Podcasts about o'riley

Joining us this week are John O'Riley and Greg Harding of Flightless, developer of Doomsday Vault - a puzzle game that tasks the player to collect seeds and nurture them to grow new sustainable crops.   Please don't forget to rate us on Apple Podcasts! *************************************************************************************** Thank you for listening! Support us on Patreon. Follow on Twitter & Facebook. Please subscribe to our YouTube.

Founder of @theCURVYLab, Angela O'Riley is passionate about educating fashion brands and budding fashion designers about how to design clothing for bodies of all sizes. We discuss influences, judgements, and thoughts that form our views about how we see ourselves and others. Angela can be reached at angelaoriley.com. Please visit me at, Harrowstyle.com for fashion, design and ideas for living well. Find me on Instagram @harrowstyle and for outfit of the day pics, by request, @harktheday. I am currently available for wardrobe styling sessions in person and virtually. For more information visit: Harrowstyle.com

Brandon Butler and Nathan “Shags” McLeod talk with Justin O'Riley the International Senior Sales Manager for American Outdoor Brands. Topics Discussed: International trade shows; hunting Africa; worldwide adventures; American Outdoor Brands; 16 hour flights; ammo scams; Branson ghost town; mushroom hunting; fishing around the world; outdoor industry careers; mystery bait bucket and more. For more info: https://www.facebook.com/AOBCareershttps://www.aob.com/Special Thanks To CZ-USA:https://cz-usa.com/Special Thanks To Hunting Works For Missouri:https://huntingworksformo.com/Special Thanks To Scenic Rivers Taxidermy:http://www.scenicriverstaxidermy.com/Special Thanks To Living The Dream Properties:https://livingthedreamland.com/Special Thanks To Mongo Attachments:https://www.mongoattachments.com/Connect with Driftwood Outdoors:https://www.facebook.com/DriftwoodOutdoors/https://www.instagram.com/driftwoodoutdoors/Email:info@driftwoodoutdoors.com

Bosses can ask but workers do not have to tell - that is the legal advice on whether employees have to disclose if they have had the Covid-19 jab or not. MBIE has developed guidelines based on current legislation to help both workers and businesses navigate the vaccination issue. An employee cant be forced to get immunised and they don't have to tell the boss either way, but you might find yourself re-deployed to other duties. Lisa Owen asked Brett O'Riley about the ramifications for the workplace.

STUFF WE TALKED ABOUT  • So insanely super  • Ties that bind  • Music share: Behold your new god (ca. 1981), the Roland Jupiter-8 synthesizer  SOME LINKS TO STUFF WE TALKED ABOUT  • Roland Jupiter-8 image: https://greatsynthesizers.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Roland-Jupiter-8-Synthesizer-01.jpg  • Synthmania: Jupiter-8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cW-OfQA1K4s Send us your vintage synth faves! You can contact us at bros@itsjustcalledtwobrothers.com, on Twitter at @ijc2b, and on Facebook at https://facebook.com/ijc2b/  Marcus's languishing blog is at https://marcusharwell.com/  Archived episodes are at https://www.itsjustcalledtwobrothers.com/  Our theme is by Matt Mahaffey & sElf

The Employers and Manufacturers Association has almost 7,500 businesses as members. Brett O'Riley is the chief executive and he joins Lisa Owen with his reaction to the alert level changes.  

In Depth interview with Radio Personality and All Around Good Human Andy O'riley

While welcoming the news Auckland will move out of level 3 midnight Sunday, the regional border remains a shambles according to the Employers and Manufacturers Association. The country's biggest city will head into a kind of level 2.5 where schools, hospitality, retail and other businesses that can operate under level two can open. But in Auckland there will still be a 10- person limit on gatherings, with an exception of up to 50 people for tangihanga and funerals. Meanwhile the rest of the country will remain at level 2 until Sunday 6 September. Employers Manufacturers Association chief executive, Brett O'Riley, says the Hospitality sector is in "crisis" - domestic border exemptions and need sorting He talks to Lisa Owen.

Combining a love of art and geekiness, Molly O'Riley creates a live of beauty, passion, and expression. This episode is the ultimate wake-up call you need to be you, own your weirdness, and honestly just create something every damn day. Molly is the founder of The Darling Revolution. She creates stunning abstracts for bold humans, and considers herself an emotional doula, making space for the process and teaching people how to trust themselves through creative practices. She believes in the power of creativity and that we’re all #ResilientAF. Molly shares with us how she came to create art inspired by her favourite comic book heroes. Being surrounded by the colours and vibrancy of comics all her life, it was such a natural step for her. Her geek-driven art is so cool, so colourful, and, bonus, you can ask for custom art based on YOUR fave character! We talk about art and beauty and individualism in creativity. Molly explains why you should start creating every damn day, even if it's something small, as this helps your individual expression. Expression is beauty! We love this episode with the enigma that is Molly and hope you do, too! What's the best thing you learned from this ep? Find Out More Listen to The Darling Revolution Podcast (https://anchor.fm/darlingrevolution) Find Your Determination with this YouTube Playlist (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZAMXdmEpP7dpPHx_6TT0qg) *Find Molly O'Riley Online (https://www.thedarlingrevolution.com/)! * Find Molly O'Riley on Twitter (https://twitter.com/HeyMollyDarling) | Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/thedarlingrevolution) | Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/thedarlingrevolution/). Check Out Geek Herring! Follow Geek Herring on Twitch!! (https://twitch.tv/geekherring) | Join the Geek Herring Book Club (https://www.facebook.com/groups/GeekHerringBookClub) Love Geek Herring, please hop over to Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/geek-herring/id1438271357?mt=2) and leave us a review! Support Geek Herring on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/geekherring)! If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please check out some of our others! Geek Interview: An Insight into Second Wave Feminism with Professor Taliep (https://geekherring.com/interview-professor-taliep-second-wave-feminism/) Geeking Out in Times of Crisis: Rise of the Geek (https://geekherring.com/geeking-out-geeks-crisis/) Geek Interview: Passion, Beauty, and Art with Seage (https://geekherring.com/interview-passion-beauty-art-seage/) Love Geek Herring, please hop over to Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/geek-herring/id1438271357?mt=2) and leave us a review! Join us on Discord (https://geekherring.com/dsicord)!! You can find us Online (https://www.geekherring.com) / Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/geekherring) / Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/geekherring) / Twitter (https://www.twitter.com/geekherring) / Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/geekherring)! Geekily yours, Amanda & Monika Special Guest: Molly O'Riley.

Today, Angela O’Riley, founder of the Curvy Lab and I talk about the journey of breaking the status quo in fashion and showing that everybody has value.Challenging the status quo of body sizeHelping young people to see their authentic body in social media curated ageSelf talk and how the little conversations that you have with yourself privately every day are what shape your realityBusting the myth that curvy consumer is olderExpanded the fashion industry’s view of what is beautiful and see bodies differentlyYou can find Angela on:Website: https://angelaoriley.comInstagram & Twitter: @angelaorileyYou can find me on: WEBPAGE: www.voiceofimpact.orgEmail: info@saharpaz.orgINSTAGRAM +TWITTER: @saharpaz  FACEBOOK: @saharpaz  #OwnYourVoicePodcast #voiceofimpact #FindYourVoice #OwnYourVoice #ConciousLeaders

May 19, 1946 - Jack Benny and his cast are in New York, the home of Fred Allen. In a flashback, Fred asks Jack onto his own program for next week. This week Fred's guest will be Phil Harris, In this episode they reference mayor O'Dwyer, President Truman, the coal and railroad strikes, singer John Charles Thomas, comedian Jerry Colona, and Danny Kaye's running joke "Oh really? No, O'Riley".

Businesses are welcoming some government support to get them through the coronavirus outbreak.The Government's approved a business continuity package to support the economy through virus-caused disruption.However, a formal announcement's not expected until next week.Employers and Manufacturers' Association chief executive Brett O'Riley told Kate Hawkesby those businesses that have already been affected, have taken a major hit."It's pretty dire for restaurants or other businesses relying on international visitors, especially from China. There are many having to lay off staff as a result."LISTEN TO THE AUDIO ABOVE

Angela O'Riley is an Emmy nominated Stylist, Curvy Fit Model, and Entrepreneur living in New York City. Angela spends her days working with major 7th avenue designers to establish great fit and aesthetic for their brands. When she is not working on 7th avenue, Angela is bringing all of her Curvy knowledge to education to build capable Curvy Designers for the future. 

One cup, over and out. Fulham's reserves put up a decent fight against Southampton, with one or two standout performances, but ultimately a drab game was settled and our Carabao adventures are over for another year. Dom Betts, George Cooper and Dara Curran were on our Love Sport Radio fan show and reviewed a game and performance that (bar Rodak and O'Riley), will not live long in the memory.We looked ahead to Friday's game against Cardiff City. We spoke to Scott Salter from the View From The Ninian Podcast to get his thoughts on our game against the Bluebirds, under the lights in the Welsh capital. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another Rob, this one I've probably bumped into about 10 times over the past year at shows all over the place, he plays currently in a band called The Escape Artist and 99% Cobra, he's been in many others and has only just turned 21. On top of this he promotes shows in his hometown of Hull at a venue called O'Riley's, many touring bands will know and have played there, its the one with the huge boxing ring in the back. We speak about how bands from up north may come across different to bands from down south and vice versa, the importance of promoting small local shows and a tonne of other stuff. More talk about shit load-ins (this is starting to become a thing now) and new music you need to check out.

Host Kimberly Henrie went out in search of dna information and found a long-lost relative that's been right before her eyes all this time. While pursuing his dreams in film and television, Phillip O'Riley has worked on well over 100 projects as an on-camera background actor in high profile movies and tv shows. After securing a degree in film, O'Riley has also worked behind the scenes in production, directing and assisting on a variety of projects, including a film for the 48 Hour Film Project. https://www.48hourfilm.comWhile breaking into the film industry is a struggle and challenge, that doesn’t provide a steady paycheck, O’Riley says he’s committed to his craft and prefers the ability to follow his passion over his previous steady paycheck. He plans to pursue his dream of becoming a mainstream actor so as not to have any regrets at the end of his life. O’Riley was inspired to seek out dna testing after working as a production assistant for an episode of the PBS show Finding Your Roots, featuring Michael Moore. He wanted to learn about his ethnic heritage as well as any health conditions he might not be aware of. What he got along with that is a whole bunch of distant relatives he’d never heard of before.Check out this trailer for the new film Captain Marvel. You can spot Phillip O’Riley briefly at 00:23.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1BCujX3pw8Phillip O’Riley’s Website - http://philliporiley.wixsite.com/philliporileyIMDB - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6667421/?ref_=nmmi_qlFinding Your Roots- http://www.pbs.org/weta/finding-your-roots/watch/tv-schedule/Captain Marvel Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1BCujX3pw8Also mentioned in this episode, the movie Colors (1988) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colors_(film)

Fulham were mauled alive by Eddie Howe's Cherries at the Cottage on the weekend, pushing the worry factor up another notch and driving the Fulham Apocalypse rating ever higher. We break down what we can from the defeat, and look forward to visiting Man City in the Cup.On the show we discuss:The full Bournemouth breakdown.Kamara's disasterclass.More defensive misery.The pivot problem.What can we take from it?Man CityDo we play the kids?The centre-back conundrumSessegnon and O'Riley must start.Stack full of your questions.Make sure you’re following us across our social networks for our complete output on all things black and white -Twitter, Facebook and Instagram - and visit the Fulhamish website for all the best articles related to Fulham FC. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are The Who a conservative band? Is Behind Blue Eyes a white male oppression anthem? How did this band's music become so intimately tied to the CSI universe? These are just a few topics covered on one of the spiciest eps we've recorded yet... tune in for Mandy Patinkin, coexist bumper stickers, Fred Durst, occupying private pools (#beverlyhillsswimin) and so much more.

Our guest this week is WWE Superstar Murphy Myers... AKA Joey O'Riley. Joey stops in to talk about his journey in the wrestling business, his fitness routine and eating habits and why he loves the original green ranger. Presented By Collar and Elbow Brand Clothing and The Ride 105.7 WUZR. Collarandelbowbrand.com Use Promo Code 10COUNT to get 10% off your purchase! Listen to us at www.wuzr.com Get your official 10 Count Merch at shop.spreadshirt.com/10CountBlog/ itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/10-co…ast/id1104608944 goo.gl/app/playmusic?ibi=com…?t%3D10_Count_Podcast www.facebook.com/10countblog/ www.facebook.com/Yetiouttanowhere www.twitter.com/10countblog www.patreon.com/10Countblog

This week on Four Guys and a Comic, we talk video games! We start off slow but all seem to have been pulled into the Marvel Omega craze. Comment your Xbox One gamer tags below or email them to us at fourguysandacomic@aol.com.   Card artists, Jim O'Riley, has joined us this week to talk about his artwork and his love for the X-Men. Can you guess his favorite X-Men character? I guess you will have to listen to find out! Be on the lookout for his Upper Deck and Topps art, and listen in to find out more! Listen to our podcasts free on iTunes or Google Play   Visit us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/4GuysAndAComic   Check out our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/4GuysAndAComic/   Call us at: (682) 4ACOMIC or (682) 422-6642   Sign up for our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/cLe-gv Need a new subscription box? Look no further because Comic Bento has you covered. Comic Bento provides you with over $50 dollars worth of graphic novels monthly! To get the first month of your subscription for 15% off just use the Four Guys and a Comic link to sign up now! Be sure to check out PopNerdTV for reviews, previews, articles, and more! Special thanks to Zay La Vie for the music provided during transition.

Sam Knight Stops to talk about Massive Uprising 2. Also, Will Bray Interview's Joey O'Riley. itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/10-co…ast/id1104608944 goo.gl/app/playmusic?ibi=com…?t%3D10_Count_Podcast www.facebook.com/10countblog/ twitter.com/10CountBlog

Paul Spain talks with Brett O'Riley - CEO of Auckland Tourism, Events + Economic Development (ATEED). Brett share business tips and expertise - and his 20-year goal for Auckland to become a high-value innovation economy, developing strong and sustainable workforce opportunities for New Zealanders. Please connect and send feedback via Twitter @NZ_Business, Facebook.com/NZBusinessPodcast and the official website http://NZBusinessPodcast.com Host and Guest: Paul Spain, Brett O'Riley Running time: 0:34:51

The cellist Matt Haimovitz and pianist Christopher O'Riley are quick to emphasize that their recent venture into Baroque period instruments isn't some fusty or antiquated pursuit. The duo's new album, "Beethoven, Period," was recorded at Skywalker Ranch, film director George Lucas's famous studio complex in Northern California. Instead of sheet music they played from iPads. Their Seattle launch concert took place at the Tractor Tavern, a rock club. The experience with very old instruments also forced them to rethink their approach to Beethoven's music. "All of the sudden, the relation between the cello and the piano is completely different," Haimovitz tells host Elliott Forrest. "No longer am I trying to project over the grandeur of a Steinway grand but I'm actually having to make room for the piano." "You have a lot more leeway in terms of expressivity and color, even in the sense of one note having a shape to it," added O'Riley. The album features Beethoven's complete works for cello and keyboard, with O'Riley playing on a fortepiano made in 1823 and Haimovitz outfitting his 1710 Goffriller cello with ox-gut strings, a rosewood tailpiece and a period bow. The duo's performance in the WQXR studio marked a return to (mostly) modern equipment – with a 1940's Steinway and a modern cello bow – but two movements from the Opus 102 No. 2 sonata had a lightness and transparency that suggested time diligently spent in the period-instrument camp. As Haimovitz notes, the Opus 102 sonatas "offer a window into Beethoven's late period where he's deconstructing all of the ideas of the enlightenment and what he inherited from Haydn and Mozart and really finding his own voice complete." Below is the third movement. O'Riley and Haimovitz have previously collaborated on "Shuffle. Play. Listen" (2012), an album of pieces by classical composers (Stravinsky, Janacek, Martinu) along pop acts (Radiohead, Cocteau Twins, Arcade Fire), among others. Both artists have sought to blur the lines between pop and classical over the past decade or more – since Haimovitz began playing Bach in bars and clubs in 2002 and O'Riley started arranging arty rock songs around the same time. Together the duo is planning a future project of pop songs given classical reworkings by contemporary composers. According to O'Riley, it will include John Corigliano's resettings of Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell songs; Philip Glass arranging the Velvet Underground; and Gunther Schuller taking on the band Guided by Voices. A recording is expected to be out this fall. Haimovitz and O'Riley also don't shy away from lush, romantic works as well, as their final performance in the WQXR studio demonstrates: the Andante from Rachmaninoff's Cello Sonata, Op. 19. Watch that below and listen to the full segment at the top of this page. Video: Kim Nowacki; Sound: Irene Trudel; Text & Production: Brian Wise; Interview: Elliott Forrest

This week's sermon was delivered by Cameron O’Riley, 2014 Recipient of the Holy Trinity Centennial Scholarship. Cameron O’Riley is a postulant for holy orders, and is a current student at the School of Theology, Sewanee: University of the South. She will begin her second year of seminary in the fall of 2014. This summer, she is completing her Clinical Pastoral Education with Naples Community Healthcare in Florida. Cameron earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Shorter College in Rome, Georgia, as well as a Masters of Education in Guidance and Counseling from the University of West Georgia in Carrollton, Georgia. Before entering seminary, Cameron served as the Children’s Ministry Coordinator at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Rome, Georgia while also working for the Georgia Department of Family and Children Services as a Social Services Specialist and Family Team Meeting Facilitator in Chattooga and Dade counties.

I was fortunate enough to attend shows on both Friday and Sunday of this past week. Truth is I hadn't had such a great weekend, since God knows when. As I keep repeating, "amazing night, with amazing company". In this ep you'll hear quite a few of those bands, that I enjoyed so much. From Friday at the Token Lounge, The Porcelain Doll Collection (actually they were a Sunday band as well, so you get two Dolls' songs), Steal Your Medicine, and Manic Attack. From Sunday, first from the Detroit Pub, as I mentioned, the Dolls, along with the Fluke. After the Pub, I headed to Hamtramck to Small's, where I witnessed much to birthday girl, Chelsea Maxine's delight, Hook N Krooks (Happy Birthday, Chels!!), and Cash O'Riley. Also songs by myself, featuring Jay Hackstock and the Sympathy Orchestra. Also lucky for all of you (okay, maybe not), I'm an absolute motor mouth in this ep, mostly because there's some really cool things on the horizon!!