Podcasts about joining andrea

The average Irish household is losing up to €700 a year throwing out food that could be eaten, research has found. A survey by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) showed that 68% of people still look to use-by dates on food to gauge whether it is usable or whether they should bin it. Joining Andrea to give advice on reducing this waste is Odille Le Bolloch, enviromental scientist, EPA. Listen and subscribe to Lunchtime Live on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

All this week on Newstalk, we are shining a light on homelessness with Focus Ireland. 'Shine A Light Night' is Focus Ireland’s flagship campaign which takes place this year on Friday 16th October in partnership with Bord Gais Energy. They are asking their supporters to sleep out for one night to shine a light on homelessness and raise vital funds for their work supporting people experiencing homelessness. As a part of the drive to raise awareness for the campaign, Andrea Gilligan was joined by a panel of experts to discuss the various factors which contribute to homelessness in Ireland and look at the ways in which we might be able to eliminate homelessness for good. Joining Andrea was: Pat Dennigan, CEO of Focus Ireland Dr Paula Mayock, an Assistant Professor at the School of Social Work and Social Policy, Trinity College Dublin Orla Hegarty, Architect and Lecturer/Assistant Professor at the School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy at University College Dublin Listen and subscribe to Between the Lines with Andrea Gilligan on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

What do you want to be when you grow up? We all heard that as a kid and you likely gave the same boring ass answers today’s guest did: doctor, fireman, or knife artist. Ok, you probably never gave that last one but that didn’t stop today’s guest from, shall we say, exploring her inner cookie dough salesman. Joining Andrea on today’s Dope Ass Podcast is none other than Taylor Wolfe aka @thedailytay herself.Taylor and Andrea talk using Horrible Bosses as the inspiration behind viral blogging content and up and leaving her post during lunch breaks. This is one dope ass woman who carves her own path, which is the official definition of living a #DopeAssLife.[00:10] - Is Harlow real?[01:48] - The oldest blogger[03:20] - Alarm clock of the muses[06:02] - Don't feel stupid[08:40] - College in Nebraska[11:52] - Taylor's characters[15:52] - Weird work history[23:25] - The vicious T-shirt world[30:41] - The evolution of comedy[33:44] - Miss Heckler[36:47] - Top favorite feelingsYou can find more about Taylor at The Daily Tay and check out her character work over on Instagram.On the Dope Ass Podcast, Andrea Levoff and her roster of hilarious, inspirational, and always-opinionated guests are tackling everything from motherhood to fashion to travel and spirituality---with a seriously dope ass lens. But don’t take our word for it. Learn more about your dope ass host and her mission to make everyone see the world through hot pink-colored glasses at https://www.andrealevoff.com/.If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to Dope Ass Podcast in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show.This podcast episode was produced by Dante32.

On this week's 'Between the Lines' programme, Andrea is joined by a panel of experts to discuss the issue if commuter congestion across the country. Together they discuss what the biggest issues are facing commuters in both urban and rural communities, how infrastructure can be updated to better accommodate a growing population, and what plans should be put in place to tackle the issue in years to come. Joining Andrea is: Geraldine Herbert - Motoring Journalist, E-Mobility & Transport Contributing Editor with the Sunday Independent. Páraic Carroll - Assistant Professor in the School of Civil Engineering at University College Dublin. Pádraig Ó Céidigh - Independent Senator and member of the Joint Committee on Transport, Tourism and Sport.

On this week's 'Between the Lines' programme, Andrea is joined by a panel of experts to discuss the issue of homelessness in Ireland. Together they discuss what can be done to stem the flow of the increasing levels of homelessness across the country and look to other countries such as Finland to see if their models of addressing these kinds of issues can be utilised by us here in Ireland. Joining Andrea is: Dr Paula Mayock, -Trinity College Dublin, assistant professor in youth studies  John-Mark McCafferty - Threshold CEO  Focus Ireland Director of Advocacy - Mike Allen   

On this week's 'Between the Lines' programme, Andrea is discussing the importance of play in a child's early development and asks those involved in the area what is currrently being done, as well as what could be done in the future, to help our children devlelop and grow in the best way possible. Joining Andrea this week were: Ciara O'Donnell - National Director of the Professional Development Service for Teachers Gillian Lake - Assistant Professor in Early Childhood Education and Chair of Postgraduate Studies by Research at DCU Institute of Education Valerie Gaynor - Manager of Creative Kids and Co in Walkinstown, Dublin

This week, Andrea Gilligan was joined in studio by a panel of experts to discuss the Government's Climate Action Plan. The plan was released last week and outlines a range of measures designed to tackle climate change.  But does it go far enough to reduce our carbon emissions? Joining Andrea to discuss was: Darragh McCullough, farmer and presenter of RTE’s Ear to the Ground Eamon Ryan, leader of the Green Party and TD for Dublin Bay Sout Dr Cara Augustenborg, Senior Fellow in University College Dublin’s Environmental Policy Programme

This week, Andrea will be asking what more can be done to improve the childcare sector in Ireland, what regulation is needed in order to safeguard our children's healthy development, and how the new National Childcare Scheme might affect parents and childcare providers alike across the country. Joining Andrea on the panel: Marian Quinn, Chairperson of the Association of Childhood Professionals Tanya Ward, Chief Executive of the Children's Rights Alliance

In this episode of Un Niched, Andrea McGrew interviews Teresa and Jim Yent of Golden Years Advisors about working together as a married couple. Joining Andrea is her husband, Matt McGrew, to offer his perspective on working with Andrea at USA Financial.  Each couple shares insights and advice about the joys and pitfalls about working with your spouse.   

Woman's Hour presenter Jenni Murray wrote an article in the Sunday Times questioning the claim of transgender women to be real women. The article sparked controversy and debate, but also claims that Jenni Murray had breached the BBC's impartiality guidelines. Joining Andrea to discuss the fallout from the article are Eleanor Mills, Editor of the Sunday Times Magazine, Alison Hastings, former Chair of the BBC Trust's Editorial Standards Committee and Stewart Purvis formely of ITN and OFCOM, now a Channel 4 board director. A new archive will tell the story of the BBC directly through the voices of the people who worked there. The BBC and the University of Sussex are creating a digital catalogue of hundreds of audio and video interview with former BBC staff. Professor David Hendy talks about what they've found. Next week the Culture Secretary looks set to refer 20th Century Fox's proposed 11.7 million pound takeover of SKY to the regulators. Karen Bradley has said that she is minded to ask OFCOM to examine the bid on two grounds of a threat to media plurality and whether Fox is committed to the required editorial standards. Claire Enders, founder of Enders Analysis joins us to assess the prospects for the biggest media deal of the year and how it might change the media landscape in this country. Producer: Ruth Watts.

A new report by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism suggests that with steadily shrinking news audiences, TV news can expect to experience a disruptive period similar to that faced by the newspapers a decade ago. Joining Andrea to explore the declining viewership, the significance of the threat and how TV news might respond in the future is one of the report authors and former editor of BBC news Richard Sambrook, and Ben de Pear editor of Channel 4 news. Plus John McAndrew Executive Editor of Sky News shares his views and explains how new programme 'The Pledge' and its format could be the way to attract new audiences. The Supreme Court will tomorrow hear the case of a celebrity who wants to keep his name out of a tabloid newspaper story about an alleged extra-marital relationship. Justices are to hear the argument following a decision by Court of Appeal judges on Monday that an injunction preventing his name being revealed should be lifted. This particular injunction has been in the headlines constantly over the last few weeks, leading some to conclude that this has given the story more attention than it otherwise would have had. Andrea Catherwood speaks to PR expert Mark Borkowski about the advice he'd give to celebrity clients when their stories hit the tabloids. Five local TV channels; London, Manchester, Birmingham, Oxford and Southampton, have been given the go ahead by OFCOM to cut their local programming commitments. Joining Andrea Catherwood to discuss why the local TV channels requested the reduction and what the change in local programming might mean for the viability and relevance of local TV is Chris Johnson, chair of Local TV network & CEO of Bay TV. Producer: Katy Takatsuki.