Podcast appearances and mentions of paul hyde

The former deputy chair of An Bord Pleanála Paul Hyde has been sentenced to two months in jail for failing to declare conflicts of interest. Why is this controversy so significant and has it brought the authority's reputation into question? The Indo Daily examines the scandal and asks if Ireland's planning system is broken. Host: Kevin Doyle. Guest: Caroline O'Doherty See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After he pleaded guilty to making false or misleading declarations of interest to the State planning appeals body. Paul Hyde of Castlefields, Baltimore, in West Cork, pleaded guilty to two of nine summonses against him. Our Southern Editor Paschal Sheehy

There's never enough pop punk in anyone's life. Small Step Records has arrived to fill that void. The label focuses on pop punk, but in the future, you'll also be finding ska, easycore, and emo. Label founder, Paul Hyde, comes to The Antidote for a chat about the label roster, …

There's never enough pop punk in anyone's life. Small Step Records has arrived to fill that void. The label focuses on pop punk, but in the future, you'll also be finding ska, easycore, and emo. Label founder, Paul Hyde, comes to The Antidote for a chat about the label roster, the faith aspect of the music and why they've adopted the worst imaginable business model.

Payola$, Paul Hyde, Bob Rock, Mick Ronson, and me.

Ep 33 – Bonus New Year's Eve 2023 and a Brief Tribute to Ian Tyson https://prairiejustice.podbean.com/e/ep-32-–-podcasting-for-dummys-all-star-squadron-5153-54-1985-–-crisis-on-infinite-earths-tie-ins/ A Potpourri of Odds and Songs from and for winter's night. But a day before publication, we learned of the passing of a hero of this podcast. This episode is dedicated to the memory and rich musical legacy of Ian Tyson. Feedback for Prairie Justice can be left on:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Vigilante41 email: vigilantecast@gmail.com Twitter: @ToltonGord Music Excerpts Used Opening Stinger– “Nashville Just Wrote Another Cheatin' Song” – Midnight Rodeo Band “Lone Star and Coors” - Ian Tyson “Alberta's Child” - Ian Tyson “Waiting for a Chinook” Wilf Carter “Let the Good Bus Win” – Murray McLaughlin, Paul Hyde and Tom Cochrane Closing  – “Four Strong Winds” Marshall Tucker Band - Ian Tyson

It was a pleasure to be joined by Emma DeSouza and Roman and Eoin of the ditch to discuss the week that was and what is up ahead. We chat about Dr Vicky Conway posthumously winning Irish Women's Lawyer of the Year, the ridiculous and vile "Ireland is Full" hashtag, the Children's Hospital's Grenfell cladding, the Global Property Bubble Index and the Brazilian election pt2. Emma also talks us through UK politics and gives us a sense of where its headed. Roman and Eoghan chat An Bord Pleanala, Simon Coveneny, weak reforms and Paul Hyde's fall. Then we get into the use of Ireland's defamation laws to "chill democracy." Something we at the tortoise shack are all too familiar with. Join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Reports this morning have suggested that the long-awaited report on planning decisions by former deputy chairman Paul Hyde and “further allegations of wrongdoing” to the planning board's chairman, Dave Walsh has been completed. The Irish Examiner's Special Correspondent Mick Clifford has some of the detail in today's paper and spoke to Newstalk Breakfast.

Reports this morning have suggested that the long-awaited report on planning decisions by former deputy chairman Paul Hyde and “further allegations of wrongdoing” to the planning board's chairman, Dave Walsh has been completed. The Irish Examiner's Special Correspondent Mick Clifford has some of the detail in today's paper and spoke to Newstalk Breakfast.

hosted by Billy Herring, Darin Burrows and Jamie Stripe with Orient legend, Paul Hyde

What's going on at An Bord Pleanála? The state body with final say on planning appeals and power over fast-tracked housing developments is in focus this week after a report into conflict of interest claims against its former deputy chairman Paul Hyde was sent to the Gardaí and the Director of Public Prosecutions. Current affairs editor Arthur Beesley has been reporting on the story and he explains what it's all about. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

A report into allegations of conflicts of interest regarding former deputy chair of An Bord Pleanála Paul Hyde has been referred to the Director of Public Prosecutions , An Garda Síochana, and the Standards in Public Office by Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien. For more on this, Newstalk Breakfast spoke to Mick Clifford, Special correspondent with the Irish Examiner, and also Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan.

A report into allegations of conflicts of interest regarding former deputy chair of An Bord Pleanála Paul Hyde has been referred to the Director of Public Prosecutions , An Garda Síochana, and the Standards in Public Office by Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien. For more on this, Newstalk Breakfast spoke to Mick Clifford, Special correspondent with the Irish Examiner, and also Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan.

Behold, the third annual ridiculously cheeky lovefest from your friends at Lightnin' Licks Radio. Disgusting. They walk in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies; And all that's best of dark and bright Meet in their aspect and their eyes; Thus mellowed to that tender light Which heaven to gaudy day denies. One shade the more, one ray the less, Had half impaired the nameless grace Which waves in every raven tress, Or softly lightens o'er their face; Where thoughts serenely sweet express, How pure, how dear their dwelling-place. And on that cheek, and o'er that brow, So soft, so calm, yet eloquent, The smiles that win, the tints that glow, But tell of days in goodness spent, A mind at peace with all below, A heart whose love is innocent! -Lord Byron “Love Is…” mixtape: [SIDE 1] (1) Adrianne Lenker – anything (2) The Beach Boys – Forever (3) Funkadelic – I'll Stay (4) Lou Reed – I Love You (5) O.V. Wright – Afflicted {20:20} [SIDE 2] (1) Paul Hyde and the Payolas – You're the Only Love (2) Matt Pond PA – Specks (3) Little Ann – Deep Shadows (4) UGK featuring Outkast – Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose You) (5) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – The Wild One, Forever {20:30} CONTRIBUTING SONIC PARTNERS OF LIGHTNIN' LICKS RADIO'S TWENTIETH EPISODE INCLUDE: LEE MOSES / HOLLAND DOZIER HOLLAND / BROTHERS JOHNSON / JAMES TODD SMITH / LUTHER INGRAM / ISAAC HAYES / ROD STEWART / STAN GETZ / PONDEROSA TWINS + ONE / YE / DUNGEON FAMILY / TONE CAPONE / LUNIZ / LINDA LEE & CHARLES BUKOWSKI / PAT BENETAR / RASHAD “RINGO” SMITH / STETSASONIC / GRACE JONES / MONOPHONICS / O.V. WRIGHT / HI RHYTHM / PAUL HYDE & THE PAYOLA$ / BOB ROCK / METALLICA / VAL KILMER / MATT POND PA / OASIS / LOU REED / THE VELVET UNDERGROUND / P-FUNK ALL STARS / FUNKADELIC / PRINCE PAUL / DE LA SOUL / THE PARLIAMENTS / PAT LEWIS / THE DIRTBOMBS / LITTLE ANN / THE MARVELETTES / ANN BRIDGEFORTH / TARHEEL SLIM / ANDY GIBB / L.L. COOL J'S L.A. POSSEE / JUICY JAY / DJ PAUL / UGK / ORGANIZED NOIZE / THREE SIX MAFIA / OUTKAST / WILLIE HUTCH / CAROLYNE WILLIS / JULIA A. TILLMAN / LORNA MAXINE WILLARD / THE BEACH BOYS / DENNIS WILSON / JESSE & THE RIPPERS / BURT BACHARACH, MACK DAVID & THE FIVE BLOBS / ADRIANNE LENKER / PHIL WEINROBE / BUCK MEEK / BIG THIEF / BRIAN ENO / DAVE HAMILTON & HIS PEPPERS / TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS / SANDRA BROWN / MAX JULIAN / JAMES MARSTERS / SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR / HEIGHT KEECH & IALIVE / THE NECESSARY PEOPLE / THE CLOCKERS. RECORDED: 05FEB2022 RELEASED: 10FEB2022 COVER ART: M.M. KNAPPS IMAGE OF SPECIAL GUEST OLLIE GLYZ APPEARS WITH PERMISSION FROM HIS FATHER, HOWARD. HAPPY VALENTIMEZ DAY! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/llradio/message

From England to Vancouver British Born singer Paul Hyde met classmate Bob Rock in high school. Originally Bonding over Punk, and Glam Rock they formed the Payolas.  After many great albums and Canadian hits they parted ways and Rock went on to produce some Seminal albums. We go deep! Please Follow us @canadafm on IG email us at Canadafmpod@gmail.com, Rate and review on Apple Music, and above all else... SHARE!! Sharing is caring

It could be said that Minneapolis-based Hyde Development co-founder Paul Hyde’s career is a big detour from what he set out to be when he earned multiple law degrees in school. But it might be more accurate to say that his pursuit of learning the law set him on the path to his true calling. Hyde, who is 54 this year, started his work as a redeveloper of brownfields and other disused sites back in 1995. The business, which he founded with his late father, Mac, only recently finished redeveloping one of the largest industrial sites in the Twin Cities, the eight-building Northern Stacks in Fridley Paul Hyde has seen the Twin Cities commercial real estate market undergo a massive slowdown in recent weeks due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But he is remaining optimistic about his company’s future. Finance & Commerce reporter Matt Johnson sat down virtually with Hyde during the first few days in April to talk about commercial real estate, Hyde’s growth and how Minnesota’s stay-at-home orders are impacting his industry.

On this City Sessions episode I’m joined by Tyler Carner of the CBRE Industrial Group in Denver, and Paul Hyde of Hyde Development in Minneapolis. As the nation approaches one month of stay-at-home orders, we tap into what capital markets are doing in response to the pandemic. In addition, we touch on emerging trends that are moving into the spotlight, such as ecommerce, onshore manufacturing, and more.Related links for this episode:· One Fair Wage Emergency Fund· Tyler Carner of CBRE Denver· Hyde DevelopmentBe sure to support this podcast by subscribing and reviewing! Visit Authentic Form & Function for more information: https://authenticff.comMusic by æon.© 2020 Authentic Form & Function

On this City Sessions episode I’m joined by Mark Ernster of SullivanHayes Brokerage in Denver, and Paul Hyde of Hyde Development in Minneapolis. With the outbreak of Covid-19 shutting down many cities with various shelter-in-place actions, including restaurant and bar shut downs, we discuss these impacts from the front lines.Related links for this episode:· One Fair Wage Emergency Fund· SullivanHayes· Hyde DevelopmentBe sure to support this podcast by subscribing and reviewing! Visit Authentic Form & Function for more information: https://authenticff.comMusic by æon.© 2020 Authentic Form & Function

On this City Sessions episode I’m joined by Anna Mackay of Guerilla Development in Portland, and Paul Hyde of Hyde Development in Minneapolis. With the global outbreak of the Coronavirus taking hold close to home this week, we discuss their take from the front lines.Related links for this episode:· One Fair Wage Emergency Fund· Guerrilla Development· Hyde DevelopmentBe sure to support this podcast by subscribing and reviewing! Visit Authentic Form & Function for more information: https://authenticff.com© 2020 Authentic Form & Function

Since then, the company has completed over 3.8 million square feet of industrial and office development in Minnesota, Colorado and North Dakota.Current Developments include the 1.8 million square foot Northern Stacks industrial park in MN and the 1.7 million square foot 76 Commerce Center project in Denver.  In addition to his development work, Paul has been named to the Business Journal 40 under 40 and one of the 100 People to Know in 2018 by Twin Cities Business.Related links for this episode:· Hyde Development· Hyde Development on Facebook· Paul on LinkedIn· Rachel Carson, Silent Spring· Urban Infill· The Musicant Group· Northern Stacks· 76 Commerce Center· United Properties· McWhinneyBe sure to support this podcast by subscribing and reviewing! Visit Authentic Form & Function for more information: https://authenticff.com© 2019 Authentic Form & Function

Paul Hyde looks back at a lifetime in football management

Bob Rock is one of the most successful producers in rock history. Run down some of the benchmarks on his resume and your jaw will drop (Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet, Aerosmith's Permanent Vacation, Motley Crue's Dr. Feelgood, The Cult's Sonic Temple and of course Metallica's black album). But before all that he and musical partner Paul Hyde were young punks in Vancouver, British Columbia fronting the excellent new wave band The Payola$. Perhaps best known for the classic tune "Eyes of a Stranger" from the Valley Girl soundtrack, the band went through a few changes in names and styles chasing that elusive mass audience. Sadly, it never quite happened outside of their native Canada. While this is happening, Bob starts working at what becomes a prominent studio in BC where hits from Loverboy and Honeymoon Suite attract bigger and bigger clientele allowing Bob to define the sound of rock music in the 80s and 90s. Here Bob and I discuss the history of the Payola$, his love of all kinds of music, working with Mick Ronson, and he shares stories from his production career. Enjoy! 

Host Alex Granados talks with Paul Hyde, an education writer for The Greenville News in South Carolina.

Payola$ -Eye Of A Stranger Edit By Mr. Turner The Payolas (or just Payola$) were part of Vancouver's new wave of bands and active in the Canadian music scene for a decade from the late 1970s, recording several albums and singles that were Canadian chart hits. They disbanded in 1988, but reformed again from 2003 to 2008, issuing a new EP in 2007. The band's name is a reference to the payola scandal in the United States in the early 1960s. The group was based in Vancouver, British Columbia, and recorded mostly at Vancouver's Little Mountain Sound Studios. Through several lineup changes and name changes (the band also played as The Payola$, Paul Hyde and the Payolas and Rock and Hyde), the Payolas core members remained Paul Hyde and Bob Rock, who together wrote virtually all of the band's songs, occasionally with co-writers. As well, Rock engineered and mixed virtually every Payolas recording. Although in the 1980s the Payolas always seemed poised for a big international breakthrough, the band never quite broke out despite their artistic growth and popular success in Canada. They were, however, one of the most prominent and successful platinum-selling Canadian bands of the early 1980s.

1. Ever So Lonely (Razormaid! Mix) - Monsoon 2. Eyes Of A Stranger - Payolas 3. Stripped (Highland Mix) - Depeche Mode 4. Close To Me (Closer Mix) - The Cure 5. Eye Wonder (Main Mix) - The Apples 6. Justify My Love (Hip Hop Mix) - Madonna 7. Truth Is Out Of Style (12" Mix) - MC 900 Ft. Jesus 8. Dysfunctional Relationship (12" Mix) - Consolidated 9. Get The Message (DNA Sin Mix) - Electronic 10. Imagination (12" Version) - Belouis Some 11. The Honeythief (12" Mix) - Hipsway 12. We Move (Dance Mix) - Visage 13. Don't Say No (Ruby Red Mix) - Erasure 14. "Vous Le Vous" Medley (Razormaid! Mix) - DAF 15. Los Ninos Del Parque - Liaisons Dangereuses Notes and other random things: I re-recorded and re-posted this episode on 1/22/17 due to the poor recording levels on the original post. If you downloaded the previous version, you may want to delete that and download this one. It will be much more consistent from start to finish. Starting off this episode is the band Monsoon. While the term monsoon refers to a seasonal reversal of the wind and torrential downpours that occur in areas of SE Asia, it's an unfortunate name, in a sense, for the band led by Sheila Chandra as they produced but a trickle of pop-infused music before disbanding. Just 16 years old at the time of their only album release, Third Eye, in 1982, Chandra, producer Steve Coe and bassist Martin Smith struck proverbial gold with "Ever So Lonely", which peaked at #12 in the UK. They followed that with the song "Shakti", which rose to #41. However, those two songs would prove to be their only hits, though a cover version of The Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows" also appeared on the full-length album and featured one Bill Nelson on the E-Bow. In refusing to tether their fortunes to a record label that demanded more hits, Coe and Smith were free to promote Chandra's solo career, which focused less on pop music and more on world music. She eventually signed with Peter Gabriel's Real World record label, releasing three solo albums in the 1990s. Sadly, Chandra today suffers from Burning Mouth Syndrome, an affliction with no underlying medical or dental cause that produces such severe pain when laughing, crying, speaking, singing, etc. that she was rendered mute and forced to give up her music career. Hailing from Vancouver, BC Canada, The Payolas produced one of the most breathtakingly sensual tracks of the 80s with their amazing song, "Eyes Of A Stranger". A fixture on the Canadian New Wave Scene from the late 70s through the 80s, the band was comprised primarily of core members Paul Hyde and Bob Rock, the latter of whom went on to become a mega-producer/engineer, working with such diverse artists as 311, Metallica, The Cult, Aerosmith, Motley Crue, Our Lady Peace, The Tragically Hip and others. Taking their name from the Alan Freed payola scandal of the late 50s, the group won a Juno award for Single of the Year for Eyes Of A Stranger in 1983. (Rock, himself, has been nominated for 17 Juno awards in various musical categories including Engineer of the Year and Producer of the Year) The track would later appear on the Valley Girl soundtrack, a soundtrack that, like Pretty In Pink after it, was great when soundtracks typically were not. Modern English, The Flirts, Men At Work, The Plimsouls, Josie Cotton, Eddy Grant, Gary Myrick and The Figures and others graced that soundtrack, which became a serious collector's item for a long while until being re-issued by Rhino Records in 1994. Sticking with the music industry disillusionment theme from earlier, Mark Griffin (aka MC 900 Ft. Jesus), a music hero from my old stomping grounds of Dallas, Texas eventually quit the business after the release of his third album One Step Ahead Of The Spider, released in 1994. Thankfully he leaves a legacy, albeit brief one, of some of the better cult classics of the era including the arsonists lull-a-bye "The City Sleeps" from 1991's Welcome To My Dream album and the track appearing in this episode, the 12-inch mix of "Truth Is Out Of Style" from his 1989 debut album, Hell With The Lid Off. In case you were wondering, Griffin's stage name derived from a sermon by televangelist Oral Roberts, who claimed he was visited by a 900-foot tall image of Jesus, commanding him to erect a hospital on the campus of the university bearing his namesake. Despite his short music career, Griffin's American heritage at the very least was a blessing in disguise as MC 270-Meter Jesus somehow just doesn't have the same ring to it. I'm going to end this here. I still have another podcast write-up to do and a couple of podcasts ready to record, so I'm going to have to end this here. Happy Listening!