Podcast appearances and mentions of Martin Kennedy

Send us a textIn this month's episode of the QMS Red Meat Podcast, we catch up with Martin Kennedy to reflect on his time as President of NFU Scotland. He shares the highlights and defining moments of his presidency, offering valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by Scottish agriculture.We also hear from Kate Rowell, who updates us on her work with the development of industry-led groups and their role in shaping the future of farming.Abby Tong brings positive news from the red meat sector, discussing the growing importance of provenance and quality in the food service industry and what it means for producers meeting consumer demands.Tune in for an insightful episode on the future of Scottish agriculture and the opportunities ahead!Here is a link to all episodes of QMS's podcast https://qmscotland.co.uk/news-media/qms-podcast

Send us a textThis episode connects the art of distilling with the rich narratives woven into craft spirits. We explore the revival of rye whiskey, innovative techniques, and the sense of community that drives the craft distilling movement forward. • Legacy of Pennsylvania rye whiskey and its revival• Artistic techniques in distillation explored • The role of heritage in recipe development • Community support among distillers • Unique methods leading to innovative spirits • Storytelling as a marketing strategy in craft distilling Join us on a spirited journey through the rich world of bourbon and rye, featuring the insightful Alan Bishop as our special guest. With Alan's invaluable insights and personal anecdotes, we uncover the art and passion amidst the whiskey discussions, we also explore the potential of live-streaming and long-duration content as a way to build viewership, taking cues from the gaming community's success. There's even talk of a daring podcast idea from an Irish pub, sampling whiskey with the legendary Martin Kennedy.As we sip and share stories, the conversation flows into the intricacies of whiskey integrity and transparency. We reflect on the balance between artistry and profitability, the bittersweet nature of brand transitions, and the dedication of distillers like Gregg Snyder. Personal connections and shared experiences highlight the triumphs and challenges faced in crafting unique spirits. Our journey also delves into the creative process behind innovative distillation techniques and the personal stories that shape the industry's future, celebrating the impact of team members like Tyler and the importance of finding the right successor with intrinsic knowledge.This episode is not just about whiskey; it's an exploration of spirituality and the metaphysical, where the practical magic of distillation intersects with personal philosophy. We celebrate the legacy of moonshine heritage, pay tribute to influential figures, and unveil unique products that honor both tradition and innovation. From the release of the 2025 almanac to the launch of distinctive spirits, we invite you to savor a blend of creativity, heritage, and passion that promises to captivate whiskey enthusiasts and spiritual seekers alike.voice over Whiskey Thief If You Have Gohsts Add for SOFLSupport the showhttps://www.scotchybourbonboys.com

Martin's term as National Farmers Union Scotland President is coming to an end, and he has some cracking stories from over the years, and some hot takes on all things farming.  Thanks for listening! Cammy & Iona Our podcast releases on Audio platforms at 7am, and on youtube later the same day. Send in a question for the podcast: podcast@fedbyfarmers.co.uk Thanks to our Sponsors: Crystalyx & Animax │ Tracesure Watch more of Cammy at @TheSheepGame You Can Support the show here: Buy us a coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fedbyfarmers Visit our website to see our range of custom made clothing www.fedbyfarmers.co.uk

The illegal wildlife trade is a multi billion dollar industry, raking in an estimated $24 million globally. And in Australia, our unique reptiles are hotter commodities than ever, with single animals fetching tens of thousands of dollars on the black market. This lucrative trade attracts in criminals from transnational organized crime networks, who exploit wildlife trafficking to test illegal drug importation routes and make a fortune. Among those entangled in this dangerous business was former NRL star Martin Kennedy, who played for the Sydney Roosters and Brisbane Broncos. In this episode hosted by Kathryn Fox, hear from Dr. Greta Frankham, a wildlife forensic scientist heading Australia's only accredited animal forensics lab. Uncover how cutting-edge science is helping to crack down on wildlife crime, protect our precious biodiversity and disrupt organised crime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We have a full house this week with the boys from BUA Irish Whiskey, Pat Byrne and Martin Kennedy, and Anne Dimmick from OHLQ. We are featuring some upcoming bottles from the Irish Cask and Craft collection from OHLQ. We are also lighting up a cigar from Asylum 13 called the Ogre which you can find at the Smoking Tent Event in Columbus, OH on March 16th. Pour one more...light up another...we'll figure it out together. Please Drink Responsibly byjack.com/bourbonandbs to buy some shirts! Thanks to our sponsors: All of you that have been supporting us! Join our patrons at patreon.com/bourbonandbspodcast to help support the continuing growth of the show and the community. Tinder Box at Easton for the weekly featured cigar and check them out for their current featured cigar at eastontinderbox@gmail.com Altadis USA for the weekly second cigar and the continued support BS Cigar Company for the continued support! Check them out at bscigarcompany@gmail.com for ordering the BS Gold and BS Silver.

Awaken your senses bright and early with us at Byrnes Pub in Columbus, Ohio, as we share a dram with Martin Kennedy and Pat Byrnes , the creative forces behind BUA Irish Whiskey. Our conversation is a treasure trove for whiskey enthusiasts, brimming with insights into the craft of whiskey-making, from their playful batch labeling that connects continents to the rich complexity of their single grain and single malt treasures. Your palate is in for a treat as we discuss the unique appeal of a corn mashbill to bourbon lovers and the enchanting dance of flavors that emerges from a dual aging process in charred barrels and Imperial Irish stout casks.Pour another glass as we wade deeper with Martin and Pat into the subtleties of whiskey blending and maturation, where tradition meets innovation. We unravel the craft distillery renaissance, teasing apart the differences between single malt and single grain, and toast to the heritage that Irish and Scotch whiskies share. Revel in the excitement as we explore how the boldness of higher proof spirits and the allure of barrels seasoned with sherry or port contribute to a symphony of tastes that's both familiar and thrillingly new.As we round off our whiskey-soaked journey, we peek into the selective distribution of BUA's latest whisky variant right here in Ohio, savoring the diversity each batch reveals. From the tantalizing dryness that beckons wine connoisseurs to the comforting embrace of chocolate and coffee notes for the whiskey purist, there's a discovery for every taste. Join us for this convivial gathering, where every sip is a celebration of the spirit of discovery and the cherished tradition of Irish whiskey. Cheers! Support the showhttps://www.scotchybourbonboys.com

Get ready to toast to the rich heritage of Irish whiskey as Anne Dimmick from Ohio liquor and The Scotchy Bourbon Boys mark a momentous occasion with Ohio Liquor's Irish Cask and Craft initiative. Our chat with Anne unfolds over the extraordinary launch of over 60 new and rare Irish whiskeys and gins, a true testament to the craft of Ireland's distilling finesse. As we excitedly anticipate release events in Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus, we're joined by the esteemed Kevin O'Gorman, Master Distiller from Middleton. His insights illuminate our conversation about these gatherings, which are not only a boon for Ohioans but could set the bar for whiskey promotions nationwide.Prepare to be enveloped in the warmth and camaraderie of Irish whiskey culture as we recount the promise of a whiskey tasting event that transcends your run-of-the-mill liquor store affair. Founders from distilleries such as JJ Corey and Mahirani Gin grace us with their presence, offering personalized bottle signings—a souvenir to cherish. Plus, we'll share the sounds and stories from a upcoming special podcast recording hosted at Burns Pub with Martin Kennedy. This episode is a celebration of the communal spirit that's at the heart of enjoying a glass of the good stuff, just in time for St. Patrick's Day festivities.As we wind down, we immerse ourselves in the art of Irish whiskey, demystifying terms like "single grain" and "single pot still," and paying homage to the burgeoning craft distilleries enriching Ireland's whiskey repertoire. Bourbon enthusiasts, consider this your cordial invitation to explore the nuanced world of Irish whiskey at the upcoming events we discuss. And to cap off a fine discussion, we lay out plans for a dinner at Amore with chef Al Popsidero. Join us for an episode brimming with the spirit of Ireland, the lore of whiskey-making, and the sheer joy of shared experiences. Support the showhttps://www.scotchybourbonboys.com

Perthshire is known for its big trees and stunning countryside, and it is also home to a large number of artists. Rachel hears about the Perthshire Creative Trail which has been established to encourage people to explore the great outdoors while soaking up some art at the same time. She meets one of the organisers and an artist involved.Mark meets Mike Scotland, the founder of Community cleanUP. The Aberdeen-based group organises litter-picks to clean up the city. But as Mark hears, starting to litter-pick has literally been a lifesaver for Mike.In this week's Scotland Outdoors podcast, Mark meets Martin Kennedy, chairman of the National Farmers Union of Scotland. In this excerpt, Martin discusses river management and laments the lack of dredging and what he sees as the negative side effects.In response to Martin, we chat live to hydromorphologist Dr Stephen Addy from the James Hutton Institute. He tells us what his role involves and why our approach to river management has changed over the years.A little earlier this week, Inverurie in Aberdeenshire attempted to stage the biggest snowball fight in Scotland. Rachel was in the thick of the action as the snowballs were flying between the two teams.Before Christmas we asked you to send in your ornithological queries for friend of the programme and North East Bird Recorder, Ian Broadbent to answer. This week, Mark and Rachel met up with Ian at the Inchgarth Reservoir to put his knowledge to the test and see if he come up with all the answers!And in a week where the North East has been blanketed in snow, Mark heads out to muse about his love-hate relationship with the white stuff.

Mark Stephen visits Martin Kennedy President of the National Farmers Union in Scotland

In this episode, Megan hosted the gang, (Anne, Amy, Lanessa and Leigh Ann) at her home for a tasting of Bua Irish Whisky with founders/owners Martin Kennedy and Pat Byrne. While distilled, aged and bottled in Ireland, this Irish whisky is co-owned by Pat Byrne, owner and proprietor of Byrne's Pub in Grandview Heights, Ohio. Martin and Pat talk about their journey in creating and bringing a new Irish whisky to market. Currently sold exclusively in Ohio and Ireland, this bottle is a must-have for your St. Patrick's Day celebration. Bua: Made in Ireland — based in Columbus! Stick around for "after hours" with the gang drinking Paddy's and Red Breast. Support female musicians too… click here to learn more about the band Snarls: takethistoheartrecords.limitedrun.com/produc…-burst

Scottish farmers say they need to know details of plans for direct payments - and fast. The National Farmers Union Scotland is having its annual conference and its president, Martin Kennedy, says his members need details of the new scheme which will replace CAP - and soon, or it will have a serious impact on food producers, processors and the whole Scottish economy. He says at the moment farmers still don't know how it will work, or what the budget will be. Horticultural peat will be banned next year, but peat is still being extracted from the largest remaining wetland in England - the Somerset Levels. Peat has been taken from the area for burning and for use as compost for over 2000 years – but the Government has now stopped granting licences for peat extraction in England as it's valuable for carbon sequestration and biodiversity. Extraction on the Levels will end when the current licences expire, so the company removing small amounts of peat from the Levels near Glastonbury is re-thinking the future. The right to roam is controversial topic, the Labour party says if it wins the election it will introduce the right in England. In Scotland there is a right to roam and wild camp. Richard Baynes visits a Scottish farming family which relies on tourism. The Duncan family farm beef cattle and sheep on three farms and one of them is on the edge of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National park. The family have two glamping pods, but they say some tourists can be problematic. Presenter: Charlotte Smith Producer: Rebecca Rooney

This special episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast is dedicated in its entirety to the life of Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away on 8 September 2022.In a series of  specially recorded interviews for Farmers Weekly, farmers recall the times they met the Queen and her in-depth knowledge of agriculture.Farmers  reflect on the Queen's ability to put people at their ease, her enthusiasm for horses and livestock breeding – and love for the countryside.With contributions from Peter Kendall, Christine Tacon, Colin Rayner, Martin Kennedy and Mark Grigg – and thanks to the National Federation of Young Farmers Clubs.This episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast is co-hosted by Johann Tasker and Surrey farmer Hugh Broom.

In this episode, Dougie and the panel discuss Scottish farming's current state and whether it is ready for the future. His guests are Robert Neill, a tenant farmer on a mixed farm in the Scottish Borders; Joyce Campbell, the owner of Armadale Farm on the north coast of Sutherland; and Martin Kennedy, a tenant farmer in Aberfeldy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Martin has spent his life on farms and talks about the importance of the environment, biodiversity and standing up for the industry!

In a report by Compass Housing Services, Australia faces a social housing time-bomb, with a looming shortfall of almost 200,000 homes by 2031 unless the Federal Government begins investing now. We talk to report co-author Martin Kennedy and explore the results of this report and what needs to be done.    

This series we are visiting Monitor Farm Legacy farmers to discuss the long lasting impact the project had on their business and community. Political and social pressure is looking to farmers to do more than produce food. There is a growing desire for the farming industry to deliver wider environmental benefits and public goods. Joining the podcast to discuss how hill farming is part of this solution is previous Monitor Farmer Iain Mackay and NFUS President Martin Kennedy.

In this episode longtime Church drummer/producer Tim Powles pulls back the curtain on the band's creative process and tells the story of a "lost" album that's yet to see the light of day. Martin Kennedy from All India Radio talks about his sublime new album (which features Devin Townsend) and a forthcoming Pink Floyd project. Newcomer Carina Messier talks about the influence of family and astronomy on her stunning debut EP.The interviews with Carina Messier and Martin Kennedy were recorded in 2021. The Tim Powles interview was recorded while the Church was on tour in 2019.Carina Messier - https://carinamessier.bandcamp.com/releasesAll India Radio - https://shop.allindiaradioband.com/album/afterworldTim Powles - https://www.thechurchband.net/Jon Dawson - https://343collective.com/

This week on Over The Farm Gate we will be discussing the UK trade deal with Australia and Defra's consultation on lump-sum retirement payments and delinking. Last week it emerged a zero-tariff arrangement on all products, including beef and lamb was close to being signed off but, farm chiefs are worried this could put British family farms out of business. To find out more about the trade deal and its effect on the farming sector in the UK, Farmers Guardian chief reporter Abi Kay speaks to NFU Scotland president Martin Kennedy and FUW's head of policy Dr Nick Fenwick. Abi also speaks to Georgie Styles about Defra's consultation on a lump-sum retirement scheme and delinked payments in England. Farmers claiming under the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) in England will soon benefit from a lump sum exit scheme which will offer a payment capped at £100,000, to older farmers to allow them to ‘retire with dignity'. Farm groups have welcomed the long-awaited consultation on a lump sum retirement scheme and delinked payments in England. However, the Landworkers Alliance has expressed ‘grave concerns' about the proposals. Links:Read our take on the trade deal with Australia: https://www.fginsight.com/news/news/farmers-betrayed-as-uk-prepares-to-offer-free-trade-deal-to-australia-119567 Find out more about Defra's lump-sum retirement payments: https://www.fginsight.com/news/news/defra-publishes-consultation-on-lump-sum-retirement-payments-119474 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 510: April 4, 2021 playlist: Xordox, "Endeavor" (Omniverse) 2021 Editions Mego Kid Millions and Jan St. Werner, "Sorrows and Compensations" (Imperium Droop) 2021 Thrill Jockey Will Beeley, "Pitch Black Sky" (1970 Sessions) 1970 Thompkins Square Mimasuya Kachiguri, "Shiokumi Kasatsukashi [Collecting Water]" (Sound Storing Machines: The First 78rpm Records from Japan, 1903-1912) 1906 Sublime Frequencies Alexandra Spence, "Waves" (A Necessary Softness) 2021 Room40 Vladislav Delay, "Rakkn" (Rakka II) 2021 Cosmo Rhythmatic AZITA, "Online Life" (Glen Echo) 2021 Drag City Causa Sui, "Laetitia" (Szabodelico) 2020 El Paraiso Bewider, "Gymnopedie 1" (Gymnopedies Rework) 2021 Wider Studio Tine Surel Lange, "Muorjegarggu" (Works For Listening 1-10) 2021 Sofa Kilbey Kennedy, "Holiday" (Jupiter 13) 2021 Foghorn Ian William Craig and Daniel Lentz, "Joyce" (FRKWYS Vol. 16: In a Word) 2020 RVNG Intl. Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

Scottish farming is facing some of the biggest changes to how it operates in 50 years. Martin Kennedy, the new NFUS President, and Peter Moss, NFUS Next Generation chair, join the podcast to share their prospects for their businesses and the wider industry in the years to come

"Closing Out 2020 With Todd Goldstein" “I like to think of music as an emotional science,” the composer George Gershwin once said. Keeping that in mind, Todd Goldstein has been spending a lot of time in the lab. The musician’s new album under his TG moniker is called Memory Foam and it’s a textured long player whose innovative soundscapes bring to mind the work of everyone from Brian Eno to Martin Kennedy’s All India Radio. In this year-ending interview, Goldstein talks to Alex about how moving from the east coast to the west affected his notion of sound, his love of rave culture and what it was like to move from his old bands (Harlem Shakes, ARMS) into such broad compositional territory.

SS102fm invite Aoife McGrath (St Patrick's College, Maynooth), Noirin Lynch (Margaret Aylward Centre, Dublin) and Martin Kennedy (Pastoral Development and Facilitator) to our kitchen table discussion and to share their thoughts and experience about what our faith communities can learn from our Covid-19 experience.We have an interesting and humorous sharing of thoughts looking at what we did well, identifying the challenges and gaps that arose and looking to the future what we could learn and where we might go as a faith community. Focusing on the manifestation of Gospel values in the actions of community spirit during the lockdown we discuss the multi-generational experience where faith became something for life rather than living a life for faith. We discuss the challenges of things like the digital divide in supporting individuals and families and how it posed a challenge to how we are used to "doing" church rather than "being" church. Finally we look to the future and how we need to create spaces for people to reflect on what has happened in small bite size ways where we accompany each other on the journey ahead.Note - due to stricter enforcement of the BAI broadcasting rules, we can only use 30 sec of music on uploads which are broadcast on West Limerick 102fm.

Kitchen Sink # 102 Playlist Mint Julep – As Far As I Can Get (Stray Fantasies, new, Portland based Keith and Hollie Kenniff) Fawns of Love – December (Part Time Punks Sessions Permanent Revisited, Bakersfield dream pop) Spectres – The Head and the Heart (Nostalgia, new, Vancouver cold wave) Houses of Heaven – Sleep (Silent Places, forthcoming on May 1st, Oakland post punk) Curve – Today is Not the Day (Bonus Track, Doppelgänger: 25th Anniversary Expanded Edition) Break 1 Meg Baird – Cross Bay (new single, SF folk) Laura Marling – Hope We Meet Again (UK folk rock, new, Song For Our Daughter) Michael Head and the Strands – And Luna (UK folk rock, The Magical World of the Strands) Sunstack Jones – Glass Boat (new single, UK psych pop from Paul Den Heyer and his band) the black watch – technology (Brilliant Failures, LA psych pop, new) The Suncharms – Monster Club (new, Sheffield indie rock) The Stroppies – Holes in Everything (Look Alive!, forthcoming, Melbourne jangle pop) The Mayfields – Bigger Than Jesus (Compact and Bijou, 2018 German compilation, indie pop) The Beths – Dying to Believe (Jump Rope Gazers, forthcoming in July, Auckland punk pop) Break 2 White Poppy – Hawk (Paradise Gardens, Canadian dream gaze from Crystal Dorval) Rosehip Teahouse – It’s the Wrong Time (Cardiff UK bedroom pop, new) Become the Sky – Raindown (Written in the Stars/Raindown single, Liverpool shoegaze) Wilsen – Centipede (I Go Missing in My Sleep, 2017, Brooklyn dream pop) Steve Kilbey and Martin Kennedy – Tomoko (Every Song From The Real World: The Complete Collection) The Vickers – Inside a Dream (Ghosts, new, Florence psych rock) The Altered Hours – TNT (Immediate Believer EP, new, Irish psych) Midpoint Union – Making Bounds (New Turn, new, Portuguese dream pop) Peel Dream Magazine – Escalator Ism (Agitprop Alterna, NYC psych pop) Break 3 Southwest Hotel – Dreaming (2018, UK dream pop) Juniper Bush – Hindsight (Healing Through a Sonic Figure, forthcoming, Winnipeg prairiegaze) SLOW CRUSH – Pale Skin (Reel single, new, Belgian dream pop) Rilev – Mar (new single, Mexico City dream pop) Outward – Something Fun (I Will Be Something, new, Kentucky shoegaze) Tilted – Can’t Say (Washed EP, Vancouver indie rock) Catherine Wheel – Balloon (Ferment, 2010 remaster) Break 4 Go Betweens – Love Goes On! (16 Lovers Lane, 1988) Hazel English – Off My Mind (Wake Up!, new, Champaign IL dream pop) Doug Tuttle – Darkness Under Blight (Boston psych folk, new) Drowsy – Thurifer (new single, LA dreamgaze)

He's the upland Perthshire farmer who once described himself as VEGAN (V-ery E-nthusiastically G-rowing A-nimals N-aturally). Martin Kennedy is also NFU Scotland's vice-president, and has built a name for himself through widely-shared Facebook posts that debunk farming myths and take a common-sense approach to promoting the industry. In this episode, Anna visits Martin on his farm to talk about the future of farming, positive ways forward on climate change, and a shared love of social media.

Steve continues the conversation with Pat Byrne and Martin Kennedy from BUA Irish Whiskey about branding and when you are your brand.  Not only are they the face of BUA, Pat is the face of his Byrne's Pub in Columbus, OH for the past 25 years.  We dive into how being your brand applies to how you handle yourself in business at all levels and elsewhere in life.  We have a lot of good takeaways from this conversation and hope you do too.  Sit down, pour a drink, light up, and join us in the garage. Thanks to our sponsors Tinder Box at Easton for the weekly featured cigar which is 15% OFF for the following week after the episode. Altadis USA for the weekly second cigar, Montecristo White Series, and continued support BS Cigar Company for the continued support

Steve sits down with Pat Byrne and Martin Kennedy of BUA Irish Whiskey this week to talk about and drink their brand new product!  The cigar of the week is the Vintage 1999 Connecticut from Rocky Patel which paired quite nicely with BUA.  We learn about the process of creating this whiskey along with the significance of everything BUA.  We enjoyed chatting, drinking, and smoking in the garage together and hope you enjoy the conversation.  Sit down, pour a drink, light up, and join us in the garage. Thanks to our sponsors Tinder Box at Easton for the weekly featured cigar which is 15% OFF for the following week after the episode. Altadis USA for the weekly second cigar, Montecristo White Series, and continued support BS Cigar Company for the continued support

Thursday's 2pm-3pm EST 11pm-12pm PDT 7pm-8pm BST bombshellradio.com stereoembersmagazine.com Stereo Embers Magazine #StereoEmbers, #podcast, #RadioShow, #AlexGreen, #Country , #NewMusic ,#Nowplaying, #BombshellRadio, #AllIndiaRadio"The Atmospheric Drinking Game"If you were to check out the reviews of All India Radio's discography you'd find that pretty much at one point or another every music journalist has described this Melbourne band's sound as being atmospheric. In fact, if you were to take a drink every time you ran into the word, you'd be drunk pretty fast. To be fair, All India Radio's sound IS atmospheric, but it's also so much more. The band's new long player Eternal is a textured blend of bewitching soundscapes that sound like music that comes from dreams you haven't even had yet. In this engaging interview with All India Radio's braintrust Martin Kennedy, Martin talks to Alex about transitioning from his indie pop outfit Pray TV into All India Radio, the endless rigors of the creative process and what goes into the mix to create the complex sonic layers of his band's sound. "You're after the secret sauce," he laughs. A discursive chat about life, music and art, Kennedy also talks to Alex about working with Steve Kilbey of the Church, dodging the PledgeMusic bullet and why he keeps chasing the elusive element of perfection.

"The Atmospheric Drinking Game" If you were to check out the reviews of All India Radio's discography you'd find that pretty much at one point or another every music journalist has described this Melbourne band's sound as being atmospheric. In fact, if you were to take a drink every time you ran into the word, you'd be drunk pretty fast. To be fair, All India Radio's sound IS atmospheric, but it's also so much more. The band's new long player Eternal is a textured blend of bewitching soundscapes that sound like music that comes from dreams you haven't even had yet. In this engaging interview with All India Radio's braintrust Martin Kennedy, Martin talks to Alex about transitioning from his indie pop outfit Pray TV into All India Radio, the endless rigors of the creative process and what goes into the mix to create the complex sonic layers of his band's sound. "You're after the secret sauce," he laughs. A discursive chat about life, music and art, Kennedy also talks to Alex about working with Steve Kilbey of the Church, dodging the PledgeMusic bullet and why he keeps chasing the elusive element of perfection.

On this episode, Third Of Never's Jon Dawson talks to Martin Kennedy of All India Radio and recording artist/Jam Records founder Jeremy Morris. The music featured during the Martin Kennedy segment is from the new All India Radio album, "The Eternal". During the second part of the show, music from Jeremy's albums "Dulcimer Dance", "The Gift", "New Day Rising" and The Lemon Clocks "Time To Fly" are featured.

Presented and produced by Seán Delaney Theme tune by David Vesey This week's programme is the last for the school year 2018-19. We look at topics relating to the end of the primary school year: school tours (in a continuation of my conversation with Caitriona Cosgrave and Martin Kennedy from last week's programme), summer courses for teachers (with my colleague, Dr. Gene Mehigan), and presents for teachers (again with Martin Kennedy and Caitriona Cosgrave). I wish all listeners to the podcast a great summer. I always love to get your feedback on it by e-mail (insideeducation@dublincityfm.ie) or through Twitter. Similarly suggestions for future topics or guests are always welcome.

Presented and produced by Seán Delaney Theme tune by David Vesey This week I follow up on last week's programme where I shared some of my own ideas about school tours by talking to two practitioners who have lots of experience of organising school tours and field trips - as teacher and as principal. Caitriona Cosgrave teaches second class in Scoil Áine Girls School in Raheny and Martin Kennedy is principal of Scoil Cholmcille in Skryne, Co. Meath. Among the topics discussed on the programme are: School Tour venues and activities Choosing a school-wide theme for school tours; variety and continuity in tours Bringing parents on a school tour with children Creating memories on school tours Learning on school tours Going abroad for primary school tours Preparing for school tours

This week I talk with COMPOSER Martin Kennedy about his 1 Track, TRIVIAL PURSUITS.

Martin Kennedy is today's guest on The Segilola Salami Show. Martin shares with us how he took on the task of reading the entire Bible in preparation for a documentary he was planning to film and how that led to him writing his book He Said It, I Didn't. I assure you, you need to Read more about Martin Kennedy: A look at the bible with smart-ass humour slathered in sarcasm[…] The post Martin Kennedy: A look at the bible with smart-ass humour slathered in sarcasm appeared first on Segilola Salami. Segilola Salami teaches a course on grief resolution https://www.segilolasalami.co.uk/membership-account/unresolved-grief-live-course/?utm_source=Segilola%20RSS%20feed&utm_medium=Online&utm_campaign=grief%20course

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Martin Kennedy of All India Radio (www.allindiaradio.com.au) discusses his new album SPACE with Third Of Never's Jon Dawson. More info on this episode - including song information - available at www.343Collective.com

We're all Irish on St. Pat's and this episode of Whisky Business will get you in the holiday spirit. Dino spends time with Martin Kennedy, Brand Ambassador for Tullamore Dew Irish Whiskey.

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Ben is back! This is my second episode with this legend and if you haven't listened to the first it's a real doozy on how to die with fantastic health and you can check it out here. For those who don't know Ben he's the boss of personalised health, happiness and BePure. And he really walks, eats, drinks the talk, having amazing infectious energy, health and purpose.  Recently Ben and his team opened a new clinic in Auckland which is the business literally and metaphorically. He's also been doing some wonderful research with his PHD in mental health through increases B vitamins and Zinc which I was really excited to talk about as well as all his latest scientific findings and philosophies on life. My focus with the podcast is to help create a happier and healthier world and this episode and the work of Ben and the Be Pure team certainly does that. Hope you dougit as always and check out BePure and their new clinic.  Think less, experience more,  :Doug Show notes: Dr Patterson Stark Autobiography of a Yogi by Paramhansa Yogananda Paul Chek  Jerome Sarris Dr Ian Shaw  Martin Kennedy

Ultima Thule celebrates 25 years of broadcasting ambient and atmospheric music from across the ages and around the world with a three-programme series of original, unreleased compositions created especially to mark our quarter century milestone by the artists whose music we know and love; featured in this second installment are works by Longing for Orpheus, Dan Pound, Erik Wollo, Ken Elkinson, Tim Story and Hans Joachim Roedelius, Matt Borghi and Michael Teager, Martin Kennedy, Phillip Wilkerson, Amir Baghiri, Craig Padilla and Ian Boddy.

Ultima Thule celebrates 25 years of broadcasting ambient and atmospheric music from across the ages and around the world with a three-programme series of original, unreleased compositions created especially to mark our quarter century milestone by the artists whose music we know and love; featured in this second installment are works by Longing for Orpheus, Dan Pound, Erik Wollo, Ken Elkinson, Tim Story and Hans Joachim Roedelius, Matt Borghi and Michael Teager, Martin Kennedy, Phillip Wilkerson, Amir Baghiri, Craig Padilla and Ian Boddy.

1. Pray TV - Untitled 17 2. Labradford - C 3. The Necks - Aether 4. Flying Saucer Attack - Oceans 5. Balmorhea - Baleen Morning 6. Robin Guthrie & Harold Budd - Inside, A Golden Echo 7. Klaus Shulze - Some Velvet Phasing 8. Grouse - Interval 9. Michael Brook - Ocean Motion 10. All India Radio - Stars 11. Sansyou - When We Become Ghosts 12. KLF - 3AM Somewhere Out Of Beaumont 13. Signal Hill - Down To Bed (All India Radio mix) All India Radio's Website All India Radio's bandcamp Like AIR on Facebook