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Magick & AlchemyEpisode 159: Auras with Eileen LeeIn episode 159 of the Magick & Alchemy podcast, hosts Kate Belew and Kristin Lisenby discuss auras with Eileen Lee. Eileen is a Detroit-based aura photographer and energetics researcher. In this conversation, Eileen shares her auric philosophy and considers the aura as a tool to manifest. She considers her experiments with aura photography and walks listeners through the colors of the aura. She also explains the purpose of aura altars and introduces us to her new book, The Ultimate Guide to Auras: How to Read, Cleanse, and Shift Color Energy to Change Your Life.To learn more about Eileen...
2025-08-201h 10
Lagrange PointEpisode 547 - Concussions - How long do you really have to wait?How long do you really have to wait after a concussion? Athletes are always keen to get back in the game after a head knock, but how long do they really need to wait? When trying to assess and track a concussion getting hard data is difficult. Using special headbands and measuring the pulse of the brain you can get an insight into concussion recovery. Concussion symptoms can disappear long before the brain has truly recovered. If you are slowly recovering fro a concussion how long will you need to wait?
Cathra Halabi, Lynda Norton, Kevin Norton, Wade...
2023-08-1716 min
The Irish Itinerary Podcast40. Barry McCrea in conversation with Michael G Cronin (16 February 2023)In his conversation with Michael G Cronin, Barry McCrea discusses the genesis of his novel The First Verse (2005); the influence of Latin-American magical realism and other non-English literary works on both the story and style of the novel; the clash between the unlimited inner lyrical self and the limited real world; the dangers of solipsistic reading; real and literary cities; and his current literary project. www.efacis.eu
2023-02-1644 min
Cowboy Classics Old Time Radio Shows WesternsCowboy Classics Old Time Radio Westerns- Tales of the Texas Rangers, Ep# 19 – The Lucky DollarConnect and Follow: https://linktr.ee/cowboyclassicsTales of the Texas Rangers, Ep# 19 – The Lucky DollarTales of the Texas Rangers, a western adventure old-time radio western, premiered on July 8, 1950, on the US NBC radio network and remained on the air through September 14, 1952. Movie star Joel McCrea starred as Texas Ranger Jayce Pearson, who used the latest scientific techniques to identify the criminals and his faithful horse, Charcoal, to track them down.PlotA robber kills a storekeeper by turning off the electricity inside the store. The Rangers are led to a...
2022-04-2229 min
The ThinkND PodcastPrimo Levi's "The Truce", Part 3: The ReawakeningEpisode Topic: The ReawakeningOne of the meanings contained in the title of the novel is the idea of suspension of moral judgment. This is not to say that The Truce is a novel of forgiveness: rather these questions of guilt, retribution, expiation and so on are put temporarily to one side to allow other ideas and feelings to flourish. The first task after an interruption to life, the novel suggests, is a form of accounting. Basic facts must be established and accounted for. The next task is re-enchantment: fitting these facts, without denying or trying to...
2021-11-2244 minThe ThinkND PodcastPrimo Levi's "The Truce", Part 2: The JourneyEpisode Topic: The JourneyThe Truce operates on several different levels. It is a richly detailed account of an actual journey of nine months, on trains, on foot, on horse drawn cart, across mountains, rivers, and plains, through Poland, the USSR, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Austria, Germany, and finally Italy; it gives realistic descriptions of the temporary communities that spring up in the various refugee camps and other provisional “homes” Levi lived in on the way. But it is also a symbolic odyssey of a wounded human spirit gradually bringing itself back to life and learning to love the...
2021-11-2245 minThe ThinkND PodcastPrimo Levi's "The Truce", Part 1: The Thaw: The Many Meanings of 'Truce'Episode Topic: The Thaw: The Many Meanings of 'Truce'The Truce, written in 1962, takes up where If This is a Man left off, recounting Primo Levi’s epic journey on trains, on foot, and on horse-and-cart, as he makes his way across war-scarred Europe from liberated Auschwitz back to Turin. But it is also a psychological journey from disenchantment to re-enchantment, from imprisonment to freedom, from the Nazi “cult of emptiness” to a celebration of human difference and vitality. The “Truce” of the title has several meanings: the literal end of the war, the strange in-between world after the...
2021-11-2259 min
Crime Time FMHEADS TOGETHER CTFM Magazine Show October 21THE THREE RONNIES EPISODEHEADS TOGETHER is the monthly magazine show on CRIME TIME FM. PAUL, VICTORIA and BARRY discuss the Crime Time FM WATCHLIST, author duos, short stories and the latest podcasts .PAUL BURKE writes about crime fiction for Crime Fiction Lover, NB Magazine, Crime Time and the European Literature Network.VICTORIA SELMAN is the bestselling author of the Ziba MacKenzie series killer thrillers. Her new thriller Truly, Darkly, Deeply will be published in 2022.BARRY FORSHAW is the editor of Crime Time, author of several books on...
2021-10-2837 min
Pro Politics with Zac McCraryMike Murphy & A Master Class in Political CommunicationSend us a textYou won't find a better 59 minutes of political stories and advice than this conversation with longtime GOP media consultant / strategist Mike Murphy. Mike has worked with some of the iconic Republican political names of his generation...McCain, Schwarzenegger, Bush, Romney, Alexander, Engler...and so many more. And there is no better and more enthusiastic political storyteller than Mike Murphy. IN THIS EPISODEMike’s family connection to a “thank you” letter sent from FDR’s campaign manager…Mike talks about how the Cold War defined politics in his early d...
2021-05-0459 min
Trinity Long Room HubTLRH | Faculty in Focus: Professor Micheal CroninMonday, 8 March 2021, 1 – 2pm
An 'in conversation' with Professor Michael Cronin (School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies) and hosted by Professor Barry McCrea (University of Notre Dame). Professor Cronin will discuss his career and his publications including, Irish and Ecology: An Ghaeilge agus an Éiceolaíocht (2019).
About Michael Cronin
Michael Cronin is 1776 Professor of French and Director of the Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation in Trinity College Dublin. Among his published titles are Translating Ireland: Translation, Languages and Identity (1996); Across the Lines: Travel, Language, Translation (2000); Translation and Globalization (2003); Time Tracks: Scenes from the Irish Everyday; Irish in the New Cent...
2021-03-101h 01
Celtic Students PodcastLADTA+ na Gaeilge[Gaeilge] San eipeasód seo, pléann Stiofán Ó Briain agus Eoin McEvoy an pobal LADTA+ sa Ghaeilge, na dúshláin a bhíonn roimh phobail teanga dhifriúla maidir le cúrsaí LADTA+ agus na cosúlachtaí idir taithí daoine LADTA+ agus taithí cainteoirí mionteangacha, ar nós na Gaeilge.
Féach ar na cruthadóirí agus na saothair thíos le tuilleadh a fhoghlaim faoin bpobal LADTA+ sa Ghaeilge agus i gcómhthéacsanna eile.
An Queercal Comhrá
Bród 2020
Eoin’s article on Tbilisi Pride | Alt Eoin ar Bhród Tbilisi
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2020-08-1758 minThe ThinkND PodcastLiterature & Film in Lockdown, Part 3: Hitchcock, "Rear Window" (film)Episode Topic: Hitchcock, "Rear Window" (film)Although Alfred Hitchcock’s "Rear Window" (1954) does not take place in the context of a plague, it is a film about being in lockdown. Its preoccupations may be subtly shaped by the context of the early 1950s which saw Americans return to ordinary domestic life after the upheavals and mobilizations of the war. The premise of the film is simple - a leg injury confines a photographer to his Manhattan apartment and he breaks the monotony by obsessively observing his neighbors. However, the film works on several levels: literal, psychological, symbolic. It...
2020-07-0838 minThe ThinkND PodcastLiterature & Film in Lockdown, Part 2: Boccaccio, "The Decameron" (Introduction & First Story)Episode Topic: Boccaccio, "The Decameron" (Introduction & First Story)The bubonic plague (“Black Death”), which arrived in Italy from China in 1347, killed between a third and half of the Eurasian population. In Boccaccio’s "The Decameron" (1353) ten young people seek refuge from the monotony and misery of the plague as it ravages their city of Florence, by gathering together in a country house to tell each other stories. Despite all the innumerable changes that separate our world from that of 14th-century Italy, Boccaccio’s description of life in the midst of a pandemic is startlingly familiar. And the plan coo...
2020-07-0845 minThe ThinkND PodcastLiterature & Film in Lockdown, Part 4: Camus, "The Plague"Episode Topic: Camus, "The Plague"Albert Camus’s novel "The Plague" (La peste), published in 1947, tells the story of a group of characters living through an outbreak of contagious disease in the 1940s, in the Algerian city of Oran, then part of France. There was no such outbreak, Camus never lived through a plague, and the novel has usually been understood as an allegory for the human condition. However, Camus’s plague is so vividly imagined and perceptive that it will immediately strike any reader in 2020 with its startling insight into what living through a pandemic feels like...
2020-07-0838 minThe ThinkND PodcastLiterature & Film in Lockdown, Part 1: Introduction, Literature and PlagueEpisode Topic: Introduction, Literature and PlagueThis week Professor Barry McCrea introduces the topic of the course by taking a long historical perspective on pandemics in society. Mass outbreaks of contagious illness have been common in human history, and over the millennia, thinkers and writers have left us their responses to the experience. In this introduction, taking examples from the traces left by prehistoric tribes, the role of plague in ancient Greek tragedy, and the work of Chaucer and Defoe, Barry looks at what aspects of life in a pandemic seem to be constant throughout the centuries...
2020-07-0840 min
WGN Radio TheatreWGN Radio Theatre #458: Tales of The Texas Rangers, Phil Harris & Alice Faye, The Lives of Harry Lime, General Electric Theatre, Rocky Fortune & The UnexpectedCarl Amari and Lisa Wolf are bringing you five of the best hours from the Golden Age of Radio on the WGN Radio Theatre for February 29, 2020. First up we have “Tales of The Texas Rangers: Hanging by a Thread” Starring: Joel Mccrea; (11-26-50). Next up is a classic episode “Phil Harris & Alice Faye: Mother’s Day Present” (05-08-49). Our third episode is: “The Lives of Harry Lime: Rogue’s Holiday” Starring: Orson Welles; (09-21-51). “General Electric Theatre: Random Harvest” Starring: Ronald & Benita Colman; (07-09-53) will be our fourth show of the night. Our final episodes of the night will be...
2020-03-0100 min
Madrid LiveMadrid Live 27 January 2020In the latest edition of Madrid Live, we pay tribute to visionary artist and musician Daniel Johnston who died a few months ago. We talk to Jeff Feuerzeig who made a documentary about Johnston’s life called "The Devil and Daniel Johnston" which is showing at the Madrid Inverfest festival in February. In the film, Feuerzeig features interviews with people who knew Daniel as well as songs he recorded on cassettes, and video clips about his life.
Daniel Johnston became well known in the '90s when Nirvana lead singer Kurt Cobain referred to him as the "greatest songwriter on Ea...
2020-01-2929 min
Comic News InsiderEpisode 993 - Thought Bubble Festival Prep!Comic News Insider: Episode 993 is now available fJimmy is heading to Thought Bubble Festival in the UK next week and boy does he have a ton of interviews lined up. In a span of 3 weeks, he read about 3,000 pages of comics and 300 pages of an actual NON-comic book to prep for those interviews. In this episode, he's going to talk, review and possibly gush over a bunch of the stuff he's read. Amazing work by creators like Monica Gallagher, Laura Trinder, Benjamin Read, Rachael Smith, Barry Nugent, Mark Sable, Mariko Tamaki, Rob Davis, John McCrea, Reimena Yee and more! J...
2019-10-3000 min
Breaking Walls: The Podcast on the History of American Network Radio BroadcastingBW - EP94: Radio And The Drugstore/Malt Shop (1940 - 1955)In Breaking Walls episode 94 we visit the malt shops, drug stores, and soda counters in America’s heartland and spend time with radio’s best dramatic actors and actresses.
Highlights
• Norman Corwin, Margaret Sullavan, and Byron Kane’s Big Break
• The Pharmacist Goes to War—and Saves a Life
• Inner Sanctum and Santos Ortega
• Dennis Day: Soda Jerk
• The Rise of Jack Webb
• Dragnet Is Born and Radio Changes Forever
• Tales of the Texas Rangers and the Wheaties Big Parade
• The End of Fibber McGee and Molly
• Back to School
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2019-07-313h 16
Trinity Long Room HubLanguage Change and Social Class in the NovelRecorded December 11, 2018.
A public lecture by visiting Trinity Long Room Hub fellow Professor Barry McCrea (Notre Dame) on Language Change and Social Class in the Novel.
The lecture will compare the ways minor languages and socio-economic class interact as narrative elements in a variety of European authors, including Joyce, Proust, Edna O'Brien, Flann O'Brien, Ó Cadhain, Dickens, Ferrante
About Barry McCrea
Barry McCrea is a novelist and scholar of modern European, Latin American, and Irish literature. He most recent book is Languages of the Night: Minor Languages and the Literary Imagination in Twentieth-Century Ireland and Europe (Yale University Press, 2015), which won t...
2018-12-1452 min
alaninbelfastSeptember 2009 - Stormont Teacup Stories (by @TheMACBelfast)Marie-Louise Muir in conversation with MLAs Basil McCrea, Naomi Long, Conall McDevitt and Barry McElduff.
2018-04-041h 13
Podcast Flor de PasiónFlor de Pasión 27/11/2017Lunes 27 de noviembre de 2017
temporada 2017/2018 programa 43
técnico de sonido: Samuel Alarcón
Las Auténticas "Esta noche" EL INVIERNO DE LAS OSAS [novedad, desde Castellón, versión del tema de 091]
Nobel "Menú para dos" EN EL CORAZÓN [2005]
Tronco "Pez en bicicleta" ABDUCIDA POR FORMAR UNA PAREJA [novedad]
Heatwaves "My Baby Has Gone" HEATWAVES #1 [novedad]
The Exciters "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" [versión original, 1963]
Skeeter Davis "I Can't Stay Mad About You" [composición de Carole King y Gerry Goffin, éxito de 1963]
Carole King "It Might as Well Rain until September" [verano de 1962]
The Cookies "Chains" [single de éxito en oct...
2017-11-2759 min
Camden Community RadioWhat's On in Camden, week beginning 29th October, 2017Monday 30th, Bloomsbury Hotel: Writing Irish Gay Lives with Mary Dorcey, Cherry Smyth, Jamie O’Neill and Barry McCrea, 7.30pm
‘Shoot The Breeze’, fortnight at Camden People’s Theatre brings: ‘The Bee Project’, ‘Fog Everywhere’, talks and walks and drag comedy, ‘Timberlina’ to relieve eco-anxiety.
Wed 1st: Camden Arts Centre talk on the influence of Japanese ceramics on contemporary and clay artists.
The London Korean Film Festival 2017 continues with multiple UK and International premieres, with a special focus on Korean Noir and including everything from Indie Firepower and Cinema Now to Women’s Voices & Classics.
Saturday 5th: Learn computer skills and get individual sup...
2017-10-2806 min
Camden Community RadioWhat's On in Camden, week beginning 29th October, 2017Monday 30th, Bloomsbury Hotel: Writing Gay Irish Lives with Mary Dorcey, Cherry Smyth, Jamie O’Neill and Barry McCrea, 7.30pm
‘Shoot The Breeze’, fortnight at Camden People’s Theatre brings: ‘The Bee Project’, ‘Fog Everywhere’, talks and walks and drag comedy, ‘Timberlina’ to relieve eco-anxiety.
Wed 1st: Camden Arts Centre talk on the influence of Japanese ceramics on contemporary and clay artists.
The London Korean Film Festival 2017 continues with multiple UK and International premieres, with a special focus on Korean Noir and including everything from Indie Firepower and Cinema Now to Women’s Voices & Classics....
2017-10-2806 min