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A building which is a big part of the social fabric of Karangahape Road in Auckland is celebrating its centenary with a series of special events to mark its 100 years. St Kevin's Arcade has seen its fair share of New Zealand history. Now home to busy restaurants and groovy vintage stores, it was once the country's seat of power and the grand residence of the Nathan family, of Lion Nathan fame. Its history is being celebrated as part of the Auckland Heritage Festival which kicks off tomorrow. Mark Leishman is joined by joined by broadcaster and avid history fan Hamish Williams.

Children are not telling parents when they get upset online. According to CyberSafeKids 25% of 8 to 12 year olds are bothered by harmful content or unsolicited contact. Meanwhile phone ownership has risen in primary school-aged children, despite ‘smartphone-free' initiatives.For this edition of Kidstalk, Henry McKean looked at cyber safety with St Kevin's School in Sallynoggin, Dublin.To find out more, check out cybersafekids.ie

01. Innellea, Alphadog: I Won't Go [Distorted Youth / [PIAS] ÉLECTRONIQUE]02. Vintage Culture, Yellowitz: Just Like Home (Kevin De Vries Remix)  [Vintage Culture]03. Rebuke: Along Came Polly (Konstantin Sibold, ZAC, CARMEE Remix) [Afterlife Records]04. Jono Stephenson ft. LUFS: Lose Myself [Siona Records]05. Khainz, KhoMha: Infinite Space [Spectrum (NL)]06. KAS:ST, Losless: In & Out [UPPERGROUND]07. Loco & Jam: Desire [Phobiq]08. Padre Guilherme x Ginchy: Citadel [EЯЯORR]09. Victor Ruiz: MOAI [VOLTA]10. Layton Giordani: Better Than U Thought [Factory 93 Records]11. Joy Kitikonti, MorganJ: Joyenergizer [Acalwan]12. Volaris: Thank You (Oscar L Remix) [HORIZN]13. Eli Brown: Crawling [Arcane Music]14. Push, Rebel Boy: The Realm of Imagination [Memoro]15. Niels Van Gogh: Pulverturm (ANNA Rework) [Époque]16. Metodi Hristov: Flatline [Drumcode]A-LLAIN:InstagramThreadsX (Twitter)Do It Sessions:SpotifyDo It Sessions is all about supporting new Artists. If you would like your music played on the show feel free to get in touch with A-LLAIN on Instagram or X (Twitter).

Eoghan Rooney is principal of St Kevin's boys school Ballygall, Dublin 11

For the very last installment of Hobby Goblins, Annabel is crowned the Goblin King for her Haast Eagle egg piñata. Live from Bestie Cafe in St Kevin's Arcade. Whakarongo mai nei!

We come to you live from Bestie Cafe in St Kevin's Arcade, mere metres from Karangahape Road's roadside for one big party sending Rachel off. With performances from the incredible cc.tv and Jim Nothing, the final installment of Hobby Goblins and a round of arcade Second Guessing. Whakarongo mai nei!

We come to you live from Bestie Cafe in St Kevin's Arcade, mere metres from Karangahape Road's roadside for one big party sending Rachel off. With performances from the incredible cc.tv and Jim Nothing, the final installment of Hobby Goblins and a round of arcade Second Guessing. Whakarongo mai nei!

In this episode Antonia and Kate dive deep into what liturgy is and why it is important. After ‘Carnage' by Nick Cage they approach ‘The Presentation' Lk 2:22-40, and ‘St Kevin and the Blackbird' by Seamus Heaney whilst all the while the theme of birds wing through cathedrals, the old testament and too small a cell. Florilegium is a programme on Radio Maria which seeks to weave together liturgy, literature and  gardening in rambling hopefully fruitful ways. It is written and presented by Kate Banks and Antonia Shack. About the Creators Antonia leads a patchwork life with jobs including but not limited to mother, book designer, editor, actor and teacher. She and Kate began discussing poetry, liturgy and gardening at the Willibrord Fellowship reading group in London and are delighted to be continuing these conversations on Radio Maria.  Kate is a teacher of Literature, Philosophy and Theology, with a particularly keen regard for the poet and artist David Jones around whom many of her studies and her teaching-subjects have been based. She also briefly worked as a gardener in London, though she now lives with her little boy on the river Exe in Devon. If you enjoyed this programme, please consider making a once off or monthly donation to Radio Maria England by visiting www.RadioMariaEngland.uk or calling 0300 302 1251 during office hours. It is only through the ongoing support of our listeners that we continue to be a Christian voice by your side.

Just six days since winning their respective semi-finals, Monivea/Abbey and Roscommon's Castlerea St. Kevin's face off this Saturday (25th November) in the Connacht intermediate football final. A late Denis Farragher penalty save gave Monivea/Abbey a 1-8 to 0-10 victory over Kilmeena.  While Adam McDermott netted twice in the early stages of Castlerea's 2-6 to 0-9 win over Sligo's Easkey. The Galway champions are chasing a first-ever provincial final win. Leading up to the game, Monivea/Abbey manager Francis Roache has been chatting to Galway Bay FM's Tommy Devane. == Throw-in at Tuam Stadium on Saturday is 1.30pm and we'll have LIVE coverage here on Galway Bay FM.

An Oamaru school's under fire for barring students from calling their parents when a group of pupils and staff went missing on a camp. Two students and two staff from St Kevin's College went missing overnight last month at Mount Somers. Search and Rescue teams found them the next morning. Parenting commentator, Nathan Wallis says if it's school policy, it'd be okay. "If it was imposed on them and there's nowhere written down that they're allowed to do that and the parents could have a reasonable expectation that they could contact their kids at any time- then it's not acceptable." The school says it's ordered a full review. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Over 25% of primary school-aged children and 40% in secondary school face cyberbullying with Girls more likely to be victimised online than boys- that's according to new research from - CyberSafeKids/ Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast about the findings of this report was CyberSafeKids CEO & Co-Founder Alex Cooney.Also explaining how big the issue is in schools was Dr Barry O'Leary, Principal of St Kevin's School, Sallynoggin.

Over 25% of primary school-aged children and 40% in secondary school face cyberbullying with Girls more likely to be victimised online than boys- that's according to new research from - CyberSafeKids/ Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast about the findings of this report was CyberSafeKids CEO & Co-Founder Alex Cooney.Also explaining how big the issue is in schools was Dr Barry O'Leary, Principal of St Kevin's School, Sallynoggin.

Welcome to The Saint of the Day Podcast, a service of Good Catholic and The Catholic Company. Today's featured saint is St. Kevin Glendalough. If you like what you heard, share this podcast with someone you know, and make sure to subscribe!

Our own Carol Coleman chats to people taking the pilgrim path on St. Kevin's Wat in Co. Wicklow.

The Russian criminal group claiming to be behind the theft of sensitive information relating to almost 10 million Medibank customers has escalated its distribution of the data, ­disclosing hundreds of ­pro­cedures including abortions. The Victorian government says people will not be forced to wear masks while catching public transport, with no plans to change advice in response to rising Covid cases. St Kevin's College parents are set to be banned from making negative comments to the media, with a draft code of conduct prohibiting them from publicly undermining the reputation of the college. A group of 25 Melbourne men are the first in the world to take part in an in-human clinical trial of a promising new injectable male contraceptive.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh Keeley has joined Tottenham Hotspur for an undisclosed fee. The 19-year-old moved to London earlier this week and began training with his new club. Josh joined the St Patrick's Athletic Academy from Belvedere in 2018 and won a league and cup double with our U15s in his first season. The goalkeeper, who is in Ireland Underage international at U16, U17 and U19 quickly progressed to our U17s where he won the league title in 2019 before becoming a league Champion again in 2020 as he played a key role in our U19s league final win against Bohemians, that win saw him make two appearances in last season's UEFA Youth League against Red Star Belgrade. Josh, from Dunboyne, signed his first professional contract with St Pat's in January 2021 and made his first team debut off the bench in a 6-0 FAI Cup win at home to Bray Wanderers last July. The former Shelbourne, St Kevin's Boys and Belvedere goalkeeper made his first league start, aged 18, in a 2-2 draw against Finn Harps at Richmond Park in the last league match of last season. Keeley was also part of our FAI Cup winning squad last season, a dramatic penalty shootout win over Bohemians at Aviva Stadium in front of almost 40,000 supporters.

On Newstalk Breakfast this morning they asked is the depiction of Irish nuns on screen, fair or foul? Religious sisters are the last group of women which we can say whatever we like. That's was the view of David Quinn, Columnist with the Sunday Times who said Irish nuns have been caricatured in film and tv as evil, cruel and inhumane. Henry McKean visited Glendalough in the heavy rain and met walkers taking a break in the Wicklow Heather restaurant. Henry also met Sister Bernadette Sweeney, from the Sisters of Charity, she runs the Community Centre for Music and the Arts in Crumlin at St Kevin's Church in Glendalough.

As a lifelong Freo Dockers fan, it was an honour and privilege to chat with the club CEO Simon Garlick. He was open in talking about his career journey, sports leadership and strategy in the AFL. A former CEO of the Western Bulldogs (2010-2015), Simon was appointed CEO of Fremantle effective November 18, 2019 after serving as CEO of Bastion EBA (2015-2019), a division of Bastion Collective, Australia's leading independent marketing, communications and commercial agency. Simon, who played a combined 181 games for Sydney and the Western Bulldogs (1994-2004), also has extensive experience as a director, with previous governance responsibility on the AFL Players' Association board and as a Western Bulldogs board member. He has expertise in complex stakeholder management and engagement experience across governing bodies, local, state and federal governments, media and the negotiation of major commercial/sponsorship contracts with multinational corporations. Educated at St Kevin's College in Melbourne, Simon has a BA Business Administration from the University of Western Sydney and an MBA from Victoria University. Thanks to Evelina Palmiotti from the club for helping behind the scenes.

David Sneyd has the latest on the LOI manager merry-go-round; Rachel Graham and Paul Corry look back at Ireland's record win; John Caulfield discusses his new book Rebel Heart, plus we hear from Ryan O'Dwyer and Ciaran Long of St Kevin's Killian's GAA Club! Game On.

In episode 152 of Fireside, in anticipation of Kevin's upcoming book Gardensea - he tells the folklore and stories of the Irish and the American with the blackbird and the eagle, including a particular meeting between the two on the coldest night ever felt in Ireland…or was there a colder one before? Kevin also reads the poem from his colleciton St. Kevin and the Angels. Follow Kevin on Instagram: @firesidebard Buy tickets to Fireside Live!: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/fireside-live-three-year-anniversary-tickets-211051630107 Pre-Order Gardensea in Paperback: https://shop.headstuff.org/product/gardensea-by-fireside-host-k-c-olohan-preorder/ Pre-Order Gardensea on Kindle: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gardensea-Neo-Myth-K-C-Olohan-ebook/dp/B09M7T184P/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Gardensea+book&qid=1638229701&qsid=258-1587255-3860966&sr=8-1&sres=B09M7T184P%2C0711950881%2C0946535175%2CB08VTWDXZ4%2C0634045539%2C1616776501%2C0634001825%2C0345449037%2C1671324080%2C1495062570%2C0739042459%2C0882849018%2C1423472640%2CB08MHLMYJC%2C1495098931%2C1523673826&srpt=ABIS_BOOK Support Fireside: https://headstuffpodcasts.com/owner/shows/fireside

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses sexual assault and violence against women.In this episode of Australia, Explained, we break down sexual assault within the AFL: past cases, present issues and future solutions.Bits and pieces mentioned:Stephen Milne CaseJames Robinson's protest against St Kevin's CollegeAFL's Respect and Responsibility PolicyNRL “no-fault stand down” policyThis week, Tania recommended an ABC Four Corners Report titled “Boys Club” about the scandals surrounding St Kevin's College. Vanessa recommended a reading list of modern feminist texts that everyone should read!If you're new to Australia, Explained, we are a weekly news podcast dedicated to helping Aussies get on top of things Down Under. You can support us by clicking ‘Subscribe' or ‘Follow' on your preferred podcast app, leaving a review, and most importantly - share this podcast with your friends!Follow us for more short, sweet and simple Aussie content on Instagram @australiaexplainedpod.Audio and sound production: Liam Unwin @astriidastriidastriid Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kevin Stuhr Ellegaard er med i denne udgave af Helsingør Fanpodcast. De to topopgør mod Lyngby og Fredericia taler vi om og så ser vi frem mod kampen i Sundby Idrætspark. Kevin svarer også på alle de gode spørgsmål fra Cementens Facebookside. Medvirkende: Fast paneldeltager: Mads Hussing fra Frederiksborg Amts Avis og sn.dk. Vært & lyd:  Dennis Hynnecke Rigtig god lytter, Forza Helsingør

Melbourne photographer James Robinson has called out the toxic culture in Australia private schools by breaking into his old college, setting his school blazer on fire and making out with his partner on the lawn. Plus, fruit pickers will be guaranteed a minimum wage under a significant Fair Work Commission ruling. Live guests: James Robinson, artist and former St Kevin's College student Emma Germano, president of the Victorian Farmers Federation

Continuing her adventures in Glendalough Meghan brings you stories of this Celtic mystic. She also describes her magical experience with the vibrational nature of the sacred lake and reads poetry written in Glendalough. Learn more at https://www.meghandon.life  

St Kevin always loved nature. Some people say he had a soft spot in his heart for animals too...but what about in his hand? Listen now to hear his story. St Kevin, Pray for Us! www.shininglightdolls.com www.instagram.com/shininglightdolls www.facebook.com/shininglightdollsllc

In this episode, we talk to Senator Scott Ryan, Senator for Victoria and President of the Senate about engaging the Australian voters in the political discourse. Topics covered include: - How the President of the Senate gets elected - The President's relationship with public committees - The differences and similarities between the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House - Managing debate in the Senate - The untold successes of the writing of the Constitution - The role of the media in Parliament - What life lessons are most important when applying them to a political career - The need for everyone to have access to opportunities across Australia - The impact of single-issue movements on the political party system - What drives party policy behind the scenes - The benefits of greater citizen in engagement in politics and political issues - The history of media releases in Parliament House - How technology has changed Parliamentary processes - The push to table speeches - Top book recommendations - Federalism in Australia About Senator Ryan: Scott Ryan was elected as a Liberal Senator for Victoria at the 2007 federal election. He was re-elected in 2013 and again in 2016. In November 2017 Senator Ryan was elected by the Senate to serve as its 25th President. Immediately prior to this, from August 2016, he was Special Minister of State and Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Cabinet. He previously served as Minister for Vocational Education and Skills and Deputy Manager of Government Business in the Senate between February and August 2016, and as Assistant Cabinet Secretary from September 2015 to February 2016. Prior to that, and following the election the Coalition in September 2013, Senator Ryan was Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education and Training. Senator Ryan was a member of the shadow ministry from 2010 to 2013, serving as Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Small Business and Fair Competition. Senator Ryan has previously been a member of numerous Senate and Joint Parliamentary committees, including serving as Chair of the Senate Standing Committee on Finance and Public Administration. He graduated from St Kevin's College and went on to complete a Bachelor of Arts with First Class Honours at the University of Melbourne. Before being elected to the Senate in 2007, he worked for international pharmaceutical company, GlaxoSmithKline and as a consultant in the health and insurance industries. He has also served as a research fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs, worked as a senior adviser to the Leader of the Opposition in Victoria, a speechwriter for Senator the Hon Nick Minchin and in the office of the Victorian Premier, the Hon Jeff Kennett. He is married to Helen and they live in Melbourne with their two sons. He is a member of the Essendon Football Club, the Institute of Public Affairs, the Centre for Independent Studies and the Samuel Griffith Society. He is an honorary life member of the Melbourne University Liberal Club and the Australian Liberal Students' Federation.

Assistant manager, Gerry Reddy from St Kevin's boys club in Whitehall pays tribute to teenager Josh Dunne.

The latest LaoisToday Talking Sport Podcast is here - and once again, although there isn't much going on on the field at the moment, there is plenty to talk about off it. Host Alan Hartnett joins Steven Miller for the chat which begins with the latter's gripe surrounding Ireland's Fittest Family mixing up hay and straw bales. LaoisToday broke the news last week that Donie Kingston, among others, had opted to re-join the Laois senior football panel for 2021. Steven and Alan reflect on this boost for Mike Quirke's charges but ponder just when games will be allowed to resume. The episode concludes with an interview involving two of Laois's most promising young sportspeople. Portlaoise teenagers Aaron Doran and Colin Conroy both play soccer for St Kevin’s Boys/Bohemians in the League of Ireland – something they have done for the last five years after switching from Portlaoise AFC.The 17 year-olds won the U-17 League of Ireland title just before Christmas – defeating Shamrock Rovers in the final with both lads playing a starring role.Aaron scored inside the first minute and set up Evan Fergusson for the second a short time after. While Colin, who has been capped for the Republic of Ireland from U-15 level upwards, was subsequently named Man of the Match.The interview begins with some commentary from that final – which includes some very high praise for both lads from League of Ireland legend Conan Byrne – and then Aaron and Colin will tell Alan all about their journey so far.

Power bills will be slashed from next month to the lowest level in five years. Energy retailers are feeling festive handing out Christmas discounts to half a million Victorian households. Explosive testimony involving sexual misconduct has been heard about a sacked St Kevin's College teacher who is seeking reinstatement. During a four day Fair Work Commission hearing Mr Simon Parris admitted to initiating hugs of students, sending a tweet about wet dreams and storing “hard core gay pornography” on his school computer. Retail workers and hospitality staff will be given greater flexibility to work extra hours under proposed changes to Australia's workplace laws. Consumers will pay less for red wine, but more for white wine as part of the fallout from COVID-19 and China's import taxes on Aussie wines. For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription at heraldsun.com.au. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The students attended a private boys college. What happened? (Story from - Australia) Intro by - Javier Leiva at Pretend Podcast - http://pretendradio.org/  Send voice mail - https://anchor.fm/applefortheteacherpod/message Email - applefortheteacherpodcast@gmail.com Twitter - https://twitter.com/AppleforTeacher Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/apple_for_the_teacher_podcast/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pg/applefortheteacherpodcast/ Sources - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Kevin%27s_College,_Melbourne https://www.abc.net.au/4corners/boy-club/11994640 https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/feb/26/who-is-george-pell-and-what-has-he-been-convicted-of https://www.smh.com.au/national/victoria/st-kevin-s-boys-told-not-to-sing-school-songs-chants-war-cries-20200304-p546rp.html https://www.3aw.com.au/st-kevins-college-issues-apology-after-students-sexist-chant-on-melbourne-tram/ https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/never-a-member-of-staff-st-kevin-s-headmaster-distances-school-from-convicted-coach-20200218-p541ub.html https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-19/st-kevins-headmaster-stephen-russell-resigns/11980008 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/applefortheteacherpod/message

In a special edition, the VAFA are shining a light on mental health and talking through the ups and downs of the current situation we are living through in Victoria.Carlton psychologist, Tarah Kavanagh, has over a decade of experience with elite AFL footballers, outlining coping mechanisms and techniques for staying motivated, former Hawthorn AFC President Pat Clancey discusses the WINGS program that has become a significant part of the Hawks culture, St Kevin's assistant coach Nick Walsh is the program manager of Tackle Your Feelings, a program implemented for community coaches and clubs to assist in guiding themselves and their players plus we change tact and ask Joe Pignataro about how his football club St Bernard's supported him through a period of grief.Join Joey and Nick Armistead for a very special edition of the VAFA podcast.

Every town has that one spooky abandoned building, the one that seems to naturally gather scary stories and urban legends. On the west side of Cork City, the great Victorian redbrick section of the Our Lady's complex, St Kevin's, has a real-life history of scandal and tragedy. In this episode, Cian takes a trip to the empty, fire-scarred structure that still stands above the Lee Valley onto the city. We'll discuss the Victorian origins of the complex, the scandals that went on inside, and the reasons we're drawn to places of tragedy. The Ghost Trail On Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyswG_oLkVQV9vQNnpJj1_A Abandoned Ireland Article on St Kevin's http://www.abandonedireland.com/skv_more.html Harrowing By Name Blog Article On St kevin's http://harrowingp.blogspot.com/2013/01/st-annes-asylum-cork-ireland.html Cian's old blog, an earlier visit to St kevin's https://ciangill2.blogspot.com/2010/03/st-annes.html

This week on Fireside (https://www.headstuff.org/fireside/) is Episode 78: Bedding St. Kevin Get in touch with the show on Kevin’s Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/firesidebard/) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/olohansolo) if you have any ideas for the podcast, or just want to say hi! Please donate to the Patreon Page (https://www.patreon.com/firesidepodcast) to show your support!

On 3 June 618, St Kevin of Glendalough died. Produced and presented by Brian Byrne.

Liam Brady is the latest guest on the IFFTV podcast, he talks about his footballing career from his early days at St Kevin's Boys, moving on from there to #Arsenal and playing for them for years before moving to #Juventus wear he became a legend there too, before getting shafted by the club for Platini, he went onto tell his story make sure to check it out and let us know your thoughts on this great icon of Irish football. #COYBIG #LiamBrady #SerieA

In today’s episode we speak to Luke Macaronas, a former St Kevin’s student. He wrote for The Saturday Paper about the way toxic masculinity defines elite private schools and other powerful institutions, and how it stops them from addressing issues of abuse.Guest: Former St Kevin’s student Luke Macaronas.Background reading:St Kevin’s College, abuse and the language of pain in The Saturday PaperThe Saturday PaperThe MonthlyFor more information on today’s episode, visit 7ampodcast.com.au. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Craig Hutchison and Damian Barrett for S5 Ep 4.TIME CODES.30 – There's a new king in town. James Brayshaw couldn't quite make it to his first radio show of the year.6.00 – Holey Moley Update – mini golf conflict on Round One of the AFL Season for BT. 8.15 – Fox Footy Promo. Garry ‘The Wolf' Lyon relegated to the pogo stick aviator glasses guy while Nick Riewoldt gets the muscle car shot.12.30 – Harvey Weinstein found guilty of two of five sex crimes.15 – The Mack Horton Memorial pool debacle. Hutchy and Damo are on opposite sides of the argument. It's a risk and reward situation.21.30 – Why or Why Not? Hutchy's Why Not? Why couldn't Conor McKenna play for Essendon but still be based in Ireland? Can we be more flexible with how we accommodate players?27.00 The Australian Dream – Adam Goodes' documentary28.00 – Follow up on the St Kevin's grooming scandal.30 – Sam McClure's reporting on Amazon's push to sign on clubs for an AFL documentary project. Collingwood's football department has rejected Eddie McGuire's push to be part of a series. Would more behind the scenes access help clubs and the code?Discussion of conflicts in media and in sport – everyone's conflicted.37 – Question of the Week for Social Status from Forward Thinkrr on Twitter who asks;"With Mike Bloomberg running for President, Bloomberg News have decided to only do basic reporting of the campaign and complete no investigations into any of the presidential candidates. How should Bloomberg News cover both Bloomberg's campaign and the entire election?"That's our Question of the Week for Social Status - Australia's Leading Social Media Advertising Agency. Does your business need professional Social Media Marketing? Check out their website HERE. 40.30 – Current state of the media market – radio networks downgrading their forecasts but Hutchy sees the cycle moving on and things looking up.Join The Sounding Board fraternity on Twitter or Facebook. Or email the show thesoundingboard@crocmedia.comThis podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Crocmedia.

Last word on statistics- new figures (R.O.G.S.) show huge funding increases to private schools and cuts to public schools as R.O.G.S. overestimates spending on public schools. St Kevin's College supporting paedophiles DURING the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse! Mandatory reporting of abuse and the law. Federal and state funding.Great State School of the Week- Auburn High Schoolwww.adogs.info

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Join Craig Hutchison and Damian Barrett for S5 Ep 3. TIME CODES1.00 Rohan Connolly joins the Wikileaks fight and pivots from sport to 'social commentary'. Where do we stand with Julian Assange?7.30 – What the hell is going on at St Kevin's Catholic School in Melbourne?. We discuss Louise Milligan's Four Corners report Boys Club: Private school privilege and a culture of cover up.13.00 – Triple M release its list of their 2020 AFL call team. But where is Damo?15.00 – Boozy Labor MP's article in the Herald Sun is a ‘narrative shift' story to re balance perhaps after Scott Morrison's coverage this summer.21 – We discuss the Houston Astro's cheating scandal and look at the future of the sport with its aging fan base.28.00 - Channel 7 / Seven West Media reported a $67 million half-year loss this week. Audience fragmentation and huge costs pressures seem to be playing out.32.50 – Question of the Week for Social Status.Leigh Eustace asks “What sort of metrics next Friday night (for the AFL State of Origin Bush fire game) would have the AFL and broadcasters considering replicating the concept year on year/semi regularly? 1 million on TV? 1.5 million? A full Marvel stadium at a minimum as well?”That's our Question of the Week for Social Status - Australia's Leading Social Media Advertising Agency. Does your business need professional Social Media Marketing? Check out their website HERE. 39.00 - The demise of Holden. What becomes of the Supercars? Join The Sounding Board fraternity on Twitter or Facebook.This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Crocmedia.

Join Caroline Wilson and Corrie Perkin for Ep 115 – ‘Maybe It Was The Weevils’.Caro’s back from her #FillUpYourEsky road trip through bushfire affected towns along the South Coast of NSW – and she’s got some great recommendations for local businesses that need our support including Dulcie’s Cottage in Merimbula, Tathra Oysters and The Long Paddock in Lindenow.As February challenges continue – Corrie’s managed to cut her Instagram usage by 27% and the cull continues at Caro’s house.Caro and Corrie discuss the current state of women in Sports journalism and in leadership roles in sporting bodies. Why is there still such under representation? Why do difficult men seem to survive where difficult women don’t?We recap some of the highlights from the Oscar’s last week and Caro reviews Parasite. Caro’s ‘Crush of the Week’ is journalist Louise Milligan for her expose about an alleged ‘cultural cover up’ at St Kevin’s Catholic School in Melbourne.In ‘BSF’ Caro’s pulled a classic from the shelves in F.Scott Fitgerald’s The Beautiful and Damned, Corrie’s been to see the 2020 version of Jane Austen’s Emma and Caro shares an easy recipe for Spicy Chilli Beans (see recipe below).This week Corrie’s grumpy about ruthless landlords who’d rather risk an empty shop than face the reality that retailers are struggling.My Bookshop Bushfire Recovery EventOn Thursday March 26 Corrie will host a very special event with two award-winning authors, actor and writer Magda Szubanski and journalist Margaret Simons, renowned political journalist Barrie Cassidy, and Will Connolly, a young activist who is emerging from the popular “Egg Boy” tag to show his capacity to change the world in which he lives.The event will start at 6.30pm and finish 7.30pm. Tickets are a donation minimum of $100 each and all proceeds will go toward Magda Szubanski and Will Connolly’s Go Fund Me initiative to raise money to support ongoing mental health services in bush fire-affected regions. For more details click HEREFor videos and pics make sure you follow us on Instagram @DontShootPod.Like our Facebook page and hit 'Sign Up' to receive weekly updates HERE.Email the show via feedback@dontshootpod.com.au. Don't Shoot The Messenger is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Crocmedia.SPICY CHILLI BEANS2 tablespoons olive oil1 brown onion, finely chopped1 red capsicum, cut into 1cm pieces4 cloves of garlic, thinly sliced1 tablespoon ground cumin1 teaspoon smoke paprika400g can chopped tomatoes1 tablespoon tomato paste400g can lentils, rinsed and drained400g can red kidney beans, rinsed and drained425g can black beans, rinsed and drainedSea salt and cracked black pepperHeat the olive oil in a large heavy-based saucepan (cast iron if possible) over medium heat. Add the onion and capsicum and cook, stirring often for 3-4 minutes or until softened.Add the garlic, cumin, paprika, tomatoes, tomato paste and 200ml of water and stir to combine. Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat and simmer gently, stirring occasionally for 20 minutes.Add the lentils, kidney beans and black beans and stir to combine. Continue simmering for 20minutes to bring the flavours together, stirring from time to time. Add a little extra water if it becomes dry. Taste and season with salt and pepper as needed. Suggest serving with sweet potato and avocado.

More on 'Engines of Privilege- The Problem with Private Schools' (Green and Kyneston). The consequence of funding decisions in the 60s is our bifurcated education system. So-called 'VALUES' of private schools questioned in article by Adam Voight on the reprehensible behaviour of St Kevin's students and the responsibility avoidance in the Principal's response. Catholic Church strips Parish Priests of power over schools in effort to keep billions of taxpayer dollars. Victorian education minister Merlino's game-changing funding to public schools.Great State School of the Week- Orbost Secondary College 7-12www.adogs.info

If you are a biological male and want to live like a man then you are the biggest target of persecution in the west. The Uncuckables has an all-male panel to discuss this new discrimination with Tim Wilms, Editor in Chief of The Unshackled, David Hiscox, Editor of The XYZ, and Matty Rose from Matty's Modern Life. Men and boys should dare not express their attraction to or desire to have relations with the biological female. That's what a group of boys St Kevin's College in Melbourne found out on a local tram. An awkward teen in the UK will now be a sex offender for five years for an approach to a girl went wrong. Female models at sports events and in women's magazines have also found themselves unemployed due to their attractiveness being responsible for toxic masculinity. But of course, men are still allowed to be objectified. The biological female is also under attack as women can now get periods and transwoman must be accommodated in straight pornography. The custody battle of a 7 year old alleged transgender boy in Texas has gained international attention. Meanwhile, Canadian “transwoman” Jessica Yaniv lost her complaint against a salon not waxing her balls. Internationally 39 dead bodies have been discovered in a truck in England who were being people smuggled across Europe. Chile's left is protesting to demand bigger government, and Trump's troop movement with Syria has led to a ceasefire between Syria and Turkey. Mark Zuckerberg was back before Congress with the socialist Democrats now not happy with Facebook. The Uncuckables Links: http://theuncuckables.com/ https://rationalrise.tv/programs/the-uncuckables-3c5d6b https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-uncuckables-podcast/id1469242261 https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-uncuckables https://tunein.com/podcasts/News--Politics-Podcasts/The-Uncuckables-p1229870/ https://open.spotify.com/show/6xjY4vTAZcPVFQnAEqgarO The Unshackled Links: https://www.theunshackled.net/ https://www.youtube.com/c/TheUnshackled https://www.facebook.com/TUnshackled/ XYZ Links: https://www.xyz.net.au/ https://www.facebook.com/itsyourxyz Matty's Modern Life Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/mattus52 Matty Rose/XYZ Live https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsVPqW6Mi0XP6hOXTE4sT6g See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Psalm 61:4 NLT 'Let me live for ever in your sanctuary, safe beneath the shelter of your wings!' I led a pilgrimage to Glendalough in County Wicklow some years ago. It’s a medieval monastic community founded in the sixth century by St Kevin. We enjoyed an amazing time reflecting on the life of faith and participating in activities that brought to life the history and strong spiritual heritage of Ireland. At the entrance to the monastery there is, secured into the rock of the entrance, a large ring. This was for those seeking sanctuary from the law. If they grasped hold of it, they were invited to stay within the monastery for a year. If they found faith and as an act of contrition joined the monks as part of the community, their debt to society was deemed paid. I am sure years of prayer is a better return for society than an individual rotting in a prison. Maybe we need to establish sanctuary churches today? Sanctuary literally means a place of “refuge or safety from pursuit, persecution, or other danger”. So often we look to God as a sanctuary more in keeping with a spa. A spa in central London advertised itself as “...the ultimate act of love...a place of pure tranquillity...to relax, unwind and recover”; it was entirely about self-indulgence. However, God’s offer is to provide a point of ultimate resistance to the appetites and temptations that will only destroy our walk of faith. The simple point being that without surrender to God we must be eaten up and spat out by a fallen world. God offers us sanctuary, a place where we can live even as we wage war in our daily life within contemporary society. QUESTION: What does investing in cultivating your inner life look like? PRAYER: Dear God, address the wounds I carry; give me fine healing and refreshment as I continue to engage in the fight of my life for my own salvation and that of those around me.

Joe Pignataro, Nick Armistead & Brian Waldron recap all Premier Preliminary Finals + all the Division Grand Finals, it was a cracking weekend for St Kevin's, Old Scotch & Ajax who have all advanced to their section Grand Finals. Whitefriars completed the perfected season in the Divisions, Aquinas produced a 2 point thriller, Preston won their 4th flag in 7 years and St Francis Xavier farewell the VAFA in Division 4 as the Champions. We look ahead to the Premier Grand Finals this weekend & an in-depth chat with Jack Gray of Williamstown CYMS after they won their way into the Premier C Grand Final & B Grade promotion in semi-final weekend.

Memory and Reconciliation: The Church and the Faults of the Past In the Creed we profess our faith that the Church is holy. Yet across 2000 years of history we’re challenged by many actions of Catholics that were not holy: wars, persecutions, violations of human rights. In 2000 the International Theological Commission published Memory and Reconciliation: The Church and the Faults of the Past, which explored this contrast. At our September t@p, Fr Justin Ford will take up those reflections and will show, with historical examples, how the essential holiness of the Church is untainted by the sins of her members. Fr Justin Ford grew up in Bentleigh, attending St Paul’s Primary School and St Kevin’s College. He worked as a structural engineer after studying at Melbourne University, later also gaining degrees in philosophy from the same institution. He entered the seminary in 2001 and was ordained priest in 2006. Fr Justin is now parish priest of St Mary’s Ascot Vale and Spiritual Director of the Melbourne Senatus of the Legion of Mary.  

Co-owner and Brand Manager, Donal O'Gallachoir, joins Pedro in the Whiskey Society this week to chat about Glendalough, an Irish Whiskey helping leading the charge in this new wave of Irish Whiskies that are coming to America.--From The Glendalough Website:The Glendalough Distillery was set up by a group of friends from Wicklow and Dublin with a passion for reviving the heritage of craft distilling in Ireland. In the 18th & 19th centuries there were over 200 licensed distilleries in Ireland and along with countless unlicensed ones produced diverse styles of poitín, whiskey, gin and even absinthe. Until recently that dropped to a small handful. After many an evening's banter and debate over why there weren't more craft distilleries in the birthplace of distilling, the friends convinced each other to leave the safety of their day jobs, head into the mountains and take a chance on something more meaningful (much like the man on the bottle, St Kevin). Together they built a craft distillery near their favourite spot in those mountains, Glendalough.Whiskey & Wood:A key influence on the flavour of our whiskey comes from the wood it has spent time in. There are countless nuances in how that wood effects and injects flavour, from the straightness of the tree or fineness of the grain to the size of the barrel or depth of the char. Somewhere between a lot, and most of the dominant flavours in whiskey come from the wood it has spent time in.There are countless nuances in how that wood effects flavour, from the straightness of the tree or fineness of the grain to the size of the barrel or depth of the char.Two of the main factors in how we choose our wood are: the breed of oak (where the wood is from), and the predecessor liquid (if it's a pre-loved barrel, what's been in it).As with most Irish whiskeys, ours matures in Bourbon barrels. But where we break with tradition is that we finish all of our whiskeys in a second, very different cask. These are selected especially to accentuate the flavours already inherent in a given whiskey.AMERICAN BOURBON BARRELSAs mentioned, our whiskeys do the bulk of their time in first-fill American white oak Bourbon barrels. These 200 litre casks lay the flavour foundation that has become the backbone of the Irish whiskey taste.Felled in Missouri at about 80 years old, they are milled, seasoned and coopered in Kentucky and filled with Bourbon.American oak casks impart a lot of flavour. Besides the fact that they've held Bourbon before we get them, the charred wood truly transforms new-make Irish whiskey. We use a level 4 "alligator char" which really brings the wood alive in terms of flavour.This adds that charcoal mellowness, the sweetness of vanilla and caramel that perfectly compliment the flavours already present in the spirit. They bring to the whiskey a beautiful golden hue, and smoothen it to a creamy mouth-feel.However we're always seeking out new flavours, the best oak around the world and other interesting casks.SPANISH OLOROSO SHERRY CASKSTo finish our Double Barrel, we use 500 litre Oloroso sherry butts made from European oak, felled in the ancient deciduous forests of Northern Spain. A tree must be about 120 years old before it's good for barrel making.The casks are lightly toasted rather than charred. So we get clearer wood flavours. Then there's the Oloroso. A dark, fruity and nutty fortified wine from Montillo, Spain, the Oloroso that seasons our casks is made from the famed Pedro Ximenez grape. After about 2 years of holding Oloroso, we then inspect and choose the casks.The intense flavours they bring get into our whiskey fast. Raisins, sultanas, candied peel, cinnamon, nutmeg, and Christmas pudding are all clearly discernible in the whiskey within 6 months, as the liquid turns from gold to amber.DUBLIN PORTER BARRELSFor our 7 year old single malt, it's Dublin porter barrels. Although these barrels are also ex-bourbon, they become a different beast once craft porter spends a year in them.We use barrels from the 5 Lamps brewery in Dublin. Their "Black Pitts Porter" is a rich, black beer with deep, dark flavours. Made with chocolate malt and roasted barley, the porter is rich and creamy with complex aromas and a smooth velvety texture.All of this gets into the oak and comes back out into our whiskey to accentuate the robust malts of both liquids. Flavours of cocoa from the porter mix with the citrus notes of the whiskey to result in dark chocolate orange flavours, with toffee and even coffee notes on the finish. It's an unusual and noticeably different whiskey, that you want to return to, often.JAPANESE MIZUNARA BARRELSFor our 13 year old single malt, it's the legendary Mizunara oak. Found in forests on the rugged, volcanic island of Hokkaido, the wood is very soft and porous with a tight grain, which is good for flavour but hard to cooper and prone to leaking. It has very high levels of vanillins that impart luxurious woody flavours fast.Ours is then brought to the south of Japan to air dry in Miyzaki before coopering at Japan's only independent cooperage. Here we personally inspect the wood before it's worked by Japan's oldest cooper. The casks are lightly charred and shipped as virgin barrels over 6,000 miles to us.Mizunara packs a punch of unique, exotic and exquisite woody flavours. Some say sandalwood, we'd agree, but that's just the beginning. It amplifies flavour and brings the mouth-feel to velvety proportions, it layers on extra vanilla, honey and even coconut.It makes for a pretty unique take on Irish whiskeyIRISH OAKProbably the rarest of all casks is Irish Oak. Before Ireland was known as "the emerald isle", it was known through out the old world as "the wooded isle". They say a squirrel could cross the whole country touching nothing but oak.In particular, Glendalough oak was famed for boat building as far back as Viking times (The largest Viking ship ever built was "The Sea Stallion of Glendalough"). Even the mountains that cradle the valley are named for the oak forests that covered them - Camaderry Mountain (Sliabh Céim an Doire, meaning "the mountain pass of the oak wood") and Derrybawn Mountain (Sliabh Doire Ban, meaning "the mountain of white oak")We're very excited and proud to play a part in bringing Irish oak back into use for aging Irish whiskey, helping to manage these ancient forests, and doing our bit for the regeneration of these beautiful, broad-leaf, deciduous woods.We are sourcing trees from within walking distance of the distillery to get to a truer taste of Wicklow Whiskey, using Wicklow barley and Wicklow water. We are a little while away from releasing liquid from this great experiment, but watch this space, it will be sooner than you think!glendaloughdistillery.com--What we drank:Glendalough Double Barrel Irish WhiskeyGlendalough Black Pitts Single Malt (Aged 7 Years)Glendalough Mizunara Cask Finish Single Malt (Aged 13 Years)--Follow us:spiritguidesocietypodcast.comfacebook.com/spiritguidesoctwitter.com/spiritguidesocinstagram.com/spiritguidesochttps://www.youtube.com/c/SpiritGuideSociety--Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Joe Pignataro, Nick Armistead & Brian Waldron wrap up round 4 of VAFA football - Anthony "Plugga" Lynch is the special guest, legend of the St Kevin's footy club looking ahead to round 5 where the Skobs host the top of the table University Blues.

All Ireland minor camogie champions Cork in studio. Reaction from Cork's seniors win over Clare. Reaction from Fermoy's win and Kilworth's win in the Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship. Cork City assistant boss John Cotter looks ahead to their clash with Finn Harps. Blarney United Under 17 boss Greg Constant on their FAI Cup win over St Kevin's Boys.

Dr Victoria Coffey was one of the first female paediatricians in Ireland. After graduation from RCSI, Coffey worked at the Meath and Coombe Hospitals before being appointed in 1943 as medical officer in charge of children at St Kevin's Hospital. During this period, she developed her interest in the neglected field of congenital birth defects and began a distinguished publishing career. Appointed lecturer in teratology at Trinity College, Coffey went on to conduct pioneering research on a range of subjects including metabolic disorders in the newborn and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). In 1979 she was elected a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland and was also a founding member of their Faculty of Paediatrics. She was the first female recipient of RCSI's Distinguished Graduate Medal, first woman President of both the Irish Paediatric Association and the RCSI Postgraduates' Association, and President and founding member of the Irish and American Paediatric Society.

I avsnitt 71 av GIF-podden gästar jag Kevin Walker i Stockholm. Över en dubbel espresso på ett hotell i Stockholm (därav den något stökiga miljön) pratar vi bland annat om svårigheten med speltid i år, om den märkliga skadan som stoppade honom i derbyt, om avskedet från Giffarna, om när han stoppades från ett provspel … Fortsätt läsa Avsnitt 71 – gäst: Kevin Walker Inlägget Avsnitt 71 – gäst: Kevin Walker dök först upp på GIF-podden.

Joe Pignataro, Nick Armistead and Brian Waldron wrap up the William Buck Premier Grand Final win by St Kevin's with an in-depth chat with Mitch Brown, successful St Bernard's coach Mark "Bomber" Riley joins the boys after the Snowdogs claimed the B Grade Premiership and Fitzroy favourite Luke Mahoney reflects on the first Premiership won by the Roys since 1944.

Joe Pignataro, Nick Armistead and Brian Waldron wrap up the final round of the home and away season for William Buck Premier. De La Salle have avoided relegation and remain in A Grade in 2019. Plus coach of Carlton's AFLW side and 2015 Premiership coach of St Kevin's Daniel Harford joins the boys taking an in-depth look at how the final 4 of William Buck Premier will approach this first weekend of finals.

Joe Pignataro, Nick Armistead & Brian Waldron wrap up Round 16 of VAFA football at William Buck Premier, preview the Women's Grand Finals plus an in-depth chat with St Kevin's head of football & 1990 Premiership player with Collingwood, Michael Christian.

Joe Pignataro, Nick Armistead & Brian Waldron wrap up round 13 of VAFA football plus Ayce Cordy joins the guys after Uni Blues big 46 point win over St Kevin's on the weekend.

We survived #GC79

Joe Pignataro, Nick Armistead and Andrew Leonard wrap up the Round 7 of the VAFA football with an in-depth chat with Tom Quinn who played in the first draw of William Buck Premier for 2018 plus an exclusive chat with St Kevin's superstar Mitch Brown. 

Joe Pignataro, Nick Armistead and Brian Waldron wrap up the opening round of VAFA action - St Kevin's unfurled their Premiership flag in style. Old Xavier had a shock loss at home and we look ahead to the early top of the table clash in Premier B between Old Carey vs. St Bernard's. Will Johnson ruined Brian's Saturday kicking 5 goals and joined us for an extensive chat. 

Psalm 31:1 NLT 'O Lord, I have come to you for protection; don’t let me be disgraced. Save me, for you do what is right.' Some years ago I lead a retreat to Glendalough in County Wicklow, Ireland. It is renowned for a large Celtic monastic site that was founded in the sixth century by St Kevin. It is well worth a visit. Just inside the entrance etched into the wall are a Celtic cross and a large fixed ring. If someone fleeing from the authorities reached the monastery and grasped hold of this ring, then they could claim sanctuary, placing themselves under the authority of the monastery. They enjoyed freedom from secular prosecution for twelve months, over which time they determined if they would yield all of their life and property to God and take vows. If not, then they were handed back to the authorities. Sanctuary is a metaphor for our own grasping hold of God and asking for both forgiveness and mercy. We are never freed from life’s difficulties, but know that God is faithful and will sustain us since we have yielded our lives and property to him. Sometimes the demands of life place choices before us. Will we continue with God, or take back control and take our chances in a turbulent world? The psalmist speaks of seeking refuge (NIV). Just as someone sought sanctuary in the monastery, so we are placing all of our trust in the integrity and faithfulness of God. We have the power to yield, yet no power to influence the outcome. Our trust is based upon a promise, and promises are difficult to establish in law. A promise is always dependent upon someone keeping their word and can appear very insubstantial. Yet, promise is all we have in return for our commitment. QUESTION: Have you taken refuge in God? PRAYER: Lord, may my hope and trust be in you today.

I avsnitt nummer 3 av Mjällbypodden gästas vi av en av förra årets utropstecken, Kevin Carlsson. Kevin berättar om hur hans karriär har sett ut fram till idag, vad han har för mål och vad han tycker om laget än så länge.

There's Christmas cheer aplenty as the Piccolo Lasso choir sing carols on the Róisín Meets podcast. Listen to the children's renditions of Deck the Hall, Joy to the World and O Holy Night, led by choirmaster extraordinaire, Ite O'Donovan. You can catch the Piccolo Lasso choir on December 18th at St Kevin’s Church, Harrington Street, SCR, Dublin 8, where they will also perform with a mini orchestra on Christmas day.

On this weeks garden podcast Peter Donegan chats with Eoin Kearney of Glendalough Distillery, an Irish craft whiskey (they also make gin) distillery set up in 2011. To the how this ended up on a garden podcast ? Eoin was originally selected to take part in the Bord Bia (the Irish Food and Horticulture promotional board)/ Smurfit fellowship programme before he joined the team. The master distillers also produce a wild botanical gin – one for every season – the plants of which are hand picked (foraging, if you will) from the Wicklow mountains. Of note in that wild plant selecting department the team work closely with Geraldine Kavanagh of Wild Wicklow Foods. We of course go a stage further to chatting about how they capture the flavours and scents from such plant life, what plants and as only Peter can do, St Kevin holding a blackbird, why 5 mates set up their own venture, the history of Poitín (an illegal beverage distilled from potatoes) made from malted barley and sugar beet….. the list is literally endless. The Sodshow garden podcast airs every live Friday at 3pm and can be found in iTunes and all good podcast stores from 4pm.

The original headless horseman, St Kevin’s hideaway, the remains of St Nick, and the Hellfire Club are among the fairytale treasures from The Fairytale Traveler Christa Thompson.