Podcast appearances and mentions of john mulvihill

On Wednesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Dr John Mulvihill, Lecturer in Biomedical Engineering in the School of Engineering, UL to discuss new research being conducted on concussion treatment. University of Limerick and international healthcare provider UPMC are to work together to advance knowledge and understanding on how to best treat head injuries. The Irish Rugby Injury Surveillance (IRIS) project based at UL, together with UPMC, have agreed a new strategic research partnership that ultimately aims to increase the understanding of concussion. Picture (c) Zerbor via Canva

Episode 10: Driving CX through EX - How Company Culture Can Deliver True Business ValueOn this episode of Human Centered, host Nick Brunker visits with VMLY&R's own John Mulvihill, Shanice Gipson and Lauren Ziegler about how the focus on employee experience and culture can drive positive customer experience outcomes -- and ultimately drive business value. Plus, they chat about the evolution of the VMLY&R Foundation - and its impact across the globe. And they offer tips for how leaders can build and sustain momentum in their own EX & CX efforts. Host: Director, Experience Strategy, VMLY&R - Nick Brunker Guests:  VMLY&R Chief of Staff, John Mulvihill VMLY&R Senior Manager VMLY&R Foundation, Lauren Ziegler VMLY&R Technology Associate, Shanice Gipson To explore more about the VMLY&R Foundation and Foundation Day, click here.We'd love to hear your feedback! Email the show: humancentered@vmlyr.com. To learn more about the CX practice at VMLY&R, visit vmlyr.com/cx

It's a special episode of the Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast as John Mulvihill has left his role as Cardiff Blues head coach with immediate effect, with Dai Young coming in as interim Director of Rugby until the end of the season. I've had a detailed look back on Mulvihill's time at the Arms Park, as well as the legacy he leaves behind him, before assessing the new coaching structure and the priorities for Young as he begins a second first days at the office.

So the big news of the week is the departure of John Mulvihill, but with no official statement on that from Cardiff Blues or on the appointment of Dai Young as Director of Rugby, that's been saved for a special podcast next week. There is still plenty to talk about though as a disappointing loss to Ospreys gets the calendar year underway, Rhys Priestland is linked to an Arms Park move, a potential change to the season could help us out and we face Scarlets on Saturday. Just another uneventful week in Cardiff Blues world!

We're back fitter, faster and stronger in 2021 with Gareth Rhys Owen, Nicky Robinson and Lauren Jenkins discussing the latest goings on in Welsh rugby including John Mulvihill's situation at the Cardiff Blues. Jamie Roberts and Dan Lydiate join the podcast to discuss the 2021 Lions tour and we hear from PDC world champion Gerwyn Price.

After Cardiff Blues' game with Stade Francais was called off there's plenty of time to discuss off-field matters this week with the season requiring a suspension as coronavirus cases rise and cancellations increase, while the Guinness Pro14 has this week created the Rainbow Cup which I care about so little I've spent 10 minutes ranting about... There's also a look at which positions require strengthening in John Mulvihill's squad as transfer silly season approaches, and the on-field action as Cardiff Blues go to Dragons in a Boxing Day monsoon needing to win the battle up front to win the game.

The Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast is back after a week off, catching up on all the recent on-field action including Cardiff Blues' defeat to Glasgow Warriors in the Guinness Pro14, and Wales' win over Italy in the Autumn Nations Cup. There is also a general overview of how the first fixture block has gone for John Mulvihill's men, with the recruitment window coming up, as well as a look at the state of play internationally for Wayne Pivac and the Welsh squad. Finally, there's news of a coaching addition at the Arms Park, and a preview of the European Challenge Cup campaign starting with a trip to Newcastle Falcons on Friday night.

It's all on-field action this week on the Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast as the games come thick and fast for Cardiff Blues and Wales. John Mulvihill's men bounced back to winning ways with a superb performance against Benetton on Monday, with the forwards stepping up, but the word 'consistency' is still a concern. Plus, is it possible to beat Leinster? The national team reached a low point last week in the loss to Ireland, but can a revitalised team selection lay the blueprint for success under Wayne Pivac. It cannot be just a one-off event.

It's all on-field action on the Podcast this week as the Cardiff Blues and Wales pods combine for the week. A tough defeat against Ulster raises questions over elements of our performance for John Mulvihill's men, as well as our ability to compete for the play-offs, but a big win over Edinburgh on Monday will get us right back on track. For Wales the problems are much deeper as an inept attacking performance uncovers some shoddy coaching and a group of players that are either unable or unwilling to adapt. The next three weeks are very important for Wayne Pivac.

The first of two Cardiff Rugby Life Podcasts this week focuses entirely on Cardiff Blues, after John Mulvihill's men achieved the two wins from the first two games that they were after. A 29-7 win over Connacht at Rodney Parade built on everything that was good in the win over Zebre and added some attacking flair, but it's important not to get too ahead of ourselves! Over the next few weeks the international window will shape how the Pro14 season will play out and I've looked at the squad players who Cardiff Blues will rely on, as well as previewing this Monday night's trip to Ulster.

After a huge gap of six days since the 2019/20 podcasts ended, we're back for the 2020/21 season! There's some news to catch up on, including WRU elections, the Arms Park and Cardiff Blues contracts, but it's mostly a look ahead to the upcoming campaign. The squad is confirmed and the fixtures are out, so how strong are we looking? And what should the aims be for John Mulvihill's men?

What are different criminal and civil law scenarios you might see with stolen vehicles? What is uninsured motorist coverage? Justin Petredis, a Board Certified Attorney in the area of Criminal Law, and Corless Barfield Trial Group's John Mulvihill discuss these items and more. If you were a victim of a car accident, and you were involved in a car accident with a stolen motor vehicle, you should consult an attorney to know your rights. For a free consultation regarding your accident case, call Corless Barfield Trial Group at 813-258-4998.

Racing is both dangerous and illegal. Due to the high speeds involved, street racing accidents can cause devastating and deadly injuries to drivers, as well as to innocent bystanders. When you are injured in a crash caused by unlawful street racing, in which you were not participating, you can use this information as evidence of the other driver's negligence. If you were harmed as the result of a street racing accident, you can seek personal injury compensation in addition to the criminal penalties the drivers will face for their actions. In this podcast, Justin Petredis, a Board Certified Attorney in the area of Criminal Law, and Corless Barfield Trial Group's John Mulvihill discuss seeking personal injury compensation in addition to the criminal penalties drivers face for their racing actions. For a free consultation regarding your accident case, call Corless Barfield Trial Group at 813-258-4998.

After six months away it doesn't feel like much has changed as Cardiff Blues go down to a disappointing defeat at the hands of Scarlets as the Guinness Pro14 returns. It raises questions over what Richie Rees and Richard Hodges have been doing over lockdown, and whether John Mulvihill is the right man to lead us long-term. There's a chance to put it right straight away though as this weekend sees us host the Ospreys at Rodney Parade in the last game of the season.

If you have been charged with a DUI, the criminal and civil penalty ramifications can be far-reaching. Considering the potentially catastrophic outcomes drunk driving can and regularly does produce on roadways, Florida often treats those who operate vehicles while intoxicated harshly. This podcast provides you with the legal knowledge necessary to make informed decisions throughout the legal process from both a criminal (Justin Petredis) and civil (John Mulvihill) law perspective. The lesson learned is that if you get a DUI you need to call an attorney or if you are injured in a car accident with someone who was a drunk driver, you need to call an attorney. If you have questions, call Corless Barfield Trial Group at 813-258-4998.

After six long months it's finally a gameweek Podcast, the first of two this week, as Cardiff Blues return to Guinness Pro14 action with a trip to Scarlets on Saturday. Ahead of that I've had a look at where we are in the league with the 2019/20 season coming to a close, why it's an important year for John Mulvihill, what sort of team he might select over the next two weeks, and where the Cardiff Blues squad is ahead of a busy 12 months.

Use the tips in this video to prepare yourself to handle the stressful aftermath of an auto accident and to make the claims process more efficient and effective. Watch this video presented by Corless Barfield Trial Group's John Mulvihill to help you collect the right info and protect yourself. Call our law firm anytime at 813-258-4998. We are available 24/7 to assist you and answer questions.

Recent events involving the killing of black men by police have sparked calls for reform in the criminal justice system across the country. Corless Barfield Trial Group's Ted Corless and John Mulvihill, a former prosecutor in the State Attorney's office, talks about the high-profile cases playing out in the media and criminal justice system.

The University of South Florida's award-winning newspaper, The Oracle, recently interviewed John Mulvihill, a personal injury trial lawyer at Corless Barfield Trial Group, to discuss his work with the University's Legal Aid program. John regularly talks to students about legal issues to help steer them in the right direction to get the counsel they need. If you have questions about personal injury law, email John today at jmulvihill@corlessbarfield.com.

The coronavirus epidemic is impacting all aspects of the court system. How do we safely resume jury trials? Are online jury trials a viable option? What impact will the Black Lives Matter Movement have on jury selection? This video features top trial lawyers Ted Corless, Justin Petredis, and John Mulvihill examining big picture issues relating to the coronavirus epidemic and jury trials.

As COVID-19 has dramatically impacted the litigation ecosystem, the conundrum for trial lawyers and their clients is the future of jury trials. What are the benefits and drawbacks to a jury trial over a bench trial? This video features top trial lawyers Ted Corless, Justin Petredis, and John Mulvihill who continue to examine the complexity of the court system through the lens of the COVID-19 pandemic and Black Lives Matter Movement.

Recent events involving the killing of black men by police have sparked calls for reform in the criminal justice system across the country. My law firm's very own John Mulvihill, a former prosecutor in the State Attorney’s office, talks about the high-profile cases playing out in the media and criminal justice system. Cannabis and racism are two big concepts that are closely connected. African Americans and whites use marijuana at the same frequency, yet you’re four times more likely to go to jail for using marijuana if you’re a person of color. We must reverse the systematic issues that lead to mass incarcerations of African Americans while eliminating police violence.

Connacht crack their losing streak with an emphatic bonus point win over conference rivals Cardiff Blues. Rob Murphy, Linley Mackenzie, Dave Finn and Alan Deegan salivate over a thrilling performance in very tough conditions. We get the post match thoughts of Andy Friend, Dave Heffernan and Cardiff Blues coach John Mulvihill.

We focus on the European Challenge Cup and Wales Six Nations squad hopefuls in this week’s Welsh Rugby Union Podcast. We hear from Dillon Lewis, Hallam Amos, John Mulvihill, Ceri Jones, Matthew Screech, Aaron Shingler and Brad Mooar.

Ben James, Matthew Southcombe and Simon Thomas sit down to look ahead to the first round of festive derbies, with John Mulvihill's fiery comments top of the agenda. Cory Hill also speaks about his year from hell and Justin Tipuric speaks about his future and Rob Howley's suspension from rugby. Plus there's predictions for the weekend and the latest on Brad Mooar being linked with a job with the All Blacks.You can follow all the latest news from the podcast on Twitter @WelshRugbyPod. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We hear from all four regions ahead of the Christmas derby season in this week’s Welsh Rugby Union Podcast. We speak to Jake Ball, Dean Ryan, Justin Tipuric, Matt Sherratt, John Mulvihill and James Ratti.

Ben James was at the Guinness PRO14 launch in Cardiff, speaking to representatives from the four regions. Dragons' Dean Ryan and Rhodri Williams, Cardiff Blues' John Mulvihill and James Botham, Scarlets Brad Mooar and Rhys Patchell and Ospreys Richie Pugh and James Hook all appear.Follow the Welsh Rugby Podcast on Twitter @WelshRugbyPod For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

WalesOnline's Matthew Southcombe and Andy Howell discuss Gavin Henson's criticism of Willis Halaholo and Johnny McNicholl's Wales call-ups.Cardiff Blues boss John Mulvihill gives his take on it all and we discuss whether or not Warren Gatland's radical blueprint for Welsh rugby could ever come to fruition. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Ben James and Simon Thomas are joined by Cardiff Blues coach John Mulvihill and Telegraph rugby writer Charlie Morgan to talk World Cup tactical trends, the Welsh back-row and the threat that Fiji could pose For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Karl Kruger is joined by John Mulvihill, Owen Lane, Olly Robinson and Ben Thomas in the final podcast of the 2018-19 season! Produced by Pineapple Audio Production.

We hear from all four regions ahead of Judgement Day, John Mulvihill of the Blues, Owen Watkin of the Ospreys, Elliot Dee of the Dragons and Ioan Cunningham of the Scarlets. Plus we hear from all six clubs involved in Finals Day, Abergavenny, Oakdale, Brecon, Bonymaen, Cardiff and Merthyr.

Connacht qualified for both the PRO14 playoffs and Champions Cup rugby next season with a dramatic, action packed match at a raucously wild Sportsground by beating Cardiff Blues 29 - 22. Rob Murphy, Joe Healy, William Davies and Alan Deegan take you through each dramatic incident in the game while Linley MacKenzie, Dave Finn and Danny Deegan join in the analysis of a game that perfectly encapsulated Andy Friend's first season in charge of the men from the West. We also hear the post match thoughts of Andy Friend and a very grump Cardiff Blues coach John Mulvihill.

The WRU disability strategy is starting to take shape on the ground, we hear from WRU performance director Ryan Jones, disability rugby co-ordinator Darren Carew and schools hub officer Chris Dicomidis. We also look at the season run-in with Scarlets coach Wayne Pivac and centre Hadleigh Parkes, along with Blues coach John Mulvihill and captain Kristian Dacey.

This week on the Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast it is a try fest as Cardiff Blues and Glasgow Warriors play out a 10-try thriller at the Arms Park. On the back of that, John Mulvihill and Facebook commenters have beef despite Cardiff Blues still being right in the play-off place. This week we head to Edinburgh and have to contend with their pack, although we will do it without Seb Davies and Josh Turnbull. Elsewhere there is the small matter of Wales v England and has Warren Gatland got the fly-half selection wrong for the third game in a row?

Connacht rescued a losing bonus point in Cardiff after a poor display, we hear from an unhappy Andy Friend and the impressive Cillian Gallagher as well as an upbeat Cardiff coach John Mulvihill. William Davies and Alan Deegan take you through the match and they are joined by Linley MacKenzie to try an analyze a very disjointed and disappointing match. The quiz winners are announced along with the correct answers to what proved to be a tricky assignment.

A busy Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast this week as we look back on a big win against Lyon that brought the Heineken Champions Cup to a close, and how the Welsh regions actually fared alright in Europe despite online complaints. This weekend then sees a huge game against Connacht at the Arms Park and robo-John Mulvihill offers his thoughts on being without his Welsh internationals. There is also a look ahead to the team selection for Wales' trip to France next week, as well as talk about an impressive Cardiff RFC win over Carmarthen Quins.

We hear the latest news from the Scarlets, including about Leigh Halfpenny, from head coach Wayne Pivac, as well as lock Josh Helps. John Mulvihill and Kristian Dacey discuss Cardiff Blues. We also hear from the National Cup with Ystrad Rhondda captain Nathan Hughes, Llanelli coach Paul Fisher and RGC coach Mark Jones.

Next Wales coach Wayne Pivac looks ahead, while we also hear from Scarlets prop Rob Evans, Adam Warren, Matthew Screech and Ceri Jones from the Dragons, John Mulvihill of the Blues and Allen Clarke from the Ospreys.

This week's Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast reviews a valiant and rain-soaked effort against Saracens last weekend. There is a preview of the festive derbies focusing on this Friday's Dragons game and how important they are, especially for our attack. Also, there is more success coming out of the development pathway and Wayne Pivac starts to shape his Wales coaching staff. And finally, it's a Merry Christmas and John Mulvihill launches his bid for Christmas number one.

This week's Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast reflects on 40 minutes of fun on Sunday as we took the game to Saracens before they sort of ran away with it in the second half, with some excellent internet comments following on. We look ahead to what sort of team John Mulvihill should and can put out in the return game this weekend, while there is also news of Project Reset being signed by the regions and the Welsh Rugby Union. Elsewhere, Neil Jenkins gets sick after being on a helicopter and I re-mortgage my house to stand three-deep at pitchside.

Karl Kruger steps up his game this week as he hosts a Christmas special podcast in front of a live audience at the Cardiff Arms Park.  This week, ahead of the European double-header against Saracens, we catch up with Gareth Anscombe after his thrilling autumn series with Wales, John Mulvihill gives us the low-down on the festive fixtures and we try to find out what Tom Shanklin is up to these days. Produced by Pineapple Audio Production.

This week's Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast isn't quite a 'moaning about the referee' special, but it's not far off it after a dodgy showing from Stuart Berry away at Ulster on Saturday. John Mulvihill is certainly not happy and there's a wider point about rugby refereeing but at risk of allowing the game to become lawless, particularly at the breakdown. Elsewhere, Cardiff Blues are getting ready to face Gallagher Premiership champions Saracens and have a mystery tactic up their sleeves, so what is it? And where does Gareth Anscombe start in the team that lines up on Sunday? Finally, an addition to the rugby management is required, whether that takes the form of an experienced assistant coach or a Director of Rugby type role.

On this week's Podcast I sap the joy out of everyone by suggesting the 74-24 win over Tonga wasn't actually that good, before looking ahead to the game against South Africa on Saturday. Cardiff Blues are also back in action as a ridiculously tough run of fixtures kicks off away at Glasgow on Friday night, while transfer silly season starts next month and the rumours are already filtering through. Finally, John Mulvihill speaks exclusively to the Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast after a week on holiday and he's not very happy!

On this week's Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast we celebrate a very successful few days for Cardiff Blues, with a win over Uruguay showing off the talent of the future and a win over Zebre coming at a good time ahead of a few weeks off in the Pro14. There is also some talk about Wales as they take on Australia this Saturday, with some odd selection decisions rumoured to be coming from Warren Gatland. Plus, John Mulvihill is more Australian than ever!

On this week's Podcast it's all very positive after a superb Cardiff Blues win in Lyon, Cardiff Blues A finishing their Celtic Cup campaign on a high and Cardiff RFC overcoming Bedwas and a storm called Callum live on TV. Stupid Facebook comments return as the Wales team for the Autumn Internationals is announced and the 10-game a year fans emerge from underneath their rocks, while John Mulvihill pulls no punches over those who questioned his team selection!

We hear from all four regions looking forward to European action this weekend. Wayne Pivac and Ken Owens from the Scarlets, John Mulvihill and Ellis Jenkins from the Blues, while Ospreys wing Luke Morgan talks about his transfer from Wales Sevens and Dragons wing Ashton Hewitt on his return from injury.

Principality Welsh Rugby Union Podcast 40 – special on the regional Welsh derbies this weekend. We hear from all four regions looking ahead to the Scarlets v Ospreys and Dragons v Blues clashes this Saturday. Scarlets hooker Ken Owens and Ospreys prop Nicky Smith talk about facing friends, Kieron Fonotia talks about moving from the Ospreys to the Scarlets and Ospreys coach Allen Clarke assesses his team’s progress. Dragons Cory Hill of facing his Wales co-captain Ellis Jenkins, along with Dragons flanker Ollie Griffiths. We also hear from both coaches, Bernard Jackman of the Dragons and John Mulvihill of the Blues.

LaVon Colhour, Manager of Corporate Services at the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation sits down with John Mulvihill, Executive Director of the VML Foundation to discuss corporate charitable giving programs, reaching giving milestones, and more. The Grow Your Giving podcast is powered by the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation and our national entity, Greater Horizons. We aim to make giving convenient and efficient for our donors through donor-advised funds and other charitable giving tools. The Grow Your Giving podcast discusses philanthropic topics to help you enjoy giving more. Find us online at growyourgiving.org/podcast. "Easy Lemon" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

This week is the most disappointing meeting podcast yet after a record comeback was offered to Zebre. We get the ever-so-slightly made up thoughts of John Mulvihill, look ahead to Munster and cover the latest news from Cardiff Blues A, Cardiff Blues Women and Cardiff RFC.

WalesOnline's Ben James sat down with all four head coaches - John Mulvihill, Bernard Jackman, Allen Clarke and Wayne Pivac - for a special podcast ahead of the new season. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The very first episode with Cardiff Blues CEO Richard Holland, Captain Ellis Jenkins and new Head Coach, John Mulvihill. 'The Cardiff Blues Podcast' goes behind the scenes of Cardiff Blues Rugby - featuring players, coaches, staff, sponsors and fans throughout the season. Hosted by Cardiff Arms Park's very own Karl Kruger Williams. Produced by Pineapple Audio Production.

This week's podcast has a look back at the first Cardiff Blues game under John Mulvihill, as Leicester Tigers arrived at the Arms Park, before pre-season comes to a close against Exeter Chiefs on Saturday. There is also news of the new Celtic Cup development competition, Cardiff RFC get their pre-season underway, and Willis Halaholo tries to speak Welsh.

The Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast is back for the 2018/19 season as rugby returns to our lives! After a busy summer for the Cardiff Blues it's time to wrap up what has gone on and preview a testing pre-season schedule as John Mulvihill prepares for the new season. Plus there's all-new in-podcast clips and a jingle!

It's European quarter-final week! My favourite week of the year to be involved in and this week's podcast involves a full preview of our trip to Edinburgh on the weekend, as well as looking back over last Saturday's bonus-point win against Ulster. There is also more news on John Mulvihill's backroom staff, as well as the future of some senior players, as well as the usual development pathway round-up.

#88: Former Rugby World editor Owain Jones joins Illtud Dafydd & Steffan Thomas to pick their favourite moments from the 2018 Six Nations Championship before asking who is the new Cardiff Blues head coach John Mulvihill and how big of a statement have the Scarlets made in signing Springbok Uzair Cassiem? Twitter: twitter.com/therugbyconvo Facebook: Facebook.com/TheRugbyConversation Website: therugbyconversation.wordpress.com/

Check out this week's guest, John Mulvihill, as we learn about his work and VML, one of our city's most influential company's. John gives us some great hidden gems as well, especially in our local art scene. Check them out below! VML: https://www.vml.com/ VML Foundation: https://www.vml.com/who-we-are/culture Barbershop Gallery (Anne Mulvihill): http://www.barbershopgallery.org/ TEDxKC: http://www.tedxkc.org/ TED: https://www.ted.com/ Tech Week KC: http://techweek.com/kansascity/ KCADC: http://www.thinkkc.com/ Woodyard BBQ: http://woodyardbbq.com/ Belger Crane Yard Studios: http://redstarstudios.org/ Telephone Booth Gallery: http://telephoneboothgallery.com/ Hoop Dog Studio: http://www.hoopdogstudio.com/