Podcast appearances and mentions of Michael Nolan

History made. Debate ignited. Emmet Kennedy is joined by Adam Mills, George Gorman, and Joe from the Ginger Joe Sports Show to review an extraordinary 2025 Grand National — where Willie Mullins became the first trainer ever to saddle the 1-2-3 in the world's most iconic steeplechase.

Our regular reporter Diarmuid McIntyre lives near the Ballyhoura Mountains in Limerick. He bumped into John Hughes and Michael Nolan of Activo, working on behalf of the ESB, getting power back to some of his neighbours under very difficult conditions.

Ninjas from the 100 Meter Course. Elite athletes from the Sprint course. Old friends, new friends, this episode has it all at the first ever Spartan Hvar Croatia Championships! Use code 2024-ORM for all Tough Mudder and Spartan Races for 20 percent off. Follow The Guests: Glenn Albright, Addy Herman, Stijn Lagrand, Frank Oosterom, Jesse De Heer, Richard Hynek, Lisa Norndorf and Doug Snyder, Leon Kofoed, Signy Karoline, Michael Nolan, Ian Ross, and Reece Statham - Quilty. Support Us On Patreon for LOTS MORE behind the scenes. You can listen to the podcast here or the link below. All other Obstacle Racing Media Links. Intro  Music – Paul B. Outro Music – Brian Revels

In 2009 the United Nations Climate Change Conference, better known as COP15, was held in Copenhagen with public interest swelling behind the climate debate. In this episode of Engineering Reimagined, Michael Nolan speaks with Nicolas Buchoud, about the intention of COP15 and its impact on subsequent global decisions, the growing importance of resilient infrastructure and sustainable finance, and how major global events like the Olympic Games can reshape infrastructure for a host city.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hometown Radio 08/20/24 6p: Michael Nolan discusses Nancy Pelosis coup against Biden

Hometown Radio 08/15/2024 4p: Michael Nolan discusses Nancy Pelosi's coup against Biden

 There has been a significant increase in player ejections for boys soccer and football games this year, according to the Oregon School Activities Association. An ejection is when a coach calls out a player for having unsportsmanlike behavior that can range from threats to physical violence. This year, Oregon’s boys soccer teams have accumulated 198 ejections -- a nearly 45% increase from last year. Peter Weber is the executive director of the Oregon School Activities Association. Michael Nolan is the athletic director of Ida B. Wells High School. They both join us now to discuss what's driving these increases and what's being done to address them.

Karen and Robby welcome Irish Advanced Eventer, Michael Nolan. Michael shares his story of growing up in Ireland not wanting to ride horses. He ended up joining Pony Club, showing ponies in the jumpers and then riding steeplechase race horses. Later, he met Robin Walker and came to the US where he eventually met his wife McKena. Michael and McKena started Nolan Sporthorses where they take in young horses for training and give lessons. Michael also gave his predicted Kentucky 5* winner prediction - was he correct? Listen to find out!To follow Michael's journey:https://www.nolansporthorses.com/https://www.instagram.com/nolansporthorses/https://www.youtube.com/@nolansporthorses4414Please support our sponsors:https://cowboymagic.com/https://manentailequine.com/https://exhibitorlabs.com/https://www.triplecrownfeed.com/Save 10% off your Redingote purchase, use "MLE10" at checkout!https://landing.redingoteequestrian.com/mlePatricia Scott Insurance (484)319-8923Sign up for our mailing list!https://mailchi.mp/b232b86de7e5/majorleagueeventingllc?fbclid=IwAR2Wp0jijRKGwGU3TtPRN7wMo-UAWBwrUy2nYz3gQXXJRmSJVLIzswvtClECheckout the Major League Eventing store!https://www.majorleagueeventing.com/shop

Événements Séminaire Innovacs du 11 mars à GrenobleReplay. Inauguration Quandela chez OVHcloud à Croix le 18 marsIl s'agissait de l'inauguration officielle de l'installation de l'ordinateur quantique de Quandela dans un datacenter chez OVHcloud.Voir Certified randomness in tight space by Andreas Fyrillas, Boris Bourdoncle, Aristide Lemaître, Isabelle Sagnes, Niccolo Somaschi, Nadia Belabas, Shane Mansfield et al, Quandela, C2N and University of Bristol, January 2023 (23 pages). Quantum Enabling Technologies Workshop à Télécom Paris le 21 marsslides Décode quantum Jay GambettaNous avons publié le podcast enregistré à Yorktown Heights avec Jay Gambetta, le VP d'IBM en charge du quantique. L'audio et le transcript sont disponibles. A venir : 5 avril : conférence sur les atomes neutres au Collège de France le 5 avril https://pro.college-de-france.fr/jean.dalibard/CdF/2024/colloque.pdf 14 avril : Journée internationale du quantique le 14 avril. 30 avril : après-midi organisée par PCQT, l'écosystème quantique de Paris, à Jussieu.Inscriptions.21 mai : France Quantum, à Station F. Inscriptions ouvertes. Actualités en France Pasqal annonçait sa nouvelle roadmap qui intègre notamment pour la première fois officiellement le modèle « gate based ». Voir PASQAL Announces New Roadmap Focused on Business Utility And Scaling Beyond 1,000 Qubits Towards Fault Tolerance Era by Matt Swayne, The Quantum Insider, March 2024. Voici la vidéo de l'annonce. Alice&BobIls annonçaient un partenariat avec Nvidia. Alice & Bob to Integrate Cat Qubits in Datacenters, Accelerated by NVIDIA Technology, March 2024. La startup annonçait aussi la validation du projet « Usine à chats » par le Premier Ministre avec 14.5M€ d'aide de Bpifrance dans le cadre d'un projet i-Démo. ViqthorLa startup spécialisée dans la connectique et le contrôle de qubits annonçait une levée de fonds en seed  Annonce d'un avantage quantique par D-WaveComputational supremacy in quantum simulation by Andrew D. King et al, D-Wave, arXiv, March 2024 (55 pages). 6100 atomes froids contrôlés chez CaltechA tweezer array with 6100 highly coherent atomic qubits by Hannah J. Manetsch, Gyohei Nomura, Elie Bataille, Kon H. Leung, Xudong Lv, and Manuel Endres, Caltech, arXiv, March 2024 (21 pages). IBMIBM annonçait la fin prochaine mi-mai 2024 de de l'accès à leur émulateur en ligne Qiskit.Annonce de la Commission EuropéenneL'Union Européenne lançait le « pacte quantique » qui vise à garantir la compétitivité de l'Europe dans le domaine. Nvidia faisait pas mal d'annonces en mars autour des émulateurs quantiques lors de leur conférence GTC aux USA. https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-launches-cloud-quantum-computer-simulation-microservicesNVIDIA Amplifies Quantum Computing Ecosystem with New CUDA-Q Integrations and Partnerships at GTC, HPCwire, March 2024.NVIDIA Launches Cloud Quantum-Computer Simulation Microservices, HPCwire, March 2024.NVIDIA Powers Japan's ABCI-Q Supercomputer for Quantum Research, HPCwire, March 2024. Ils y lançaient aussi leur nouveau GPU de compétition, le Blackwell 200 ou B200. 208 milliards de transistors en 4 nm, étalés sur 2 puces.Nvidia Unveils Blackwell, Its Next GPU by Samuel K. Moore, IEEE Spectrum, March 2024. CerebrasIls annonçaient de leur côté un processeur avec 4 trillions de transistors, le CS-3, qui succède au CS-2 qui faisait 2.6 trillions de transistors. Il est adapté aux grands LLMs. QuokkaCette startup australienne lançait un émulateur supportant 30 qubits sous forme d'un « appliance » avec un processeur quadcore de smartphone et 4 Go de RAM.C'est un projet lancé sur Kickstarter. A BullshitHere Are 6 Actual Uses for Near-Term Quantum Computers by Michael Nolan, IEEE Spectrum, March 2024.  

Building on its research and recommendations in Opportunities for Rural Ontario in a Post-Covid World, the ROMA Board of Directors undertook extensive research into to the barriers to accessing health services. ROMA's Closer to Home brings insight into the issues, discusses innovations solutions, and provides recommendation for a healthier and sustainable rural Ontario. To discuss these issues, we welcome: Robin Jones, chair of ROMA; Michael Nolan, chief emergency services, Country of Renfrew; and Dr. David Savage, Northern Ontario School of Medicine. Donate to TVO: http://tvo.org/giveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There was no room for error as Rath National School and Scoil Bhride Clonaslee met in the Wildcard Round of the LaoisToday Schools QuizCast.  Clonaslee had reached this stage after defeating Newtown in Round 1 but losing to The Heath in Round 2.  While Rath NS had lost to Timahoe NS in Round 1 but beaten Holy Family in Round 2.  Rath NS were represented for a third time by Michael Behan, Aoife Murphy and Michael Nolan.  While back for Clonaslee again were Will Murray, Oran McEvoy and Donnachadh Owens. This one was close early on and keep an eye out for the final list where both teams go a considerable way towards completing it.

Rath National School and Holy Family were involved in a dramatic encounter as Round 2 of the LaoisToday Schools QuizCast got underway.  This was a winner takes all clash with the loser out for this year and the victor into Round 3.  And with everything on the line, the sides produced a stunning battle that had, after another stewards inquiry, to be decided by a tiebreak.  Rath were once again represented by Michael Behan, Aoife Murphy and Michael Nolan while Holy Family shuffled their pack.  In came Carrie Gorman, Alex Korovesi and Dylan Lawlor who performed brilliantly.  We initially thought that Holy Family had won but then realised that we had incorrectly marked an answer that Rath gave as wrong.  We thought Dungarvan was the county town of Waterford but it turns out - surprise, surprise - the children know more than us! Prior to the merger of Waterford County Council with Waterford City Council in 2014, Dungarvan WAS the county town and administrative centre of County Waterford - but that is now Waterford City which Rath NS said.  A tiebreaker was quickly arranged and Rath came through.

There was huge drama as Scoil Mhuire Fatima Timahoe and Rath National School clashed in Round 1 of the LaoisToday Schools Quiz Cast. Ruairi Bowe, Daisy Ramsbottom and Lucy Scully were on duty for Timahoe while Michael Behan, Aoife Murphy and Michael Nolan competed for Rath.  There was serious drama in this one as a mistake on our end meant that Timahoe were incorrectly awarded the win in the first recording of the contest.  But like Laois when Mick Turley kicked the point that never was against Carlow, Timahoe graciously offered Rath a replay.  In the end, it came down to who could remember the 16 teams who competed in the 2023 Laois senior football championship the best.  Timahoe did advance at the second time of asking but Rath are still alive and will be a tough battle for anyone in the Qualifier section.  Timahoe now go through to Round 2 where one more win will book their place in our Grand Final in the Dunamaise Arts Centre on Friday, March 1. All episodes of the LaoisToday QuizCast are available to download and listen to in Podcast format.

Managing heat is becoming a major climate challenge across the globe. The relatively new role of Chief Heat Officer has therefore never been more important and is gaining traction in many cities. In this episode of Engineering Reimagined, City of Melbourne Chief Heat officers Krista Milne and Tiffany Crawford talk with Aurecon's Michael Nolan about how they're working towards keeping the city cool and protecting people, places and the planet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hometown Radio 08/09/23 6p: Michael Nolan talks about efforts to keep AM radios in new cars

Hometown Radio 07/31/23 3p: Michael Nolan discusses Congressional attempts to support AM radio

Today, you'll learn about a high tech brain-spine interference that could revolutionize spinal injury treatments, why you might want to let your child nap as long as they want, and the ancient secrets of the smooch. Find episode transcripts here: https://curiosity-daily-4e53644e.simplecast.com/episodes/post-paralysis-walking-important-naps-history-of-kissingPost-Paralysis Walking “Walking Naturally After Spinal Cord Injury/Paralysis Using a Brain-Spine Interface.” by Henri Lorach, et al. 2023.https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06094-5“This Brain-Spine Interface Sidesteps Spinal Cord Injuries.” by Michael Nolan. 2023.https://spectrum.ieee.org/brain-spine-interfaceImportant Naps   “Study Highlights the Importance of Napping For Memory Consolidation in Early Childhood.” by Eric W. Dolan. 2023.https://www.psypost.org/2023/05/study-highlights-the-importance-of-napping-for-memory-consolidation-in-early-childhood-163785History of Kissing “The Ancient History of Kissing.” by Troels Pank Arbøll & Sophie Lund Rasmussen. 2023.https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adf0512?adobe_mc=MCMID%3D71526409875569128722259358006205072405%7CMCORGID%3D242B6472541199F70A4C98A6%2540AdobeOrg%7CTS%3D1684744647&“The First Kiss in Recorded History Dates BAck Nearly 5,000 Years.” by Stephanie Pappas. 2023.https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-first-kiss-in-recorded-history-dates-back-nearly-5-000-years/Follow Curiosity Daily on your favorite podcast app to get smarter with Calli and Nate — for free! Still curious? Get exclusive science shows, nature documentaries, and more real-life entertainment on discovery+! Go to https://discoveryplus.com/curiosity to start your 7-day free trial. discovery+ is currently only available for US subscribers.

Michael Nolan is a paramedic chief and the architect of the Renfrew County Virtual Triage Assessment Centre - also known as V-TAC. Dr. Jonathan Fitzsimon is the medical lead for V-TAC and Renfrew County Integrated Virtual Care.

Guest Ruth Cheesley | Mike Nolan Panelist Richard Littauer Show Notes Hello and welcome to Sustain! The podcast where we talk about sustaining open source for the long haul. Richard is at the State of Open Con 2023 UK in London, and he's excited to have his first ever in-person podcast. Today, he has two guests joining him that have previously been on this podcast. His first guest is Ruth Cheesley, who's the Project Lead at Mautic. Ruth tells us about Mautic and what her job entails. Also, since she attended FOSDEM '23 right before this, we'll find out a little more about that event, as well as what she's looking forward to at State of Open Con 2023. Richard's next guest is Mike Nolan, who's a Software Engineer and open source Community Strategy Consultant helping run Open@RIT as the Associate Director, and he's the Director and Founding Member of the Federation of Humanitarian Technologists. Mike tells us why he's at State of Open Con representing RIT and what he'll be speaking about at his session, and we'll find out what separates an OSPO at a university from an OSPO in the industry. Download this episode to hear more! [00:01:19] Ruth tells us about her role at Mautic and what her recurring tasks are throughout the week. [00:05:24] We learn how Ruth sets up the community engagement in the Mautic Slack and how she uses Common Room. [00:08:05] Find out Ruth's journey of getting to where she is today. [00:09:56] In case you missed FOSDEM ‘23, Ruth fills us in on how fantastic it was this year because she was there. [00:11:56] What is Ruth looking forward to at State of Open? [00:14:56] Find out where you can follow Ruth online. [00:16:12] Mike Nolan joins Richard and we find out why he's at State of Open, and why Rochester Institute of Technology needs to be represented at this conference. [00:18:52] Mike explains what separates an OSPO at a university from an OSPO in the industry. [00:24:10] What does Mike do to help Steve Jacobs make everything happens at RIT? [00:27:27] Mike details how they utilize the students at RIT, not just as an effort of instruction, but as an effort of moving forward with his own OSPO roles. [00:30:18] Mike submitted a proposal for a session at State of Open called, “Entering the OSPO Winter,” and he tells us what he means by winter and what the session is going to be about. [00:32:30] Find out where you can follow Mike online, and he tells us about a great place in England to visit for wild camping. Spotlight [00:13:12] Richard's spotlight is the eBird reviewers for London. [00:13:53] Ruth's spotlight is the HappyCow App-The #1 Vegan App. Links SustainOSS (https://sustainoss.org/) SustainOSS Twitter (https://twitter.com/SustainOSS?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) SustainOSS Discourse (https://discourse.sustainoss.org/) podcast@sustainoss.org (mailto:podcast@sustainoss.org) Richard Littauer Twitter (https://twitter.com/richlitt?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) Ruth Cheesley Twitter (https://twitter.com/RCheesley) Ruth Cheesley Mastodon (https://mastodon.online/@rcheesley) Ruth Cheesley GitHub (https://github.com/RCheesley) Sustain Podcast-Episode 138: Ruth Cheesley, the Mautic Project Lead at Acquia, on Building and Growing Open Source Communities (https://podcast.sustainoss.org/guests/cheesley) Mautic (https://www.mautic.org/) Common Room (https://www.commonroom.io/) Monica (https://github.com/monicahq/monica) eBird-London (https://ebird.org/region/GB-ENG-LND) HappyCow (https://www.happycow.net/mobile) Mike Nolan Twitter (https://twitter.com/__nolski__) Mike Nolan Website (https://nolski.rocks/) Mike Nolan GitHub (https://github.com/nolski) mpnopen@rit.edu-Mike Nolan email (mailto:mpnopen@rit.edu) Sustain Podcast-Episode 69: Humanitarian Open Source with Michael Nolan (https://podcast.sustainoss.org/guests/michael-nolan) Dartmoor National Park (https://www.google.com/search?q=dartmoor%20england%20wild%20camping&oq=dartmoor+england+wild+camping&aqs=chrome..69i57j33i160l2j33i22i29i30i625l7.8234j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&tbs=lf:1,lf_ui:1&tbm=lcl&sxsrf=AJOqlzXQY_KeqMnq0k9MlCtZPmqb9GMi0g:1676671917123&rflfq=1&num=10&rldimm=13183183063051045825&lqi=Ch1kYXJ0bW9vciBlbmdsYW5kIHdpbGQgY2FtcGluZ0iTxQRaJxACEAMYABgBIh1kYXJ0bW9vciBlbmdsYW5kIHdpbGQgY2FtcGluZ5IBDW5hdGlvbmFsX3BhcmuaASNDaFpEU1VoTk1HOW5TMFZKUTBGblNVTkRjVTU2WWt4M0VBRaoBNRABGh8QASIbbm5rdUNPqlWxOubPtmKe3EQCpu4DXWitjGApKhAiDHdpbGQgY2FtcGluZygA4AEA&phdesc=dzrVtlVe9_A&ved=2ahUKEwjImZnQyZ39AhVRmmoFHW-ZBcQQvS56BAgeEAE&sa=X&rlst=f#rlfi=hd:;si:13183183063051045825,l,Ch1kYXJ0bW9vciBlbmdsYW5kIHdpbGQgY2FtcGluZ0iTxQRaJxACEAMYABgBIh1kYXJ0bW9vciBlbmdsYW5kIHdpbGQgY2FtcGluZ5IBDW5hdGlvbmFsX3BhcmuaASNDaFpEU1VoTk1HOW5TMFZKUTBGblNVTkRjVTU2WWt4M0VBRaoBNRABGh8QASIbbm5rdUNPqlWxOubPtmKe3EQCpu4DXWitjGApKhAiDHdpbGQgY2FtcGluZygA4AEA,y,dzrVtlVe9_A;mv:[[50.8219646,-3.6313709999999997],[50.311177400000005,-4.1199287]];tbs:lrf:!1m4!1u3!2m2!3m1!1e1!1m4!1u2!2m2!2m1!1e1!2m1!1e2!2m1!1e3!3sIAE,lf:1,lf_ui:1) Credits Produced by Richard Littauer (https://www.burntfen.com/) Edited by Paul M. Bahr at Peachtree Sound (https://www.peachtreesound.com/) Show notes by DeAnn Bahr Peachtree Sound (https://www.peachtreesound.com/) Special Guests: Michael Nolan and Ruth Cheesley.

Semiconductor devices are everywhere, with almost 80% of the Irish population having a smartphone - not to mention any number of other computer devices. And not only is their presence in modern life ubiquitous, but the way in which these devices are produced is also astonishing - being created through a painstaking process requiring single atoms to be removed one by one. Joining Jonathan to discuss the challenges and solutions involved in making semiconductors is Michael Nolan, Principal Scientist at Tyndall National Institute, where he leads the Materials Modelling for Devices activity in the MNS Centre.

Hometown Radio 10/04/22 5p: Michael Nolan looks at the growing battle between Gov. Newsom and Big Oil

Recently, Maurice O'Keeffe took a cycling trip along the coast roads of Clare and Galway. The first stop was to meet up with sisters-in-law Kitty and Margaret McNamara, married to McNamara brothers. who at one time lived on Scattery Island, and Michael Nolan who was involved in purchasing back the island in the 1980s.The, onwards to Doolin to meet Micheal Shannon who is farming on the Burren and who knew the Aran Islanders who came ashore. Also included is a recording from the Irish Life and Lore archive compiled with Thomas Kennelly from Innis Oirr.Finally, to Kinvara where Richard Burke brought Maurice across to Island Eddy. He knew the islanders and spoke passionately of his memories of them. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Tuesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Michael Nolan who is an active member of Kilkee's Civic Trust. Michael is also a well known solicitor. He recently gave an interesting talk called Kilkee's Skripal. This is an intriguing spy story, which was based on a man known as Seán Bourke. Seán hailed from Limerick and ultimately ended up living in Kilkee. Michael joined us to fill us in on this incredible story.

Hometown Radio with Dave Congalton Show" airs weekday afternoons from 3p to 7p. Join the conversation as Dave discusses important issues facing the community and chats with a mixture of local officials and interesting people.

Hometown Radio 07/08/22 5p: Michael Nolan shares California history

In Episode 13, Tyler chats with Michael Nolan from the Tyndall National Institute in Ireland. Michael specializes in molecular and atomistic modeling, using his expertise to help predict, understand, and screen ALD precursors and chemistries. Mike and Tyler talk about all things modeling, including basics for modeling ALD reactions, limitations of current modeling efforts, and how theorists and experimentalists can powerfully work together. Enjoy!    In this episode:  00:00 Intro  01:48 Michael's Background & Tyndall National Institute   11:03 Modeling Basics   26:09 Modeling Limitations  31:09 Intersection of Experimentation and Modeling   38:27 Future of ALD Modeling   47:52 Electron Explosions?   52:27 Wrap up & Outro     Follow Mike on Twitter @Mick_geek  Follow Tyler on Twitter @TyMytheALDGuy 

Is it possible to calm the feelings that drive addiction by activating your own parasympathetic nervous system?  Can disciplines of body awareness amplify the effectiveness of other modes of recovery, such as 12-step work?  These two veterans of addiction treatment explain their pioneering practice focused on emotional sobriety.  For more information, check out embodiedrecovery.co.

Altea Active's Co-Founder, Michael Nolan's Fitness Wellness Journey and Altea's Startup stories. FitWell.TO Website FitWell.TO Instagram

Michael E. Nolan was born in Royal Oak, Michigan, but grew up in Columbus, Ohio. He is the son of an Irish-American sailor who married a beautiful Puerto Rican from a good family. His dad would spend a few decades, after leaving the Navy and having a stint at the University of Michigan, engaged in various creative entrepreneurial endeavours until he eventually became a farrier, invented the Nolan Hoof Plate, and enjoyed some modest success towards the end of his days. The entrepreneurial roller coaster of his father's life, however, was offset by Michael's mother who provided the family with some stability through her own employment at the Ohio State University and the support of her family back in Puerto Rico.Once he turned eighteen, Michael joined the military as an infantryman and eventually served in the Marine Corps, Marine Corps Reserves, and the Army National Guard between the years 1990 to 2016. During his military service, he participated in Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm, Operation Provide Promise/Deny Flight, and United Nations Operation Somalia with 1st Battalion, 8th Marines. With the 3rd Battalion, 25th Marines he participated in Joint Task Force Six along the U.S.-Mexican border. He also did two tours in Iraq, first with the 1452nd Transportation Company in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom 04-05, and then with the 3rd Battalion, 116th Infantry Brigade Combat Team in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom 07-08. His military decorations include the Legion of Merit, Bronze Star Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Army Achievement Medal (3 awards), Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal (7 awards), and the Combat Infantryman's Badge among others.During this time, Michael graduated magna cum laude in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Franklin University. He also holds a Master of Business Administration degree (2006) from the University of Phoenix as well as a Master of Science degree in National Resource Strategy (2013) from The Eisenhower School at National Defense University where Michael was an Afghanistan/Pakistan Fellow and a member of the Land Combat Systems industry study. He also has almost twenty years of civilian service in both the defence and intelligence arenas that included roles as the Chief Financial Officer for the standup of the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency as well as a Senior Advisor to the Ministry of Defense of the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.Having been raised by an entrepreneur and seeing first-hand how to start, build, and eventually sell a business, Michael was always tinkering with businesses of his own. This ranged from ventures as diverse as farrier services to a business brokerage. Michael's passion, however, always seemed to lie with financial related endeavours. He found success helping clients in both real estate and as a foreign exchange proprietary trader before settling into the management of his own portfolio and shifting his attention to writing. Now, Michael focuses his time and efforts on producing high-quality content focused on the warrior tradition.When he's not working, Michael enjoys spending time practising the martial arts. He is a lifelong martial artist having studied various arts from all over the world but focusing his efforts primarily on the Chinese martial arts. He studied Wing Chun and Tai Chi from Dr Fred Ming-An Wu starting in 1983 until Dr Wu's death in 2000, excepting periods of military service. Currently, Michael studies Shuai Chiao in Northern Virginia under Master Nick Masi, a student of Dr Daniel Chi-hsiu Weng, himself a top disciple of the world-renowned Grandmaster Chang Tung-Sheng. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hometown Radio 02/15/22 4p: Attorney Michael Nolan updates us on the lawsuit filed against San Luis Obispo on behalf of the homeless

Hometown Radio 11/29/21 6p: Attorney Michael Nolan talks about conservative sanctuary cities in California

Guest Abhishek Sharma Panelists Eriol Fox Richard Littauer Perrie Ojemeh Memo Esparza Show Notes Hello and welcome to Sustain Open Source Design! The podcast where we talk about sustaining open source with design. Learn how we, as designers, interface with open source in a sustainable way, how we integrate into different communities, and how we as coders, work with other designers. Our special guest today is Abhishek Sharma, who is the head of a design company called ColoredCow. He is currently managing one of the open source projects called Glific, which is a WhatsApp based open source communication platform for NGOs to have conversations with their community. Abhishek shares his journey of self-discovery when he realized he really enjoyed design and problem solving, and not engineering. He tells us about his role as Community Manager at Glific, and how listening to the communities is very important for designers who want to make meaningful, impactful products. We learn about what he wants to do in the future for the open source space with designers and he shares some “best practices” for designers to be able to collaborate with NGOs more. Go ahead and download this episode now to find out more! [00:01:55] Abhishek tells us what he does and his role at ColoredCow and Glific [00:03:43] With Abhishek taking on so many different job titles and job positions, Eriol wonders how Abhishek manages his time and makes sure he's doing each of the roles well, and does he see other designers in open source doing this as well. [00:07:08] We find out how Abhishek's started to engage in creative projects and the path leading to where he is today. [00:10:37] How does Abhishek engage the kinds of people that Glific is most useful for? [00:14:52] Perrie asks Abhishek based on him working on the community engagement part if he thinks getting people together and then giving them space to learn, if that will increase the adoption of products. [00:16:54] Memo wonders how Abhishek interacts with this open source culture in his organization with design. [00:18:36] How does Abhishek view himself as a Designer as well as a Community Manager? [00:20:13] Eriol shares their thoughts on what Richard and Abhishek were talking about with the role of the Community Manager and listening to communities. [00:23:09] Abhishek shares how he wants to engage designers in the open source space in the future. Also, he talks about how a lot of designers want to know everything before they start producing something. [00:29:56] We learn from Abhishek what the “best practices” are that designers have to learn to be able to collaborate with NGOs more. [00:32:24] Find out where you follow Abhishek on the internet. Quotes [00:07:41] “And I did a quick self-discovery where I wanted, I drew some Venn diagrams, figured out, okay, this is what I'm good at.” [00:08:37] “I was really not good at it at the beginning, I was just full of ambition that: okay, this is what I wanted to do.” [00:10:48] “I have started seeing my role as equating product management to actually being this community facilitator, and engagement creator for lack of a better word.” [00:11:48] “It's not really the tech or the solution, it's really about the problem that the NGOs are solving, so it kind of gives them a space or the topic that there is a need with.” [00:12:27] “We are actively building a support channel and community space where these NGOs can interact with each other, with their team, development team, design team, support team, and with each other so they can learn from each other.” [00:18:47] “The thing that happens as a Community Manager role is it keeps increasing your empathy towards the users, towards the space, because as a designer, what I need to do is solve problems.” [00:19:42] “I feel this role of being a Community Manager and listening to the communities is very important for all designers out there who want to make meaningful impactful products.” [00:21:33] “I if you're not telling the right story of the product, then also you lose a lot of the impact of the product.” [00:26:29] “What ends up happening is when you create you first learn, but when you learn you're not creating.” [00:26:43] “It's like a math problem: you can't solve a problem just by reading math, you have to actually solve those problems.” Spotlight [00:33:56] Memo's spotlight is a resource repository model called Nice Very Nice. [00:34:35] Perrie's spotlight is a new open source initiative called Open Source Stories. [00:35:21] Richard's spotlight is Tiny Cat, the online catalog for tiny libraries. [00:35:51] Eriol's spotlight is a project made by the Federation of Humanitarian Technologists and the tool called Coalesce. [00:36:55] Abhishek's spotlights are the open source design community, and a project that they do at ColoredCow called Code Trek. Links Open Source Design Twitter (https://twitter.com/opensrcdesign) Open Source Design (https://opensourcedesign.net/) Sustain Design & UX working group (https://discourse.sustainoss.org/t/design-ux-working-group/348) Sustain Open Source Twitter (https://twitter.com/sustainoss?lang=en) Richard Littauer Twitter (https://twitter.com/richlitt?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) Eriol Fox Twitter (https://twitter.com/EriolDoesDesign?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) Perrie Ojemeh Twitter (https://twitter.com/peace_ojemeh?lang=en) Memo Esparza Twitter (https://twitter.com/memo_es_) Abhishek Sharma Twitter (https://twitter.com/abhi1203) Abhishek Sharma Linkedin (https://in.linkedin.com/in/abhisheksharma1203) Abhishek Sharma (Medium) (https://abhi1203.medium.com/) ColoredCow (https://coloredcow.com/) Glific (https://glific.org/) Nice Very Nice (https://www.niceverynice.com/) Open Source Stories (https://www.opensourcestories.org/) Tiny Cat (https://www.librarycat.org/) Federation of Tech/Coalesce-GitHub (https://github.com/FederationOfTech/Coalesce) Code Trek (https://coloredcow.com/codetrek/) Sustain Podcast- Episode 69-Humanitarian Open Source with Michael Nolan (https://podcast.sustainoss.org/69) Sustain Podcast- Episode 86-Kavita Kapoor and HFOSS: Humanitarian Free and Open Source Software (https://podcast.sustainoss.org/86) Special Guest: Abhishek Sharma.

Hometown Radio 10/19/21 5p: Attorney Michael Nolan explains what's happening between the U.S. Department of Justice and SLO County

The Darling Downlow with Mark Braybrook and Shane Ciurleo FULL SHOW with all the racing news and tips for the Darling Downs and special guests Toowoomba Turf Club Kent Woodford and horse trainer Michael Nolan.

Guest Kavita Kapoor Panelists Eric Berry | Eriol Fox | Alyssa Wright | Richard Littauer Show Notes Hello and welcome to Sustain! The podcast where we talk about sustaining open source for the long haul. Our special guest today is Kavita Kapoor, Founding Member and Strategy Director of the Federation of Humanitarian Technologists. Kavita tells us all about the Federation of Humanitarian Technologists, how things are going there since they started, and a project they started. We learn from Kavita why she thinks it's important that children learn about technology, she gives incredible advice on how a tech person can get involved with the humanitarian efforts, and why it's important to live your mission and visions. She also tells us her perspective and shares a personal story on the lack of gender diversity in tech jobs, as well as not enough LGBTQ plus spaces for the tech community especially in the UK. Kavita is amazing, so go ahead and download this episode to hear more! [00:03:11] Kavita tells us all about her herself, her involvement in the Shorinji Kempo martial art, and how she met Mike Nolan, who is the other Founding Member of the Federations of Humanitarian Technologists. [00:05:45] We learn all about the Federation of Humanitarian Technologists. [00:07:45] Kavita talks about how they hired their first Humanitarian Aid Director and how everything is going there. [00:09:55] Eric wonders where those lines cross in open source versus what Kavita is working with humanitarian efforts. [00:13:00] Eriol asks Kavita if open source software and the open source community offer more opportunities for these Non-governmental organizations and charities to build capacity around their technology. [00:15:24] Find out why Kavita thinks it's important that children learn about technology, and whether open source can be part of that education and how early should it be. [00:19:13] Richard wonders why Kavita is so interested in the membership organizations such as OpenUK and the Federation of Humanitarian Technologists. [00:21:33] Eric tells Kavita she is a powerhouse and wonders how she has time to do the things that she's doing and also wonders if she has any other passions. [00:22:30] From the technologist side, Kavita tells us how a tech person can get involved with the humanitarian efforts such as hers and do that in a sustainable way for them, emotionally as well as financially. [00:26:43] Eriol asks to hear Kavita's perspective on things that she's witnessed when people with tech skills do get engaged with these kinds of projects, but the barriers that she's perceived and the ones that she's tried to knock down so they can participate. She talks about gender diversity and not enough LQBTQ plus spaces for the technology community, especially in the UK. [00:31:54] Find out where you can follow Kavita online. Quotes [00:06:40] “And I think it's what we all realized when we work for organizations of different scales is that it's really difficult sometimes to scale up and have the infrastructure, especially when you're working on projects that are all funded for the end goal, for the end impact.” [00:17:31] “So I went off and became COO of the Micro:bit Educational Foundation and we went around the world. We went to into sixty countries during my tenure. We went from a million devices in the UK that was given away free, four million devices around the world, and some of the kids that we worked with were incredible.” [00:19:59] “But actually, when I've been working for profit organizations, I've never felt that I could have the impact that I wanted to have or have the access to the power structures that I wanted to have so that we could actually do more good.” [00:20:25] “But the bottom line is always about where the money is.” [00:20:43] “You have to live your mission and visions.” [00:23:41] “I find it crazy at the moment that we've got so many people out of work who have tech skills and so many open tech positions and I'm trying to figure out what that gap is.” [00:24:44] “It is really where your starting point is, but you can always do something, and you can always negotiate with your teams at work to get some bandwidth.” Spotlight [00:32:24] Eric's spotlight is a new program that just launched called FundOSS. [00:33:53] Eriol's spotlight is a project called Chayn. [00:34:42] Alyssa's spotlight is being thankful that her computer is working. [00:35:02] Richard's** **spotlight is the National LGTB Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC). [00:35:58] Kavita's spotlight is Software Conservancy. Links SustainOSS (https://sustainoss.org/) Kavita Kapoor Website (https://kavitakapoor.org/) Kavita Kapoor Twitter (https://twitter.com/kavitakapoor) Kavita Kapoor Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kavitakapoor/) OpenUK (https://openuk.uk/) International Rescue Committee (https://www.rescue.org/) Shorinji Kempo (https://www.shorinjikempo.net/en/about-shorinji-kempo/what-is-shorinji-kempo/) Federation of Humanitarian Technologists (https://www.federationof.tech/) The Federation of Humanitarian Technologists-GitHub (https://github.com/FederationOfTech/) BBC Micro Games Archive (http://www.bbcmicro.co.uk/) Micro:bit (https://microbit.org/) Project Implicit Harvard (https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/) Project Implicit Test (https://www.projectimplicit.net/) Lesbians Who Tech Pride Summit 2021 (https://lesbianswhotech.org/pridesummit2021/) FundOSS (https://fundoss.org/) Chayn (https://chayn.co/) National LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce (https://www.nglcc.org/) Software Freedom Conservancy (https://sfconservancy.org/) Sustain Podcast-Episode 69-“Humanitarian Open Source” with Michael Nolan. (https://podcast.sustainoss.org/69) Sustain Podcast-Episode 49-“What OpenUK Does” with Amanda Brock & Andrew Katz (https://podcast.sustainoss.org/49) Sustain Podcast-Episode 68-“Introducing FundOSS.org: A new way of funding open source, by Gitcoin x Sustain” with Kevin Owocki. (https://podcast.sustainoss.org/68) Credits Produced by Richard Littauer (https://www.burntfen.com/) Edited by Paul M. Bahr at Peachtree Sound (https://www.peachtreesound.com/) Show notes by DeAnn Bahr at Peachtree Sound (https://www.peachtreesound.com/) Special Guest: Kavita Kapoor.

Paul McVeigh is the editor of The 32 – an upcoming collection of essays and memoir, bringing together sixteen well-known writers from working class backgrounds with an equal number of new and emerging writers from all over the island of Ireland. He'll be in conversation with two of the featured authors Lisa McInerney and Michael Nolan.

Hometown Radio 06/03/21 4p: Attorney Michael Nolan weighs government options to increase vaccinations: Incentives or Mandates?

Hometown Radio 05/11/21 4p: Michael Nolan talks about the revival of Gavin Newsom

Hometown Radio 05/11/21 4p: Michael Nolan talks about the revival of Gavin Newsom

O 81º episódio do podcast está especial demais: recebemos a advogada e freira católica Michael Nolan, que conversou com a gente sobre sua militância política e profissional na defesa dos direitos de mulheres migrantes encarceradas e povos indígenas. O bate-papo passou pela história de sua vida, que de certa forma se confunde com a história de nossa resistência democrática, colocada desde sempre a serviço de causas tão importantes e civilizatórias. Michael falou ainda sobre as Regras de Bangkok (não vale dar um google) e a Resolução nº 287/2019 (CNJ) – que trata de direitos da pessoa indígena no âmbito criminal do Poder Judiciário. Essa Resolução rendeu um belo debate sobre as pretensões universalizantes do direito penal. Deu aula, com doçura e enorme competência. No final, o parceiro Caio Paiva fala sobre proibição de bis in idem entre jurisdições de países distintos, comentando uma decisão do STF. Beijos e abraços, Equipe do Segurança dos Direitos. -- Convidada MICHAEL NOLAN, advogada e freira católica. Âncoras RAFAEL BORGES, advogado criminalista, Conselheiro da OAB/RJ e Presidente da sua Comissão de Segurança Pública; host do podcast. JUNE CIRINO DOS SANTOS, Advogada, Membro da Comissão de Segurança Pública da OAB/RJ, Mestre em Direito pela UFRJ e Doutoranda em Direito pela UERJ. -- Livro indicado por Michael Nolan Eu destilo melanina e mel, Isabel Aleixo -- Participação 12 do professor Caio Paiva: proibição de bis in idem entre jurisdições de países distintos. Comentário de uma decisão do STF -- Edição de Som: Leo Arturius Designer Gráfica: Thamires Carpi -- Endereços TWITTER - twitter.com/segdireitos APPLE - apple.co/30gyowb SPOTIFY - open.spotify.com/show/74wNzLruQrYdqIC5uaP8VN DEEZER - deezer.com/br/show/423002 TUNEIN - tun.in/pjwEs GOOGLE PODCAST - bit.ly/2O6i9iL YOUTUBE - www.youtube.com/segurancadosdireitos Disponível no aplicativo ORELO

Michael Nolan comments about Caitlyn Jenner's possible run for California Governor.

Michael Nolan comments about Caitlyn Jenner's possible run for California Governor.

Hometown Radio 03/23/21 5p: Attorney Michael Nolan on whether Washington, D.C. should become the 51st state

Hometown Radio 03/23/21 5p: Attorney Michael Nolan on whether Washington, D.C. should become the 51st state

Guest Michael Nolan Panelists Pia Mancini | Richard Littauer Show Notes Hello and welcome to Sustain! The podcast where we talk about sustaining open source. On today’s episode, our special guest is Michael Nolan, Director at the Federation of Humanitarian Technologists and the Assistant Director at Open@RIT. We learn all about what the Federation of Human Technologists is and what they do, and find out what Mike is doing at Open@RIT. He also tells us about his current project on GitHub called Coalesce, that he’s working on in London. Also, did you know Mike has a podcast? Download this episode now to find out much more! [00:00:50] Mike tells us about the Federation of Humanitarian Technologists. [00:03:35] There’s a lot of non-governmental organization (NGOs) in the aid sector that need help, and Mike fills us in on what else is out there to do this sort of open source work to help them out. [00:08:12] Pia wonders how Mike is getting funding and if he’s planning on building a membership organization fee. [00:10:51] Pia poses a great question to Mike about why there isn’t a company that is doing this in a way that is profitable. Mike talks about the Digital Impact Alliance as a great example. [00:12:34] Mike is part of the Ethical Source Working Group at Sustain and he tells us about how this plays into what he’s doing. [00:14:43] Mike explains his GitHub project called Coalesce, a Volunteering Platform, and he also tells us why he is spending his time building it and the reasons they chose this project. He talks about South East Rivers Trust as one of the organizations they work with. [00:23:38] Find out where you can get involved in the Federation of Humanitarian Technologists. [00:24:45] Mike tells us about his new position at Open@RIT, what it is, and what he’s doing there. [00:31:25] Richard mentions Mike has a podcast called the Ethics in Open Source Podcast that you should check out. Spotlight [00:28:00] Pia’s spotlight is a productivity app called WorkFlowy. [00:28:44] Richard’s spotlight is a paper that came out called, “Crisis MT: Developing A Cookbook for MT in Crisis Situations.” [00:29:43] Mike’s spotlights are the Ethical Source Working Group and the Open Mind Project. Links Mike Nolan Twitter (https://twitter.com/__nolski__?lang=en) Mike Nolan Website (https://nolski.rocks/) mike@federationof.tech (mailto:mike@federationof.tech) Federation of Humanitarian Technologists (https://www.federationof.tech/) Federation of Humanitarian Technologists YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6PWHXAhLvU) Open@RIT (https://www.rit.edu/research/open) Open Technology Fund (https://www.opentech.fund/) Digital Impact Alliance (https://digitalimpactalliance.org/) The Ethical Source Movement (https://ethicalsource.dev/) South East Rivers Trust (https://www.southeastriverstrust.org/) Coalesce (https://github.com/FederationOfTech/Coalesce) Impactful Open Source (https://impactfulopensource.fireside.fm/) OpenMined (https://www.openmined.org/) WorkFlowy (https://workflowy.com/) “Crisis MT: Developing A Cookbook for MT in Crisis Situations.” (https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/W11-2164/) Open Mind Project (https://www.openmindproject.com/) Ethics in Open Source Podcast (https://anchor.fm/ethicsinopensource) Credits Produced by Richard Littauer (https://www.burntfen.com/) Edited by Paul M. Bahr at Peachtree Sound (https://www.peachtreesound.com/) Show notes by DeAnn Bahr at Peachtree Sound (https://www.peachtreesound.com/) Special Guest: Michael Nolan.

Kisukano makes her much awaited return to racing this Saturday at Eagle Farm,Michael Nolan says “ Unlike some, he wasn't disappointed with her recent trial win"

Icon Water's Ben Wood, Team Leader for Health & Safety Services and Michael Nolan, Health & Work Fitness Coordinator speak to Jo Taranto about a workplace health, safety and wellbeing program called Live Well. They discuss the initiatives that helped improve hazardous manual tasks including the implementation of an onsite physiotherapy program for field staff. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Clay Howerton interviews the Chief Executive Officer of Bill Glass Behind the Walls, Michael Nolan.

Michael Nolan and Rebecca Steinhubl are the founders of ‘You Are Collective' and they have made their mark on the community. Their mental health advocacy began upon arriving in Kelowna, BC from Spruce Grove, AB back in 2016. Both have dealt with mental health struggles in their life, but they have courageously channeled their struggles and transformed them into creating a their mental health platform. They have created a campaign within You Are Collective called the ‘1 Million Campaign' which provides one million counselling sessions to people struggling with with mental health. Both, Rebecca and Michael, have created such a successful platform die to being transparent with their mental health struggles and taking action on pursuing the crucial change to end the stigma surrounding mental health. In the podcast they speak up about their personal mental health struggles and they also give valued tips on ways to help your own mental health. They are both very wise and sustain hearts of purity. Thank you Rebecca and Michael for sharing your story and embracing vulnerability. Remember, EVERYONE has a story!!  * If you want to reach out to Rebecca and Michael you can message them on Instagram: You Are Collective * If you want to reach out to me and share your story you can reach me via Instagram: Struggle Creates Strength Facebook: Struggle Creates Strength Website: www.StruggleCreatesStrength.com

Hometown Radio 07/14/20 4p: Attorney Michael Nolan argues for the county to appoint a temporary District 3 supervisor

Talked about the protest that's happening in La Crosse and, in between that, Gundersen internal medicine Dr. Michael Nolan joined to talk about COVID-19, opening up, and what the protests might reveal in a few weeks. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hear how lessons from this pandemic could improve healthcare for good, from Renfrew County paramedic Michael Nolan; OMA President Dr. Samantha Hill; healthcare workers and patients.

Program for 04/24/20 Jim Wood: Interview with Michael Nolan, Bill Glass Behind the Walls

Sponsored By: Panelists Eric Berry | Pia Mancini | Justin Dorfman | Allen “Gunner” Gunn Guest Justin W. Flory (https://justinwflory.com/) Rochester Institute of Technology Show Notes In this episode we talk with Justin Flory, quite possibly the future of Open Source Sustainability. Justin fell into the Open Source world as a 15-year-old out of necessity while trying to build and maintain his Minecraft server. Justin currently attends the Rochester Institute of Technology, currently the only institute of higher learning offering a Free and Open Source Software and Free Culture minor. He is best known as an Open Source contributor in the U.S. 01:21: Justin Flory discusses his contribution to the Linux open source community and getting involved with his University’s open source program. 02:11: The driving force at an early age was playing Minecraft as a kid and wanting to have his own server to build a community to play with friends. This led to learning networking, system administration, and eventually drove him to some Minecraft open source software. It was there he helped out and eventually became a community manger. 07:32: Justin talks about the Spigot Project and how they funded it through a web store, contests, and donation drives. 09:18: While at RIT, he became more involved in the open source world through such things as the FOSS Initiative, Libre Corps, UNICEF, Open APS, Night Scout, and Sugarlabs, and the One Laptop per Child ecosystem. 12:51: Also at RIT, and as part of his minor, discusses his class on FOSS. 14:29: Breaks down the 2006 post on Linux.com by Bruce Byfield on why FOSS is not on activists’ agenda and how he was ahead of his time. 21:54: Justin talks about one of the sessions he went to at the Mozilla Festival in 2019 about the Extinction Rebellion. 23:40: Gunner joins in and Eric talks about the upcoming events in Brussels: Sustain, CHAOSS, and FOSDEM. Justin Flory and Michael Nolan will be speaking at FOSDEM and he gave us a preview of his “Freedom and AI” which will showcase the Four Essentials of Freedom. This will be held on Saturday, February 2, 2020. Spotlights • 34:24: Justin Dorfman spotlight this week is Tailwind CDN. • 34:55 Pia’s is Queer JS. • 35:43: Gunner picks the harden Linux movement, Tails OS, and Qube • 36:19: Eric brings back one of his old favorites, Mert by Brian Gonzalez • 36:52: Finally, Justin Flory picks Spigot, the open source Minecraft server software. Links  Justin W Flory (https://twitter.com/jflory7) Rochester Institute of Technology (https://www.rit.edu/study/free-and-open-source-software-and-free-culture-minor) unicef (https://www.unicef.org/innovation/Magicbox) Libre Corps (https://fossrit.github.io/librecorps/) Justin's blog about Bruce Byfield’s post (https://blog.justinwflory.com/2019/12/why-foss-is-still-not-on-activist-agendas/) Why FOSS Isn’t On Activist Agendas (https://www.linux.com/news/why-foss-isnt-activist-agendas/) FOSDEM 2020 (https://fosdem.org/2020/schedule/event/ethical_ai/) Justin Flory's Sustain Summit 2018 Blog (https://blog.justinwflory.com/2018/11/sustain-oss-2018-quick-rewind/) Extinction Rebellion (https://rebellion.earth/) Tailwind CDN (https://tailwindcdn.com/) Queer JS (https://queerjs.com/) Tails OS (https://tails.boum.org/) Qubes (https://www.qubes-os.org/) Mert (https://github.com/eggplanetio/mert) Spigot Project (https://www.spigotmc.org/) Special Guest: Justin W. Flory.

K-LOVE’s Positive People: Church Teams Connect With Public Schools Billie Branham talks with United4Hope's president Michael Nolan about the program in Nashville

Spreading the message of Just Love More for several years, non-profit founder and amazing human, Michael Nolan, decides to take his message to the next level by creating an addiction resource center.  www.justlovemore.org Insta @thatmichaelnolanguy and @justlovemoreinc.

Spreading the message of Just Love More for several years, non-profit founder and amazing human, Michael Nolan, decides to take his message to the next level by creating an addiction resource center.  www.justlovemore.org Insta @thatmichaelnolanguy and @justlovemoreinc.

Sean welcomes a very special guest into the studio for Episode 9.... himself! Sean flys solo for this episode and talks about Liner Notes Live, an event he co-founded and has co-produced for over ten years, alongside Michael Nolan and Emilie Zoey Baker. Liner Notes Live is making a special appearance at the 2018 Melbourne Writers Festival on Thursday 30th August at Thornbury Theatre. Sean performs a couple of poems that were written for previous Liner Notes Live events inspired by songs by The Cure and Nirvana. Sean also rises to the More Than a Whelan challenge and performs a poem called Tell Me Something based on the creative prompts supplied by our wonderful muses of the week. They are... Photo of scissors from a boot sale - Patrick King Hard rubbish - Mileta Rien Revolution Number 9 - Jenny O’Keefe School Atlas - Cameron Semmens Thank you so much muses! For the Whelan and Stealin’ segment Sean departs from reading some of his favourite poems and instead reads the lyrics to Dogs Are the Best People by The Fauves.

The Irondequoit Podcast Ep.005 - INTERVIEW with Michael Nolan by Daniel Molinari

The immediate occasion for this series was the CBC's 50th anniversary in 1986. Public broadcasting in Canada had actually begun four years before the date we were celebrating, with the creation of the Canadian Radio Broadcasting Commission (CRBC) by the Conservative government of R.B. Bennett in 1932. But this first attempt was criticized by the the Liberal opposition — for political bias— and by the Radio League, the popular organization that had lobbied for its creation — for poor programming. When Mackenzie King's Liberals replaced the Conservatives in 1936, they reorganized the public broadcaster as a crown corporation with a supposedly "arms length" relationship to the government of the day. They called their new creation the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation — the "corpse," as it was sometimes later jokingly known — and it made its first broadcast, from a transmitter in Watrous, Saskatchewan, on Nov. 2, 1936. The 50th anniversary gave me a welcome chance to review some of its history and to interview many of the pioneers who had built, first, the radio service, and then, after 1952, the country's first television network. The series began with an exploration of the origins of public broadcasting in Canada. Luckily, while living in Ottawa in 1978, I had recorded an interview with Graham Spry, one of the leaders of the campaign to establish a public broadcaster in the late 1920's and early 1930's. Graham died in 1983, and, having this interview was invaluable to me in constructing this first episode. The second show dealt with the so-called golden age of radio, when the CBC became Canada's first truly national cultural institution. The third was about the beginnings of television , the epochal Radio Canada strike of 1959, and the battle over Preview Commentary, a radio commentary which was cancelled, in 1959, as a result of political pressure from by the Diefenbaker government, and then reinstated under strong counter-pressure from its producers and the public. The fourth was entirely devoted to the story of This Hour Has Seven Days, the wildly popular current affairs programme that the CBC cancelled in 1966. The final episode concerned the regulation of public broadcasting in Canada, initially the task of the CBC itself, but, after the Conservative government of John Diefenbaker reformed the CBC and allowed private television broadcasting in 1958, the job of the Board of Broadcast Governors (BBG), and then, from 1968 to the present, Canadian Television and Radio Commission (CRTC). This last programme was twice partially reconstructed to create a more up-to-day conclusion when the series was re-broadcast in 1996, for the 60th anniversary, and again in 2006, for the 70th, but here I have included the original 1986 ending.Some of the material was drawn from the archives, where Ken Puley, as always, was an invaluable help, but happily, in 1986, a lot of the people who built the CBC were still alive and willing to reminisce with me. Here is a list of those I was able to interview:#1 - Harry Boyle, Graham Spry, Frank Peers, Michael Nolan, Orville Shugg, and James Finlay#2 - Neil Morrison, Lister Sinclair, Harry Boyle, Davidson Dunton, Orville Shugg, Marjorie McEnaney, Helen Carscallen, Alan Thomas, Frank Peers, Bernard Trotter, and Robert Fulford#3 - Fernand Quirion, Jean Louis Roux, Alphonse Ouimet, Robert Fulford, Lister Sinclair, Barbara Fairbairn, Frank Peers, and Gordon Cullingham#4 - Hugh Gauntlett, Patrick Watson, Alphonse Ouimet, Laurier Lapierre, Douglas Leiterman, Reeves Haggan, Warner Troyer, Helen Carscallen, Eric Koch, Roy Faibish, and Peter Campbell#5 Harry Boyle, Graham Spry, Frank Peers, Davidson Dunton, Alphonse Ouimet, Robert Fulford, Eugene Forsey, Herschel Hardin, Laurent Picard, Hugh Gauntlett, and Al Johnson 

Defibrillator-equipped drones could be in the sky in the near future

Michael Nolan, longtime resident and neighborhood organizer, and Matt Rupert, cofounder of a new community music center, discuss what it takes to recognize, build and sustain a community.

This episode of The Xero Hour with Bob Knorpp and Saul Colt features a great discussion with Michael Nolan.  Michael Nolan is the Director - Small Business Development Center at Minnesota State University and an all around facinating guy. In this episode we discuss his career starting with owning a radio station, becoming an internet pioneer to getting an MBA and working with Small Business' to become prosperous and healthy. This is a must listen as it is filled with amazing advice, personally and professionally from someone who has done it all.  For more information on Xero please go to Xero.com Questions or comments on the show? Tweet @saulcolt or @xero with the Hastag #xerohour   

Today's topics: St. Mary's After-School Program Summary of today's show: The After-School program at St. Mary's Parish in Waltham may be the first of its kind in the Archdiocese of Boston. Fr. Michael Nolan and Jennifer Acuna join Scot Landry and Michael Lavigne to talk about how the program came to be, the services it provides in homework assistance, faith formation, and physical activities, in addition to bilingual literacy programs. Listen to the show: Today's host(s): Scot Landry and Michael Lavigne Today's guest(s): Fr. Michael Nolan, pastor of St. Mary's Parish in Waltham, and Jennifer Acuna, co-director of St. Mary's After-School Program Links from today's show:

Today's topics: Ugandan Catholics in Boston and Uganda Summary of today's show: The community of native Ugandans living in the Boston area is said to be the third largest after Uganda and London and most of them are living in and around Waltham. Scot Landry and Fr. Mark O'Connell welcome Fr. Michael Nolan, Pastor of St. Mary Parish in Waltham and Bishop Charles Wamika of Jinja, Uganda, to talk about the Catholic faith in Uganda, which grew from the martyrdom of St. Charles Lwanga and companions; and the life of faith of Ugandans at St. Mary's. Bishop Wamika came to Waltham to celebrate the feast of St. Charles Lwanga and companions with the community on June 3. Listen to the show: Today's host(s): Scot Landry and Fr. Mark O'Connell Today's guest(s): Bishop Charles Wamika of Jinja, Uganda, and Fr. Michael Nolan, pastor of St. Mary Parish, Waltham Links from today's show: Gospel for the 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time, June 30, 2013 (Luke 9:51-62): When the days for Jesus' being taken up were fulfilled, he resolutely determined to journey to Jerusalem, and he sent messengers ahead of him. On the way they entered a Samaritan village to prepare for his reception there, but they would not welcome him because the destination of his journey was Jerusalem. When the disciples James and John saw this they asked, “Lord, do you want us to call down fire from heaven to consume them?” Jesus turned and rebuked them, and they journeyed to another village. As they were proceeding on their journey someone said to him, “I will follow you wherever you go.” Jesus answered him, “Foxes have dens and birds of the sky have nests, but the Son of Man has nowhere to rest his head.” And to another he said, “Follow me.” But he replied, “Lord, let me go first and bury my father.” But he answered him, “Let the dead bury their dead. But you, go and proclaim the kingdom of God.” And another said, “I will follow you, Lord, but first let me say farewell to my family at home.” To him Jesus said, “No one who sets a hand to the plow and looks to what was left behind is fit for the kingdom of God.”