Podcast appearances and mentions of Kevin Curran

Today on the podcast we will be revisiting our favorite sports film 'Miracle' (2004). Joining me on the podcast today as a guest are my brother Chris Brennan and cousin Kevin Curran. You can find their social channels below: Chris Brennan: https://www.instagram.com/chrisbrennanfilm/?hl=en https://vimeo.com/731942730 Kevin Curran: https://kpcurran.substack.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kpcurran/ https://twitter.com/kp_curran ------------------------------ Intro/outro music created by Patrick Baxter! You can find his social channels below as well: https://spamcaller.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/pattyfuego

Today on the podcast we will be revisiting 'Raising Arizona' (1987)! Joining me on the podcast today as a guest is my cousin Kevin Curran. You can find his social channels below: https://kpcurran.substack.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kpcurran/ https://twitter.com/kp_curran ------------------------------ Intro/outro music created by Patrick Baxter! You can find his social channels below as well: https://spamcaller.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/pattyfuego

Telegram, the bad boy of social messaging, is in deep trouble. Its CEO Pavel Durov has been arrested by the French police on alleged failure to mitigate the misuse of its platform for criminal activities. When Telegram started, it was hailed as a champion of freedom of speech and information sharing. Over the last few years however, it has become a hotbed for the exchange of pirated content, child pornography and other alleged terrorism and criminal acts. Governments across the world have had problems with Durov and his platform. But there have never been so serious questions about its future as now. Host Anirban Chowdhury explores with Kevin Curran, Professor of Cybersecurity at Ulster University, Siddhant Jain founder of VdoCipher and an active voice against anti-piracy and ET's Aashish Aryan.Credits: BBC News, CBC News: The National, TechCrunch, You can follow Anirban Chowdhury on his social media: Twitter and LinkedinET Podcasts now has a new show. 7@7 is your quick, sharp sub 5 minute daily roundup of financial news from India and the world. Tune in to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Prime Music, Jio Saavn, Youtube or wherever you get your podcasts from! Check out more episodes from the morning brief below: Corner Office Conversation With Monika Shergill, VP, Content, Netflix India, Bangladesh Quota Furore, Bumpy Ride For EVs In India, Sebi's Bitter Pill for Zero Brokerage StartupsCatch the latest episode of ‘The Morning Brief' on ET Play, The Economic Times Online, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Amazon Music and Youtube.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There is a “far greater” risk of significant cyberattacks in Ireland in the next two years than in previous times, the head of Ireland's National Cyber Security Centre has said. We discuss this risk further with Kevin Curran, Professor of Cyber Security at Ulster University.

There is a “far greater” risk of significant cyberattacks in Ireland in the next two years than in previous times, the head of Ireland's National Cyber Security Centre has said. We discuss this risk further with Kevin Curran, Professor of Cyber Security at Ulster University.

Ben had a great time talking to Kevin Curran and Mike Munro—two legends of the incredible and underrated Boston power thrash metal scene of the 1980s and 1990s. They talk about the brotherhood and musical vision behind their new super group Kingdom of Tyrants and the band's absolutely phenomenal debut album “Architects of Power.” From Ben's signature metal gushry LOL to deep dives into song development and Mike's vocal arrangements, this interview covers a lot of ground. Rather than proceed in any canned linear way, we talk about Mike's artistic development since his last record with Meliah Rage, the tour de force "Masquerade." We also explore the importance of history in Kevin's approach to song lyrics and how the timeless themes of the Guilded Age created connective tissue between each of "Architects of Power" nine tracks, including the mythological lessons of "Daedalus" and the album's epic "Ghosts of Industry." We also hear from the band's manager and videographer par excellence, Rudy Childs! Exploring the early origins of Steel Assassin and Mike's early band Speed Limit, some great stories and laughs are shared as they drink brews and talk metal past and present. Samples of songs on this episode appear in this order: Introduction: Daedalus (from Architects of Power by Kingdom of Tyrants) II. History Will Tell (from Masquerade by Meliah Rage) III. Ghosts of Industry (from Architects of Power by Kingdom of Tyrants) IV. Metal or Die (from Architects of Power by Kingdom of Tyrants) Links to Album Bandcamp sites: Buy or die!!!! ⁠Kingdom of Tyrants - Architects of Power⁠ ⁠Meliah Rage - Masquerade⁠ Kingdom of Tyrants Videos by Rudy Childs ⁠⁠A Boston Metal Story - KINGDOM OF TYRANTS interview⁠⁠ ⁠KINGDOM OF TYRANTS "Ghosts of Industry" music video⁠ ⁠KINGDOM OF TYRANTS "Kingdom of Tyrants" music video⁠ ⁠Kingdom of Tyrants - The Judas Gate⁠

The Art of Reading Book Club with Colm Tóibín | Episode 25: ‘Youth' by Kevin Curran by The Arts Council | An Chomhairle Ealaíon

Today on the podcast we will be revisiting 'Ocean's Eleven' (2001)! Joining me on the podcast today as a guest is my cousin Kevin Curran. You can find his social channels below: https://kpcurran.substack.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kpcurran/ https://twitter.com/kp_curran ------------------------------ Intro/outro music created by Patrick Baxter! You can find his social channels below as well: https://spamcaller.bandcamp.com/ https://twitter.com/pattyfuego

Inside Books is a regular podcast presented by Breda Brown. This episode features Kevin Curran.

Kevin Curran talks about Claire Keegan, William Faulkner, Cormac McCarthy and many more, revealing how teaching, reading and writing are the touchstones of his life—as he tells Ruth McKee which books he'd save if his house was on fire. Kevin Curran is from Balbriggan and has been a secondary-school teacher in his hometown for over a decade. His fiction largely concentrates on working class life in the Dublin suburbs. His first novel, Beatsploitation, was published in 2013 and brought him national attention due to his depiction of Ireland's new multicultural landscape. Citizens was published in 2016, and his new novel, Youth, is out now with Lilliput Press.

Balbriggan teacher and novelist, Kevin Curran shares some of his recent favourites in watching, reading, listening, tasting and smelling.

Balbriggan is one of Ireland's most diverse, multi-cultural towns, and one that has had a reputation for issues around racism. Kevin Curran grew up in the North Dublin suburb, and has returned to teach in the DEIS secondary school he once attended. Spending time with the kids in his community, he has penned a novel in their voices tackling some of the issues they face every day. The book is called ‘Youth' and he joined Sean on the show to discuss... Image: The Lilliput Press

Balbriggan is one of Ireland's most diverse, multi-cultural towns, and one that has had a reputation for issues around racism. Kevin Curran grew up in the North Dublin suburb, and has returned to teach in the DEIS secondary school he once attended. Spending time with the kids in his community, he has penned a novel in their voices tackling some of the issues they face every day. The book is called ‘Youth' and he joined Sean on the show to discuss... Image: The Lilliput Press

Vocalist and songwriter, Aoife O'Donovan on the tools for telling stories in song; teenage voices of Balbriggan filtered through the writing of Kevin Curran in a new novel about life in Ireland's most diverse town, and Orit Gat on the baked art of Uri Aran in his exhibition, Take This Dog for Example.

This week's episode is all about ancillary benefits and why they should be an important consideration for employers.Together with Kevin Curran, founding partner at Salt Margin, We'll dive into the world of employee benefits and explore the ways in which ancillary benefits can add value to your company's offerings. While health insurance and retirement plans are often top of mind for employers, ancillary benefits can make a big difference in attracting and retaining top talent.It's time to shine a light on these often-overlooked benefits and discover how they can give your company a competitive edge in today's tight job market. So, sit back, grab a cup of coffee, and join us as we explore the world of ancillary benefits.What You'll Learn From This Episode:0:48 How Kevin got started in the insurance business.3:30 The flawed approach to marketing traditional ancillary benefits.5:09 The shift towards ancillary benefit consulting: Opportunities and challenges for advisors.8:17 Coordinating with leave programs: How it can save you money on short-term disability insurance.12:27 Reverse discrimination and overcoming it: Strategies for successful advisors and agencies.Enjoy The Show?Don't miss an episode, subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher or RSS.Leave us a review in iTunes (here's how)Join the conversation by leaving a comment below!THE SALTZMAN GROUPFor more information go to our WEBSITESCHEDULE an initial conversationThis is where we should put the guests name, title and web address. Also if we link to a book or a paper or other.

Dennis chats with Kevin Curran, Founding Partner of Salt Margin a Baldwin Risk Company. Listen in as they discuss ways Benefits Brokers can win with a too often overlooked part of the benefits package, ancillary. Kevin outlines three ways brokers and advisors can get started with becoming true consultants on ancillary, just like they already are on medical insurance. Kevin uncovers some key group life and disability policy provisions that every advisor should be aware of. -- for more content for Benefits Brokers and Advisors visit: benefitsinfluencer.com 

Virgin Media TV identified an unauthorised hacking attempt on their systems in recent days which may cause disruption to programming Speaking to Ciara this morning on Newstalk Breakfast was Kevin Curran, Professor of Cyber Security at Ulster University.

Virgin Media TV identified an unauthorised hacking attempt on their systems in recent days which may cause disruption to programming Speaking to Ciara this morning on Newstalk Breakfast was Kevin Curran, Professor of Cyber Security at Ulster University.

The son of a WWII combat veteran, Fred Graver is an American television comedy writer, producer, and network executive.Fred was co-editor-in-chief of National Lampoon along with Sean Kelly, under the pseudonym L. Dennis Plunkett. He left the Lampoon in 1984 to join Late Night with David Letterman, where he worked as a writer until 1990. While at Letterman, he wrote several unproduced screenplays with Kevin Curran (who also edited National Lampoon).In 1990, Graver worked for Norman Lear's production company Tandem Productions. He left a year later to join the staff of In Living Color, where he worked until 1992, when he joined the staff of Cheers as a writer and eventual co-producer.In 1994, the Northridge earthquake convinced Graver and good friend Charlie Rubin to return to New York, where the two wrote for The Jon Stewart Show.In 1995, Graver leapt into the internet as executive producer of convergence programming Disney and ABC Cable. In 1999, he began work as an executive at MTV Networks and VH1, where he joined their MTV Networks Online division as head of VH1.com and Sonicnet.com. He then went into television programming as the head of VH1, and created the show Best Week Ever. In 2010, Fred was named SVP of Programming for the Travel Channel. In 2012, Graver joined Twitter as Creative Director of Media Partnerships.Most recently, Fred served as Chief Judge of VetRep's playwrighting competition.Follow Fred here.

The world's richest man, Elon Musk, has been on a firing spree after taking over the reins at Twitter. With over 80% of the Twitter India team laid off, will this affect Twitter's operations in India - one of the most important markets for social media companies? Host Dia Rekhi talks to former Twitter India head Manish Maheshwari and Kevin Curran, Professor of Cyber Security at the Ulster University and an affected Twitter employee on the possible future of the microblogging platform. Credit: NDTV, India Today, BBC News, Leon Idas You can follow our host Dia Rekhi on his social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/diarekhiETLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dia-rekhi-702438104/Catch the latest episode of ‘The Morning Brief' on ET Play, The Economic Times Online, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Amazon Music and Google Podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of the #RockstarsRocking podcast features my rockstar friend, Kevin Curran, Founding Partner at Salt Margin, out of the Baltimore/DC area in Maryland.   Kevin joins us to talk about one of the biggest oversights he sees in the benefits industry, which is status quo approaches to non-medical benefits which cause employees to be under insured and employers to overpay. He discusses the “responsibility creep” happening, where brokers feel the need to be comprehensive experts in so many areas that they don't actually have an expertise in any. Throughout the interview, he discusses how best to solve these problems by refocusing on the benefits that matter most and finding the value in the margins.   So, are you ready for more? Grab your favorite beverage of choice and tap that play button, to tune in to this week's edition of the #RockstarsRocking podcast.   Episode Highlights:   -       His path to get out of the status quo carrier rep career path -       Changing from a “brand killer” to Salt Margin -       If you take the commission, you owe the client to bring them value -       We need to challenge people on how they prioritize benefits -       Negligence in the ancillary industry is widespread -       Responsibility creep in broker “expertise” -       The best things are always in the margins Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lifelong Newcastle supporter speaks to Daniel about his thoughts on the Magpies sitting just above the relegation zone, the future at the club, and some of his best memories supporting Newcastle. https://www.facebook.com/nufcopinionb... https://www.instagram.com/nufcopinion... https://twitter.com/NUFC_OB

Human rights are increasingly taking center stage in Sino-European relations, supplanting the economic impacts that had previously held primacy. Indeed, as quickly as the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), Chinese FDI, and the 17+1 platform ignited the hopes of the Central European region and its leaders, the human rights issue and revelations from the Xinjiang region have just as quickly soured public opinion. At the 32nd anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre, there are certainly no fewer human rights issues to tackle beyond just Xinjiang, but Tibet, Inner Mongolia, and even beyond China's generally accepted borders. To parse the important aspects of human rights issues' heightened profile, Eyck Freymann joins the latest episode to add his opinion on the trajectory of this topic as well as insights on the transatlantic angle in the human rights debate on China. This month's show features analysis from: Eyck Freymann: Author, One Belt, One Road: Chinese Power Meets the World (Harvard, 2020), Henry Scholar (University of Cambridge), Joseph Fletcher Prize Winner (Harvard University), Director of Indo-Pacific at Greenmantle. Show Notes: EU can't work like this, German official says after Hungary blocks China statement Relocate the Olympics or Condone Genocide Europe and China are Breaking Over Human Rights Survey: Europeans' views of China in the age of COVID-19 One Belt, One Road: Chinese Power Meets the World This podcast is hosted by Kevin Curran

More and more employees now use their own personal devices for work, and 2020 saw a particular spike in this behaviour. But what many people don't know is that your employer is legally entitled to monitor your activity on any device that you use to do your job.This raises a number of thorny issues, such as where the line is between security and surveillance, and whether it's a violation of employee's privacy to keep tabs on what they're doing with their phone or PC. In this week's episode, we speak to Kevin Curran, senior IEEE member and professor of cybersecurity at Ulster University, to get his take on these issues, as well as just how much safety this approach offers.To learn more about these topics, head to http://bit.ly/ITPP-spy.

Sean Kelly talked with me about Between the Lions; comic books; radio comedy; being on early TV in Canada and making him jaded to TV; being on Saturday Night Live for two weeks; Jean Doumanian; Michel Choquette getting him on the Lampoon; Bruce McCall; Canada: The Re&$2!&! Neighbor on Your Doorstep; Beaverton: Canada's humor magazine; Canadian jokes; Son O'God Comix; Zimmerman; his son, writer Chris Kelly; Matty Simmons believing tits sell magazines; National Lampoon Radio Hour; John Belushi, Brian McConnachie, George Trow, and Christopher Guest join the Radio Hour; Well Intentioned Blues; writing Lemmings with Tony Hendra; hiring Chevy Chase; Zal Yanovsky tries to kill Chevy; Chevy permanently disfigures Alice Playten; Doug Kenney; Henry Bear; Michael O'Donoghue; Tony Hendra; Brian McConnachie; at a certain age everyone's Jewish; Paul Jacobs; growing old; seeing Christopher Plummer at 17 and working with him 30 years later; Harvey Weinstein; Robert Downey Sr; Jim Downey; Sam Gross; Al Jean & Mike Reiss; Fred Graver & Kevin Curran; Ted Mann & Tod Carroll; Disco Beaver from Outer Space; Steve Martin: All Commercials; Paul Reubens & Gilbert Gottfried's SNL auditions; Ferris Butler, and some anecdotes of the problems of Saturday Night Live '80. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

As Serbia continues to pursue a multi-vector strategy that heavily relies upon China and China itself further highlights cooperation in the Balkans not only on vaccines, but in infrastructure investment along the Belt and Road, as it did in the most recent 17+1 summit, curious eyes are increasingly drawn to China's activities in the region. However, the cooperation across the broader Western Balkan region has not been without issues, especially as activists complain of environmental damage along China's flagship project in the Balkans and governments, like that of Montenegro, fall into insurmountable debt to China's Exim Bank. To assess the level of threat that each of China's projects across the Western Balkans pose, CSIS senior fellow Jonathan Hillman and his colleagues devised a flag system by which each project can be judged and the major indicators that onlookers should be wary of when judging each project. To hear the results of the study and the prospects for China's continued cooperation with Western Balkan nations, make the right choice and tune in! This month's show features analysis from: Jonathan E. Hillman, Senior Fellow, Economics Program, and Director, Reconnecting Asia Project Show Notes Red Flags: Triaging China's Projects in the Western Balkans Serbia Turns Multi-Vector Foreign Policy into Development Model… With China's Help China's Push to Control Pacific Cable Subsea Cables Empty Shell No More, CHOICE's groundbreaking paper on 17+1 Full text of Xi Jinping's 17+1 Keynote Speech This podcast is hosted by Kevin Curran

The podcast is also available on Google Podcasts, Breaker, PocketCasts, and Soundcloud. As both the EU-China CAI 17+1 summit begin to fade from view and more challenges yet emerge for China and their relations with both the EU and CEE nations, the Voice for CHOICE podcast is picking up on one of China's evermore present promises in such high-profile meetings and agreements in 2021, that of climate cooperation It is a topic rife with contradictions both in China's domestic actions and its initiatives abroad, such as the BRI in CEE nations. However, as China is the world's most populous nation and its largest polluter in absolute terms, it is a topic that affects us all and is thus worthy of keen attention. Make the right CHOICE and tune in! This month's show features analysis from: Isabel Hilton, Founder and Senior advisor to China Dialogue, an independent organisation aimed at understanding and analyzing of China's environmental challenges. Show Notes: Room for improvement on environment and labour provisions in the draft Comprehensive Agreement on Investment-China Dialogue China's Latest Five Year Plan Addresses Climate Change...But Is It Enough? Empty Shell No More, CHOICE's groundbreaking paper on 17+1 Full text of Xi Jinping's 17+1 Keynote Speech This podcast is hosted by Kevin Curran

ZDNet Security Update: Danny Palmer talks to Kevin Curran, Professor of Cyber Security at Ulster University at the latest developments in cyber crime and how to keep your data safe online. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A memory of a tennis match starts a conversation about pornography, furniture, prostate examinations and ... hamsters.Please note that this episode includes a brief conversation about sexual grooming.Send Lee and Simon feedback at info@midlifing.net.Related links:Chris Lewis vs Kevin Curran (1983): https://youtu.be/yQAJyXKxuG4Credenza: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CredenzaHamster: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HamsterPenthouse Magazine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penthouse_(magazine)Pornography: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PornographyPSA test: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostate-specific_antigenDigital Rectal Examination: https://www.webmd.com/prostate-cancer/guide/prostate-cancer-digital-rectal-examProstate Cancer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostate_cancerProstate Biopsy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostate_biopsyStretch Receptors: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stretch_receptorMicturation: https://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/MicturationPorn Statistics: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/all-about-sex/201611/dueling-statistics-how-much-the-internet-is-pornHistory of the Clitoris: https://abdominalkey.com/history-of-the-clitoris/Sexual Objectification: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_objectificationGrooming: https://www.nspcc.org.uk/what-is-child-abuse/types-of-abuse/grooming/The Mandalorian: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_MandalorianBaby Yoda: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Child_%28Star_Wars%29Get in touch with Lee and Simon at info@midlifing.net. ---The Midlifing logo is adapted from an original image by H.L.I.T: https://www.flickr.com/photos/29311691@N05/8571921679 (CC BY 2.0)

Connect with Kevin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ebsme/Connect with Steve: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-watson-cpa/*************************Are your employees okay with another year of insurance rate increases?Visit Trendbreakers.com to find out more on how I was able to lower the cost of benefits by 1k/employee which allow us to invest those savings back into the company and the employees.

On this week's edition of the President's Perspective podcast, NAHU President Dane Rianhard and Membership Council Chair David C. Smith are joined by special guest Kevin Curran. Kevin is the founding partner at Employee Benefits Subject Matter Experts. EBSME partners with benefit agencies to help them quantifiably improve their group life and disability consulting through an enhanced client education. They discuss improving communication within NAHU leadership, how the broker's world has grown increasingly complex, and the ways that the pandemic has brought us all closer together.

Helen Fielding, writer and journalist, is best known for creating Bridget Jones, who first appeared in a newspaper column in the Independent in 1995, in the form of a diary detailing the single 30-something’s exploits in London as she tried to make sense of life and love. The column soon acquired a wider following, and Helen turned Bridget’s story into a best-selling book the following year. Born in 1958, Helen grew up in Yorkshire with an older sister and two younger brothers. Her father was a manager at the textile mill next door to where they lived. She read English at Oxford where she became friends with Richard Curtis and Rowan Atkinson. After graduating, she became a BBC trainee, travelling to Africa for Comic Relief. She later made documentaries for Thames TV before moving into print journalism. To date, Helen has written four Bridget Jones novels, three of which have been turned into feature films starring Renée Zellweger. She spent a decade in Los Angeles at the start of the new millennium and had two children with Kevin Curran, who was a scriptwriter for The Simpsons. She now lives in London. DISC ONE: Fly Me to the Moon by Julie London DISC TWO: The Windmills of Your Mind by Noel Harrison DISC THREE: It Must Be Love by Madness DISC FOUR: Piano Concerto No. 3 in D Minor, Op. 30, composed by Sergei Rachmaninov, conducted by Valery Gergiev and performed by Denis Matsuev (piano) and Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra DISC FIVE: La Isla Bonita by Madonna DISC SIX: I Will Survive by Gloria Gaynor DISC SEVEN: I’ve Got the World on a String by Frank Sinatra DISC EIGHT: Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered by Stan Getz & The Oscar Peterson Trio BOOK CHOICE: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen LUXURY ITEM: A magical tree CASTAWAY'S FAVOURITE: It Must Be Love by Madness Presenter: Lauren Laverne Producer: Cathy Drysdale

Determined not to let the isolation blues grind them down, West Australian rock outfit Hailmary took advantage of the extra time on their hands by channelling it into an entertaining and extremely D.I.Y film clip for their song "Equilibrium". Featuring cameo appearances from a varied assortment of fans and ring-ins, the film clip almost flies in the face of the current feeling of despair by offering up a lighter side to events that have almost brought the music industry to its knees."We went with the idea of doing the clip iso style", laughed frontman Kevin Curran, "but we didn't wanna do it just as a jam with the band - we thought that was a bit boring - so we went a bit further and gave people the creative freedom to do what they wanted".In the full interview Kevin goes into greater detail about the film clip for "Equilibrium", the selection process for guest appearances, filming in isolation, the exhaustive editing process, diversifying their music to encompass the entire rock spectrum, new music from Hailmary and more.

Radio waves don’t obey borders, and stations have been taking advantage of this fact since the dawn of the medium – often despite the rules of government regulators where the signals go. Dr. Kevin Curran of Arizona State University has been studying border radio stations extensively, making it the subject of his doctoral dissertation. Everyone […] The post Podcast #233 – Border Radio in North America (rebroadcast) appeared first on Radio Survivor.

Radio waves don’t obey borders, and stations have been taking advantage of this fact since the dawn of the medium – often despite the rules of government regulators where the signals go. Dr. Kevin Curran of Arizona State University has been studying border radio stations extensively, making it the subject of his doctoral dissertation. Everyone […] The post Podcast #233 – Border Radio in North America (rebroadcast) appeared first on Radio Survivor.

Radio waves don’t obey borders, and stations have been taking advantage of this fact since the dawn of the medium – often despite the rules of government regulators where the signals go. Dr. Kevin Curran of Arizona State University has been studying border radio stations extensively, making it the subject of his doctoral dissertation. Everyone […] The post Podcast #212 – Border Radio in North America appeared first on Radio Survivor.

Radio waves don’t obey borders, and stations have been taking advantage of this fact since the dawn of the medium – often despite the rules of government regulators where the signals go. Dr. Kevin Curran of Arizona State University has been studying border radio stations extensively, making it the subject of his doctoral dissertation. Everyone […] The post Podcast #212 – Border Radio in North America appeared first on Radio Survivor.

Today I am excited to share my interview with Amy Lincoln! I met up with Amy in Queens, NY where she lives/works and I felt like I was sitting down with a good friend even though I had never met her. I love that this interview keeps it really real because Amy has a 4mth old baby and a 4-year-old. This is the place where she creates, paints and has her family and I love that you can hear it in the interview. We talk about how she came to the work she is making, working with Urban Outfitters, her murals in two Starbucks in NYC, her involvement in the arts community and her advice to artists.   Amy received an MFA in Painting from Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, and a BA in Studio Art from the University of California, Davis. Lincoln moved to New York in 2006 upon receiving a Swing Space residency from the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. She has also participated in residencies at the Inside Out Art Museum in Beijing as well as Wave Hill in the Bronx. Lincoln grew up in the quiet, tree-lined suburbs of Portland, Oregon. Today she lives in Glendale, Queens with her husband, artist Kevin Curran, and their daughter Fiona.   LINKS: Amy Lincoln Website https://amylincoln.com/ Amy Lincoln Instagram https://www.instagram.com/amyplincoln/ Kevin Curran https://kevinandrewcurran.com/home.html Studio Noize Podcast https://www.studionoizepodcast.com/listen Studio Visit Artist & Submission https://www.erikabhess.com/ilikeyourworkstudiovisit Where Should We Begin Podcast https://www.estherperel.com/podcast Starbucks Murals: 195 Broadway 48th Ave/3rd Ave  

In the first episode of our Politics of the Family series, Sophy and Kelly speak with Kevin Curran, Senior Attorney at Life Span, an organization that provides legal and counseling services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and their families, and with Marie Kent, a recently-divorced mother of two in Minnesota, about the politics of separation, divorce, alimony, custody, and mental health.

In the first episode of our Politics of the Family series, Sophy and Kelly speak with Kevin Curran, Senior Attorney at Life Span, an organization that provides legal and counseling services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and their families, and with Marie Kent, a recently-divorced mother of two in Minnesota, about the politics of separation, divorce, alimony, custody, and mental health.

Over the summer, we’ve been doing a monthly residency at the Bullitt Hotel in Belfast and it produced a fascinating discussion on the future of work. We were joined on the night by Adrienne Hanna from Right Revenue, Kevin Curran, Professor of Cyber Security at the University Of Ulster, and Philip Brady from Citibank to talk about how groundbreaking developments in technology and artificial intelligence will mean many changes for workplaces in the years and decades to come. Are any our jobs safe from the robots? Indeed, will Banter in 2027 just feature a bunch of robots having a chat about pesky humans? The sound quality on the podcast you’re about to hear may well have been better had it been a robot rather than me in charge of things so apologies for this.

Author Kevin Curran talk to Irish Writers Podcast this week about his books Beatspoiltation and Citizens. Citizens, published earlier this year, tells a personal story of the 1916 Easter Rising juxtaposed with life in modern day Ireland. We talk about where the idea for Citizens came from, the challenges of writing dual timelines and a sense of place. Kevin also talks through the key events on his path to publication. Presented and produced by Máire Brophy

Kevin Curran, senior lecturer, computer science, University of Ulster, says ransomware is the worst thing to hit the industry in a long time. He explains the best defense against threats is: keep your software updated, use different passwords on all sites, and be careful what you do on public WiFi.

Kevin Curran, senior lecturer, computer science, University of Ulster, says ransomware is the worst thing to hit the industry in a long time. He explains the best defense against threats is: keep your software updated, use different passwords on all sites, and be careful what you do on public WiFi.

Prof. Kevin Curran, IEEE senior member & lecturer at Ulster Uni., Carl Uminski, Co-founder & COO at Somo Global, James Tagg, CIO at Truephone and Helen Keegan, Mobile marketing consultant & Sweedish Beers organiser gathered at a VIP meeting room at Mobile World Congress 2016 and discussed with us... Artificial Intelligence and how it will impact our lives, health and growth through our devices, smartphones and cars. They talked about the need for education of users; how education will change itself; mobile addiction and how decisions will be our own, despite being influenced by technology. An interesting conversation by key players in mobile technology and artificial technology. Coordinated by Vicki Kolovou for Tech Talks Central.