Podcasts about redoubtable

Eoghan and Mick covered a lot of topics in this latest episode of Shattered Lives. They detailed all the drugs seizures in January - and revealed how cannabis is still the number one. They had an update on the Ian Bailey probe, as well as the murder in Cork of Kieran Quilligan. Mick also outlined the major Garda probe into last November's Dublin riots. . And they paid tribute to Antoinette Cunningham, who has announced her retirement as General Secretary of Garda body, AGSI. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the Gaming Hut beloved Patreon backer Bart Mallio asks us for ways to make traps exciting. Redoubtable backer Patrick Crowley directs us to the History Hut for a look at St. Louis' Veiled Prophet tradition. The Food Hut takes on a retrofuturistic look as tasteful backer Rich Ranallo asks us for the lowdown on […]

Dave Hodges was generally considered the most indomitable rugby player in the USA, perhaps the world, when he played. Coming late to international rugby he worked hard, hit harder, and prepared harder than anyone. All-Time American: Dave Hodges RuggaMatrix America is brought to you by Irish Rugby Tours, the US Rugby Foundation, and Next Phase Rugby. You can also support what we do by becoming at Patron here at https://www.goffrugbyreport.com/support-grr/ Photo: Alex Goff Music by Bensounds.   

Jess Harrold is joined by deputy editor Tim Burke and reporter Akanksha Soni for the latest weekly round-up. Burke shares insights on the retail sector from this week's EG Interview with former Intu chair and current P-Three consultant, John Strachan – and offers a pair of contrasting stories that illustrate the state of the office market. Soni discusses the housing plans of London mayoral hopeful Samuel Kasumu, and Henley Investment Management's first mixed logistics and residential scheme. But how will they fare in the quiz of the week - and what will DJ Burke add to the EGLSM Certified Bangers playlist?: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0pBand693O5IhhaScVM6uZ

"that'd be a size 33 shoe – you don't see too many of those in Jimmy Choos"

Jonathan Greene is a Father, writer, podcast host, guest expert, unwitting polymath. Creator of Redoubtable & Uncalendared. Purveyor of wit. Advocate of sarcasm. Believer in zen. Jonathan Greene Vroom Veer Stories Currently writing everyday on medium working up steam to write a novel; he already wrote to screenplays which was really cathartic Test questions that are looking for the "best answer" vs. the right answer drive both of us a little bit crazy Born and raised in Brooklyn Heights in New York until 8th grade; moved to North Hollywood, CA during the "Valley Girl" thing; lived in the Valley for 4 years; finished High School in boarding school in New Jersey Fish out of water in 8th grade--showed up to the first day of school in blue corduroy pants and a Yankees Jersey; the valley kids wore OP shorts and Quick Silver T-shirts with cool haircuts We both have come to love moving; Jonathan's father would sell homes just as they were finished fixing everything Standardized school system is broken; it is stuck in the past Went to college to play basketball thinking he was going to be the best; not so much; ended up failing out of college after two years Went to a new college and took classes that were interesting; graduated with honors 3 years later Wasn't concerned so much with grades in law school; more interested in learning to become a great lawyer; got a job within a day of passing the bar exam During 9-11 he was working in a government office building which was evacuated after the 2nd plane hit; this sparked a move to a job with a lower volume of crime First day of new job; the files were a mess--because "this is just how we do things"; nope, that won't fly The one question that derailed his career with the FBI Veered away from working in the law after his dad died; Spent 5 years working in the art world; didn't want to continue in the criminal justice while raising kids Learned to embrace the "veers" in life and to keep moving to the next thing Mentioned the blog Mr. Money Mustache who talks about reducing expenses and saving more money to retire as soon as possible Yes meditation is discussed as we both have a practice Mentioned the Michael Pollan episode of Tim Ferriss podcast about how learning to shut of the ego part of your brain can help big problems like climate change and tribalism Spent 3 years working in real estate; was required to answer his phone; so he quit that gig Mentioned the Ryan Holiday Book "Ego is the Enemy" that is my Amazon affiliate link Jonathan Greene Connections My podcast, Dad, is now available. Listen on iTunes and Stitcher. Schedule with me on Calendly Read what I write on Medium Follow me on Instagram Connect on LinkedIn Twitter Website (TrustGreen)

Welcome, welcome, welcome to the Distraction Pieces Podcast with Scroobius Pip!Some perfect acting distraction for you this week as Pip is joined by the bright shining acting star STACY MARTIN!You may know Stacy’s work already which will stand you in good stead to enjoy this brilliant, sprawling and all-encompassing chat with Pip and Stacy, but if not you’re in for a treat with the bonus of making a new pal by the end! Stacy’s been holding it down on the stage and screen for a minute - you may have seen her in both Nymphomaniac films, the great Redoubtable, or High Rise to name a little handful, and her latest film Archive is very much out and about now (with a ton more in the work diary). So it’s really nice to hear how things are going with her, relationships with sci-fi, performance hacks, AI themes, and so much more. Great times, enjoy!STACY on IMDBSTACY / BAFTASTACY on INSTAGRAMSTACY in ELLEARCHIVESCROOBIUS PIP on INSTAGRAMSCROOBIUS PIP on PATREONNORTH STAR RISINGPOD BIBLESPEECH DEVELOPMENT RECORDSDISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on FACEBOOKDISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on INSTAGRAMDISTRACTION PIECES PODCAST ARCHIVE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This Week in History; 19th - 25th October

This episode introduces Gen. William Slim of BurCorps. It would be his job to turn the tables on the Japanese in Burma, by working with American Gen. Joseph "Vinegar Joe" Stilwell. But first, we look back at Slim's experiences in the Middle East as the Allies subdue Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Iran. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's guest is Elaine Kasket. Elaine is a psychologist and author who's recently left academia to pursue a more flexible, creative life. Her latest book, All the Ghosts in the Machine: Illusions of Immortality in the Digital Age, comes out April 25, 2019. Elaine started writing at a very young age but veered toward psychology in college when she chose a double major in psychology and journalism. After years of figuring out life playing roller hockey and doing medical transcription, Elaine decided to go back to school for graduate studies. During graduate school, her focus was on academic writing and that remained the case until recently when she began to let in her creative voice again. Jonathan and Elaine talk about the transition and what it's like now to have found that unique voice again. Her new book, published by Little Brown, is the culmination of 10 years of Elaine studying death in the digital age and the unintended consequences of our data sticking around after we are gone. Elaine was also looking for an online platform to write on to showcase some shorter form stories and that's how she found Medium and met Jonathan when she sent a story in for Redoubtable. That story, originally titled Lucky Babies, ended up being showcased as a Member Feature story on the front page of Medium. Links: Elaine's personal website Elaine on Medium Elaine on Twitter Elaine's viral story on Medium: Lucky Babies (original title) Mortified little, brown Book Group

 Jonathan Greene is a Father, writer, podcast host, guest expert, unwitting polymath. Creator of Redoubtable & Uncalendared. Purveyor of wit. Advocate of sarcasm. Believer in zen. Jonathan Greene Vroom Veer Stories Currently writing everyday on medium working up steam to write a novel; he already wrote to screenplays which was really cathartic Test questions that are looking for the "best answer" vs. the right answer drive both of us a little bit crazy Born and raised in Brooklyn Heights in New York until 8th grade; moved to North Hollywood, CA during the "Valley Girl" thing; lived in the Valley for 4 years; finished High School in boarding school in New Jersey Fish out of water in 8th grade--showed up to the first day of school in blue corduroy pants and a Yankees Jersey; the valley kids wore OP shorts and Quick Silver T-shirts with cool haircuts We both have come to love moving; Jonathan's father would sell homes just as they were finished fixing everything Standardized school system is broken; it is stuck in the past Went to college to play basketball thinking he was going to be the best; not so much; ended up failing out of college after two years Went to a new college and took classes that were interesting; graduated with honors 3 years later Wasn't concerned so much with grades in law school; more interested in learning to become a great lawyer; got a job within a day of passing the bar exam During 9-11 he was working in a government office building which was evacuated after the 2nd plane hit; this sparked a move to a job with a lower volume of crime First day of new job; the files were a mess--because "this is just how we do things"; nope, that won't fly The one question that derailed his career with the FBI Veered away from working in the law after his dad died; Spent 5 years working in the art world; didn't want to continue in the criminal justice while raising kids Learned to embrace the "veers" in life and to keep moving to the next thing Mentioned the blog Mr. Money Mustache who talks about reducing expenses and saving more money to retire as soon as possible Yes meditation is discussed as we both have a practice Mentioned the Michael Pollan episode of Tim Ferriss podcast about how learning to shut of the ego part of your brain can help big problems like climate change and tribalism Spent 3 years working in real estate; was required to answer his phone; so he quit that gig Mentioned the Ryan Holiday Book "Ego is the Enemy" that is my Amazon affiliate link Jonathan Greene Connections My podcast, Dad, is now available. Listen on iTunes and Stitcher. Schedule with me on Calendly Read what I write on Medium Follow me on Instagram Connect on LinkedIn Twitter 

At last a film with subtitles!! - Also this week's challenges: A Brazilian Rom-Com and a film with a male director and a female cinematographer.

This week Lisa and Ciaran discuss the movies Entebbe and Redoubtable, whilst looking ahead to some upcoming funding schemes. This week's special interview is actress Jessica Lange. Produced by GK Media.

This week's Filmish may just have resulted in the best Ryan or Ryan ever… Join Seann and Mark as they chat about the box office top three, give very serious DVD reviews and deliver a very serious dose of film news. Oscar-winning director Michel Hazanavicius was on the phone talking all about his latest film Redoubtable, and explaining why he loves the movie 50 First Dates!

This week's Filmish may just have resulted in the best Ryan or Ryan ever… Join Seann and Mark as they chat about the box office top three, give very serious DVD reviews and deliver a very serious dose of film news. Oscar-winning director Michel Hazanavicius was on the phone talking all about his latest film Redoubtable, and explaining why he loves the movie 50 First Dates!

With Francine Stock The Artist director Michel Hazanavicius discusses his bio-pic about Jean-Luc Godard, Redoubtable, and reveals whether it's meant to be tribute or insult. Matilda Lutz and Coralie Fargeat, the director and star of Revenge, discuss the ethics of their feminist horror film Film buyer Clare Binns and critic Tim Robey take their pick of the movies on offer at this year's Cannes Film Festival.

1967, Jean-Luc Godard réalise La Chinoise et s'implique dans les luttes de mai 68, donnant naissance à son cinéma révolutionnaire le plus incompris. Avec "Le Redoutable", le réalisateur oscarisé Michel Hazanavicius met en lumière cette partie trouble de la vie du cinéaste, et se confie à notre micro sur les coulisses du film avec Louis Garrel dans le role titre.  "Le Redoutable" était competition officielle au Festival de Cannes 2017 et nommé pour 5 César 2018. Le film sort au UK le 11 mai 2018 Plus d'info www.culturealt.com

1967, Jean-Luc Godard réalise La Chinoise et s'implique dans les luttes de mai 68, donnant naissance à son cinéma révolutionnaire. Avec "Le Redoutable", le réalisateur oscarisé Michel Hazanavicius met en lumière cette partie trouble de la vie du cinéaste, et se confie à notre micro sur les coulisses du film avec Louis Garrel dans le role titre.  "Le Redoutable" était competition officielle au Festival de Cannes 2017 et nommé pour 5 César 2018. Le film sort au UK le 11 mai 2018    

Redoubtable, A Fantastic Woman and The Square were discussed. With Cerise Howard, Lisa Kovacevic, Sally Christie and Stuart Richards.

Each week we look at a word that carries real power…a specific and impactful meaning that communicates a point with elegance.  A word that’s unique, poetic, mellifluous, and impeccably exact. Along the way, we look at the story behind the word – background that’s not only interesting but useful in helping you remember it so you can deploy it at will.   And, we provide a few alternatives with different shades of meaning to help choose your weapon with precision – and, sound good in the process.

The hosts of MonsterTalk interview Sharon Hill, creator of the website Doubtful News. The discussion includes updates on the latest in monster news trends, as well as information about The Amaz!ng Meeting—the James Randi Educational Foundation’s annual meeting of skeptical scientists, researchers, artists, performers, teachers and other rational-minded folk in Las Vegas, Nevada. Also in this episode, Brian Thompson of the JREF stops by to discuss TAM 2012. READ episode notes