Podcast appearances and mentions of sean quinn

In this week’s programme, Chris Ashmore is joined in studio by Sean Quinn, Head of Sales at Highland Radio, who reflects on the hugely successful Highland Radio Hospitality Awards which were held last weekend. In part two, he finds out about what the Agri-food Regulator's role is and how it is of relevance to businesses […] The post Business Matters, Ep 234 – Highland Hospitality Awards a great success, plus the role of the Agri-Food Regulator appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

In this edition of Business Matters, Chris Ashmore speaks finds out more about the forthcoming Highland Radio Hospitality Awards with Sean Quinn, Head of Sales at the station. The shortlist has been decided and it looks all-set to be another sell-out on March 2nd in Jackson’s Hotel, Ballybofey. In the second part of the programme, […] The post Business Matters – Eps 230: Highland Radio Hospitality Awards, plus SMS Stoneworks appeared first on Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport.

"And, for now, that is enough." Isaac has sacrificed himself to free the Reclaimer and take back the world from the violent will of men. Will he need all of his friends to help him let go? Yes.   == CREDITS == Soundtrack Additional music via Epidemic Sound and Tabletop Audio A special thanks to our Rally community for their contributions to the humming chorus: Silent Bard, Jadyn Carroll, The Oricami Curio, Phoebe Denison, Maldwyn Giannakodimos, GreyWanderer, icewindgale, ItzChubbalump, lalaboowelsh, Alex Lewis, Sam Oliver, Sadie Pasley, Sean Quinn, Michael-John Reeler, Kat Sanzo, Brendan K. Schatzki, Nick B. Schatzki, Soup, TheKojiIsHere, TheMerryMeg, and Marie Vivi

Fáilte ar ais chuig eagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo ar an 23ú lá de mí na Nollaig, liomsa Lauren Ní Loingsigh. I 2002 fuair tiománaí óg ocht bpointe pionóis nuair a bhí siad ag dul róthapa don cheathrú huair I Luimneach ar an lá céanna. Fuair siad fionraíocht do 12 mhí. I 2012 scaoil Sean Quinn ón phríosún go sealadach don Nollaig. Chaith sé trí lá lena chlann, Oíche Nollaig, Lá Nollaig agus Lá Fhéile Stiofáin. I 2002 bhí níos mó ná 745 bpáistí ag fanacht do choinne leis an bhfiaclóir. Chuir Pat Breen cheist d'fhiosrúchán agus cháin Ted McNamara an roinn sláinte don tseirbhís seo. I 2012 fuair Arthur Quinlan bás, ag marcáil deireadh ré den tuairisceoireacht eitlíocht san Iarthar Láir. Bhí gairm fhada aige agus bhí meas ag gach duine air go náisiúnta agus go hidirnáisiúnta. Sin James Arthur le Impossible – an t-amhrán is mó ar an lá seo I 2012. Ag lean ar aghaidh le nuacht cheoil ar an lá seo I 1999 bhris Cristin Keleher isteach chuig teach George Harrison I Maui. Nuair a bhí sé ann rinne sé a dhinnéar agus d'ól sé beoir ón gcuisneoir agus ghlaoigh sé a mháthair. Ghabhadh é cúpla uair tar éis. I 2012 thug feighlí leanaí Mariah Carey cás chun dlí nuair a bhí sí ag iarradh airgead do ciapadh mothúnach. Chuir Maria Burgues an dlí uirthi nuair a dúirt sí gur thug Mariah Carey an bhróg di. Agus ar deireadh breithlá daoine cáiliúla ar an lá seo rugadh aisteoir Finn Wolfhard I gCeanada I 2002 agus rugadh amhránaí ó McFly Harry Judd sa Bhreatain I 1985 agus seo chuid de a amhrán. Beidh mé ar ais libh amárach le heagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo.

For episode 75 we've invited a great DJ and wonderful human, Sean Quinn to supply the mix. Sean is a long-time resident at Vocal Booth Weekender in Spain, and the host of the Quintessential radio show on Pressure Radio. This one is for anyone who loves the soulful, vocal house sound, but with a touch more deepness. Enjoy! If you like what you hear, please share and subscribe. And please check out Sean's weekly show at https://pressureradio.com/   Tracklist: 01. Fka Mash - Lonely Jester (Atjazz Galaxy Aart Remix) 02. Deepconsoul & Crazy T feat. Dearson - Love To My Ears (Memories Ever After Remix) 03. Sio - Native Language (Fred Everything Lazy Soul Mix) 04. Kid Fonque, Cuebur, Andyboi, Jonny Miller & Okmalumkoolkat - Usangikhumbula (Fka Mash Glitch Dub) 05. Atjazz & Fred Everything - Stay A Little While (Original Mix) 06. beatsbyhand feat. Rona Ray - Say Yes (Jimpster Extended Remix) 07. Da Africa Deep - Feel The Love (Original Mix) 08. Prefix One, Nambi - Grateful (Vocal Mix) 09. Peacey, Vanessa Hidary - Culture Bandit (Atjazz Remix) 10. Sio & Atmos Blaq - Land Of The Dreamers (Extended Mix) 11. Sio, Fka Mash - Bumblebee (Extended Mix) 12. CamelPhat, RHODES - Home (Arabic Piano Remix) 13. Hanna Hais, Leo Guardo & GuguPash - Angeke (Original Mix) 14. Karyendasoul - B27 (Extended Mix)/Black Coffee - Intro 15. m.O.N.R.O.E., Adisyn - Terminal Bliss (Atjazz Galaxy Aart Remix) 16. Fka Mash & Da Capo - Life As You Know It 17. Imaani - Found My Light (Atjazz Remix) 18. Kerri Chandler, NAE (SA) - Caged Bird (Atjazz Remix) 19. Abel, Brutha Basil - Hand Made (Rocco Rodamaal Raw Mix) 20. Ernesto & the Basement Gospel - Is It True (Dirtytwo Remix) 21. Atjazz, Shea Soul - Home (Vocal Mix)

Are you curious about what it's like to be a professional cyclist? In this episode of The Dialed Health podcast, I chat with professional cyclist Sean Quinn to get an inside look at what it's really like to ride in the Tour de France.  Sean shares fascinating details about the intense fight to make breakaways, the camaraderie among American riders, and how even elite athletes sometimes wake up not wanting to ride. But the most surprising revelation? Sean's hidden talent as an electronic music producer on SoundCloud! Overall, we discuss a candid and multifaceted view of life as a professional cyclist, from the highs of winning the US National Championships to the daily grind of Grand Tour racing. Find more from Sean Quinn: Instagram: @seanquinn1_ Find more from Derek Teel: Website: https://dialedhealth.com/  Instagram: @dialedhealth Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@dialedhealth  What We Discuss:  01:43 - Sean's various home bases (Denver, Nice, LA) 03:59 - Cycling in Los Angeles 07:55 - Sean's approach to training data and racing dynamics 13:52 - US National Championships 18:47 - American cyclists' recent successes 23:22 - Sean's experience at the Tour de France 32:42 - Richard Carapaz winning Stage 17 39:54 - Dealing with fatigue during Grand Tours 45:41 - Sean's favorite racing moment from the Tour 52:55 - Strength training and off-bike work 1:03:37 - Sean's secret talent as an electronic music producer

On this episode we'll talk to Nora Zehetner who stars in The Boneyard, the new thriller from Lionsgate starring Mel Gibson. We'll also hear from Kyle Hausmann-Stokes and Sean Quinn, the creators of Yanqui, a new series featured as part of Tribeca Festival's NOW program. And finally we'll take you to 8 Hook and Ladder, for Ghostbusters Day, an annual celebration of all things Ghostbusters featuring Randy Unger and Jennette Richie. Sponsored by Blackmagic Design Produced by: Btrayed Oliver Eric McClanahan Yasin Lago Jason Godbey Produced & Created by Jason Godbey --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/no-rest-for-the-weekend/support

In today's episode, we're placing nature in the centre of the conversation. Joined by Sean Quinn, Director of Regenerative Design at HOK, we're exploring the role of regenerative design in creating infrastructures that are in harmony with our communities and the planet.Notes: In today's episode, we're placing nature in the centre of the conversation. Joined by Sean Quinn, Director of Regenerative Design at HOK, we're exploring the role of regenerative design in creating infrastructures that are in harmony with our communities and the planet and the importance of building technologies that restore natural systems instead of overpowering them. But we're not stopping there, join us as we discover an exciting case study that uses regenerative design. Do you want to know more about Building Prosperity, the Foundation's report mentioned in this episode? Head to our Building Prosperity page to learn more. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review, or leave us a comment on Spotify or YouTube. Your support helps us to spread the word about the circular economy.

We can smell the Mediterranean Sea and Nice feels oh so close for Neilson and Sean. We catch up with them on the second and last rest day of the 2024 Tour de France to recap what has been a crazy week of racing. Our American duo talk about what it was like to race in one of the hardest stages to date, why being in the gruppetto can actually be nice (at least for them), and why breaks are so hard to get in to at the Tour. The squad is racing aggressively and have shown time and time again that they are one of the strongest teams at this year's Grande Boucle. Let's see what week three holds for us.

We've (FINALLY) reached the first rest day of the 2024 Tour de France. It's been a crazy first week of the Tour and Florence already feels like ancient history. Our squad has ridden valiantly this week and have showed that they are here to race and race hard. Today, we talk to Tour Rookie, Sean Quinn and teammate Neilson Powless about their favorite water brands, what it was like racing in the first ever "chemins blancs" stage of the Tour, and why Unbound Gravel might or might not be in their futures.

Sean Quinn, a professional cyclist, discusses his racing career, training methods, and experiences in this conversation. He talks about his journey from starting as a young cyclist to becoming a professional racer. He emphasizes the importance of taking time to develop and learn how to win races at each level. Sean also shares his experiences in his first Grand Tour and the mental and physical challenges he faced. He discusses his training approach, including the use of intervals and full gas efforts, as well as his strength and conditioning routine. Sean also reflects on his goals for the future and the areas he wants to improve in his racing performances. In this conversation, Sean and Brendan discuss various aspects of training and racing in professional cycling. Sean talks about the importance of closing the gap between his best and worst performances, as well as improving his time trial skills. They also touch on the topic of fatigue resistance and how it can be improved through training. Sean shares his experiences with mental challenges and how he overcomes them. They discuss the role of nutrition and recovery in training, as well as the intensity of racing in the World Tour. Sean emphasizes the importance of focusing on oneself and staying consistent in training and racing. Thanks, Sean! You can find him on IG here: https://www.instagram.com/seanquinn1_/ EF Article: https://efprocycling.com/racing/sean-quinn-is-ready-to-debut-his-stars-and-stripes-jersey-at-the-dauphine/ CHAPTERS: 00:00 Introduction 02:07 Background and Racing Career 05:10 College Experience and Social Growth 09:00 Recovery and Preparation for Future Races 2:44 Mental and Physical Challenges in Grand Tours 15:46 Weight Loss and Proper Nutrition 21:40 Training Sessions and Race Preparation 25:20 Training Approaches: Intervals and Full Gas Efforts 27:44 Balancing Weight Loss and Strength 32:06 Improving Performance and Closing the Gap 37:24 Overcoming Mental Challenges in Cycling 38:54 The Importance of Nutrition and Recovery 45:03 The Intensity of Racing in the World Tour 57:18 Passion and Determination: Keys to Success in Cycling 01:00:50 Consistency and Momentum: The Path to Improvement 01:04:58 Follow Sean on Instagram for Training and Racing Updates

The first three stages of the 2024 Tour de France have been brutally hard, intensely hot, and all around unforgettable for our squad. Sean and Neilson take you through the Grand Départ in Florence, what it felt like to finally pin those Tour numbers on for our Tour rookie, and how they have been coping with the heat. They also walk you through how our team responds to different scenarios in a race and how we got the yellow jersey. There's still a lot of cycling left before the first rest day, but we are proud of how this team is riding. Allez.

Stage 0 | Florence, Italy Join us for an exclusive series straight from the heart of the Tour de France with your hosts Neilson Powless and Sean Quinn, At this point, Neilson is a Tour veteran, already competing in his fifth "grande boucle" so it's only natural that we ask him to share his wisdom with Tour de France rookie, Sean Quinn. In this episode, they talk about their first impressions of the Florence "grand départ", what it's like being in teammate Alberto Bettiol's home region of Tuscany with the man himself, and about their love for Oatmilk. Be sure to subscribe to follow their journey around France over the next couple of weeks!

It's once again the most important time of the year for road cycling. On Saturday, the 111th Tour de France rolls out from Florence, Italy, and it's time to get ready for the racing. Velo Pod host Hannah Knapp is joined by former pro cyclist Bobby Julich and Velo European Correspondent Andrew Hood to discuss the upcoming 2024 Tour de France. The discussion begins with the GC contenders and the excitement surrounding Tadej Pogacar who is fresh off a commanding Giro d'Italia victory and looking to complete the elusive Giro-Tour double. For all the hype of the “Big Four” of Pogacar, Vingegaard, Evenepoel, and Roglič does anyone else besides Pogi stand a chance at the yellow jersey after injury riddles seasons?  The conversation then moves on to the must watch stages, with a focus on the grueling hilly opening stage that features seven consecutive climbs, and the challenging mountain stages and the final stage time trial in Nice.  When the race finally wraps up, will Mark Cavendish leave as the sole owner of the Tour de France stage win record? He needs one more to best Eddy Merckx, but any win in the Tour de France is a tall order, especially at Cavendish's age.  We also discuss the absence of American rider Sepp Kuss, the loyal lieutenant to Vingegaard and the reigning Vuelta champion, and the impact it will have on the race. Things then move on to a discussion about other American riders to watch, including Matteo Jorgensen and Nielson Powless. And of course there's Sean Quinn representing in his brand new national champion's jersey. Finally, Hoody and Bobby fill us in on what has them excited for the 2024 Tour de France beyond the GC race, including top riders to watch. Listen in wherever you stream podcasts for the full discussion, and tune in to Velo for Tour coverage all race long. 

Bobby and Jens return with EF Education's newly crowned US National Champ Sean Quinn as he discusses his incredible season so far... and his ambitions for the future. Join our Patreon now to get an ad free version of the podcast and your name in the titlespatreon.com/OddTandemFind us on social mediaTwitter FacebookTikTokAnd watch the video version of this podcast on our Youtube channel Image of Sean provided by Harry Talbot (Instagram: @visualsofharry)

The program all about TV. Our guests: Chris Regina and Daniel Smith, chief content officer and chief creative officer respectively of smart TV set maker TCL's new content-making unit, TCLtv+ Studios; Tommy Burke, author of the new autobiography Not Just Sunglasses  And Autographs--30 Years Of Film and Television Production.With Life (and Near Death) Lessons;  Randi Kleiner, chief executive officer of popular Denver-based TV event SeriesFest, and Sean Quinn and Kyle Hausmann-Stokes, co-creators/producers of Yanqui, one of the TV pilots showcased at Tribeca Festival 2024 in New York.

In this episode, you are joining us on the eve of the US national championship road race. Coming back from injury is always a bumpy road, full of unknowns, vague timelines, and challenges. Both Neilson Powless and Sean Quinn can confirm this. We talk about what it takes to bounce back after injury, our hopes and dreams for the US cycling scene, goals for the season, and more. So join us on this ride as we explore the world of cycling together. 

We talk to both of them and find out what is going on out in California.

NIck is joined by Mirror man David Yates to discuss the latest news from around the racing world today. Among today's guests, Sean Quinn pays a beautiful tribute to popular champion sprinter Highfield Princess, who died at the weekend. Also on the show, Willie Mullins talks to Nick about Fairyhouse this weekend, his likely National runners, Ballyburn as a possible history maker, and whether or not the GB trainers' title is feasible. David Egan reflects on a barnstorming few weeks as new first jockey to Amo Racing, while Racing Welfare's Clare Kingston urges you to support the charity while heading to Aintree in style, and artist Georgea Blakey previews her exhibition 'Carousel' at the Osborne Studio Gallery.

Sean Quinn, CEO of AllPoint Retail shares his tech strategy that helps retain 99% of his clients.Sean shares 5 takeaways on this episode of Close The Deal. Com Podcast: Find out Sean's favorite restaurant to close the deal in Sarasota,Fl.Discover how to simplify technology integration for your business.Learn strategies to minimize headaches during tech adoption.Uncover techniques to leverage tech for optimal productivity.Explore how embracing technology today can safeguard your business for tomorrow's challenges.##Visit www.CloseTheDeal.com to see all episodes.

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They lead with the story that Daryl Jacob has picked up the ride on Bravemansgame in this weekend's Betfair Chase, and the jockey shares his thoughts on dining once again at the Nicholls top table. Nick and Lydia attempt to pull together all the strands of the leading Irish and British chasers and their imminent plans, while Nick talks to Martin Brassil, whose Fastorslow is set to renew rivalry with Galopin Des Champs at Punchestown this weekend. Also on today's show, Richard Fahey reflects on delivering Sir Alex Ferguson a memorable triumph with Spirit Dancer in Bahrain, Sean Quinn looks forward to Hong Kong with Highfield Princess, who could easily stay in training as a seven year old, while Sally Ann Grassick - international manager to Guy Pariente - tells us about dual Group One producer Kensea and why she is making a surprise appearance at the Sceptre sessions.

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They lead with the story that Daryl Jacob has picked up the ride on Bravemansgame in this weekend's Betfair Chase, and the jockey shares his thoughts on dining once again at the Nicholls top table. Nick and Lydia attempt to pull together all the strands of the leading Irish and British chasers and their imminent plans, while Nick talks to Martin Brassil, whose Fastorslow is set to renew rivalry with Galopin Des Champs at Punchestown this weekend. Also on today's show, Richard Fahey reflects on delivering Sir Alex Ferguson a memorable triumph with Spirit Dancer in Bahrain, Sean Quinn looks forward to Hong Kong with Highfield Princess, who could easily stay in training as a seven year old, while Sally Ann Grassick - international manager to Guy Pariente - tells us about dual Group One producer Kensea and why she is making a surprise appearance at the Sceptre sessions.

Nick is joined by David Yates for today's edition of the popular daily Horseracing podcast. Nick begins with instant reaction to the Arc draw from Shadwell's Angus Gold, before Nick and Dave discuss Hukum's chances of victory. Also on today's show, Alan Cooper talks about the future for the Niarchos family bloodstock and racing empire, Sean Quinn looks forward to Highfield Princess in the Abbaye, Ramiro Restrepo has news on Mage en route to the Breeders Cup Classic, and Harvey Bell anticipates the Tattersalls Horses in Training catalogue.

Nick is joined by David Yates for today's edition of the popular daily Horseracing podcast. Nick begins with instant reaction to the Arc draw from Shadwell's Angus Gold, before Nick and Dave discuss Hukum's chances of victory. Also on today's show, Alan Cooper talks about the future for the Niarchos family bloodstock and racing empire, Sean Quinn looks forward to Highfield Princess in the Abbaye, Ramiro Restrepo has news on Mage en route to the Breeders Cup Classic, and Harvey Bell anticipates the Tattersalls Horses in Training catalogue.

Thanks to Sean for talking about Chase Johnson and running with outlaws and of course thanks to Sean for talking about Our Hero's Dream.

Belfast Telegraph journalist Andrew Madden has met Sean Quinn in his Fermanagh home. Seán Quinn says he wants to tell his version of how he lost his business empire. Meanwhile Gardaí continue to hunt for the ‘paymaster' who ordered the attack on Kevin Lunney – one of the men who took over the Quinn businesses. Sean Quinn has always condemned the incident.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gardai in Cavan and Monaghan are have launched a probe in to comments made by Sean Quinn.The complaint has been made by Mannok directors Liam McCaffrey and John McCartan following comments made on The Hard Shoulder on Newstalk.Kieran was joined by crime journalist with The Irish Independent, Paul Williams for more on this...

Over the past week, listeners and viewers have heard from Sean Quinn as he released his book, titled 'In My Own Words'. More than 1,000 people attended the launch of the book at the Slieve Russell Hotel last Thursday. The former billionaire once owned the Cavan Hotel. Footage from the event shows a cheering crowd of loyal supporters of the bankrupt businessman. We sent our reporter Josh Crosbie to his hometown of Ballyconnell to ask locals how he remains so popular.

Revisited: Sean Quinn's life is the ultimate rags to riches story – a millionaire by 30, then a billionaire, with a sprawling empire across cement, hotels, and insurance. Until it all crumbled away when he gambled his fortune and lost in the economic collapse of 2008. Host: Siobhán Maguire. Guest: Trevor Birney. First broadcast Fri 9 Dec 2022 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talk with Sean Quinn, Tyler Silva, Chase Johnson. So fun talking with these guys.

We had Sean Quinn and Justin Bond on talking about what Memorial Day means and what Our Hero's Dreams is all about. It is truly an amazing podcast.

Although Kant considered him the greatest critic of his work, and Fichte thought him the most impressive mind of the generation, Salomon Maimon (1753-1800) has fallen into relative obscurity. Apiqoros: The Last Essays of Salomon Maimon (Hebrew Union College Press, 2021) draws attention to works written during the final years of Maimon's life. These essays are of particular interest: they show that even though Maimon was a self-proclaimed apiqoros grappling with the implications of Kantian philosophy, his thinking remained deeply influenced by his Jewish intellectual inheritance, especially by Maimonides. The volume is divided into two parts. The first is a general account of Maimon's intellectual biography, along with commentary on his final essays. The second part provides translations of those essays, the principal themes of which concern moral psychology. The reader is thus able to see the degree to which Maimon, at the end of his life, became skeptical of his effort to unite Kant and Maimonides, and remained a thinker caught "between two worlds." The book concludes with a translation of an account of Maimon's final hours, penned by one of his friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/intellectual-history

Although Kant considered him the greatest critic of his work, and Fichte thought him the most impressive mind of the generation, Salomon Maimon (1753-1800) has fallen into relative obscurity. Apiqoros: The Last Essays of Salomon Maimon (Hebrew Union College Press, 2021) draws attention to works written during the final years of Maimon's life. These essays are of particular interest: they show that even though Maimon was a self-proclaimed apiqoros grappling with the implications of Kantian philosophy, his thinking remained deeply influenced by his Jewish intellectual inheritance, especially by Maimonides. The volume is divided into two parts. The first is a general account of Maimon's intellectual biography, along with commentary on his final essays. The second part provides translations of those essays, the principal themes of which concern moral psychology. The reader is thus able to see the degree to which Maimon, at the end of his life, became skeptical of his effort to unite Kant and Maimonides, and remained a thinker caught "between two worlds." The book concludes with a translation of an account of Maimon's final hours, penned by one of his friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Although Kant considered him the greatest critic of his work, and Fichte thought him the most impressive mind of the generation, Salomon Maimon (1753-1800) has fallen into relative obscurity. Apiqoros: The Last Essays of Salomon Maimon (Hebrew Union College Press, 2021) draws attention to works written during the final years of Maimon's life. These essays are of particular interest: they show that even though Maimon was a self-proclaimed apiqoros grappling with the implications of Kantian philosophy, his thinking remained deeply influenced by his Jewish intellectual inheritance, especially by Maimonides. The volume is divided into two parts. The first is a general account of Maimon's intellectual biography, along with commentary on his final essays. The second part provides translations of those essays, the principal themes of which concern moral psychology. The reader is thus able to see the degree to which Maimon, at the end of his life, became skeptical of his effort to unite Kant and Maimonides, and remained a thinker caught "between two worlds." The book concludes with a translation of an account of Maimon's final hours, penned by one of his friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/german-studies

Although Kant considered him the greatest critic of his work, and Fichte thought him the most impressive mind of the generation, Salomon Maimon (1753-1800) has fallen into relative obscurity. Apiqoros: The Last Essays of Salomon Maimon (Hebrew Union College Press, 2021) draws attention to works written during the final years of Maimon's life. These essays are of particular interest: they show that even though Maimon was a self-proclaimed apiqoros grappling with the implications of Kantian philosophy, his thinking remained deeply influenced by his Jewish intellectual inheritance, especially by Maimonides. The volume is divided into two parts. The first is a general account of Maimon's intellectual biography, along with commentary on his final essays. The second part provides translations of those essays, the principal themes of which concern moral psychology. The reader is thus able to see the degree to which Maimon, at the end of his life, became skeptical of his effort to unite Kant and Maimonides, and remained a thinker caught "between two worlds." The book concludes with a translation of an account of Maimon's final hours, penned by one of his friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/jewish-studies

Although Kant considered him the greatest critic of his work, and Fichte thought him the most impressive mind of the generation, Salomon Maimon (1753-1800) has fallen into relative obscurity. Apiqoros: The Last Essays of Salomon Maimon (Hebrew Union College Press, 2021) draws attention to works written during the final years of Maimon's life. These essays are of particular interest: they show that even though Maimon was a self-proclaimed apiqoros grappling with the implications of Kantian philosophy, his thinking remained deeply influenced by his Jewish intellectual inheritance, especially by Maimonides. The volume is divided into two parts. The first is a general account of Maimon's intellectual biography, along with commentary on his final essays. The second part provides translations of those essays, the principal themes of which concern moral psychology. The reader is thus able to see the degree to which Maimon, at the end of his life, became skeptical of his effort to unite Kant and Maimonides, and remained a thinker caught "between two worlds." The book concludes with a translation of an account of Maimon's final hours, penned by one of his friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Although Kant considered him the greatest critic of his work, and Fichte thought him the most impressive mind of the generation, Salomon Maimon (1753-1800) has fallen into relative obscurity. Apiqoros: The Last Essays of Salomon Maimon (Hebrew Union College Press, 2021) draws attention to works written during the final years of Maimon's life. These essays are of particular interest: they show that even though Maimon was a self-proclaimed apiqoros grappling with the implications of Kantian philosophy, his thinking remained deeply influenced by his Jewish intellectual inheritance, especially by Maimonides. The volume is divided into two parts. The first is a general account of Maimon's intellectual biography, along with commentary on his final essays. The second part provides translations of those essays, the principal themes of which concern moral psychology. The reader is thus able to see the degree to which Maimon, at the end of his life, became skeptical of his effort to unite Kant and Maimonides, and remained a thinker caught "between two worlds." The book concludes with a translation of an account of Maimon's final hours, penned by one of his friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/european-studies

"Sean Quinn knows exactly what he did but chooses not to understand. It's very easy for him to find others are to blame.”Enniskillen-born filmmaker, Trevor Birney, has spent five years on his documentary, Quinn Country, which aired on RTE late last year. The three-part series paints a visceral portrait of a man haunted by feelings of injustice and betrayal; not least in part due to the contributions from the former billionaire himself, from his palatial home in Co. Cavan.The documentary charts the rise and fall of Quinn and his business empire, with a particular focus on his Anglo Irish Bank gamble and the violent attack on former Quinn executive, Kevin Lunney.In a story to rival a Shakespearean drama, Birney skilfully pulls all the strands of the complicated story together in one place.Here he speaks to In The News about his many hours of interviews with Sean Quinn, filming during outbreaks of vigilante violence, and the fatal character flaw that brought down one of the titans of Irish business.Also on this episode is Irish Times Public Affairs Editor Simon Carswell. This episode was originally broadcast in December 2022. Presented by Aideen Finnegan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Journalist, author and documentary producer Trevor Birney joins Eamon to talk about businessman Sean Quinn, once the richest man in Ireland.Recorded on 13th December 2022. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

He was a millionaire by 30, but Sean Quinn's rise and fall is documented in a new book, which looks at his many investments, and how nothing, not even an ancient fairy fort, could get in the way of his plans. Host: Siobhán Maguire. Guest: Trevor Birney.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Sean Quinn knows exactly what he did but chooses not to understand. It's very easy for him to find others are to blame.”Enniskillen-born filmmaker, Trevor Birney, has spent five years on his documentary, Quinn Country, which aired on RTE this week.The three-part series paints a visceral portrait of a man haunted by feelings of injustice and betrayal; not least in part due to the contributions from the former billionaire himself, from his palatial home in Co. Cavan.The documentary charts the rise and fall of Quinn and his business empire, with a particular focus on his Anglo Irish Bank gamble and the violent attack on former Quinn executive, Kevin Lunney.In a story to rival a Shakespearean drama, Birney skilfully pulls all the strands of the complicated story together in one place.Here he speaks to In The News about his many hours of interviews with Sean Quinn, filming during outbreaks of vigilante violence, and the fatal character flaw that brought down one of the titans of Irish business.Also on this episode is Irish Times Public Affairs Editor Simon Carswell. Presented by Aideen Finnegan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ian Kehoe, Editor of The Currency, Alan Dukes, Former Minister for Justice of Ireland

In part 2 of our conversation, Council Person De'Sean Quin walks us through leading a highly diverse community among various special interests that can, at times, appear in conflict: calls for racial justice; defunding the police; serving on the state's African American Commission; improving livelihood for immigrant communities and their access to services; reducing negative police encounters through community policing are a few of the topics we cover.  I'm sure that you will enjoy this episode but please be sure to listen to both parts 1 and 2 to get the complete conversation.#racism; #racialjustice; #community policing; #faith; #race#abovethenoise24Stay in touch: Email us at: abovethenoise24@gmail.com Facebook: @abovethenoise24 Instagram: abovethenoise_gm Podcast art by Mario Christie.

De'Sean Quinn is the Assistant General Manager for Partnerships and  Strategy at King County Metro in Seattle, Washington, and an elected Council Member for the City of Tukwilla, Washington. His life is one of serving his community where he focuses on the implementation of strategies and solutions that promote diversity, equity, and belonging in community development and public transportation: taking services to where they are needed most. He understands that politics, policies and infrastructure whether transportation, roads, bridges, or housing has the ability to have major effects on people's quality of life and can promote or remove disparities. It is up to leaders to ensure that they do not.  #abovethenoise24Stay in touch: Email us at: abovethenoise24@gmail.com Facebook: @abovethenoise24 Instagram: abovethenoise_gm Podcast art by Mario Christie.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world. They discuss Irish Champions Weekend, the news that Colin Keane has picked up the ride on Mishriff, the retirement of Minzaal, Rishi's fancies for the Leger meeting and the ongoing case of Marco Ghiani. Nick talks to Sean Quinn about the Flying Five favourite Highfield Princess, Jane Chapple Hyam gives a bulletin on Matron Stakes fancy Saffron Beach AND nominates an exciting two year old from the yard, and Racing Foundation CEO Rob Hezel talks about National Racehorse Week. Dancing Brave's trainer Guy Harwood shares his memories of renowned bloodstock agent James Delahooke, who died yesterday aged 77.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world. They discuss Irish Champions Weekend, the news that Colin Keane has picked up the ride on Mishriff, the retirement of Minzaal, Rishi's fancies for the Leger meeting and the ongoing case of Marco Ghiani. Nick talks to Sean Quinn about the Flying Five favourite Highfield Princess, Jane Chapple Hyam gives a bulletin on Matron Stakes fancy Saffron Beach AND nominates an exciting two year old from the yard, and Racing Foundation CEO Rob Hezel talks about National Racehorse Week. Dancing Brave's trainer Guy Harwood shares his memories of renowned bloodstock agent James Delahooke, who died yesterday aged 77.

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror journalist David Yates to spin through all. the news and events from around the horseracing world. They begin with a look back at the Phoenix Stakes and the outstanding performance of Little Big Bear. Dave brings news from Aidan O'Brien that the winner will likely bypass the Nunthorpe for the more conventional aim of the National Stakes. Nick talks to Sean Quinn about Highfield Princess's astonishing progress and her victory in yesterday's Prix Maurice de Gheest, while NBC's Matt Bernier questions whether Whitney winner Life is Good can stay the 10 furlongs of the Breeders' Cup Classic. Nick and Dave discuss the rise and rise of William Buick after his Saratoga heroics while they also touch on trainer William Haggas's comments over the weekend on fixture reduction and the reduced attendance at Ascot's Shergar Cup. Later in this edition, veteran horseplayer and Saratoga regular Peter Rotondo Sr. talks about his love for the iconic venue and the backyard family.

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror journalist David Yates to spin through all. the news and events from around the horseracing world. They begin with a look back at the Phoenix Stakes and the outstanding performance of Little Big Bear. Dave brings news from Aidan O'Brien that the winner will likely bypass the Nunthorpe for the more conventional aim of the National Stakes. Nick talks to Sean Quinn about Highfield Princess's astonishing progress and her victory in yesterday's Prix Maurice de Gheest, while NBC's Matt Bernier questions whether Whitney winner Life is Good can stay the 10 furlongs of the Breeders' Cup Classic. Nick and Dave discuss the rise and rise of William Buick after his Saratoga heroics while they also touch on trainer William Haggas's comments over the weekend on fixture reduction and the reduced attendance at Ascot's Shergar Cup. Later in this edition, veteran horseplayer and Saratoga regular Peter Rotondo Sr. talks about his love for the iconic venue and the back yard family.

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. Today, Nick talks at length to former BHB Chair Peter Savill, who has convened a group of industry heavyweights to submit a paper to the BHA calling for the premierisation and reform of the sport's fixtures and funding model. They discuss a wide range of issues and potential solutions, encompassing Sunday racing, ITV coverage and Levy reform among much more. Nick and Lee review yesterday's scintillating Goodwood Cup and look ahead to this afternoon, while Anthony Oppenheimer discusses the varying stallion careers of Golden Horn and Cracksman, and Sean Quinn reflects on a third Goodwood triumph for Lord Riddiford and provides an update on stable stars Highfield Princess and Mr Wagyu.

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. Today, Nick talks at length to former BHB Chair Peter Savill, who has convened a group of industry heavyweights to submit a paper to the BHA calling for the premierisation and reform of the sport's fixtures and funding model. They discuss a wide range of issues and potential solutions, encompassing Sunday racing, ITV coverage and Levy reform among much more. Nick and Lee review yesterday's scintillating Goodwood Cup and look ahead to this afternoon, while Anthony Oppenheimer discusses the varying stallion careers of Golden Horn and Cracksman, and Sean Quinn reflects on a third Goodwood triumph for Lord Riddiford and provides an update on stable stars Highfield Princess and Mr Wagyu.