Podcast appearances and mentions of mike maguire

In this episode, we're announcing the Techstars Web3 Accelerator Class of 2025 featuring founders from the six web3 startups that Techstars are investing in and accelerating in 2025 and beyond.  Get ready for insights from:Satyam Agrawal, founder of 0xBridge, enabling seamless, non-custodial, and efficient two-way Bitcoin movement across blockchains, allowing users to mint 1:1 pegged BTC without relinquishing control of their original assets.Ry Leong, co-founder of Autonom, powering perpetual trading of real-world assets (RWAs) by incorporating a decentralized system to detect and resolve data inaccuracies, enabling seamless integration of market utilities into crypto economies.Mike Maguire, co-founder of DABL, a real-time monitoring and automated hedging platform that uses institutional-grade models to enhance risk management for crypto lending platforms and traditional financial institutions in digital assets.Rami Akeela, co-founder of Nera Systems, a comprehensive Privacy Enhancing Technology (PET) platform that enables enterprises to securely deploy AI and machine learning on sensitive data through encrypted, decentralized solutions that keep data within enterprise boundaries while maintaining utility⁠.Ilya Lebedev, co-founder of nodes.garden, a one-click multichain node management platform that simplifies the complex process of setting up and managing blockchain nodes for both testnet and mainnet environments, requiring no technical expertise from users⁠.Jeremy Prasetyo, co-founder of TRUSTBYTES, creating the world's first security operations system allowing projects to see, understand and act on their risk posture with confidence.All of these founders just completed Week 1 of the 13-week Techstars Web3 accelerator.  As all of the founders for the six startups are scattered around the world, they all traveled to Dublin for Week 1 as Ireland is a fantastic place to build relationships fast.In the pressure cooker of a mostly virtual 13-week accelerator program, it's crucial for the founders to get their relationships off the ground with the Techstars team and with each other, as their accelerator classmates should become the best founder support group they'll ever have.After an intense first week of workshops, mentors, pitch-building, and then live pitching at the big Techstars Web3 launch night at Toners in Dublin which doubled as the very first CryptoMondays Ireland event, the founders decamped to go virtual for the next 5 weeks before meeting in London in April and then NYC during NYTech Week for Demo Day in the first week of June 2025.LINKS & RESOURCES:Learn more about the Techstars Web3 Accelerator:WebsiteLinkedInX/(Twitter)Connect with each startup:Satyam Agrawal, founder & CEO of 0xBridge, Mason Burkhalter, co-founder & CEO of AutonomMike Maguire, co-founder & CEO of DABLRami Akeela, co-founder & CEO of Nera Systems.Ilya Lebedev, co-founder & CEO of nodes.garden.Jeremy Prasetyo, co-founder & CEO of TRUSTBYTESKeywords: #techstars #mentors #web3 #accelerators #entrepreneurship #podcast #startupecosystem #cryptolending # #privacy #oracles #bitcoinliquidity #security #blockchainnodesLeave a review and subscribe on:Apple PodcastsSpotifyMoneyNeverSleeps (website)Email us: info@norioventures.comFollow us on X(Twitter):Pete Townsend: https://twitter.com/petetownsendnvMoneyNeverSleeps: https://twitter.com/MNSshowFollow us on LinkedIn:Pete Townsend: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pete-townsend-1b18301a/MoneyNeverSleeps: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28661903/MoneyNeverSleeps newsletter: https://moneyneversleeps.substack.com/

It may be just the start of the new year, but for the thousands of people planning to run in the 2025 Boston Marathon in April, the season is already here.One of the Marathon participants will be Haverhill native Jillian Lemieux. For her, running the Marathon means more than finishing the 26.2-mile course, it's means raising money to help find a cure for cancer. Lemieux, a recent guest on WHAV's “Win for Breakfast” program explained she ran cross country and track at Haverhill High School, but was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma just before graduation in 2016. Her coach, Mike Maguire, helped her through those times“When I was getting diagnosed, he was big support for me. I remember when it was right around this big meet that we were going to, it was a big exciting meet, but I had gotten a biopsy right before that, so basically, he allowed me to do whatever I could. He didn't push me. He said ‘I want you to be comfortable and be good.' He's just always been a support, and even during my treatments he would text me and wish me good luck for the next treatment. He even allowed me to run with the team on weeks that I felt good, which gave me such a sense of normalcy,” she said.Because of her illness, Lemieux delayed entering UMass Lowell, where she majored in psychology with a minor in public health. She now works in administration at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Lemieux's mother also had the same diagnosis when she was teenager in the 1980s. Her treatment was successful but, due to the limited medical knowledge at the time, her mother received too much radiation and eventually developed breast cancer, from which she passed away.“I was treated at Dana Farber for six months and I received chemo, and the care that I received there was really exceptional. My doctor went above and beyond just treating me. She really cared deeply about treating me as a person and me as a young adult. She took all of my own adolescent concerns about my hair falling out, and everything, it was as important to her as it was to me.”Lemieux is looking to raise $10,000 for her Boston Marathon run, and is slightly more than a quarter of the way to her goal, which also includes training for the race with the help of Maguire who has developed a program for her. It's a program that, on some days, would qualify for a half marathon, covering 13.1 miles.“I haven't signed up for a half (marathon) to do during my training but there are some training days where it is going to come out to a half marathon, so I guess I might as well sign up for one,” she says.And even though it has been eight years since high school, Lemieux still remembers her time for the mile—5:31.Lemieux will run the Boston Marathon April 21. Donations may be made online here.Support the show

Mike Maguire is the first musician to make an appearance on my podcast. One of my very good friends for a long time now, we talk about what we always talk about - music and comedy. From his best gigs to his worst gigs, we talk about choosing what songs to play, reading the crowd, his Sunday night open-mic at Maggie O'Neill's, and his career as a guitarist!Pat House is a nationally-touring comedian based out of Philadelphia. A regular performer in comedy clubs, casinos, and theaters all over the country, Pat has been a choice opener for Sebastian Maniscalco, Tom Segura, and Dan Cummins. He recorded his first album Biggest Thing in 2013, and his latest album Heard Enough Yesterday, hit #1 on the iTunes comedy charts. Both can be heard on iTunes, Amazon, and Pandora.Mike Maguire's solo debut album, Right On Time features eight original songs. Produced by Andrew Lipke, these songs began as acoustic demos whose arrangements were then built through studio experimentation. The result is a melodically interesting and engaging album featuring some of Philadelphia's finest musicians.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's a laundry list of names vying for the votes of Ottawa residents for the top job in municipal politics in the Capital. Fourteen in all are looking for your vote to put them in the Mayor's chair for the next four years. Jim Watson had announced late last year that he would not seek re-election. There will also be a number of new faces around the Council table as many have decided not to run again. Coming up on the show we will take a look at the candidates running to lead the City of Ottawa over the next four years. Of the fourteen candidates, some names are familiar. Catherine McKenney, the former councillor for Somerset threw her hat in the ring early. So did former Regional Chair, Mayor and MPP, Bob Chiarelli. Long-time broadcaster and entrepreneur, Mark Sutcliffe has waded into the election waters for the first time and Mike Maguire, who finished second to Jim Watson in 2014 has jumped back in again. Nour Kadri is doing surprisingly well for a first-time candidate if Mainstreeet's last poll is any indication of how he is doing. Coming up on the Unpublished Cafe, we'll chat with the editor and publisher of the Orleans Star, Fred Sherwin, a long-time watcher of City Hall. As well, Brigitte Pellerin, columnist with the Ottawa Citizen will share her views on the hotly contested race.

Hour 3 of The Drew Mariani Show on 8-24-22 Roy Spencer takes a look at the weather phenomena, like droughts, that are revealing long held secrets  Mike Maguire sheds light on what he predicts will be an impending world wide food shortage

We have an extra long show this week! Baseball HOF pitcher Jim Kaat joins the show to talk about his career, collecting and autographs (1:23:46). In addition, we have our regular segments including Bakers Dozen (7:23), Making the Grade (56:07), Contest Winners (1:00:15), TTMCast Stamp of Approval (1:02:41), the Vern Rapp Minute (1:11:00) and weekly TTM returns (1:18:25). If you'd like to win a TTMCast t-shirts send your name, mailing address and size to ttmcast@yahoo.com. Jim Kaat autographs request address: Mike Maguire  -Jim Kaat Request - PO Box 6 - Blue Diamond, NV 89004 

Hour 1 of The Drew Mariani Show on 12-16-21 Mike Maguire joins Drew to talk about the weird weather and tornadoes that have torn up America’s heartland this week Phil Shenon sheds some light on the release of the FBI’s papers on Kennedy’s assassination

Our ability to hear is fully formed after just four and a half months in the womb. From this early age, sound shapes our worldview. Jim McKee, a sound designer himself, interviews experts who have built careers by learning to listen to the world around them.

Professor Fiona Brookman interviews Professor Mike Maguire on his background in criminology and his academic journey.

In times like these I will just stop. Just for a moment. I will set the stage to come out again. Not stronger, better, nothing like that. I just want to let it flow. In times like these I will just let it flow. I always remember my friend David “The Dude” Hussman who passed away years ago. I remember his face looking after a set of rules and practices and tools and saying: let it flow dude, just let it flow. That sentence got a special place in my head since 2010, and I remember with a powerful advice. Keep the flow. Keep breathing. Keep listening. Find people that can help you to keep your flow. And remember: I am here for you. — Daniel Wildt Cover: flow by Mike Maguire https://flic.kr/p/29C9TfL

In this episode we highlight the local news headlines for the week ending Dec. 18, 2019. Episode 4 also includes an interview with local spiritual advisor, volunteer and positivity coach Amy Musser, who writes the column Spiritual Corner with Amy for Saucon Source. Our second guest is Hellertown Fire Chief Mike Maguire of Dewey Fire Company, who discusses the new "quint" ladder truck the company is purchasing with support from the Borough--and a local developer. We also talk about the fire company's long history of community involvement, which can be seen in events like this Sunday's Santa Run, and the need for volunteers. Last but not least, be sure to listen to Lehigh Valley Weather Authority's 5-day forecast. This week Tony also has a timely trivia segment for local weather history buffs. If you know the answers to the two questions he asks, please email them to josh@sauconsource.com with "Trivia" in the subject line. The first person to answer both questions correctly will win a $60 gift card from Neighbors Home & Garden Center in Hellertown, courtesy of Saucon Source. Are you traveling for the holidays? Be sure to like Lehigh Valley Weather Authority on Facebook for detailed Christmas and New Year's forecasts as well as regular forecast updates all winter long. No Rain Date is a production of Saucon Source LLC. Thank you for listening!

From texting, to FaceTime, to sliding into someones DMs, dating now is all about keeping in touch through multiple means of communication. But what was it like when the only way to talk was on the phone or through snail mail? How did anyone express their feelings without emojis or gifs? In this episode of Mirrored, Molly tells stories about dating in the 80's, when meet-cutes happened IRL, and Brigid chimes in to discuss dating in the digital age. Listen to hear how the implications of going out to get a cup of coffee have changed over the span of forty years. To support Mirrored visit patreon.com/mirroredpodPlease send your stories, comments and questions to mirroredpod@gmail.comAnd follow us @mirroredpodHosted and Produced by Molly Barber and Brigid Barber.Theme song adapted from an original by David Spangler.Background music by Mike Maguire.Music by Mike Maguire (piano) and Jacob Moore (bass).Music produced and engineered by Santiago Cardenas.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mirroredpod)

There's only so much in life that you can control. And for what can't — it's about how you respond. Sometimes you just need to laugh at the absurdity and other times you learn. If you're lucky, you get both. What have we learned so far? Don't go to Chuck E. Cheese and NEVER attempt to dodge traffic on the Garden State Parkway.To support Mirrored visit patreon.com/mirroredpodPlease send your stories, comments and questions to mirroredpod@gmail.comAnd follow us @mirroredpodHosted and Produced by Molly Barber and Brigid Barber.Theme song adapted from an original by David Spangler.Background music by Mike Maguire.Music by Mike Maguire (piano) and Jacob Moore (bass).Music produced and engineered by Santiago Cardenas.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mirroredpod)

Mirrored is a mother-daughter podcast about reflecting, and this week we're putting the emphasis on "mother." Hear stories from a mother of four — Miss Molly, who tells Brigid all about what life was like before and after she had multiple young children. Listen to all the troubles and triumphs on your Mother's Day. And thank you to all the Moms, to Grandmas, and to those who are like mothers.To support Mirrored visit patreon.com/mirroredpodPlease send your stories, comments and questions to mirroredpod@gmail.comAnd follow us @mirroredpodHosted and Produced by Molly Barber and Brigid Barber.Theme song adapted from an original by David Spangler.Background music by Mike Maguire.Music by Mike Maguire (piano) and Jacob Moore (bass).Music produced and engineered by Santiago Cardenas.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mirroredpod)

Spotify playlist: https://spoti.fi/2UOu7zB Darling - Kids These Days Don't Wait - Mapei Metaphysical - Autograf, Janelle Kroll controlla - Idealism Hostage (Ghost Remix) - Danrell x Smaland

We don't always question the objects placed around our homes by our parents. Often we think they are just things, but sometimes they carry more meaning. On this episode of Mirrored, Brigid asks Molly about the stories behind the drawings, the statues and even the painted wooden eggs that have been around for decades.After all these years she is finally learning more about them.To support Mirrored visit patreon.com/mirroredpodPlease send your stories, comments and questions to mirroredpod@gmail.comAnd follow us @mirroredpodHosted and Produced by Molly Barber and Brigid Barber.Theme song adapted from an original by David Spangler.Background music by Mike Maguire.Music by Mike Maguire (piano) and Jacob Moore (bass).Music produced and engineered by Santiago Cardenas.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mirroredpod)

In the summer of 1981, Miss Molly traveled by train each week from Baltimore to New York to visit The Great Jones Studio. Eighteen years later, Brigid would spend a couple hours each morning eating cereal and watching TV. One thing these experiences have in common is puppets. Episode 2 of Mirrored, picks up right where we left off. Listen to hear what happened next. Love ya friends!To support Mirrored visit patreon.com/mirroredpodPlease send your stories, comments and questions to mirroredpod@gmail.comAnd follow us @mirroredpodHosted and Produced by Molly Barber and Brigid Barber.Theme song adapted from an original by David Spangler.Background music by Mike Maguire.Music by Mike Maguire (piano) and Jacob Moore (bass).Music produced and engineered by Santiago Cardenas.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mirroredpod)

Sometimes all it takes is the right time and place... and the right amount of talent. That's what is took for Molly McCloskey to become Miss Molly. In this episode of Mirrored, Brigid hears all about how her mom, got her job on Romper Room and Friends. It all started with a friend, and a movie. Listen to hear what happened next. Love ya friends!To support Mirrored visit mirroedpod.com.Please send your stories, comments and questions to mirroredpod@gmail.com.Follow us @mirroredpod.Hosted and Produced by Molly Barber and Brigid Barber.Theme song adapted from an original by David Spangler.Background music by Mike Maguire.Music by Mike Maguire (piano) and Jacob Moore (bass).Music produced and engineered by Santiago Cardenas.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mirroredpod)

On episode 3 of the Gov Gab podcast series, we sit down with Eagan, Minnesota Mayor Mike Maguire. We have a wide-ranging conversation about how he progressed from being on the Council to running for Mayor, as well as, many discussions around long-range planning, working in a bipartisan way with other members of the Council, and looking out for citizens and employees of the city. About Mayor MaguireAfter serving as a City Council Member from 2003-2007, Mike Maguire, Eagan's 8th Mayor, was first in 2006 and is currently serving his fourth term.Mayor Maguire has a bachelor's degree from Suffolk University in Boston, a master's degree from Mankato State University, completed doctoral course work at Indiana University and was selected to participate in the University of Minnesota’s Humphrey Institute's Policy Forum Fellows Program. Mayor Maguire has taught public speaking and communication at St. Olaf College among others and is a public affairs and media relations professional.As Mayor, he is part of the City Council's Finance & Personnel Committees, represents Eagan on the Board of the Municipal Legislative Commission, and serves as a member of the Eagan Convention and Visitors Bureau Board. Mayor Maguire is also a member of the Regional Council of Mayors’ and is a Regional Leader on Housing Policy and Community Development. Mayor Maguire has served as Chair of the Municipal Legislative Commission, President of the Association of Metropolitan Municipalities, on the League of Minnesota Cities Board of Directors and on Governor Dayton's Task Force on Housing.Mike and his wife Janelle have lived in Eagan since they were married in 1995 and their son Ian attends the Minnesota School of Environmental Studies in ISD 196. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tandem With The Random 033 – Johnsville Centrifuge (05.07.2014) This episode of the podcast features the story of Naval Air Development Center, Johnsville, and the Johnsville Centrifuge, which was used to train nearly all of the United States' early astronauts. Mike Maguire, president of the Johnsville Centrifuge and Science Museum, and Sam Cravero, current owner … Continue reading Tandem With The Random 033 – Johnsville Centrifuge (05.07.2014)