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We were joined in this Policed - Echo Chamber crossover podcast by Liam Herrick, Executive Director of the Irish Council for Civil Liberties. We talk about the report on the Coroners' System, authored by Prof Phil Scraton and Dr Gillian McNaul, which ICCL launched last week. Vicky and Liam talk about why the coroners system matters, what families are saying about how it's failing them, and some of the key considerations within the report for reform. Then Liam looks back over the past 14 months and the extraordinary restrictions on our civil liberties due to the pandemic. In particular we look at mandatory hotel quarantine, Covid passports and the role of An Garda Siochana. Restrictions are up for review in June and it's important that any future restrictions are balanced with our constitutional rights. To support this podcast and get access to ad free versions and exclusive podcasts join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

The boys are dipping into Major League Wrestling this week, where podcast favourites Jacob Fatu and Calvin Tankman collided for the MLW World Title. Then Liam and Gareth head straight over to Ichigaya Chocolate Square for ChocoPro’s two day anniversary special, ChocoPro #100. To keep yourself topped up during the week, why not tune in to our socials at @Inside_TheRopes, @wrstlingpod, @metaphwoarr and @LWyatt_probably.  The man Rob Hawkins (@rob_hawkins) is the guy to thank for our banging intro! Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/insidetheropes See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode Liam & Ben discuss the latest news and rumours from across the NBA. Then Liam is joined by Draft analyst James Plowright to discuss this years draft. 52 seconds - NBA News & Trade talk 38 mins & 17 seconds - NBA draft interview with James Plowright

Jack can't find Michael, then, through tracking finds out he's... back in the hospital?!? Then Liam shows up with his new brother... Kevin Train Moxley?!? What the hell is going on around here?!?Twitter: @JackBillingsPod @MyNeighborMich1 Jack's Cell: 216-403-7141 Email: JackBillingsOfficial@gmail.comTheme song "Bill of Sale" by Kyle Check of Devil's Advocate www.Facebook.com/DevilsAdvocateMetal

California lawmakers have introduced a new package of legislation aimed at making it easier to build housing in California. Matt and Liam discuss whether the new proposals will make a meaningful dent in the state's housing shortage, and how COVID_19 has changed what is and isn't possible. First, an Avocado of the Fortnight has Matt and Liam talking turkey (5:00). Then Liam shared some epidemiologically informed advice for Matt on how he should live in his apartment complex (7:20). Then an overview of how homelessness and housing programs fared in deficit-demolished state budget (12:00), and how that affected the suite of housing bills pushed by Senate Democratic leaders after SB 50 (21:00). Remember to donate to CalMatters and subscribe to the Los Angeles Times to participate in our Gimme Shelter Sweepstakes and get a chance to win some housing artwork and be on the show. Donate: https://checkout.fundjournalism.org/memberform?org_id=calmatters Subscribe: https://www.latimes.com/subscriptions/land-subscribe-evergreen/subscribe.html

On this episode of The 90th Minute, liam, Lucas, Woz, Greg and Matt discuss several topics as we await the beautiful game to restart! The Bundesliga seems like it's coming back, so we discuss that and the clubs competing for the title! Matt goes deep onto Barcelona and all of their problems. Then Liam & Woz have a great interview/discussion with MoneyMeq who has emerged on TikTok in the past year. He discusses Chelsea, Tiktok, FIFA and more! We talk about the Premier League's project restart and it being on the brink of failure as well! Discord: https://discord.gg/P93EndM Clips channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7I9H1ZQtOitbrBIf10xX6w Timestamps: 1:44 - Berlin Derby 6:15 - Bayern vs Frankfurt 8:40 - Wolfsburg vs Dortmund 11:07 - Kai Havertz 13:20 - Werner or Haaland & Werner Rumours 16:20 - Upcoming Der Klassiker 21:44 - La Liga Returning 24:10 - Premier League Training Resumes 27:15 - UCL to Return in August? 28:45 - Wenger Comments on Liverpool & FFP 31:37 - Favourite Football Boot 33:46 - TikTok Questions 57:50 - Some YouTube Questions Check out the latest podcast discussing the return of the Bundesliga, Pjanic rumours, Canada and more: https://anchor.fm/the-90th-minute/episodes/Brandt-Shines-As-The-Bundesliga-Returns--Pjanic-Rumors--Canadas-Future--more--The-90th-Minute-Episode-144-ee75i6 Check out the creator of the intro tune: https://www.instagram.com/musictorri/ Check out our FIFA Content - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfXcSpomZpRt7WPKxH9PAB5i6n-8VQOl5 Check out Woz's Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/itswoz 90th Minute Socials: TikTok: @the90thminute Instagram: @the90thminuteofficial Twitter: @The90thMinute1 Facebook: The 90th Minute LinkedIn: The 90th Minute Liam Twitter: @LiamPeace7 Woz Twitter: @itswoz96 Twitch: itswoz Lucas Twitter: @LucasCreated Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaqfOgW3tVQ Greg Twitter: Doesn't Exist Matt: Might have something, idk.

On this episode of The 90th Minute, liam, Lucas, Woz, Greg and Matt discuss several topics as we await the beautiful game to restart! The Bundesliga seems like it's coming back, so we discuss that and the clubs competing for the title! Matt goes deep onto Barcelona and all of their problems. Then Liam & Woz have a great interview/discussion with MoneyMeq who has emerged on TikTok in the past year. He discusses Chelsea, Tiktok, FIFA and more! We talk about the Premier League's project restart and it being on the brink of failure as well! Check out MoneyMeq TikTok: @moneymeq Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/moneymeq YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrbvcZKcBwNevNfl4k5O28w Twitter: @MoneyMeq Instagram: @moneymeq Timestamps: 2:30 - Bundesliga Returns 16:15 - La Liga to return soon? 17:24 - Barcelona (Matt Isn't Happy) 29:03 - MoneyMeq Interview 1:05:33 - Premier League Problems? 1:16:45 - Biggest Flops of Last Decade 1:19:12 - Most controversial UCL calls 1:21:32 - Is Solskajer the man? 1:22:22 - Ndidi and Kante 1:22:57 - What Does Real Madrid Have To Improve Check out the latest podcast discussing the Premier League restart plan, FIFA's Premier League TOTS and more: https://anchor.fm/the-90th-minute/episodes/Premier-League-Project-Restart--Ligue-1-is-Done--FIFA-Team-of-The-Season-and-more---The-90th-Minute-Episode-142-edjbmn Check out the creator of the intro tune: https://www.instagram.com/musictorri/ Check out our FIFA Content - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfXcSpomZpRt7WPKxH9PAB5i6n-8VQOl5 Check out Woz's Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/itswoz 90th Minute Socials: TikTok: @the90thminute Instagram: @the90thminuteofficial Twitter: @The90thMinute1 Facebook: The 90th Minute LinkedIn: The 90th Minute Liam Twitter: @LiamPeace7 Woz Twitter: @itswoz96 Twitch: itswoz Lucas Twitter: @LucasCreated Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaqfOgW3tVQ Greg Twitter: Doesn't Exist Matt: Might have something, idk.

This month's guest is the winner of the guest spot offered on our show through the charity Who For Schools - Liam McNicholas from Australia!  Liam is a teacher, a writer, an advocate, a fellow podcaster, and, of course, a huge Doctor Who fan.  We discuss how he discovered the show and his very first episode. Then Liam picks a gem of a series for his Pick of the Month - the 90s sci-fi epic series, Babylon 5!  We talk about the similarities of Babylon 5 and Doctor Who, the intricate storytelling and well-rounded characters, and how it would hold up today.  Enjoy!  

Liam and Ravi talk about what World Games moving to 2022 may mean for 2021 tournaments. Then Liam has a long, in-depth, Guinness fueled interview with ultimate videographer sensation, Nathan Kolakovic.Episode presented by Savage Apparel Co. Go to savageultimate.com to start your team order today.[0:00] Intro Corona Check-In[6:00] World Games Postponed[13:25] Nathan Kolakovic Interview

We discuss one of Chicago's longest running missing persons cases and whether Elvis impersonators kidnapped two girls in 1956. Then Liam tells us his story of noping the hell out of a haunted historical house in the fairgrounds of Palm Beach County, Florida.

Matt and Liam were travelling and sick the past two weeks, so no conventional episode of Gimme Shelter this fortnight. Instead we present a collection of interviews with big city mayors on housing and homelessness. First, a live panel featuring Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer, Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, and Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg (1:55). CALmatters reporter Laurel Rosenhall moderated the panel earlier this month as part of the California Dream Project, a collaboration between CALmatters and major public radio stations across the state. Then Liam interviews former Houston Mayor Annise Parker on her efforts to reduce homelessness in a city without zoning laws (43:33). Liam conducted this interview in October. Link to full CA Dream mayors panel: https://calmatters.org/articles/california-mayors-tell-newsom-be-bold-on-homelessness/

Gimme Shelter's tour of California's housing woes takes them to Sonoma County this week, where the devastating North Bay fires have thrown a harsh spotlight on the region's housing shortage. First, Liam and Matt discuss an initiative possibly headed for the November 2018 ballot that would dramatically expand rent control in California (1:30). Then Liam describes the destruction he saw firsthand in Santa Rosa (8:00), and Matt poses the question of whether the city can and should rebuild in a denser way (14:00). Santa Rosa Mayor Chris Coursey (18:30) joins the pod to talk about where the city heads from here. And finally Liam chats with Santa Rosa resident John Thill, whose house and business were both destroyed in the fire and who plans to live in an RV for as long as it takes because housing is so hard to come by. If you'd like to donate to John's GoFundMe page, you can here: https://www.gofundme.com/john-colleen-thill-rebuild-fund

Episode IX: A Profound Hatred Of (James LeGros And Ron Perl)Man, or: How We Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The C.H.U.D.s     Greetings, children of the sun, and welcome back to another deliciously terrifying episode of Horror Business, the podcast that is coming to get you regardless of your being named Barbara or not. We are almost at double digits here, and you know what that means: we’re through the looking glass here, people. In this episode we discuss the concept of the ecological as horror, specifically the horrific that is the result of man’s hubris and meddling with what ought not to be meddled with. Our films for this episode were 1984’s C.H.U.D., and 2006’s The Last Winter. We begin the episode by talking about several films we have seen since the last recording. We first discuss The Darkness and the two hours neither of us are ever getting back from the garbage heap waste of celluloid that it was. Then Liam talks about the overabundance of butts and underabundance of seagulls in The Shallows. Finally Justin talks about the true evil of The Conjuring 2: Ed and Lorraine Warren and the crocks of shit they’ve served the gullible for the past fifty years. Because only on Horror Business will you find someone who gets upset about stuff like that. Up first is C.H.U.D. The film as a metaphor for various issues in the 1980s is discussed, namely the parallels between the plot of this film (marginalized group of people are inflicted with a problem and society as a whole ignores it until it begins to affect the middle/upper class) and the AIDS epidemic. Likewise, the film as the embodiment of American anxiety, mistrust, and suspicion towards the government in the Reagan era is discussed. Included with this is the disdain for lower class urban citizens by the government during this time. The particular aesthetics of New York City and its portrayal during this time as the embodiment of urban decay and the centrality of that portrayal in this film are examined. The various quirks and eccentricities of the film (cops going after the Chuds with flamethrowers in a sewer, the overwhelming incompetence of those in authority in response to the Chuds, government officials deciding that “gas” is the best way to handle the Chuds, John Goodman, etc.) are discussed. Next is 2006’s The Last Winter. This segment opens up with Justin’s strange confession that he thought Larry Fessenden was an extra in the remake of Night Of The Living Dead. A brief retrospective of Liam’s familiarity with Fessenden’s work follows. The similarity to C.H.U.D in that there is an external force threatening the characters that is wholly brought on and enabled by the ignorance and inactions of the characters. The parallels between Ron Perlman’s character in the film and the Bush administration are discussed, in that both have an attitude that is skeptical of climate science and the effects carbon emission have on the climate and are instead pushing for policies that would put the climate second and profit first. Likewise, the ignorance several characters have in the face of overwhelming evidence that climate change is a phenomenon caused by human activity is painted as a metaphor for the ignorance many have on the matter in real life. A discussion of Fessenden’s shortcomings as a filmmaker follows, namely the quality of the special effects used in the movie, Fessenden’s method of showing horrific events off screen, some of the clumsy cinematography and the unfortunate way the film seems to unravel towards the end. Finally, the way Fessenden drives home the very real terror of climate change by making a seemingly rational character seem insane by the data he’s receiving is discussed. As always thanks to everyone and anyone who checked this episode out, or shared a tweet/shared a post on FB/gave us love by recommending us to someone. We love you forever for listening. Any questions, comments, suggestions for movies and guests,

This week on the On Your Mind neuroscience podcast we're joined by Dr Michael Nestor of the Hussman Institue for Autism. He's got some great advice for maintaining a work/life balance while still landing a sweet PI gig. We talk about the ups and downs of PIship, and some issues with the funding structure of science. Then Liam and Kathrn discuss Natures move towards double blind peer review and the importance of talking to science journalists with care.  This weeks paper is about the networks of genes that are mutated in Autism spectrom disordres, and their possible correlation with phenotype severity (http://rdcu.be/ccYl for share access) For a full description of this weeks episode, links to everything we talked about, and our full archive of episodes head to www.onyourmind.ca/life-of-PI 

In this episode Corey shares our listeners' picks for alternatives to five more of Ireland’s most popular sites. Then Liam honors Ireland's Titanic heritage by singing the last song reportedly played on the deck of the Titanic.

In this episode Corey shares our listeners' picks for alternatives to five of Ireland’s most popular sites. Then Liam finishes the podcast by singing Yeats’ poem “The Wandering Angus.”

Mail it in Friday... Jordan and Eric review some hilarious videos, rip apart Jack Edwards, talk about the stanley cup finals, Chad Johnson, and Australias favourite bad boy Corey Worthington. Then Liam saves the day with a stripper story you do not want to miss. Visit our onnit sponsor link > https://www.onnit.com/?a_aid=itwasacleanhit Link to Episode 4