Podcast appearances and mentions of Michael Manning

From the 1950s onwards, the foundations of investment consulting were laid, as pension funds and institutional investors sought professional guidance on asset allocation and portfolio management.  This was enhanced in the 1960s & 70s by the introduction of Modern Portfolio Theory by Harry Markowitz and the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) by William Sharpe.  Today, the investment consulting industry has become a vast cog in the investing machinery, increasingly extending its reach from institutional through to individual investors.  In this interview, Michael Manning, CEO of NEPC, with nearly $2 trillion under advice, sits at the epicenter of these developments.  We learn how the world of consulting has developed, the reasons behind its growth, how it has adapted, and its move into the individual market.   Michael then discusses the investment terrain. Is the US peaking relatively, and what might that mean? How to assess passive versus active? Is private equity due to disappoint? And how to assess the risk/returns of private debt, infrastructure and real estate.  The Money Maze Podcast is kindly sponsored by Schroders, IFM Investors, World Gold Council and LSEG.  Sign up to our Newsletter | Follow us on LinkedIn | Watch on YouTube 

Max Verstappen heeft in 2024 al veel belangrijke schakels binnen Red Bull Racing zien vertrekken en zag ook race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase een andere rol krijgen. Er is weer een nieuwe verandering bijgekomen, want vaste engineer Michael Manning wil een andere rol bij het team.

Maralyn Crellin introduces the last in the present series of 'Shiaght Laa' which focuses on the launch of the book of poetry by David Callin, 'From the Nab', which was the name of the farm on which he grew up. In addition to David's introduction, including his thanks to illustrator, Vicky Webb, and publisher, Culture Vannin, we hear some of his own work, but also from his guests for the evening, fellow poets James Franklin, Hazel Teare, Doona Williams, John Dog Callister, Stacey Astill, Michael Manning and Annie Kissack. 'From the Nab' is published by Culture Vannin at £10.We also hear about a fun and funny film, Teeval: Ben-phrinse ny Marrey / Teeval: Princess of the Ocean, newly available in both Manx and English on line, made by Dario Leonetti for Culture Vannin with the help of the Gaelic Broadcasting Committee. It was written by Bunscoill Ghaelgagh students Olivia and Nora, who tell the story of as we see them acting it out in costume including wonderful papier mache heads against a backdrop of Niarbyl. You can enjoy the short film (a little under 4 minutes) online at the Culture Vannin website, www.culturevannin.com

Dr. Michael Manning is both a Doctor and serial entrepreneur. Dr. Manning co owns several clinics including the Men's  Clinic in Madison, MS. He is also a land developer and owns the property where the Half Shell Oyster House is located in Madison. He also co owns the Mississippi Vein Institute and Mississippi Medical Ascetics. Dr. Manning grew up in Drew, MS.  Lunch today came from The Half Shell in Madison. 

Self-control is not about holding onto everything in our life, it's about freely living with purpose! Self-control is our last fruit. We want to walk in all of the fruits, but self-control is unique because it starts with us. It's so important to walk with the Holy Spirit in order to walk out a life of self-control. Proverbs 16:32 says "better a patient person than a warrior, one with self-control than one who takes a city." Proverbs 25:28 says, "like a city whose walls are broken through is a person who lacks self-control." Self-control is valuable and something men and women of maturity carry. When we don't have self-control, we allow the enemy to break through our walls into our hearts. We don't want your life to consist of this AND we don't want this for your kids! “Self-control is a gift God has given us to contain our selfish selves and build his Kingdom.” - Suz A lot of what we unpack in today's episode is how self-control is the fruit of a life inspired by God. Michael, our 5th child and oldest son, speaks about his 23 years of life and how he pursued men of God who inspired him to live a life full of purpose. Their leadership in his life taught him how to make Kingdom decisions and life with self-control. One of the goals of this series is to inspire our kids to live a life with the Holy Spirit. Self-control is one of the gifts from God to help our kids be their best! We get to come alongside our kids and equip them to live a life full of purpose. Self-control is not something we do on our own – it takes people and family! Things we cover in this podcast: We are invited to be intentional in life and self-control is a big element Self-control has been modeled by God and He values is What does self-control within Christianity really entail? Why is self-control valuable and how do we walk in it daily? How are self-control and accountability connected? What does self-control look like within our relationship with God? God is transforming us from one degree of glory to the next. A degree is SO SMALL and you don't see the change instantly. It happens gradually over time, but it is still beautiful. The vision of loving the journey is so important as we practice self-control in everyday life. “Self-control comes from vision. Vision takes intentionality.” - Don Want MORE resources? Join Basecamp Here! Click here to watch the Culture Course in Basecamp Other Resources!

The Élan Collective is a tenacious band of newly-minted theatre artists figuring out how to make art in a post-pandemic world, where the wobbly uncertainties of isolation and virtual distancing now have direct impact on their identities as artists in a live-performance medium. The collective lives to create theatre with momentum. Art that drives change and affects hearts and minds. Élan is the going, launch, setting in motion, or momentum. It's that moment when you finally DO launch yourself off the dock and into the cold lake. Jeannette Lambermont-Morey has directed for theatres across Canada and the United States, from the Stratford Festival (8 seasons), to the Virginia Stage Company (twice); including such theatres as The Citadel (Edmonton), The Great Canadian Theatre Company (Ottawa), Atlantic Theatre Festival (Nova Scotia), Manitoba Theatre Centre (Winnipeg), Festival Players (Prince Edward County), Theatre Aquarius (Hamilton), the Thousand Islands Playhouse (Gananoque), Talk is Free Theatre and Theatre by the Bay (Barrie), Theatre on the Ridge (Port Perry), the New World Theatre Project/Perchance Theatre (St. John's, NFLD), YES Theatre (Sudbury); and Toronto area theatres, Factory Theatre, Canadian Stage, Harbourfront Centre, The Guild Festival Theatre, and The Toronto International Fringe Festival, etc. She has worked extensively in college and university theatre programs as a director and instructor. Jeannette was Artistic Director of the New World Theatre Project in Newfoundland 2012/13 and served as Executive Director of the Shakespeare Globe Centre of Canada from 1999 to 2015. As a director/dramaturge, Jeannette has developed a number of works by up-and-coming Canadian and American writers in various stages of development -- most recently The Beloved by Wesley Colford, at the Highland Arts Theatre in Cape Breton. Jeannette is currently Artistic & Managing Director of Xchange Theatre Works in St. John's, NL. Michael Manning is a Toronto based actor, director, choreographer, and writer who is incredibly excited to debut his first play in the Toronto Fringe! He is currently studying Theatre Performance at the George Brown Theatre School located out of the Young Centre for the Performing Arts and will be returning in September for his third year. Prior to George Brown, Michael attended the University of Toronto and contributed to multiple award-winning student productions. Misha Sharivker is a Toronto-based actor and producer who is currently training at the renowned George Brown Theatre School. At any given moment, Misha can be found scrolling through an extremely niche TikTok feed or complaining that he's hungry. Instagram: @the.elan.collective Support Stageworthy Donate: tips.pinecast.com/jar/stageworthy

Today is Palm Sunday - the start of the week that the Christian church calls HOLY. It's a week that starts with rejoicing and celebrating, as Jesus rides into Jerusalem - just days later, those same crowds who greeted him so warmly, are shouting for his death - and this Holy Week ends with a sordid, agonising death by crucifixion. So is this the end - or is it maybe just the beginning? And what do these events say to our world, 2,000 years later? We explore - in words and music, and in contributions from the 8th Manx Bard, Michael Manning, and from author, broadcaster and retired Baptist Minister, Richard Littledale. And we visit a church that's at a crossroads - in more ways than one! We go to Sulby Methodist Church to talk with Louise Whitelegg, Derek Jones and Doris Kermeen - to find out which road they're taking! Plus there's notice board news too Items for the notice board can be emailed : judithley@manxradio.com

We hear from Island-based textile artist Helen Winter, find out more about a new community hub for arts and more in Ramsey Courthouse and Michael Manning brings us up to date with his Bardic duties

From the official opening of the Museum 100 exhibition, eighth Manx Bard, Michael Manning, gives his poem about the Manx Museum, and HE Lieutenant-Governor, Sir John Lorimer, gives an overview of his predecessors' involvement in promoting the Manx Museum, culminating in its opening in its current iconic building in Douglas on 2nd November 1922. Charlotte Jane Henry took us through the etching process in Shiaght Laa some time ago, using nitric acid and zinc sheets. Throughout November she has an exhibition at Studio 42 in Port St Mary, not only of etchings, but also of some of her paintings. Her 2023 Etchings calendar is also available. The exhibition also includes pieces by Shane Lucas. Yn Greinneyder, Ruth Keggin Gell, tells us of the Cooish Manx Language Festival, running through to Sunday 6th November.

Liverpool Women sank to a 0-2 defeat against Arsenal Women but they played reasonably well. Discussing the game with Neil Atkinson we have Philippa Smallwood, Andy Bell, Lizzi Doyle and Michael Manning. They get into Arsenal's quality, Ceri Holland's excellence and Liverpool's resilience

John Gibbons hosts as Liverpool Women win on their return to the WSL. Harriet Prior, Josh Sexton, Philippa Smallwood and Michael Manning offer their immediate post-match reaction..

What if your child acts like a punk? Our 5th child and first boy, Michael, said he "was a huge punk" growing up. Wanna know why? In this podcast, Michael shares his first memories of childhood, having 4 older sisters (aka his personal cheerleaders) and how he discovered Jesus + his calling to be a leader. Do you feel like your child is distancing themselves from you? Do you worry your kid will not grow up and discover Jesus' love for themselves? This podcast is for you. There is hope. God has a plan to connect you and your child. Listen and share with anyone you know who needs to hear this encouragement today! Crazy Cool Resources: CCF Podcasts CCF Social Media Join Basecamp- FOR FREE!

The Anfield Wrap's live review of the 2021-22 season for Liverpool FC women, in which they won the FA Women's Championship title. Neil Atkinson hosts Leanne Prescott, Philippa Smallwood and Michael Manning...

Session Title: Workforce Planning & Strategy: From HR Data to Continuous Innovation Speaker: Michael Manning of Rutherford Group Theme: Workforce Planning January 2022 State Street Global Advisors paper on diversity disclosures: https://www.ssga.com/library-content/pdfs/asset-stewardship/guidance-on-diversity-disclosures-practices.pdf Learn more about our digital events and the people data for good movement: www.pafow.net To ongoing learning, creativity, and compassion for the human experience!

Vuonna 1954 Limerickin kaupungissa Irlannissa 24-vuotias Michael Manning oli viettänyt alkoholin täyteisen päivän. Samana iltana 64-vuotias hoitaja Catherine Cooper oli tulossa viimeiseltä kotikäynniltään takaisin sairaalalle, kun hän matkallaan kohtasi humaltuneen Michaelin. Ota yhteyttä: rikosjaratkaisu@gmail.com Instagram: @rikosjaratkaisu Facebook ryhmä: Rikos ja Ratkaisu -podcast Musiikki: Kevin MacLeod-Bleeping Demo Lähteet: https://www.irishcentral.com/roots/history/last-execution-ireland https://www.meanwhileinireland.com/five-of-irelands-most-brutal-passion-crimes-ever/ https://www.irishpost.com/history/on-this-day-in-1954-michael-manning-becomes-last-man-ever-to-be-hanged-in-ireland-210098 https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/an-irishman-s-diary-1.749685 https://crimescribe.com/2021/05/14/michael-manning-last-to-hang-in-the-irish-republic/ https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/the-cabbie-his-lover-and-the-hangmans-noose-26122448.html https://mensreapod.com/2018/10/14/episode-26-catherine-cooper/

Increasing the number of meatless menu options has been a priority in a variety of onsite dining venues, from colleges, where vegetarian and vegan students often form a powerful interest group, to healthcare facilities where the reported health benefits of eating less animal protein are putting more focus on plant-based dining. Meanwhile, K-12 schools already have a mandate to serve a certain amount of fruits, vegetables and whole grains while limiting the meat portion if they participate in federal school meal reimbursement programs like the National School Lunch Program and National School Breakfast Program. That being said, few if any schools have made as binding a commitment to plant-based dining as Richfield High School in the Richfield Public Schools ISD in Minnesota, as Richfield High recently became the first high school in the country to sign the Forward Food pledge that commits it to increasing its plant-based options by specific amounts by certain target dates. In this FM One on One With podcast segment, Michael Manning, director of food & nutrition for Richfield Public Schools, talks about this commitment, why it was made and how he plans to implement it.

This Week, we are joined by Michael (5th kid and junior in college) to talk about the College Transition. He loves college and has discovered new passions, found his people, and is living out his God-given purpose. Parents, we say this all the time but you only get so much time with your kids under your roof. Do you have a high school junior or senior? How are you equipping them to make this upcoming transition to college? In this podcast, we share our heart regarding college transitions. We also share several practical ways to help your kids start college well. We encourage you to listen AND share this podcast with anyone who is preparing to send their kids to college! https://crazycoolfamily.com/ https://www.instagram.com/crazycoolfamily/

This Week, we are joined by Michael (5th kid and junior in college) to talk about the College Transition. He loves college and has discovered new passions, found his people, and is living out his God-given purpose.  Parents, we say this all the time but you only get so much time with your kids under your roof. Do you have a high school junior or senior? How are you equipping them to make this upcoming transition to college?  In this podcast, we share our heart regarding college transitions. We also share several practical ways to help your kids start college well. We encourage you to listen AND share this podcast with anyone who is preparing to send their kids to college! https://crazycoolfamily.com/ https://www.instagram.com/crazycoolfamily/

Carl Benjamin and Michael Manning discuss Marc Sidwell's The Long March

Scotty is back with yet another episode of Slasher Scotty and he has on the phone Days of our Lives cast member, Michael Manning, who plays Charlie Dale on the show. Michael discusses with Scotty on what the glasses being on and off symbolizes and confirms why he does that, how the rape scenes with Lindsay Arnold's Allie Horton affected him, his new movie coming out on February 5, 2021, the COVID protocols on set of Days, a funny story about his first day filming regarding the cast and smoothies, and much, much more. NOTE: Michael also confirms as of the filming of the episode, January 28, 2021, that he is still filming and contracted with Days of our Lives. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slasherscotty/support

Do your kids respond well to encouragement or criticism? We invited Michael, our 5th child and oldest son onto today's episode to share how encouragement has marked his life. He is a man of few words (unless you get him talking about Jesus, crypto, or books) but he has learned the value of encouragement. Listen as we unpack practical ways for parents and kids to connect through encouragement. Remember, your words have the power of life and death and we want to equip you to use your words to connect with your family. Crazy Cool Resources: CCF Podcasts CCF Social Media Join Basecamp- FOR FREE!

now with updated musicWe’re back with a whopper of an episode this time as we played through four entire games this month and have two hours of hot content for you. Do you like shooters? Do you like cars? Do you like running and jumping? That’s all the genres! There’s no other type of video game, so you better enjoy these ones!Send us questions about our game clubs, other games, or gaming in general! podcast@abnormalmapping.comIf you would like to support us please visit patreon.com/abnormalmapping for exclusive podcasts, writing, and even opportunities to be on an episode as a guest!Things Discussed: new consoles, Cyber Hook, Minecraft Dungeons, Wizardy, Halo 2, Destiny 2, OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast, PCGaming Wiki, Burnout Paradise, Dirt Rally, Mario Kart, Mega Man X, Mega Man, check out Jackson's old Mega Man videos and Em's current Death of the Outside LP on our youtube channel, Super Castlevania IV, Wheels of Aurelia, Glitchhikers, Disco Elysium, Telltale Games, itch games vs indie games vs games, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, San Francisco Rush, GoldenEye, Midtown Madness 3, Dark Haired Legolas, Bayonetta, Devil May Cry, a starter JRPG, car powers, project 10 dollarThis Month's Game Club:Wheels of AureliaOutrun 2006: Coast 2 CoastMega Man XNext Month's Game Club: Asura’s WrathMusic This EpisodeBlown Away by Kevin MacLeodBlow Me Away by Breaking Benjamin Splash Wave by Hiroshi Kawaguchi Storm Eagle by Setsuo Yamamoto, Makoto Tomozawa, et al Preferivo Stare Sola by Michael Manning and Nicolò Sala Chill Penguin by Setsuo Yamamoto, Makoto Tomozawa, et al Life Was A Bore by Donna Burke

Michael Manning has had one hell of a ride. A former prisoner in both the USA and China for cannabis, now a social equity license holder, is part of the Blue River cannabis family and runs his own distribution company based in Oakland, California. Michael joins RJ Falcioni for a great conversation on social equity programs, the California supply chain's realities, and more. Don't miss this!

This question and answer session is a valuable insight into where the latest thinking is as regards tackling the opioid crisis. How do we get to an understanding where the entire continuum of care is on the same page as regards pain relief? What's the level of adoption for opioid free anaesthesia? Can re-languaging pain or "re-writing the narrative" help, for example is it better to speak of 'comfort levels' as opposed to pain? What's the latest thinking as regards caffeine as an aid to comfort? Should we be worried about post operative delerium as regards ketamine use? What about gabapentinoids in the elderly? What about Midazolam? What should we send patients home with afterwards? Presented by Michael Manning, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor at Duke University Medical Center, Director of research for the Perioperative Medicine Fellowship at Duke.

This piece dives into the latest thinking behind opioid-free anaesthesia; how can we improve? Is the challenge of the opioid crisis being met head on by perioperative medicine? Is it realistic to expect to reach a point where opioids are removed from the equation entirely? Presented by Michael Manning, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor at Duke University Medical Center, Director of research for the Perioperative Medicine Fellowship at Duke. -- EBPOM 2020 - Live from London - is on! For those who have listened to Desiree's special announcement go now to: https://ebpom.org/EBPOM2020

Some practitioners habitually prescribe opioids, the consequences in America are now described as a national crisis. Essentially the focus here is "better opioid stewardship" and a "move away from the traditional fundamental principle of opioids first". Presented by Michael Manning, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor at Duke University Medical Center, Director of Research for the Perioperative Medicine Fellowship at Duke.

On this week's episode, we sit down with Michael Manning, the National Director of Operations at Destiny Rescue, an international Christian based, non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing children from human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Michael walks us through the decisions that have taken his career to where it is now, the process of realizing his gifting, and the challenges of effective storytelling on an extrememly sensitive topic. He then shares with us an anecdote from the front line of the fight against human trafficking, and explains opportunities for how listeners can take responsibility for their role in this important fight. Learn more about Destiny Rescue Follow us on Instagram and Facebook --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Featured on this edition of Pop-Up Submissions... "To Be Enlightened" - speculative fiction from Alan Steinberg; "The Lake at Standing Rock" - speculative (dystopian) from Rachel O'Sullivan ; "Ichabod" - literary fiction from Michael Manning; "Pecunia Blues" - a thriller from Des Kirby; "The Final Eliminator" - fiction from Kit Galer. Subscribe to Litopia's channel on YouTube and join us live in the Litopia chat room every Sunday at 5pm UK. Make Your Pop-Up Submission here! The winner of each show is immortalised here: https://litopia.com/winners. Watch Pop-Ups on YouTube Litopia is the net's oldest and best community for writers. For two decades, we've brought writers together from all over the globe. We serve each and every member's needs... social, business, professional and beyond. If you're serious about your writing, do join us.

Featured on this edition of Pop-Up Submissions... "To Be Enlightened" - speculative fiction from Alan Steinberg; "The Lake at Standing Rock" - speculative (dystopian) from Rachel O'Sullivan ; "Ichabod" - literary fiction from Michael Manning; "Pecunia Blues" - a thriller from Des Kirby; "The Final Eliminator" - fiction from Kit Galer. Subscribe to Litopia's channel on YouTube and join us live in the Litopia chat room every Sunday at 5pm UK. Make Your Pop-Up Submission here! The winner of each show is immortalised here: https://litopia.com/winners. Watch Pop-Ups on YouTube Litopia is the net's oldest and best community for writers. For two decades, we've brought writers together from all over the globe. We serve each and every member's needs... social, business, professional and beyond. If you're serious about your writing, do join us.

In this 155th episode I welcome Dr. Michael Manning to the show to discuss opioid-reduced and opioid-free anesthesia. We discuss the downsides of opioid usage and what we can do to reduce our use in our patients or even eliminate it completely. References: 1. Koepke EJ, Manning EL, Miller TE et al. The rising tide of opioid … Continue reading "Episode 155: Opioid-Free Anesthesia with Michael Manning"

This question and answer session is a valuable insight into where the latest thinking is as regards tackling the opioid crisis. How do we get to an understanding where the entire continuum of care is on the same page as regards pain relief? What's the level of adoption for opioid free anaesthesia? Can re-languaging pain or "re-writing the narrative" help, for example is it better to speak of 'comfort levels' as opposed to pain? What's the latest thinking as regards caffeine as an aid to comfort? Should we be worried about post operative delerium as regards ketamine use? What about gabapentinoids in the elderly? What about Midazolam? What should we send patients home with afterwards? Presented by Michael Manning, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor at Duke University Medical Center, Director of research for the Perioperative Medicine Fellowship at Duke.

Michael Manning is the Community Worker for local charity GRAIH (the Manx word for LOVE) which offers a home to the homeless. This week, Michael shares stories and thoughts - and a different look at Christmas - inspired by the people he meets round the kitchen table at the GRAIH drop-in,

Some practitioners habitually prescribe opioids, the consequences in America are now described as a national crisis. Essentially the focus here is "better opioid stewardship" and a "move away from the traditional fundamental principle of opioids first". Presented by Michael Manning, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor at Duke University Medical Center, Director of Research for the Perioperative Medicine Fellowship at Duke.

This piece dives into the latest thinking behind opioid-free anaesthesia; how can we improve? Is the challenge of the opioid crisis being met head on by perioperative medicine? Is it realistic to expect to reach a point where opioids are removed from the equation entirely? Presented by Michael Manning, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor at Duke University Medical Center, Director of research for the Perioperative Medicine Fellowship at Duke.

On todays podcast we chat with Michael Manning about utilizing B2C marketing tactics in the B2B marketplace. Be sure to follow Michael on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/misasongbird/

What does it look like for siblings to pursue each other? Listen to McKenzie and Michael Manning tell the story of their relationship and how she PURSUED him even in the face of daily rejection. This month we are talking about Siblings as Best Friends. At Crazy Cool Family, one of our core beliefs is that siblings can and should be best friends for life. We have fought to unite each sibling for their entire lives, and we have been rewarded with children who truly love each other, look out for each other, and want to spend time together. Crazy Cool Resources: CCF Podcasts CCF Social Media Join Basecamp- FOR FREE!

Listen to McKenzie and Michael Manning tell the story of their relationship and how she PURSUED him even in the face of daily rejection. This month we are talking about Siblings as Best Friends. At Crazy Cool Family, one of our core beliefs is that siblings can and should be best friends for life. The Mannings have fought to unite each sibling for their entire lives, and we have been rewarded with children who truly love each other, look out for each other, and want to spend time together.

How do we save our kids from the world? This week our oldest daughter, Mollie, and our oldest son, Michael, share about their upbringing and how parents are a pivotal part in navigating the world. Do your kids need help understanding the world? How are you, as a parent, supposed to help them without being controlling? Listen and find out ways you can save your kids from the world! Crazy Cool Resources: CCF Podcasts CCF Social Media Join Basecamp- FOR FREE!

Building a Great Childhood. We all want our kids to have an awesome experience growing up. We encourage parents to be intentional and present in their kids’ lives to create a childhood for them that’s full of laughter, excitement, and purpose.   How do we do it? What is life like for the seven Manning kids? We want to show you and allow you to get to know them! What better way to learn about their childhood than to hear it directly from the source! 

This week we’re going back to a favorite episode from 2015. During World War II, something happened that nobody ever talks about. This is a tale of mysterious balloons, cowboy sheriffs, and young children caught up in the winds of war. And silence, the terror of silence. Reporters Peter Lang-Stanton and Nick Farago tell us the story of a seemingly ridiculous, almost whimsical series of attacks on the US between November of 1944 and May of 1945. With the help of writer Ross Coen, geologist Elisa Bergslien, and professor Mike Sweeney, we uncover a national secret that led to tragedy in a sleepy logging town in south central Oregon.  Check out pictures of the ghostly balloons here.  Special thanks to Annie Patzke, Leda and Wayne Hunter, and Ilana Sol. Special thanks also for the use of their music to Jeff Taylor, David Wingo for the use of "Opening" and "Doghouse" - from the Take Shelter soundtrack, Justin Walter's "Mind Shapes" from his album Lullabies and Nightmares, and Michael Manning for the use of "Save".   Support Radiolab today at Radiolab.org/donate. 

How do Huck and Tom Sawyer differ and how are they similar? How does Huck change as a character while he bonds with Jim? How has having pap as a father affected Huck? In your opinion, what was the biggest change in Huck’s character?

In 1954, Nurse Catherine Cooper (64) lived and worked in Limerick city as a home sister, visiting the ill and infirm at their bedsides. She was originally from County Clare, but had spent much of her working life in London, until the outbreak of World War Two. On the night of November 19th, 1954, she decided to walk back to her hospital from her last home visit. On the Dublin Road, she was spotted by a 24 year old carman, Michael Manning, who had been drinking all day. He attacked her, and she was killed on the roadside. But was Manning legally responsible for her death? Our podcast Promo this week is from Nordic True Crime (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nordic-true-crime/id1357329217) , a pod that tells shocking stories from Europes frozen north. Go subscribe today, if you aren’t already! Find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/mensreapod/) or Twitter (https://twitter.com/MensReaPod) ! With thanks to our supporters on Patreon! If you would like to support the podcast, head on over to Patreon.com (https://www.patreon.com/MensReaPod) . Theme Music: Quinn’s Song: The Dance Begins by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Sources: Dermot Walsh, Beneath Cannock's Clock: The last hanged man in Ireland (Cork: Mercier Press, 2009) Purchase here (https://www.amazon.com/Beneath-Cannocks-Clock-Hanged-Ireland/dp/1856356272/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?keywords=Dermot+Walsh%2C+Beneath+Cannock%27s+Clock%3A+The+last+hanged+man+in+Ireland&qid=1559854474&s=digital-text&sr=8-1-fkmr0) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_John%27s_Castle_(Limerick)   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limerick  My own Legal Studies Notes!

In 2009, Michael Manning was working in Beijing for a state-owned news broadcaster by day, but he spent his nights selling bags of hashish. His position with CCTV was easy and brought him into contact with Chinese celebrities, while his other trade expanded his social circle and grew his bank account. His dual life came to an end on March 15 when a team of undercover officers knocked on his door as he was taking delivery of a package. That night, authorities hauled him to Beijing No. 1 Detention Center, where he spent more than half a year. In this episode of Sinica, Michael discusses how the police nabbed him, the conditions of his incarceration, his daily routines during imprisonment, his cellmates and his surprisingly positive feelings about China after he got out. You can read a diary that Michael — who now works for a legal marijuana dispensary in California — wrote in secret during his detention here: A Beijing jail diary. For more on being incarcerated in China, see our backgrounder: Doing time in Chinese jails and prisons. Recommendations: Jeremy: The linguistics and language blog, Language Log, specifically the explainer on Xi Jinping’s language gaffe at the G20 summit in Hangzhou. Michael: The film Keanu; CCTV America. Kaiser: Eve of a Hundred Midnights: The Star-Crossed Love Story of Two WWII Correspondents and Their Epic Escape Across the Pacific, by Bill Lascher. Related links: Jingu Bang (Michael's Chinese name). A Qiu 阿丘 aka Qiu Menghuang 邱孟煌 (Chinese TV personality pictured above).

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Not many people survive a thirty year addiction filled life unless it is followed by a nine year celebration of recovery. Today’s guest, Michael Manning, is one of those special people. Not only has he been celebrating his nine year recovery he has utilized his experience and his journey to teach, coach, and counsel those who are in their own addiction battle.   Like many of our addiction conversation podcasts, Michael brings his personal brand of honesty, passion, perspective, and truth our interaction. Please join the conversation as Michael shares his views and experiences with drug courts, parents of addicted children, societal stigmas, and rehab facilities.  There's a little something in here for all of us. Enjoy!

Chris Cuzme and Mary Izett are back from the National Homebrewers Conference, and they’re talking mead and coolships on this week’s episode of Fuhmentaboudit! Greg Heller-LaBelle and Michael Manning call in to talk about their cocktail-inspired meads and their startup meadery, The Colony Meadery. Find out about The Colony Meadery’s flagship meads, and how you can contribute to their cause! Brian Hall stops by to talk about his coolship and wild yeast fermentation. Find out how Brian barrel-ages at home, and how some of his beers age in carboys for years! Tune into this episode to hear how Brian deals with evaporation in barrels, and how he plants yeast in his barrels. Thanks to our sponsor, Hearst Ranch. “When you’re done with the normal steps of brewing beer, you transfer your wort into a coolship… it cools down for twelve to fourteen hours, and wild yeast enters the wort… instead of choosing your yeast, you get whatever is in the air.” [12:45] — Brian Hall on Fuhmentaboudit!