Podcast appearances and mentions of michael curtin

From context comes an understanding of everything. Today's guest, well-known Central Ohio journalist, politician, and author Michael Curtin, seems to have understood that from his early days as a reporter to his time as a legislator. In our interview, Mike discusses his career, the future of journalism, the importance of compromise, and how we view […] The post Journalist, Legislator, and Author Michael Curtin appeared first on The Confluence Cast.

From context comes an understanding of everything. Today's guest, well-known Central Ohio journalist, politician, and author Michael Curtin, seems to have understood that from his early days as a reporter to his time as a legislator. In our interview, Mike discusses his career, the future of journalism, the importance of compromise, and how we view issues largely depends on the vantage point with which we view them. Our conversation provides an understanding that context is not just about seeing the bigger picture. It's about appreciating the stories, decisions, and efforts that create that picture. The post Journalist, Legislator, and Author Michael Curtin appeared first on The Confluence Cast.

Shared experience enhances our sense of space. Over the summer, I had the opportunity to attend the annual Franklinton Board of Trade Gala, held at COSI. That night's keynote speaker was the well-known Central Ohio journalist, legislator, and author Michael Curtin. His remarks that evening struck a chord with me, and I asked him to recite them again here for Confluence Cast listeners. Mike's speech touches on the impact Franklinton had on him, the local figures who ascended in their careers despite humble beginnings, and the role that Franklinton has had in molding the broader Columbus community. I hope this episode instills in listeners what it did for me: A greater sense of the city's rich history and our opportunity to find a place in that history. The post Franklinton's Past, Present and Future appeared first on The Confluence Cast.

Shared experience enhances our sense of space. Over the summer, I had the opportunity to attend the annual Franklinton Board of Trade Gala, held at COSI. That night's keynote speaker was the well-known Central Ohio journalist, legislator, and author Michael Curtin. His remarks that evening struck a chord with me, and I asked him to recite them again here for Confluence Cast listeners. Mike's speech touches on the impact Franklinton had on him, the local figures who ascended in their careers despite humble beginnings, and the role that Franklinton has had in molding the broader Columbus community. I hope this episode instills in listeners what it did for me: A greater sense of the city's rich history and our opportunity to find a place in that history. The post Franklinton's Past, Present and Future appeared first on The Confluence Cast.

In this week's episode, guest Michael Curtin discusses his article "Post Americana: Twenty-First Century Media Globalization" a wide-reaching examination of the political and social forces that shaped the United States' dominance in global media during the 20th century. Curtin argues that, after nearly a century of American hegemony, media industries are today growing more plastic and complicated, scaling their ambitions and operations in an increasingly dynamic environment filled with new technologies, shifting audiences, and emerging economies. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ag caint faoi fhéile scannánaíocht agus ceol a bheas ag an pobal LADT i Nua Eabhrach.

Michael Curtin the CEO of DC Central Kitchen joins the show to discuss how they are still able to serve their communities without their robust network of volunteers. They also are incredible need for financial support. Check out rolling updates on their social media handles to get involved. Twitter.com/DCCK

Should charities have the ultimate goal of putting themselves out of business? We broach this subject with many of our guests and as we sit down today with Michael Curtin of DC Central Kitchen, we get an unusual response. DC Central Kitchen does so much more than providing 11,000 meals a day to people and organizations around Washington, DC and it operates under the premise that any waste is bad -- whether food waste, the waste of human resources and unused minds, or empty underused kitchens. With an extensive training program that provides opportunities and possibillies to many disenfranchised people, including a large number of formerly incarcerated people, The Kitchen is helping end the cycle of poverty with a number of creative approaches. Tune in for some enligthtening and inspiring stories as we chat with Michael Curtin. 

Back with you to devote this 176 th episode to explain in detail all the interesting linguistic aspects that have come out in our conversation with Michael Curtin on his trips to Spain. This is his trips´ third delivery, that allows us travel with Dr Michael Curtin to Cordoba, Granada, Málaga and Valencia. You know that this conversation can be found in the previous episode, the 175th episode, entitled "Octobers in Spain III: Córdoba, Granada, Málaga and Valencia". De nuevo con vosotros para dedicar este episodio nº 176 a explicar en detalle todos los aspectos lingüísticos interesantes que han salido en la conversación con Michael Curtin sobre sus Viajes a España. Esta es la tercera entrega de sus viajes, y en ella podemos viajar con el Dr Michael Curtin a Córdoba, Granada, Málaga y Valencia. Ya sabéis que esta conversación la encontraréis en el episodio anterior, el número 175, titulado “Octubres en España III : Córdoba, Granada, Málaga y Valencia”.

In our 175th episode: "Octobers in Spain III: traveling to Córdoba, Málaga, Granada and Valencia", Dr. Michael Curtin, a Spanishpodcast´s close friend, and I, Mercedes, got a lively and interesting discussion of the third stage of his trips to Spain, this time touring Andalucia and Valencia. In the following episode, the 176th, we do the explanation of all new or outstanding aspects of the conversation, so that you can delve into them, memorize them and incorporate them into your communication in Spanish. En nuestro episodio número 175: “Octubres en España III : Viaje a Córdoba, Málaga, Granada y Valencia”, el Dr. Michael Curtin, un querido amigo de Spanishpodcast, y yo, Mercedes, mantenemos una animada e interesante conversación sobre la tercera etapa de sus viajes a España, esta vez recorriendo Andalucía y Valencia. En el siguiente episodio, el 176, llevamos a cabo la explicación didáctica de todos los aspectos nuevos o sobresalientes de la conversación, para que podáis profundizar en ellos, memorizarlos e incorporarlos a vuestra comunicación en español.

In our 166th episode, Dr. Michael Curtin and Mercedes are talking about Michael´s trips to Spain, visiting Madrid, Toledo and Segovia. En nuestro episodio nº 166, Michael Curtin y Mercedes charlan sobre los viajes de Michael a España. Esta vez es su segundo viaje, en el que visita Madrid, Toledo y Segovia.

In our 133rd episode (Get a mammogram) we talk about the importance of mammography in the early detection of breast cancer in women, the value of mammography as a reliable diagnostic test, the recommended age to begin screening and about other complementary imaging tests that may help to establish an accurate diagnosis in women with dense breast tissue or other problems. We have conducted this interview and conversation entirely in Spanish, so you will be able to follow all the dialogue in this language. En nuestro episodio número 133 (Hazte una mamografía) hablamos con Michael Curtin, radiólogo, sobre la importancia de la mamografía en la detección temprana del cáncer de mama en las mujeres, del valor de la mamografía como prueba diagnóstica fiable a partir de una cierta edad, así como de otras pruebas complementarias que pueden ayudar a establecer un diagnóstico fiable en caso de haber problemas o tejido denso en el seno de una mujer. Michael ha tenido la amabilidad de mantener esta conversación con nosotros enteramente en español, por lo que podréis seguir todo el diálogo en esta lengua.

Michael Curtin from Clare worked in London as a farrier - a trade dedicated to equine hoof care. Amongst the many horses that Michael shod were Queen Elizabeth II's - including her own horse, Burmese. A quirky Irish link to the Monarchy (Broadcast 1980)