Podcast appearances and mentions of mike corcoran

In episode # 34, Mike Corcoran joins to talk about saddle fit and how the horse changes with movement. The post Ep # 34, Mike Corcoran, TALKING ABOUT HORSES appeared first on Patrick King Horsemanship Facebook page. The post Ep # 34, Mike Corcoran, TALKING ABOUT HORSES appeared first on Patrick King Horsemanship.

Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of Mike Corcoran, an Irishman on a mission in Ukraine. Starting as an apprentice in Ireland, he moved to America, became an Olympic athlete, and built a prosthetics business with a $23-27 million turnover. Now, his business spans 13 countries. Recently, he's been aiding Ukrainian soldiers.

In this episode, Madeline chats with Mike Corcoran, a contract scientist for Goddard Spaceflight Center. During the course of their conversation, they discuss him growing up in NYC, studying physics at Cornell, grad school at University of Pennsylvania, working for Goddard Space Flight Center, his inspiration for becoming an astronomer, cosmology and dark energy, his career studying massive binaries in the UV and x-ray, his work with HEASARC, what a contract scientist is, stardust and the connection to Ash Wednesday, the importance of prayer, how it's not the end of the world if prayers don't get answered the way we want them to, it's okay for our expectations to be overturned with God, the importance of both personal and communal prayer, the sign of peace, the importance of human connection in person, and much more!During the course of their conversation, they make many references that you can further explore. They discussed 2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke, Dune by Frank Herbert, The Expanse by James S. A. Corey, the We Are Stars dome show, St. Joseph of Cupertino prayer, and The Chosen (specifically the season 3 finale).Feel free to like, subscribe, and share the episode! Follow us on Instagram! @sbltfpodcastDon't forget to go out there, and be a light to this world!

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Noreen Blanluet and Ruth Dineen, Co-founders of the Co-Production Network for Wales, who explore how you start your co-production journey. They will examples and case studies to demonstrate how starting co-production can feel and what it might look like. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 27'00"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Noreen Blanluet, Co-founder of the Co-Production Network for Wales, sharing with listeners the top 5 questions that we are often asked at the Co-production Network, and offering some thoughts and responses to these frequently asked questions about overcoming potential barriers and challenges. 00'51" - How much does it cost to do co-production? 03'45" - What do you do when you don't have time to do co-production well? 06'58" - What if you want to do co-production yourself, but you're struggling to get the buy-in to support co-production from higher up in your organisation? 11'09" - Why isn't there more co-production happening? Why is it the exception not the rule, an why don't we see it everywhere we look? 18'59" - Why does doing co-production sometimes feel like such hard work? This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 23'41"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Noreen Blanluet, Co-founder of the Co-production Network for Wales, who explores the key performance indicators of what good co-production looks like, and how we determine what to measure when thinking about the success, effectiveness and impact of co-production. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 15'38" Click the picture or the link below to play in a new window. ‘All in this together: a podcast about co-production' is also available wherever you get your podcasts.

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear Noreen Blanluet, Co-founder of the Co-production Network for Wales, talking about how online facilitation and working online can provide a different way to reach people, and how diversifying our reach and including more people in the conversation can be beneficial for the co-production process. Noreen also looks at the barriers, challenges and restrictions online facilitation and working online can bring. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 31'57"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Rachel Wolfendale, trainer and facilitator at the Co-production Network for Wales, who reflects on the Co-production Network for Wales' journey of creating a strong and supportive co-production community in which individual members can thrive. Rachel talks about the power of facilitating ongoing conversations and building relationships and networks to enhance the co-production process, helping more people understand the importance and necessity of the work, as well as sharing good practice and learning. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 29'21"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Ceri Meloy, Head of Business at Tai Pawb. Ceri draws on experiences and projects from Tai Pawb's portfolio of work to explore how co-production is and can be used across the housing sector, with a particular focus on the power of championing equality, diversity and inclusion within their work. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 29'20"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Suze Dempsey Sawin, producer and project manager in the field of socially engaged arts, and Jo Marsh, Creative Director at Ty Pawb in Wrexham, who discuss how co-production can be used to develop genuine and authentic participation with audiences, and reflect on the differences and similarities between co-production and the socially engaged practice commonly used across the arts sector. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 37'47"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Claire Taylor, Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Professor of Education at Wrexham Glyndwr University, and Nina Ruddle, Head of Public Policy Engagement at Wrexham Glyndwr University, who explore what co-production means in education, and the concept of doing with instead of doing to in educational settings. They also consider the importance of listening and curiosity to strengthen relationships between educational institutions and communities to drive forward change. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 29'52"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Dave Horton, Co-director and Development Manager at ACE: Action in Caerau & Ely, and Kate Hamilton, Programme Director at Renew Wales, who discuss how co-production can help to promote the value of communities as well as the richness community groups can bring to the co-production process, through sharing their experiences and telling stories to help drive forward positive change. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 38'23"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Jenny O'Hara Jakeway, chief executive of Credu Connecting Carers, and Daniel Madge, Senior Organisational Development Manager for Aneurin Bevan University Health Board, who share with us their experiences of co-production within the health and social care sector in Wales. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 37'26"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Kelvin Jones, a volunteer who, following his personal experiences, encourages and enables other to do co-production. Kelvin shares what co-production means to him as well as what it truly means to value people and use their knowledge, skills and experiences to overcome issues and problems that services may face. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 24'30"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Dilys Burrell, a self-employed consultant working on a range of community, environment and sustainability projects across Wales. Dylis shares with us her experiences of working with people collaboratively to try and make change happen, and how she has drawn on the values of co-production to help further develop her work. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 25'27"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Daniel Madge, Senior Organisational Development Manager for Aneurin Bevan University Health Board, sharing with us his experiences of co-production and what these have taught him in relation to his own practice and life. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales.The producer is Emmi Manteau.Recorded: November 2020Duration: 37'27"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Niccola Hutchinson-Pascal from the Co-Production Collective, providing an insight into who the Co-Production Collective are and what they do, before exploring the concept of using co-production in research. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 31'11"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Alain Thomas, a freelance consultant specialising in participatory techniques and public engagement, sharing experiences and findings from his work to outline what evaluation is and how it is linked to co-production. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 28'46"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode Noreen Blanluet, Co-founder of the Co-production Network for Wales, provides a whistle stop tour through the history of co-production. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 20'18"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Noreen Blanluet, Co-founder of the Co-production Network for Wales, who provides an introduction to the concept of complexity and complexity theory whilst exploring its synergies with co-production. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 16'46"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode Noreen Blanluet, Co-founder of the Co-production Network for Wales explores 3 fundamental concepts that underpin co-production. She starts by discussing the Ladder of Participation, followed by the Spectrum of Interactions, and then finishes by highlighting some key components of co-production: Co-commissioning, Co-design, Co-delivery and Co-evaluation. 01'04" - ladder of participation 06'00" - spectrum of interactions 15'50" - co-commissioning, co-design, co-delivery and co-evaluation This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 27'12"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear Noreen Blanluet and Ruth Dineen, Co-founders of the Co-production Network for Wales, talking about how telling and listening to stories are central elements of co-production. Through their conversation they share the stories of co-production that have inspired and motivated them, and led to the creation of the Network, because of how these stories have helped to change their views about the world around them. This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 29'58"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services. In this episode we hear from Noreen Blanluet, Co-founder of the Co-production Network for Wales, talking about what co-production means and the values and principles that underpin good co-productive practice. 1'14" - definition 2'00" - an asset based approach 4'35" - in public services 6'57" - shared power and responsibility 13'47" - equal, reciprocal and caring relationships 17'42" - contributing to social change 20'54" - definition summary 21'27" - 5 values or principles 21'53" - strengths 26'52" - networks 30'08" - lives not systems 33'23" - relationships 36'40" - people as change makers 37'58" - being people-centred / relationships-centred This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales. The producer is Emmi Manteau. Recorded: November 2020 Duration: 39'38"

Drew Kimble and Mike Corcoran collide to create something incredible! Join us as the dive into not just the details of "What" their product is, but the more important question of "Why". Tune in to find out more!

Join us as we talk to Mike Corcoran from Darke/Preble County ESC as we discuss creating video lesson libraries. Hear Mike's journey into educational technology, how his passion developed and what he thinks all educators should remember when it comes to using technology in the classroom! 

Mike Corcoran, the Director of Marketing at Fluence Technologies joins the podcast. We cover the importance of using emotion in your marketing, where it belongs, when to incorporate logic for your buyers and much more.

Mike Corcoran is one of the funniest people I know. He and I started at ILM around the same time in the early 1990's. Mike shares his story of becoming a creature TD and how he worked hard to maximize every opportunity. With great managers and mentors he's travelled all over the world working on some amazing projects including: Mission Impossible, Mighty Joe Young, King Kong, Tin Tin, Prometheus, Black Panther, and many others. Most recently Mike was hired by DNEG as Global Workflow Architect (Creatures). Mike and I have a bourbon infused chat about the old days, old friends, classic cars, music, and the often wild journey of an accidental career in visual effects.

The court of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, became widely known as the most extravagant and luxurious in Europe during the almost 50 years of his reign between 1419 and 1467. Using pomp, ceremony and patronage of the arts, an image was created of Philip as a wise, just and fair ruler; the “grand duke of the west”. During the celebrations of Philip the Good’s marriage to Isabella of Portugal in Bruges, in 1430, he created the Order of the Golden Fleece; a military group that celebrated the chivalric tradition and served to add prestige and honour to the immense power that Philip had acquired in his schemes of territorial expansion. The creation of such an order was part of a greater image of courtly splendour, festivity and spiritual devotion that Philip established in order to validate his rule and create stronger bonds of identity with his subjects. Even when those subjects went into rebellion against him, which Bruges did in 1436, his subjugation of them would include using these elements to reinforce their relationship. With thanks to Mike Corcoran, Berry Wursten, Andrew and Taco de Vries for their Patreon support. SHOW NOTES: www.republicofamsterdamradio.com/episodes/historyofthenetherlands/episode-24-the-lavish-and-the-revolting PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/historyofthenetherlands TWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/historyofNL Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This exciting new series will be centered around the life of Jesus. You will see Jesus in a whole new way, up front and personal. Don’t miss this opportunity for your faith to come alive with Biblical knowledge, understanding and personal revelation of the man who changed the world, our Lord and Savior, Healer, Deliverer, Wonderful Counselor, Almighty God, Jesus Christ!Legacy Church meets every Sunday at 300 Avenger Drive East Greenwich, RI at 10:00 am. We pray that these messages increase your faith and strengthen your walk with Jesus Christ, our Lord, and Savior. We invite you to listen and join us on Sunday morning. Thank you! www.LegacyChurchRI.com/welcomeWorship Music: www.LegacyChurchRI.com/worshipBLOG: www.LegacyChurchRI.com/blogNeed Prayer: www.LegacyChurchRi.com/prayerLike and Follow us on social media:Facebook: /LegacychurchRIInstagram: @legacychurchRI

Legacy Church meets every Sunday at 300 Avenger Dr, East Greenwich, RI at 10:00 am. We pray that these messages increase your faith and strengthen your walk with Jesus Christ, our Lord, and Savior. We invite you to listen and join us on Sunday morning. Thank you!BLOG: www.LegacyChurchRI.com/blogLike and Follow us on social media:Facebook: /LegacychurchRIInstagram: @legacychurchRIWould like for us to pray with you email us at LegacyChurchRI@gmail.comFor more information about the church visit: LegacyChurchRI.com

Spider and Shels as an yearly chat with LTATM's number one Music Provider since 2015 Mike Corcoran from MusicSUBMIT.com. This is where you can ask as MANY question that you about Music Submit. If you cannot be for the live show because of the time different, you can email us, facebook or twitter your questions. --- Let’s Talk About the Music was a Humorous, Controversial Talk Show with a Global Mix of Music. Wednesday Nights at 7 pm - 10pm (PST). www.ltatmradio.com DISCLAIMER: Let's Talk About The Music was part of LTATM Radio Network and did broadcast live on Spreaker. You could have listened to on-Demand on IHeartRadio, Stitcher, Itunes and Spotify. We play only Independent Music across the globe. We did follow the rules & got all of their permissions totheir music from MusicSubmit.com, Ramshaw Records, LTATM Promotions and Broken Monkey Music Productions. please visit www.Letstalkaboutthemusic.com for more details.

Welcome back Let's Talk About The Music Very first sponsor: Mike Corcoran for MusicSUBMIT.com Who is MusicSubmit? What can do they do for independent Music? Let’s Talk About the Music was a Humorous, Controversial Talk Show with a Global Mix of Music. Wednesday Nights at 7 pm - 10pm (PST). www.ltatmradio.com DISCLAIMER: Let's Talk About The Music was part of LTATM Radio Network and did broadcast live on Spreaker. You could have listened to on-Demand on IHeartRadio, Stitcher, Itunes and Spotify. We play only Independent Music across the globe. We did follow the rules & got all of their permissions to their music from MusicSubmit.com, Ramshaw Records, LTATM Promotions and Broken Monkey Music Productions. please visit www.Letstalkaboutthemusic.com for more details.

"Don't share religion, share your testimony." Pastor Mike CorcoranLegacy Church meets every Sunday at 300 Avenger Dr, East Greenwich, RI at 10:30 am. We pray that these messages increase your faith and strengthen your walk with Jesus Christ, our Lord, and Savior. We invite you to listen and join us on Sunday morning. Thank you!Like and Follow us on social media:Facebook: /LegacychurchRIInstagram: @legacychurchRIFor more information about the church visit: LegacyChurchRI.com

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Today we will reveal the dog DNA results from our previous show (episode 5) where we tested 4 dogs with several different DNA kits. Check out that video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGAP8d2COvs&t=8s But first, we sit down with Dr. Mike Corcoran, an exotics specialist. DNA tests we used: Royal Canin Embark Wisdom ................................... You can catch us live doing The PAWEDcast at 11AM eastern, on the second Wednesday of every month on the Bulger Veterinary Hospital Facebook page. Email us your questions! pawedcast@ethosvet.com

This podcast won't be pretty, folks. Things are starting to breakdown in round 2 as Tampa is showing themselves to be far more experienced and problematic than the Florida Panthers. But, are the NY Islanders really just beating themselves? Yes they are. Listen in as we sound off and discuss with Tampa Bay Lightning writer, Mike Corcoran, and later with our own analytics wizard, Broadway Jay. We will take call-ins, time-willing. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/topshelfhockey/support

This podcast won't be pretty, folks. Things are starting to breakdown in round 2 as Tampa is showing themselves to be far more experienced and problematic than the Florida Panthers. But, are the NY Islanders really just beating themselves? Yes they are. Listen in as we sound off and discuss with Tampa Bay Lightning writer, Mike Corcoran, and later with our own analytics wizard, Broadway Jay. We will take call-ins, time-willing.