Podcast appearances and mentions of Sean Barrett

Ryan sits down with prolific video creator and juggalo icon Sean Barrett aka Uncle Juff. Sean not only is a well of knowledge of internet trends, but has also been brought into the fold of the Dark Carnival. Having MC'd at multiple Gathering of the Juggalos festivals, let's just say he has seem some things… … Continue reading "Special Episode – Interview with Sean Barrett aka Uncle Juff"

Lords: * JP * Shepard Topics: * Damn it, Microsoft added something worthwhile to Office. * Favorite DOS game soundtracks? * The Balatro Discourse * Faith is a Fine Invention, by Emily Dickinson * https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/faith-is-a-fine-invention/ Microtopics: * Artist Alley. * Scrolling down a web page and seeing a bunch of cool stuff. * Seeing a list and wondering "how did this list happen"? * Steam Farming Fest. * Trying to figure out what you want to do when you grow up. * Eating eggs and rice when you have tummy troubles. * The file you all edit to make the deposit slip. * Taking data from multiple columns and putting them all in a single list. * Becoming the spreadsheet wizard. * Installation wizards. * Why nobody calls a software feature a "wizard" any more * A window into the dialectic of wizards. * The LLM hype tornado. * Renting video software from Blockbuster. * Back when any media was a "tape" * Enumerating the kinds of MS-DOS audio hardware. * Emitting a blast of data. * Enjoying a video game in 4, 16 or 256 colors. * How Doom sounded on the internal PC speaker. * Playing multiplayer Doom on a four computer LAN where two of the computers don't have sound cards. * The Doom source port family tree. * Whether Linux supported the internal PC speaker. * Playing each MIDI note with the off-the-track square wave. * Holding on to a joke for several minutes. * Doing sound effects via the Roland MT-32. * FM synth guitars sounding more evil than real guitars. * Synthesizers that are fancier than other synthesizers and are therefore better. * The ambient music on the Doom soundtrack. * The Lost Vikings soundtrack. * Games with tracker soundtracks. * The tracker music era. * A roguelike deck builder kind of a thing. * A huge hit within your social horizon. * Beginners hoping to project intelligence and competence. * The kind of mixing of data and code that Lua makes easy to do. * How to deploy a Love2D game to consoles. * A cool game idea that's just a bunch of cards doing stuff. * Sean Barrett's STB libraries. * The ability to change your mind without having to throw away a bunch of work. * Ambient complexity vs. intrinsic complexity. * Hot takes escaping containment. * The Celeste character controller. * Software security practices that do not apply to a single player indie game. * Looking at code and seeing all the things that it used to be. * Looking at code solving a problem in a domain you are unfamiliar with. * An Emily Dickinson poem that reads like a response to an argument she had at dinner. * Situations where you can directly observe what's happening. * All the filters preventing you from bursting out into song. * Esprit de escalier. * Who was Emily Dickinson owning? * A contempt for faith and a sense that microscopes are good. * Knowing that nobody reads your blog, but taking satisfaction in the knowledge that someone hypothetically could. * Excavating spiritual truth from apocryphal ramblings. * The app that holds all the texts you don't send for ransom. * Digging through people's trash but with fewer steps.

Zach & Sean relive their experience performing at this years Gathering of The Juggalos. They also get into Sean's comedic process, Zach's misadventures with Heroin & Hot Dogs, and their ever growing friendship. It's a real sweet one!Join The Patreon for full episode:https://www.patreon.com/MaximumZach _________________Zach Holmes AKA Zackass from Jackass Forever, is on a mission to become the most Maximum Zach he can be. To do so, he'll interview the brightest minds in tech, science & medicine...and if he can't get them, he'll probably just talk to his comedy, Hollywood, porn & skater pals. Join The Patreon for the Maximum amount of extra content:https://www.patreon.com/MaximumZach Subscribe to the channel:https://www.youtube.com/zackassListen on Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/maximum-zach/id1707698909Listen on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/1j2PTiAN8kmvmvr6Un7QLZ?si=b9007e1555a14834 Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/zackass/https://www.instagram.com/maxzachpod Zach's Tour Dates: Nov 3 & 4 - Fort Worth, TX - https://www.blcomedy.com/shows/kenny-weber-zach-holmes-tons-of-fun #MaximumZach #Zackass #Jackass 

Ever wondered what the creative process is behind the films, tv shows and theatre productions you watch? Well, Crew Chats is a podcast going behind the scenes and chatting to the crew that help make these productions. For episode 56, I had the pleasure of speaking with milliner Sean Barrett about all things hats, some of his famous clients and striking a work life balance. Recommendations: -The Mode in Hats and Headdresses (book) -Kind Hearts and Coronets -The Wallace Collection (art gallery)

Palmer McIntyre, Director for the North Carolina Year of the Trail, shares how the celebration of outdoor recreation in NC showcases the state's beautiful landscapes, provides healthy recreation, and stimulates local economies. She also works for the Piedmont Land Conservancy, a regional land trust in the Triad area.Palmer explains why and how the 2023 NC Year of the Trail was created by an effort led by the Great Trails State Coalition and supported by the NC General Assembly. Today, the NC Year of the Trail is the largest statewide celebration of trails and outdoor recreation in North Carolina history. Discover how and where to experience trails and why it is important to spend more time outdoors. Also on Speaking of Travel, there is one particular trail in NC found way up on top of Beech Mountain you will not want to miss. Travel over the rainbow to the yellow brick road and celebrate Land of Oz's annual Autumn at Oz Festival - one of the world's largest Wonderful Wizard of Oz events. Sean Barrett, artistic director at Land of Oz, fills us in on this annual tradition still going strong today.Stay tuned! Only on Speaking of Travel!Thanks for listening to Speaking of Travel! Visit speakingoftravel.net for travel tips, travel stories and so much more.

Sean Barrett from The Gables in Greenville, SC joins us to discuss the power of community in Assisted Living. 

Friend of the pod and Artistic Director of North Carolina's Land of Oz Theme Park, Sean Barrett, joins the Slipperhood! Sean recounts performing as the Scarecrow at Land of Oz since his teenage years, shares behind the scenes of Broadway's The Oz Project, and answers all your burning Land of Oz Theme Park questions!Show Notes:Land of Oz Theme ParkBroadway's THE OZ PROJECT: A Tribute to The Wizard of Oz & The WizSlipperhood Series: Brynn Williams (Broadway's The Oz Project!)Slipperhood Series: Steph Twomey (Dorothy at Land of Oz Theme Park!)Lee Wiley ArtRavensburgerDown the YBP Etsy ShopPatreon - DTYBPInstagram: @downtheyellowbrickpod#DownTheYBPTara: @taratagticklesEmKay: @emshray

A Slough House Christmas short story from the Sunday Times number one bestseller of Bad Actors. Here in Slough House, the intelligence service's home for inept spies, it's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas. Roddy Ho is used to being the one the slow horses turn to when they need miracles performed, and he's always been Jackson Lamb's Number Two. So when Lamb has a photograph that needs doctoring, it's Ho he entrusts with the task. Christmas is a time for memories, but Lamb doesn't do memories—or so he says. But what is it about the photo that makes him want to alter it? How would the slow horses cope if Roddy Ho didn't exist? And most importantly of all, are the team having Christmas drinks, and if so, where? Standing by the Wall offers a glimpse into the kind of seasonal merriment you might expect at Slough House, where the boss generally marks the festive season with an increase in hostilities. But then, this is the secret service, not Secret Santa. And the slow horses aren't here to enjoy themselves. Roddy Roddy Roddy? Ho Ho Ho!

This week what had a chat with Sean Barrett from Black Dog Livestock Education. Sean chats to us about how he got into working dogs and livestock education, touches on his process of weaner breaking as well as what he likes in dogs.

For Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://youtu.be/vCT6XDpUKzY The Land of Oz is now owned and operated by the Leidy family with the artistic direction of Sean Barrett. While Land of Oz is not a fully functioning theme park, it offers many public events that celebrate the magic and legacy of all things Oz, including the 29th Annual Autumn at Oz Festival which just ran for three weekends this September. Here about my own adventures in Oz when I was a kid in Conway, SC! The former Land of Oz theme park that operated during the 1970s atop Beech Mountain reopens occasionally for us to follow the Yellow Brick Road to Emerald City to see the Wizard. Over the years, Autumn at Oz (photos on this page) has grown from a small reunion of former employees to a celebration that draws huge crowds for a nostalgic stroll through the remains of the popular Land of Oz theme park that closed in 1980. It was a living adaptation of L. Frank Baum's classic novel, “The Wonderful World of Oz,” upon which the 1939 film is based (celebrating its 80th anniversary!). The park atop the mile-high summit reopens only for two special events. Beech Mountain is about 80 miles north of Asheville. A lifelong fan of the Wizard of Oz, Sean's history with the Land of Oz spans over 20 years, where he began working at the Autumn at Oz Festival as the Scarecrow at the age of 15 from 2001-2014. He now is the artistic director and executive producer for the festival, which has grown from a 2-day event to 3 weekends in recent years. Other credentials include The Oz Project, a music video combining music from The Wiz and Wizard of Oz for Playbill.com featuring an all Broadway cast.

EPISODE 100 – RETURN TO OZ"What's your stance on chiffon sweaters?"Holy crap, it's our 100th episode! This week, Brandon teases his Oz spec script; Brian is struck by war leeches; Ashley makes a last-minute appearance; and Chris instantly makes her regret it. BTW: We pick our knickknacks! Starring: Fairuza Balk, Nicol Williamson, Jean Marsh, Piper Laurie, Matt Clark, Sean Barrett, Denise Bryer, Brian Henson, and Lyle Conway Directed by Walter Murch FOLLOW US:Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/trashwatch)Instagram (@trashwatchpodcast)Twitter (@trashwatchcast)TikTok (@trashwatchpodcast)Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/trashwatchpodcast/)YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5YpPcNIBmqNvvLvxa3WTLA)Email (trashwatchpodcast@gmail.com)Listen to Brian's music at (https://www.brianhorne.com)Support the show

A series of plays based on the novels of Georges Simenon. Translated by Robert Baldick and adapted for radio by Frederick Bradnum With Maurice Denham as Jules Maigret and Michael Gough as Georges Simenon with Brian Haines as Lucas and Sean Barrett as Janvier Produced and directed by Glyn Dearman --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ang189/support

When jeweller Fahrettin Muftugolu is found dead in his apartment in the Istanbul district of Vefa, it looks like suicide. Searching the jeweller's home, Inspector Mehmet Suleyman and his team come across a hoard of extraordinary artefacts including solid gold religious relics and a mummified human head. But are they real and, if so, who owns these priceless possessions? As his colleagues begin their investigation, Suleyman is distracted by troubles of his own. His wedding to Gonca Serekoglu is days away, but when Gonca receives her bridal bedcover from a Roma haberdasher and discovers that it is covered in blood, she sees this as a curse on their marriage. Suleyman asks his old friend Cetin Ikmen to help him uncover the truth, but the task is not that simple.... Meanwhile, as the stories swirling around Muftugolu become increasingly sinister, the dead man's wife appears, laying claim to his valuables and Suleyman is drawn into a dark and dangerous world of smuggling and savagery....

The eighth book in the critically acclaimed and bestselling 'Slough House' series by Mick Herron, who has been called 'The new king of the spy thriller' [Mail on Sunday]. In Mi5 a scandal is brewing and there are bad actors everywhere. A key member of a Downing Street think-tank has disappeared without a trace. Claude Whelan, one-time First Desk of MI5's Regent's Park, is tasked with tracking her down. But the trail leads straight back to Regent's Park HQ itself, with its chief, Diana Taverner, as prime suspect. Meanwhile her Russian counterpart has unexpectedly shown up in London but has slipped under MI5's radar. Over at Slough House, the home for demoted and embittered spies, the slow horses are doing what they do best: adding a little bit of chaos to an already unstable situation. In a world where lying, cheating and backstabbing is the norm, bad actors are bending the rules for their own gain. If the slow horses want to change the script, they'll need to get their own act together before the final curtain. od guys can find themselves outgunned. 'Herron has certainly devised the most completely realised espionage universe since that peopled by George Smiley' The Times 'Herron's novels are genuinely thrilling' Daily Telegraph 'Britain's finest living thriller writer' Sunday Express

Sean Barrett has built a long career creating ocean-centric small businesses and establishing new models for the utilization of marine resources in North and Central America. He is the founder of Dock to Dish™️, an expansive network of small-scale community-based fishery programs, as well as The Montauk Seaweed Supply Company™️. Sean is currently pioneering a “sea to soil” movement to revive an ancient symbiotic relationship between regional gardens and farmlands and our local oceans through the cultivation of macroalgae, such as sugar kelp, which is converted into a variety of fertilizer and livestock feed products.  He serves as an appointed member on the Marine Resources Advisory Council at the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, on the Executive Board at the Northeast Organic Farming Association of New York, as advisor to the federal Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council and has been named Person of the Year by the United Restaurant and Tavern Owners Association of New York State.   Linguine al Limone with Cashew Crema 4-6 Servings Ingredients- 2 Lemons- Zest and Juice 1 lb Organic Linguine (or other GF Pasta) Kosher Salt 1 cup cashews, soaked for 1 hour 1-2 Tbs. Truffle Oil (optional) 3 Tbs. Olive Oil 1 cup frozen petite peas- run under warm water to defrost. 2 Tbs. Nutritional Yeast ¼ cup fresh chopped parsley, plus 1 Tbs. 2 cups pasta water Salt and Pepper Preparation 1- Using a vegetable peeler, remove three 2"-long strips of lemon zest. Thinly slice each strip lengthwise into thin strands; set aside for serving. Grate the rest of the zest and put into small bowl. Cut lemons in half and juice. You need 1/3 cup of lemon juice (you can add more lemon juice at the end of recipe if desired). Put in small bowl and set aside. 2- Cook pasta in large pot of boiling water with plenty of salt. (Add enough salt to water to taste like the sea.) Cook until al dente, don't over cook because pasta will finish cooking in the sauce. 3- Meanwhile, drain the cashews. Put into mini food processor or blender, add 1 cup of water, and puree until very smooth and creamy. 4- Using a large pot, sauté the lemon zest in 3 Tbs. of olive oil for 1 minute. Add the cashew crema and 1 cup of pasta water to the pot, and mix well. Cook over medium heat, whisking often, for about 2 minutes. Lower heat and add another cup of pasta water. 5- Using tongs, transfer linguine to the pot with sauce . Toss well. Add the nutritional yeast, the peas, the chopped parsley, and the reserved lemon juice. Toss again, being careful not to squish the peas. If sauce is too thick, add more pasta water, 1 Tbs at a time, until desired consistency is reached. (Cream sauces thicken as they cool, so save some of the pasta water to add if needed) 6- Season with salt and pepper. 7- Transfer pasta to large pasta bowl. Drizzle with truffle oil. Add reserved lemon zest strips and garnish with chopped parsley.

A show where Gabe Saporta of Midtown, Sean Barrett and 44Blonde came by! Hear all about the Midtown reunion and more!

1: Maigret Goes Home Sat 21st Aug 1976, 18:15 on BBC Radio 4 FM A series of plays based on the novels of Georges Simenon. Translated by Robert Baldick and adapted for radio by Frederick Bradnum With Maurice Denham as Jules Maigret and Michael Gough as Georges Simenon with Brian Haines as Lucas and Sean Barrett as Janvier Produced and directed by Glyn Dearman --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ang189/support

Tik Tok'er Sean Barrett, and Mens Barber extraordinaire, the Lonely Barber join us for the podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From the best-selling and award-winning 'master of the spy thriller' comes a collection of riveting short stories. When a man's wife leaves him under suspicious circumstances, he sets off in search for her, unprepared for the guilty secrets he's about to drag back into the light. A man is tempted by a luxury apartment with a top-of-the-range kitchen. But there is a heavy price to pay for this glamorous new life. And a couple with their marriage on the rocks go on a hike through the Derbyshire countryside as another way to avoid their real problems. Hailed as the master of the modern spy thriller, Mick Herron's skill for tension, humour and memorable twists are captured in his short stories, collected here for the first time.

What a thrill it was to chat with Robin Whitten, founder and editor of AudioFile Magazine. I rely on their reviews for all of the audiobooks I check out at my library (yes! You can check out audiobooks at your library). Today, Robin and I chatted about how a narrator can bring you deeper into a story or drag you further out of it, how a good narrator can redeem an average book (and vice versa) and why the movie version of The Golden Compass didn't work. If you have never read The Golden Compass, I highly recommend you take Robin's advice and experience it on audio. It's a full cast production and it is truly something special. Support the Best Book Ever Podcast on Patreon   Follow the Best Book Ever Podcast on Instagram or on the Best Book Ever Website   Host: Julie Strauss Website/Instagram     Guest: Robin Whitten Website/Twitter/Behind the Mic with AudioFile Podcast/Audiobook Break Podcast   Discussed in this episode: The Golden Compass by Phillip Pullman His Dark Materials Series by Phillip Pullman Call for the Dead: A George Smiley Novel by John LeCarré   Kate Winslet narrated audiobooks: The Twits, The Minpins, and The Magic Finger by Roald Dahl Matilda by Roald Dahl You're a Bad Man, Mr. Gum by Andy Stanton Thérèse Raquin by Émile Zola Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen   The Golden Compass movie His Dark Materials television series Other audiobooks narrated by Sean Barrett (voice of lorick Byrnison) Neil Gaiman self-narrated audiobooks Always by Morris Gleitzman Always is the final book in the story of Felix, the hero of Morris Gleitzman's Once, Then, Now, After, Soon, and Maybe The Madness of Crowds by Louise Penny The Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie, read by Alfred Molina and a Full Cast The Iliad, narrated by Anton Lesser David Copperfield by Charles Dickens   Discussed in our Patreon Segment The AudioFile Magazine Golden Voices Simon Jones George Guidall Gerard Doyle Laura Lippman Linda Emond Robert Bathurst Jason Culp   (Note: Some of the above links are affiliate links, meaning I get a few bucks off your purchase at no extra expense to you. Anytime you shop for books, you can use my affiliate link on Bookshop, which also supports Indie Bookstores around the country. If you're shopping for everything else – clothes, office supplies, gluten-free pasta, couches – you can use my affiliate link for Amazon. Thank you for helping to keep the Best Book Ever Podcast in business!)

What a thrill it was to chat with Robin Whitten, founder and editor of AudioFile Magazine. I rely on their reviews for all of the audiobooks I check out at my library (yes! You can check out audiobooks at your library). Today, Robin and I chatted about how a narrator can bring you deeper into a story or drag you further out of it, how a good narrator can redeem an average book (and vice versa) and why the movie version of The Golden Compass didn't work. If you have never read The Golden Compass, I highly recommend you take Robin's advice and experience it on audio. It's a full cast production and it is truly something special. Support the Best Book Ever Podcast on Patreon   Follow the Best Book Ever Podcast on Instagram or on the Best Book Ever Website   Host: Julie Strauss Website/Instagram     Guest: Robin Whitten Website/Twitter/Behind the Mic with AudioFile Podcast/Audiobook Break Podcast   Discussed in this episode: The Golden Compass by Phillip Pullman His Dark Materials Series by Phillip Pullman Call for the Dead: A George Smiley Novel by John LeCarré   Kate Winslet narrated audiobooks: The Twits, The Minpins, and The Magic Finger by Roald Dahl Matilda by Roald Dahl You're a Bad Man, Mr. Gum by Andy Stanton Thérèse Raquin by Émile Zola Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen   The Golden Compass movie His Dark Materials television series Other audiobooks narrated by Sean Barrett (voice of lorick Byrnison) Neil Gaiman self-narrated audiobooks Always by Morris Gleitzman Always is the final book in the story of Felix, the hero of Morris Gleitzman's Once, Then, Now, After, Soon, and Maybe The Madness of Crowds by Louise Penny The Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie, read by Alfred Molina and a Full Cast The Iliad, narrated by Anton Lesser David Copperfield by Charles Dickens   Discussed in our Patreon Segment The AudioFile Magazine Golden Voices Simon Jones George Guidall Gerard Doyle Laura Lippman Linda Emond Robert Bathurst Jason Culp   (Note: Some of the above links are affiliate links, meaning I get a few bucks off your purchase at no extra expense to you. Anytime you shop for books, you can use my affiliate link on Bookshop, which also supports Indie Bookstores around the country. If you're shopping for everything else – clothes, office supplies, gluten-free pasta, couches – you can use my affiliate link for Amazon. Thank you for helping to keep the Best Book Ever Podcast in business!)

Contactless solutions have been a popular topic for the past couple years, but when it comes to ID cards and badges, the technology has been in place for much longer. Many of us already use them for physical access to buildings or specific areas, but there are plenty of applications beyond opening a door. Evolis' Sean Barrett is here to explain! He walks us through the history of ID & access control technologies, how modern contactless & proximity cards are printed and encoded, and how smart cards can be used for identity authentication, single-sign on, secure print and much more.   #VARValue – How does Evolis help VARs that are trying to introduce ID/access management to their customers?   TEConnecting with us Sean - Tesla Bot Dean - Most popular AirBnB John - Apple Airpods Pro   Talk to us! Twitter - @TEConnectPod Email - TEConnect@bluestarinc.com   Sponsored by: Evolis Primacy Card Printer Evolis Kiosk Printers

Today on Pal Talk we have Sean Barrett, aka Uncle Juff! Follow Shaggy 2 Dope: http://www.instagram.com/shaggy.icp Follow Kegan The Creep: http://www.instagram.com/keganthecreep Follow Sean Barrett: http://www.instagram.com/mrseanbarrett

The boys are back in town, special guest Sean Barrett. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stayinschool/support

I was telling a story, and as an actor, as an artist, that’s the central love.  Actor and audiobook narrator Kobna Holdbrook-Smith talks about what it was like to voice Rivers of London as his very first audiobook, what he had to unlearn to do voice work, how Frank Sinatra inspired his mic technique, and even his first experience of snow. He also offers a heap of recommendations for your reading list:  Books Slough House series by Mick Herron, narrated by Sean Barrett  The Architect’s Apprentice by Elif Shafak, narrated by Grant Cartwright  The Terrible: A Storyteller’s Memoir, by Yrsa Daley-Ward, narrated by the author and Howard Daley-Ward  She Would Be King by Weyétu Moore, narrated by the author  The Milkman by Anna Burns, narrated by Bríd Brennan  Mr Loverman by Bernardine Evaristo, narrated by James Goode  Circe by Madeline Miller, narrated by Perdita Weeks  The Rosewater books (The Wormwood Trilogy) by Tade Thompson, narrated by Bayo Gbadamosi  Authors Anne Carson, Roxane Gay, Toni Morrison  Narrators Imogen Church, Anna Bentinck, Nicole Davis, Raj Ghatak, Tania Rodrigues, Adjoa Andoh, Bayo Gbadamosi  Links Jess promised to include! The 2021 Audiobook Listening Challenge  Where to leave a review Twitter & Instagram: @ListeningBooks  Facebook YouTube www.listening-books.org.uk 

This episode is jam packed with things you can do to guard your identity from theft. Sean Barrett, Director of IT for TPHIM joins Lady Narlene for a critical conversation on how we can protect ourselves from identity theft and fraud.

Widely recognized as the best biography of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) in English, Dr. Martin Lings' award-winning book is now available in audio, read by well-known narrator Sean Barrett. This excellent audiobook is the first of its kind and has been selected by a number of organizations as a worthy introduction to the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), including Muslim Welfare House, London, and the Muslim Council of Britain.

Soon to be a TV series starring Oscar-award winning Actor Gary Oldman as Jackson Lamb. The seventh book in the Sunday Times best-selling, award-winning, Slough House series, featuring Mick Herron's much loved band of disgraced spies and their notorious leader, Jackson Lamb. 'Kill us? They've never needed to kill us,' said Lamb. 'I mean, look at us. What would be the point?' A year after a calamitous blunder by the Russian secret service left a British citizen dead from novichok poisoning, Diana Taverner is on the warpath. What seems a gutless response from the government has pushed the Service's First Desk into mounting her own counter-offensive - but she's had to make a deal with the devil first. And given that the devil in question is arch-manipulator Peter Judd, she could be about to lose control of everything she's fought for. Meanwhile, still reeling from recent losses, the slow horses are worried they've been pushed further into the cold. Slough House has been wiped from Service records and fatal accidents keep happening. No wonder Jackson Lamb's crew are feeling paranoid. But have they actually been targeted? With a new populist movement taking a grip on London's streets, and the old order ensuring that everything's for sale to the highest bidder, the world's an uncomfortable place for those deemed surplus to requirements. The wise move would be to find a safe place and wait for the troubles to pass. But the slow horses aren't famed for making wise decisions

So, what do you do with 579 pounds of seaweed? In our last episode, we ventured into the ocean to learn how seaweed farming can help solve climate change. In part II, we ask: What do we do with all that kelp? Plus our team does some seaweed R&D of its own and discovers...green scones? Calls to action Check out the New York State Assembly Bill A4213 on seaweed cultivation and for residents of New York, check out the petition. Encourage innovation with kelp: Whether you work in fertilizers, plastics, cosmetics, or any industry, you can encourage your company to do R&D with kelp. Maybe it could serve as a substitute for less climate-friendly ingredients and materials. And if you need a middleman to source from, check out The Crop Project, founded by Casey Emmet whom we interviewed this episode. Consider kelp products: If you are interested in making any kelp flour recipes, do a search for online retailers and don’t forget to share what you make! Send photos, video or audio to howtosaveaplanet@spotify.com Learn more Read Dune Lankard’s amazing piece in the GreenWave newsletter, A Native Perspective on Regenerative Ocean Farming. Also check out Duke’s organization, Native Conservancy. Emily Stengel, Bren Smith’s co-founder and co-executive director of GreenWave, also wrote about regenerative ocean farming in Ayana’s anthology All We Can Save. Go have a read (or listen)! Watch “The Future of Seafood,” a discussion that Ayana moderated with Bren Smith and Sean Barrett of Dock to Dish.

Remember when people would ask, “What is the cloud?” It seems like a lifetime ago. As remote work has become increasingly common, having a cloud strategy is no longer a choice. Adam Proulx, senior manager of member communities at CompTIA, and Sean Barrett, director of sales operations and marketing at Nuvolex, discuss how organizations are migrating to the cloud, the pros and cons of different cloud models, how businesses are utilizing automation, and how to realize your full business value as a solution provider.

New Zealand's parliament has backed down after ejecting a Maori politician because he refused to wear a tie. They will now allow him to speak without an accessory he labelled a "colonial noose". Should there be a strict business dress code for legislators or should cultural identities come first? Amanullah De Sondy is Head of the Study of Religion at University College Cork, and Sean Barrett is a former Fine Gael TD and Ceann Comhairle. They joined Kieran to discuss whether what happened in New Zealand was appropriate.

Kelp, the large brown seaweed that grows in shallow ocean water could be key to helping fight climate change if more people ate it. We’re joined by Sean Barrett with EatMoreKelp.com who explains how we can work it into our diets and how kelp farming could be a job-creating, climate change-reducing industry.  

Brothers Ugur and Lokman Bulut are locked in a bitter inheritance battle and need a sample of their mother's DNA to contest her Will. But when her body is exhumed, her corpse is found to be missing and a fresh body, with its heart removed, has been put in her grave. Assigned to the case, Inspector Mehmet Süleyman quickly realises that the heart has been illegally harvested, and his team has a murder inquiry on its hands. Meanwhile, retired inspector Çetin Ikmen is tracking down a missing person: Sevval Kalkan, a once-famous actress, who has joined an underground movement called the Moral Maze, whose mission is to help the destitute living on Istanbul's streets. The unidentified body in the grave cannot be Sevval's, but her shocking reappearance leads Ikmen to fear that she, too, is a victim of organ harvesting... Joining forces, Süleyman and Ikmen confront Istanbul's darkest underbelly to expose the horrifying truth of a city in crisis.

Brothers Ugur and Lokman Bulut are locked in a bitter inheritance battle and need a sample of their mother's DNA to contest her will. But when her body is exhumed, her corpse is found to be missing and a fresh body, with its heart removed, has been put in her grave. Assigned to the case, Inspector Mehmet Süleyman quickly realises that the heart has been illegally harvested, and his team has a murder inquiry on its hands. Meanwhile, retired Inspector Çetin Ikmen is tracking down a missing person: Sevval Kalkan, a once-famous actress, who has joined an underground movement called the Moral Maze, whose mission is to help the destitute living on Istanbul's streets. The unidentified body in the grave cannot be Sevval's, but her shocking reappearance leads Ikmen to fear that she, too, is a victim of organ harvesting.... Joining forces, Süleyman and Ikmen confront Istanbul's darkest underbelly to expose the horrifying truth of a city in crisis.

Narrator Edoardo Ballerini joins host Jo Reed to honor National Poetry Month and shares his thoughts on the power of poetry, especially in trying times. Edoardo has loved poetry from a young age, and it has a special place in his life as both a reader and a narrator. In this episode, Edoardo also narrates a poem for our podcast listeners, bringing a bit of brightness and hope into our dark spring with William Wordsworth’s “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud.” Celebrate poetry every day with Naxos AudioBooks’ Poem For Today project, where each weekday in April they share a poem from a classic poetry audiobook, including fantastic performances by Michael Sheen, Ian McKellen, and John Cleese. Find more audiobook recommendations at audiofilemagazine.com Support for Behind the Mic for AudioFile Magazine comes from Naxos AudioBooks. Naxos AudioBooks says, Samuel Beckett, one of the great avant-garde Irish dramatists and writers of the second half of the twentieth century, was born on 13 April 1906. Sean Barrett leads a full cast in the production of Waiting for Godot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Remember when people would ask, “What is the cloud?” It seems like a lifetime ago. As remote work has become increasingly common, having a cloud strategy is no longer a choice. Adam Proulx, senior manager of member communities at CompTIA, and Sean Barrett, director of sales operations and marketing at Nuvolex, discuss how organizations are migrating to the cloud, the pros and cons of different cloud models, how businesses are utilizing automation, and how to realize your full business value as a solution provider.

If life in the Intelligence Service has taught John Bachelor anything, it's to keep his head down. Especially now, when he's living rent-free in a dead spook's flat. So he's not delighted to be woken at dawn by a pair of Regent's Park's heavies, looking for a client he's not seen in years. John doesn't know what secrets Benny Manors has stolen, but they're attracting the wrong attention. And if he's to save his own skin, not to mention safeguard his living arrangements, John has to find Benny before those secrets see the light. Benny could be anywhere, provided it serves alcohol. So John sets out on a reluctant trawl through the bars of the capital, all the while plagued by the age-old questions: Will he end up sleeping in his car? How many bottles of gin can he afford at London prices? And just how far will Regent's Park go to prevent anyone rocking the Establishment's boat?

Limerick Coroners Court has heard systems failures at Limerick Prison contributed to the death of an inmate who was at high risk of suicide when he was committed to the prison in 2017.31 year-old Sean Hayes, from Kileely, died on the morning of May 6th, 2017, hours after being found in an unresponsive state in his cell.A postmortem confirmed he died as a result of asphyxiation due to a ligature.Sean Hayes’ father, Sean Barrett and his solicitor, Jerry Twomey spoke after the inquest...Photo credit: Google Earth See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Matt welcomes Camaron Miyamoto & Sean Barrett, two key members of the local organizations presenting Honolulu Pride 2019. They discuss the diverse offerings celebrating this year’s Pride Month across the islands, starting with events observing National Coming Out Day at UH Manoa. https://hawaiilgbtlegacyfoundation.com/honolulu-pride-2019

The second action thriller featuring Joe Hunter: Britain's best vigilante - fighting America's worst criminals. Joe Hunter doesn't like bullies. So his latest job - saving a young woman from her bully boyfriend - is a no-brainer. As it turns out, the vengeful father isn't the only one who wants the boyfriend dead. Soon Hunter is face-to-face with a contract killer who takes his work very seriously. Contract killer Dantalion has a talent for killing and keeps a list of his victims in a book chained to his waist. Each victim is numbered. And the body count is about to start rising . . .

A derelict villa near Istanbul holds dark spirits, secrets and murder... Retired inspector Çetin Ikmen must confront his demons to reveal the shocking truth behind a young girl's death... When historian Suzan Tan is asked to examine the contents of a derelict villa on the Bosphorus, she is intrigued to discover a Ouija board among the artefacts. Forty years ago, a young girl was found with a knife in her heart in this villa. It is said that before her death this very Ouija board spelled out her name.The verdict was suicide - but what if it was a brutal act of murder and her killer was still walking free? Suzan asks Ikmen to solve the case, and despite his reluctance to get involved, he soon finds himself drawn into the mystery. With the help of his friend Inspector Süleyman, Ikmen delves into Istanbul's dark underbelly to uncover a terrifying tale of secrets, lies and murder.

Welcome to Reel Travels with me, your host, Lisa Iannucci. My special guest is Sean Barrett, artistic director of Land of Oz in North Carolina, located on Beech Mountain in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina. This family-owned property now opens to the public for limited occasions including the annual Autumn at Oz Festival and Journey with Dorothy Tours. We'll talk about the park and what you can expect when you travel there.  And I'm so excited that my celebrity minute is the strikingly handsome Sterling Sulieman, best known as the nefarious 'Nathan St. Germain' in the ABC Family juggernaut Pretty Little Liars and now as 'Grant,' a delectable sous chef and fiery love interest of one of Seattle's finest on Shondaland smash hit "Station 19" on ABC. What's his favorite film/tv travel moment?  Thank you so much for listening to my Reel Travels podcast and I'll be back again soon with more episodes! 

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Incorruptible is the gripping new Istanbul crime thriller starring Inspector Ikmen, 'the Morse of Istanbul' (Daily Telegraph), from award-winning author Barbara Nadel. Not to be missed by fans of Donna Leon. In the backstreets of Istanbul, a young woman's body is found. Dumped in a dustbin and covered in cut flowers, she is the victim of a frenzied and vicious stabbing. Inspector Ikmen discovers that the woman was well known in Istanbul. Newspapers had been calling her the blessed woman; cured of cancer in a Christian miracle and a proclaimed messenger of the Virgin Mary. These controversial claims had made her fierce enemies in the predominantly Islamic community and she had unwittingly stirred up divisions amongst the Christians of the city. But as Ikmen digs further into the case he uncovers powerful hatred and dark secrets lurking within her family. And to find the truth he must delve into a toxic world of fear, concealment and lies. The question is: was this a killing in the name of faith or does the answer lie

Our theme this month is called “Unpacking The Pillars of Sustainability” and this week it’s all about sustainable wild fishing practices with Sean Barrett, founder of Dock to Dish (@docktodish) based in Montauk, New York. Come along with us for this epic journey into the world of wild seafood, the consumer’s impact on eating fish, why the mantra “know your fisherman” should be on everyone’s mind and why oysters are the best food we can be eating.

Britain will not strike a deal with the EU on the basis of Theresa May's Brexit speech yesterday, according IBEC CEO Danny McCoy on today's podcast. He says the British Prime Minister knows it's going to be a no deal and she offered up a “fairly appalling vista for Irish business” in her speech.“I think she knows it's a no deal,” he says.McCoy was joined by economist Jim Power, who said the Irish government badly needs to devote more serious attention to Brexit, and Cliff Taylor, who said their G7 status and strategic military importance will play in their favour.Later in the podcast Irish Times Industry Correspondent Martin Wall and economist Sean Barrett discuss the problems and potential solutions for insolvency-threatened Bus Eireann. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Britain will not strike a deal with the EU on the basis of Theresa May’s Brexit speech yesterday, according IBEC CEO Danny McCoy on today's podcast. He says the British Prime Minister knows it’s going to be a no deal and she offered up a “fairly appalling vista for Irish business” in her speech. “I think she knows it’s a no deal,” he says. McCoy was joined by economist Jim Power, who said the Irish government badly needs to devote more serious attention to Brexit, and Cliff Taylor, who said their G7 status and strategic military importance will play in their favour. Later in the podcast Irish Times Industry Correspondent Martin Wall and economist Sean Barrett discuss the problems and potential solutions for insolvency-threatened Bus Eireann.

Sean Barrett's reading is spellbinding.

In this episode of ServiceNow TechBytes, Sean Barrett discusses how you can use the Field Service Management application and geolocation to manage work tasks of any kind that need to be performed by agents in the field. This episode covers: Ways to use Field Service Management Why and how to use the geo-tracking feature How Field Service Management relates to other applications in ServiceNow Offline support with mobile technology partners For more information on ServiceNow Field Service Management, please see: Product documentation – Field Service Management Product documentation – Geolocation ServiceNow website - Field Service Management Six Ways To Improve Your Field Service Management Operations Your feedback helps us better serve you! Did you find this podcast helpful? Leave us a comment to tell us why or why not.

The writing is so convincingly human you feel as if this surely happened as described.

A short treatise on the unicorn.

Sean Barrett is an editor who works with Addison and a pretty funny dude.

This week on Food Talk with Mike Colameco, Mike sits down with two luminaries in the sustainable fish world- Sean Barrett of Dock to Dish, and Samantha Lee of Village Fishmonger NYC. Hear why Sean and Samantha joined the fight for sustainable fish, and what types of under-utilized seafood they feature with their fishery programs. How is Samantha kicking off Sustainable Seafood Week NYC? Later in the show, Mike chats with Adam Danforth. Few people know butchery better than Adam Danforth. Adam Danforth trained at the professional meat processing program at SUNY Cobleskill, one of the only such programs in the United States, before going to work at Marlow and Daughters in New York City. He’s also worked as a butcher at Blue Hill and has taught butchering workshops at the Stone Barns Center for Agriculture. Adam also works with individual farmers who are slaughtering animals for themselves, and because of that, he has a keen awareness of the needs of farmers, especially those who may be killing an animal for the first time. “We utilize all of the fish we catch, but for the general public, I think skate is one of the fish that people enjoy… it ends up everywhere… Squid is another under-utilized fish that is all over Montauk.” [6:15] “The market is flooded with imported fish!” [8:00] — Sean Barrett on Food Talk with Mike Colameco “Within meat, once I started to delve into it and looked at the full breadth of what it means to consume meat … breed history, species history, aspects of how they are raised, etc.” [30:00] “[My] books provide a number of different approaches for breakdowns of many different species of animal and various different techniques on how to utilize different muscles which is really an advent of modern understanding” [60:00] –Adam Danforth on Food Talk

Sean Barrett, President of the Student Association since June 2007, talks about the importance of the student community and why new students should sign up for everything.