Podcast appearances and mentions of John Whelan

Michael's business is already affected by the expected US tariffs. John Whelan's brother, Liam Whelan, was killed in The Munich Air Disaster of 1958. Val wants the age group who have access to free bowel checks to be expanded. Eddie is worried about the number of people cycling without helmets.

Celebrate the incredible success of Joe Gorman and Dolores Gorman, whose organic exotic mushrooms earned them the ‘New & Innovative Award' at the National Organic Awards 2024. David Broderick from the Small Firms Association unpacks their election manifesto "For a Nation of Small Businesses." What does Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s controversial healthcare role under a Trump administration mean for Ireland's thriving pharmaceutical industry? We explore the potential challenges and opportunities with industry expert John Whelan. CEO Athlone Chamber of Commerce Tommy Hogan outlines their demands and expectations as election canvassing continues apace.

Tim Carr could not believe the abuse of hospital staff he recently witnessed; Marie Byrne received a mysterious birthday card; Frank Browne thinks there should be safeguarding for good priests; twins Senator Eileen Flynn and Sally Flynn talk about their connected lives; and John Whelan lives beside a derelict house.

Ciara Doherty speaks to Senator Barry Ward, John Whelan, Trina O'Connor, Ian O'Doherty, Nathan Hutchinson Edgar and Barry O'Halloran Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Voilà une entrevue que je voulais faire depuis très très longtemps, comme je le dis au début de notre conversation Romaric Briand est un des figures principale qui m'a donné l'envie de me lancer dans le podcast (avec lui j'ai d'ailleurs clôturé un arc personnel des enregistrements avec mes idoles podcastiques)Nous revenons donc sur le parcours de celui qui a créé et anime le podcast de La Cellule depuis 13 ans. Créateur de jeux de rôle, podcasteur, philosophe, prof de math, essayiste il effectue depuis autant d'années et sans relâche un travail de journalisme et même d'anthropologie ! C'est une très longue émission mais 5h30 de philo, de socio, de jeux vidéo, d'histoire, de relations humaines, de politique, de jeux de rôle, de légendes etc etc ça ne se refuse pas ! Si vous voulez écouter Romaric et toute son entourage merveilleux c'est ici : https://www.lacellule.net/p/podcasts.htmlou le regarder sur Twitch ça se passe par là : https://www.twitch.tv/romaric_briandou sur YouTube en suivant : https://www.youtube.com/@romaricsens L'écoute des morceaux commence dès les premiers instants de l'enregistrement puisque nous pouvons entendre Time of falling par Koji Kondo tiré du jeu The Legend of Zelda 3 à 00:00:38c'est à partir de 00:26:13 que vous pourrez entendre In the earthen womb de Yasuhiro Kawasaki tiré du jeu Illusion of Gaiaà 00:49:51 c'est Era of Legend de Seiji Yokoyama tiré de la bande originale de Saint Seyah (Les Chevaliers du Zodiaque)nous écoutons ensuite Decisive Battle de Takayuki Hattori tiré du jeu Final Fantasy à 01:46:11Les noces de Figaro par Mozart font leur entrée à 02:11:11 nous rappelant le film Amadeus !grosse révélation à 02:28:31 avec l'écoute de I might be wrong de RadioheadLes morts peuvent danser, le saviez-vous ? Children of the sun de Dead can dance est écoutable à 03:12:08Un peu d'électro avec Solar Sailers des Daft Punks à 03:32:59 morceau créé pour le film Tron LegacyNous voyageons ensuite pour l'ile de Skye avec Trip to Skye par John Whelan à partir de 03:54:01à partir de 04:32:19 nous écoutons Silicates Dream (ou I don't know your face) par Alt236et pour terminer Romaric nous propose Hieronymus Bosch Butt Music par James Spalink et An Dro ce qui clôture l'émission à 05:25:59 L'enregistrement de Davy expliquant sa situation est là : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjH3H7NuJZ8 Si vous voulez soutenir Romaric et ses créations c'est par là : https://www.patreon.com/romaricbriand Merci de partager ce que vous venez d'écouter ! J'aime croire que vous aurez apprécié cet épisode, si tel est le cas, n'hésitez pas à venir faire un retour sur le discord de Galaxie Pop dont vos trouverez le lien sur le site https://galaxiepop.fr ou directement en cliquant ici: https://discord.com/invite/ryvkUTM

Voilà une entrevue que je voulais faire depuis très très longtemps, comme je le dis au début de notre conversation Romaric Briand est un des figures principale qui m'a donné l'envie de me lancer dans le podcast (avec lui j'ai d'ailleurs clôturé un arc personnel des enregistrements avec mes idoles podcastiques)Nous revenons donc sur le parcours de celui qui a créé et anime le podcast de La Cellule depuis 13 ans. Créateur de jeux de rôle, podcasteur, philosophe, prof de math, essayiste il effectue depuis autant d'années et sans relâche un travail de journalisme et même d'anthropologie ! C'est une très longue émission mais 5h30 de philo, de socio, de jeux vidéo, d'histoire, de relations humaines, de politique, de jeux de rôle, de légendes etc etc ça ne se refuse pas ! Si vous voulez écouter Romaric et toute son entourage merveilleux c'est ici : https://www.lacellule.net/p/podcasts.htmlou le regarder sur Twitch ça se passe par là : https://www.twitch.tv/romaric_briandou sur YouTube en suivant : https://www.youtube.com/@romaricsens L'écoute des morceaux commence dès les premiers instants de l'enregistrement puisque nous pouvons entendre Time of falling par Koji Kondo tiré du jeu The Legend of Zelda 3 à 00:00:38c'est à partir de 00:26:13 que vous pourrez entendre In the earthen womb de Yasuhiro Kawasaki tiré du jeu Illusion of Gaiaà 00:49:51 c'est Era of Legend de Seiji Yokoyama tiré de la bande originale de Saint Seyah (Les Chevaliers du Zodiaque)nous écoutons ensuite Decisive Battle de Takayuki Hattori tiré du jeu Final Fantasy à 01:46:11Les noces de Figaro par Mozart font leur entrée à 02:11:11 nous rappelant le film Amadeus !grosse révélation à 02:28:31 avec l'écoute de I might be wrong de RadioheadLes morts peuvent danser, le saviez-vous ? Children of the sun de Dead can dance est écoutable à 03:12:08Un peu d'électro avec Solar Sailers des Daft Punks à 03:32:59 morceau créé pour le film Tron LegacyNous voyageons ensuite pour l'ile de Skye avec Trip to Skye par John Whelan à partir de 03:54:01à partir de 04:32:19 nous écoutons Silicates Dream (ou I don't know your face) par Alt236et pour terminer Romaric nous propose Hieronymus Bosch Butt Music par James Spalink et An Dro ce qui clôture l'émission à 05:25:59 L'enregistrement de Davy expliquant sa situation est là : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjH3H7NuJZ8 Si vous voulez soutenir Romaric et ses créations c'est par là : https://www.patreon.com/romaricbriand Merci de partager ce que vous venez d'écouter ! J'aime croire que vous aurez apprécié cet épisode, si tel est le cas, n'hésitez pas à venir faire un retour sur le discord de Galaxie Pop dont vos trouverez le lien sur le site https://galaxiepop.fr ou directement en cliquant ici: https://discord.com/invite/ryvkUTM

Killers will get tougher sentences in the UK as Rishi Sunak is set to pledge the biggest overhaul of homicide laws in a generation. So, should Ireland toughen up on sentencing for murderers? Speaking to Ciara this morning was John Whelan, Member of Sentencing and Victim Equality Group, SAVE and John Lonergan, Former Mountjoy Governor.

Killers will get tougher sentences in the UK as Rishi Sunak is set to pledge the biggest overhaul of homicide laws in a generation. So, should Ireland toughen up on sentencing for murderers? Speaking to Ciara this morning was John Whelan, Member of Sentencing and Victim Equality Group, SAVE and John Lonergan, Former Mountjoy Governor.

Claire Brock speaks to Senator Tim Lombard, Aoife Moore, Lorcan Allen, John Whelan, Ronan Murphy & Mick Barry Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Whether you're a veteran of flexible endoscope processing, or brand new to the field, this podcast series on ST91 is designed for you! On this episode with guest John Whelan, we discuss ST91 and the informative annexes at the back of the document. What do you do when the IFU's for the scope don't match the AER manufacturer IFU? Want to know more about simethicone and flexible scopes? How about more information on drying flexible endoscopes? John takes us through all of these questions and more! Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

Whether you're a veteran of flexible endoscope processing, or brand new to the field, this podcast series on ST91 is designed for you! In this episode with guest John Whelan, we discuss ST91 and the informative annexes at the back of the document. What do you do when the IFU's for the scope don't match the AER manufacturer IFU? Want to know more about simethicone and flexible scopes? How about more information on drying flexible endoscopes? John takes us through all of these questions and more!

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Whether you're a veteran of flexible endoscope processing, or brand new to the field, this podcast series on ST91 is designed for you! What do the new standards state about how you should be transporting your scopes? Are there new evidence-based recommendations about the type of storage system that is preferred? Join us as we speak to John Whelan about these questions and more! Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

Whether you're a veteran of flexible endoscope processing, or brand new to the field, this podcast series on ST91 is designed for you! What do the new standards state about how you should be transporting your scopes? And are there new evidence-based recommendations about the type of storage system that is preferred? Join us as we speak to John Whelan about these questions and more!

Whether you're a veteran of flexible endoscope processing, or brand new to the field, this podcast series on ST91 is designed for you! Why pre-cleaning is no longer the terminology used when talking about what is done at the point-of-use? And what is a "Leak Tester Tester" (not a typo)? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this episode with our guest, John Whelan! Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

Whether you're a veteran of flexible endoscope processing, or brand new to the field, this podcast series on ST91 is designed for you! Why is pre-cleaning is no longer the terminology used when talking about what is done at the point-of-use? And what is a "Leak Tester Tester" (not a typo)? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this episode with our guest, John Whelan!

Is there any joy at Christmas time for Nancy, Christy and John Whelan?

It was Christmas morning 2008 when something out of a nightmare visited a young family.Sharon Whelan was a young, loving mother to two beautiful children - seven-year-old Zara and two-year-old Nadia, who were in bed awaiting Santa's arrival.In the early hours, postman Brian Hennessey showed up at Sharon's home in Windgap, Co. Kilkenny, raping her and strangling her to death before setting the house alight. Sharon and her children lay dead among the ruins.Here, Sharon's brother John Whelan recounts the horror, and speaks about how the family and the Garda worked to get justice for Sharon. He also speaks about his advocacy for victims' families, and the ongoing battle against concurrent life sentences.John's story is the third in this season of Shattered Lives.You can listen and subscribe to all of the episodes here:Spotify: spoti.fi/3FjNnrFApple: https://apple.co/30Eh0FgAudioboom: https://bit.ly/30CCzpD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Presenters: Aaron Burchael & Chris Byrne Record Date: 22/09/2021 Welcome to The Camping Crew podcast with Aaron Burchael & Chris Byrne This is meant to be a fun podcast, we are just enthusiasts and what we discuss on the podcast are just our own personal views. If you would like to support the podcast and you can afford it you can buy us a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/thecampingcrew Online Chatter: Issues with the M50 tolls seem to be popping up recently Listener messages & shout-outs: Thanks to Rob, Jennifer and other listeners for sending in Photos of their campers with our stickers on them. We want more. Campsites or stop overs: Tourer left a review on campsitereview.com about Roundwood camping park Wicklow What's on Charlie and Me this week? This Friday's video is stop 3 in the West Cork Trilogy Sextons outside Clonakilty West Cork. Next Friday will be the introduction to The Van Build project 2 then we have the Kerry/Killarney Trilogy Products, Tips & Camping hacks: Charline asked us about Cooking while camping Interview: Interview with John Whelan from Vanhalla.ie (Camper Heaven) Camp life: We are thinking about doing regular short meet the listener interviews. Favourite sites, products, gadgets etc. Would you be interested in speaking with us? ---oOo--- We love getting your messages, ideas, campsite suggestions/reviews, products, news items to discuss on the podcast. If you would like a sticker for your Motorhome, Campervan, Caravan or Car just send us your address and we will pop it in the post to you. To get in touch with us: Web: thecampingcrew.ie Email: CampingCrewPodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @TheCampingCrew Instagram: @TheCampingCrewPodcast Facebook: All the good motorhome and camping groups Forum: MotorhomeCraic.com or Boards.ie We wrap up this podcast with a quick shout out for Aaron's Vlog on YouTube called: Charlie and me our Camping Vlog and his website http://www.campsitereview.com We hope that you like our podcast. If you did please subscribe and tell your camping friends about us.

In this episode of Blockchain Innovators, Conor Svensson - founder and CEO of Web3 Labs, talks to John Whelan - Managing Director of Digital Assets at Santander, Chair Enterprise Ethereum Alliance.Conor and John discuss the areas of the financial system where blockchain will truly leave its mark and the opportunities for institutional DeFi and decentralized identity. John has been very involved in blockchain initiatives over the past five years including wholesale money market payments and lending. John has an unprecedented understanding of the financial world and the blockchain ecosystem which makes this podcast great fun to listen to!Watch this video on our YouTube channel here.You can also watch John speak at a recent EEA Virtual Meetup here.

In this episode, John Whelan shares valuable information about how surveyors look at endoscopy as well as many of the common pitfalls that lead to findings by surveyors. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

In this episode, John Whelan shares valuable information about how surveyors look at endoscopy as well as many of the common pitfalls that lead to findings by surveyors.

John Whelan, President, CEO and Director of Inhalon Biopharma, a start-up immunotherapy company developing an inhaled “muco-trapping” antibody platform for treating a variety of acute respiratory infections, discusses the award of a $7 million government contract from the U.S. Army Medical Research & Development Command (USAMRDC) to conduct a placebo-controlled Phase 1/2a study of the treatment in COVID-19 outpatients. Inhalon's treatment, IN-006, is a potent, neutralizing monoclonal antibody designed to trap pathogens like COVID-19 in airway mucus and clear them from the airways in minutes. This technology offers a more immediate and scalable way of treating respiratory infections than current treatment options. John has over 20 years of experience leading venture-backed and public biotech companies. He has worked in early and late-stage companies taking products from discovery through NDA submission. He has contributed to the growth of these companies by building skilled, effective management teams and raising over $240M in funding through financings and collaborations.Most recently John held the role of President and COO at Neuraltus Pharmaceuticals, a private company developing a treatment for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Prior to Neuraltus, Mr. Whelan held executive leadership positions with several life science companies, including President, CEO and Board Director at Heron Therapeutics where he led the company's turnaround. Earlier, he was COO and CFO at Raven biotechnologies, where he led the sale of the company to MacroGenics. #InhalonBiopharma #COVID19

It's Costa del Connemara this year for many Irish people. John Whelan answers all questions camping on this episode of the Open Door. From Sneem to Sleep Hollow's in Donegal, the best tips on where best to camp in Ireland. Where to park overnight and new camping spots in the midlands.

Ahead of the European Medicine Agency's verdict on whether the AstraZeneca vaccine is safe to continue to use following blood clot concerns, callers discuss the decision to pause its roll out in Ireland. With Professor Paul Horan, Dr Greg Kelly, Bernard, Robert, Catherine, Ana, Colm, Moira, Carmen, John Wall, Della, John Vaughan and John Whelan

Ahead of the European Medicine Agency's verdict on whether the AstraZeneca vaccine is safe to continue to use following blood clot concerns, callers discuss the decision to pause its roll out in Ireland. With Professor Paul Horan, Dr Greg Kelly, Bernard, Robert, Catherine, Ana, Colm, Moira, Carmen, John Wall, Della, John Vaughan and John Whelan

John Whelan is an Laois native that I thought you might like to find out about, even his Twitter bio seems interesting: "Scribe, surfer, storyteller, (former Senator), lover of the arts, nature, (especially good nature) sunrises & sunsets" When John isn't surfing he can be found writing in his blog Vanhalla.ie or in both National and Local publications. I think you'll enjoy this one Contacts: http://www.vanhalla.ie Twitter https://twitter.com/senjohnwhelan?lang=en

Welcome to part one of Mental Health on the Front Lines, with guests Dr. John Whelan, a Clinical psychologist, and Maryann Barber, a retired Canadian Armed Forces Nursing Officer. Hosted by Jordan Witzel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've a fun and buzzy interview this week with Dr John Whelan of the TTO Office in Trinity College Dublin. John is an experienced entrepreneur and also experienced at commercialising University Research in to real companies. Apart from talking about his career and how he succeeded we talk about what makes Start-ups successful. We talk about the state of research, quantum computing and, I love this, “The Collins- Whelan” Start-up Success Prediction Model – a fun and tongue-in-cheek way to see if your start-up is likely to be successful. We talk about how Star Trek is the ideal Start-Up Team. Also, I learn why my MBA mightn't be everything its cracked up to be. You will definitely enjoy this interview and maybe think about things a little differently after listening to it. https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnpwhelan/   This Podcast is sponsored by Nettzer – Digital Onboarding - www.nettzer.com  During these times of Covid and falling Sales -   Digital Onboarding is the answer to new Customer Acquisition. If you are a Telco, an MVNO, or an eSIM provider we have the ideal Cloud Delivered solution for you. You can onboard your new customers, or business account customers remotely, at a fraction of your normal onboarding costs. The Nettzer Digital onboarding solution: will ensure your customer onboarding experience is easy and painless, Will integrate with your BSS/ OSS systems and with Salesforce And we meet all regulatory requirements Contact pat.flynn@nettzer.com so that we can understand your issues and provide you with the best solution.    

This Summer John Whelan took his campervan around Ireland and found many beautiful spots but there is a lot to improve. On this episode of The Open Door, John speaks about his new camping blog vanhalla.ie, of the expense of converting a van, and the best camping destinations in Ireland.

With a wealth of knowledge in playing and teaching traditional accordion music, Karen Tweed shares her experience and thoughts on traditional music and it's performance and arrangement in rural communities. Karen Tweed started to play the piano accordion at the age of 11 under the guidance of Joe Coll, who came to Wellingborough, Northamptonshire to teach the accordion and also recruit players for his accordion band which was based in Corby. She went on to study with Lawry Eady, Warren Eagle and finally with button accordionist John Whelan who was her biggest inspiration and fired her passion for Irish traditional music.Karen turned professional in 1989, working with singer/songwriter Roger Wilson and then was a founder member of the Poozies. Her playing is known for being mercurial, subtle, lyrical and expressive, and she regularly teaches on the BA and MA courses at the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance at Limerick University and at the BMus Degree in Folk and Traditional Music at Newcastle University. She has taught at Folkworks Summer School in Durham, Ashokan Northern Week, Darlington Music Weekend, Hovra Music Camp in Sweden, Musikkonservatoriet Odense and the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=21685169)

In this episode, Kevin Anderson and John Whelan discuss delayed endoscope processing. John answers the questions, what is delayed processing and how do we do it correctly?

The Chief Medical Officer is appealing to people with foreign holidays planned to cancel their flight and hotel bookings. So with further travel off the table for many people, Will Faulkner has been looking at alternative holidays.

Episode 6: In this episode, Tammi and Tyler speak with John Whelan, vice president for human resources at Indiana University. John shares how he and his HR team are working through the challenges related to the COVID-19 pandemic and the ways in which HR can lead during times of crises.

Coronavirus, government negotiations and the Seanad works - John Crown, Jillian van Turnhout, John Whelan, Marie O'Halloran, John Downing and Diarmaid Ferriter

We were in Leinster House this week for the first day of the Dail but we’re no closer to a Government.Steven Miller is joined by John Whelan to catch up on all the political news of the past week

In our latest Talking Politics Podcast, Steven Miller is joined by John Whelan to look back on an incredible General Election, how things unfolded in Laois-Offaly and Kildare South and what might possibly happen next

With a week to go until the General Election, Steven Miller is joined by John Whelan and John Drennan to profile all 15 candidates in the Laois-Offaly constituency.The LaoisToday Talking Politics Podcast is brought to you in association with the Midlands Park Hotel

On the latest LaoisToday Talking Politics Podcast - which is brought to you in association with the Midlands Park Hotel - presenter Steven Miller is joined by two experienced political journalists - John Whelan and John Drennan - to look at the state of play, both in Laois-Offaly and on a national level. With just two weeks to go to General Election 2020, we discuss the new candidate in the race in Portlaoise, the various launches, polls, debates and the perils of social media. 

Open Door 2019: Best Of Part 2: From Shane Lowry's Granny to Abbeyleix opening their arms to Direct Provision. From Tom and Sadie and their drives for cancer to a Nun dealing with the trauma of losing a friend during the Troubles. A visit to John Whelan's shop in Kilbeggan in our Local shop series and a Sexual Health educator on finding her vagina!

With the General Election now called and the date set for Saturday, February 8, we take an early look at the battle that is set to unfold in the re-formed Laois-Offaly constituency.Six outgoing TDs, one senator and three sitting councillors are among the field.Presenter Steven Miller is joined by our reporter John Whelan to look ahead to the campaign. John contested the last two elections for Labour but is back in a reporting capacity now as he was for every election from 1977 to 2007.

Simon and Sara are at the ION Hackathon. The hackathon's all about interoperability and the general interoperability framework. It's not just about Ethereum to Ethereum, which is what Clearmatics is working on, it can be used for other platforms including legacy. Interoperability is a way for systems to talk to each other efficiently across different dematerialised assets. The hackathon has people working on three different platforms, Ethereum, Hyperledger fabric and Corda 2. Simon and Sara dive into what this all means before talking to some very interesting people, including: George Ornbo, CTO of Clearmatics Edward Budd, Co-Founder of Adhara Dr. David Wild, Head of Computer Science at Bedford school Antony Denyer CTO of Web3 Labs Puneetha K, Blockchain Platform Engineer at Web3 Labs Dr. Lee Braine, Investment Bank CTO office at Barclays John Whelan, Head of Digital Investment Banking at Banco Santander Simon talks to George Ornbo about interoperability functioning in a trustless manner, moving from changing value to changing state and now to adapting for Hyperledger. A full DVP workflow was released prior to the hackathon and that's what the teams are working on. Reformed banker Ed Budd giveds some insight on how ION can support Adhara's business and how interoperability means that companies will no longer need to be locked into a particular software vendor. Dr. David Wild and the group from Bedford school who had only started working with Ethereum two days prior to the event talk to Simon about getting students involved with intellectually demanding extracurricular subjects and having them exposed to it early. It's all new to the students so the focus is on identifying what they can take on and solving the problem of data exchange across exam boards. They're using the ION framework to simulate ways people can talk to each other in the same language and in a secure way. Simon sits with Web3 Labs CTO Antony Denyer and Blockchain Platform Engineer at Web3 Labs Puneetha K, to talk about how the Java community is developing and scaling in the Ethereum network. How enterprise grade applications on blockchain are really all about Java and how Web3 Labs has used the hackathon. ION also showed them a faster way of verifying data but application level verification is still vital to verifying data over time. Dr. Lee Braine worked on the ION hackathon for Barclays with Clearmatics to discover what others thought of the protocol and if the appetite was there amongst other companies. Interoperability is one of the most complex topics in the blockchain space and Simon talks to the doctor about all aspects of it and how the hackathon was judged using creativity, innovation and presentation of the solutions. John Whelan shares his experience as a judge for the ION hackathon. He shares that the world's acceptance of many distributed ledgers means that they'll be built on multiple different technologies including Ethereum, Hyperledger fabric, Corda or digital asset. Interoperability is necessary for these ledgers to work together. All this and so much more on this week's episode of Blockchain Insider. And why not send us your best tweets? See if you can get a shout out on the show! ​ We hope you enjoy the show and, as ever, don't forget to subscribe! ​ Want to join the conversation on all the topics discussed? Tweet the show @bchaininsider and if you really love the show, please leave us a review on iTunes. ​ This week's episode of Blockchain Insider was produced by Laura Watkins and Petrit Berisha. Edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: Antony Denyer, Dr. David Wild and Bedford School students, Dr. Lee Braine, Ed Budd, George Ornbo, John Whelan, and Puneetha K..

During the 2018 municipal election, Peterborough Currents set out to interview each of the candidates for the KPRDSB Board of Trustees. This special program includes nine interviews with the City of Peterborough candidates, the County of Peterborough candidates and those who were acclaimed, and interviews with the student-elected trustees. Find time codes below for when each interview begins: (00:06:40) Wayne Bonner, candidate for the City of Peterborough (00:18:30) Dennis Hildebrand, candidate for the City of Peterborough (00:26:40) Rose Kitney, candidate for the City of Peterborough (00:39:15) Steve Russell, candidate for the City of Peterborough (00:51:24) Diane Lloyd, acclaimed trustee for the Municipality of Trent Lakes, Township of North Kawartha, Township of Selwyn (01:00:55) Shirley Patterson, acclaimed trustee for the Township of Asphodel-Norwood, Township of Havelock-Belmont-Methuen, and Municipality of Trent Hills (01:16:10) Angela Lloyd, acclaimed trustee for the Township of Cavan-Monaghan, Township of Douro-Dummer, Township of Otonabee-South Monaghan (01:27:00) Aidan Hussey, student trustee and Grade 11 student at East Northumberland Secondary School (01:38:05) Lindsey Keene, student trustee and student at Clarington Central Secondary School. There are five other elected trustee positions representing areas in the region served by the KPRDSB but these areas are not in the County of Peterborough so I have not included them in this episode. There is also one appointed position representing the First Nations in the KPRDSB region, which rotates every year in November, at the time this program was recorded, the new trustee had not yet been selected. This episode was hosted and produced by Ayesha Barmania. Original music composed and performed by John Whelan.

In 2018, the Peterborough Currents team created themed episodes as a way to explore stories in the community. This episode about food delved into six stories about growing food, selling food, making food, working with food, and the politics of food. Find time codes below for when each story begins: (0:24) Another season of gardening kicks off at Seedy Sunday; (4:40) an interview with a Peterborough Farmers' Market vendor, as the beleaguered organization tries to put its reseller controversy behind it; (12:40) Shannon Mak serves up a cocktail at Le Petit Bar; (16:20) Martin Carbajal (of La Mesita Restaurante) explains his passion for tacos; (19:10) food service workers at Trent University threaten a strike in response to their precarious work conditions; and (26:46) Food Not Bombs Peterborough serves free vegan meals to anyone who is hungry every Monday night in Confederation Park, and they've been at it for almost 13 years without ever missing a meal. This episode was hosted and produced by Ayesha Barmania and Will Pearson. With contributions by Mauricio Interiano and Josh Skinner. Music composed and performed by John Whelan.

In 2018, the Peterborough Currents team created themed episodes as a way to explore stories in the community. This episode about housing delved into seven stories about homes and housing. Find time codes below for when each story begins: (00:40) an afternoon on the farm of Peter and Ada Leahy; (07:20) visiting with current and historical residents of homes in The Avenues; (19:10) an interview with Rebecca Morgan-Quinn, Manager of Housing at the City of Peterborough about the City's review of the Housing and Homelessness Plan; (23:20) Dewey Jones organizes a group of seniors in Lakefield towards creating a living space for themselves through a non-profit called Abbeyfield; (27:00) Trent University student Berfin Aksoy shares the unique challenges that international students face looking for housing, and an interview with Meghan Johnny about the Peterborough Student Housing Co-operative initiative; (34:45) an interview with Christian Harvey, Director of the Warming Room Community Ministries about his work supporting people experiencing homelessness; and (41:30) an interview with Janice Keil who is assembling an all women construction crew to build a passive house in Northumberland County. This episode was hosted and produced by Ayesha Barmania and Will Pearson. With a contribution by Mauricio Interiano. Music in this episode is courtesy of Olias, Nick Ferrio, and original compositions by John Whelan.

Todd Eastman chats with Wrestling GO! Founder JOHN WHELAN about the genesis of Wrestling GO! & why John created it, the fallout from Pentagon & Fenix’ appearances being postponed, giving young talent a platform, how do you actually start a promotion?, & a preview of this Sunday’s Wrestling Go! event featuring Trent Seven at St Clair Leisure Centre, St Clair NSW. Twitter - @WrestleRadioAU  @BeastEastman@GOwrestlingGO Hear Where The Action Is, Drawing Heat, HeelingOut & AxeCast at WrestleRadioAustralia.libsyn.com.  Subscribe on iTunes, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio...  it's FREE.  Theme song 'Where The Action Is' by @Thunderstag  Edited + mixed by @ArmourPod 

Host Justin Barnes', aka @HITAdvisor, speaks with Carla Smith, Executive Vice President HIMSS Organization and John Whelan, Executive Vice President HIMSS Media at the HIMSS17 Conference.

Flynn Cohen is an acoustic guitarist from the American folk band Low Lily – formerly called Annalivia. Flynn has performed all over the world with many notable acts in traditional and contemporary acoustic music including legendary Irish accordion player John Whelan, as well as solo and duo shows playing music from his four solo albums.  We sat with Flynn at Woods Hill Table in Concord, Massachusetts and discussed how he came to Boston, how he approaches writing and his many musical travels from Cleveland to Boston to Brattleboro, Vermont. See more of who we are at www.abovethebasement.com. Join us!  Learn more at www.patreon.com/abovethebasement.

PODCAST: 10 Nov 2013   01 - Remembrance Day - Mark Knopfler 02 - It’s A Long Way to Tipperary - The Scots Pals - Far, Far, From Ypres 03 - Will You Go To Flanders - June Tabor 04 - Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag - The Scots Pals - Far, Far, From Ypres 05 - Bloody War - Jimmy Yates' Boll Weevils 05 - Christmas 1914 - Artisan 06 - His Mate - Christopher Farries 07 - Hanging On The Old Barbed Wire - Joe Solo 08 - The Band Played Waltzing Matilda - The Clockwork Dolls 09 - And Jesus Wept - Reg Meuross 10 - Market Day in Guernica - Katie Melua 11 - The Peat Bog Soldiers - Swan Arcade 12 - Lili Marlene - Dolores Keane 13 - Nightingales and Bombers - Live Recording - RAF Bomber Command At War 14 - Coming In On A Wing And A Prayer - Derek Brimstone 15 - The D-Day Dodgers - Hamish Imlach 16 - Hill of Little Shoes - Coope, Boyes and Simpson 17 - The Ghost Army of Korea - Ewan MacColl 18 - There Were Roses - John Whelan 19 - Zeebrugge F.O.B. - Fred Smith 20 - The Old Man's Song - The Ian Campbell Folk Group 21 - Anthem For Doomed Youth - Gordon Lorenz - We Will Remember Them 22 - Where Have All The Flowers Gone - Tommy Sands & Dolores Keane 23 - The Kohima Poem - Vera Lynn - We Will Remember Them 24 - The Battle Of The Somme - The Albion Band

Folkenlared.com radio Podcast #15 Con Tuenda, Relativity, John Whelan, Ashley MacIsaac, Alan Kelly, Fribo, Sete Raposos Mortos, Fernhill, Cantrip, Martyn Bennett & Matin Low, Beoga, Llangres.

Who's your Daddy? We are! It's father's day and Geek Fights celebrates with Best Dad! Join Damon Shaw, Mike Ortiz and a panel of daddys: Juan Patino, John Whelan and Chris Mitchell as they choose the top dog of powerful patriarchs. Can Pa Kent go hi-didly-ho on Ned Flanders. Is Darth Vader the dad we are looking for? Will Vito Corleone make Batman an offer he cant refuse. Will Bill Adama send Clark Griswold on a permanent vacation? These papa's don't preach, they FIGHT!