Podcast appearances and mentions of paul quigley

Frank and David discuss Paul Quigley's essay on the National Endowment for the Humanities. Last Drops Frank: Edinburgh University Club of Toronto David: monument for the Adams

SKY Sports Racing's international expert Tim Carroll and At The Races' American expert Paul Quigley join Emmet Kennedy live from Del Mar to deliver unfiltered insights and final verdicts on the Breeders' Cup. With strong opinions, big bets, and a few horses to avoid, they've got the essential plays for one of racing's biggest weekends. Plus, the team is taking a bold stand against City Of Troy in the Classic, revealing a 33/1 outsider, a 9/2 weekend standout, and an unmissable banker bet. The Final Furlong Podcast is proudly brought to you by Geoff Banks Bet. Join the excitement and Sign up to Geoff Banks Online now with promo code FFP500 and get 10% of any net losses returned as cash after your first month of betting, up to £500 at geoffbanks.bet.  Its tradition redefined with modern tech and unbeatable odds. This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. If you're thinking of starting therapy, give BetterHelp a try. It's entirely online, designed to be convenient, flexible, and suited to your schedule. Our listeners get 10% off their first month, so give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/FURLONG. Apple: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/geoff-banks-online/id881898186 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.geoff_banks.geoffbanks Form Tools: Proform is the essential tool for punters looking to make money from betting on Horse Racing. Our form book covers Jumps and Flat racing in the UK and Ireland. https://www.proformracing.com/ Twitter: @FinalFurlongPod Email: radioemmet@gmail.com In association with Adelicious Podcast Network. Hosted on Megaphone.  Follow us for free on Spotify Podcasts https://open.spotify.com/show/3e6NnBkr7MBstVx5U7lpld Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Paul Quigley, the founder of Newswhip, shares his extraordinary journey from the legal world to becoming a trailblazer in media analytics.   We analyse the early days of the Irish startup scene, where camaraderie and a post-economic crash environment gave rise to companies like Intercom and Boxever. Drawing parallels to today's world, Paul discusses the potential for groundbreaking startups emerging from global shifts like the COVID-19 pandemic and the advent of hybrid business models. With an ever-evolving media landscape, Paul and I dive into the complexities of news consumption. Social media has become the dominant source for many, especially younger generations, but it brings its own set of challenges. We talk about the role of bias, the rise of news influencers, and how political figures like Donald Trump shape public discourse. Our conversation touches on the importance of curation and factual reporting, highlighting outlets that blend traditional journalism with modern platforms, while pondering the role of AI and influencers in redefining media norms. Balancing innovation with maintaining success is a fine art, and Paul offers insights into his personal approach to mental and physical well-being. From sea swimming to silent retreats, he underlines the importance of managing the 'noise' in one's head. We reflect on the significance of curiosity and passion in business, underscoring the necessity of effective storytelling and marketing in building a successful brand. Financial security's impact on the entrepreneurial journey also features in our discussion, revealing the personal sacrifices and dedication required to thrive in the ever-changing media landscape. --- Thanks to my season partners Local Enterprise Office: https://rebrand.ly/EELEO Property Bridges: https://rebrand.ly/eepropbridge Azure Communications: https://rebrand.ly/eeazure  *Use code Fox20 to get a 20% discount with Azure

Paul talks to award winning teacher, Brenda Edwards about her vision for raising interest and attainment in literacy for the boys of St Joseph's, Derry. Through a stellar vision and with charismatic leadership and steadfast support across the school, Brenda and her teams generate interest, enjoyment and commitment to literacy, the impact of which is felt and appreciated beyond the school and into the community. The programme contains contributions from teacher, Paul Quigley, and students from the school that offer insights into strategies and techniques teachers and schools can apply in their own contexts. Further information can be had from the school's website: https://www.stjosephsderry.org.uk/ Key contacts from this show include: @ENG_StJosephs @RenLearnUK @abigail_steele2 @StJosephsDerry

Virginia Tech University professor Paul Quigley discussed President Abraham Lincoln's shifting policies on emancipation during the Civil War. Virginia Tech University is located in Blacksburg, Virginia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Quigley, the CEO of NewsWhip, joins Nikita Roy to discuss how NewsWhip aids newsrooms in identifying trending stories and predicting viral news through real-time social media monitoring and analytics. He discusses how his team is integrating large language models and shares his perspective on the transformative impact that generative AI could have on the news media business model.NewsWhip, an innovative technology, is utilized by PR professionals and journalists in over 80 countries. Leading newsrooms, including the Associated Press, Reuters, and BBC, are among its users.NewsWhip provides low-cost access to its tools for numerous researchers, universities, and NGOs. Since 2017, NewsWhip has played a key role in tackling misinformation. It is utilized by the WHO and numerous fact-checking organizations to counter political disinformation.Before founding NewsWhip, Paul was an attorney based in New York City, specializing in international dispute resolution. He holds law degrees from Trinity College Dublin and an LLM in International Law from NYU. He is a winner of the Emerging EY Entrepreneur of the Year Award.

Jess is joined by John Reilly of TheEffect.net to talk through their first impressions of the PSVR 2. Paul Quigley, CEO of NewsWhip discusses the company's $13 million funding. Dr Tanya Mulcahy explains the rise of FemTech.

CEO of NewsWhip, Paul Quigley joins Jess to talk about securing €13 million in funding and what that investment will enable the business to do next.

Please join our last Digital Irish event before the summer break on Thursday, June 16th from 6pm at the Irish Consulate, where we are delighted to host a special panel with Glamour's Samantha Barry, Newswhip's Paul Quigley and Malachy Browne from the New York Times, moderated by Conde Nast's Rachel Quigley. The problem of misinformation — and the right approach to it for regulators and social media platforms — is turning into one of the most divisive political issues of the 2020s. Every major news story brings a swarm of counter stories — from covid to the capitol riot, the Ukraine invasion to vaccines. Can measures like the Disinformation Governance Board (suspended after just three weeks) and the Digital Services Act actually foster much-needed transparency? Or will the rising power of deep fake video and niche platforms see us all disappearing into our own “truths”? All this and more will be discussed by our expert panel. Get your tickets: https://digitalirish.com/from-fake-news-to-deep-fakes/ 2017 Event Details: https://digitalirish.com/icymi-the-rise-of-fake-news-leading-irish-professionals-have-their-say/

Joe and Kira welcome the History Lab professors, Paul Quigley, David Hicks, Todd Ogle, and Thomas Tucker onto the show to discuss how their collaborative project work was turned into a trans-disciplinary class at Virginia Tech. The History Lab course brings together teachers and students from across departments and methodologies to explore hidden histories and creative technologies in an inventive, hands-on way. Stacks on Stacks: The Interviews is a collection of guest interviews that aired during the regular broadcast of the program on Tuesdays from 3:30 until 5pm, over 90.7 FM WUVT, Radio for Everyone. Season Three: Silent Spring is a collection of all the interview segments recorded for live broadcast during the Stacks on Stacks radio program in the Spring 2022.

One year has passed since Donald Trump egged on a mob to attack Congress, the violent culmination of his months-long effort to overturn the presidential election. One year later, the wound still festers. Americans remain divided, living in realities of their own creation. Reconciliation seems out of reach. It is 1860 redux, but instead of civil war, Americans are witnessing a virtual secession from one another. In this episode, historian Paul Quigley of the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies discusses the importance of the House Select Committee's investigation into the perpetrators and organizers of the Stop the Steal rally that preceded the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. But although the truth must be known, the search for it may further divide us.  

Jess chats to Paul Quigley of NewsWhip about how their product works. The team from Food Marble explains the science behind their device. Ciara O'Brien from The Irish Times talks about the new Twitter subscription service.

The violent decade before the Civil War serves as a warning about the perils of political polarization and the ways we may rationalize violence when it fits our purposes. Americans in 2021 are not careening toward another civil war with armies on battlefields, but the congressional investigation, now underway in the House, into the Jan. 6 Capitol riot is a battle over the truth. Emerging narratives are becoming detached from reality, perpetuating a cycle of zero-sum polarization that is further dividing people into opposing camps. Are we reliving the 1850s? Paul Quigley, the director of the Center for Civil War Studies at Virginia Tech, returns to the podcast to discuss how Trumpist narratives about Jan. 6 are distorting reality, a day that evokes the history of the sack of Lawrence, Kansas, in 1856.

Laptop Radio chats with Paul Quigley (CEO & Co-founder, Liberado) on Crypto Custody.

The Celtic Way is a mini podcast series where we talk to fans who have been involved in successful campaigns around Celtic. Through the series, we will talk to three individuals about their fight for change, what made their campaign successful and what lessons can be taken from their work in light of the current situation.Current circumstances around our club are really tough and it’s especially difficult when the support feel that they are not being heard. With that in mind, it’s important to remember times when fans have been listened to, when they have been able to affect change and to remind ourselves that it can and will be done again.In episode two Clare Wilde talks to Paul Quigley of FAC (Fans Against Criminalisation) about what they have achieved, how they managed their campaign and what lessons they learned.

The peaceful transition of power is a pillar of American democracy. But 2021 begins with a fear of violence hanging over Washington as Joseph Biden prepares to take the oath of office. Like Lincoln in 1861, Biden is inheriting a crisis which, although different in many respects from the Secession Winter, will confront his new administration with enormous problems. In ‘Inauguration,' the premier episode of ‘History As It Happens,' host Martin Di Caro talks to Washington Times White House reporter Dave Boyer and Virginia Tech historian Paul Quigley about the important parallels between then and now. 

I love discussing reconciliation - I mean...it's kinda my thing. In this episode, we take on reconciliation by casting a wider net... and look at Paul and Jim's latest book, Reconciliation after Civil Wars: Global Perspectives. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-rogue-historian/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-rogue-historian/support

In this episode of the PRovoke Podcast, we talk to NewsWhip CEO Paul Quigley about the way information — and misinformation — spreads, specifically around the Black Lives Matter movement and Covid-19. The data shows the Black Lives Matter movement was not actually divisive and misinformation thrives among those predisposed to believe it.  Show Notes Black Lives Matter Protests: Public Engagement And Corporate Responses  How Coronavirus Misinformation Spreads 

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Father to PGA Tour player Brett Quigley, and older brother to PGA Tour Champions legend Dana Quigley. Paul also won the Rhode Island State Amateur 3 times, and the Rhode Island Strokeplay title 9 times, as well as 7 Rhode Island Senior Amateur titles.  Follow us on Instagram @thedeepdivot --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We've caught up with White Cane Warrior and musician Paul Quigley, to hear how he's been passing the time during the lockdown by working on his new recording studio. Paul spoke with RNIB Connect Radio's Simon Pauley.

 Have you been having issues with shopping?  RNIB Connect Radio’s Simon Pauley spoke with white cane warrior Paul Quigley about his own strugglers in getting necessities. If you need help and support in these difficult time, RNIB are here for you. You can call the RNIB Helpline on 0303 123 9999 

I'D READ ABOUT IT: Dr. Paul Quigley, Emergency Medicine specialist from Wellington, New Zealand joins Mary Fey from the Center for Medical Simulation to discuss turning knowledge from articles into clinical praxis, identifying with learner's state of mind, and being aware of the mindset you bring into the debriefing room. Enjoy!

When you lose your sight it’s never an easy adjustment. In fact, denial and reluctance to ask for help or support can easily become part of the sight loss journey.   White cane warrior Paul Quigley and RNIB Connect Radio’s Simon Pauley speak about the ups and downs on learning to live with sight loss.    If what Paul and Simon spoke about resonated with you and you’d like to reach out and get some support you can contact RNIB’s Sight Advice Service on: 0303 123 9999

When you’re blind or partially sighted technology can become a lifeline that makes day-to-day life easier.   Connect Member and White Cane Warrior Paul Quigley spoke with us about his favourite accessible gadgets that he can’t live without.   Paul spoke with RNIB Connect Radio’s Simon Pauley. 

Can a Visually Impaired Person become a magistrate?  White cane warrior and Connect member Paul Quigley puts on his research hat and investigates. Paul spoke with RNIB Connect Radio’s Simon Pauley. If you are a magistrate or are considering applying please get in touch with us at: radio@rnib.org.uk

This episode is with Paul Quiggley of Fans Against Criminalization. We discuss his group's work over the last 8 years in fighting and eventually repealing The Offensive Behaviour at Football Act, which unfairly stripped football fans of their civil liberties while attending games. Paul couldn't have been more knowledgeable on the subject and we're grateful for his time, his knowledge and his candor.

Once again we’ve caught up with white cane warrior Paul Quigley. This week Paul chats going to a community event ran by the Henshaws charity and explains how getting involved can help combat loneliness. Paul spoke to RNIB Connect Radio's Simon Pauley. For more information about Henshaws, the northern charity supporting people living with sight loss and other disabilities, visit: [www.henshaws.org.uk](https://www.henshaws.org.uk/)

We’ve caught up with Connector Paul Quigley to hear what he's been up to over the festive period and let’s just say even the toughest white cane warrior can be brought down by the flu. Paul is chatting with RNIB Connect Radio’s Simon Pauley. You can find Paul’s latest music updates on Facebook by searching: @PaulQuigleyUK

RNIB Connect Radio contributor Paul Quigley has had a chat with this local Tesco, to see if they can put in place, a policy where online delivery drivers check an order off for blind and partially sighted customers. A simple suggestion that can help avoid wrong orders and wasted time and resources having to redeliver the correct order. Paul is speaking to RNIB Connect Radio's Simon Pauley.

Charity RNIB have extended their ‘barriers survey’, which will now stay open until Friday 14th of September. Through the survey you can share your views on which barriers have the biggest impact on your life as a person affected by sight loss. In the light of this survey, Connect member Paul Quigley and RNIB Connect Radio’s Simon Pauley chatted about the biggest barriers that they face in their day-to-day life. If you would like to take the ‘RNIB barriers survey’, go online: [www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/RNIB-Barriers-Survey-2018](https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/RNIB-Barriers-Survey-2018) or call 020 7391 2123.

Fans Against Criminalisation’s podcast mini-series will be completed with the release of our final episode. Our host Liam O’Hare will reflect on the magnitude of the campaign’s victory with journalist Andrew McFadyen and our usual guests Jeanette Findlay and Paul Quigley. Featuring an interview with BEMIS representative Danny Boyle who discusses the new attempts to define sectarianism and where the debate now moves to.

Episode 5 of the Fans Against Criminalisation podcast is a short supplementary episode looking forward to Thursday’s final stage vote for repeal. Whilst our usual host is away on holiday, Jeanette Findlay and Paul Quigley are joined by James Kelly as the 3 consider how the campaign has got to the point of repeal and pay tribute to the efforts of those who have made this possible.

On the fourth episode of #ActingUp, it’s a Scottish football fans special. Host Liam O'Hare is joined by Derek Watson from Motherwell’s Heavy Hands Empty Stand campaign and Hamilton supporter and FAC representative Sean McHugh, as well as regular guests Paul Quigley and Jeanette Findlay. We also hear from the renowned Scottish sports broadcaster Jim Spence, and Andrew Jenkins from Supporters Direct Scotland. The panel discuss the effect on the legislation on fans across Scotland and look forward to the final stage of the repeal in the parliament. This is part two of two

The Offensive Behaviour At Football act - a more useless piece of legislation I’ve yet to come across, but that’s not my opinion, that’s the view of lawyers, judges, civil liberty campaigners, minority rights groups and of course the evidence of our own eyes and ears and the evidence of government statistics.  If it was meant to stop a problem it has completely failed.    Regular listeners will know my issues with OBFA - one is that the legislation was not needed - we had laws for dealing with racism and sectarianism and behaviour likely to cause trouble. It’s not very good - we’ve had to train the police what is and isn’t offensive so that they can arrest people and they are the only people being offended. It tries to wrap up societies ills - if we have offensive behaviour at football it will exist in society as a whole so why try to wrap it up in a nice bundle and say the issues are all a football one.   I could go on but surely better to have someone at the heart of matters discuss so we have Paul Quigley from Fans Against Criminalisation.   Enjoy and then please take action… www.celtictrust.net

It's better to demonstrate expertise than to claim it. Paul Quigley explains how organizing and moderating well-crafted panel discussions can help you sell from "the front of the room." The post Underwriting the Conversation appeared first on How Clients Buy.

Michalyn Steele, BYU law, discusses tribal resilience and the forgotten lesson of Thanksgiving. Virginia Tech's Paul Quigley on Thanksgiving's Civil War origin. Kaleidoscope Pictures' Adam Anderegg and Russ Kendall share an inside look at their film BYUtv "Winter Thaw." The Apple Seed host Sam Payne. New York Times food editor, Sam Sifton, answers questions about Thanksgiving feasts. BYU's Loren Marks on getting along with family during the holidays.

Marijuana is by far the most commonly-used illicit drug in New Zealand. Nearly half of all adults say they've tried it and a recent poll found that nearly two thirds of us favour decriminalisation or legalisation. And yet our laws remain harsher than many other Western countries. Why is weed so popular here, what are the impacts and can we ever agree on a way forward?

On this week's podcast: Nama is in the news again as the Comptroller and Auditor General's report on the agency's sale of a portfolio of properties in Northern Ireland, known as Project Eagle, found that the agency lost €220 million in the deal. Barry O'Halloran talks us through what we now know, questions that remain to be answered and Nama's surprising response to the report. Then tech reporter Ciara O'Brien outlines the pros and cons of Apple's new smartphones the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. And it's week three of our series on EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalists. This week Ciara Clancy of Beats Medical, Paul Quigley of NewWhip Media and Gavan Walsh of iCabbi talk about their businesses. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's podcast: Nama is in the news again as the Comptroller and Auditor General's report on the agency's sale of a portfolio of properties in Northern Ireland, known as Project Eagle, found that the agency lost €220 million in the deal. Barry O'Halloran talks us through what we now know, questions that remain to be answered and Nama's surprising response to the report. Then tech reporter Ciara O'Brien outlines the pros and cons of Apple's new smartphones the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. And it's week three of our series on EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalists. This week Ciara Clancy of Beats Medical, Paul Quigley of NewWhip Media and Gavan Walsh of iCabbi talk about their businesses.

This week Paul Larkin sits it out due to a virus he contracted in the strip clubs of Northern California. But fear not, Joe, Jason and Harper carry on like warriors. They discuss the thumping 4-1 win at Tannadice, the signing of defender Erik Sviatchenko, Anthony Stokes going to Hibs on loan and Paul Quigley from FAC calls in to discuss FAC’s quest to have the Offensive Behaviour at Football Act reviewed and eventually quashed. It’s all go at the HomeBhoys! Hail Hail!!

Recorded at Molineux Sunday 3rd January 2016 This week we meet the proprietors of Hail to the Ale - the Micro Pub in Wolverhampton, Paul Quigley tells us about the January local history talks, John Starkey takes a look forward at 2016 and Matt Brachmanski tells us how to get a positive outlook as we head into the new year - Music comes from 1940's and Vintage trio The Blue Bird Belles  

Recorded at Molineux Monday 7th December 2015 This week we talk to stunt man Justin Pearson about is recent work which includes 007's Spectre, Geoff Tristram tells us almost nothing about one of the biggest projects of his career, Adam Lacey lets us know about the programme at The Old Joint Stock Theatre in Birmingham, Mikey Johnson lets us know about Christmas at Jungleland Telford, Paul Quigley updates us on the local history talks in Wolverhampton and we have music from both Chris Bevington and Linda Simpson as well as the kids of St Paul's School Tipton who are raising money for charity.

Recorded at Molineux Monday 2nd November 2015 This week we hear from Neil Taylor after running the New York Marathon at the weekend, Chris Congreave sets up a magic trick with the reveal next week, Chris Spittle from Tipton Arts tells us about their Panto Cinderella, Jeremy Williams Chalmers talks to Charlie Hole all about his new E.P., Paul Quigley lets us know about the November Local History talks, Jonathan Goodwin of 'Don't Go into The Cellar' lets us know about their forthcoming shows in the area  and Andy Reeves of ARDB red Ballon lets us know about their next events. Music comes from Jerry Coloured Funk with Matt from the band on the line fro a chat.

Recorded at Molineux Monday 28th September 2015 This week Scot Bird from Wolverhampton;s Grand Theatre tells us about some of the 50 shows they have just announced, David Harper from BBC TV's Flog it! tells us about their visit to Wolverhampton in October, Jonn Penney lets us know about the KYTV festival line up, we talk to Debbie Hill about Oxjam's takeover on the 17th of October, Paul Quigley updates us on the October Local History Talks and Chris Hallet of Trinity Musical theatre invites you to audition for The witches of Eastwick. Music comes from Ian Sutherland who plays live in the studio.

American History Too! is back for a new semester and we’re examining the Irish-American experience of the Civil War (1861-1865).  To help us delve into this vast and interesting topic is the University of Edinburgh’s Catherine Bateson.  Cat guides us through Irish immigration to North America, the different military and civilian roles played by Irish-Americans during the war, and some of the music that emerged from the Irish-American experience of the young nation’s most brutal conflict. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed listening to Cat while recording it.  Thanks again to all of our listeners; we are humbled to be nearing the 10,000 listens landmark in our first year of podcasting. As always if you have any questions or feedback then please get in touch at @ahtoopodcast or ahtoo@outlook.com  We’ll be back next month to discuss the fascinating Scopes trial of the 1920s. Cheers, Mark and Malcolm Reading List David T. Gleeson, The Green and the Gray: The Irish in the Confederate States of America (Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 2013) Christian G. Samito, Becoming American Under Fire: Irish Americans, African Americans, and the Politics of Citizenship During the Civil War Era (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2009). Damian Shiels, The Irish in the American Civil War (Dublin: The History Press Ireland, 2013) Christian McWhirter, Battle Hymns: The Power and Popularity of Music in the Civil War (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2012) Kerby A. Miller, Ireland and Irish America: Culture, Class, and Transatlantic Migration (Dublin: Field Day, 2008) Paul Quigley, Shifting Grounds: Nationalism and the American South, 1848-1865 (New York: OUP, 2012) Susannah J. Ural, The Harp and the Eagle: Irish-American Volunteers and the Union Army, 1861-1865 (New York: New York University Press, 2006) Susannah J. Ural, (ed.), Civil War Citizens: Race, Ethnicity, and Identity in America’s Bloodiest Conflict (New York: New York University Press, 2010) Irish in the American Civil War: Exploring Irish Involvement in the American Civil War, http://irishamericancivilwar.com/ Britain and the American Civil War, British Library online gallery exhibition, http://www.bl.uk/onlinegallery/onlineex/uscivilwar/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices