Podcasts about Murch

Hey Midnighters,Episode 157 has landed. Every track, every artist, every drop is a reflection of the energy we're building together. Week by week, you show up from all corners of the world, and together, we keep pushing techno forward.We open with Pepe (HU)'s "Dark Forest", setting the mood with deep textures and late-night tension. Luca Morris follows with "Inside the Body", bringing that hypnotic groove straight from Italy's vibrant scene. Murch and Newest deliver "Memories", a track that strikes a perfect balance between melody and drive.Push drops "Microgravity" on Filth On Acid, powerful and unmistakable. Then comes a heavy collaboration from Wehbba and Victor Ruiz with "Silo", followed by the relentless energy of Dok & Martin's "Believe". Every selection this week is a statement.Jonas Neo's "Eternity" gets a bold rework from Ozzy Riot, while Andy Kay's "Gravity" grounds us with intensity and precision. Space 92 and Malena Narvay ignite things with "Formula Loca", one of the freshest bangers in the mix. Alan Fitzpatrick and Joyhauser team up for the emotional punch of "Forgiveness", Horatio brings a raw edge with "It's Time To Stop", and we close with David Pulido's storming "Arena".Now, here's where you come in.I want you to be part of what comes next. Got a track you think belongs on the show? A producer you believe in? Send it my way. Tag me, message me, drop your suggestions. This community powers the Midnight Project, and your voice shapes the sound.Explore the full playlist and let's keep building the future of techno together:

Chad Freidrichs is a documentarian who has crafted a filmography built with a series of fringe stories that unveil fascinating narratives that exist just outside the periphery of normalcy. His first feature doc, Jandek on Corwood, sees a reclusive folk and blues musician gain a following, all the while he never truly engages with his followers fascination with his work. In 2011, Chad crafted the ethnographic documentary The Pruitt-Igoe Myth, which looks at the urban racism that existed in social housing in St Louis. Then, in 2017, with The Experimental City, Chad explores the rise and fall of societal ideas as witnessed with The Minnesota Experimental City, a grand vision that was never truly realised.Each of these stories have paved the way for his latest film, The Cinema Within, an exploration into the way editing works. Chad explores the language of cinema with Walter Murch, whose book In the Blink of an Eye equally explores the role blinking plays in editing, and also scholar David Bordwell who explores the impact of an edit on our psyche to understand the way it transforms our understanding of cinema. Murch and Bordwell play scene setters for the deeper narrative in The Cinema Within, which sees researcher Sermin Ildirar head to rural Turkey to find a group of people who have never seen a film before, creating the foundation to her research into the role of editing, perspective, and more, on our minds.The Cinema Within is a fascinating look into the impact of editing, and the notion of taking the language of cinema for granted. Like every language, it's one that needs to be learned and built on over time, and Chad's work invites that perspective of cinema. His films are invitations to see the world from a different perspective, and it's that notion that we explore in the following interview, which sees Chad talk about the notion of ideas, while I bring up my personal connection to Jandek on Corwood, a film that I saw back in 2004 at Perth's Revelation Film Festival, and that has stuck in my mind.The Cinema Within is now available to view on DVD, Amazon, Apple TV & Kanopy in America.Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Bluesky @thecurbau. We are a completely independent and ad free website that lives on the support of listeners and readers just like you. Visit Patreon.com/thecurbau, where you can support our work from as little as $1 a month. If you are unable to financially support us, then please consider sharing this interview with your podcast loving friends.We'd also love it if you could rate and review us on the podcast player of your choice. Every review helps amplify the interviews and stories from storytellers to a wider audience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chad Freidrichs is a documentarian who has crafted a filmography built with a series of fringe stories that unveil fascinating narratives that exist just outside the periphery of normalcy. His first feature doc, Jandek on Corwood, sees a reclusive folk and blues musician gain a following, all the while he never truly engages with his followers fascination with his work. In 2011, Chad crafted the ethnographic documentary The Pruitt-Igoe Myth, which looks at the urban racism that existed in social housing in St Louis. Then, in 2017, with The Experimental City, Chad explores the rise and fall of societal ideas as witnessed with The Minnesota Experimental City, a grand vision that was never truly realised.Each of these stories have paved the way for his latest film, The Cinema Within, an exploration into the way editing works. Chad explores the language of cinema with Walter Murch, whose book In the Blink of an Eye equally explores the role blinking plays in editing, and also scholar David Bordwell who explores the impact of an edit on our psyche to understand the way it transforms our understanding of cinema. Murch and Bordwell play scene setters for the deeper narrative in The Cinema Within, which sees researcher Sermin Ildirar head to rural Turkey to find a group of people who have never seen a film before, creating the foundation to her research into the role of editing, perspective, and more, on our minds.The Cinema Within is a fascinating look into the impact of editing, and the notion of taking the language of cinema for granted. Like every language, it's one that needs to be learned and built on over time, and Chad's work invites that perspective of cinema. His films are invitations to see the world from a different perspective, and it's that notion that we explore in the following interview, which sees Chad talk about the notion of ideas, while I bring up my personal connection to Jandek on Corwood, a film that I saw back in 2004 at Perth's Revelation Film Festival, and that has stuck in my mind.The Cinema Within is now available to view on DVD, Amazon, Apple TV & Kanopy in America.Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Bluesky @thecurbau. We are a completely independent and ad free website that lives on the support of listeners and readers just like you. Visit Patreon.com/thecurbau, where you can support our work from as little as $1 a month. If you are unable to financially support us, then please consider sharing this interview with your podcast loving friends.We'd also love it if you could rate and review us on the podcast player of your choice. Every review helps amplify the interviews and stories from storytellers to a wider audience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bainteach leis an tsiúlóid 'Ó dhólás go sólás' ar siúl sa Daingean.

Episode 125 – Walter Murch: Suddenly Something Clicked (And 5 Years of Filmumentaries!) In this special 125th episode of The Filmumentaries Podcast, I'm joined once again by the legendary Walter Murch — editor, sound designer, director, author, and true philosopher of cinema. This also happens to mark five years since I launched the podcast, so it felt only fitting to celebrate with someone whose insights have shaped not only cinema itself but how we understand it. Walter and I discuss his new book, Suddenly Something Clicked, which is due for release on 8th May 2025 via Faber & Faber (thank you to them for kindly sending me a preview copy). The book is a rich mix of theory, practice, and history — true to Walter's description of it as a “twisted rope” of ideas. We cover everything from the evolution of editing, cinema as a biological and neurological phenomenon, the mysteries of sound design, and even the mechanics of live television editing. Walter reflects on the analog vs digital shift, why sound should be metaphorical as well as realistic, and how editing mirrors the way our own bodies process time and perception. We also get into Return to Oz, AI in filmmaking, and his thoughts on films like Adolescence and 1917 that attempt to eliminate the cut entirely. As ever, it's a joy to speak with Walter — and I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did recording it.All my linksSuddenly Something ClickedOriginal 1977 Star Wars Screening

Ómós a thabhairt do laoch caide na Ríochta a bhí lár an aonaigh sna 1950idí imithe ar shlí na fírinne.

Labhrás Ó Murchú, Ard-Stiúrthóir of Comhaltas, talking about the highly anticipated return of Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann to Wexford in 2025. Labhrás shares what this major celebration of Irish music and culture means for the county, the country, and the generations keeping the tradition alive.

Ag caint faoin bhfadhb le eidhneán agus conas an fhadhb a réiteach.

Luibín – ‘An Rothar' a bhí s dara áit i Scór na bPaistí i Baile an Bhuinneánaig

Réiteach do tháillí pianóis trádála Trump.

Fools Fest is KCSU's annual punk festival, always set to happen around April Fools Day! Every year, KCSU gathers local punk and punk-adjacent bands to play on Colorado State University's campus, creating a unique and exciting event for all to enjoy. KCSU's music directors, Mia Templien and Ria Janapati, had the opportunity to sit down with a few of the bands performing for some in-depth interviews.The amalgamation of kids wanting to play in a band but not finding the right people is what created Snow Day. Consisting of Grace Murch, Jack DeStefano, Kenny Barnes, and Bradley Brungardt, Snow Day is a hodgepodge of alternative rock, punk, noise rock, and much more. Murch had never played bass before, DeStefano snagged Barned from Denver, and Brungardt got a call from Snow Day's old drummer, asking him to fill in. They find inspiration in bands like Sonic Youth, Nettspend, and Xaviersobased, and are ready to rock CSU's socks off!

An comhshaolaí ag caint faoin bhfeachtas chun cupáin caife aonúsáide a bheith in úsáid sa Daingean.

Mír ón agóid náisiúnta ar son na Palaistíne ag an deireadh seachtaine. Agallaimh ó Cúán de Búrca, Stiofán Ó Briain, Caoimhe Ní Mhaolaí, Rónán Mistéil agus Eoin P. Ó Murchú.

from the Church Venture Northwest Annual Enrichment Conference 2025https://cvnw.org/aec

from the Church Venture Northwest Annual Enrichment Conference 2025https://cvnw.org/aec

In this conversation, I speak with Howard Berry about his film project 'Her Name Was Moviola', which explores the art of film editing through the lens of a a traditional editing setup. Howard shares the origins of the project, his connections with notable filmmakers like Walter Murch and Mike Leigh, who are both involved in the projet. And the challenges he faced in acquiring the necessary equipment for the film. The chat highlights the technical aspects of film editing and the collaborative nature of filmmaking. We look at the intricacies of documentary filmmaking, particularly focusing on the editing process and the relationship between directors and editors. Howard shares insights into his experience editing a film about editing, the challenges faced during production, and the importance of preserving cinematic stories. We also touch on the film's reception at various festivals and the future distribution plans.The project began as an oral history of Elstree Studios.Howard's connections in the film industry were crucial to the project's development.Walter Murch's involvement was pivotal in shaping the film's direction.The film aims to document the process of editing, not just the final product.Acquiring vintage equipment like the movieola was a significant challenge.Howard's persistence in networking led to valuable collaborations.Mike Leigh's willingness to share footage was a turning point for the project.The technical aspects of editing are often overlooked but are essential to the craft.The film serves as a tribute to the art of film editing.Howard's journey reflects the importance of community and support in filmmaking. Howard emphasizes the importance of preserving historical stories in film.The documentary was always intended to focus on the technical and psychological aspects of editing.Walter Murch's preference for a nuts-and-bolts approach shaped the film's direction.The relationship between a director and editor can be tense yet collaborative.Critiques from directors can enhance the editing process and lead to better outcomes.Editing a film about editing presents unique challenges and pressures.Trust between filmmakers is crucial for a successful project.The film has received positive feedback from audiences and critics alike.Festival screenings have provided valuable exposure and audience engagement.Future distribution plans aim to reach a wider audience through streaming services.Filmumentaries LinktreeHer Name Was MoviolaThe Elstree Project

Guests:Dr Farah Mydin from Medical Skin Clinic DonegalNíall Ó Murchú & Linda MooneyWellness Psychologist Dr Clodagh Campbell

Guests: Níall Ó Murchú & Linda Mooney

An córas Tetra a bhíonn's in úsáid ag an Gardaí agus seirbhísí eile le déileáil le glaochanna eigeandála. - cén fáth ar chlis air agus an bhféadfaí a chinntiú nach dtarlódh s é arís?

Cén staid ag a bhfuil na cainteanna le rialtas nua a bhunú.

In the latest episode of Contracting Conversations, we dive into the world of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) — a space to watch as an average of 10,000 baby boomers retire each day — and what it means for business owners considering selling their company. Tim Murch of 4M brings his expertise to answer key questions about the timing and process of selling a business, maintaining confidentiality, and navigating the hurdles that can come with acquisitions. In this episode, we cover: • When to Sell a Contract Cleaning Business: Discover the signs that indicate it might be the right time to sell a business, including retirement, burnout, or the need for additional financial and human capital. • Making a Successful Deal: We discuss the elements of a win-win acquisition for both the buyer and the seller, highlighting the importance of trust, transparency, and due diligence in the process. • Maintaining Confidentiality: Tim offers strategies for keeping the decision to sell confidential while avoiding the pitfalls of isolation. • Small Businesses in M&A: Learn how small business owners can enter the M&A space with practical advice and how to dispel the notion that this is only for larger corporations. •M&A Trends and Future Outlook: Hear about the recent trends in the M&A landscape, particularly with the surge in baby boomer retirements, and what the future holds for the industry.

A brunette and a redhead walk into a bar; what could possibly happen? Welcome to The Chaser, a collection of short bonus VIDEO segments we will be uploading weekly in between episodes! Get the name? Because it's a bonus segment AFTER uploading a Gin & Toxic episode? And you drink a chaser AFTER you take the shot? Get it? We are such losers wow. We really hope you guys understand that our show's name is a play on the gin and tonic cocktail by now btw… It would be weird if you didn't know that. Today we present to you: A Brunette And A Redhead Walk Into A Bar featuring our dearest friend Chris Murch, aka Nigel Roxbury. Since being on season two of Gin & Toxic, Chris came to terms with his alcoholism and made the courageous move of getting sober. Today, we invited him into one of our favorite bars (shout out Ray's) for a mocktail and to talk sobriety, dating sober, and more. Follow Nigel Roxbury on TikTok @NigelRoxbury & on Instagram @NigelRoxbury Follow us on Instagram, Twitter & TikTok & make sure to DM us your toxic confessions! ⁠@gintoxicpodcast on Instagram⁠ ⁠@gintoxicpodcast on TikTok⁠ ⁠@gintoxicpodcast on Twitter⁠ Follow Christina Harris on YouTube, Instagram, Twitter & TikTok ⁠@beautychickee on Instagram⁠ ⁠BeautyChickee on YouTube⁠ ⁠@beautychickee on TikTok⁠ ⁠@beautychickee on Twitter⁠ Follow Lily Stewart on Instagram, Twitter & TikTok ⁠@lilyystewart on Instagram⁠ ⁠@lilystewartttt on TikTok⁠ ⁠@lilystewartt on Twitter⁠ For all inquiries please contact podcast@beautychickee.com  New full episodes every Wednesday at 12PM ET. Music by ⁠@MarkGenerous⁠. Stay toxic.

Céard atá ar bun ag Sinn Féin faoi rialtas nua a chur i dtol a chéile?

Tá sladmhargadh ag an Spailpín Fánach faoi láthair agus earraí na Nollag le díol sa siopa.

Trácht ar sheisear ó Chorca Dhuibhne a bhí gníomhach ins na hÓglaigh le linn Chogadh na Saoirse.

Labhair an t-iriseoir Donncha Ó Murchú ó Nuacht TG4 le daoine i Nua Eabhrac faoina hábhair chinniúnacha a chas an taoide i dtreo Donald Trump.

Tuairim roinn i Meiriceá faoi thoghchán na huachtaránachta.

Beta Festival, Ireland's art and technology festival was on Friday, 1st November, featuring a robot that rolls its eyes at live social media algorithms, the opportunity to reduce emissions by distracting fossil fuel companies, and digital tools that investigate real-life conspiracies, Beta runs until Sunday, November 17th at The Digital Hub and wider Dublin 8 area. Beta Festival of art and technology Co-founded and supported by The Digital Hub, Beta has announced a full line-up of artists, exhibitions, installations, and workshops that will focus on the key theme of the relationship between technology and power, with specific focus areas including artificial intelligence and facial recognition technology. In addition, a first-of-its-kind Assembly on AI and Art will bring together leading experts in technology and culture to discuss critical areas in the arts industry that are impacted by AI and should be considered for future policy developments. AI Ambassador for Ireland Patricia Scanlon will be among the facilitators leading discussions. Cannes Film Festival winner Noire, the Unknown Life of Claudette Colvin will make its Irish debut at this year's Beta Festival at the Samuel Beckett Theatre from Thursday, November 7th to Sunday, November 10th. Noire tells the real-life story of 15-year-old Claudette Colvin, who refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in a segregated 1950s Alabama. The production uses virtual reality to provide viewers with an immersive digital experience. Tickets for Noire are limited and range from €15 - €22. Beta will also host an international exhibition Unsettling the Algorithm: Seeds of Resistance, which will explore how digital systems and algorithms shape, influence, and govern our daily lives. Curated by Aisling Murray and Nora O' Murchú, the exhibition will feature artists including Basil Al-Rawi, Tega Brain and Sam Levigne, Firas Shehadeh, Winnie Soon, and Tzu-Tung Lee among others. Separately, the Local Artists Network will spotlight emerging Irish artists with new work from Conan McIvor and new commissions from Aisling Phelan and Cailean Finn. Both exhibitions are free of charge and will run from Friday, November 1st to Sunday, November 17th. Additional workshops covering digital democracy, facial recognition technology, and artist networking events are taking place over the two weeks and will be free of charge to attendees. Events and exhibitions will take place predominantly in buildings across The Digital Hub campus, including iD8 Studio, The Bank, and wider Dublin areas including Pallas Projects Studios, Fire Station Artists Studio, and the Samuel Beckett Theatre. Beta will officially launch on Friday, November 1st with events including the Assembly on AI and Art, keynote from Abeba Birhane as well as free workshops and panel discussions. The conference over the opening weekend will cover topics from digital activism to immersive storytelling, algorithmic resistance, and future archives. Tickets for the conferences are available to purchase from the Beta website from €15 - €25. Key highlights from the weekend will include: Samuel Beckett Theatre will host performances from Noire, an immersive virtual reality performance that tells the story of Claudette Colvin who refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in the 1950s segregated Alabama. Directed by Stéphane Foenkinos and Pierre-Alain Giraud. The Ethics Studio is a space for members of the public to engage with real ethical concerns and potential real-world impacts of new and emerging technologies developed with the festival research partner ADAPT Research Centre. This will include The Bigger Picture - an exhibition of new commissions that challenge outdated tropes and offer a more grounded, realistic portrayal of AI. Keynote talks from Kay Watson, Head of Arts Technologies at London's Serpentine Gallery, and Abebe Birhane, who is a member of the United Nations Secretary-General's AI Advisory Body and was featured ...

Community Matters expands its usual local conversations to include some with candidates running for various offices in 2024.Democrat and longtime Marshall resident Doug Murch tells Community Matters he has spent the campaign season knocking on doors and meeting voters in the 45th Michigan House District. Some of them, he says, were surprised to find a candidate on their doorsteps.Murch shares what motivates him to aim for office in Lansing, as well as what he sees as priorities.Episode ResourcesMichigan Voter Information CenterYour Voter InformationMichigan Department of State – ElectionsCalhoun County ElectionsCity of Battle Creek ElectionsCommunity Matters is sponsored by Lakeview Ford Lincoln and produced by Livemic Communications. Episodes can be heard anytime at BattleCreekPodcast.com.Community Matters is a service of Lakeview Ford Lincoln, produced by Livemic Communications. Candidate interviews are for informational purposes and should not be construed as an endorsement.

Beta Festival starts this weekend. Do you want to reduce emissions by chatting to fossil fuel businesses on the phone, see a robot roll its eyes at live social media algorithms or go back in time to experience the first act of racial activism in 1950's America? Beta festival, Ireland's art and technology festival, opens this weekend from Friday, 1st November to Sunday, 17th of November at The Digital Hub and the surrounding Dublin 8 area. Co-founded and supported by The Digital Hub, Beta has announced a full line-up of artists, exhibitions, installations and workshops that will focus on the key theme of the relationship between technology and power, with specific focus areas including artificial intelligence and facial recognition technology. In addition, a first-of-its-kind Assembly on AI and Art will bring together leading experts in technology and culture to discuss critical areas in the arts industry that are impacted by AI and should be considered for future policy developments, with AI Ambassador for Ireland Patricia Scanlon set to be among the facilitators leading discussions. Cannes Film Festival winner Noire, the Unknown Life of Claudette Colvin, will make its Irish debut at this year's Beta Festival at the Samuel Beckett Theatre from Thursday, November 7th to Sunday, November 10th. Noire tells the real-life story of 15-year-old Claudette Colvin, who refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in a segregated 1950s Alabama through an immersive digital performance using virtual reality, showing the power of storytelling through technology. Tickets for Noire are limited and range from €15 - €22. Beta will also host an international exhibition, Unsettling the Algorithm: Seeds of Resistance, which will explore how digital systems and algorithms shape, influence and govern our daily lives. Curated by Aisling Murray and Nora O' Murchú, the exhibition will feature artists including Basil Al-Rawi, Tega Brain and Sam Levigne, Firas Shehadeh, Winnie Soon, and Tzu-Tung Lee, among others. Separately, the Local Artists Network will spotlight emerging Irish artists with new work from Conan McIvor and new commissions from Aisling Phelan and Cailean Finn. Both exhibitions are free of charge and will run from Friday, November 1st to Sunday, November 17th. Additional workshops covering digital democracy, facial recognition technology and artist networking events are taking place over the two weeks and will be free of charge to attendees. Events and exhibitions will take place predominantly in buildings across The Digital Hub campus, including iD8 Studio, The Bank and wider Dublin areas, including Pallas Projects Studios, Fire Station Artists Studio and the Samuel Beckett Theatre. Beta will officially launch on Friday, November 1st with events including the Assembly on AI and Art, keynote from Abeba Birhane as well as free workshops and panel discussions. The conference over the opening weekend will cover topics from digital activism to immersive storytelling, algorithmic resistance and future archives. Tickets for the conferences are available to purchase from the Beta website from €15 - €25. Key highlights from the weekend will include: Samuel Beckett Theatre will host performances from Noire, an immersive virtual reality performance that tells the story of Claudette Colvin who refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in the 1950s segregated Alabama. Directed by Stéphane Foenkinos and Pierre-Alain Giraud. The Ethics Studio, a space for members of the public to engage with real ethical concerns and potential real-world impacts of new and emerging technologies developed with the festival research partner ADAPT Research Centre. This will include The Bigger Picture - an exhibition of new commissions that challenge outdated tropes and offers a more grounded, realistic portrayal of AI. Keynote talks from Kay Watson, Head of Arts Technologies at London's Serpentine Gallery and Abebe Birhane, who is a member of the Un...

Beta, Ireland's festival of art and technology, will return for its second edition with a focus on interrogating the relationship between power and technology, examining how digital tools influence society and how we can take agency back in their use. Co-founded and supported by The Digital Hub, Beta will return from 1st to 17th November and will feature a series of events including two exhibitions, several interactive workshops, performances, a thought-provoking conference, and an assembly focussed on artificial intelligence and art. Cannes Film Festival winner Noire, the Unknown Life of Claudette Colvin will make its Irish debut at this year's Beta Festival. Directed by Stéphane Foenkinos and Pierre-Alain Giraud, Noire tells the real-life story of 15-year-old Claudette Colvin, who refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in a segregated 1950s Alabama through an immersive and encapsulating digital performance showing the power of storytelling through technology. Noire is presented by The Digital Hub, the French Embassy in Ireland and Institut Francais, as part of the official Novembre Numérique programme, and is supported by Smart Dublin. This year, Beta will host two exhibitions: the first Unsettling the Algorithm: Seeds of Resistance, is an international exhibition curated by Aisling Murray and Nora O' Murchú. Featuring artists including Irish-Iraqi artist Basil Al-Rawi, Tega Brain and Sam Levigne, Firas Shehadeh, Winnie Soon and Tzu-Tung Lee, Nora Al Badri and Mediengruppe Bitnik among others, the exhibition will explore how digital infrastructures and algorithms shape, influence and govern our daily lives. Separately, the Local Artists Network will spotlight emerging Irish artists with new work from Conan McIvor, Aisling Phelan, Cailean Finn, and more. Among these installations will be the interactive artwork Boogaloo Bias, which explores the dangers of unregulated use of facial recognitiontechnology particularly among law enforcement. Created by Jennifer Gradecki and Derek Curry, the project examines the practice of 'brute forcing', where law enforcement substitutes images of celebrities resembling suspects when high-quality images are unavailable and explores themes of accountability and bias in automated systems. Keynote addresses by cognitive behavioural scientist and member of the UN's AI Advisory Board Abebe Birhane and Head of Arts Technologiesat London's Serpentine Gallery Kay Watson will be delivered at the conference, while several workshops, discussions and think-ins will be hosted by ADAPT research centre, the Creative Futures Academy, Fire Station Artists' Studios and Creative Spark during the festival. Key highlights for the festival will include: Noire, the Unknown Life of Claudette Colvin tells the real-life story of the 15-year-old who refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in a segregated 1950's Alabama in a near-mirror event to that of Rosa Parks, told through an immersive digital performance. Noire won the inaugural award for Best Immersive Experience at Cannes Film Festival earlier this year and the production is brought to Ireland by the Beta Festival and The Digital Hub, in association with the French Embassy and Institut Francais, and is supported by Smart Dublin. Noire will make its Irish debut at the Samuel Beckett Theatre from 7th - 10th November. Assembly on Art and AI will bring together AI researchers, policy makers, cultural leaders and artists to explore the impact of artificial intelligence on arts and culture and identify challenges and opportunities to fuel a rolling agenda of areas to consider when creating policy centred on AI. Cold Call, a call centre created by Tega Brain and Sam Lavigne that reimagines carbon offsetting, by transforming the concept of time theft - a form of resistance where employees deliberately slow productivity - into a carbon-saving strategy aimed at high-emission companies. Through the call centre, viewers are encouraged to call fos...

Labhraíonn Darach Ó Murchú le Seán faoina shaol agus a shaothar; an sléibhteoireacht; oideachas allamuigh agus go leor eile.

Tabharfar córas traenach Lartigue chun cuimhne i Liostuathail i mí Deireadh Fómhair cothrom an ama cuireadh deireadh leis an tseirbhís idir Liostuathail agus Baile an Bhunánaigh.

"If someone wants to change Bitcoin in a way that is detrimental to even a minority of the Bitcoin users, they're probably going to be unsuccessful because there's going to be vehement pushback."On this Bitcoin Talk episode of THE Bitcoin Podcast, Walker talks with MURCH. Murch is a computer scientist, engineer at Chaincode labs, co-host of Bitdevs and the Chaincode Podcast, and moderator of the bitcoin stack exchange, answering literally thousands of questions about Bitcoin over the years. Murch and I discuss the Bitcoin development process, changing vs maintaining Bitcoin, ossification, privacy trade-offs, address reuse, and potential improvements like silent payments, quantum resistance, bitcoin tail emissions, ZK Roll-Ups, covenants, and Layer 2 scalability solutions like Lightning, ecash, fedimint, etc, plus their trade-offs. Murch also reviews the upcoming Bitcoin Core 28 release and what it means for you.MURCH'S LINKS:X: https://x.com/murchandamusNostr: npub1j5mp526z5fkz9wkrk6mt5nzu43xndyrwkr8mnqngdqwytgcpc5vqcnsd5chttps://bitdevs.orghttps://podcast.chaincode.com *****THE Bitcoin Podcast Partners -- use promo code WALKER for...> bitbox.swiss/walker -- 5% off the Bitcoin-only Bitbox02 hardware wallet.> EFANI: Protect yourself from SIM swap attacks – go to https://www.efani.com/walker and it'll automatically apply the promo code WALKER getting you $99 OFF.> Cloaked Wireless: 25% OFF eSIM or physical SIM cards and protect yourself from SIM swap attacks.*****If you enjoy THE Bitcoin Podcast you can help support the show by doing the following:Subscribe to THE Bitcoin Podcast (and leave a review) on Fountain | Apple Podcasts | YouTube | Spotify | HIGHLIGHTER | EVERYWHERE ELSEFollow me (Walker) on Twitter Personal (@WalkerAmerica) | Twitter Podcast (@TitcoinPodcast) | Nostr Personal (walker) | Nostr Podcast (Titcoin)

Seachtain Náisúnta an bhFál Sceach agus priocadh sméara dubha.

le Pól Ó Murchú

Murch is a Bitcoin Core contributor, best known for his engineering work at Chaincode Labs & his prolific answers on Bitcoin's Stack Exchange page. In this episode, he breaks myths about ordinals, OP_CAT, Drivechains, 0conf, ossification & more!

In this camp breakout session Andrew and Carissa will walk through biblical wisdom as it relates to the issues of dating. Come hear more of their own relationship story and learn what the Bible says (or doesn't say) about dating in your teenage years.

Beidh Taispeántas Talmhaiochta Chiarrai Thiar ar bun sa Daingean de Domhnaigh agus luach 20,000 euro do dhuaiseanna le tabhairt amach.

Gearóid Ó Murchú, as Sligeach ag labhairt faoi Walter Kraidlewife atá ag tabhairt turas timpeall na hÉireann i mbád seoil agus é ag súil le tarraingt isteach ag Cuan an Fhóid Dhuibh ar an mbealach.

Hay Guys Welcome to the bloopers Episode of the final ark of Aslintha. As mentioned we have a Kickstarter to support our first feature length There are 2 weeks left!! We also have a limited Murch drop to support the film. If you cant donate please spread the word and let people know that we are doing this any thing helps.

Bhí Iarbhainisteoir Ionad Ealaíona Naomh Eoin i Lios Tuathail, Joe Ó Murchú linn le comóradh leathchéad bliain Theach Siamsa na Fionnúige a bheidh ar siúl ag an deireadh seachtaine a phlé.

Cathaoirleach ar Cheiliúradh an Bhlascaoid ag caint ar an gclár atá leagtha amach do 2024 - foilsíodh é le déanaí. An téama i mbliana ná Caomhnú is Aitheantas do na Blascaodaí.

Labhair Cian agus Pádraig Ó Murchú le Dara Ó Cinnéide faoin dul chun cinn atá a dhéanamh ag a gcomhlacht Solar Beo ó thaobh fuinneamh inathnuaite.

Dhein sé cínn do bhunscoileanna i nGaeltacht Chorca Dhuibhne staidéar ar na h-aibhinnte i gcomharsanacht na scoile le déanaí. Bhí go leor le foghlaim acu.

Ag cruinniú d'fhóram pobail Chorca Dhuibhne sa Daingean aréir, cuireadh in iúl, cé go bhfuil gnóanna ar nós caiféanna báúil ó thaobh deireadh a chur le cupaí aon úsáide ar an mbaile, go raibh cuid acu in amhras faoin dtionchar diúltach, a d'fhéadfadh a bheith aige sin ar a ngnó.

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Alex Thorn talks with Murch from Chaincode Labs, a self-described "mempool weatherman" who is well-known for his research into Bitcoin transaction fees, the "mempool," and bitcoin development. Much was also just added as a BIP editor, a maintainer of the repository of Bitcoin improvement proposals. They discuss the future fee environment in light of the recent halving, as well as the future of Bitcoin development. Alex also talks with Beimnet Abebe (Galaxy Trading) about the Federal Reserve's FOMC meeting this week, and what it means for the economy and risk assets. Alex and Beimnet also discuss the latest crypto market activity. This episode was recorded on Wednesday, April 25, 2024. ++ Follow us on Twitter, @glxyresearch, and read our research at www.galaxy.com/research/ to learn more! This podcast, and the information contained herein, has been provided to you by Galaxy Digital Holdings LP and its affiliates (“Galaxy Digital”) solely for informational purposes. View the full disclaimer at www.galaxy.com/disclaimer-galaxy-brains-podcast/

Historian Donna Murch, author of Living for the City, takes on some myths about the Black Panther Party. Saadia Toor and Rabia Mehmood discuss Pakistan.Behind the News, hosted by Doug Henwood, covers the worlds of economics and politics and their complex interactions, from the local to the global. Find the archive online: https://www.leftbusinessobserver.com/radio.html Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Law scholar Aya Gruber examines the intersection of gender crime and criminal law in the mass incarceration era - and explains how 'tough on crime' policies towards domestic violence expanded the policing, surveillance and punishment of marginalized communities, amplifying the harm faced by victims and their families. Aya is author of the book The Feminist War on Crime: The Unexpected Role of Women's Liberation in Mass Incarceration from University of California Press. Historian Donna Murch recalls the effects of the Clinton political partnership on Black America during the 1990s - from landmark legislation gutting welfare and expanding incarceration, to their conscious courting of White voters through dog-whistle politics - and analyzes the factors behind Hillary Clinton's political support from Black America in 2016. Donna contributed to the Verso Books collection False Choices: The Faux Feminism of Hillary Rodham Clinton, extracted as the piece The Clintons' War on Drugs: When Black Lives Didn't Matter for The New Republic.