Podcast appearances and mentions of michael o'leary

Paschal Donohoe is under the spotlight again after a secret dinner with Ryanair boss Michael O Leary has come under scrutiny. Both men joined Ian this morning to clarify just what was talked about during the meal.

Stolen Childhoods and lifelong traumas, Graham Norton on his new book, and Michael O Leary on Dublin Airport passenger numbers. Presented by Brian O'Connell.

Eoghan Corry lead travel commentator chats to PJ about the Wizz Air Subscription which Michael O Leary has called a marketing scam Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emmy nominated actor Michael O'Leary will join me in The Locher Room to talk about his latest role in Halloween Ends, the final installment of director David Gordon Green's reboot trilogy of the John Carpenter horror franchise.As daytime fans know, Michael played Dr. Rick Bauer on Guiding Light on and off from 1983 through the end of the series in 2009. Michael will share his memories of playing everyone's favorite doc and getting to work with Jerry verDorn on Season 6 of Venice.He currently has a recurring role on Law & Order: Organized Crime as Father Brendan Hogan and has also appeared in primetime on FBI and New Amsterdam. Michael is hard at work bringing his play Breathing Under Dirt back to the stage and will update us with the latest news.Don't miss the chance to catch up with Michael in The Locher Room.Original Airdate: 10/20/2022

On This week's Countrywide, The Future of Food, Michael O Leary, Making and Finding Chocolate In Carlow,The Problem of Trespassing and Music From The West.

Sindicato português também relembrou a “declaração inaceitável e sexista do CEO Michael O`Leary, quando afirmou que, no caso de existirem voos intercontinentais na Ryanair, os tripulantes ofereceriam “serviços extra”!”

Pedro Nuno Santos respondeu a Ana Catarina Mendes por causa da polémica com o CEO da Ryanair, mas a moral da história não muda: com a TAP a afundar-se não há como explicar para onde vai tanto dinheiro See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryanair reported a record annual loss last week, and the tumultuous times are likely to continue for the airline in the immediate future as it tries to navigate huge uncertainty around the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions.  But with an end to the pandemic in sight and appetite for foreign travel at an all-time high, are the good times back on the horizon?   To discuss further Shane was joined on the show Michael O’Leary, Group CEO of Ryanair. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.     Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Yesterday here on Newstalk Breakfast, Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary accused Belarus of hijacking.  This was after the country sparked international outrage when it diverted a Ryanair flight heading to Lithuania to Minsk, where police arrested dissident journalist Roman Protasevic.  EU leaders met last night to discuss sanctions on the country for what Taoiseach Micheal Martin called ‘piracy in the skies’ . Minister of State for European affairs Thomas Byrne spoke to us this morning.   Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.     Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Top National Hunt owner Michael O'Leary joined Nick on video call for a fascinating chat on a number of topics, which include: Irish Racing, owners entering the sport, National Weights, Davy Russell, Willie Mullins & Gordon Elliott.

Ryanair's Michael O’Leary accused Nphet of “scare stories” as well as causing “mass hysteria” about international travel. Dr Tony Holohan said it is not “realistic” to expect people can fly to Europe or other destinations for summer holidays and the only beach they are likely to travel to is their local one. Henry McKean asked people about their holiday plans this summer.

Liveline callers react to Michael O’Leary’s statement on Morning Ireland today that everyone who has requested a refund from Ryanair has received it.

A volatile world begets volatile financial markets. Does this explain investor enthusiasm for tech stocks and IPOs—or is something else afoot? Also, Michael O’Leary, the boss of Europe’s largest airline Ryanair, reads the skies ahead. And, the little-known history of working from home: even in the 18th and 19th centuries it had its advantages. Patrick Lane hosts Please subscribe to The Economist for full access to print, digital and audio editions: www.economist.com/podcastoffer See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A volatile world begets volatile financial markets. Does this explain investor enthusiasm for tech stocks and IPOs—or is something else afoot? Also, Michael O’Leary, the boss of Europe’s largest airline Ryanair, reads the skies ahead. And, the little-known history of working from home: even in the 18th and 19th centuries it had its advantages. Patrick Lane hosts Please subscribe to The Economist for full access to print, digital and audio editions: www.economist.com/podcastoffer See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ryanair group chief executive Michael O'Leary joins Gavin to discuss his company's acquisition of 75 new 737 MAX planes from Boeing. He also discusses what lies ahead in aviation in 2021.

Review of Accountable, How we Can Save Capitalism by Warren Valdmanis and Michael O’Leary. Available from Penguin Business UK here. Capitalism is failing, and the tools we are relying on to fix it – corporate social responsibility, divestment, impact investing and government control – are only making things worse. Chevron boasts about the $50 million per year it spends on renewable energy whilst it spends 200 times that on oil exploration Goldman Sachs touts its 10,000 Women initiative, but its board ranks 358th out of the Fortune 500 for gender diversity and women earn 55 percent less than men do on average By focusing on corporations rather than people, we’ve put our faith in empty trends and brand-focused window dressing. Why should those responsible for our current crisis be trusted to fix it? In Accountable, authors Michael O’Leary and Warren Valdmanis offer a blueprint for everyone to take responsibility for using their economic power as consumers, as investors, as employees and as voters to trigger a fundamental shift away from an economy that is unethical, unfair and destructive to our environment and institutions. Their investigation cuts through the tired dogma of current economic thinking to reveal a hopeful truth: if we can make our corporations accountable to a deeper purpose, we can make capitalism both prosperous and good. Accountable How we Can Save Capitalism Warren Valdmanis Michael O’Leary, reviewed As you may have noticed there are more and more books looking at these issues and attempting to accurately capture what the issue is and to try and articulate what possible solutions there may be. The authors have a solid grasp of the material and cover issues well and clearly. We have read other books where the reader tends to get lost in a haze of economic jargon, thankfully this is not the case with this book. At the same time they are clear cognisant of the fact that this is a complex and challenging problem, and one that needs to be adressed as soon as possible. The chapter on the attempted divestments of college endowment funds, like Harvard and Yale in particular, clearly illustrate both how hard it can be to get these entities to engage. Even then it can be hard to get completely satisfying or effective results. Similarly the analysis of impact investment is well worth reading as it explains that the jury is perhaps still out on the effectiveness of these strategies. We hope that it works, but results have not always been as expected, and often with unexpected outcomes. These two topics in particular help to illustrate that this is a good book and is well worth reading, even if there is not yet a completely obvious road map towards what ‘good’ could and should look like if we are going to be able to turn around the impacts of climate change before the effects are irreversible. More about Irish Tech News and Business Showcase here. FYI the ROI for you is => Irish Tech News now gets over 1.5 million monthly views, and up to 900k monthly unique visitors, from over 160 countries. We have over 860,000 relevant followers on Twitter on our various accounts & were recently described as Ireland’s leading online tech news site and Ireland’s answer to TechCrunch, so we can offer you a good audience! Since introducing desktop notifications a short time ago, which notify readers directly in their browser of new articles being published, over 50,000 people have now signed up to receive them ensuring they are instantly kept up to date on all our latest content. Desktop notifications offer a unique method of serving content directly to verified readers and bypass the issue of content getting lost in people’s crowded news feeds. Drop us a line if you want to be featured, guest post, suggest a possible interview or just let us know what you would like to see more of in our future articles. We’re always open to new and interesting suggestions for informative and different articles. If you wo...

In this episode, Michael and Warren break down where it all went wrong for capitalism and why we’re on this path today. They share the different ways they believe the system needs to be reformed in order to improve the treatment of workers and actually enforce climate initiatives. They’re taking us inside the fight to save capitalism from itself. Get full show notes and more information here: https://ssfllp.com/rebooting-capitalism-podcast/#ep19

Michael O’Leary was part of the team that founded BainCapital’s DoubleImpact fund, he’s been flying the flag for the evolution of finance for many years, and he’s published a book it’s called Accountable: The rise of Citizen Capitalism. Michael’s book manages the difficult task of talking about the new world of capitalism without being preachy. He brings together the nature and stories of the world’s biggest companies, and ties them to the many ways both investors and consumers are becoming increasingly empowered to influence and drive change at these companies. You can find a link to his book in the show notes, at www.Johntreadgold.com and that’s where you’ll also find the whole back catalogue of previous episodes if you want to hear from more impact leaders. Enjoy!

Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary says things about customers and competitors that you wouldn’t expect him to get away with -- but he does. He takes business risks that others wouldn’t dream of -- and they almost always pay off. Now facing a global pandemic, will Ryanair’s signature “no-frills” model and its lightning-rod CEO weather the storm? Podcast production by Jess Miller, with help from Madeline Ducharme, Hannah Klein, Cleo Levin, and Asha Saluja. Slate Plus members get ad-free podcasts and bonus episodes of shows like Dear Prudence and Slow Burn. Sign up now to listen and support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary says things about customers and competitors that you wouldn’t expect him to get away with -- but he does. He takes business risks that others wouldn’t dream of -- and they almost always pay off. Now facing a global pandemic, will Ryanair’s signature “no-frills” model and its lightning-rod CEO weather the storm? Podcast production by Jess Miller, with help from Madeline Ducharme, Hannah Klein, Cleo Levin, and Asha Saluja. Slate Plus members get ad-free podcasts and bonus episodes of shows like Dear Prudence and Slow Burn. Sign up now to listen and support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s a crazy world right now, and COVID has exposed quite a few problems with capitalism as it’s currently constructed. In Accountable: The Rise of Citizen Capitalism, Warren Valdmanis and Michael O’Leary take us inside the fight to save capitalism from itself. Corporations are broken, reflecting no purpose deeper than profit. But the tools we are relying on to fix them—corporate social responsibility, divestment, impact investing, and government control—risk making our problems worse. Instead, they propose a new economic model they call citizen capitalism that will generate prosperity for all, not just those who sit atop the earning chart, and will demand, above all else, accountability. As always, we welcome your feedback. Please make sure to subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and Google Play.

My guest today makes the case that corporations are broken, reflecting no purpose deeper than profit. But the tools we are relying on to fix them—corporate social responsibility, divestment, impact investing, and government control—risk making our problems worse. If we can make our corporations accountable to a deeper purpose, we can make capitalism both prosperous and good. For example, what happens when the sustainability-driven CEO of Unilever takes on the efficiency-obsessed Warren Buffett? Does Kellogg’s—a company founded to serve a healthy breakfast—have a sacred duty to sell sugary cereal if that’s what maximizes profit? For decades, government has tried to curb CEO pay but failed. Why? Can Harvard students force the university to divest from oil and gas? Does it even matter if they do? Michael O’Leary and Warren Valdmanis go on a fast-paced insider’s journey that can change the way we look at corporations. Likely to spark controversy? Yes. But don’t cynics and dreamers both have a stake in reforming capitalism? Or is it fine as is? Tough questions. Bio: Michael O’Leary was on the founding team of Bain Capital’s social impact fund. Previously, he invested in consumer, industrial, and technology companies through Bain Capital’s private equity fund. He has served as an economic policy advisor in the United States Senate and on two presidential campaigns. In this episode of Trend Following Radio: Corporate Structure Warren Valdmanis Capitalism Business Value Gun Violence Global Corporations Capitalism in America

Riots in Minneapolis; Michael O'Leary calls for end to "pointless" quarantine; Dominic Cummings survives; Dublin Mountains to be more walker-friendly; Nursing home deaths; Fianna Fáil wants restrictions eased; South American hit team arrested; Chris Patten on Hong Kong; An Irish Blessing

Michael O'Leary tells Ivan why he wants the new quarantine measures scrapped this weekend. Listen and subscribe to The Hard Shoulder on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Michael O'Leary, Group CEO of RyanAir, talks to Mary about why he is calling for the removal of 14 day visitor quarantine.

Michael O'Leary, Ryanair's Group CEO, calls for the removal of the 14-day quarantine advice for foreign travellers arriving into Ireland.

Michael O’Leary, Group CEO of Ryanair joins Newstalk Breakfast. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.   Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.   You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Kickstarter perde il 40% dei dipendenti. La famosa piattaforma di crowdfunding è una vittima inaspettata del Covid-19. Il CEO Aziz Hasan aveva già informato il personale che i licenziamenti erano imminenti il mese scorso. All'epoca, Hasan ha citato un calo del 35% dei nuovi progetti sulla piattaforma senza "nessun chiaro segno di ripresa". La Lufthansa va in giro ad aspirare aiuti di Stato come lo zio ubriaco alla fine di un matrimonio, bevendo da tutti i bicchieri vuoti. Con questa immagine colorita, Michael O’Leary il combattivo CEO di Ryanair, si prepara ad attaccare in sede di commissione Europea tutti i sussidi pronti per le compagnie di bandiera, come aiuti di stato anti-concorrenziali. Epic ha appena rilasciato il suo primo sguardo all'Unreal Engine 5. L'azienda, nota per i software di videogiochi di ultima generazione, presenta il suo ultimo prodotto: un tentativo di raggiungere il fotorealismo alla pari del film CG e della vita reale, rendendolo accessibile a qualsiasi team di sviluppatori. Nel link è disponibile un video demo di 9 minuti.

Ryanair is set to cut 3,000 jobs, or about 15% of its workforce, as it restructures to cope with the coronavirus crisis. The airline says the 3,000 jobs under threat were mainly pilot and cabin crew jobs. Ryanair added that there are likely to be pay cuts of up to 20% for remaining staff. Chief Executive of Ryanair, Michael O'Leary, disclosed this to BBC, saying it will take up to six months to refund passengers for flights cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic. According to O'Leary, the airline is struggling to process a backlog of 25 million refunds with reduced staff. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is a republished episode due to being a popular post. I am very excited to introduce you to one of my coaching clients. Emmy nominated actor, award-winning playwright, and charming Michael O’Leary stepped into my studio to chat with me about his life, and how we worked together to help him discover his push moment and think differently. Join in and listen in to this special episode!

This episode is a republished episode due to being a popular post. I am very excited to introduce you to one of my coaching clients. Emmy nominated actor, award-winning playwright, and charming Michael O Leary stepped into my studio to chat with me about his life, and how we worked together to help him discover his push moment and think differently. Join in and listen in to this special episode!

This week's case involves a kidnapping, a ransom and the brutal and tragic murder of two police officers.Thank you everyone who has listened so far. Email me at crimeandmysterycanada@gmail.com, Instagram @crimeandmysterycanada and find our Facebook group: Crime and Mystery Canada. Please review, share and subscribe!

The boss of Ryanair has been criticised for saying that airport security checks should focus on Muslim men who are travelling alone, because they pose the biggest terror threat. The Muslim Council of Britain said Michael O'Leary's comments were "racist and discriminatory". Profiling is the practice of categorising people and predicting their behaviour on the basis of particular characteristics. We're profiled all the time by businesses and insurance companies with the help of computer algorithms. That same technology has been piloted by police and will now be used to identify low-level offenders who are deemed likely to go on to commit "high-harm" crimes, perhaps involving knives and guns. Is it right to target specific groups on the theory that they are statistically more likely to commit certain crimes? Civil liberty watchdogs argue that such ‘pre-crime’ profiling not only violates everyone’s civil rights, but fosters alienation and hostility in marginalised communities. Supporters of ‘data analytics’ believe that, on the contrary, it can eliminate all bias and human error from these judgments. There’s a wider debate about the balance between public safety and trust. Should we worry that these preventative measures are eroding our goodwill towards authority and each other? There are proposals to introduce airport-style security checks in ever more areas of our lives, from concert halls to places of worship. Security campaigners say it’s a necessary step towards making us all that little bit safer. Libertarians call it an over-reaction to a statistically-negligible threat. It is, they say, allowing the criminals to dictate how we live our lives. With Nick Aldworth, Tom Chivers, Dr Adam Elliott-Cooper and Tom McNeil. Producer: Dan Tierney.

Michael O'Leary criticised for muslim profiling comments, Coronavirus : 4 new cases in the UK return from ship evacuees, and Labour Leader candidate Keir Starmer joins Nick

#295 - Michael O"Leary ist schon immer für eine Schlagzeile gut, Diesmal hat er es allerdings übertrieben. Man kann sich auch nie ganz sicher sein, ob es seine echte Meinung ist oder ob er das nur aus medialer Geltungssucht macht. Insofern sind diese Aussagen, wie immer, mit Vorsicht zu geniessen. Was ihn allerdings nicht aus der Verantwortung entlässt sich nicht gegen andere Religionen oder Minderheiten zu stellen. Deshalb von uns hier ein klare Absage an seine muslim feindliche Aussage.Bei Fragen kannst du uns auch direkt auf WhatsApp anschreiben.Abonniere uns, damit du keine Folge verpasst!Vereinbare noch heute Deine kostenlose Beratung. Verbinden Sie sich mit anderen Vielfliegern in unserer Facebook-Gruppe & folgen Sie uns auf Facebook.

On this Sunday's Roast actress and comedian Norma Sheehan and chef Gary O’hanlon joined Mario to discuss  football agents, Michael O’leary &  People who  Don’t Get Things Done.   Check out the full chat by pressing the play/listen button on screen.

Join Graham Dunn, Lewis Harper and Max Kingsley-Jones as they look back on 2019 and the past decade, and forward to what 2020 might have in store for airlines. Why IATA is sounding a more optimistic note for airlines in 2020 https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/why-iata-is-sounding-a-more-optimistic-note-for-airlines-in-2020/135745.article Do high-profile failures tell the airline story of 2019? https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/do-high-profile-failures-tell-the-airline-story-of-2019/134612.article 2019 airline year in review https://www.flightglobal.com/in-depth/2019-airline-year-in-review/134609.article Key airline CEO appointments in 2019 https://www.flightglobal.com/in-depth/key-airline-ceo-appointments-in-2019/134614.article Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary on group CEO role, strikes, 737 Max and environmental scrutiny https://www.flightglobal.com/airlines/michael-oleary-on-tackling-ryanairs-biggest-challenges/135845.article Hong Kong Airlines’ woes offer hard lessons https://www.flightglobal.com/analysis/hong-kong-airlines-woes-offer-hard-lessons/135811.article

Recovery Recharged with Ellen Stewart: Pushy Broad From The Bronx®: Recovery and the Celebrity Spotlight with guest Michael O'Leary!

Introducing Michael O Leary with his credits: Michael O Leary is a veteran Actor, Emmy nominated for his 26-year starring role as Dr. Rick Bauer on the US soap opera Guiding Light, the longest-running show in Broadcast history. He has appeared in countless popular nighttime shows like Law and Order and the current NBC drama New Amsterdam. Michael has also appeared in the popular web series Venice, a soap opera web series now in its fifth and final season. He just completed a co-starring role in an upcoming motion picture called the Glorious Resurrection of Claire Owens, a film written by Joseph Craig and directed by Craig and Frank Mahzari. His award-winning writing and producing credits include * Steamboat the web series on Roku which was nominated for 12 Indie Awards * His current work is an award-winning play that deals with Recovery called Breathing Under Dirt with internationally acclaimed director Larry Moss. Watch live on Facebook. www.facebook.com/transformationtalkradio

The fascinating Nile Rodgers story shows that not all wealthy and successful people are solely motivated by making and holding onto money.   It’s a common misconception that all rich people are greedy, money grabbing, only motivated by making money and hoard and keep all their cash to themselves.    I’ve studied the lives thousands of wealthy and successful men and women, and personally know many very rich people.    In 95% of the cases I’ve studied and witnessed, the above assumptions are just not true.    Of course, most self-made people look after and manage their money, and want to ensure that they can leave something for their family when they die. Beyond that, they are usually generous and give fortunes away to charity and worthy causes.    In my personal experience in working with charities like Rotary International, the busiest and most successful people give up their money (The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation donated $100 dollars to help Rotary end polio) as well as their valuable time in order to help others. They volunteer and show up when asked to lend a helping hand, as well as putting their hands deep into their pockets to support projects financially. Unsuccessful people usually say, “I haven’t got time”.    The common belief that the rich and successful are solely motivated by money is rarely the case.    Successful people have usually found something they love doing, which is why they are successful. To be successful in any endeavour, you have to enjoy and love what you do, otherwise you could not take all of the knocks and setbacks.    Unsuccessful people are invariably doing jobs they hate, which is one of the reasons they are unsuccessful.   Steve Jobs and Bill Gates loved building computers from a young age. Warren Buffett and Charlie Monger love investing and spend hours and hours reading company reports.   The rich also want to make money, but that is not the sole reason for their endeavours. That’s why they go on working long after they’ve made enough money to live on for the rest of their lives.   You may have heard the expression, “he’s made more comebacks than Frank Sinatra”? That’s because the great, and very rich, singer (who’s private was cleaned by a 14-year-old Nile Rodgers) retired several times but got so bored that he kept coming out of retirement to do more concerts well into his seventies.     In an interview for the Sunday Times Fame and Fortune feature, multi award-winning musician, writer and producer Nile Rogers said he had no idea how much he earned last year. He said that his accountants organise enough for his needs and the rest is put into trust or goes to charity.   His financial priorities now are making sure that there is enough money to keep We Are Family Foundation going long after he is gone.     Every year, his foundation takes 35 kids from all over the world to New York to mentor them.  They are kids that he believes will have an effect on or can change the world in a positive way, like Jack Andraka, who as a teenager come up with a $15 screening device for early-stage pancreatic cancer.    The 66-year-old cancer survivor describes himself as a “worker bee” who has been credited on over 1500 albums, which have gone on to sell 500 million copies. He has worked with a wide variety of artists from David Bowie to Madonna and Daft Punk, with whom he enjoyed a renaissance as a performing artist winning 3 Grammys in 2014.    In his younger days, Rodgers was a big spender. He received a $4 million royalty cheque for the 7 million-selling single Le Freak when he was just 27 years old. He went on a big spending spree buying a Porsche and a fast boat like the one he saw on the 80’s TV show Miami Vice, even though he lived in New York at the time. Unlike many of the "stars who lost it all" I feature in my book, Yes, Money Can Buy You Happiness, Rodgers successfully maintained his earnings throughout his career while his spending habits gradually mellowed.   He was adaptable and, like the Gibb brothers, went into writing and producing for other artists when he saw that the 70's disco era was over.    There's a saying that the poor work hard for their money but the rich make the money work hard for them. However, after losing money on Wall Street in the junk bonds scam, Rodgers said he now allows his money to "rest" while he does the work. He “invests” in technical schools in Africa teaching underprivileged young kids to code.   There are of course entrepreneurs who just wanted to be rich, like the Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary who said he set out in his business career to make a lot of money.   Are all rich people nice, generous or mean and nasty? Of course not.   Money is like alcohol; it just amplifies more of who you are. If you’re broke, mean and miserable, money will probably just make you rich and even more mean and miserable!   For Nile Rodgers, money buys him the freedom to do the things he wants to do, to keep on rocking and make a difference in the world. Long may you continue!   Key Takeaways   Not all rich and successful people are solely motivated by making money.   Not all rich people are greedy, money grabbing and only motivated by making money.   The rich and successful, like Nile Rodgers, give an enormous amount of time and money to help others.   Money amplifies more of who you really are.   You can order my book Yes, Money Can Buy You Happiness, on Amazon: http://bit.ly/2MoneyBook

As one of the founders of Ryanair and multiple airlines across the globe, Declan Ryan is one of the most influential people in the aviation industry. Not one for the limelight, Declan gave Jarlath a rare interview this week to discuss his life, career and why Irish people tend to dominate the business of flying.    Declan explains why he never wanted Ryanair to be called 'Ryanair' (5:00), the dirty tricks of Aer Lingus who ran out of money trying to 'kill' them (36:00) while also telling some toe-curling stories about the challenges of recruitment (Patreon Full Length Version Only).   From why he thinks it was a huge mistake to not sell Ryanair to Aer Lingus (46:00), to why the Irish soar to new heights in aviation (25:00), his hilarious recollection of the dreaded weekly meetings with Michael O'Leary and his father (17:00) and much more, this is a one off conversation with a true great of Irish business.   To access the full back catalogue of 213 Irishman Abroad episodes visit patreon.com/irishmanabroad.You can also gain access to the entire Irishman Abroad archive of episodes through our iPhone and Android Apps. Download the Irishman Abroad Android or iPhone apps for free using the links below.itunes.apple.com/ie/app/an-irishm…d1101165812?mt=8play.google.com/store/apps/detail…anabroad&hl=en_IEAn Irishman Abroad is brought to you by Currency Fair. Currency Fair is the official partner of the podcast. To get great exchange rates and to avoid ridiculous bank and broker charges when transferring money to anywhere in the world go to currencyfair.com.For updates on future episodes and live shows follow @jarlath on Twitter, visit www.jigser.com or email the show directly on irishmanabroadpodcast@gmail.com.Disclaimer: All materials contained within this podcast are copyright protected. Third party reuse and/or quotation in whole or in part is prohibited unless direct credit and/or hyperlink to the Irishman Abroad podcast is clearly and accurately provided.    

As the 10th anniversary of the end of GUIDING LIGHT approaches, Michael O’Leary looks back fondly on his days as Rick Bauer, his amazing casting story, his special relationship with Grant Aleksander (ex-Phillip) and more with Stephanie Sloane and Mara Levinsky. 

Join executive editor Graham Dunn and managing editor Lewis Harper as they discuss Michael O'Leary's new group role at Ryanair, troubles at French leisure carrier Aigle Azur, and the latest on the Boeing 737 Max's return to service, including Southwest's take on the type's branding. They also examine turmoil in the air cargo markets and the latest passenger capacity trends. FlightGlobal's Asia-Pacific bureau chief Greg Waldron then joins Graham to talk through this month's Airline Business cover interview with Vietnam Airlines' chief executive Duong Tri Thanh and the Vietnamese market in general. ANALYSIS: EASA concerns show scale of Max challenge https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/analysis-easa-concerns-show-scale-of-max-challenge-460726/ Southwest will retain 'Max' moniker when grounding lifts https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/southwest-will-retain-max-moniker-when-grounding-l-460469/ Aigle Azur receives 14 takeover bids https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/aigle-azur-receives-14-takeover-bids-460759/ ANALYSIS: Air cargo woes endure amid US-China spat https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/analysis-air-cargo-woes-endure-amid-us-china-spat-460697/ ANALYSIS: Ryanair rejects usual pipeline in choice of new CEO https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/analysis-ryanair-rejects-usual-pipeline-in-choice-460591/ PICTURE: Vietnam Airlines takes first 787-10, via Air Lease https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/picture-vietnam-airlines-takes-first-787-10-via-ai-460306/

This episode is a republished episode due to being a popular post. Today I am very excited to introduce you to one of my coaching clients. Emmy nominated actor, award-winning playwright, and charming Michael O'Leary stepped into my studio to chat with me about his life, and how we worked together to help him discover his push moment and think differently. Join in and listen in to this special episode! Highlights Of The Show: How Michael got his start. [3:30] How Michael got his first push [11:20] Michael talks about reputation [26:00] Ellen & Michael talk about addiction and keeping secrets [39:30] Michael talks about how Ellen changed his life [50:30] Links That Benefit This Episode: Follow me on social media: Twitter, and Facebook. Join my email list, and get my latest episodes, blog posts, and announcements right to your inbox. Connect with me in my Facebook Group "The Letting Go Tribe". Ready to learn how to let go? Enroll in The Letting Go Method. Hosted By: Ellen Stewart Produced By: Ellen Stewart & Richard Torres I’d love to hear your push moments, your no’s or yes’s, or even your 10 minutes of tears! Send me an email at ellen@pushybroadfromthebronx.com. If I air your questions or comments on the podcast, don’t worry, I change names. Tune in every Monday for a new episode of the Pushy Broad From The Bronx. Talk to you soon!

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Michael O'Leary is Client Services manager at Southern New Hampshire University. In this episode, Michael describes how his team supports students and staff. The SPOCcast logo, podcast theme, and all content are the property of HDI, a part of Informa Tech. © 2019 HDI, all rights reserved. This episode is sponsored by LogMeIn Rescue. https://logmeinrescue.com

Sportsline is brought to you in association with Derg Credit Union. (00.00) Sportsline host Leo Doyle is joined by Analyst Brendan Foley talking camogie, golf, hurling and Horse racing with the great victory by Tiger roll emulating red Rum winning the Grand National two years in a row still fresh in the mind. (00.55) Camogie -Clare Minor camogie player from Kilkishen Bodyke , Roisin Minogue -Bodyke native who is captain of the County team joins the show as she looks forward to an All Ireland semi final next weekend. (07.42) Camogie -Clare and Munster Camogie PRO Brid McNamara looks back at the National Junior league semi final defeat last weekend to Limerick. Prelim Munster Junior Championship game v Waterford is approaching in the next two weeks with Clare at Home which will be broadcast live on Scariff Bay Community radio (22.36) Hurling - A look back at last weekends replay Victory for Broadford in the U21B County Hurling final. (34.16) Golf / hurling- a look ahead at the staging of the Irish Open this summer at Lahinch Golf club, the team joined from West Clare by RCB presenter and analyst Nicholas Rynne who also looks forward to the Munster Hurling Championship. (50.14) A look back at last weeks Grand National win by Tiger Roll and Davy Russell, trained by Gordon Elliott and owned by Michael O'Leary.    

In this week's podcast, we interview Ryanair's boss and Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick, visit suckler and tillage farmers, attend a BPS clinic and hear from a banker and a mart manager.

In this week's podcast, we interview Ryanair's boss and Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick, visit suckler and tillage farmers, attend a BPS clinic and hear from a banker and a mart manager.

Dans une entrevue avec Alice Chantal Tchandem, le vice-président régional de Robert Half, Michael O’Leary tire la sonnette d’alarme sur les risques d’une pratique courante chez de nombreux employés: procéder à la déclaration de ses revenus en se servant des logiciels sur le lieu de travail peut exposer les données personnelles.

How well do you know your colleagues? How much do you socialise with them? Do you have an annual retreat for your colleagues and their families?   After you listen to this episode you may reflect on these questions. To give your patients the very best care possible it seems obvious that your team needs to know each other, understand the strengths and weaknesses of each other, and combine and communicate well in the clinical environment. So how much time does your department devote to fostering a department culture that feels like a family? Including getting to know each team member’s actual family. How much do you do? My Intensive Care department does this pretty well but we could always do better. And we haven’t done a retreat in my time working there. In the final episode of 2018, you’ll listen to Dr June Goh who is all about fostering such a family environment. She came up with the idea of taking her colleagues and their families on an annual weekend retreat over a decade ago. And she organises regular resident and medical officer engagement sessions with fun activities. All of which I suspect brings them tighter together as a more harmonious team, thereby helping their patients. June is a Senior Consultant in Singapore General Hospital and the Director of Neuroanaesthesia and Neurocritical Care. She is very involved in teaching both medical students and post graduate doctors as member of the Core Faculty Anaesthesia Residency Programme, Chair of the Residency Welfare Committee, Adjunct Assistant Professor Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School and Clinical Lecturer in the Yong Loo Lin Medical School. She chairs the Singapore General Hospital transplant oversight committee. June also currently serves on the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music Board, Dover Park Hospice Governing Council and co-chairs the fundraising committee. She has been an active member and past president of the Association of Women Doctors Singapore (AWDS) helping out with the various activities organised by AWDS. June is currently President of the Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations and is passionate about women's family and health issues. This episode was recorded in May 2018 as a live interview in front of a conference audience at the 5th SG-ANZICS Asia Pacific Intensive Care Forum. Thanks to that meeting's Organising Committee, representing Singapore’s Society of Intensive Care Medicine (SICM), Singapore, and the Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Society (ANZICS), I was invited to conduct several live interviews for this podcast. Many thanks to Tan Hon Liang and David Ku for this opportunity. In this conversation June also spoke on topics such as: Her early career Her perspective on Singaporean gender equality How she mixed bringing up her children with being a busy doctor Building trust and rapport to strengthen communication with patient’s families Her perspective on some of the innovations in medical education Coping with work stresses to stay balanced Managing our device usage in the smartphone era Identifying and mentoring successors to our institutional roles Her thoughts on lifestyle factors such as yoga, exercise and sleep Her enjoyment of fashion The Mastering Intensive Care podcast is aimed to inspire and empower you, as an intensive care clinician, to bring your best self to the intensive care unit, through conversations with thought-provoking guests. My hope is that by listening to the show you’ll hear at least one thing to help you improve, as either a healthcare professional or as a person, with the ultimate aim of helping your patients. Please help me to spread the message by simply telling one of your colleagues, posting on social media or subscribing, rating and reviewing the podcast. To connect, leave a comment on the Facebook “mastering intensive care” page, on the LITFL episode page, on twitter using #masteringintensivecare, or by sending me an email at andrew@masteringintensivecare.com. This is an enjoyable, thought-provoking and wide-ranging discussion with a woman doctor who is advancing the cause of women in and out of medicine whilst also compassionately caring for her patients and her team   Thanks for listening. Andrew Davies   -------------------- People, organisations and resources mentioned in the episode: June Goh at Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations: http://www.scwo.org.sg/about-us/who-we-are/dr-june-goh/ June Goh at Association of Women Doctors (Singapore): http://www.awds.org.sg/dr-june-goh/ SG-ANZICS Asia Pacific Forum: http://sg-anzics.com/ Human Organ Transplant Act (Singapore): https://www.gov.sg/factually/content/what-is-hota-all-about Article by June Goh on Gender Equality: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/commentary-on-gender-equality-and-whether-women-can-have-it-all-9114542 June Goh featured in Bazaar Magazine: https://www.harpersbazaar.com.sg/exclusives/bazaar-magazine/bazaar-stylish-women-2017-june-goh-rin/ June Goh featured in The Peak Magazine: https://thepeakmagazine.com.sg/interviews/june-goh-doctor-teacher-family-woman-fashionista/ New Normal Project podcast: http://newnormalproject.libsyn.com/ New Normal Project podcast - Episode 45 with Neal Barnard: http://newnormalproject.libsyn.com/episode-45-neal-barnard-how-to-start-plant-based-eating-and-which-health-benefits-you-might-expect New Normal Project podcast - Episode 46 with Andy Ramage: http://newnormalproject.libsyn.com/episode-46-andy-ramage-using-an-alcohol-free-challenge-to-reframe-your-relationship-with-alcohol Mastering Intensive Care podcast - Episode 37 with Michael O’Leary: http://masteringintensivecare.libsyn.com/episode-37-michael-oleary-dealing-with-the-frustrations-of-the-changing-icu-landscape-sg-anzics-special-episode Book: “In Shock” (by Dr Rana Awdish) https://www.ranaawdishmd.com/book Mastering Intensive Care podcast: http://masteringintensivecare.libsyn.com Mastering Intensive Care page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/masteringintensivecare Mastering Intensive Care at Life In The Fast lane: https://lifeinthefastlane.com/litfl/mastering-intensive-care Twitter handle for Andrew Davies: @andrewdavies66 Instagram handle for Andrew Davies: @andrewdavies66 Email Andrew Davies: andrew@masteringintensivecare.com

Our ICUs might be growing larger in size but there seem to be the same number of very sick patients to care for overall. All of which means we seem to be admitting a greater proportion of less unwell patients to our ICUs, especially in the larger tertiary ICUs. Given we also suffer from “bed block”, where there are no available beds in the hospital to transfer patients to, when they are no longer critically ill, our ICUs can become holding bays for effectively "ward-level" patients. This may be great for the patients but it means longer ward rounds, and a level of frustration for intensive care teams, who may feel like they are not making a significant enough difference for these less sick patients. When A/Prof Michael O’Leary started out in Intensive Care nearly 30 years ago, he remembers being enthusiastic and busy, performing many interventions on mostly sick patients. Having now moved across the world and gained a few decades of experience, he has a great perspective on some of the challenges our larger ICUs face. Michael is former President of the Australian & New Zealand Intensive Care Society and a Senior Specialist in Intensive Care in Sydney, working at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and St George Private Hospital. He is Clinical Associate Professor at Sydney Medical School, The University of Sydney, and Co-State Medical Director of the New South Wales Organ and Tissue Donation Service. Michael trained in anaesthesia in the United Kingdom and holds a Fellowship of the Royal College of Anaesthetists (FRCA). His intensive care training commenced in the UK in Cambridge and continued in Sydney where he achieved Fellowship of the College of Intensive Care Medicine of Australia and New Zealand (FCICM). Michael was a Research Fellow at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London, UK where he completed his MD degree with studies into the metabolic response to sepsis and use of glutamine and growth hormone in the amelioration of catabolism. In recent years his main interests have been in end-of-life care and organ donation in the ICU. This episode was conducted in May 2018 as a live interview in front of a conference audience at the 5th SG-ANZICS Asia Pacific Intensive Care Forum. Thanks to that meeting's Organising Committee, representing Singapore’s Society of Intensive Care Medicine (SICM), Singapore, and the Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Society (ANZICS), I was invited to conduct several such live interviews for this podcast. Many thanks to Tan Hon Liang and David Ku for this opportunity. Apart from his observations about the growth and change in Intensive Care over the last few decades, Michael and I talked about: How the SG-ANZICS meeting came to be His career history Being a part-time intensivist Playing the role of Co-State Medical Director of an organ donation service The characteristics of good intensivists Being President of ANZICS and the importance of being involved with professional societies Some perspectives on good communication and clinical care. The Mastering Intensive Care podcast is aimed to inspire and empower intensive care clinicians to bring their best selves to the intensive care unit through conversations with thought-provoking guests. I genuinely believe we can help each other to improve, as both professionals and as people, so as to give the absolute best possible care to our patients. Please help me to spread the message by simply emailing your colleagues, posting on social media or subscribing, rating and reviewing the podcast. To connect, leave a comment on the Facebook “mastering intensive care” page, on the LITFL episode page, on twitter using #masteringintensivecare, or by sending me an email at andrew@masteringintensivecare.com. Thanks for listening. Andrew Davies   -------------------- Show notes (people, organisations, resources and links mentioned in the episode): Michael O’Leary on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-o-leary-a1222b11/?originalSubdomain=au  SG-ANZICS Asia Pacific Forum: http://sg-anzics.com/ Episode 36 with Hayley Gershengorn: http://masteringintensivecare.libsyn.com/episode-36-hayley-gershengorn-allocating-icu-resources-to-optimise-patient-outcomes-and-job-satisfaction Mastering Intensive Care podcast: http://masteringintensivecare.libsyn.com Mastering Intensive Care page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/masteringintensivecare Mastering Intensive Care at Life In The Fast lane: https://lifeinthefastlane.com/litfl/mastering-intensive-care New Normal Project podcast: http://newnormalproject.libsyn.com/ Twitter handle for Andrew Davies: @andrewdavies66 Instagram handle for Andrew Davies: @andrewdavies66 Email Andrew Davies: andrew@masteringintensivecare.com

Écoutez les conseils de Michael O'Leary, vice-président aux opérations chez Robert Half, firme spécialisée en recrutement, au sein de la laquelle est incorporée OfficeTeam

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This week, we have audio from a heated discussion in the Dáil over the fodder crisis, hear from Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary and get confirmation from Met Eireann on just how bad the weather has been this year.

On this episode Ryan talks to Giorgi Margvelashvili, the president of Georgia who is a doctor of philosophy and was in town for the German Marshall Fund’s Brussels Forum. Following that Michael O’Leary, the gruff CEO and founder of Ryanair, who's discovering his softer side explains why Brexit makes him disappointed and how to solve holiday delays due to air traffic control strikes. Then we’ve got a fun panel with the Brussels brains trust, covering everything from Marine Le Pen’s missteps to our MEP of the Week.

Roger Overall & Paul O'Mahony "I have something on my mind" kicks off Paul Napoleon, Steve Jobs, The art of war & leadership The public display & use of values SWAT analysis & funding Integrity - Quality - a list of values Harvard Business Review How Change Agents Branding (consultancy) came up with its key values (Manifesto) "We drew our values out of our experiences" - South Africa & UK Key point: our values came out of an analysis of what we were capable of. "I wasn't capable of anything else". Toastmasters declare 10 promises: (insert the Toastmasters Promise here) Paul talks about Toastmasters - and the Promise people make when they join the organisation. Research on Toastmasters LinkedIn Group. Paul reports on what he's found. BNI (Business Networking International) compared & contrasted with Toastmasters (Roger reports) BNI Chapters - Toastermasters Clubs are local. Singapore & Miami experience is consistent. Both voluntary Both local Both welcome visitors Both international Both have 'hierarchies" Both have international conferences Similar structures. "We met at BNI a long time ago" BNI welcomes 'Substitutes' - big difference. The power of values-in-action contrasted with espoused value. This is a big distinction. Excusing dishonesty. Organisations that have a lousy reputation RyanAir controversy. "I would question RyanAir's reputation" says Paul. Niceties of service ... value of cheap price Weighting elements of their manifesto "We'll give you cheap flights but we won't give you good customer service" may be the RyanAir Manifesto. Paul remembers Michael O'Leary talking when RyanAir began Counter-cultural behaviour of RyanAir. Trains in Germany don't wait for you - RyanAir adopted that approach. The power of values-in-action. 1. What do we stand for? 2. What are we capable of delivering? Structured thinking & incorporating your values into your business. Clarity to employees is good. For example, how we answer the phone here ... Bite Sized Cafe & Show&Tell Communications working together. What Bite Sized do: a list reported by Roger

Leo's spin unit in trouble, the Disclosures tribunal comes to life and Michael O'Leary becomes a billionaire

Today I am very excited to introduce you to one of my coaching clients. Emmy nominated actor, award-winning playwright, and charming Michael O'Leary stepped into my studio to chat with me about his life, and how we worked together to help him discover his push moment and think differently. Join in and listen in to this special episode! Highlights Of The Show: How Michael got his start. [3:30] How Michael got his first push [11:20] Michael talks about reputation [26:00] Ellen & Michael talk about addiction and keeping secrets [39:30] Michael talks about how Ellen changed his life [50:30] Links That Benefit This Episode: Follow me on social media: Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram Join my email list, and get my latest episodes, blog posts, and announcements right to your inbox. Hosted By: Ellen Stewart Produced By: Ellen Stewart & Richard Torres I’d love to hear your push moments, your no’s or yes’s, or even your 10 minutes of tears! Send me an email at ellen@pushybroadfromthebronx.com. If I air your questions or comments on the podcast, don’t worry, I change names. Tune in every Monday for a new episode of the Pushy Broad From The Bronx. Talk to you soon!

In the third episode of Faces for Podcast, Adam and Iain discuss Uber's appeal to TfL's rejection, Ryanair and Michael O'Leary and a German donkey called Vitus who got a little bit carried away with a McLaren sportscar.The boys, as always, hear from the public on the streets and answer this weeks Life's Unanswered Question, do fish sleep?Also, a new feature called Embarrassing Questions where the public ask the questions, Adam and Iain answer and you laugh!

Ryanair is making headlines for all the wrong reasons for a second week running, with 400,000 customers set to be affected by further flight cancellations over the winter period. On the latest Inside Business podcast, Barry O’Halloran says Michael O’Leary’s airline could have been forgiven for an isolated mess up that led to last week’s PR disaster and the cancellation of two per cent of its flights over a six week period, but this latest crisis gives the impression of an organisation that is stumbling. He is joined by consumer affairs correspondent Conor Pope who says Mr O’Leary’s announcement that Ryanair is to “grow more slowly” over the coming months due to “sensible schedule changes” is a nicer way of saying that he doesn’t have enough pilots or crew to cover shifts. In the second half of the show presenter Dominic Coyle speaks to CEO of Hospitality Ulster Colin Neill, Adrian Cummins of the Restaurants Association and Irish Times business affairs correspondent Mark Paul, about the thorny issue of the hospitality sector VAT rate, either side of the border.

UPDATE: MICHAEL O'LEARY & LIZ KEIFER WERE UNABLE TO CALL IN BUT CRYSTAL CHAPPELL CALLED IN! JOIN TAKE 2 RADIO ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27th AT 7PM EASTERN AS WE CHAT WITH WENDY, THE EVENT COORDINATOR FOR DAYTIME STARS AND STRIKES FOR AUTISM AS WELL AS ACTORS JERRY VER DORN, LIZ KEIFER, MICHAEL O'LEARY, AND LAUREN B. MARTIN! ABOUT DAYTIME STARS AND STRIKES: Daytime Stars and Strikes is a charity event established by a dedicated group of volunteers with Daytime Emmy Winner actor Jerry verDorn and Elizabeth Keifer-Convertino (Ross/Blake on Guiding Light) to raise awareness and funds for Autism. In 2004 we started with the American Cancer Society and after 10 years decided to focus on the Austism Society of America. Spend an afternoon/evening in Secausus, NJ with actors from our daytime soaps, with volunteers and fans from all over the globe. The individuals (actors and event crew) who put these events together are strictly volunteers. Every dollar sponsored, donated, raffled, auctioned goes to The Autism Society. In 2016, the volunteers branched out and created two additional events, all for Autism. The 2017 weekend is a further expanded extravaganza: Karaoke, Meet and Greets, Autograph Sessions, Photo Sessions, and a good old fashioned BBQ. (Bowling is no longer a part of the event. There are now 4 special events with the actors!) Come join us over Columbus Day Weekend 2017. Purchase a ticket, sponsor a table, donate in someone's honor. Help us put the pieces of the puzzle together for research, community services, life skills and successful transitions from childhood to adulthood. Visit their website for more info and tickets www.daytimestarsandstrikes.com  

It's been a week of uncharacteristically poor PR management at Ryanair with the airline forced to cancel 2 per cent of its flights over the next six weeks, due to a cock-up concerning pilots holidays. Irish Times Consumer Affairs correspondent Conor Pope says Michael O'Leary is clearly raging over the blunder but it's unlikely to have any lasting impact on the brand. He joins business reporter Barry O'Halloran to discuss the crisis affecting more than 300,000 of the airline's customers. In the second part of the show Business Affairs correspondent Mark Paul hits the National Ploughing Championships to take the pulse of Ireland's agriculture sector and find out what farmers are most concerned about with Brexit just around the corner.

For første gang på mange tiår er ekspertene positive til flybransjen i Europa. Vi har invitert nordmannen og flyrådgiveren som i mange år jobbet tett på Ryanair-sjefen Michael O’Leary, Hans Jørgen Elnæs, til studio. Vi har også med analytiker i Carnegie, Preben Rasch-Olsen, for å snakke om Norwegian, SAS, Ryanair og flybransjen. Programledere er Per Valebrokk og Marius Lorentzen. Produsert av Magne Antonsen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We speak to the CEO of Ryanair, Michael O'Leary. And - the ID that's under your skin.

Du willst günstig fliegen? Flieg mit Ryanair! Du willst der Umwelt etwas gutes tun? Flieg mit Ryanair... Im heutigen Podcast besprechen wir die kontroverse Airline Ryanair, die es mit "Billig"Flügen schafft, ganz Europa zu dominieren und das im Gegensatz zu vielen anderen Airlines sogar profitabel! Wir sprechen über Zahlen, Daten, den coolen CEO Michael O'Leary, Chancen & Risiken der Aktie. Folge direkt herunterladen

In this week's podcast, we hear all about the developments in getting Irish beef to China, voices from Michael O'Leary's pedigree cattle sale and Ed Sheeran's granny speaks to us at the family farm.

Stephanie Fowler and Tony Russo speak with playwright and actor Michael O'Leary

In this week's podcast we talk to farmer and king of Irish airspace Michael O'Leary, hear contractors' views on the proposed NCT for tractors, learn about farming in NZ and Ukraine and look forward to the Agri-Careers fair.

In this week's podcast we talk to farmer and king of Irish airspace Michael O'Leary, hear contractors' views on the proposed NCT for tractors, learn about farming in NZ and Ukraine and look forward to the Agri-Careers fair.

MICHAEL O'LEARY is equal parts actor and playwright. For twenty years, he was the face and voice of Dr. Rick Bauer on the Emmy award winning CBS daytime show, “Guiding Light.” Now Michael is throwing himself into a new role: his first full length play, “B

Audio-only version of: REDtalks #06 – Michael O’Leary on self-service with vRO/vRA

Michael O'Leary remains bullish in the face of falling sterling with promises to pump a million seats month into weak winter market and 15% price reductions. Head of broking at Goodbody Stockbrokers Joe Gill and markets correspondent Joe Brennan join host Cliff Taylor to discuss the strange scenario of Ryanair issuing profit warning while seeing a 5% rise in their stock. Joe Brennan discusses the permutations of tomorrow's Finance Bill in light of what many are calling a "minimalist budget". What are the key issues Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has to grapple with? What kind of tone of discussion can we expect at this week's EU leaders summit and how will those present react to the 'hard Brexit' line taken at the recent Tory Party conference? Suzanne Lynch joins us on the line from Brussels to discuss Theresa May's much-anticipated first EU summit as leader. And finally, Ciarán Hancock sat down with Gareth Loye and Mark McCloskey for the last in our series of EY Entrepreneur of the year profiles.

Audio-only version of: REDtalks #04 – Michael O’Leary on orchestration with VMware vRO

Jun 16th - The Seagull, The DMV, Mickey's Facebook Suspension, Japanese Baseball, Paying with Change, Expensive Jeans, Justin Hall NAT GEO EXPLORER, Chris Orestis, Taryn Manning, Orange is the New Black, Michael O'Leary

Jun 16th - The Seagull, The DMV, Mickey's Facebook Suspension, Japanese Baseball, Paying with Change, Expensive Jeans, Justin Hall NAT GEO EXPLORER, Chris Orestis, Taryn Manning, Orange is the New Black, Michael O'Leary

WELCOME TO TAKE 2 RADIO SOAPS IN REVIEW  This show will be on the 2nd & 4th THURSDAY of the month at 7PM EASTERN TIME SPECIAL SHOW!! EPISODE 12: Take 2 Radio Soaps in Review: Thursday, March 24th at 7pm eastern: Wendy from Daytime Stars & Strikes Event for Autism will be calling in with some actors from One Life to Live, Guiding Light, and As the World Turns, Jerry VerDorn, Liz Keifer, and Michael O'Leary. The event will be held at Bowler City, in Hackensack, NJ on April 23rd. To find out how you can attend or more info go todaytimestarsandstrikes.com   Then:.  JOIN PAM, DAVID, CAROLYN AND AKBI as they discuss what's been happening on The Bold and the Beautiful, Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, and The Young and the Restless  Whether you watch all 4 or just one they be reviewing all of the soaps and we welcome calls from the fans to give their thoughts! CALL IN 1-718-506-1540 PRESS 1 Follow on twitter @take2radio @T2RSoapsReview @Take2RadioCrew @MsElizabethLong @BarefootBlonde5 @LTASoaps  

Pamela Newenham, Laura Slattery and Cliff Taylor join co-hosts Arthur Beesley and Ciaran Hancock for a look back at the big winners and losers in Irish business and economic life throughout 2015. Featuring Denis O'Brien, the Collison brothers, Colm Lyon, Michael O'Leary, David Drumm, INM, TV3, Deirdre Foley, the IFA, Paddy Cosgrave, Philip Lane and many more.

Ryanair has big plans to become the “Amazon for travel” in Europe. Tanya Powley, FT transport correspondent, speaks to Michael O’Leary, chief executive, about his plans for the budget airline now that it has learnt to be “nice” to customers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Starting off with story time, this week the guys get long winded on a few of the creepier facts they found over the last couple of weeks. I mean how could you not spend the majority of your time talking about a village of dolls... Enjoy, share and listen! This weeks facts are: Rent a country, Michael O'leary. The Interception, lobster pee, rocket mail, The Village of Dolls, steamboat dragon, immortal jellyfish and the first chicken restaurant.

Soap fans unite as we bring together some of our favorites from Guiding Light and As The World Turns with Michael O'Leary (Dr. Rick Bauer, Guiding Light), Beth Chamberlain (Beth Raines, Guiding Light), Scott Bryce (Craig Montgomery, As The World Turns and Orlagh Cassidy (Doris Steel, GL).  Don't miss this!

Soap fans unite as we bring together some of our favorites from Guiding Light and As The World Turns with Michael O'Leary (Dr. Rick Bauer, Guiding Light), Beth Chamberlain (Beth Raines, Guiding Light), Scott Bryce (Craig Montgomery, As The World Turns and Orlagh Cassidy (Doris Steel, GL).  Don't miss this!

This is the first of three podcasts on nutrition in ICU, this time by Professor Michael O'Leary. Michael was given the topic "TPN is so boring" - see what you think... The slides are here: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B9vT1_AbNNQSTTdVRDFzRHlRdHU5dzB2SjFiTDNhZw

Interviews on both the red carpet and at the winner's circle at the 3rd annual Indie Soap Awards in New York City, including in this order:  Michael Caruso, Alexis Zimbolis and Katie Caprio, DEVANITY. Ilene Kristen, FAR FROM THE BAY. Stacy McQueen, Dee Freeman and Michael Taylor Gray, PRETTY. Jillian Clare and Patrika Darbo, MISS BEHAVE. Kevin Spirtas, DAYS OF OUR LIVES. Gregori Martin and Kristos Andrews, THE BAY. Colleen Zenk, AS THE WORLD TURNS. Tyler Ford and Signy Coleman, RIVER RIDGE. Catherine Frels, ANACOSTIA. Michael O'Leary, STEAMBOAT. Julie Smith, FUMBLING THROUGH THE PIECES. Todd Fisher, THE SFN. Rick Dalton, RAGGED ISLE.

William Ragsdale, Gary Hawkins on FX's new series, "Justified," will be making an appearance on BuzzWorthy Radio! After attending Hendrix College where he appeared in plays with Sling Blade actress and fellow Arkansan Natalie Canerday, he gained attention as the young hero of Fright Night and Fright Night II, a series of humorous vampire films co-starring Roddy McDowall. He also performed in theatre productions of Neil Simon plays Biloxi Blues[3] and Brighton Beach Memoirs. Ragsdale has had a sporadic career on prime-time television. He starred for three years in the Fox Network sitcom Herman's Head. He had a brief recurring role in Judging Amy as the obnoxious son of Richard Crenna's character. He played a TV producer on Grosse Pointe, which lasted one season. He was cast in the pilot for Charmed, but turned down the series to star in the short-lived sitcom Brother's Keeper. He appeared on Ellen as a boyfriend of the character Ellen Morgan (Ellen DeGeneres), before Morgan (and DeGeneres herself) came out of "the closet" as a lesbian. He played bit roles in numerous movies and television series, including a four-episode stint on Less Than Perfect. Oddly enough, he lost movie roles in both Glory and Biloxi Blues to Matthew Broderick, but did work with Broderick in the 2009 film Wonderful World.

He has had pivotal roles in such primetime hits as “The Facts of Life” and “Murphy Brown” and “Popular,” and has appeared in various films and theatrical ventures, but he’s no doubt most fondly remembered for his iconic, Emmy-nominated work as dastardly charming rogue Craig Montgomery on “As the World Turns.” He has recently shifted his attention behind the scenes, working as a director and producer on a new online project, a comedic takeoff on the daytime world entitled "Steamboat," and now the incredible SCOTT BRYCE is stopping by the Buzz to give us the inside scoop!

On today's CBS and Days of Our Lives episode of Daytime Confidential Luke, Mike and Jamey discuss the latest in As the World Turns, The Bold and the Beautiful, Days of Our Lives, Guiding Light and The Young and the Restless news including:Luke becoming the victim of an attack, yet again. Carly and Parker's relationship and how Parker is treating Carly how he's seen Jack treat her.The Forrester Four on The Bold and the Beautiful. What did fans do to deserve this. Drew Tyler Bell's performance as Thomas and reaction to word that Don Diamont will likely be paired with Donna Logan.Former Days of Our Lives star Deidre Hall is reportedly having some money problems related to her divorce.Melodie has a report from the Guiding Light location shoot in at Universal Orlando. She talks about Ellen Wheeler producing the show. Melodie talks about her encounters with Crystal Chappell, Marg Dusay, Marcy Rylan, Frank Dicopoulos, Jessica Leccia, Michael O'Leary and other Guiding Light stars. She explains how all of Springfield's residents end up in Florida and hints at Bill and Lizzie's upcoming story. Things are finally moving along on The Young and the Restless. Katherine's story is picking up speed. Sharon's melt down has us tuning in. Jamey believes that the show could have come up with a better storyline for Greg Rikaart's Kevin Fisher.  All this and more on today's episode of Daytime Confidential.