Podcast appearances and mentions of leah flanagan

Join us today for our first Sports Medicine Episode of season 5, where we're bring our case to the streets of Dublin. Liam Loughrey and Carl Byrne join our very own Leah Flanagan who finds herself running a marathon (she doesn't believe she could do one, but we believe in her here at TCR)! This month our adult in the room is Dr Stephen Gilmartin. He is an Emergency Medicine Consultant at Sligo University Hospital with a special interest in Sports & Exercise Medicine and minor injuries. With experience acting as the team doctor for professional rugby and inter-county GAA teams, who better to correct our homework?Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, and as always, be sure to follow along on Bluesky, Instagram, Facebook and X to keep updated with all things TCR.

Welcome back to TheCase.Report, it's our first episode of season 5! It's hard to believe that we're moving into the 5th year of TCR! All the way back in our first ever episode we had an infective case that was very topical at the time - covid - And so to kick things off for Season 5, we're looking at another highly infective case of viral haemorrhagic fever. Joining us on our case this month are our NCHDs Conor O'Gara, Leah Flanagan and Ralph Hurley O'Dwyer, who treat us to a comprehensive run through of the case. We were delighted to be joined by Dr Deirdre Morley and Dr Catherine Uhomoibhi for the second segment in the episode. They are working as co-leads on the development of the National High Level Isolation Unit (HLIU), and discuss the process of designing the HLIU as well as some Irish-led international simulation they've been leading in the Infective Diseases sphere. As always, don't forget to follow us on socials on ⁠⁠instagram⁠⁠, ⁠⁠x and ⁠⁠facebook ⁠⁠to keep updated with all things TCR. Coffee in hand? Right then, let's get to it!

In this month's EM Quick Hits podcast: Andrew Petrosoniak on the role of vasopressors in the hemorrhaging trauma patient, Megan Landes on providing HIV PEP and PrEP in the ED, Justin Morgenstern & George Kovacs on the PREOXI trial and evidence for pre-oxygenation with NIPPV before intubation in RSI, Brit Long on recognition and management of blast crisis in the ED, and Leah Flanagan & Liam Loughrey on the rise of nitrous oxide toxicity...

September 9 is recognised around the world as International FASD Awareness Day – a day that highlights the importance of women being alcohol-free during pregnancy and how their partners can support them during that journey. FASD (Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) is an issue that affects communities all over Australia so raising awareness is an important step in the education process. To get some education around FASD herself, Naomi set out to yarn with a bunch of people about FASD – what it is and why it matters. First stop was to visit Dr Mark Wenitong (yeah, that's right... her dad) - one of Australia's most respected doctors in Indigenous health. Mark lays out in simple terms what FASD means and how we can all play a role in making a difference. On top of that, Naomi seeks out advice from the likes of Simone Stacey, Deb Mailman, Emma Donovan, Leah Flanagan, Aaron Pedersen, and Dr Jacki Mein, Director of the Wuchopperen Health Service in Cairns and someone who's been working in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health for decades.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Biracial Darwin singer-songwriter Leah Flanagan has just released her beautiful new album, Colour By Number. Katie chats to Leah about her connection to Darwin and its effects on her songwriting, her numerous collaborations with other […] http://media.blubrry.com/miss_chatelaine/p/joy.org.au/misschatelaine/wp-content/uploads/sites/356/2020/10/Miss-Chatelaine-No-173B.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 56:17 — 51.5MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Spotify | RSS The post Leah Flanagan – Show #173 (part 2), 18 October 2020 appeared first on Miss Chatelaine.

Matt Berninger releases Serpentine Prison and tells us why The National have lasted so long. And a suite of personal songs from a Top End singer.

Alyawarre singer-songwriter Leah Flanagan takes Take It Blak host Jack Latimore through her deeply personal new album that explores and celebrates her Aboriginality, as well as her Italian and Irish heritage; how to write a good song; and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the Australian music industry.

Welcome back everyone to a special bonus episode of TheCase.Report! We've created a new position here. A very special new position, and Mohammed is here to help you get to know the role and the person stepping into it! Our associate producer is a junior colleague with aspirations of pursuing a career in EM, whether they be an intern or a medical student. We've created this position to give someone a chance to not only learn the nuts and bolts of producing this show, but also to rub shoulders with and learn from all the greats of Irish EM… and the rest of us clowns as well. But without further ado, I present to you Dr. Leah Flanagan, intern in Midland Regional Hospital, Mullingar, and Associate Producer on TheCase.Report! Let's get to it!

Join Jack Latimore on the road at WOMADelaide 2020 for a discussion of revolutionary music, protest songs, political resistance, solidarity projects, collaborative partnerships, festivals and pathways into the music industry for emerging First Nations artists. All that and more, on the sixth episode of NITV News Online’s podcast, Take It Blak, featuring guests Ian Scobie, Leah Flanagan, Mr Berliku Lian Timor, Robbie Thorpe, Zvi Belling, & MC One-Sixth.

Tim is a freelance bass player and music producer located in Sydney (and increasingly, Melbourne). A lover of all music, he cut his teeth playing soul and roots based music around Sydney in the early 2000s. He was mentored by the late bass player/composer Jackie Orszaczky, with whom he had the fortune of playing with in the the last few years of his life. Experienced in many fields and genres, he has performed, recorded and toured with some of the worlds most respected artists. International artists include pop singer Rita Ora (UK), Brooklyn MC Joey Bada$$ and Canadian troubadour Hawksley Workman. Locally he performs as both sideman and band member for Killing Heidi, Ross Wilson, Leah Flanagan, Tim Freedman and Radical Son. Previously he has performed with Old Man River, Ngaiire, Kevin Borich, The Whitlams, Mahalia Barnes, Adam Brand, The Hands, Jackie Orszaczky and Lachy Doley to name just a few. As a member of the houseband on ABCTV's The Sideshow, he backed a multitude of artists including Colin Hay, Martha Davis, Ian Moss, Tim Minchin and numerous cabaret performers. https://www.timcurnick.com http://www.basslessonsmelbourne.com

Meet Goldheist and Leah Flanagan, both brilliant songwriters and passionate singers.

The first year of new-Who continues with its first two-parter. Join Deb, Erika, Lynne, and Tansy as we delve deep (I mean DEEP) into the relationships and characterizations and implications in "Aliens of London" and "World War Three". Yes, we touch on the farting aliens, but there's so much more in this story. It's a bit of an anchor point for the arcs of several of our characters, and we tug hard on that anchor. In addition, we talk about the importance of libraries (Happy National Library Week!), the Doctor as a soldier, and someone utters the phrase "barfing emotions". It's quite a ride. What do you think of this two-parter? Did the farting aliens or the domesticity turn you off? Or did you enjoy the drama? And is your reaction any different now than the first time you saw this (assuming you have seen it before)? Let us know in the comments! ^E Also covered [links on our site]: Lynne has 13 hours of David Tennant to listen to, as they re-released his BBC audios in a boxed set! Erika is getting excited for the spin-off, Class! Tansy heard gales of laughter as her daughters discovered Catherine Tate: comedic actress! helped her daughter through the DW rite of passage that is learning about the missing episodes. Deb was cheered greatly by the lovely "firsts" comments on our last Extra! thanks Leah Flanagan for pointing her towards Galliday at Disney! Bonus link [also on our site]:Doctor Who Confidential

What do YOU focus on when trying to lose weight? Have you ever tried not thinking about losing weight to, yes, in fact - lose weight?  So often we tend to be plagued by the scale or the food app or the calorie counting.  What if, you focused on something else - call it a different activity that results in weight loss? For example: in graduate school, I had hours of homework a day and so much of it was heavy textbook reading.  At the time, I loved to bike.  So… I put two and two together and brought my textbooks in the gym and read on the stationary workout bike. Although I was focusing on reading, I was actually losing weight.  Perfect combo. Now, in this week's episode, I sit down with Leah Flanagan and hear how she focuses on Relieving Anxiety IN ORDER TO lose weight.  She's only 5 lbs away from hitting her BIG 100 lbs loss mark and her unique perspective on weight loss makes her only moments away from surpassing this milestone. SO great! Stay tuned, this is definitely a show you won't want to miss!

Prior to her show at The Junkyard last week Leah Flanagan caught up with Pointy and The Moose to talk about her love for Tom Waits. Head on over to www.leahflanagan.com.au to listen to her new single 'Everything'.