Podcasts about utv ireland

Bonnie Gillespie is living her dreams by helping others figure out how to live theirs. She casts SAG-AFTRA indie feature films and series such as the Machinima zombie smash hit BITE ME which made the leap from web to TV with Lionsgate in its second season. Her work on this groundbreaking series led to her membership in the Television Academy. As a weekly columnist for actors in publications such as Backstage and Actors Access for more than 15 years, Bonnie has also authored several books demystifying the casting process and illuminating the business side of pursuing a creative career. The most popular of these books is Self-Management for Actors: Getting Down to (Show) Business, which has been named one of The Top Ten Best Books on Acting Ever Written and is featured on the Tom Cruise actor resource blog. She tours the world teaching curriculum based on this top-selling book as a guest instructor at colleges, universities, actors’ unions, and private acting studios. She also works as a private coach to creatives eager to bring a sense of control and fun to their storytelling journeys. Bonnie has been featured on Good Morning America, BBC Breakfast, Sunrise Australia, UTV-Ireland, ARD-1 Germany, CBC Radio One, BBC Radio 5, E! Online, Yahoo! Movies, and in theWall Street Journal, the Washington Post, and the LA Times. Her podcast “The Work” is available on iTunes. To hop on Bonnie’s mailing list and grab your tip-filled MP3, please visit BonnieGillespie.com. To work with Bonnie Gillespie on the Self-Management for Actors principles, go here. Website: http://bonniegillespie.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CricketFeet Gem: Take away that I would want for your audience is to please start leaning toward really trusting I am enough because everything else stems from that. If you can honour that you are enough and you don't need outside validation for, 'cause somewhere in there in like level 3 is I am enough but boy I like it when there's outside confirmation letting me know I'm enough.

Philip Lane beat out over 100 people to become Patrick Honohan's successor as Central Bank Governor. Economic Editor Arthur Beesley joins Ciarán to discuss what expertise the Harvard graduate brings to the table, and how he can manage the institution's transition to normality, its increased regulatory workload and political opposition to that pesky mortgage cap. In part two Laura Slattery explains why ITV's purchase of UTV is bad news for UTV Ireland, and what it means for TV3 and our continued access to Downton Abbey and Corrie. Plus, who is in the running to become RTÉ's next Director General.

Philip Lane beat out over 100 people to become Patrick Honohan's successor as Central Bank Governor. Economic Editor Arthur Beesley joins Ciarán to discuss what expertise the Harvard graduate brings to the table, and how he can manage the institution's transition to normality, its increased regulatory workload and political opposition to that pesky mortgage cap. In part two Laura Slattery explains why ITV's purchase of UTV is bad news for UTV Ireland, and what it means for TV3 and our continued access to Downton Abbey and Corrie. Plus, who is in the running to become RTÉ's next Director General. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Will the US and China turn into Ireland's beef and lamb Eldorado? What to expect from the proposed TTIP transatlantic trade deal? How to breed and process beef for world markets? The Irish Farmers Journal's editor Justin McCarthy and markets specialist Phelim O'Neill discuss the global issues facing Ireland's livestock industry. Also in this episode: Aisling Hussey meets Macra na Feirme's newly elected president Seán Finan; and UTV Ireland newscaster Alison Comyn features on the cover of Country Living with an interview spanning her career from local newspapers to the nation's newest TV channel.

Will the US and China turn into Ireland's beef and lamb Eldorado? What to expect from the proposed TTIP transatlantic trade deal? How to breed and process beef for world markets? The Irish Farmers Journal's editor Justin McCarthy and markets specialist Phelim O'Neill discuss the global issues facing Ireland's livestock industry. Also in this episode: Aisling Hussey meets Macra na Feirme's newly elected president Seán Finan; and UTV Ireland newscaster Alison Comyn features on the cover of Country Living with an interview spanning her career from local newspapers to the nation's newest TV channel.

Mediahq.com today officially launched it's first episode of it's fortnightly podcast, 'Mediaflash'. In the first episode we look at the imminent launch of UTV Ireland and discuss the effect that it might have on RTÉ and TV3. We'll be joined on the show by Bernice Harrison of The Irish Times and Donnchadh O'Neill of Gibney Communications. http://www.utv.ie/