Podcast appearances and mentions of John Mannion

Former Galway United Players Kevin Cassidy, John Mannion, Tom Lally and Gerry Daly have come together to set up a Galway Branch of the Irish Professional Footballers Benevolent Association [IPFBA]. The group was set up to assist former Galway United players, men and women, who have fallen on tough times. It is part of a wider national organisation that was founded last October. Gerry and Kevin joined John Mulligan in the studio on Saturday Sport.

Sarah Klee Hood and John Mannion have a pre-primary debate on the Campbell Conversations.

Matthew Pantelis speaks with One Nation MLC Sarah Game and John Mannion from Breakthrough Mental Health in the studio about men's mental health. Listen live on the FIVEAA Player. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Rehn, Lucy's Movie Bowl, Tim Lester, Fitzy's Round 11 Footy Tips, Matthew Abraham, Chris Burns, Dan Houston, Best of SA and John Mannion.  Listen live on the FIVEAA Player. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Congressional power typically comes with seniority. In today's Congressional Corner, New York state Senator John Mannion wraps up his conversation about the race for the 22nd district seat with WAMC's Ian Pickus. This interview was recorded April 3.

New York state Senator John Mannion says he has the experience to serve in the U.S. House. In today's Congressional Corner, Mannion continues his conversation about the race for the 22nd district seat with WAMC's Ian Pickus. This interview was recorded April 3.

New York state Senator John Mannion wants to become Congressman John Mannion. In today's Congressional Corner, Mannion discusses the race for the 22nd House district seat with WAMC's Ian Pickus. This interview was recorded April 3.

This week on Inside the Headset – Presented by CoachComm, we are featuring the 2023 Power of Influence Roundtable. This year's Regional Winners, Gerry Gallagher of Delbarton School in New Jersey, Rodney Saulsberry Sr. of Whitehaven High School in Tennessee, Kurt Tippmann of Snider High School in Indiana, Lee Wiginton of Allen High School in Texas, and John Mannion of Mountainside High School in Oregon talk about why they chose to be coaches, special moments they have experienced as coaches, and how the AFCA has aided them in their development throughout their careers.    Show Notes:   1:16 Introduction  1:55 What has impacted you in your career? What special moments have you experienced?   17:55 What has your experience been at the AFCA convention and how has the association helped you in your development as a coach? 

Welcome back to another episode of Talks To-Go! Jill and George talk with our next special guest, Della Larsen. She was a kindergarten teacher in the Boston Public Schools for 35 years. In 2020, she retired to grow her educational resource company, where she designed, created and sold learning materials. In April of this year, Della was diagnosed with ALS. She hopes to use the skills from both her teaching and business careers to bring awareness to the disease and educate the public about the need for funding and research. Her dad, John Mannion, passed away in 2016. He was a celebrated Rugby and Rowing athlete in Ireland before moving his family to the United States when Della was just a baby. Three days after arriving in America, he secured a job as a mechanic at Volkswagen and remained there until his retirement. This is our first "Remembering Dad" episode where we sit down with our guest whose father has passed away to discuss and reminisce about their relationship together.   No reservations necessary.  All TALKS are TO-GO. Follow our guests: Della: @dellalarsensclasstpt Follow us: Instagram: @talkstogopodcast TikTok: @talkstogopod Jill: @jillmorgannnn George: @georgealanruthvo

This week's special guest (Monday, 11th December) on 'Over The Line' was former Galway United midfielder John Mannion. John looked back on his life and career in football and gave his take on the modern sporting scene. He was chatting to Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh and Mike Rafferty. == 'Over The Line' broadcasts every Monday evening from 8pm on Galway Bay FM.

John is a CSCS certified Strength & Conditioning Coach. In addition, he is a former college running back (Rowan University) with a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science. John areas of expertise are Athletic Performance, Fat Loss, Strength and Muscle building as well as Nutrition. He coaches at Performance Incorporated, a private training facility located in West Caldwell NJ. To learn more about Performance Inc. or for a free consultation call 973.303.2014 or visit www.performanceinctraining.com Follow John on Instagram @jmannionstrong_8 Follow Performance Inc. on Instagram @performanceincorporated

The handcount is over, the judge has ruled, and the #SD50 race is recertified. John Mannion wins by 10 votes. I muse over the 29 ballots that were nullified and the reasons for it. Enjoy.

Today on this edition of Carter Cares: Dominic talks about the New York State Senator, John Mannion being declared the winner by just 10 votes in a recount retaining the super majority for Democrats in the New York Senate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today I talk about the lead for John Mannion falling to just 23 votes in #sd50 going into court tomorrow. I preview what to expect over the next couple of days and how this race may come to its conclusion this week. I also talk about the work we are doing to get ready for 2023, namely new election districts and maps for races in 2023.

John Mannion and Rebecca Shiroff on the Campbell Conversations.

In the lead-up to this week's SANFL Grand Final Breakthrough Mental Health has a campaign running called the 9 Lives Project. Chief Executive of Breakthrough Mental Health John Mannion spoke with Coons and Hayesy about how the campaign and how people can support it.

In a show choco block full of guests Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes still found time to shoot the breeze about James Hird with Coons having a special perspective on his potential return. Today was all about the guest lineup. Brisbane Lions Backline coach Murray Davis phoned in ahead of their Preliminary final tomorrow night against the Cats at the MCG. Expat South Aussie, Swan Will Hayward is preparing for a preliminary final on Saturday against Collingwood, and he took the boys through the Bloods culture and what it means. Two-time All-Australian fullback Sarah Allen from the Adelaide Crows AFLW team spoke to the boys about how the team is gelling and Michelangelo Rucci refused to give up his source on Josh Dunkley's potential move to Alberton. After 8 am John Mannion from Breakthrough mental health spoke about their virtual seat campaign which comes to a climax at Sunday's SANFL Grand Final and Port Adelaide AFLW star Jacqui Yorston spoke about the Power's thrilling draw against Carlton last weekend.

While many would like to eschew fax in healthcare, the reality is that faxes are still an extremely important part of data sharing that happens in healthcare. At least in the current environment, if you want to solve the healthcare interoperability problem, you're going to have to include some faxing. This was the reality that Therasa Bell, Cofounder, President & CTO at Kno2, found as her team and her worked to make communication of health data seamless for their end users. Rather than building out the fax infrastructure themselves, Kno2 decided to integrate eFax Corporate by Consensus Cloud Solutions directly into the Kno2 product. I was able to sit down with Bell from Kno2 and John Mannion, VP of Partnerships and Alliances at Consensus Cloud Solutions, to learn more about this decision and about the fax integration. Along with diving into the partnership, Mannion shared more about why health IT companies are choosing to integrate faxing into their products and what it really takes to build a robust digital fax infrastructure (Spoiler Alert: It's much harder than you'd think). Learn more about Consensus Cloud Partnerships: https://www.consensus.com/partners/ Learn more about Kno2: https://kno2.com/ Learn more about eFax Corporate: https://enterprise.efax.com/

John Mannion holds a BA and MA from University College Dublin, and a PhD from the University of Toronto. Now retired, he was a professor of Geography at Memorial University of Newfoundland in St John's from 1969 to 2005.

Aug. 3, 2022 - State Sen. John Mannion, a Syracuse-area Democrat, discusses a new law that he sponsored requiring a public awareness campaign to combat negative stereotypes about New Yorkers with disabilities.

This week I speak with Senator John Mannion. We discuss the Extraordinary session, how New York is protecting women in the wake of the Roe Decision, what it is like to run in a brand new district, and what he has accomplished and hopes to accomplish in the NY Senate. Enjoy. You can find his campaign at: https://www.mannionforstatesenate.com/

This week I speak with Senator John Mannion. We discuss the Extraordinary session, how New York is protecting women in the wake of the Roe Decision, what it is like to run in a brand new district, and what he has accomplished and hopes to accomplish in the NY Senate. Enjoy. You can find his campaign at: https://www.mannionforstatesenate.com/

Executive Director of Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation John Mannion joins Graham Cornes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Within the disabilities field, the greatest and most treasured asset is the direct support professional workforce (DSP). They are the lifeline to the care and support needed to help a person with their daily living needs, to feel a part of the community, to be employed, and to achieve their dreams.The number of individuals diagnosed with an intellectual or developmental disability continues to rise, yet the size of the DSP workforce continues to shrink, making it harder for individuals with I/DD to lead the enriched lives they deserve.In this episode, Senator Mannion talks about the importance of advocacy at not only the state and federal level, but also at the community level, on behalf of individuals with disabilities and their direct support professionals. We invite you to listen, subscribe, share and advocate in your own community.https://www.nysenate.gov/senators/john-w-mannionwww.thearcolc.org

On today's show, Erin throws our Yay or Nay segment out the window to prioritise RU OK day; we talk to John Mannion, the Executive Director of Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation, about the important of asking RU OK and how to respond if the answer is ‘no'; we talk to listener Adrian who has an important message for people after losing his friend 5 years ago; Erin gives Soda the opportunity to ask his sister Rachel how she is, after she revealed some of the taunts he said as a child, were the reason she got cosmetic surgery as a teen; we talk to ‘Anne' – an anonymous caller – who tells us how she hired an private investigator to catch out her cheating husband; and we talk to Port Adelaide's Travis Boak ahead of this weekend's prelim final against the Western Bulldogs at Adelaide Oval. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Mannion join us to talk about R U OK day and what it means for fellow Australians and the ones we care about most. Although mental health awareness is the highest it's ever been, there are still ideas embedded in our Aussie culture that continue to stigmatise mental health in our country. The team explore the different ways we can help people open up about mental health... You can listen for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Mannion join us to talk about R U OK day and what it means for fellow Australians and the ones we care about most. Although mental health awareness is the highest it's ever been, there are still ideas embedded in our Aussie culture that continue to stigmatise mental health in our country. The team explore the different ways we can help people open up about mental health... You can listen for more.

On today's show, Erin throws our Yay or Nay segment out the window to prioritise RU OK day; we talk to John Mannion, the Executive Director of Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation, about the important of asking RU OK and how to respond if the answer is ‘no'; we talk to listener Adrian who has an important message for people after losing his friend 5 years ago; Erin gives Soda the opportunity to ask his sister Rachel how she is, after she revealed some of the taunts he said as a child, were the reason she got cosmetic surgery as a teen; we talk to ‘Anne' – an anonymous caller – who tells us how she hired an private investigator to catch out her cheating husband; and we talk to Port Adelaide's Travis Boak ahead of this weekend's prelim final against the Western Bulldogs at Adelaide Oval.

April 30, 2021 - State Sen. John Mannion, a Syracuse-area Democrat, explains why the state Legislature decided to step in an and end a handful of pandemic orders from Gov. Andrew Cuomo, including the requirement that inspired "Cuomo Chips."

In this week's episode I sit down with Senator John Mannion of the 50th SD. We touch on the growing scandals regarding the Governor, what election reforms he wants to see, and his work on the disabilities committee and with HS sports and restaurants in the age of covid. I hope you enjoy.

Today's guest on the Eye on NY podcast is state Sen. John Mannion, who represents the 50th Senate District. The district includes parts of Cayuga and Onondaga counties.  Mannion answered questions about his first month-and-a-half in office, what more the state needs to do to address the COVID-19 pandemic, the nursing home report released by state Attorney General Letitia James (our main story for today) and more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dec. 24, 2020 - We reheard our conversation with then-State Senate candidate John Mannion. (originally aired 10/8/20)

When Bob Antonacci won a seat on the New York State Supreme Court, he left the state Senate's 50th District seat vacant. The district covers parts of Onondaga and Cayuga counties, and includes parts of the city of Syracuse. This week, Grant Reeher moderates a debate between the two candidates looking to fill that seat. Democrat John Mannion lost to Antonacci in 2018. He's being challenged by Republican Angi Renna.

Join the 130 representatives from 70 sports who attended the Sport SA Industry Forum at Priceline Stadium today to hear from Prof Nicola Spurrier, Dr Chris Lease, Dr Janet Young, John Mannion and Katrina Ranford.(00:30) Ben Hook (01:35) Michael Wright, President Sport SA (05:00) Ben Hook (06:00) Katrina Ranford, Inclusive Sport SA (10:40) Panel Introduction, (12:11) Panel Q&A. Resources: https://inclusivesportsa.com.au/sport/return-to-sport/ STREAM: https://www.flinders.edu.au/institute-mental-health-wellbeing/stream

This week's Zoom with Czarny we do another Town Hall, this time with Mannion for State Senate. John is a Democrat running to fill the open SD 50th seat. We discuss his campaign, gerrymandering, health care, revenue, and his desire to represent us in Albany. He can be found at https://www.mannionforstatesenate.com/ This can also be found as a video at https://www.facebook.com/dustinmczarny

Sporting clubs across South Australia will be tackling mental health head on this season as part of the Breakthrough Community Round.Clubs across all sporting codes will be donning purple and blue armbands on August 15 to raise awareness and much needed funds for mental health research. John Mannion and Jade Spicer from Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation let us know what's happening this weekend and how you can support this fundraising initiative.

When Bob Antonacci left his central New York state Senate seat after being elected as a state Supreme Court Justice in 2019, it left a vacancy for the 50th District seat for the second time in two years, after longtime Sen. John DeFrancisco retired in 2018. This week, Grant Reeher speaks with John Mannion, a Democrat trying to win the seat in November. Mannion lost to Antonacci for the seat in 2018. He's being challenged by Republican Angi Renna.

Today on the Eye on NY podcast:  An interview with John Mannion, Democratic candidate in New York's 50th state Senate District. Mannion, who narrowly lost in 2018, is running again. He shares why he decided to run for a second time, what he learned from his first campaign and answer questions about education and other state issues.  A summary of the preliminary campaign finance numbers in the 24th Congressional District race.  Remembering Kobe Bryant, one of the greatest players in NBA history. Kobe and his daughter, Gianna, died in a helicopter crash Sunday. 

Jen and Erica are starting off the season with a gauntlet! Friend of the show John Mannion, who has his own show John Drinks, sent us a box of Drinks by Dram. The set came with five mini-bottles and we drink them all in a single episode. We plow through: * Williams Chase Pink Grapefruit Gin * Chase Eureka Lemon Marmalade Vodka * Sharish Blue Magic Gin * Dark Matter Spiced Rum * Ableforth's Cold-Distilled Absinthe

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Today on the Eye on NY podcast:  An election night recap. U.S. Rep. John Katko, a Republican, won a third term by defeating Democratic challenger Dana Balter. I'll discuss the keys for Katko, what wrong for Balter and some of the history that was made last night.  Republicans lost a lot of state Senate seats Tuesday night, but they retained control of the 50th district. Bob Antonacci defeated John Mannion, which will allow him to succeed retiring state Sen. John DeFrancisco, a Republican who supported Antonacci in the 50th district race.  PLUS: What's the future of the podcast? Where do we go from here? Spoiler: You will be hearing from me less frequently, at least for now. 

Biology teacher John Mannion, candidate in the 50th State Senate District (Syracuse area) discusses charter schools, standardized testing, Common Core and more. Taped 9-25-18. Also news headlines....

Today on the Eye on NY podcast:  An in-depth conversation with John Mannion, the Democratic candidate in the 50th state Senate District race. Mannion, an Advanced Placement biology teacher at West Genesee High School in Camillus, is vying to succeed retiring state Sen. John DeFrancisco, a Republican.  Mannion answers questions on a range of topics, including education funding, the minimum wage, property taxes, I-81 and more. 

Today on the Eye on NY podcast:  The latest news on the 50th Senate District race between Republican candidate Bob Antonacci and Democratic nominee John Mannion. Both candidates have released mailers and Mannion has announced a series of town hall meetings in the weeks leading up to the election.  Some programming news: Listen to hear who will be joining me for Thursday's episode of the Eye on NY podcast. It will be the first candidate interview as we gear up for the election.  I'll close with some thoughts on a couple of media criticisms, including a critique of how Cynthia Nixon's campaign was covered by New York press outlets. Was the criticism fair? Or did it miss the mark? I'll discuss. 

Jen and Erica are opening a gift from friend-of-the-show John Mannion. Thanks, John!

Upptakt New York - självsvåldiga nedslag i musiklivet i en av världens musikaliska huvudstäder. Möt det nya hos Claire Chase, flöjt, Marilyn Nonken, piano, performer Du Yun och Rebekah Heller, fagott. I Upptakt New York görs självsvåldiga nedslag i musiklivet i en av världens musikaliska huvudstäder. Konstnärliga ledaren för International Contemporary Ensemble, soloflöjtisten Claire Chase, pendlar mellan Lincoln Center i New Yorks Uptown och små musikskolor på den mexikanska landsbygden. - Vi arkiverar musik av den allra senaste generationen levande tonsättare, berättar hon och gläder sig åt att de vattentäta skotten mellan noterad nutida musik och experimenterande musik försvinner. Tonsättaren och performern Du Yun lever numera i New York. - I Shanghai studerade vi västerländska, vita, döda mästare: Bach, Chopin, Beethoven, Mozart, Bartok och Stravinskij. I New York experimenterar jag med den kinesiska cittran zheng för att kunna jobba med mikrotonalitet, säger Du Yun som känner sig ödmjuk inför att inpå bara kroppen uppleva frihet och demokrati.   Marilyn Nonken är en av de främsta uttolkarna av superkomplexa, pinfärska pianonoter. Till henne skriver bl a Tristan Murail musik. Hur skiljer sig den allra färskaste, mest nyskrivna musiken från tidigare nutida musik? - Jo, unga tonsättare idag sammanför delar ur olika traditioner, som tidigare var helt åtskiljda, säger Marilyn Nonken, som I sina recitals vill ge plats för kontemplation.   Unga solofagottisten Rebekah Heller bröt sig loss från födelsestaden Wanakena med 80 innevånare. Nu bor hon i 9-miljonersstaden New York och växlar mellan traditionellt orkesterpartitur och experimenterande fagottklanger, helst tonsatta av de yngsta, nu levande tonsättarna.   Låtlista: Untitled In CoF Minor A Valentine To Sherwood Anderson Mikhail/Gertrude Stein Mikhail. Gertrude Stein. DJ Spooky Remix Utgiven med boken Sound Unbound Star Spangled John Stafford Smith JIMI HENDRIX The Best of Woodstock [LIVE] Atlantic... Cat No:SD 500-2 Air Glow Du Yun Du Yun. New York Trumpet Ensemble Liveinspelning. Festival of New Trumpet of New York Eagle Song Hopi Indians in Arizona Phonograph cylinder recording Hopi Indians in Arizona Live do you be Meredith Monk Meredith Monk Do You Be ECM New Series 1336 831 782-2 Donna Lee Charlie Parker Charlie Parker All Stars The Original Bird Savoy Jazz Records ZD 71854 North American Spirituals Michael Finnissy Marilyn Nonken, piano American Spirituals CRI CD877 Echoes White Veil Jason Eckardt Marilyn Nonken American Spirituals CRI CD877 Vox Balaenae George Crumb Claire Chase, flöjt Liveinspelning. Caprice No 24 a la Claire Paganini Claire Chase, flöjt Liveinspelning.  Linea Dombra Magnus Lindberg Daniel Lippel, gitarr. International Contemporary Ensemble Abandoned Time New Focus Recordings FCR104  Obliteration (utdrag) Du Yun Du Yun, voice and Chinese zither and electronics, Jeremy Nissan and John Mannion, both on electronics Written for the Internacional Festival Cervantino 2007 Acoustic Free Improv Du Yun Du Yun, zheng Liveinspelning Vicissitudes No.3 Du Yun Radio Kamer Filharmonie of The Netherlands Liveinspelning i-Goh-do Du Yun Du Yun, sång Privat inspelning Music for Bassoon and Electronics Joshua Parmenter Rebekah Heller, fagott Liveinspelning Macunaima Francisco Mignone Rebekah Heller, fagott Liveinspelning

Since the mid-1960s, one of the most distinctive aspects of student life at Stanford and most visible features of the university’s on-campus culture has been The Incomparable Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band. This panel presentation will address the genesis and development of the Band as we know it today, beginning with the “Band Strike” in 1963. The discussion will be moderated by John Mannion, ’89, and will feature Dr. Arthur P. Barnes, emeritus professor of music and the Band’s director when it created its unique performance style. Other panelists are scheduled to include Frank Robertson, ’65; Dr. David Ruiz, ’73; Jacki Williams-Jones, ’76, A.M. ’77; and Patrick Neschleba, ’96, M.S. ’98.