Podcast appearances and mentions of sean kenny

In this episode of the 'Healing from Toxic Abuse' podcast, Deborah welcomes Sean Kenny, author of 'Out of Step: A Memoir of a Life Misled.' Sean shares an emotional and introspective account of his personal journey, touching on themes of family, identity, and the long-lasting impact of toxic abuse. His memoir covers the eye-opening realizations that led him to rewrite his understanding of past events, revealing multiple layers of hidden truths about his family dynamics, particularly focusing on the revelations about his father and sister. The conversation delves into Sean's journey of self-discovery, the challenges of sharing deeply personal experiences, and the transformative power of writing.00:00 Introduction to Sean Kenny and His Memoir01:05 Sean's Dual Life: Engineer and Author02:27 A Family Vacation That Changed Everything03:36 Revelations and Family Secrets06:30 Questioning the Past: A New Perspective09:16 The Impact of Writing on Healing16:25 The Role of Memoirs in Healing36:15 Final Thoughts and Resources'Out of Step: A Memoir of a Life Misled' on Amazon.To contact Sean Kenny: seankennyauthor@gmail.com

"Building a family-like environment isn't just about feeling good; it's about creating a space where everyone can dream big and work together towards those dreams.”In this episode, we are joined by Sean Kenny, Dealer Manager at Buckeye Honda, who dives into the importance of a mission-driven approach and creating a family-like atmosphere at work.In our conversation, Sean explores how his organization embraced changes, he highlights the significant role of coaching and the Dream Manager program in empowering employees and how he focuses on developing not just a business, but a thriving community that supports individual dreams and collective success.In this episode, you'll discover:The Dream Manager program and its role in developing team members' personal dreams and career pathsThe practical changes and strategies implemented by Sean, focusing on role descriptions, scorecards, and creating a mission-driven cultureThe value of having a third-party perspective in leadership and team developmentThings to listen for:[03:59] Creativity thrives in collaboration[06:19] Restructure your business to focus on growth, not survival[11:11] Improving productivity leads to long-term profitability[15:28] Adapt roles and goals for business growth[17:33] Cultural inclusivity drives organizational success and growth[20:23] People want to work and find value[24:19] Regular coaching improves work-life accountability[28:04] Find a supporting staff to achieve personal and career goalsResources:Floyd CoachingThe Culture AssessmentMatthew Kelly's BooksFloyd Coaching's BlogStellar One ConsultingConnect with the Guest:Sean Kenny's LinkedInConnect with the Host & Floyd Coaching:Kate Volman's LinkedinFloyd Coaching on LinkedinFloyd Consulting on FacebookFloyd Consulting on TwitterFloyd Consulting on YouTubeFloyd Consulting on Instagram

A collection of 19 sculptures created by Lego artist Sean Kenny will be on display throughout Discovery Park's 50 acres from May 3 to Sept. 2, 2024. This version of the award-winning traveling exhibition, “Sean Kenney's Nature Connects®  Made with LEGO®   Bricks,” sponsored by Leaders Credit Union, was specially curated to enhance a visit to Discovery Park. Included in the collection is a monarch butterfly built with 60,500 LEGO® bricks that took 377 hours to build, a life-sized gardener built with 37,400 LEGO® bricks that took 320 hours to build and various plants, animals and insects. In this episode, Sean Kenny takes us behind the scenes from his Amsterdam studio and provides more details and a few of the stories of the artwork he creates. For more about Sean's work, visit seankenney.com.

The halves are in with Todd Carney & Mitchell Pearce on with Adam Peacock to recap a huge weekend of NRL! We talk the best coach blow ups, what makes Cam Munster so special, the most clutch players of all time & does golden point need to go?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the senior vice president of corporate development at SIAA, Sean Kenny often fields questions from independent agents regarding mergers and acquisitions. Many ask about timing the market. … Read More » The post Are You Asking the Right M&A Questions? appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

The boys are back *thin lizzy whisper* (the boys are back), with a quite eventful mid-June pawd as UH may now be officially done with the 2022-23 athletics year, but the news certainly hasn't stopped including these topics:Cougar Track's strong week at NCAA Outdoors in Austin, w/podium finishes from De'vion Wilson and Shaun MaswanganyiKelvin and Kellen Sampson get new UH contracts & a succession planBaseball hires Sean Kenny to pitching coach & loses a couple key hittersSoftball & Soccer add some interesting transfers from the portalSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Filmmaker and raconteur Sean Kenny stops by to talk about the great Adult Swim series Frisky Dingo! We get into the slideshow and have the place de-corpsed and also talk about Sean's time in Hollywood and EJ's experience acting in Sean's work. It's so much fun! We recorded in person, so you can also check out the video! You can find Sean's store at Kick Ass Yard Signs! And of course you should check out our awesome sponsor Tees By Summer!

Remembering the late Sean Kenny, internationally acclaimed set designer. Producer Aidan Mathews

This week on Rock Logic, Sean theorizes what would happen in a doomsday scenario if humanity needed to abandon planet Earth. Would we colonize Mars? Have free-floating space colonies? Are those our only options? But what about Venus? Is colonizing Venus possible? Sean says yes, and explains why it's the best option. #venus #mars #spacecolony #spacecolonization #podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rock-logic/support

Today on Rock Logic with Sean Kenny, Sean discusses Helion Energy's nuclear fusion reactor, Helium 3 as a nuclear fuel, and using both the moon and other planets as a source of nuclear energy as is discussed in Robert Zubrin's The Case for Space. Robert Zubrin's The Case for Space (affiliate link): https://amzn.to/3DtTgRA --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rock-logic/support

Sean Kenny is the vocalist for the band Prospect https://prospectnj.bandcamp.com/album/promo-21

After coaching stops at the University of Michigan, Maryland, Pepperdine, and San Diego, Sean Kenny has found a home as pitching coach at the University of Georgia. This is his 26th year as a collegiate coach. He has continued to adapt over the years with all the new information while keeping his core beliefs on how to develop pitchers. In this episode Sean talks about some of the changes he has made over his coaching career, what are some of the things that he has never changed in his career, and how he goes about developing players at the University of Georgia.Full Show Notes Here See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a prior episode, I talked with Sean Kenny about so-called fourth-generation nuclear reactors. In particular, on their benefits and advantages compared to classical light-water reactors. However, we didn't talk about how companies build those new nuclear reactors. Oddly enough it is not that hard to build a light-water reactor and keep it stable. We first added nuclear reactors to the power grid in the 1950s ... without the help of a computer. Yet nowadays it is quite common for a construction time of up to 10 years. Far beyond anything reasonable in an economy of scale to make a dent in energy production and climate change.That is another point where fourth-generation nuclear reactors differ from their conventional siblings. Due to the way they work, a variety of architectures and power outputs is possible, where seemingly every startup has its own approach. One of them is Copenhagen Atomics, attempting to build a 100 MW reactor on an assembly line, and their CTO Aslak Stubsgaard, explains how they build their reactors.If you enjoyed this episode, why not recommend it to a friend?Homepage: https://www.deeptechstories.ioMusic by Nathaniel Drew x Tom Fox:https://www.nathanieldrew.com/https://tfbeats.com/This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

With climate change as the biggest threat to humanity, we're struggling to avoid or even reverse further consequences. According to the intergovernmental panel on climate change, 25% of 2010 emitted greenhouse gases come from electricity and heat production via fossil fuels as the biggest contributor. While renewable energies provide an obvious alternative, they don't come without their own downsides, such as a strong variance of power production throughout the day and seasons. Another alternative would be nuclear power. However leading to toxic waste, high expenses and possible disasters like Chernobyl and Fukushima that doesn't seem to be a wise idea either.But what if there would be a form of nuclear energy, that is inherently safe, produces 100 times less waste and is much cheaper to build? So-called molten salt reactors, ideally fueled by thorium, differ strongly from well-known light water reactors. Which is why I sat down with Sean Kenny, Podcast host of Rock Logic, to explore those differences:If you enjoyed this episode, why not recommend it to a friend?Homepage: https://www.deeptechstories.ioMusic by Nathaniel Drew x Tom Fox:https://www.nathanieldrew.com/https://tfbeats.com/This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

In 2020 nuclear energy created more zero-carbon energy across the world than any other source, beating out wind, solar, and hydroelectric. While the United States is retiring more nuclear plants than it's building, China is building nuclear power plants at a breakneck speed. In most situations, Sean Kenny is not a fan of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). But the speed with which they are building nuclear power plants is something to be commended. It's a very much-needed development, seeing as China is currently the number one polluter worldwide. Not only are they building a number of PWRs (pressurized water reactors), they're also developing 4th gen nuclear reactors that will generate less waste. The reason they're doing this is due to numerous environmental disasters over the past years. An estimated 30 million Chinese citizens have died due to breathing the polluted air and in some cities, the smog is so thick you can't tell what time of day it is. It's disappointing that it took hitting this point for action to be taken, but at least it is being taken. Of course, China can only mobilize in this fashion because it is an authoritarian state that cares little for individual freedoms. We don't expect the United States to be able to mobilize on this scale and we certainly don't want it to do so at the cost of individual rights. But other countries have been able to transition to mostly nuclear (France namely), so we know it is possible to get there eventually. For now, we commend China on rolling out these nuclear plants and cleaning up their skies. #china #nuclearenergy #greenenergy #zerocarbon Check out our community tab for channel updates: https://www.youtube.com/c/RockLogicWithSeanKenny/community ======================== Want an audio-only experience on the go? Check us out on other platforms: https://rocklogicwithseankenny.com/podcast-platforms/ Feeling generous? Buy us a coffee: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/rocklogicseankenny --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rock-logic/support

Nuclear Energy is deeply misunderstood, shrouded in technical jargon, and all the secrecy you'd expect from Cold War weapon technology. Uncertainty breeds misinformation, and so we were blessed to have Sean Kenny, an expert guest on the next generation of nuclear molten salt reactors. An enlightening and intriguing conversation was had on the risks and rewards environmentally, and geo-politically for investing in the next generation of Nuclear reactors, and the need to stop lobbyists, political apathy, NIMBYism, and regulatory monopolies  check out for more at rocklogicwithseankenny.com/where-to-find-us/

We will have some Star Treck Fun! Back is Marc Cushman and his friends Sean Kenny who played Captin Pike! Them Bobby Clark Who was Gorn! Going to be a Star Trek Night!

We will have some Star Treck Fun! Back is Marc Cushman and his friends Sean Kenny who played Captin Pike! Them Bobby Clark Who was Gorn! Going to be a Star Trek Night!

Do you care about Climate Change? Wish you could cure cancer? And are you someone who just wants to unlock the unlimited potential of human ingenuity. Well, Thorium is what you use, and the Molten Salt Reactor allows us to do it. Sean Kenny explains why Thorium is the future of energy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rock-logic/support

Are you interested in technology? The future of clean energy? Do you want a future that's self-sustaining and not reliant on government subsidies or carbon taxes to be profitable or reasonable? Well so do we! Nuclear energy, hardware manufacturing, global economics… if it's not currently affecting you now, it will in the future and we're here to explain how. I'm Sean Kenny, and this is Rock Logic, where we discuss your future. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rock-logic/support

RUNDOWN Episode Cortez Kennedy begins with a recollection of his hall of fame career with the Hawks. Then, the guys read emails submitted by you, the loyal listener. Three guests beginning with revered author Sam Smith followed by MLB writer Jim Callis and Georgia Bulldogs pitching coach Sean Kenny. Featured topics in "The Other Stuff" segment range from phoney Pete Carroll, to Lamar Jackson's fun in the sun, to the captivating home run battle between Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa in the latest ESPN 30 for 30 installment.  GUESTS Sam Smith | Author of The Jordan Rules Jim Callis | MLB Pipeline senior writer Sean Kenny | University of Georgia pitching coach TABLE OF CONTENTS 4:31 | Scott's daughter Piper is begging for a cell phone, but he hasn't caved in yet. 19:14 | Businesses and restaurants are reopening, but the guys are still hesitant. 22:05 | Naming rights for Episode 96 is a no-brainer, this one's for you Tez! 33:03 | Mitch opens up the listener mailbox and reads some recent letters delivered by you! 49:53 | GUEST: Sam Smith shares his reaction to The Last Dance which references his 1992 book The Jordan Rules throughout the doc. 1:13:46 | GUEST: Jim Callis weighs in on the 2020 MLB Draft class including first overall pick Spencer Torkelson and Mariners top selection Emerson Hancock. 1:32:51 | GUEST: University of Georgia pitching coach Sean Kenny provides a scouting report of M's first round draft pick Emerson Hancock.  1:52:53 | NASCAR has taken a hardline stance against display of the Confederate flag at races moving forward.   1:53:58 | Pete Carroll is under fire for what some deem as revisionist history about Colin Kaepernick's unsuccessful tryout in Seattle.  1:59:49 | The Yankees are the latest victim in allegations of sign-stealing. 2:00:57 | Lamar Jackson posted a video of him on the beach that will make the Ravens front office cringe. 2:05:07 | A woman in West Virginia faked her death to avoid fraud charges against her. 2:07:27 | "Long Gone Summer" is the latest ESPN doc that relives the memorable home run chase in 1998 between McGwire and Sosa. 

Sean Kenny from the Australian Unemployed Workers Union joins James and Jackson to discuss the continuing obstinance of the federal government with regards to Newstart recipients. With Covid 19 forcing everyone to stay home, Job Seekers are still being asked to risk their lives to attend 'Mutual Job Obligations'. Meanwhile, surveillance of the unemployed continues online...  

Episode 40: Step into the life of Marissa Kenny! Join Kristen Eargle, a fellow coach's wife and long-time TV Sports Reporter, as she goes one-on-one with the wife of Sean Kenny, Assistant Baseball Coach for the University of Georgia.

Sean Kenny is the Co-Founder of PrepLink, a platform that allows accounting firms to work with freelance CPAs remotely, flexibly, and on demand. He is on a mission to transform the landscape of public accounting, and as you’ll hear in this episode, he is extremely passionate about this mission (and, personally, I think PrepLink is going to evolve into something very special).   Before founding PrepLink, Sean worked as a CPA for several firms in their tax departments, and the idea was born out his frustration with the lifestyle of public accounting – a frustration many of us understand all too well.   Sean realized that by providing a tool that allows accountants the option of finding remote, flexible work, he could tap into the abundance of talented and experienced CPAs willing to take on freelance assignments and open that up to firms who can benefit from a large pool of reliable on-demand experts.   “I want to offer a small firm all the resources of a large national accounting firm.” So when a small firm needs help with a specific subject matter they don’t know much about or a big project that needs more hands, they know they can find someone perfect for the job and bring them on.   PrepLink isn’t just outsourcing, though. It’s a new network for public accounting, allowing firms and professionals to establish and build relationships within the CPA community.   Sean shares an example of how he plans to use PrepLink to help him navigate the complexities of Nexus for an online business operating in multiple states:   “Right now, I have a business. I have clients all over the country. I'm actually going to have to use PrepLink to bring on people to help me understand my requirements as an internet business with all these accounting firms that I'm dealing with across the country. I need help there.”   But it's just not the accounting entrepreneurs like Sean who will benefit from this. It's tax managers or auto managers have this nagging feeling that there's to be a better way of doing things. “I'm screaming from the mountaintops,” Sean says, “if you offer flexibility, the amount of people willing to work with you will outstrip the amount of work that you have.”   Sean also stresses that you don't have to use PrepLink. “You can do it yourself. I hope this message gets across. Just offer flexibility and offer optionality, and you'll get people. You'll get amazing people.”   Resources: Learn more at preplink.ioConnect with Sean: LinkedIn | TwitterConnect with PrepLink: LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter  --  Change Your Mindset is produced by Podcast Masters Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SHOW 15: Ronan Carr joins the guys today. Carr is a director, writer, actor, and quizmaster. Carr's latest project is a radio play called "To Sean With Love" about the great Irish set designer Sean Kenny. The guys discuss that and Ronan's film Coolockland, which is a sort of Irish China Town. In the second half of the show, Ronan puts on his Quiz Master hat to test the wits of the guys. You can hear Ronan Carr's radio play (or download it) right here: http://www.rte.ie/drama/radio/plays/2016/0901/813532-to-sean-with-love-by-ronan-carr/ You can see Ronan's film Coolockland on Vimeo here: https://vimeo.com/90347767 For this episode, we have used sound effects by the following geniuses under a Creative Commons License. Special thanks to these folks! Corsica_S http://freesound.org/people/Corsica_S/ http://www.facebook.com/corsica.ess hypocore http://freesound.org/people/hypocore/ unchaz http://freesound.org/people/unchaz/ differentieel http://freesound.org/people/differentieel/ http://audio.dailym.net/

Ronan Carr's radio dramatisation of Sean Kenny's meteoric rise, as brief as it was brilliant, With Owen Roe, Jonathan Ryan, Deirdre Monaghan, Ali White, and Michael James Ford, Produced by Aidan Mathews