Podcast appearances and mentions of paul condon

I'm thrilled to share with you the latest episode of our Endless Possibilities podcast, where my co-host Eva and I had the pleasure of sitting down with the inspiring Paul Condon. Paul is not just the owner of Positive Life magazine and Positive Nights events, but also a dear friend and a beacon of spirituality in the business world.In this episode, we dive deep into Paul's journey, from the humble beginnings of his Buddha Bag meetings to the grand spiritual events he orchestrates today. We explore the beautiful synergy between spirituality and business, and how our past experiences shape our present endeavors.Here are some tantalizing topics we covered that I'm sure will pique your curiosity:The Art of Merging Spirituality and Business: Paul's unique approach to integrating his spiritual practice with his entrepreneurial spirit is nothing short of inspiring.Personal Awakenings: Paul opens up about his mini awakening at 33 and how it propelled him into the world of Reiki and spiritual exploration.Overcoming Challenges: We discuss the importance of facing our fears and how transformative experiences can lead to profound personal growth.The Ripple Effect of Spiritual Gatherings: Paul reflects on the unexpected and far-reaching impact of his events and interviews on individuals and the community.Looking Ahead: Get a sneak peek into the exciting lineup for Positive Nights events in 2024, featuring luminaries like Diva Promo and Bruce Lipton.And for those of you who can't get enough of this enriching content, Paul's Positive Life magazine is available both in print and online, with subscriptions that bring this quarterly dose of enlightenment right to your doorstep or inbox.Don't miss out on this heartfelt and enlightening conversation. Tune in to our latest podcast episode to join us on this journey of discovery and connection. And remember, whether you're near or far, you can always be a part of our growing community.Thank you for your continued support, and I can't wait to hear your thoughts on this episode. Let's keep exploring the endless possibilities together!Positive Life Magazinehttps://www.positivelife.ie/https://www.youtube.com/@EndlessPossibilitiesPodcast

In this episode, Wendy speaks with social psychologist and contemplative researcher Paul Condon. Paul's work integrates psychological theory with the Buddhist contemplative tradition, looking at meditation through the lens of attachment theory. This conversation covers many topics, including: his long interest in the intersection between Buddhism and psychology; measuring compassion in the real world; meditation's effects on prosocial behavior and relating to suffering; barriers to compassion; the relevance of vulnerability and safety to compassion; understanding secure and insecure attachment; shifting our attachment style: how contemplative practice can help develop our secure base; security as adaptability; limitations of viewing meditation as self-help and individual effort; the relational starting point of meditation; open vs. closed secular contexts; identifying a caring moment or benefactor; the power of mental simulation; changes he's noticed from practice; and what these practices can offer in our current moment as a society. Full show notes and resources

On a special episode of Reality Bomb, we're continuing our tenth anniversary celebrations with a look at our longest running segment, Gallery of the Underrated. We've made a deep dive into the archives and brought back ten Gallery of the Underrateds from the past decade of Reality Bomb that re-examine the overlooked, ignored and generally derided Doctor Who stories of the past 60 years. This special collection includes: Our first Gallery of the Underrated, with Jon Arnold on The Beast Below (Episode 003) Gary Russell's defence of The Monster of Peladon (Episode 017) A look back on The Sensorites with Shannon Dohar (Episode 057) Paul Condon's re-appraisal of Delta and the Bannermen, which includes a mind-blowing discussion of who the villains actually are... (Episode 047) Priya Deonarain's reconsideration of the themes of Ascension of the Cybermen and The Timeless Children (Episode 091) A journey back to The Planet of the Spiders, courtesy of Lisa Gledhill (Episode 091) Pauline Serizel talking about why Love & Monsters is about her life as a fan (Episode 069) Erika Ensign defending The Ribos Operation... both generally and against a hostile room live at Gallifrey One (Episode 054) Glen Weldon having a topping day, eh wot, with Black Orchid (Episode 042) Gary Gillatt re-examining The Invasion of Time (Episode 097)

Today Katie Uttley catches up with Airdrie, AB native RB Paul Condon, who represented CFC25 George McDougall with pride at the CFC Prospect Game on TSN. Register now for the 2022/2023 CFC Tryout and Showcase tour to earn your spot at the CFC Prospect Game on TSN or the CFC Youth Game presented by Fox 40!https://www.canadafootballchat.com/phase-1-2023-cfc-prospect-game-on-tsn-cfc-tryout-and-showcase-registration-born-2004-2012-2/Become a CFCINSIDER today on canadafootballchat.com

Is compassion something you can train? Absolutely, according to today's guest Dr Paul Condon. Co-writer of the Sustainable Compassion Training (SCT) model along with John Makransky, it provides a system of compassion and wisdom practices to enrich compassion in our daily lives. In our discussion, Paul outlines a definition for compassion and the concept of field of care practice - emphasising that this is about community, not just the individual!

14th June 1982, Liberation Day. British troops reach their objective and white flags fly over Port Stanley. Argentinian forces sign the declaration of surrender at Government House and history is made as the British reclaim the Falkland Islands. The resilience of the taskforce is met with respite as they lay down their weapons and begin the long journey back home. It was a conflict that came with consequences; more than 900 people lost their lives. But the lasting legacy of peace and prosperity continues for those who live there now. This is an original podcast from BFBS.Presented by Ben ColeyProduced by Ben Coley, Jess Bracey, Jade Callaway, Gini Carlin, Tim Humphries and Hal StewartSound Design by Joe Carden and Sean HarperEdited by Josella WaldronWith thanks to Paul Condon and Jane Franklin at Forces News.For more about the 40th Anniversary of the Falklands Conflict: https://www.forces.net/falklands40If you have been affected by anything you have heard in this series, please look at our website where you can find many organisations who can help. www.bfbs.com/audience-support

While British and Argentinian Forces were fighting it out, the islanders were engaged in their own battles.From being bombed by the RAF, held hostage by enemy soldiers to working undercover with the British Army, these islanders have their own stories about the conflict.Gini Carlin tells Ben Coley all about her recent visit to the islands where she spoke to Tim Miller, Trudi McPhee, John Pole Evans, Patrick Watts and Lisa Pole-Evans.This is an original podcast from BFBS.Presented by Ben ColeyProduced by Ben Coley, Jess Bracey, Jade Callaway, Gini Carlin and Tim HumphriesSound Design by Sean HarperEdited by Josella WaldronWith thanks to Paul Condon and Jane Franklin at Force News.For more about the 40th Anniversary of the Falklands Conflict: https://www.forces.net/falklands40

While British and Argentinian Forces were fighting it out, the islanders were engaged in their own battles.From being bombed by the RAF, held hostage by enemy soldiers to working undercover with the British Army, these islanders have their own stories about the conflict.Gini Carlin tells Ben Coley all about her recent visit to the islands where she spoke to Tim Miller, Trudi McPhee, John Pole-Evans, Patrick Watts and Lisa Pole-Evans.This is an original podcast from BFBS.Presented by Ben ColeyProduced by Ben Coley, Jess Bracey, Jade Callaway, Gini Carlin and Tim HumphriesSound Design by Sean HarperEdited by Josella WaldronWith thanks to Paul Condon and Jane Franklin at Force News.For more about the 40th Anniversary of the Falklands Conflict: https://www.forces.net/falklands40

After the Battle of Goose Green concluded, conflict continued at sea and on land - but not without its challenges and continued loss of life. With the attack of Sir Galahad and Sir Tristram, doctors and nurses rescued those in need. Meanwhile, the advance took troops further to their target of Stanley.But what of the home front?This is an original podcast from BFBS.Presented by Ben Coley.Produced by Ben Coley, Jess Bracey, Jade Callaway, Gini Carlin, Sean Harper, Hal Stewart and Tim Humphries.Sound Design by Joe Carden.Edited by Josella Waldron.With thanks to Paul Condon and Jane Franklin at Force News.For more about the 40th Anniversary of the Falklands Conflict: forces.net/falklands40Get in touch: podcasts@bfbs.com

After the Battle of Goose Green concluded, conflict continued at sea and on land - but not without its challenges and continued loss of life. With the attack of Sir Galahad and Sir Tristram, doctors and nurses rescued those in need. Meanwhile, the advance took troops further to their target of Stanley.But what of the home front?This is an original podcast from BFBS.Presented by Ben Coley.Produced by Ben Coley, Jess Bracey, Jade Callaway, Gini Carlin, Sean Harper, Hal Stewart and Tim Humphries.Sound Design by Joe Carden.Edited by Josella Waldron.With thanks to Paul Condon and Jane Franklin at Force News.For more about the 40th Anniversary of the Falklands Conflict: forces.net/falklands40Get in touch: podcasts@bfbs.com

It's time to get boots on the ground, but some British troops find the terrain and the weather a bit of a challenge.Meanwhile in the sky, RAF Vulcan bombers take on the most daring raid since the dambusters and fly into the record books.The war at sea intensifies for the Royal Navy while the Paras make their way towards Goose Green.The Yomp continues…This is an original podcast from BFBS.Presented by Ben ColeyProduced by Ben Coley, Jess Bracey, Jade Callaway, Gini Carlin, Sean Harper and Tim HumphriesSound Design by Joe CardenEdited by Josella WaldronWith thanks to Paul Condon and Jane Franklin at Force News. For more about the 40th Anniversary of the Falklands Conflict: forces.net/falklands40Get in touch: podcasts@bfbs.com

The British Task Force makes its way down south, but it appears not everybody understands where they are going.The eight-thousand-mile journey means there's plenty of time to look at a map. There's also time for some unconventional training which makes for a surreal experience when it's happening on board a luxury cruise liner.Many of the troops don't believe they're headed to battle, until there's news of Britain's first attack swiftly followed by Argentina's retaliation.This is an original podcast from BFBS.Presented by Ben ColeyProduced by Ben Coley, Jess Bracey, Jade Callaway, Gini Carlin, Sean Harper and Tim HumphriesSound Design by Joe CardenEdited by Josella WaldronWith thanks to Paul Condon and Jane Franklin at Force News and the Falkland Islands Radio ServiceFor more about the 40th Anniversary of the Falklands Conflict: forces.net/falklands40

Today there are more than a thousand British military servicemen and women stationed on the Falkland Islands. But why are they there?Ben Coley finds out how the Falklands Conflict began 40 years ago.Listen as the Falkland Islanders themselves recall what happened when Argentinian forces arrived on their shores, while military commanders along with ordinary soldiers, sailors and airmen remember finding out they were being sent eight thousand miles away from home to fight a most unexpected battle.This is an original podcast from BFBS.Presented by Ben ColeyProduced by Ben Coley, Jess Bracey, Jade Callaway, Gini Carlin, Sean Harper and Tim HumphriesSound Design by Joe CardenEdited by Josella WaldronMajor General Julian Thompson spoke to Paul Condon and Jane Franklin at Forces NewsWith thanks to Falkland Islands Radio Service for Patrick Watts archive materialFor the full story about what happened on South Georgia listen to: Tea and Medals, Keith Mills DSC, South Georgia Invasion. radio.bfbs.com/podcasts/tea-medals

Fil Guida's 1000km Walk/Cycle...... On this episode I meet up with Fil Guida, a Sicilian now living in Clonmel. Fil chats about his life in Sicily, moving to and being part of the community in Clonmel and his upcoming 1000km Walk/Cycle to raise funds for Cuan Saor. Also this week Paul Condon from Peaks Mountaineering in town, a Dreams Workshop from Nadur Wellness Centre Hairy GAA Players wanted for a Liam Neeson movie, events taking place for the Mayor's Ukrainian Relief Fund, drop off points for The Hygiene Bank Tipperary, plus lots more.

Rivers - Hidden Worlds Hidden Worlds is taking to the river to explore another aquatic habitat. Lorraine O'Donnell of Inland Fisheries Ireland gives us a comprehensive overview of our river systems. We meet her colleague Paul Condon by the gushing, rushing stream at Slish Wood in Co. Sligo and take a little break with Shailagh Healy to soak up the wonder of our rivers. Hidden Worlds sees Ocean FM out and about across beautiful pockets of North West Ireland uncovering the inspiring variety of life that we share our spaces with, whether we are letting off steam at the beach, river or forest, bustling through town or out in the fields. So slow down a little and take a breath to marvel at the ordinary places, often overlooked, where plants and creatures thrive, regardless of our daily concerns.

We all value kindness. But showing it isn't always easy. Buddhists recognized this problem long ago and developed what may be the world's first and best tool for cultivating compassion: meditation. While most people in the West see meditation as a technique to reduce stress and anxiety, that's only part of the story. Join Dave and his guests Buddhist Lama Trungram Gyalwa Rinpoche, meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg, and psychologist Paul Condon to learn more about how and why meditation is a key to kindness.

Episode 14 sees Andy and Alex together again in NZ and takes us all the way back to 1963-64 and the groundbreaking debut of Doctor Who's deadliest foes: the Daleks! They recall what it was like seeing the story for the first time in 1990 and how it compares almost 30 years later. As ever they explore crucial aspects of the plot, such as: Where are all the farmer Daleks?; Why do neutron bombs take 23 days to deploy?; And what exactly are anti-radiation gloves? They also decide that the story should be known as The Dead Planet, worry about the morals of the Doctor and Barbara, and are most impressed that Ganatus pre-empts the ending of Warriors of the Deep some 20 years early. Elsewhere they welcome the Cailleach as she prompts them to consider previous Hall of Fame votes, and Alex challenges Andy to a tough backwards quiz. All this, the glorious Tom Petty theme tune to the Amazon original drama The Romanoffs anthology series, and very little diddling about. With shout-outs to Pip Madeley and Elton Townend Jones. This episode is dedicated to Doctor Who fan and lovely human being Paul Condon. Thank you lovely listeners.

This is a special edition of Reality Bomb remembering a special person: Paul Condon, who died late last week. Paul was brilliant, funny, thoughtful, mischievous and kind. He was a much-loved Doctor Who fan and we're paying tribute to him by presenting two interviews he did: the first (from episode 048) was recorded the day after Jodie Whittaker was cast as Paul explained who Jodie Whittaker was and what to watch of her work. The second is a Gallery of the Underrated from episode 047 as Paul explains why he thinks Delta and the Bannermen should get more love -- and offers a mind-blowing interpretation of what actually happened in that story. Paul Condon was the best of Doctor Who fandom. And he will be missed.

To help celebrate 10 years of both 'ScratchNSniff' on RTÉ Pulse and 'SNS Online', we revisit some of our favourite guests from past shows, to find out what they've been up to since featuring. Part 1 of 2 - this show based in Manchester, to catch all our friends in the North. Fully illustrated. Guests featured are Julie Hesmondhalgh, Ben 'Minute Taker' McGarvey, Toby Hadoke, Paul Condon, Daniel Liam Glyn and Cherylee Houston. With music by Puppet Rebellion. HAPPY 10TH ANNIVERSARY, SNS!! X :-) Our original show with... Julie Hesmondhalgh https://soundcloud.com/scratchnsniff-rte-pulse/sns-online-series-2-julie-hesmondhalgh Ben McGarvey (Minute Taker) https://soundcloud.com/scratchnsniff-rte-pulse/sns-online-series-2-ben-mcgarvey Toby Hadoke https://soundcloud.com/scratchnsniff-rte-pulse/sns-online-series-2-toby-hadoke Paul Condon https://soundcloud.com/scratchnsniff-rte-pulse/sns-online-bitesized-series-3-1001-tv-series-you-must-watch-before-you-die Daniel Liam Glyn https://soundcloud.com/scratchnsniff-rte-pulse/sns-online-series-4-changing-stations Cherylee Houston https://soundcloud.com/scratchnsniff-rte-pulse/sns-online-series-2-cherylee-houston SNS Online continues to offer an eclectic range of quality programming - free to download - to all like-minded people out there in cyber-space. These shows are independent podcasts produced to the highest professional standards and are non-profit making. So please enjoy, download and share these shows on all your lovely social media - as essentially that is our advertising! And please, please, please...offer feedback on the 'SNS Online' FB page or Twitter (ScratchNTweet). Other shows currently in preparation... John Challis - actor Jonny Benjamin MBE - mental health campaigner Lynda La Plante - Crime novelist/script writer

On the forty-eighth edition of Reality Bomb, we have our biggest episode yet as Sage Young, Petra Mayer and Angelique Roche welcome Jodie Whittaker as the thirteenth Doctor. We then talk with author Paul Condon about Jodie Whittaker's career highlights. And we talk about what it means to have a woman Doctor -- before and after the announcement of the new Doctor -- as we revisit the very first Reality Bomb segment from episode 001 with Lori Steuart, Felicity Brown and Heather Berberet. Also, author and BBC Radio presenter Matthew Sweet discusses the joys of the 1965 Dalek story The Chase in the Gallery of the Underrated. Plus: do you have feels about this season's finale? Help is here for you!

On the forty-seventh edition of Reality Bomb, we have a super-sized episode that includes a discussion of series ten with Lori Steuart, Lindsey Mayers and Shannon Dohar that is replete with trenchant commentary, insight, apt metaphor and off-the-hook crazy theories. With news that China has bought a package of Doctor Who episodes that could potentially go til series 15, Graeme Burk talks with Space producer (and co-creator of Prisoners of Gravity) Mark Askwith about what Doctor Who, and television, might be like in the future. And welcome campers to Shangri-La! Delta and the Bannermen comes to visit the Gallery of the Underrated with author Paul Condon! Plus: our season of Spoiler Cops comes to an exciting two-part finale!

On the forty-sixth edition of Reality Bomb, we have a super-sized episode where Titan’s Twelfth Doctor comic artist Rachael Stott, Angelique Roche and Titan’s Tenth Doctor comic writer Nicholas Abadzis talk about what they love about Bill. We continue our review of series ten as our review team of Lori Steuart and Lindsey Mayers are joined by NPR books editor Petra Mayer. And carrot juice, carrot juice, carrot juice, The Trial of a Time Lord episode 13 and 14, AKA The Ultimate Foe is in the Gallery of the Underrated with comedian Peter Hill. Plus: Jim Sangster talks with Paul Condon about Doctor Who reaction videos, and Spoiler Cops continues.

On the thirty-third edition of Reality Bomb, we're running through corridors with Bill, the new companion played by Pearl Mackie and then talking with Paul Condon, Lori Steuart and Shannon Dohar about who Bill might be and what we liked about Pearl Mackie in her debut teaser video. We're also talking about our hopes and fears about the upcoming spin-off Class with Sage Young, Joy Piedmont and Jon Arnold. And what happens when a bunch of peace-loving people in togas made from curtains get bullied by sociopaths armed with deadly filing cabinets? The Dominators is examined in this month's Gallery of the Underrated with writer Anna Livingston. All this, plus Miss Urquart, investigating murder most foul on a very long-winded Doctor Who podcast!

“I think all good actors are trying to shine a light on what it means to be human. And to look at human behaviour and contradiction.” SNS Online is invited to the home of award winning actress, Ann Mitchell, to discuss some of the pivotal roles she’s played on stage and screen, including Dolly Rawlins in the ground breaking Lynda La Plante series, Widows, Mrs. Warren in Mrs Warren’s Profession and her Laurence Oliver Award nominated performance in Through the Leaves. She's a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company, and is also widely known to millions of BBC One viewers as the brash and archetypal East End matriarch of Albert Square, EastEnders’ Cora Cross. Fully illustrated with archive material and Ann’s music choices. For Eva Mottley. SNS Online continues to offer an eclectic range of quality programming - free to download - to all like-minded people out there in cyber-space. These shows are independent podcasts produced to the highest professional standards and are non-profit making. So please enjoy, download and share these shows on all your lovely social media - as essentially that is our advertising! And please, please, please...offer feedback on the 'SNS Online' FB page or Twitter (ScratchNTweet). Shows currently in preparation... Thea Downie - stand up comedian Derek Fowlds - actor Peter Mabbutt - hypnotherapist/broadcaster James Mead - Operations Lead/Holding Hands 4 Equality Big kiss, ScratchNSniffers! - Nick Randell X Thanks go to Paul Condon and Pippa Gwilliam. EXTRAORDINARY LIVES. ONLINE.

Nat and Dan rock up to the studio to find that HdP has managed to either break the studio or sell most of it for drugs, leaving only one microphone for them to huddle around. It’s an intimate gig, made even more intimate and far more awesome thanks to comedian, star of stage and screen and all-round gent Mr David Whitney who adds even more ideas to an ideas-heavy show this week – if there’s a sport, the guys have a way to make it even better... In other news: there’s a competition happening, listen ot find out what it is; Dan wants to run another competition, definitely one you don’t want to enter –or do you David has been reading about habits; the NFL East is worst division in the entire history of all professional sport and we’re not prone to hyperbole; insane punt returns are becoming the norm and records continue to tumble while Carolina just get things done; Dan comes up with some great ways to improve the game and encourage laterals; in the NBA the Cavs lead the East from the Pacers, the Warriors continue to lead the West; Cleveland went to Miami, where they always lose, and lost for the 10th straight time in South Beach; in the NHL Montreal lead the East from New York, Dallas lead the West from the streaking LA Kings; rough week for the Habs - they’ve lost three of five games since Paul Condon took over from Carey Price; out West it’s all Jeff Carter and Tyler Toffoli, as they beat everyone put in their way this week; loads of Mancave Mailbag goodness and much, much more...

We speak to Paul Condon, General Editor and co-writer of '1001 TV Series You Must Watch Before You Die', a comprehensive guide to all that is great in the world of television - past and present. Illustrated with clips and music of some of your favourite shows. With a forward by Sherlock/Doctor Who showrunner himself, Steven Moffat, this book is the perfect present for lovers of fabulous television this Christmas, and indeed, all year round! SNS Online continues to offer an eclectic range of quality programming - free to download - to all like-minded people out there in cyber-space. These shows are independent podcasts produced to the highest professional standards and are non-profit making. So please enjoy, download and share these shows on all your lovely social media - as essentially that is our advertising! And please, please, please...offer feedback on the 'SNS Online' FB page or Twitter (ScratchNTweet). Shows currently in preparation... Zarghuna Kargar - author/broadcaster Puppet Rebellion - Manchester based independent band Ann Mitchell - actor Carmen Harris - healer/author/script writer Thea Downie - stand up comedian Peter Mabbutt - hypnotherapist/broadcaster Derek Fowlds - actor Big kiss, ScratchNSniffers! And...Happy Christmas! - Nick Randell X EXTRAORDINARY LIVES. ONLINE.