor appeared first on Cinepunx.

Brianne shares a joke and talks with Paul about using humour in storytelling. John Finn tells a story about his experience on ayahuasca. Theme music by Rayannah (http://www.rayannah.ca/).

John Finn tells a story about an intimate internet encounter, then sits down with Paul to discuss how you put together such an intimate story. Theme music by Rayannah (http://www.rayannah.ca/).

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