Podcast appearances and mentions of matt dempsey

As the summer fades and the leaves start falling, nothing better but to sit and listen to the latest episode of the LITC podcast. Marc, Niels and Natee discuss a favourite from the early 90's: Donna Braginetz' brilliant Dinosaurium, the dream museum in book form. In a not dissimilar vein, Marc and Niels interview Matt Dempsey, whose musculoskeletal dinosaur reconstructions are a great help to palaeoartists everywhere. Lots of discussions about tyrannosaur legs, ornithiscian quadrupedality and Jurassic Park abound. What does Peak 90's look like? How can you tell a corn snake from a milk snake? Can a T. rex look too good? Will there ever be justice for Tenontosaurus? All this and more in episode 27.   Show Notes At Chasmosaurs.com

Matt Dempsey, former editor of the Irish Farmers Journal, and Chair of the DAFM Food Vision Tillage group, chats to Michael Hennessy on the latest Tillage Edge podcast about the interim recommendations from the Food Vision Tillage Group. Matt says there is an openness by the government to look at capital projects which could support the industry long term such as a storage/processing for proteins, and a processing facility for oilseed rape, etc.   Other areas in which the group will recommend some changes include the Tillage Incentive Scheme, land access, and access to plant protection products.  Also, don't forget Teagasc are holding a field event at Don Somers' farm, Oilgate, Co Wexford on Thursday September 14th at 10am.   Don is an innovative farmer who has a terrific story to tell about his farming practice and there is also a range of stands with experts from across Teagasc.   For more details: https://bitly.ws/TzBC For more episodes and information from the Tillage Edge podcast go to:https://www.teagasc.ie/crops/crops/the-tillage-edge-podcast/                                Produced on behalf of Teagasc by LastCastMedia.com

The NCAA Division III Men's and Women's Tournaments have arrived. 128 teams are ready to tip it up all still with a chance to win one of two national championships. On Thursday's Hoopsville, we profile some of the teams getting the opportunity to play in March. Some might be favorites, others underdogs. All NCAA Tournament participants. We get a preview of some of the great games ahead in the opening weekend of DIII's March Madness. Guests appearing on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline: - Marwan Elrakabawy, Schreiner men's coach - Scott Bittner, Stockton men's coach - Matt Dempsey, Merchant Marine women's coach - Mitch Oliver, Albertus Magnus men's coach - Judy Blinstrub and Megan Bauman, No. 13 Babson women's coach and senior guard Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and Sport Tours International and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio.

After traveling four hours a day trying to run a restaurant, award-winning chef and restaurateur Matt Dempsey started to burn out. With a yearning to be closer to family, a heritage-listed building in Port Fairy became available and he knew he could create something special closer to home. Six years later and he’s not only running two successful restaurants, but evidence that a tree change can offer as many spoils as the city for hospitality professionals.https://www.conlanswinestore.com.auFollow Deep In The Weeds on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/?hl=enFollow Huckhttps://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/LISTEN TO OUR OTHER PODCASTSDirty Linen with Dani Valenthttps://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/dirty-linen-a-food-podcast-with-dani-valent/id1518946986The Crackling with Anthony Huckstephttps://linktr.ee/thecrackling

The holidays look VERY different this year, so we really had to ask - is it even worth celebrating? Guests Kalen Allen and Matt Dempsey help us walk a very important line: getting into the holiday spirit while absolutely letting yourself be in your feelings about how different this year feels. Will there be trees and holly and a festive mood? Yes. Will there also be bursts of tears about broken traditions? Absolutely. But Alex Aiono, the Ellen Degeneres Show's Kalen Allen and psychotherapist Matt Dempsey are here to tell you it's absolutely okay - no matter how the holiday has you feeling. You'll also get the scoop on which Christmas movies are worth your time, which ones to skip, and whose opinions cause the type of Kalen reaction he's best known for. Enjoy and Happy Holidays! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Guys...is this a horror movie? Because I can't do horror movies! But too bad! Because it's Paul-Tober and Matt Dempsey, creator of The Stygian Chronicles podcast is here to persuade me that horror movies are actually pretty great. What a great start to Paul-Tober! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Serena as she has a fun chat with Matt Dempsey, an influencer and a multicultural counselor & psychotherapist who specializes in gay males. They discuss all sorts of topics from shame to prejudice to identity to gratitude- and have a lot of fun doing so! Website: breaking-taboo.org --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/breaking-taboo/support

Todd Masterson, known on Instagram as @gayfatfriend, shares how Instagays like Matt Dempsey feel about his account. Plus, Mike and Kyle get uncomfortably personal. In this episode: News- 2:33 || Main Topic (Fat)- 19:34 || Guest (Todd Masterson)- 1:13:09 || Gayest & Straightest- 1:31:01 On Monday's bonus segment, fat shaming. To access this segment, plus tons of bonus content, go to www.patreon.com/gayishpodcast.

Data editor Matt Dempsey won't speculate on opinions about data. He and his data colleagues are concerned only with the numbers — just the facts. Currently, the data shows that the number of new cases in Texas has gone up and the number of new cases in Harris County has been steady with no recent sharp spikes. Advising against complacency that could lead to new flareups one expert warns, “If you’re making a sauce, we’re simmering, not boiling.”  Read: Houston a bright spot amid spiking Texas COVID-19 numbers Connect with Matt Dempsey   Support the show: https://offers.houstonchronicle.com/?offerid=125&origin=newsroom&ipid=podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bikes Up Knives Down is the hashtag of a grassroots movement taking over London on two wheels. Its aim: to fight crime through bike riding. In the last four years, a group of kids from all backgrounds and neighbourhoods have been coming together creating a community where respect is gained by their skills on the bike and not their police record. They symbolically gather at BikeStormz, a biannual ride-out that that last month saw 4,000 young people pulling tricks on the streets of London with a clear message: Pick your bikes up, put your knives down. The wider movement, known as BikeLife, is earning support from local communities, councils and the police, and has inspired other cities, filmmakers and brands like Nike. We talk to Matt Dempsey, director of the new Knives Down, Bikes Up film for the Barbican, and to BikeStormz co-founder Jake100 about how the bike is getting kids together without fighting.

Matt Dempsey is the data editor at the Houston Chronicle. He worked on projects involving wildfires, state pensions, and the chemical industry. His passion for public records frequently leads to disclosure of data from all levels of government. His series Chemical Breakdown won the 2016 IRE Innovation award and the National Press Foundation's "Feddie" award. His work was a key part of the Chronicle's Pulitzer Prize finalist entry for Breaking News.

The holidays brought us many presents in Division III basketball. From upsets to impressive performances, many teams made an impression. As a result, there is plenty to recap as Hoopsville returns to the air after the holiday break. Join Dave as he talks to guests around the country and recaps an incredible few weeks - or tries to recap. From an assistant coach who made a life saving decision, a women's coach who has been fighting cancer without missing time with his team, to coaches around the country who have teams that have many wondering ... just how good are they? With the midseason return of Hoopsville comes with it some of the more structured aspects of the show. For starters, Thursday nights are dedicated primarily to the East, Mid-Atlantic, Great Lakes, and West Regions for guests. Tonight also sees the season debut of the "WBCA Center Court" which is a segment that allows viewers to learn more about coaches and what they are involved in outside of basketball. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. Guests include (in order of appearance): - Justin Smith, Dubuque women's assistant coach  - Brian Newhall, Occidental men's coach - Guy Rancourt, No. 6 Lycoming men's coach - Matt Dempsey, Merchant Marine women's coach (WBCA Center Court) - Jeff Hans, No. 8 Thomas More women's coach - Joe Burke, Skidmore men's coach

The Farmers Journal has obtained the terms and conditions of the Beef Data and Genomics Programme. News editor Pat O'Keeffe gets the details from editor Justin McCarthy and livestock specialist Darren Carty. Pat interviews Longford farmer Mike Magan, chairman of Animal Health Ireland, and Thomas Hubert talks to former Farmers Journal editor Matt Dempsey, who edited the 60th anniversary book "IFA: The Path to Power". Finally, Irish Country Living's Ciara Leahy asks colleague Roisín Healy about her visit to the Co. Wexford farm that has just launched its own home-grown blackcurrant cordial.

The Farmers Journal has obtained the terms and conditions of the Beef Data and Genomics Programme. News editor Pat O'Keeffe gets the details from editor Justin McCarthy and livestock specialist Darren Carty. Pat interviews Longford farmer Mike Magan, chairman of Animal Health Ireland, and Thomas Hubert talks to former Farmers Journal editor Matt Dempsey, who edited the 60th anniversary book "IFA: The Path to Power". Finally, Irish Country Living's Ciara Leahy asks colleague Roisín Healy about her visit to the Co. Wexford farm that has just launched its own home-grown blackcurrant cordial.

Kat B and Matt Dempsey have appeared in many Hackney Empire pantomimes. The two performers speak to Simon Sladen about the pantomime rehearsal process, their love for the Hackney Empire and their roles as Puss and Tom in this year's production of Puss in Boots. Having returned to the UK after filming Mister Maker Around the World for CBeebies, Phil Gallagher speaks to Simon Sladen about his pantomime career, his love of Kent and his role as Billy Trot in this year's Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.