Podcasts about John Redmond

durée : 00:58:43 - "I let a song go out of my heart" (Duke Ellington / Irving Mills / Henry Nemo / John Redmond) (1938) - par : Laurent Valero - "Cette chanson faisait partie du répertoire de la parade du célèbre Cotton Club de New-York. Les paroles de la chanson écrites comme beaucoup d'autres par Irving Mills, impresario et éditeur d'Ellington, auquel s'ajoutèrent pour la touche finale, Henry Nemo et John Redmond." Laurent Valero

durée : 00:58:43 - "I let a song go out of my heart" (Duke Ellington / Irving Mills / Henry Nemo / John Redmond) (1938) - par : Laurent Valero - "Cette chanson faisait partie du répertoire de la parade du célèbre Cotton Club de New-York. Les paroles de la chanson écrites comme beaucoup d'autres par Irving Mills, impresario et éditeur d'Ellington, auquel s'ajoutèrent pour la touche finale, Henry Nemo et John Redmond." Laurent Valero

This week: Steve Dickson, Fmr. Administrator, Federal Aviation Administration; Delta CEO Ed Bastian says SkyMiles changes went too far; Spirit & Frontier announce larger than expected Q3 losses; Future of low cost carrier business model? John Redmond resigns as Allegiant CEO & Founder Maury Gallagher returns in position; Alaska & JetBlue offer Delta status matches; Scott quotes Taylor Swift lyrics; Listener Q: Is SWA 50% off sale a sign of trouble?

Optimisation de projets et création de valeurs avec John Redmond, partenaire et chef des opérations de l'Écuyer Redmond John Redmond, partenaire et chef des opérations de l'Écuyer Redmond se joint à Patrick Beaulé, Vice-Président Exécutif chez PMML, pour discuter de méthodes d'optimisation de projets de création de valeurs tout au long du processus de construction. John présente le futur de leurs opérations de développement ainsi que ses nouvelles stratégies d'embauches pour soutenir sa croissance dans le marché.

Retired & Refocused John Redmond Retired Navy & Commercial Pilot - Part 2 In Part 2 of this episode, you will hear how John and his wife Julie are purposely seeking ministry opportunities in their retirement years.    Tune in and be encouraged!   Retirement doesn't mean stopping, but for the Redmond's listening to God's calling on their hearts, and refocusing on the exciting new season of ministry opportunities.    

Aviation at its Best John Redmond, Retired Navy Pilot & Commercial Pilot    In this episode of At Risk Radio, you will hear how God is using the expertise of pilots navigating the rough terrain in the mountains of Mexico.    John and his wife Julie, a retired nurse, use their career experience to navigate bringing the Gospel and practical supplies into the remotest parts of Mexico.    John shares how coming alongside SOM International Director, Humberto and his family, is a privilege. Tune in and you will be inspired how aviation is being used to travel to villages, which are unreached by vehicles to bring hope to the indigenous.

While not in the vanguard of armed activity during the War of Independence, Wexford has the distinction of being one of the few counties outside Dublin that saw action during the 1916 Rising. On the other hand it was also one of the few places where John Redmond's (a native of the county) Irish Parliamentary Party maintained a substantial level of support throughout the revolutionary period. To interrogate these apparent contradictions listen to History Ireland editor, Tommy Graham, in discussion with Bernard Browne, Ida Milne, William Murphy and Kevin Whelan.   The Hedge School series of podcasts is produced by History Ireland and the Wordwell Group. For more information or to subscribe, visit historyireland.com   This podcast is supported by Wexford County Council Public Library Service and the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media under the Decade of Centenaries 2012-2023 initiative.   This podcast is available at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/history-ireland/id1503109266 and https://www.historyireland.com/hedge-schools/ or wherever you get your podcasts.   Image: National Army troops in Wexford during the Civil War.

Despite the lack of concerts and festivals in 2020, musical artists and bands have had plenty of time to write and record new tunes and songs -- one of the few benefits from this ongoing pandemic. Tim and Mike share the new music that has crossed over their collective transoms this year featuring music from the The Byrne Brothers, Andy Lamy, Van Morrison (Official), Oisín Mac Diarmada, Orla Fallon Official Page, Wallis Bird, Celtic Woman, John Redmond, Emma Langford, Barleyjuice, Michael Casey, Eamon O'Leary, Ryan Sheridan and so much more. What a way to start of the new year!! Check out the podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com or listen live on Sundays from noon to 1pm on 750AM on WNDZ.

Programme 1 charts the development of the suffrage movement in Ireland and the role of the Irish Citizen newspaper, the mouthpiece of the Irish Women's Suffrage League. The programme assesses the influence of Britain's Emily Pankhurst and her more militant suffragette movement, the Women's Social and Political Union, on the more pacifist Irish suffragists. Discussion points for this programme include the effects of the 1913 Lockout on the attitude of many key figures such as the poet W.B. Yeats, and the dramatist Sean O'Casey- to Irish politics and the influence of the socialist thinker, James Connolly- on the Irish suffrage movement. Also the opposition of John Redmond's Irish Parliamentary Party to women's suffrage, provides a challenging field of discussion. Dr Doyle O'Neill is a Board member of the Cork Film Festival, as well as being an active committee member of IFUT. She is also a member of The Women's History Association, the National Union of Journalists, as well as being a patron of the UCC Journalism Society. She has also written an historical play on the women of 1916, called Walking with Ireland into the Sun, which was performed throughout Munster during 1916/17 . She has also written an award winning radio series, The Road to the Vote: The fight for female suffrage in Ireland, which is currently available on the Oireachtas website in Dail Éireann. Dr Doyle O' Neill is a broadcast historian. She was the first UCC graduate to receive a Doctorate in Ireland's radio and television history. She lectures in the area of Ireland's broadcast and film history- as well as in the area of Crime and the Media- as part of the BA in Criminology. She is author of The Gaybo Revolution: How Gay Byrne Challenged Irish Society, which is currently a recommended text for the Leaving Certificate

The Sound of the City Revisited Volume One House Music mixed by Gee Llewellyn at the Palamos Garage 16th March 2002 1. D. J. Pope feat. Sheila Ford "Moody State Of Mind" (Blak Beat Niks State Of Mind Mix) 2. David Panda feat. Anja "How Sweet" (David Panda Main Mix) 3. Kenny Carvajal feat. John Redmond "Rise" (Original Mix) 4. Jon Cutler feat. Kemdi "You Groove Me" (Main Mix) 5. The Pride feat. Byron Stingily, Norma Jean, & Jasper Street "Paradise" (Club Mix) 6. Blaze feat. Alexander Hope "How Deep Is Your Love?" (Shelter Vocal) 7. Jill Scott "Slowly Surely" (D. J. Spen Remix) 8. Peppermint Candy "Chocolate Girl" (Julien Jabre Remix) 9. Erra "Don't Change For Me" 10. Sunburst Band "Garden Of Love" (Joey Negro Original Mix) 11. unknown "Man Hassett"

After brief honeymoon hiatus, the Commish is back with a fresh review of the best fantasy football league in America. On this week's episode, we welcome in John Redmond and his 0-4 "Crow is Coming" squad. We talk the fate of the crow, the Philadelphia Eagles, Nick's undefeated reign of terror, how our league should handle COVID and predict the outcome of all 5 matchups for week 5!

With 61 episodes of The Daily Distance under our belts, Kristen and Jeana come together to reflect on the two-month mini-podcast series and what they learned from our guests. Plus, they give a preview for what's next on the #WeGotGoals podcast and how they're continuing to evolve for Season 4. Among other things, Kristen and Jeana reflect on these episodes: Barry's Chief Instructor and Nike Master Trainer Kate LeMere on redefining what success looks like as a high achiever AKT Fitness President Melissa Chordock on blocking time off on your calendar Scout Sobel on finding gratitude when every day looks the same 305 Fitness Founder Sadie Kurzban on sleep Dr. Melinda Ring on caution fatigue Simple Mills Founder Katlin Smith on her best cooking secret The simplest piece of advice EVER from Better Blends founder John Redmond BALA Co-Founder Natalie Holloway on pandemic hobbies Jeana's latest passion, Girl & the Goatceries If you love this episode as much as we do, subscribe to the #WeGotGoals podcast wherever you like to listen to podcasts, including on Apple and Spotify (and hey, leave us a rating while you’re at it!).

John and I geeked out about music and art a lot on this one. Check out his project, Lovesick Bombs and buy some art/music. Crime stories with Intruder Green from pop punk band, Masked Intruder. Fun with friends from music and crimes. Photo and logo design by Bambi Guthrie Patreon.com/intrudergreen Intruder Green Call-In Line: 608-535-9608 www.intrudergreen.com Socials: @intrudergreen Sponsors: https://www.stupidradmerch.com/ https://www.yeahmansguitars.com/

It's time for more social-distance radio and the boys are back at work in their own home studios to bring you this week's episode of Windy City Irish Radio! Tune in as Mike and Tim spin tracks from The Byrne Brothers, Shane Hennessy, Skipinnish, The High Kings, John Redmond, High Time, The Makem and Spain Brothers, Michael McDermott, Emma Langford, Colm Gavin Music and The Wailin' Jennys. Tune in every Wednesday from 8PM - 9PM to WSBC 1240AM and catch this week's podcast right here at www.windycityirishradio.com.

John Redman of Viper Aviation is a former Air Force mechanic Crew Chief who worked on F-15 and F-117 fighter jets. Now, he'll build you your own experimental Rans S20 or Rans S21 plane. Listen in as he tells his story as one of the best USAF mechanics in history, and how he helps those wanting to build their own Rans S20 or S21 aircraft. Learn more about Weather Guard StrikeTape segmented lightning diverter strips. Follow the show on YouTube, Twitter, Linkedin and visit us on the web. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us! Watch the video version of this podcast here. Get in touch with John Redman right here via the Viper Aviation website. Full Transcript - Struck Podcast EP13 with John Redman of Viper Aviation https://youtu.be/7p0eYhNzE_I Dan: Alright. So we have an awesome guest today. John Redmond, a real aviation lifer is joining us on the show today. I'm having already recorded our conversation with John Allen. What were your, some of your takeaways? Allen Hall: Well, John's been in aviation forever and he's one of those guys you meet Wehrli that has been an aircraft mechanic in the air force. And then once coming out of the air force has been in aviation ever since. And so he knows the ins and outs of pretty much everything. Aircraft related. It's hard to find those people anymore because they're just so [00:01:00] rare. But when you do run across them, it's always a really good, interesting conversation. Dan: Yeah. So John started his career off, working on, uh, in the air force, worked on F sixteens and F one 17. So he knows those, those two jets, like the back of his hand. And as also clearly, which he didn't really go into depth, uh, on he's worked on some of the, is sort of like. Secret aircraft too, which is pretty cool. So we'll just have to imagine. Uh, but he mentioned that a little bit about how he was part of some kind of elite teams there. Um, and then he's also been the, uh, after his time in the military, uh, was in the model jet engine business, which is also crazy. So these models, um, with. Really powerful jet engines. Let me think. What do you say? 130, 2000 RPMs and some of these jet turbines? Allen Hall: Yeah. That's the full RPM speed and 125 pounds of thrust per engine. That's all ton of thrust for such a little device. Dan: Amazing. Yeah, pretty intense. And then he, [00:02:00] uh, he and his son, uh, fly drones for the military now as contractors and. There's some really interesting stuff there. A lot of which he also doesn't doesn't talk about, but he really gave us a really cool in depth, uh, into an all of his career. And so now he's, uh, has a new company, Viper aviation. Uh, you can visit them at Viper aviation, usa.com or on Facebook. At Viper aviation and a he's helping people build their own experimental aircraft. So tell me, Allen, a little bit about the experimental aircraft industry. Well, the light Allen Hall: sport aircraft industry is probably 15. Maybe, maybe not that old, but it's relative, relatively new in aviation world. And it allows you to build your own airplane. You have to build 51% of it. So a lot of it's, uh, kits that are. Halfway built roughly. And then, uh, you end up building the rest of yourself and it becomes your own personal little airplane. It is very popular because it is an inexpensive way to get into aviation, having on an airplane, kind of putter [00:03:00] around in and visit local airports and do that kind of thing. So it's, it is a very, very, very popular thing to do today. Dan: So, uh, enjoy the conversation with, uh, with John Redman. So really in depth and covers a lot of different levels in the aviation industry. We're happy to have him. And, uh, without further ado, we're gonna turn to our conversation with John Redmond. Hey, John, how you been? How are you doing? John Redman: No. We're good. Dan, how are you doing? Hey, Allen. Doing well. Dan: You're done. So, uh,

In his daily history slot on WLR's Big Breakfast Blaa,Eamonn McEneaney tells Ollie and Mary all about John Redmond and Ballybricken a man who many thought was destined to become Ireland's first Prime Minister/ Taoiseach.

This week’s podcast episodes are in partnership with NOW Foods, a leading natural products manufacturer offering more than 1,400 products, including vitamins and supplements, sports nutrition, foods, beauty & health, and essential oils. We like to think of NOW as our trusted wellness solution you can count on. Now through May 31, 2020, enjoy 20% off your purchase at nowfoods.com using promo code “asweatlife”.* Welcome to the Daily Distance, a new daily series from the creators of #WeGotGoals. In these short episodes, we’re bringing you one daily goal you can set for yourself during this chaotic time- one actionable thing you can do to move your body, connect with a friend, prioritize your mental health, get some work done, and practice a little bit of self-care. After a trip to the Mayo Clinic and countless sleepless nights, John Redmond was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and encouraged to totally change his diet to one that was light on fruits and vegetables and heavy on processed foods. John Redmond knew there had to be a better way, and after a dietitian recommended a smoothie regimen, he went out to find a way to make a convenient, affordable single-serve option. Thus, Better Blends was born. John and Kristen banter about his morning routine, why he drinks two cups of hot water every morning, his culinary aspirations that he's fallen short of during quarantine, and more. This episode feels like two buddies chatting—it's sure to make you smile. Resources Find out where Better Blends is sold on their website Follow Better Blends on Instagram and flood their DMs with questions about John's version of "banana bread" If you love this episode as much as we do, subscribe to the #WeGotGoals podcast wherever you like to listen to podcasts, including on Apple and Spotify (and hey, leave us a rating while you’re at it!). *Offer valid 5/15/20 through 11:59 PM Central Standard Time 5/31/20. Offer valid only on products found at nowfoods.com. Prices are as shown. Some exclusions apply. Must use coupon code ASWEATLIFE in the Promotion Code field at checkout. While supplies last at nowfoods.com. This offer does not apply to applicable taxes or shipping and handling. Offer cannot be used on previous purchases. NOW Health Group, Inc. has the right to end any promotion at any time.

This week, we’re doing it all from home. • Brooklyn, USA is produced by Sachar Mathias, Emily Boghossian, Shirin Barghi, Charlie Hoxie, Khyriel Palmer, and Mayumi Sato. • “It’s Like Nothing’s Even Going On” was produced by Justin Bryant and Christopher Murrell • “Alone In A Studio” was produced by Shirin Barghi • “They Expect You To Be There” and “Mert Erogul, MD” were produced by Ross Tuttle and Sachar Mathias • “Your Are Your Safest Sex Partner” was produced by Emily Boghossian • “It Always Feels Like A Party” was produced by Charlie Hoxie • “Weekend Weather with Junior Meteorologist Griff City” was produced by Emily Boghossian, Lauren Germain, and Taylor Cook • Thank you to John Redmond for providing the soundtrack for this week’s episode • bricartsmedia.org/radio If you have something to say and want us to share it, call (917) 719-0021, tell us your name, where you’re calling from, email (we’ll edit this out, we just want to know how to reach you) and any and all of the things that you need or want to say. You can also record yourself using your phone and email the audio file to brooklynusapodcast@gmail.com. We’re here when you need us, and we can’t wait to hear from you.

Bill Kilgour and John Redmond are back with Scotland’s most comprehensive junior football roundup. They're joined in the studio this week by Lesmahagow manager Rab Irvine

Bill Kilgour and John Redmond are back with Scotland’s most comprehensive junior football roundup. They're joined in the studio this week by Gartcairn manager Jamie McKenzie. 

Bill Kilgour and John Redmond are back with Scotland’s most comprehensive junior football roundup. They're joined in the studio this week by Kirkintilloch manager Stewart Maxwell. 

Bill Kilgour and John Redmond are back with Scotland’s most comprehensive junior football roundup. They're joined in the studio this week by Clydebank manager Gordon Moffat.

Bill Kilgour and John Redmond are back with Scotland’s most comprehensive junior football roundup. They're joined in the studio this week by the Johnstone Burgh management team of Jamie McKim and his assistant David Hill

In week 2 of the 2019-20 season, we welcome in guest analyst John Redmond to the program. After talking some real-life football implications for the Eagles and Pats, we debate if Nick's team has done enough to convince us he's playoff bound, what Drew Brees' injury means for Kyle, if Brendan has the best player in the league, and hand out our power rankings before the 3rd slate of games.

Bill Kilgour and John Redmond are back with Scotland’s most comprehensive junior football roundup. They're joined in the studio this week by Petershill  manager Martin Laughlin and his assistant Carlo Girasoli.

Lovesick bombs is an art and music series bringing different musicians together then enlisting visual artists to create original pieces inspired by the songs these new musical collaborations produce. Joel sat down and had a chat with John, It was a rad time. Make sure to check out Lovesick Bombs https://www.lovesickbombs.com/

John Redmond is the co-founder of Lovesick bombs with the project "Drawing Music". It's a project that puts artists and musicians together creating art from music and music from art. John has been several things before this. He was a promoter at San Fransisco's Bottom of the Hill. A famous club that I actually discovered one of my favourite bands "Babe the Blue Ox". In the podcast we talked about what music means to us and why we do it. A nice chat with hardly any TRUMP Talk Lovesick Bombs website: https://www.lovesickbombs.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drawingmusicLSB/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lovesick_bombs/ Brought to you by http://www.betterhelp.com/apologueAffordable, private online counselling anytime, anywhereSupport my ride to conquer Cancer. A two day 200km ride to raise money to find the cure for cancer: http://www.conquercancer.ca/goto/simonheadIt doesn't matter where you're from. Give and feel good! Shop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk  Bookmark the link and support the show!!Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop/

Track list - 737 Max Mix - feat. Till West **************************************************************************** 01. Sek - Heater Gonna Heat (Original Mix) 02. Saison - Everybody (Original Mix) 03. L'Tric, ARLE - Feel It (Art Of Tones Modern Disco Mix) 04. Scott Diaz - 205 Days (Original Mix) 05. John Redmond, Paul Anderson, Paul Trouble Anderson - Happy Day (Classic Vox Dub Mix) 06. Pitto - You Treat Me Like a Fool (Kassian Remix) 07. Art Alfie - Like I Said (Original Mix) 08. Roland Clark, Liife - This Ain't Freedom (Yolanda Be Cool Remix) 09. Saison - Moments 10. Madcat - Call Me Ishmael (Original Mix) 11. Saison - Till The Day I Die (Original Mix) 12. Sartorial - Dancing In The Fridge (Original Mix) 13. Yolanda Be Cool - Dance and Chant (Extended Version) 14. T.U.R.F. - Cribute (Original Mix) **************************************************************************** Till West is still allowed to make you fly! Enjoy 60 minutes full of deep and pumping tracks by artists like Pitto, Madcat, Yolanda Be Cool, Roland Clark and many more! Find us on the web: http://www.dhcat.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deephousecats/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwcUSe8m5Q1-qZcZ1w8MejA/feed iTunes: http://apple.co/2lEuEmj Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/deephousecatshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deephousecatshow

Pat is joined by Nose Jammer founder and owner John Redmond. They discuss John's early days of outfitting, the evolution of Nose Jammer, managing a whitetail property, fooling a mature buck's nose, and stories of hunting together over the years.

To mark the centenary of the death of John Redmond, President Michael D. Higgins attended the “Redmond 100 seminar” organised by Wexford Borough District. After the seminar, the President attended a ceremony at St John’s Cemetery, at which President Higgins will lay a wreath at the grave of John Redmond. See details here: http://www.president.ie/en/diary/details/president-attends-redmond-100th-anniversary

Recorded on Wednesday, 14 March 2018 at 7pm @ The Officers' Mess, Custume Barracks, Athlone March 2018 marks the centenary of the death of John Redmond, leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party, which had dominated party political life since the heyday of Parnell in the 1880s. It would all but be wiped out by Sinn Féin in the December 1918 General Election. Was that inevitable? To what extent was Redmond responsible for this change or was it due to circumstances beyond his control? Is it fair in hindsight to judge Redmond on the final few years of a long and eventful career? Was the Treaty settlement of 1921 to a large degree ‘Home Rule for slow learners' in any case? To discuss these and related questions History Ireland editor, Tommy Graham, was joined by Martin O'Donoghue (National Library of Ireland), Brian Hanley (University of Edinburgh), and Dermot Meleady (Redmond's biographer). This History Ireland Hedge School was made possible by the support provided by the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht

“I had been brought up under the union jack and had no desire to live under any other emblem.” The words of C.P. Crane, a Tipperary R.M., in 1923, would have found an echo in the hearts of many of Waterford’s loyalist community. By 1926 their population had declined by 40% compared to 1911 and those who survived now lived in a different environment. In 1912 the small but influential loyalist community in Waterford had been vocal in their opposition to Home Rule. Led by Sir William Goff-Davis Goff and Dr Henry Stuart O’Hara, Church of Ireland bishop of the united dioceses of Waterford, Lismore, Cashel and Emly, they had publicly protested against the Home Rule Bill. On October 2 that year Dr O’Hara had led a prayer service in Christchurch which concluded with a signing of the Ulster Covenant by some of his flock – possibly a unique event in Munster. By 1914 they were very much aware that Home Rule for at least three provinces was inevitable and that in the event of a civil war they were extremely vulnerable. Those who attended an anti-Home Rule event had their names noted by a local newspaper which led to sharp exchanges in the House of Commons between the Conservative leader, Andrew Bonar-Law and John Redmond, leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party and MP for Waterford. The outbreak of WW1 changed that, at least temporarily, and they responded enthusiastically to the call to arms. They paid a high price for their loyalty to King and Empire. After the war, they again found themselves vulnerable, especially between the Truce (July 1921) and the end of the Civil War (May 1923), a period in which they were subject to opportunistic violence, a republican campaign of ‘Big House’ burnings and social disorder. This paper looks at the experiences of Waterford’s loyalist community during the revolutionary decade. Pat McCarthy, a native of Waterford city, holds a PhD and an MBA from UCD and worked for many years in the pharmaceutical manufacturing sector. He is the author of The Irish Revolution 1912-23, Waterford (Four Courts Press, 2015), Waterford and the 1916 Rising (Waterford city and county council 2016) and has published extensively in the Irish Sword (journal of the Military History Society of Ireland) and Decies (journal of the Waterford Archaeological and Historical Society).

Nose Jammer creator John Redmond comes on the show to detail how putting together the common compounds found within organic composition in the outdoors has revolutionized the idea of scent control.

Spring fever has set into the Windy City Irish Radio studio as the lads have a spring in their step and a song in their heart. Luckily for you, dear listeners, they keep it right there and instead spin new tracks from some great young Irish bands including Dublin’s The Young Folk, Limerick’s Hermitage Green and Wexford’s Corner Boy and some of their favorite tracks from The Fureys with Davey Arthur, Leo & Anto from The Saw Doctors, Offaly’s own Jigjam, St. Paul MN folksters Hounds of Finn and Seattle’s Colleen Raney. With some button box from John Redmond, some Manx music from Isle of Man trad band Barrulle, a classic tune from the High Kings and songs from local favorites The Dooley Brothers and the Larkin-Moran Brothers in advance of their weekend performance at the Mount Prospect Irish Fest, be prepared to to get those toes-a-tapping! Tune in to WSBC 1240 AM every Wednesday from 8PM – 9PM and check out this week’s podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com

Grandson to the founder of Aussie hair care products, John Redmond, stops by the studio to talk about his family and how with Renpure, they are on a mission to produce quality products for a reasonable price. John, was SUPER fun and it was really interesting to learn about where his family comes from in the beauty industry and how they are still as passionate about working together today as they were when they were small children filling bottles and shipping the products from their fathers garage.  DISCOUNT CODE:  SEREIN20 (https://kohgendocosmetics.com) Code is valid from 3/3/17 to 3/10/17   BEHIND THE BEAUTY NEWSLETTER http://bit.ly/2hnGo9L WEBSITE: https://www.behindthebeautypodcast.com FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/behind.the.beauty.podcast/   GUEST: John Redmond from RENPURE WEBSITE: https://www.renpure.com INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/renpure/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/renpure/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/renpure?lang=en   ___________________________________   HOST SEREIN WU   YOUTUBE CHANNEL→ http://bit.ly/1JU5PUH   VLOG/LIFESTYLE CHANNEL | https://www.youtube.com/moreserein   INSTAGRAM | SNAPCHAT | TWITTER | FACEBOOK | PINTEREST @SEREINWU   BLOG http://sereinwu.com/    VLOG/LIFESTYLE CHANNEL | https://www.youtube.com/moreserein

As we settle into the fall season, Windy City Irish Radio's attention spans from outdoor festival season to indoor pub season. Tonight on Windy City Irish Radio Mike and Tim feature artists appearing at venues in and around Chicago including upcoming shows by Mundy, Paddy Homan & Chicago Reel, The Led Farmers, Kris Drever, an interview with Thunderhead heartthrob, Ryan Kelly, ahead of Celtic Thunder's upcoming appearance at the Chicago Theatre, and a new tune by the Murphy Roche Irish Music Club dedicated to teacher, musician, poet and Windy City Irish Radio alum, Maurice Lennon. Plus, Mike and Tim feature new releases by Nuala Kennedy and John Redmond. All this and more each Wednesday night on WSBC 1240AM or hear the podcast on our website at www.windycityirishradio.com

Though in many ways the forgotten man of Irish politics, John Redmond came closer to achieving the long-sought goal of Home Rule for Ireland than had his more illustrious predecessors Daniel O'Connell and Charles Stewart Parnell. In John Redmond: The National Leader (Merrion Press, 2014), Dermot Meleady describes how Redmond led the Irish Parliamentary Party to the cusp of this political victory and how it came apart for him. Picking up where his previous volume, Redmond: The Parnellite left off, Meleady introduces his readers to Redmond immediately after his assumption of his party's leadership in 1900. With the anti-Home Rule Unionist Party in office, Redmond bided his time by shepherding other reforms that reshaped Irish society. When his party gained the balance of power in Parliament after the elections of 1910 Redmond used his newfound leverage to push Home Rule to the forefront of British politics, winning its passage but bringing Ireland to the brink of civil war by 1914 as a consequence. The outbreak of war in Europe in August 1914 led to a suspension of British politics and triggered a split in the Irish nationalist movement over Redmond's appeal to support the war effort a split that, with the British response to the Easter Rising in 1916, led to Redmond's political eclipse and the failure of his vision of an autonomous Ireland prospering within the British empire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Though in many ways the forgotten man of Irish politics, John Redmond came closer to achieving the long-sought goal of Home Rule for Ireland than had his more illustrious predecessors Daniel O’Connell and Charles Stewart Parnell. In John Redmond: The National Leader (Merrion Press, 2014), Dermot Meleady describes how Redmond... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Though in many ways the forgotten man of Irish politics, John Redmond came closer to achieving the long-sought goal of Home Rule for Ireland than had his more illustrious predecessors Daniel O’Connell and Charles Stewart Parnell. In John Redmond: The National Leader (Merrion Press, 2014), Dermot Meleady describes how Redmond led the Irish Parliamentary Party to the cusp of this political victory and how it came apart for him. Picking up where his previous volume, Redmond: The Parnellite left off, Meleady introduces his readers to Redmond immediately after his assumption of his party’s leadership in 1900. With the anti-Home Rule Unionist Party in office, Redmond bided his time by shepherding other reforms that reshaped Irish society. When his party gained the balance of power in Parliament after the elections of 1910 Redmond used his newfound leverage to push Home Rule to the forefront of British politics, winning its passage but bringing Ireland to the brink of civil war by 1914 as a consequence. The outbreak of war in Europe in August 1914 led to a suspension of British politics and triggered a split in the Irish nationalist movement over Redmond’s appeal to support the war effort a split that, with the British response to the Easter Rising in 1916, led to Redmond’s political eclipse and the failure of his vision of an autonomous Ireland prospering within the British empire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Though in many ways the forgotten man of Irish politics, John Redmond came closer to achieving the long-sought goal of Home Rule for Ireland than had his more illustrious predecessors Daniel O’Connell and Charles Stewart Parnell. In John Redmond: The National Leader (Merrion Press, 2014), Dermot Meleady describes how Redmond led the Irish Parliamentary Party to the cusp of this political victory and how it came apart for him. Picking up where his previous volume, Redmond: The Parnellite left off, Meleady introduces his readers to Redmond immediately after his assumption of his party’s leadership in 1900. With the anti-Home Rule Unionist Party in office, Redmond bided his time by shepherding other reforms that reshaped Irish society. When his party gained the balance of power in Parliament after the elections of 1910 Redmond used his newfound leverage to push Home Rule to the forefront of British politics, winning its passage but bringing Ireland to the brink of civil war by 1914 as a consequence. The outbreak of war in Europe in August 1914 led to a suspension of British politics and triggered a split in the Irish nationalist movement over Redmond’s appeal to support the war effort a split that, with the British response to the Easter Rising in 1916, led to Redmond’s political eclipse and the failure of his vision of an autonomous Ireland prospering within the British empire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Though in many ways the forgotten man of Irish politics, John Redmond came closer to achieving the long-sought goal of Home Rule for Ireland than had his more illustrious predecessors Daniel O’Connell and Charles Stewart Parnell. In John Redmond: The National Leader (Merrion Press, 2014), Dermot Meleady describes how Redmond led the Irish Parliamentary Party to the cusp of this political victory and how it came apart for him. Picking up where his previous volume, Redmond: The Parnellite left off, Meleady introduces his readers to Redmond immediately after his assumption of his party’s leadership in 1900. With the anti-Home Rule Unionist Party in office, Redmond bided his time by shepherding other reforms that reshaped Irish society. When his party gained the balance of power in Parliament after the elections of 1910 Redmond used his newfound leverage to push Home Rule to the forefront of British politics, winning its passage but bringing Ireland to the brink of civil war by 1914 as a consequence. The outbreak of war in Europe in August 1914 led to a suspension of British politics and triggered a split in the Irish nationalist movement over Redmond’s appeal to support the war effort a split that, with the British response to the Easter Rising in 1916, led to Redmond’s political eclipse and the failure of his vision of an autonomous Ireland prospering within the British empire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Though in many ways the forgotten man of Irish politics, John Redmond came closer to achieving the long-sought goal of Home Rule for Ireland than had his more illustrious predecessors Daniel O’Connell and Charles Stewart Parnell. In John Redmond: The National Leader (Merrion Press, 2014), Dermot Meleady describes how Redmond led the Irish Parliamentary Party to the cusp of this political victory and how it came apart for him. Picking up where his previous volume, Redmond: The Parnellite left off, Meleady introduces his readers to Redmond immediately after his assumption of his party’s leadership in 1900. With the anti-Home Rule Unionist Party in office, Redmond bided his time by shepherding other reforms that reshaped Irish society. When his party gained the balance of power in Parliament after the elections of 1910 Redmond used his newfound leverage to push Home Rule to the forefront of British politics, winning its passage but bringing Ireland to the brink of civil war by 1914 as a consequence. The outbreak of war in Europe in August 1914 led to a suspension of British politics and triggered a split in the Irish nationalist movement over Redmond’s appeal to support the war effort a split that, with the British response to the Easter Rising in 1916, led to Redmond’s political eclipse and the failure of his vision of an autonomous Ireland prospering within the British empire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we bid farewell to our protagonists, many of whom we've followed from their early days. The British act of executing the 15 rebels, who varied from leaders to random captains, would ingrain a sense of injustice in the Irish people at the whole proceedings, and would also fulfill the prophecy of men like Pearse, who had believed in the power and necessity of sacrifice to awaken Ireland. Within this episode we'll also see the Irish MPs in Westminster like John Redmond, John Dillon and even Edward Carson weigh in on the debate, as how to best proceed and what not to do is debated, and the British administration appear helpless to penetrate the control of Sir John Maxwell, the military governor they had appointed to rule Ireland under a system of martial law. The results would be profound. MUSIC: 'Poblacht na hEireann' by Patrick Cassidy from the album '1916'. I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS SONG. Remember history friends, you can help this podcast and ensure that this is where history thrives!... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we examine the world's descent into the First World War and how it impacted the escalation in tensions between the nationalists and unionists, who by 1914 had received large illegal shipments of guns. Now armed, both sides looked to the passing of the Home Rule Bill, since the House of Lords could no longer veto the Bill. The war forced both sides to look to events other than those occurring in their ruddy island, and with this new focus came decision time for the nationalists, led by John Redmond. Redmond's decision to call for Irish support of the war is examined here in the context of the time that it was made. Redmond's expectations and hopes for what Britain would grant to Ireland after the war revealed his motives, but his stance cost the unity of nationalists at home, as the Irish Volunteers split, and the group that elected to remain neutral set themselves on a path which for some would lead to the 1916 rising. Remember history friends, you can help this podcast and ensure that this... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

    On this podcast we learn more about a fairly new product called Nose Jammer. John Redmond, owner of the company, explains how the company was started, the science behind the product line, as well as how to use the products and their price points. After listening to the podcast comment your thoughts below. Nose Jammer has decided to take part in a giveaway in association with this podcast. Here's how to win: SHARE the post on the Nine Finger Chronicles Facebook page that mentions this podcast on your own Facebook page. Comment #JamEm in the comment section below. Look at yourself in the mirror and say “You're awesome!” One winner will be picked on December 10th at random. You could win one Nose Jammer Pro-Pack that includes: 1 – 6 oz. Field Spray 1 – 16 oz. Shampoo & Body Wash 1 – 16 oz. Laundry Detergent 1 – Stick of Deodorant Good luck and thanks for listening, Dan (DFW)   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    On this podcast we learn more about a fairly new product called Nose Jammer. John Redmond, owner of the company, explains how the company was started, the science behind the product line, as well as how to use the products and their price points. After listening to the podcast comment your thoughts below. Nose Jammer has decided to take part in a giveaway in association with this podcast. Here's how to win: SHARE the post on the Nine Finger Chronicles Facebook page that mentions this podcast on your own Facebook page. Comment #JamEm in the comment section below. Look at yourself in the mirror and say “You're awesome!” One winner will be picked on December 10th at random. You could win one Nose Jammer Pro-Pack that includes: 1 – 6 oz. Field Spray 1 – 16 oz. Shampoo & Body Wash 1 – 16 oz. Laundry Detergent 1 – Stick of Deodorant Good luck and thanks for listening, Dan (DFW)  

    On this podcast we learn more about a fairly new product called Nose Jammer. John Redmond, owner of the company, explains how the company was started, the science behind the product line, as well as how to use the products and their price points. After listening to the podcast comment your thoughts below. Nose Jammer has decided to take part in a giveaway in association with this podcast. Here’s how to win: SHARE the post on the Nine Finger Chronicles Facebook page that mentions this podcast on your own Facebook page. Comment #JamEm in the comment section below. Look at yourself in the mirror and say “You’re awesome!” One winner will be picked on December 10th at random. You could win one Nose Jammer Pro-Pack that includes: 1 – 6 oz. Field Spray 1 – 16 oz. Shampoo & Body Wash 1 – 16 oz. Laundry Detergent 1 – Stick of Deodorant Good luck and thanks for listening, Dan (DFW)  

A Special Podcast on the topic of Sports Sponsorship Interview with John Trainor of Onside Sponsorship a specialist sponsorship consultancy company who discusses sports sponsorship in the context of sponsorship overall. John examines the challenges that sports scandals will have on sponsors attitudes and gives us an insight into the scale of sports sponsorships such as the London Olympics 2012. An interview John Redmond of Slattery Communications where he heads up the sports and sponsorship division. In a wide ranging interview, John gives his opinion on how sports sponsorship is evolving and the motivations that are driving more companies to consider this as a form of marketing communication. John explores the sponorship opportunities for the Ryder Cup which is coming to Ireland in September 2006 and his perspective on what sports properties are likely to receive more attention from sponsors in the future. THE PERSUADERS PODCAST COMPETITION - you can enter a competition to win a weekend away at the fantastic Trim Castle Hotel, just outside Dublin. The prize includes a Superior Room for Two for Two nights including breakfast and one dinner....so what are you waiting for. Answer the following and include a comment to be in with a chance. Winner annouced in Podcast 20. Question is ....What film starring Mel Gibson who portrayed a Scotish warrior was actually mainly filmed in Ireland with Trim Castle used for several scenes? Answer and comment please below. Take a look at what you might win - a stay in the four star Trim Castle Hotel. Good Luck!