Podcast appearances and mentions of Michael Sexton

We hear from memories on the pitch with PBC rugby and in particular from one of the legendary figures of Pres, Munster and Irish rugby in the 1960's and 70's - the great Barry McGann who is also, as far as we know, the only Pres boy to line out against the Dutch football wizard, Johann Cruyff in a competitive international. We also revisit some sadder moments in PBC rugby history as Barry remembers Pat Barry and Noel Walsh recalls his death at Thomond Park in 1965. Ray Clarke who was present as a member of the Senior Cup team at training in Wilton on that fateful day in 1979 remembers Des Barry. To hear about the future of the school, Jack O Sullivan, Chairman of P.B.C. Board of Management reflects on his time at Pres while Michael Sexton outlines his role as CEO of the PBST and his vision for the school.This podcast is presented by PBC alumni George Hook and Ronan McAuliffe. It was produced by PBC teacher Éanna O'Loinsigh with Elaine Smith on sound and post production and piano composition by PBC student Liam Ring. Thank you to our contributors for sharing the stories and fond memories and to Presentation Brothers College Cork for their continued support. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

December 2, 2022 - Ryan Campbell and Michael Sexton of Brinkoetter joined Byers and Co for the Brinkoetter Home Highlight to talk about a year of giving back to the community and highlight a home that is move in ready at 2221 W Woodbine. Listen to the podcast now! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Tuesday's Morning Focus, Alan was joined by Liam Ashe to discuss an upcoming charity dance in the West County in aid of Balo Ireland of which he is a co-director. Liam discussed his journey to date, which has led for him to get involved with a small school in Kolkata. Since 2006 the school has grown and has 360 pupils and 14 teachers The dance will take place on Saturday December 3rd and all proceeds will go towards the cost of running the school. Michael Sexton will provide music on the night and ticket's are priced at €10 and can be purchased at the door on the night.

September 9, 2022 - Michael Sexton and Ryan Campbell of Brinkoetter Realtors joined Byers & Co. to talk about the real estate market and to highlight a home near the lake. Listen to the podcast now!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

August 5, 2022 - Ryan Campbell and Michael Sexton of Brinkoetter joined Byers and Co for the Brinkoetter Home Highlight to talk about the stability of the real estate market and highlight a home at 224 Park Place. Listen to the podcast now! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June 10, 2022- Ryan Campbell and Michael Sexton, of Brinkoetter joined Byers & Co talk about their support of the United Way and Sexton's listing of a home at 1126 Wedgewood Court. Listen to the podcast now! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

December 3, 2021 - Ryan Campbell and Michael Sexton of Brinkoetter joined Byers & Co to kick off their Bright Bulb contest and highlight a home on Park Place. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we revisit Mike Coward's book about Australian tours to the subcontinent through the 1980s: Cricket Beyond the Bazaar. Joining us to dissect the book – and its importance for Australian cricket literature – are two contemporary journalists - Russell Jackson and Daniel Brettig. They tell us about the effect the book had on them and how it continues to be a guiding beacon for Australians reporting on the subcontinent. Click here to support 81allout on Kofi Talking Points: The history of India-Australia relations and the blossoming of cricketing ties in the 1980s Mike Coward's love for India – and how he intuitively grasped how big the game would become in the subcontinent A delightful mess of a book - journalism, travelogue, observations, rumination, history, culture.. it has it all The cult status that Allan Border, Dean Jones, David Boon and so many others of that generation enjoy among Indians of a certain generation The 1986 tied Test and the start of the Australian renaissance How writers like Mike Coward helped several Australians grasp the complexities of the subcontinent Australia's triumphant World Cup in 1987 - and the historic win in Lahore Australia's controversial tour to Pakistan in 1988 - and the effect it had for the next decade How Mike Coward stayed true to his profession despite having such unbridled access to the players and team management The relevance of the book today and how young Australian readers can benefit from it Participants: Daniel Brettig (@danbrettig) Russell Jackson (@rustyjacko) Siddhartha Vaidyanathan (@sidvee) Related: Embracing the East: Suresh Menon on Cricket Beyond the Bazaar - ESPNcricinfo When a tie was a victory for Border's battlers - Michael Sexton on his book about the tied Test in Madras - 81allout podcast The Final Frontier: Mike Coward - The Greatest Season That Was podcast Collection of Mike Coward's articles for ESPNcricinfo 'It long irked me that sports writing, in this country, has been devalued' - Mike Coward's speech at the ASC Lifetime Achievement Awards in 2015 Clueless Australia need a cultural shift - Daniel Brettig - ESPNcricinfo Daniel Brettig: Books on Amazon.com Russell Jackson - articles on ABC Sport

Today's episode features Micatu's EVP of Sales and Marketing Michael Sexton and we're talking renewables. We dive into some key data points from Zpryme and Micatu's recent survey to discuss important issues in the ongoing transformation of the grid. How do renewables play into key power quality issues? How do utilities who are rapidly adding renewables ensure both reliability and safety in the transition? If you want to dive into the data yourself, the report can be found at https://zpryme.com/reports/managing-the-growing-renewables-crisis/ This episode was sponsored by Micatu Music by bensound.com

Our guest this week is Michael Sexton DTM, immediate past president and currently VP Public Relations for McAfee Toastmasters in Cork city. ______________________________________________________________________ This is part 2 from Programme 3 of the 2021/22 season - published on July 17th with Ted Mellamphy & Paul O'Mahony, produced by Moira O'Brien. The show is in four parts and usually has this format: (1) Introducing a “Thought for the Week” and a “Word of the Week” together with general conversation arising out of these two topics. Published at 4pm on Fridays. (2) Either an Interview, the recording of a speech or external media. Published at 4pm on Saturdays. (3) Discussion on a topic usually led by Paul. Published at 4pm on Sundays. (4) Discussion on a topic usually led by Paul. Published at 4pm on Mondays We also live stream the recording of these shows on YouTube. You can watch on most Thursdays at 3pm Irish Time here https://youtube.com/c/moiraobrien/live Contact us : email: info@irishtalkers.com Website: www.irishtalkers.com Facebook: The Talk Show for Talkers Magazine: "Public Speaking Weekly" on www.irishtalkers.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/irish-talkers/message

Presenters: Aaron Burchael & Chris Byrne Record Date: 18/07/2021 Welcome to The Camping Crew podcast with Aaron Burchael & Chris Byrne This is meant to be a fun podcast, we are just enthusiasts and what we discuss on the podcast are just our own personal views. If you would like to support the podcast and you can afford it you can buy us a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/thecampingcrew News: Vantastival have announced that On the 10th and 11th September 2021 we will host two consecutive concerts on our beloved Woodland Stage at Beaulieu. Ennis would be 'attractive location' for campervan park - Clare Echo New Facebook group - Campaign For Motorhome Aires Ireland Online Chatter: Post from Irish Motorhome Group on Facebook about barriers going up in Wesport harbour. Listener messages & shout-outs: Hi to Jeff and his wife/partner. Chris met them in Ardmore at the weekend. Hi to Mike Annmarie & the dog Monkey Aaron met Mike in a garage and gave him some stickers for their Motorhome Recent request for Stickers by Email from Ivan Yallop Simon Q sent in 2 questions. Tents & Changing a UK camper to Irl plates. Campsites or stop overs: Michael Sexton sent us a review this week regarding on Lough Lannagh Holiday Village camping What's on Charlie and Me this week? Todays video is all about the installation of the Munster GPS tracker on the BeeBaw & Friday's video is of Tha Apple Farm Cahir rd Clonmel Products Tips & Camping hacks: Adrian has come up trumps again with some TV tech Things to do while camping: Have a movie night. Bring a projector and a movie to share with you and your family and friends. Camp life: How many Motorhomers bring a Car with them camping? ---oOo--- We love getting your messages, ideas, campsite suggestions/reviews, products, news items to discuss on the podcast. If you would like a sticker for your Motorhome, Campervan, Caravan or Car just send us your address and we will pop it in the post to you. To get in touch with us: Web: thecampingcrew.ie Email: CampingCrewPodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @TheCampingCrew Instagram: @TheCampingCrewPodcast Facebook: All the good motorhome and camping groups Forum: MotorhomeCraic.com or Boards.ie We wrap up this podcast with a quick shout out for Aaron's Vlog on YouTube called: Charlie and me our Camping Vlog and his website http://www.campsitereview.com We hope that you like our podcast. If you did please subscribe and tell your camping friends about us.

July 2, 2021 - Tom Brinkoetter joined Byers & Co to talk about the importance of a quality realtor in this unprecedented housing market and Michael Sexton highlights an immaculate home. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

January 29, 2021 - Brinkoetter's Ryan Campbell joined Byers & Co to talk about how they are continuing to make improvements to the user experience on Brinkoetter.com and Michael Sexton highlights a rare home in the West End of Decatur. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s time for our annual review! It has become tradition that at the beginning of each year, World in 30 Minutes host Mark Leonard and Jeremy Shapiro, Research Director at ECFR, predict ten bright and bold policy projections for the year to come. Predictions for 2020 took a real beating from the coronavirus pandemic, but thanks to some very generous rounding, the end of year score came to 6 points out of 10. What are your foreign policy predictions for 2021? Let us know by tweeting at us @ecfr or comment here below or on Facebook. This podcast was recorded on 13 January 2021. Further reading: Top ten foreign policy trends in 2020: https://buff.ly/2XE1G6q Check out all predictions since 2016: https://buff.ly/3oJbwA8 Bookshelf: - “The Mermaid from Jeju” by Sumi Hahn - “Cyber War & Cyber Peace in the Middle East" edited by Michael Sexton and Eliza Campbell

Is Donald Trump a better bet for Asia than Joe Biden? While the region’s political elites are far more worried about China than climate change, Trump is more focused on containing China than decarbonising the global economy. Also, why does the West want to isolate Russia, when it has only had negative results in the past?

Is Donald Trump a better bet for Asia than Joe Biden? While the region’s political elites are far more worried about China than climate change, Trump is more focused on containing China than decarbonising the global economy. Also, why does the West want to isolate Russia, when it has only had negative results in the past?

In this special episode of the 81allout podcast, we chat with Michael Sexton on his latest book Border's Battlers, which provides a fascinating account of the iconic tied Test between India and Australia at Chepauk in September 1986. Michael has been a journalist, producer, and sportswriter for over three decades and been a part of ABC, BBC, and Channel Nine. He has written eight books and two of them on cricket - Chappell's Last Stand and Border's Battlers. Talking points: Contextualizing the state of Australian cricket and Border's captaincy coming into the Test series against India Vaudeville reenactment of the last over of the tied Test by Greg Matthews Dean Jones's magnificent double-century followed by an ambulance ride to the hospital Getting the geographical specificity of Chennai and Chepauk right Heroic efforts of Ray Bright and forever-on-the-field 13th man, Mike Veletta Influence of Bob Simpson and the elephantine memory of Errol Alcott Kapil Dev's brilliant counterattacking century Murmurs of a headbutt and the rancorous spirit through the dramatic stages of the match The camaraderie and consistency of Dara Dotiwala and Vikram Raju Shivlal Yadav's six; a rational and calculative Ravi Shastri under immense pressure Parallels and the differences to the tied Test in Brisbane in 1960 Participants: Michael Sexton (@Michael_Sexton5) Siddharatha Vaidyanathan (@Sidvee) Mahesh Sethuraman (@cornerd) Related: Scorecards of the tied Tests - Brisbane '60 and Chennai '86 Madras Magic - a documentary on the Chennai tied Test Highlights of the Brisbane tied Test Martin Smith on how the tied Test ended the career of Vikram Raju Arunabha Sengupta on the dramatic last day of the Test Dean Jones and the second tied Test at the Bradman Museum Books recommendations from Michael Sexton: Edging Towards Darkness - John Lazenby Harold Larwood: the Ashes bowler who wiped out Australia - Duncan Hamilton

Scott Coleman, John Fleming, and Chris Kubecka join guest host Michael Sexton, Director of MEI's Cyber Program, to discuss critical infrastructure security in the MENA region. What is critical infrastructure security and what are the broader implications on cybersecurity in the Middle East?

MEI’s Michael Sexton and Eliza Campbell join host Alistair Taylor to discuss the variety of new surveillance technologies deployed by governments in the region to track the spread of COVID-19, and the tension they are setting up between public health and privacy concerns in the long term.

Michael Sexton and Eliza Campbell, co-directors of MEI’s new Cybersecurity initiative, join host Alistair Taylor to discuss the how the sudden rise of cyber threats has impacted the region, and the legal and technological challenges the international community must continue to grapple with in the years ahead.

June is Pride Month and, this year, World Pride is landing in New York City. To celebrate, this episode is all about The Public's rich history of queer artistry -- featuring a sneak peek at a new song from Jomama Jones; an intergenerational conversation between Reynaldi, Heidi Griffiths (Director of Casting), and Ryan J. Haddad (playwright, member of the Emerging Writers Group); a chance to 'Meet the Public' with Marketing Manager Fernando Masterson; an incendiary response to controversy around a production of Larry Kramer's The Normal Heart; and more! Episode music by Michael Friedman Audio engineering by Dani Lencioni Special thanks to Joseph Price, Robert Bradley, and Tracie Gieselman-Holthaus of Missouri State University Hosted by Drew Broussard and Reynaldi Lindner-Lolong Featuring Heidi Griffiths, Ryan J. Haddad, Jomama Jones, Fernando Masterson, Hannah Schenk, and Michael Sexton

In this sixth and final episode of Lend Me Your Ears, host Isaac Butler talks to the Public Shakespeare Initiative’s Michael Sexton, Villanova professor John-Paul Spiro, Brooklyn College professor Roy Tsao, and theater critic Helen Shaw about the themes of populism, political authenticity, and the body in Shakespeare’s final tragedy, Coriolanus. The actors in this episode are Geordie Broadwater as Coriolanus, Sean Williams as Menenius, Daryl Lathon as Sicinius, David Rosenberg as Brutus, and Henry Jenkinson and Will Sturdivant as the soldiers. Slate Plus members get a bonus episode of Lend Me Your Ears every month. Learn more at slate.com/shakespeare Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this sixth and final episode of Lend Me Your Ears, host Isaac Butler talks to the Public Shakespeare Initiative’s Michael Sexton, Villanova professor John-Paul Spiro, Brooklyn College professor Roy Tsao, and theater critic Helen Shaw about the themes of populism, political authenticity, and the body in Shakespeare’s final tragedy, Coriolanus. The actors in this episode are Geordie Broadwater as Coriolanus, Sean Williams as Menenius, Daryl Lathon as Sicinius, David Rosenberg as Brutus, and Henry Jenkinson and Will Sturdivant as the soldiers. Slate Plus members get a bonus episode of Lend Me Your Ears every month. Learn more at slate.com/shakespeare Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Time Codes: 00:00:27 - Introduction 00:02:56 - We get mail! 00:08:08 - Everblue 00:34:53 - Handrava 01:07:31 - Warning Label 01:33:36 - Wrap up 01:35:17 - Contact us For the month of March, Sean and Derek discuss three webcomics that are very different in terms of art style and storytelling technique. However, what all three have in common is a focus on relationships. They start off with Michael Sexton's Everblue, a fantastical tale about two young adventurers who want to explore their world while at the same time avoiding the threats that are in pursuit. After that the guys discuss Handrava, a more realistic narrative set in Madagascar's capital city. It's author Rado R. captures the rhythms and flavors of his subject matter through both the dialogue and the visual layout of his scripting. Finally, Derek and Sean turn to a recently completed webcomic, Thom Zahler's Warning Label. As with the creator's previous works -- most notably Love and Capes, Long Distance, and Time and Vine -- the focus is on relationships and its unpredictable contours. This is yet another impressive work from Zahler, and one that will leave you, once again, with a warm and positive feeling.  

The second of four panel discussions held in conjunction with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) residency at The Park Avenue Armory focused on “Directing Shakespeare." David Farr, the RSC's associate director and director of "King Lear" and "The Winter’s Tale" in the company's New York repertoire was joined by Arin Arbus, Associate Artistic Director of The Theater for a New Audience; Karin Coonrod, the founding director of the Arden Party Theater Company; and Mark Lamos, Artistic Director of the Westport County Playhouse. The panel, moderated by the artistic director of The Shakespeare Society, Michael Sexton, took on each individual's personal approach to directing, acting and speech, and included the admission that sometimes "stealing" from other directors is part of the process. Arin Arbus also echoed the remarks of the season's first two directors, Peter Brook and the RSC's Michael Boyd, in expressing belief in the power of hunches. Bon Mots David Farr on Shakespeare’s language: “His language gives you the psychology when you speak it. To get an actor to trust that is more and more unusual ... You are the words that you say. How can you be anything else?” Mark Lamos on conveying the verse through your body: “It’s not this uggabugga thing. You’ve got this great instrument: two feet, two legs, knees that bend, a butt. Breathe through it all. Let it happen.” Karin Coonrod on sussing out Shakespeare’s language: “...The visceral, the necessity, of speaking. ‘Why did you say that in that moment? Why are you full of contradictions?’ He gets more of the psychic cartography of our landscape than many.” Arin Arbus on initial hunches and notions: “It’s never happened to me where the things you find are in contradiction to what your initial instinct is. I don’t know what I would do in that situation. That would be... unfortunate.”

A thrilling look at two giants of the Elizabethan stage. Born in the same year as Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe died at the age of 29, having revolutionized English dramatic poetry with his dark, exuberant and wildly theatrical plays. The rivalry between these two great poets and Marlowe’s influence on Shakespeare’s work are the subjects of this evening, which features readings from the works of both playwrights and commentary by one of the world’s greatest Shakespeare scholars, James Shapiro (1599, Rival Playwrights and the forthcoming Contested Will). Performers include Obie Award winning actor John Douglas Thompson (Othello, The Emperor Jones), Red Bull Theater veteran Matthew Rauch (The Revenger’s Tragedy, Edward II), and Christopher Evan Welch (Festen, The Crucible). Directed by Michael Sexton. Recorded November 9, 2009 at the Kaye Playhouse.

Stage and screen actor Steven Skybell talks about his relationship with Shakespeare, Hamlet at the Globe, Richard II, and the power of verse. Interviewed by Michael Sexton, Artistic and Executive Director of The Shakespeare Society.

Actress Laila Robins discusses her Shakespeare memories, discovering the text and Antony & Cleopatra. Interviewed by Michael Sexton, Artistic and Executive Director of The Shakespeare Society.