Podcast appearances and mentions of Keith Kelly

Bland sockerbitar och spioner.   När Ulf Henningsson och Åke Eriksson för andra gången beger sig till Yorkshire är det dags för den historiskt viktiga staden York. Är den lika viktig i den brittiska musikhistorien, måhända?  Detta återstår att se, men under färden stöter man på allt ifrån James Bondkompositören John Barry till folksångerskan Lesley Duncan.  Några andra som passerar revy är Angel Pavement, The Shots, Cliff Wade, The Cheavours, Danny Adams, Roll Movement, Johnny De Little, Steve Cassidy, Keith Kelly och Adam Faith.   På bilden: The Smoke från York.

Keith Kelly joins Joe to talk about his charity book, A River Runs Through It, which focuses on the music of Limerick. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The voice of the Wyoming Cowboys Keith Kelly joins the show to preview Wyoming vs. BYU.

Ben Criddle and Sean Walker discuss the Pac 12 expansion, BYU's matchup vs. Wyoming, and the rest of the news and notes out of BYU. They also welcome Dick Harmon, Brett McMurphy, and Keith Kelly to the program.

Ben Criddle and Sean Walker discuss the Pac 12 expansion, BYU's matchup vs. Wyoming, and the rest of the news and notes out of BYU. They also welcome Dick Harmon, Brett McMurphy, and Keith Kelly to the program.

Ben Criddle and Sean Walker discuss the Pac 12 expansion, BYU's matchup vs. Wyoming, and the rest of the news and notes out of BYU. They also welcome Dick Harmon, Brett McMurphy, and Keith Kelly to the program.

29th July, 2024 – Deacon Don is joined by Keith Kelly from Mayo in this compelling episode. Keith shares his powerful testimony, recounting his journey of faith and his evolving relationship with God amidst challenging circumstances. Keith opens up about his upbringing, detailing the hardships he faced and how his faith provided strength and guidance through […] The post E1058 | Chatechesis – Deacon Don – Faith Through Adversity: Keith Kelly's Testimony of Resilience and Spiritual Growth appeared first on Radio Maria Ireland.

What if martial arts could do more than just teach self-defense? What if it could shape character, provide mentorship, and guide young men, especially those from single-parent households, through life's toughest challenges? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Master Keith Kelly as he shares his remarkable journey from training under Grandmaster Tayari Cassell and Master Yousef Bilal to competing in prestigious tournaments and finding a calling in teaching. Keith opens up about how martial arts has been a cornerstone in his life, providing stability and direction during difficult times.Ever wondered what it takes to transition from a career in graphic design to becoming a beloved public school teacher and martial arts instructor? Keith takes us through the highs and lows of this transformation, recounting intense martial arts competitions and significant victories, such as his notable fight against Tony Blanchard in Maryland and a triumphant moment at Madison Square Garden. Discover how these experiences fueled his passion for teaching and inspired his book "Peace Comes to Ajani," which aims to uplift and guide young students facing their own challenges.From Taekwondo to Eskrima, Keith's journey is nothing short of inspiring. He shares the emotional and physical toll martial arts has taken on him, his research trip to Korea, and the unexpected popularity of his children's books. As Keith prepares for his final world championship, he reflects on his future aspirations, including completing his book series and engaging with local organizations post-retirement. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of a life dedicated to martial arts, teaching, and inspiring the next generation. Don't miss this chance to hear from a true master whose story is as compelling as it is motivational.

2/6/24 Keith Kelly, radio voice of Wyoming Men's Basketball

Long time friend and XC beast Keith Kelly joins us this week to talk about his impressive career in the sport of running. From club running at an early age, to winning an NCAA XC title, and then finally ending up at New Balance selling shoes, Keith is a veteran in the space and brings the energy and passion that we love to be around.   If you enjoyed this episode be sure to rate / review and head on over to our Youtube channel to join the discussion!

The Band Room Podcast was back at the Midwest Clinic! Join Dylan and his old and new friends: Alec Harris , Alex Shapiro, Ashley Killam, Colleen Richardson, Danielle Gaudry, Frank Duarte, Harrison J. Collins, Henry Dorn, James M. David, Janet Song Kim, Jason Caslor, Jess Turner, Josh Devries, Katahj Copley, Keith Kelly, Kenley Kristofferson, Paul Kile, Pete Meechan, Roger Zare, and Shannon Shaker. Help support the Band Room Podcast by becoming a patron through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bandroompodHelp support the Band Room Podcast by getting your merch at the BRP Store http://www.bandroompod.com/storeMusic used in this episodeBRP Theme Music: Skyline by EKR HammellPerforming Ensemble: University of Toronto Wind EnsembleDr. Gillian MacKay – ConductorChasing Sunlight (Piano Version) by Cait NishimuraArranged and performed by Brian BarberEpisode LinksAlec Harrishttps://giamusic.com/store/music-educationAlex Shapirohttps://www.alexshapiro.org/index.htmlAshley Killamhttps://www.ashleykillam.com/https://www.diversifythestand.org/ Colleen Richardsonhttps://music.uwo.ca/faculty/bios/colleen-richardson.htmlhttps://www.wasbe.online/Danielle Gaudryhttps://www.mcgill.ca/music/danielle-gaudryFrank Duartehttps://frankduarte.com/Harrison J. Collinshttps://harrisonjcollins.squarespace.com/Henry Dornhttps://www.henryldorn.com/homeJames M. Davidhttps://www.jamesmdavid.com/Janet Song Kimhttps://www.drjsk.com/https://music.uconn.edu/person/janet-kim/https://musicfest.ca/Jason Caslorhttps://search.asu.edu/profile/1204254Jess Turnerhttps://www.jesslturnermusic.co/Josh Devrieshttps://justatheorypress.com/pages/joshua-devriesKatahj Copleyhttps://www.katahjcopleymusic.com/Keith Kellyhttps://www.globalbandroom.com/keith-kellyhttps://www.kaleidoscopeadventures.com/Kenley Kristoffersonhttps://kenleykristofferson.com/about/Paul Kilehttps://www.edinabands.com/program/staff/Pete Meechanhttps://meechanmusic.com/Roger Zarehttps://rogerzare.com/bio.htmShannon Shakerhttps://www.grcc.edu/faculty-staff/directory/shannon-shakerThe Band Room Podcast is proudly supported by Kaleidoscope Adventures Support the show

In this powerful YouTube series, join Keith Kelly as he opens up about his harrowing experience as a victim of a violent crime and the enduring impact it has had on his life. Years after the event, Keith courageously shares his journey of healing, resilience, and self-discovery.Help us help others by joining our Patreon...Why not become a Patron of the Two Norries to help us help you and others? We're always happy to receive donations which all go towards bills, production costs, maintenance and everything else it takes to keep the podcast alive.Donations can be as little as €1 or as much as you can afford. To sign up simply visit: https://www.patreon.com/thetwonorries, thank you. Two Norries Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Keith Kelly creció en una familia con problemas. Su padre era alcohólico y por eso él asumió el papel de cabeza de familia siendo todavía un niño. Keith tomó la decisión de que él no sería jamás como su padre, él no tendría problemas con el alcohol. Pero no le fue posible cumplir su promesa. Hizo muy malas amistades y terminó metido en alcohol y drogas. Un suceso en su vida marcó un hito importante: un encuentro con el demonio que le hará rezar de verdad y abrir los ojos ante el pecado en el que vive. En un viaje a Medjugorje se enamoró de la Virgen y tomó la firme decisión de cambiar de vida. Descubre toda su historia en Cambio de Agujas.

What's bugging Dennis Kneale this week?How about an incumbent president that's so weak 70% of voters don't want him to run? Or how about the guy who runs three $B companies only to be relentlessly attacked by minor shareholders who he's enriched 5-fold? Oh, and have you heard the one about Tucker Carlson?Dennis, who knows a thing or two about being fired from Fox News, gives you his take on L'affaire Carlson and then gets a second opinion from Keith Kelly, the former "Media Ink" columnist of The New York Post.And in the Parting Shot... Dennis recalls his own hit job.

Tyrion navigates slanderous letters and sour smiths as he prepares for the coming battle of Blackwater Bay. Dr. A. Keith Kelly joins the pod to discuss this and entertain Anthony's half-baked theory about Podrick's espionage. Then Dr. Valerie Garver explains the lives of early medieval wards relative to the stories of Theon and Littlefinger. Theme song: Game of Thrones (80's TV Theme) by Highway Superstar Hey there! Check out https://support.baldmove.com/ to find out how you can gain access to ALL of our premium content, as well as ad-free versions of the podcasts, for just $5 a month! Join the Club! Join the discussion:  book@baldmove.com | Discord | Reddit | Forums Follow us: LeDonneBooks.com Leave Us A Review on Apple Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Band Room Podcast is back at the Midwest Clinic! Join Dylan and his old and new friends: Kenley Kristofferson, Matt Klohs, Matt Neufeld, Lt. Cmdr. Gregory Fritz, Nicole Piunno, John Phillips, Harrison J. Collins, Marie A. Douglas, Katherine Bergman, Dontay L.  Douglas, Omar Thomas, Giovanni Santos, Kelijah Duton, Jonathan Dagenais, Keith Kelly and David Lum speak about some of their favorite Midwest memories!Help support the Band Room Podcast by becoming a patron through Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/bandroompodHelp support the Band Room Podcast by getting your merch at the BRP Storehttp://www.bandroompod.com/storeMusic used in this episodeBRP Theme Music: Skyline by EKR HammellPerforming Ensemble: University of Toronto Wind EnsembleDr. Gillian MacKay – ConductorLake Superior Suite - Pancake Bay & Pukaskwa by Cait NishimuraPerforming Ensemble: University of Toronto Wind EnsembleDr. Gillian MacKay – ConductorChasing Sunlight (Piano Version) by Cait NishimuraArranged and performed by Brian BarberEpisode LinksKenley Kristoffersonhttps://kenleykristofferson.com/Matt Klohshttps://mattklohs.com/Matt Neufeldhttps://www.mattneufeldmusic.com/Lt. Cmdr. Gregory Fritz - U.S Navy Fleet Bandhttps://www.navyband.navy.mil/navymusic/roster/fritz-bioNicole Piunnohttps://www.nicolepiunno.com/John Phillipshttps://www.conn-selmer.com/en-us/education/clinician/profile/john-phillipsHarrison J. Collinshttps://harrisonjcollins.squarespace.com/Marie A. Douglashttps://www.marieadouglas.com/Katherine Bergmanhttps://www.katherinebergman.net/Dontay L.  Douglashttps://www.dontayldouglas.com/aboutOmar Thomashttps://www.omarthomas.com/Giovanni Santoshttps://giosantosmusic.com/Kelijah Dutonhttps://kelijah.com/Jonathan Dagenaishttps://en.jonathandagenais.com/Keith Kellyhttps://www.globalbandroom.com/keith-kellyDavid Lumhttps://www.conn-selmer.com/en-us/education/clinician/profile/david-lumBRP is Supported ByCanadian Band Associationhttps://www.canadianband.org/Interprovincial Music Camphttps://www.campimc.ca/Kaleidoscope Adventureshttps://www.kaleidoscopeadventures.com/Support the show

Tips and suggestions for subject teachers, how to develop their curriculum, how to get their hands on resources. Interview with Keith Kelly, CLIL trainer and writer for the programme dedicated on Content Language Integrated Learning. Giulia Portuese, director and founder of La Dante in Cambridge, European Cultural Centre, has led the interview and wish to let the listeners know that we are having a CLIL course for primary teachers 27th June to 1sr July 2022 with Keith Kelly and Mary Spratt.Please find out more:https://ladante-in-cambridge.org/english/clil-teachers/+447887 606227

On the show, ACB President Gail Brechting and Keith Kelly are joined by Composer Alex Shapiro and Conductor Kaitlin Bove. They discuss the role music has played in their lives, career paths, flex music, diversity in music, and more. Use of the song Raspeebies is granted by Soundstripe Inc.

Happy New Year! Join Dylan as he speaks with Cait about his first Midwest Clinic and his conversations with old and new friends: Keith Kelly, Nicole Piunno, Onsby Rose, Sean Murphy, Angela Schroeder, Rob Taylor and Gail Brechting, speaking about some of their favorite Midwest memories! Help support the Band Room Podcast by becoming a patron through Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/bandroompodHelp support the Band Room Podcast by getting your merch at the BRP Storehttp://www.bandroompod.com/storeMusic used in this episodeBRP Theme Music: Skyline by EKR HammellPerforming Ensemble: University of Toronto Wind EnsembleDr. Gillian MacKay – ConductorLake Superior Suite - Pancake Bay & Pukaskwa by Cait NishimuraPerforming Ensemble: University of Toronto Wind EnsembleDr. Gillian MacKay – ConductorEpisode LinksThe Global Band Room Podcasthttps://www.globalbandroom.com/Nicole Piunnohttps://www.nicolepiunno.com/Onsby Rose & Dordt Universityhttps://lefthanddoormusic.com/https://www.dordt.edu/Murphy Music Presshttps://murphymusicpress.com/University of Albertahttps://www.ualberta.ca/music/index.htmlUniversity of British Columbia https://music.ubc.ca/Association of Concert Bandshttps://www.acbands.org/BRP is Supported ByCanadian Band Associationhttps://www.canadianband.org/Interprovincial Music Camphttps://www.campimc.ca/Kaleidoscope Adventureshttps://www.kaleidoscopeadventures.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bandroompod)

The 50th episode of the year is a “best of” compilation of highlights from 12 of the most impactful conversations that I've had over the past 12 months. It's an honor and privilege to be in conversation each week with athletes, coaches, advocates, and others who teach me something about running, coaching, or living a better life. In this episode you'll hear from 13 people whose experiences, insight, and/or advice stood out to me: Alexi Pappas (0:03:25), Craig Curley (0:10:51), Dinée Dorame (0:19:31), Nathan Martin (0:27:21), Keith Kelly (0:32:30), Jorge Maravilla and Stephanie Howe (0:42:08), Mark Coogan (0:51:16), Christine Gould (0:59:31), Alison Mariella Désir (1:05:56), Jon Green (1:14:07), George Hirsch (1:22:53), Alex Varner (1:32:05). I hope these conversations help you see what's possible for yourself through the lens of running.This episode is brought to you by:— Recover Athletics. Recover Athletics has worked with the world's best sports physicians and Olympians like Meb Keflezighi to design an app that makes prehab fun and easy. In 90 seconds, the app will customize a program for your body and your training with different resistance exercises, plyometrics, and mobility work—100% evidence-based exercises that are easy to follow on your iPhone or iPad. It's available only in the iOS app store by searching "Recover Athletics" or at this link.— the morning shakeout Patreon community: This is where shakeout superfans can support my work directly, interact, and also gain access to exclusive content like The Weekly Rundown, which I co-host with Billy Yang, a monthly "Coaches Corner" discussion, and other fun perks. You can join for as little as a buck a week at themorningshakeout.com/support.Music and editing for this episode of the morning shakeout podcast by John Summerford. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gail Brechting and Keith Kelly discuss community bands with their guests. In this episode, the hosts are joined by ACB Past President Susan Sands and ACB President Elect Beth Steele.

Ready to go? You better believe it! Meet our newest sponsor, Kaleidoscope Adventures and two of their tour consultants, Brian Clissold and Keith Kelly. Join us in conversation as we talk about the power of touring including: How do you get started? Where can you go? How do festival tours work? Why should you tour? What is mission-minded touring? Is it safe to go? How do we make it financially possible? All this and more! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/mBCxn9EzuzU Learn more about Keith Kelly: https://www.globalbandroom.com/keith-kelly or email him at kkelly@mykatrip.com. Learn more about Brian Clissold: https://www.kaleidoscopeadventures.com/our-team/ or email him at brian@mykatrip.com. Join us over at Patreon.com/MusicEdMatters for monthly meet-ups, monthly bonus episodes, special pre-release book content, and more!Support the companies that make The Music (ed) Matters Podcast possible: —Kaleidoscope Adventures - find your adventure today, kaleidoscopeadventures.com/. — The Kinnison Choral Company - check out their quality resources - or get your tracks made today - at KinnisonChoralCo.com. **Show music originally written by Mr. Todd Monsell**Show photography provided by Dr. Dan Biggerstaff

Welcome to the first episode of “It's a Band Thing!” On the show, Gail Brechting and Keith Kelly discuss their love of community bands with their guests. Gail and Keith are proud members and leaders for ACB. In this episode, we learn about our hosts and their background in music and community bands. “It's a Band Thing” is proudly brought to you by the Association of Concert Bands. Links Association of Concert Bands: https://www.acbands.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/associationofconcertbands/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AssnConcertBand Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ACBands Global Bandroom: https://www.globalbandroom.com/ West Michigan Concert Winds: https://www.wmcw.org/ Irish Symphonic Wind Orchestra: https://www.iswo.band/ Ballinasloe Town Band: https://www.ballinasloetownband.ie/

This week we're talking mental health with the brilliant and humble Keith Kelly.  Keith is a mental health activist and the founder of Jumpers for Goalposts, the volunteer-run movement that encourages men of different ages, races, backgrounds and abilities to come together for an old-fashioned game of football using ‘jumpers for goalposts'.  If you're near Ballybrack on Sunday, 10th of October pop along for a special get together of Jumpers for Goalposts supported by Mental Health Ireland, kicking off at 11am beside Ballybrack Boys Football Club.  To learn more about J4G and future events, visit and like the facebook page today. 

Louise O'Loughlin, Basketball Ireland; Keith Kelly, Jumpers for Goalposts; and Tim Carey, Hurling for Dads, Cuala, tells us about social sports

Volunteers don't get paid not because they're worthless, but because they're priceless. On this episode, host Keith Kelly finds out more about these priceless pillars of the activity—What drives them to give so much of themselves, what brings them back every year, and the voluntary history of this entire activity. This week we're paying tribute to the volunteers, the hidden heroes of drum corps. Special guests include: Natalie Steele, Tim Hinton, Bob Jacobs, Pat Seidling, and co-producer Mallory Anderson.

This week on Finding Drum Corps, we're visiting a part of the ensemble that host Keith Kelly is not the only newcomer to, as we learn about the enigmatic and the mysterious front ensemble. This week, we enter the pit.

This week on Finding Drum Corps, we're visiting a part of the ensemble that host Keith Kelly is not the only newcomer to, as we learn about the enigmatic and the mysterious front ensemble. This week, we enter the pit.

This week on Finding Drum Corps, we're visiting a part of the ensemble that host Keith Kelly is not the only newcomer to, as we learn about the enigmatic and the mysterious front ensemble. This week, we enter the pit.

We welcome Keith Kelly of The Global Bandroom Podcast to The Band Room! We spoke about Keith’s path to where he is, all things band in Ireland, the importance of the community band, the Global Band Room Podcast, travel, Irish composers and so much more!Help support the Band Room Podcast by becoming a patron through Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/bandroompod Help support the Band Room Podcast by getting your merch at the BRP Storehttp://www.bandroompod.com/store Music used in this episodeBRP Theme Music: Skyline by EKR HammellPerforming Ensemble: University of Toronto Wind EnsembleDr. Gillian MacKay – ConductorEpisode LinksThe Global Bandroomhttps://www.globalbandroom.com/​Artane Bandhttps://artanemusic.ie/artane-band/​Irish Defense Force Bandhttps://www.military.ie/en/who-we-are/army/defence-forces-school-of-music/​The Irish Symphonic Wind Orchestrahttps://www.iswo.band/Kaleidoscope Adventureshttps://www.kaleidoscopeadventures.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bandroompod)

“I don't know where the desire to win comes from other than the desire to just feel like I've done my best and to know that when it's all said and done that I can't really have any regrets…The ability to go hard and to hurt yourself, yeah, I think some athletes have it better than others—and I would put myself, maybe I could at times, go fairly deep—and I don't know really where that comes from. I think it's one of those things where it was more of a desire just to know I've done my best, and if my best wasn't good enough, which in many times it wasn't, that's OK, because then I could walk away and be like, ‘Well, that's as good as I am.' And I think knowing that can give any athlete a little sense of peace or a sense of calm.” Keith Kelly and I go back 20 years to when we were both competing on the New England collegiate racing scene. He was an NCAA Division I national Cross Country champion at Providence College and I…well, I participated in some of the same events that he did from much further back in the field. We struck up a friendship a few years later when we both started working in the running industry and our paths have been criss-crossing ever since. In addition to his individual NCAA title, Keith was a 5x All American at Providence, he finished 24th in the senior men's race at the 2001 World Cross Country championships, and he won the Irish national cross country title in 2009. When his competitive running career got cut short due to injury, he got into cycling and rose through the ranks to race as a Cat 1 within a year of putting himself in the saddle. Now 43 years old, Keith works as a Global Run Marketing manager at New Balance. In this episode, Keith talked to me about athletic career, his extensive injury history, and when he knew running was something his body could no longer tolerate. We discussed his interest in cycling, how he channeled his fitness and competitiveness into his new sport, and what he misses most about running. We also talked about how the pandemic has affected the running industry, how super shoes are changing the sport, and a lot more. This episode is brought to you by: — Goodr: Goodr sunglasses are don't bounce, they don't slip, they're polarized to protect your eyes, and they come in a nice range of styles and fun colors. They're the most affordable performance shades on the planet with most pairs costing only $25 to $35 bucks a piece. If you want to support the podcast and treat yourself to a pair of goodrs, head over to goodr.com/MARIO or enter the code MARIO at checkout for FREE shipping on your first order. — Girls on the Run has been inspiring girls to know and activate their limitless potential and boldly pursue their dreams. On Thursday, March 25 at 7 PM EST—just a few weeks from now—you are invited to join an exciting 25th Birthday virtual event celebrating the inherent power and courage of girls. Join me and RSVP today at gotr.gives/TMS. The event is free to attend, but donations can be made and special add-on packages are available for purchase such as a copy of Hoda's newest book and a pair of GOODR sunglasses customized for Girls on the Run. Complete show notes: https://themorningshakeout.com/podcast-episode-149-with-keith-kelly/ Sign up here to get the morning shakeout email newsletter delivered to your inbox every Tuesday morning: www.themorningshakeout.com/subscribe/ Support the morning shakeout on Patreon: www.patreon.com/themorningshakeout

The RUNATL Podcast is hosted by Big Peach Running Co. Founder, Mike Cosentino, and Director of Marketing, Dave “D2” Martinez. This week on the RUNATL Podcast we have 2000 XC National Champion and New Balance Brand Manager, Keith Kelly. On this episode, we let XC student-athletes from Fannin County High School ask the questions, and special co-host, Monica Cosentino handles co-hosting duties with her dad.

Joe speaks with Rate Reset's Keith Kelly about perseverance and what it takes to succeed as an entrepreneur.

“I was born with a big engine, a big heart and a really bad chassis," Keith Kelly, today's guest tells me in his familiar Irish. Keith was the NCAA National Cross Country Champion for Providence College in 2000. He has won dozens of races at the national and international level as he was the Irish National Cross Country Champion in 2009, which would have been a comeback year for Keith after years of battling injury and even depression. That championship could have led to competing for a spot on the Irish Olympic Team at the London Olympics but Keith's 14th or 15th stress fracture derailed his world class running career. Keith Kelly is one of my dearest and oldest friends. Regardless of his standing as an ALMOST World Class Runner and Olympian, I see him as a WORLD CLASS PERSON. In today's episode, we talk about his work with New Balance Running Shoe Company, his upbringing in a small town in Ireland with deaf parents and his discovery and love for running, along with some of the successes he had as a runner. When his running career ended, still needing something to do with his big aerobic engine, Keith turned to cycling and was soon competing--and beating--pro-level cyclists. Imagine being an experienced pro cyclist and this gangly, skinny, six-foot-three dude with toothpick legs sprints past. Of course, nothing is easy for Keith and he experienced setbacks cycling too. In fact, in one of his first races, he got caught in a crash and broke a collar bone and some ribs. But that didn't deter him. Keith is a study in adaptability and humility. He loves and appreciates his parents who provided he and his brother with opportunities to pursue their passions even though, as he says, "we didn't have a pot to piss in." Along with his love for training harder than anyone else and racing, the other enduring passion for Keith is music. We talk about his experience growing up with deaf parents and how he thought he was going to be a DJ spinning music at on BBC Radio 1. I met Keith 12 years ago while at Reebok and knew he was a unique and good person. This conversation dives into the intricacies of training at a high level, challenges and even depression, and redemption in the hands of new found love. I hope you enjoy meeting my friend Keith Kelly. Links:Keith Kelly on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelrock/On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/keith.kelly.33On Blogspot: http://kelrock.blogspot.com/On Radiohead, his favorite band: http://kelrock.blogspot.com/2012/04/radiohead-dreams.htmlRadiohead documentary: Meeting People Is EasyReebok's Run Easy Campaign, 2007

The drum corps season is a crescendo that ends in a truly magnificent display of talent and skill each August. It's DCI Finals Week, and Keith Kelly turns his gaze to Lucas Oil Stadium to explore the season-ending events of each DCI Summer Tour. Special guests include: Santa Clara Vanguard brass caption head Nark Nichols, Bluecoats drum major Peyton Grunzke, Blue Devils brass arranger John Meehan, DCI CEO Dan Acheson, DCI Judge Administrator John Phillips, Old Bridge Elementary Drumline director Colin Bell, Crossmen drum major Lydia Marshall, and former Blue Knights member and Finding Drum Corps co-producer Mallory Anderson.

In Episode 5, Keith Kelly explores the competitive aspects of Drum Corps International from both the perspective of judges and of fans. Special guests include: DCI judge administrator John Phillips, Santa Clara Vanguard brass caption head Marc Nichols, Bluecoats alum John Weldy, Marching Arts Education podcaster Tim Hinton, DCI CEO Dan Acheson, and former Blue Knights member and podcast co-producer Mallory Anderson.

In Episode 5, Keith Kelly explores the competitive aspects of Drum Corps International from both the perspective of judges and of fans. Special guests include DCI judge administrator John Phillips, Santa Clara Vanguard brass caption head Marc Nichols, Bluecoats alum John Weldy, Marching Arts Education podcaster Tim Hinton, DCI CEO Dan Acheson, and former Blue Knights member and podcast co-producer Mallory Anderson.

In Episode 5, Keith Kelly explores the competitive aspects of Drum Corps International from both the perspective of judges and of fans. Special guests include: DCI judge administrator John Phillips, Santa Clara Vanguard brass caption head Marc Nichols, Bluecoats alum John Weldy, Marching Arts Education podcaster Tim Hinton, DCI CEO Dan Acheson, and former Blue Knights member and podcast co-producer Mallory Anderson.

The entirety of the US healthcare system was reformed with the advent of Obamacare in 2009 – and we're still feeling the aftershocks over a decade later.So says Keith Kelly, Senior Managing Director, Value, Access and HEOR at Syneos Health Consulting, who returns to the Syneos Health Podcast to continue the discussion on the trajectory of payer influence in the healthcare marketplace.  Listen to our previous episodes in the series, Payer Power and Payer Power, Part 2, to get the full story. And for additional market access-focused content, check out these recent publications:The Great Benefits Migration of 2020Demonstrating Value in the Real WorldNon-Personal Promotion: What Do Payers Want?If you want access to more future-focused, actionable insights to help biopharmaceutical companies better execute and succeed in a constantly evolving environment, visit the Syneos Health Insights Hub. The perspectives you'll find there are driven by dynamic research and crafted by subject matter experts focused on real answers to help guide decision making and investment. You can find it all at insightshub.health.Like what you're hearing?  Be sure to rate and review us!  We want to hear from you!  If there's a topic you'd like us to cover on a future episode, contact us at podcast@syneoshealth.com. 

Keith Kelly takes the reins of the Field Pass in his special edition series, “Finding Drum Corps.” In Episode 1, Keith talks through his introduction to the drum corps activity and learns more about the drum corps origin stories of a bevy of special guests including: Mark Nichols, Oisin Molloy, John DeNovi, David Glasgow, Dan Acheson, John Meehan and Mallory Anderson.

Keith Kelly takes the reins of the Field Pass in his special edition series, “Finding Drum Corps.” In Episode 1, Keith talks through his introduction to the drum corps activity and learns more about the drum corps origin stories of a bevy of special guests including: Mark Nichols, Oisin Molloy, John DeNovi, David Glasgow, Dan Acheson, John Meehan and Mallory Anderson.

DCI's Dan Potter sits down with Irish musician and podcaster Keith Kelly to preview a new multi-part series, "Finding Drum Corps," coming to the Field Pass this summer.

Keith Kelly takes the reins of the Field Pass in his special edition series, “Finding Drum Corps.” In Episode 1, Keith talks through his introduction to the drum corps activity and learns more about the drum corps origin stories of a bevy of special guests including: Mark Nichols, Oisin Molloy, John DeNovi, David Glasgow, Dan Acheson, John Meehan and Mallory Anderson.

Coming this summer in a special edition multi-part series, Irish podcaster Keith Kelly tells his personal story about how he discovered drum corps. "Finding Drum Corps" debuts on the Field Pass June 24!

Introducing a new podcast documentary, Finding Drum Corps, brought to you by the Global Bandroom. Back in 2015, Keith Kelly, an Irish band director was introduced to Drum Corps International, an activity and community that had evaded him until this point of his professional career. This introduction changed how he felt about music performance and education. Over the course of this 8 episode series, he will be finding out everything he can about this unique and inspiring activity and the stories that make up its community.

In this episode of Beneath the Grandstand, Keith Kelly, former NCAA and Irish XC Champion, sheds light on how COVID-19 has impacted the running industry, particularly shoe companies, shoe innovation, retail/specialty running stores and pro athlete contracts. Kelly has been working in the industry for more than a decade and currently holds the role of Brand Manager for Running Specialty at New Balance.

Jelly Kelly began life as a side project for Monogold frontman Keith Kelly, but quickly grew into its own beast. With a similar musical tendency (the presence of Monogold powerhouse drummer Jared Apuzzo - rototoms and all - probably helps with that) but a different angle that sees Kelly’s vocals opening up for a more full-throated delivery than that falsetto we’ve come to know and love over the years, Jelly Kelly is a young band full of experienced players (Nicolas Dube, Dom Bodo round out the quartet) having fun making weird sounds. The effect is an effortless, cool, catchy blend of post-punky hook-ridden indie rock that doesn’t want to fit neatly in any genre, and we’re here for it. The band dropped by Serious Business Music in Brooklyn to give us a taste of their brand new music. Fresh Paint by Jelly Kelly is available now. 00:00 - Jelly Kelly 00:28 - Fun In The Afterlife 04:32 - Interview - Jelly Kelly 06:10 - Likes For Love 11:01 - Interview - Jelly Kelly 14:26 - Vampire In The Sun 19:50 - Interview - Jelly Kelly 22:17 - I Love You Monkeys 26:15 - Interview - Jelly Kelly 27:29 - Xerox Blood 30:55 - Interview - Jelly Kelly 31:01 - Outro 31:21 - Finish

For the first weekend of 2020, 30-30 Ministries celebrated with our partners in Lee County at the farm of Keith Kelly. This is a management hunt for does.   Our three boys and one girl collected 12 deer, a new 30-30 Ministries deer hunting record. We also witnessed one young man shoot five deer, two with one shot! More ministry records smashed.    Join us as we talk to our four youth campers and hear those exciting hunting stories. We also received some Biblical wisdom from 30-30 Ministries partner Terry Richardson, who is the current senior pastor at Centennial Baptist Church in Rutledge, Ga.

Welcome to the first ever Unbalanced podcast, featuring Keith Kelly and Kevin Adams. On this episode we bring in Team New Balance Boston coach, Olympian and all around legend Mark Coogan. We start off talking about his running roots during his Attleboro days before discussing the inception and evolution of the New Balance Boston Team, being part of the NB family and being members of the Boston community. We then go back and discuss Marks running career, representing the University of Maryland, being the first Mass kid to break the 4 minute mile, and his post collegiate breakthrough in Providence before moving out to Boulder for the buildup to the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. Mark tells us about his second place finish at the 1996 Olympic Marathon trials in Charlotte and his 96 Olympic experience representing the United States in Atlanta. We transition from Marks running career to his coaching and talk about his athletes running at Worlds in Doha and the fifth avenue mile. Mark talks more about coaching his athletes and some of the emotions he feels while they are racing. We wrap up the conversation with a discussion comparing the training methods between Marks competitive days and Marks coaching present and close out with an update on the indoor track construction at the New Balance campus.

Today, BJ plays host to the YTP when he interviews his lifelong friend, Michael Silva. Mike is the founder and President of FOUNDATIONperformance. He is an orthopedic, sports medicine physical therapist, exercise physiologist, and certified strength and conditioning specialist. Much of his career since 2000 has been in rehabilitating and preventing injuries in the distance running world. He has worked with runners associated with the USA National Olympic team, Irish National Olympic team, New Zealand National Olympic team, Australia National Olympic team, most of the colleges and universities in New England, Boston Athletic Association, and more. Some of his elite running clients include Molly Huddle, Amy Hastings-Craig, Johnny Gregorek, Roisin McGettigan, Tim Ritchie, Lauren Fleshman, Kim Smith, Amy Rudolph, Marc Carroll, Keith Kelly, Amy Mortimer, Mary Cullen, and Sara Jameison. Today is a deep dive into Mike's story. He shares the leap of faith; he and his wife, Carla, took to open FOUNDATIONperformance during a time in their life when taking a risk did not make sense. Although he had a full-time job as a physical therapist and making good money, he was unhappy and in a bit of disbelief. The career Michael aspired to left him unfulfilled within the first year. He focused his education to become a physical therapist, spent a ton of money to pursue this career and shortly after graduation found himself miserable. He knew he needed to make a change, and so he started looking at jobs outside of physical therapy. After an "all-nighter" with Carla, they decided to forget what made sense and pursue happiness on a new level. At first, FOUNDATIONperformance had Mike living the hustle yet wholly fulfilled. He was driving all over the state to see clients at their homes and doing what it took to give his dream the wings it needed to fly. Every entrepreneur can relate to this phase of building a business. Mike holds a high-level of expertise and experiential wisdom in the field of runner's health. He believes that staying healthy and on top of foundational balance in the body is the way to go. Michael is the creator of RUNstrong, a 55-minute circuit-style strength class aimed at creating better and less injured runners. He is a public speaker and educator for athletes and coaches across the country. He has stayed true to working with a population that inspires him to be better every day, and he created great success from not chasing the money over the years. We are grateful to bring such a wealth of knowledge to the YT community. Thank you for your support of the show. If you are craving more, then head over to Patreon.com/yogitriathlete and join our podcast community. Namaste - Jess

Kilkenny's only smokehouse, you'll find it hard to get a table in Paris Texas at the weekend. I chat with proprietor Pat Crotty and chef Keith Kelly to find out what makes it tick.

Jumpers for Goalposts was back in the Brack this week, so we packed up our gear and went along to chat with some of the people involved.  Jumpers For Goalposts (J4G) is a new volunteer-run movement that encourages men of different ages, races, backgrounds, and abilities to come together for an old-fashioned game of football using ‘jumpers for goalposts’. The idea is the brainchild of Ballybrack mental health activist Keith Kelly. It followed the success of a poem and video he created for World Mental Health Week back in 2018. To learn more about #J4G, visit www.jumpersforgoalposts.ie  

Claire Wood and Keith Kelly both wear a lot of hats. Claire is the SBU Manager at New Balance, overseeing the product creation for global running footwear, is a talented runner, and hilarious storyteller. Keith is also an employee of New Balance in Boston, was an incredible runner back in the day, winning the 2000 NCAA Division 1 Cross Country Championship, and has since moved on to Cat 1 cycling which is no small feat. These two have been friends for more than a decade and have a unique, insider perspective of the running industry. Today's chat covers running shoe poetry, Elaine Kennedy's flannel pajamas, and Claire's dog Violet. All of it random, all of it entertaining.

We open with another bird scooter discussion before being joined on the phone by the global marketing manager for performance running at New Balance, Keith Kelly. We speak to Keith about an array of topics, the growth of New Balance, Sydney, soccer, biking and more. Then, Farley was worried about Docs, we settle the Boston Song once and for all, Farley has a DVD, (1:05:55) a great Wisconsin airport story, top 5 baby and a surprise visit.

Ep 170 - Devious Plans (Keith Kelly)

tsone (Tony Obr) is a musician, sound designer, composer, visual artist and educator. He often works at the confluence of art, technology, and performance, focusing on innovative uses of sound in musical and non-musical contexts. His work frequently centers on the development of interactive systems for electronic music performance, dance performance, and art installation. He plays live electronics and woodwinds in the performance art, experimental noise and free-improv ensemble Datura, as well as with saxophonist Keith Kelly in their duo Slender Loris. Since 2013 he has worked as chief sound designer, and has developed interactive sound systems for Grisha Coleman’s echo::system. His visual design has been featured in album artwork and poster design, most notably for the record label txt recordings. As an educator he has taught electronic music and sound design courses at Paradise Valley Community College since 2014. As a composer he works under the monikers tsone and Horizons. His compositions can be characterized as ranging from warm, gauzy, electronic detritus to blast of impenetrable walls of sound. His work has been released on a number of international recording labels including: Home Normal, txt recordings, Tessellate Recordings, Stereoscenic, Tsuku-Boshi, Audiotalaia, Dark Era Tapes, and Pocket Fields. Look for new releases from tsone coming soon on Sunwarped Records/Schematic Records, Home Normal, and txt recordings. LINKS: https://www.tonyobr.net/ https://tsone.bandcamp.com/ https://omega-seed.bandcamp.com/ https://soundcloud.com/tsone https://www.instagram.com/tonyobr/

Happy Independence Day to all of my American listeners! For this week's episode I am joined by SSG Francis Franqui, a former band director and now a bugle musician with the United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps to talk about a variety of topics including the history and significance of the Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps, his experience during the audition process, and some discussion of historical instruments and marching styles. Topics: SSG Franqui's background growing up in Florida as a young trumpet player including his time in Steve Davis' high school band. His experience in DCI, performing in Blast!, and as a band director and how it prepared him for his current role as a bugle musician in the Old Guard. The mission of the United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps and the history of fife and drum music in the United States Army. Why the Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps wears red and why the drum major is the only member of the United States military authorized to salute with his left hand. Insights into the rehearsals, instruments, and marching techniques specific to the Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps. Links: The United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps (website) The Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps (Youtube) The Twilight Tattoo The National Muster Francis Franqui interview with the Texas Standard Blast! Percy Grainger: Colonial Song ------------- Everything Band is sponsored by Celtic Horizon Arts, the leading tour operator for the arts in the UK and Ireland. Celtic Horizon Arts host bands, orchestras, and choirs from around the world and are now taking enquiries for their 2020 band festival in Limerick, Ireland with Johan de Meij featuring clinics, masterclasses and cultural exchanges. Bands and individual musicians are all welcome to participate and can find out more by contacting Keith Kelly at keith@celtichorizontours.com or find out more on Facebook at @CelticHorizonArts

Eighteen months is an eternity in the payer world. Previously on The Syneos Health Podcast (Episode 003: Payer Power), we discussed the payer's rise in influence in the pharmaceutical industry. Today, we're seeing the impact of strategies payers were starting to bring to the marketplace 18-months-to-two-years ago, particularly on the pharmacy benefit side. Keith Kelly, Managing Director, Global Access Solutions for Syneos Health Consulting, discusses key themes from the Express Scripts Drug Trend Report 2016, impact of payer controls on pharmacy benefit versus medical benefit products, how this plays out based on therapeutic area and ultimately, the challenges inherent in "bending the cost curve" for the average patient. The information, data and other content contained in this podcast and any associated articles, sponsorships, advertisements, announcements or other communications are provided for informational purposes only and should not be construed as professional advice of any kind, on any subject matter. Would you like to add to the discussion?  Write to us at podcast@syneoshealth.com. See our full list of podcast episodes here. The content of the podcast contains general information and may not reflect current legal developments, verdicts or settlements. Moreover, the content is not guaranteed to be complete, correct, timely, current or otherwise up-to-date. Syneos Health reserves the right to make alterations or deletions to the content at any time without notice to you. Syneos Health and its subsidiaries expressly disclaim all liability in respect to actions taken or not taken based on any or all of the podcast content. The information, data, and other content contained in this podcast is not a reflection of, endorsed by or otherwise affiliated with, nor should it be attributed to, any Syneos Health clients, customers or other contacts.

Kevin Day is currently a student at Texas Christian University where he studies tuba, composes, and plays jazz piano. His recent works for band have been generating a great deal of buzz and he joins me to talk about his music and the beginning of what looks to be an exciting career. Topics: Being a part of John Mackey’s booth at the Midwest Clinic and the story of how his piece Rocket Ship! came to be a part of Julie Giroux’s honor band rotation. Growing up with two musical parents, singing in choir, and playing drums and piano as a child. Being published and distributed by Murphy Music and the process for having Kevin write a work for your band. Kevin’s process for writing a new piece of music, some thoughts about how he has grown as a composer, and some tips for people who might want to start writing themselves. Links: Kevin Day Music Murphy Music Press Texas Christian University Maslanka: Symphony No. 4 Mackey: Hymn to a Blue Hour Kevin Day: Dancing Fire Biography: Kevin Day (b. 1996) is an American composer, conductor, and multi-instrumentalist from Arlington, Texas. Currently in his senior year at Texas Christian University, he will be graduating in December 2018 with a BM in Euphonium Performance and wishes to pursue his masters in music composition. Day has written over 100 compositions for solos, concert band, orchestra, chamber, film, and choral groups. His works have been premiered and heard across the United States, and he currently receives commissions in his emerging compositional career. Kevin Day is a winner of the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra Young Composers Competition, the Tribeca New Music Young Composer Competition, the Dallas Winds Fanfare Contest, a finalist for the ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composer Award, and a finalist of the Novus New Music Call for Scores Contest. He has also had pieces premiered and showcased at W.I.B.C, the NAfME All-Northwest Conference, TMEA, and the Midwest Clinic, and is the recipient of the 2016 W. Francis McBeth Student Musicianship Award from Kappa Kappa Psi National Honorary Band Fraternity. In addition to classical music, Day has composed music for two short films, A Partial Heart (2015) and The Broken Man (2017), which were premiered at the Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth. He has worked with renowned composers Julie Giroux, John Mackey, and Dr. Frank Ticheli, is a member of BMI and Kappa Kappa Psi, and is currently the composer-in-residence and Assistant Conductor of the Next Gen Chamber Players in Mansfield, Texas, for their 2017-2018 season. He studies under Dr. Neil Anderson-Himmelspach for composition and Mr. Richard Murrow for Euphonium. Everything Band is sponsored by Celtic Horizon Arts, the leading tour operator for the arts in the UK and Ireland. Celtic Horizon Arts host bands, orchestras, and choirs from around the world and are now taking enquiries for their 2020 band festival in Limerick, Ireland. Find out more by contacting Keith Kelly at keith@celtichorizontours.com or find out more on Facebook at @CelticHorizonArts

For this special bonus episode I recorded three interviews in the exhibit hall at the 2018 Texas Music Educators Association Convention. The guests are composer Jack Wilds, composer Haley Woodrow, and Keith Kelly, the founder of the Irish Symphonic Wind Orchestra. Links: Jack Wilds Wilds: Legacy Fanfare Wilds: Solstice Dance Haley Woodrow Woodrow: And It Begins Rest: Why You Get More Done When You Work Less Hindemith: Symphonie in B-Flat Celtic Horizon Tours Irish Symphonic Wind Orchestra Gaelic Athletic Association Artane Band Grainger: Irish Tune from County Derry Biographies: Jack Wilds' music has been performed at state educators’ conferences across the country and in international venues including the Midwest Clinic, the International Trombone Festival, and the Slider Asia Clinic in Hong Kong. His works for concert band have been selected to the J.W. Pepper Editor’s Choice List and the Bandworld Top 100. In addition to his career as a composer Mr. Wilds is an active clinician and music educator. He lives in Kyle, Texas with his family. ---- Haley Woodrow loves to partner with performers in crafting musical experiences that offer listeners an active role. Her music reflects a broad range of influences and genres, and combines styles as a primary objective.  Haley’s compositions have received awards from the National Band Association (for And it Begins), the Texas Music Educators Association (for And it Begins and March for Jazz), the MACRO Composition Competition (for Place of the Pike: Then and Now) and the Noteflight Big Band Composition Contest (for Something Entirely Different). Alfred, Hal Leonard, Barnhouse and MurphyMusicPress offer published versions of several of her compositions and she also actively self-publishes through her company, Woodrow Music.  As an educator, Haley currently is an Adjunct Instructor for both Tarrant County College and Weatherford College. Haley served as the staff Orchestra Director and Arranger for Cornerstone Baptist Church in Arlington, Texas, completing approximately 500 arrangements and establishing a home production studio in 2012. Haley began her musical journey as a trumpet player, and has performed professionally and taught many students privately for well over a decade.  Haley graduated with a Bachelor’s of Music in jazz studies from the University of Texas at Arlington, and earned her Master’s of Music in composition from Texas Christian University. She currently lives in Bedford, Texas with her husband Jonathan Woodrow and is an avid CrossFitter and contributing member of Gateway Church of Southlake. ---- Having studied clarinet and saxophone in Dublin’s Artane School of Music, Keith Kelly joined the Irish Defence Forces Band in 2004. Here he served as principal clarinetist of the Band of the Western Command for over 10 years and featured as a clarinet and saxophone soloist on many occasions. During this time, Keith was actively involved within Irish community banding. As a conductor and administrator, Keith assisted in the founding of successful Irish concert bands such as the Clara Town Band and Midlands Wind Ensemble, both of which would go on to win national awards at the IABCB and South of Ireland Band Championships. In 2014, Keith and a team of other passionate music educators and performers founded the Irish Symphonic Wind Orchestra, an ensemble of almost 100 performers from throughout Ireland. This ensemble was formed to promote the highest quality of wind band repertoire, and after only 3 years has worked with international icons such as Johan de Meij, Philip Sparke and Mark Heron. In 2017 Keith was privileged to be part of this ensemble as it represented Irish community banding on the world stage at WASBE in Utrecht, Netherlands. Keith now works in the performing arts department of Celtic Horizon Tours, working with an experienced and dedicated team in bringing performing arts groups from around the globe to visit Ireland and experience its unique musical heritage  

This week we're joined by Borough legend and friend of the show, Keith Kelly. Keith is a mental health advocate who shared his, raw, emotional and powerful personal story with us.  Just over 10 years ago Keith experienced a life changing trauma which left him suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and ultimately led to him attempting to take his own life. Today, Keith is healthy and well and able to share his story so others might hear it and reach out. He is also studying in Maynooth University and helps with the mental health programmes run by the amazing Suicide or Survive. www.suicideorsurvive.ie  If anyone listening to this podcast or reading this feels like they are in need of help, or even beyond help, please know help is there. The below charities are available by phone 24/7  Samartains - 116 123  Pieta House - 1800 247 247  WTSpod is brought to you by the award winning Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel, go to www.fitzpatrickcastle.com 

Ep 9 - Keith Kelly from New Balance

We are joined by our final guest, Keith Kelly, the Global Marketing Director at New Balance, who talks about his job, a harrowing Thanksgiving incident, the beer selections in Austin, his transition from running to biking, the New York City and London Marathons, grass roots efforts, his dj past, break dancing, and somehow much much more.

The power of the payer in the biopharmaceutical industry has increased dramatically over the past several years, according to Keith Kelly, Managing Director and Head of the Pricing and Market Access Practice of inVentiv Health Consulting. Market access was once a dull topic. Today, price and if a drug will be covered is discussed on earnings calls and in the board room. What payers do can make or break the stock price of a company overnight. In this episode, Kelly and host Jeff Stewart discuss what factors have contributed to the payer's rise in influence; how payers are wielding this power; why drug price negotiation is similar to discount suit shopping; and the “prisoner's dilemma” of acquiring access for products entering the market at the same or similar time. The pair also explores the nirvana concept of “sustainable market access” – is it even possible? – and the value creation equation for a pharmaceutical company looking to achieve it for their products. Data from this episode originated from the following sources: Gross to net pricing from Credit Suisse; manufacturing cost analysis published in the Journal of Pharmaceutical Innovation and Nature Biotechnology; and Hepatitic C drug costs covered in Reuters. The information, data, and other content contained in this podcast and any associated articles, sponsorships, advertisements, announcements, or other communications are provided for informational purposes only and should not be construed as professional advice of any kind, on any subject matter. The content of the podcast contains general information and may not reflect current legal developments, verdicts or settlements. Moreover, the content is not guaranteed to be complete, correct, timely, current or otherwise up-to-date. inVentiv Health reserves the right to make alterations or deletions to the content at any time without notice to you. inVentiv Health and its subsidiaries expressly disclaim all liability in respect to actions taken or not taken based on any or all of the podcast content. The information, data, and other content contained in this podcast is not a reflection of, endorsed by or otherwise affiliated with, nor should it be attributed to, any of inVentiv Health's clients, customers or other contacts.

Retired agent Keith Kelly served with the FBI for twenty-seven years. Keith, a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), worked a variety of assignments during his career, including being a member of the New York Division SWAT Team, extensive experience as an undercover agent, following the money trail of international drugs cases and other criminal enterprises involved in distribution and racketeering, and specializing in complex financial and money laundering investigations. In this episode of FBI Retired Case File Review, he reviews his most high-profiled assignment as the case-agent of the Bernard Madoff Ponzi scheme, a 21-person inter-agency investigation into the largest securities fraud case in history. This work resulted in the identification, seizure and forfeiture of more than $8 billion in assets along with the conviction of Bernard Madoff who received a 150-year jail sentence.

Don't think you avoid a foreclosure if you start getting behind on your mortgage payments? Well, banks are willing and sometime eager to modify your mortgage instead to avoid foreclosing on you. Jim Richman, the former commissioner of HUD and now president of Richman and Associates which specializes in restructuring mortgages, and Keith Kelly, president of www.Modifymyloan.com, explain exactly how the loan modification process works in this exclusive interview.

Don't think you avoid a foreclosure if you start getting behind on your mortgage payments? Well, banks are willing and sometime eager to modify your mortgage instead to avoid foreclosing on you. Jim Richman, the former commissioner of HUD and now president of Richman and Associates which specializes in restructuring mortgages, and Keith Kelly, president of www.Modifymyloan.com, explain exactly how the loan modification process works in this exclusive interview.

the mortgage market has become very volatile lately, with many subprime lenders running into enormous trouble. Many Americans are seeing their mortgage payments soaring because of the adjustable loans they got into in recent years. Keith Kelly, president of 800modifyme.com, explains a different kind of mortgage where the interest rates and payments only go down and can never go up amd can save you thousands of dollars in points and closing costs. Additional guest info: Keith Kelly has been in the mortgage business for over 20 years. He has been an innovator and pioneer in providing unique loans to consumers that help them avoid closing costs when they finance their homes. His company, 800modifyme.com, allows consumers the opportunity to lower their interest rates and change their loan program without going through a refinancing process.

the mortgage market has become very volatile lately, with many subprime lenders running into enormous trouble. Many Americans are seeing their mortgage payments soaring because of the adjustable loans they got into in recent years. Keith Kelly, president of 800modifyme.com, explains a different kind of mortgage where the interest rates and payments only go down and can never go up amd can save you thousands of dollars in points and closing costs. Additional guest info: Keith Kelly has been in the mortgage business for over 20 years. He has been an innovator and pioneer in providing unique loans to consumers that help them avoid closing costs when they finance their homes. His company, 800modifyme.com, allows consumers the opportunity to lower their interest rates and change their loan program without going through a refinancing process.

Discover or rediscover one live session from June the 14th event around Continuous Delivery Automation presented by Keith Kelly from Capgemini and HP, gold partner of the 2012 edition.