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Stray BulletsNo Songs for the ChildrenAn unexpected interlude. I had planned to bridge episode II and III of 'Catholic Police Officers in the RIC, RUC and PSNI' with a trailer, but unplanned events look set to overtake me and, as such, I'm unsure now of the possible duration between II and III.In the meantime - time of mean-spiritedness - I couldn't ignore the latest disgrace in our ignoble history, that of Goldsprings of Comber LOL opposition to a local cross-community event hosting children from ten different cultural backgrounds, one being from a GAA sporting background.Below are some links...2025-07-1727 minStray Bullets'A Black Man is better than a Fenian': Catholic Police Officers in the RIC, RUC and PSNI Part IIThe second episode in which I look at the experience of catholic officers within the Royal Ulster Constabulary and the Police Service of Northern Ireland. A glimpse of how catholic officers are exposed to isolation, sectarianism and even racism and matters of faith, both external to the job and within it. Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Support the showMédecins Sans Frontières2025-07-101h 10Stray BulletsThey Had Their Loyalties: Catholic Police Officers in the RIC, RUC and PSNIThe first of two episodes in which I examine the experience and prospects of catholic police officers in Northern Ireland's RIC, RUC and PSNI. As ever I'll stray from organisational mythology (RUC) and may go off tangent now and again. Thanks for your patience. BibliographyArthur, P. Government and Politics of Northern Ireland, Longman, London, 1984Boyce, D.G. Nationalism in Ireland, Croom Helm, London, 1982Brady, C. Guardians of the Peace, Gill and Macmillan, Dublin, 1974Brewer, J.D. The Royal Irish Constabulary: An Oral History, Institute of I...2025-06-271h 04Stray Bullets'Who Are The Disloyal?' Northern Ireland and the Experience of Catholic Police Officers [TRAILER]Forthcoming episode...Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2025-06-1409 minStray BulletsNorthern Ireland, the Far-right and the Failure of Political UnionismSorry, just another impromptu episode, this time impassioned by the disenfranchised youth of our community being exploited by our organised crime groups and the far-right. This time we're othering many innocent people within our ethnic communities and allowing ourselves to be further exploited by fascists, bigots and racist demagogues. Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2025-06-1330 minStray BulletsAddendum for All the Elements of a Police State John MontagueSome additional musings I (typically!) omitted.This relates to the John Montague: All the Elements of a Police State episode, so listen to that before this.Many thanks! Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2025-06-0128 minStray Bullets'All the elements of a police state': John Montague's UlsterA look at John Montague's short story, The Cry. Set in 1959 it offers an opportunity to examine Northern Irish policing practices during the 1950s and 60s. The impetus for Montague's story was his actual witnessing the assault of a young catholic man by members of the Ulster Special Constabulary (B Specials). As such, The Cry offers a window into catholic fatalism and apathy at a time when there was a furthering fracture of policing between political and conventional roles. The former encouraged and maintained by the, at the time, Unionist hegemony. As ever, included are a few a...2025-05-3053 minStray BulletsNorthern Ireland: A Police State?Trailer for my next episode in which I take a look at new look nationalist attitudes towards policing in Northern Ireland prior to the Troubles. Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2025-05-2402 minStray BulletsState-Terrorism and PIRA's 'No Alternative' to violence: Part IV: 'To Die A Soldier's Death ... 'A look at the concept of 'state-terrorism' and if such is in itself rendered incoherent in a climate of violent insurrection. Also, the 'showcase ambushes' by British Special Forces. Were these not in effect the lethal confrontation of two opposing forces, one personifying the Irish Republican (understood?) risk of their own blood sacrifice, the other effecting a stop and destroy operation against a well-armed for?No easy answers, but I continue to try and understand the myriad dynamics which churned and boiled the waters of our 'civilized' society. I also consider the final words of the 1916 Easter...2025-05-1450 minStray BulletsKneecap: The Politics of ProtestAnother impromptu episode. This time about the Irish hip hop band Kneecap and the recent furore they've stirred. My reasons for talking about them will become evident. I've also added some memories about policing Divis.Kneecap row: police assessing ‘kill MP’ and ‘up Hamas, up Hezbollah’ footage Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2025-05-0134 minStray BulletsState-Terrorism and PIRA's 'No Alternative' to violence: Part II: Utopia through Atrocity?This episode further examines the Provisional IRA's assertion that there was no alternative to armed struggle. Works cited:White, Robert W., Provisional Irish Republicans: an Oral and Interpretive History, Westport, Greenwood Press, 1993Hennessey, Thomas, Northern Ireland: the Origins of the Troubles, Dublin, Gill & Macmillan, 2005Smith, Anthony D., Nationalism: Theory, Ideology, History, Oxford, Blackwell, 2001 Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2025-04-2743 minStray BulletsNew Episode Dropping Very SoonClick here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2025-04-2007 minStray BulletsPolicing in Northern Ireland: Another Troubles' Hangover?Just another impromptu episode in respect of the PSNI Chief Constable's recent despondency at our politician's seeming indifference to the policing budget, and the fact that 'fit for duty' police numbers are dangerously low and overstretched. I also briefly talk about my feelings surrounding the continuing intransigence of the Intelligence Services concerning the murder of Sean Brown.Benn should 'do the right thing' after murdered GAA official court rulingChief constable 'speechless' at 'beyond disappointing' budgetClick here if you’d like to send me a comment or ques...2025-04-0435 minStray BulletsState-Terrorism and PIRA's 'No Alternative' to violence: Part II: 'The Thing Was Always Planned.'Moving forward I consider some statements made in the past by PIRA volunteers in respect of 'engineering' the conflict, or, conversely, having the armed struggle forced upon them by the actions of the British. As ever I must admit to straying off on one - or two - tangents, such as a 'murder safari', a term I've coined for, well, it'll become evident...Sources referred to in this episode:Alonso, Rogelio, The IRA and Armed Struggle, London and New York: Routledge, 2007Hennessey, Thomas, Northern Ireland: the Origins of the T...2025-03-2355 minStray BulletsThe Post-Policing Gaze: Problems of Ego and ReputationAnother impromptu episode, of sorts, before I continue my look at PIRA's 'no alternative' to violence and state-terrorism. Here, I'm momentarily reflecting upon Special Branch handlers, Northern Irish policing and Catholic recruitment as well as the 'post-policing gaze' that preoccupies an awful lot of police officers: past, present and probably future. Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2025-03-2142 minStray BulletsState-Terrorism and PIRA's 'No Alternative' to violence: Part I: From NICRA to OCGsThe first episode looking at a new series of topics. I've an awful lot to unpack in succeeding episodes, so this is more of an episode in which I will begin to establish some factors preceding the Troubles as well as considering a small part of PIRA's Green Book and which leads me on to present day Northern Ireland's plague of violent organised crime groups. SourcesPatterson, Henry, The Politics of Illusion: a Political History of the IRA, London, Serif, 1997Jackson, Alvin, Ireland 1798 - 1998: Politics and War, Oxford, Blackwell, 1999P...2025-03-0738 min
Shrapnel - Fragments of the Past, Present and Future in Northern IrelandE.S. Haggan - Stray Bullets: Policing the Troubles and CPTSDIn this episode Gareth and Sam chat to E.S. Haggan (pseudonym), a former RUC officer who shares his experiences during the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Haggan discusses his early career, the complexities of policing in a divided community, and the challenges he faced from both sides of the sectarian divide. He also delves into the mental health struggles that arose from his experiences, including CPTSD, and the coping mechanisms he and his colleagues employed. The conversation highlights the emotional toll of policing in such a volatile environment and the perceptions that shaped the relationship between the RUC and...2025-02-241h 05Stray BulletsTrailer for State-Terrorism + Did PIRA Really Have No Alternative To Violence?Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2025-02-2209 minStray BulletsStakeknife and the Ripple of Terror. Addendum: 'Enjoy the War, the Peace Is Going to be Terrible!'A brief addition as I wanted to close-up any loose ends before moving on to a new episode in which will be looking at PIRA and their assertion that there was no alternative to violence.It just remains for me to post two links in respect of the killing of Pearce Jordan in 1992 by the SSU.RUC man who shot unarmed PIRA man told doctor job had been "great until ceasefire"PEARSE JORDAN INQUEST FINDINGS DELIVERED Click here if you’d like to send me a...2025-01-3117 minStray BulletsStakeknife and the Ripple of Terror. Part III: Court Martials and a pause for now.Pausing my consideration of Stakeknife and asset handling for now. I sure I can pick up this thread again once the Op Kenova report is finally published, but for now I want to concentrate on future episodes examining other topics in the context of the Royal Ulster Constabulary and the Troubles.I close this episode with a few anecdotal reflections on the PIRA ceasefires as well as a 'class' system of sorts within the Royal Ulster Constabulary. Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Méd...2025-01-2947 minStray BulletsBrief response re queries about my novelAnother very short interlude just in respect of those who've been discovering my first couple of episodes and if my novel is still available.The link is here. It's self-published as I wrote it as personal therapy, more than anything else. I've kept the price for the paperback as low as I can (it really just covers Amazon's costs etc.). I've embedded portions of actual events I was aware of while in the RUC, together with blending the testimonies of real world individuals, as well as a bit of subtext.Sample pages are free to...2025-01-1711 minStray BulletsBrief re some upcoming episodes for 2025Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2025-01-1509 minStray BulletsStakeknife and the Ripple of Terror. Part II: An Unreliable NarratorA lot packed into this episode, partly by design, partly by divergence. Continuing on the theme of assets, handlers, TCG and RUC Special Branch. How were things managed, or mismanaged? Troubles' history remains fertile ground into which black propaganda may be seeded by both state and non-state actors. Each 'side' alluding that they fought a 'just war', but all sides drowned in their dirty war.This episodes concludes with three murders: two by Irish republicans, one by the RUC.Future episodes will continue to examine the 'intelligence...2025-01-1359 minStray BulletsStakeknife and the Ripple of Terror. Part I: Just War Unjust Peace2025 and many journalists, as well as 'security commentors', circle John Boucher's suite and Sir Iain Livingstone's secretary as they vie for an 'exclusive' and / or interview upon the publication of the full Op Kenova report. Already there's been a gradual flurry of activity in the form of publications touting to have the real story of 'Stakeknife' and the clandestine world of murder and betrayal in which he operated. So, this episode begins my venture into the muddy waters of terrorism by state and non-state actors. Who had the moral high ground? Who fought a 'just...2025-01-0349 minStray Bullets'A sledgehammer used to miss a fly': Counterinsurgency and State Violence Part IIThis episode concludes (for the time being anyway!) my look at the RUC and accusations of collusion. However, as I write this more seeds of research into this topic are dropping into my inbox!Nevertheless, this episode shifts from the early 1920s through to the recent Troubles, and via Ireland and Palestine. I sincerely hope you find something of interest and I remain grateful for any reviews / thoughts / feedback etc.In the next episode I'll be looking at terrorism from a (possibly) different angle than the usual.Works cited:2024-11-301h 04Stray Bullets'Better to have one man whom you can hang': Counterinsurgency and State Violence Part IThis episode will, more or less, set up the episode(s) to follow. I'll discuss aspects of how Britain once looked to deal with internal threats and / or insurgency. Beginning with the 19th centaury I'll look at some examples of how Britain sought to deal with riots or unrest within its own borders as well as that of Ireland. I also draw on some of my own experiences to extrapolate some historical occurrences to that of the Troubles.In the next episode I'll be looking at 1920s Ireland up to recent times as well as...2024-11-201h 02Stray BulletsAll The Dead Men's Dreams: Sinn Féin, Commemoration and the Complex Reality of IrelandAnother unplanned episode. This time I consider Michelle O'Neill's laying of a wreath at the cenotaph in Belfast on Remembrance Sunday and the reaction to same. I guess the theme of this episode is the complex reality of Ireland and this got me thinking about Francis Ledwidge also, so I've included a very brief musing on the complex (contradictory(?)) reality personified by Ledwidge. I was hoping to include Robert Graves too, but decided to leave him for a future episode.I hope my delivery this episode isn't too scattergun as my CPTSD can cause my thoughts to...2024-11-1538 minStray BulletsThe Royal Ulster Constabulary and Collusion: Intelligence Collisions and ContaminationThis episode continues my look at the Royal Ulster Constabulary and allegations of collusion. To be honest, I naively thought that I would, most likely, have provided an overarching look at the subject in a couple of episodes. I was wrong. Given the amount of material I've obtained, together with ex-RUC and military colleagues I've gathered much more. In this episode I conclude my look at books by RUC Special Branch officers. In respect of collusion I only found the two mentioned in this and the previous episode of note.I also briefly relate the...2024-10-3047 min
Hail State Podcast NetworkDear Ol’ State: 125 Seasons Of Bulldog Football – Mario Haggan On Fridays this football season, Joel Coleman and Logan Lowery are celebrating 125 seasons of Mississippi State football by talking with several of the greats that have impacted Bulldog history. The latest episode features one of the best linebackers to ever wear the Maroon and White, Mario Haggan.2024-10-2524 minHail State Podcast NetworkDear Ol’ State: 125 Seasons Of Bulldog Football – Mario Haggan On Fridays this football season, Joel Coleman and Logan Lowery are celebrating 125 seasons of Mississippi State football by talking with several of the greats that have impacted Bulldog history. The latest episode features one of the best linebackers to ever wear the Maroon and White, Mario Haggan.2024-10-2524 minStray BulletsQuick ChangeoverThis is just an extremely brief update to let you know what to expect on the next episode.Also, Buzzsprout have put a link on the Stray Bullets webpage which lets you send me feedback about the podcast (they call it 'fan mail', but that's quite subjective I imagine!). Many thanks, Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2024-10-1910 minStray BulletsThe Royal Ulster Constabulary and Collusion: Agent Handling Part IThis episode continues my look at allegations of collusion against the Royal Ulster Constabulary. Obviously, there's nothing revelatory within (other than some aspects of agent handling and possible pitfalls of such). There's nothing to breach the Official Secrets Act either. In saying all that I sincerely hope that the biographical book extracts, I'll quote from, by a retired member of RUC Special Branch are of some interest, together with my own thoughts on the issue - plus the odd anecdote. As this episode slightly overran the time I had initially allowed for it I've continued...2024-10-091h 01Stray BulletsThe Royal Ulster Constabulary and Collusion: Agent Handling Part IIThis is the concluding episode in which I look at issues related by a retired RUC Special Branch officer as quoted from the work cited below, as well as my thoughts on such. Work cited in this episode:Barker, Alan, 'Shadows: Inside Northern Ireland's Special Branch', Mainstream Publishing Company (Edinburgh) Ltd, 2004 Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2024-10-0927 minStray BulletsThe Royal Ulster Constabulary and Collusion: Impromptu Episode: Intelligence StreamsThis is an interim, or rather impromptu, episode of sorts. In it I consider my working relationship with an Intelligence Cell within the British Army during the very early years of my career, and how it became affected following the brutal murder of Loughlin Maginn in 1989.As such I hope to complete a more comprehensive and concluding episode looking at allegations of collusion and the RUC.I hope you enjoy these episodes - if that's the right word?! - and I am once again heartened by the continued encouragement and very positive feedback...2024-09-1929 minStray BulletsBlue Lights and Love SquadsAnother unplanned episode, but one generated from a number of questions I've received from listeners asking if I'd planned to discuss Blue Lights Season 2 in much the same way as I did for Season 1. Also, the anecdotes about illicit love trysts in the PSNI was of great interest (which also featured as part of the Blue Lights episodes). To be honest they still occur and, as such, follow similar paths (maybe not so much with GCHQ involvement, though!) as I've previously alluded to.However, I recalled some love in the RUC and, well ... hence the 'love squad' 2024-08-2826 minStray BulletsThe Royal Ulster Constabulary and Collusion. Part I: Personal ObservationsGiven the contentious nature of the subject topic discussed in this episode I've added some caveats which I've outlined at the beginning. I'd just have to reiterate that the episode just reflects my own personal observations plus awareness of incidents, and remain my own interpretations of such.Having said that, I feel this subject will inevitably run into another episode. It's much too deep a topic to bottom out in under an hour. Before I begin work on Part II then if there's anything you think I can answer - or even clarify or expand o...2024-08-2652 minStray BulletsArmagh GAA Bags All-Ireland Win As PSNI On Hot Coals Overs FlagsAnother 'impromptu' episode! This time I'll be (hurriedly, sorry time waits ... ) discussing the political rants following Armagh GAA winning the All-Ireland title on Sunday 28th July 2024. Moreso, because a PSNI Community Policing Officer joined in with his community celebrating in Camlough (I used to just be flown over it and dropped off nearby for foot patrols) by proudly flying the Armagh GAA flag from his livered vehicle.As ever, in Northern Ireland this divided sections of the community. As I said - or wrote - somewhere(?) I've felt for sometime now that instances like this are as...2024-08-0133 minStray BulletsOur Troubled Past: The Glory and the GriefIn this episode I attempt to conclude my thoughts on the aspects of Forgiveness and Recrimination in Northern Ireland's post-Troubles' society. In saying that, I'll add the caveat that I'll most likely be revisiting nuances of such topics threaded through future episodes.For the time being I'm looking at how we memorialise the past in terms of 'isolating' sacred spaces from the eyes of the 'other', along with other related aspects, and how this may hamper reconciliation.Some works cited:Michael Ignatieff, The Liberal Imagination: A Defence, Toronto Star, 1998Jenny Edkins...2024-07-2855 minStray BulletsSquaring The CircleWill there be a time when we, in Northern Ireland, see our seemingly parallel divergent histories cross? Our opposing narratives blend with commonality. As a society still raw from sectarian and political conflict many are trying to step away from hate, but there are still those who fear any admission of culpability will render them vulnerable.In this episode I'll be talking about such and more. If there's a way, or even the beginnings of an answer, that will lead us towards healing and away from hate.Work cited:Biggar, N. (2008...2024-07-1450 minStray BulletsRattlebag II: Addendum - The Forgotten OpJust a bolt-on tale I omitted to include in the previous episode: 'Rattlebag'.Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2024-06-2917 minStray BulletsRattlebag: An InterludeThis episode is, in itself, an interlude before I continue my theme of reconciliation and recrimination. I just needed a breather of sorts and to realign my thoughts, which had been threatening to scatter.Just some (brief) ruminations herein on a few innocuous memories from my time in both the Royal Ulster Constabulary and PSNI. Many thanks to those who've sent me some questions, clarifications as well as very kind feedback. A lot of interest in my Blue Lights themed episodes, plus some requests for the same on Season Two. Click here if you’...2024-06-2836 minStray BulletsA Hard and Bitter CircleIn this episode I'll be continuing to look at the aspect of Forgiveness and Recrimination which I began in the episode, 'I Bear No Grudge'. Given the amount of material I've gathered to date, I sense that the topic will continue on for several more episodes.In this episode I employ two poems by John Hewitt: 'The Iron Circle' and 'The Bloody Brae' in the hope that they may assist in illuminating the complex nature of forgiveness in the context of sectarianism, attendant savagery and subsequent trauma.Hewitt wrote 'The Bloody Brae' in 1936. It 'lay ar...2024-06-0952 minStray BulletsAn Unintended InterludeI'd just recorded Part II of my consideration of Forgiveness and Recrimination in a post-conflict Northern Ireland when my SSD gave up the ghost. On retrospect it may have been a blessing in disguise as I wasn't completely happy with the experimental format of the episode, besides I'd only noticed several dropouts in the recording just as I was completing it which would've meant rerecording it!So, I'm going to revise the format and presentation of Part II. It'll also give me a chance to do a bit more research too. Therefore, Part II will...2024-05-2945 minStray BulletsI Bear No GrudgeThis episode is Part One of Two in which I look at two atrocities, one in 1972 and one in 1987, through the words of two fathers who both experienced the murder of one of their children. Ultimately, this episode will, I hope, help me explore the aspect of 'forgiveness' in the context of conflict, specifically the Troubles. In Part Two (the concluding episode) I would hope to be freer to voice my thoughts - not only on the aspect of 'forgiveness', but also on that of the seeking of an apology, of sorts, as well as repentance from t...2024-04-0539 min
Director's CutDirector's Cut - Mike HagganOur host, Charles Phillips, Director of Idealease Sales Development, will be joined by Mike Haggan, Senior Account Manager, Southland Idealease.March 25th, 2024For access to the video click here 2024-03-2335 minStray BulletsDoorstep Shootings Part II: Tunnel VisionIn this episode I am focusing on two Troubles' murders, those of RUC Sgt Hugh Brendan McCormac and Pat Finucane. Both men were slaughtered in front of their wives and young children. While this episode concludes the theme of 'Doorstep Murders' I felt that these two cases - from the thousands murdered during the Troubles - demonstrated how the killers thought nothing of murdering their victims in very close proximity to the respective families.I do go digress here and there, but I sincerely hope I am able to adequately convey my thoughts without exhausting your patience. 2024-03-0149 minStray BulletsDoorstep Shootings in Northern Ireland. Part I: Just a UniformIn this episode I return to narrative form through which to recount an actual doorstep shooting that occurred in Belfast 1979. As always, names have been changed as well as the Provisional IRA gunman's ground support being slightly altered.After the main body of the occurrence there follows an account of the victim's recollections and thoughts (this may be similar to the Victim Impact Statements of today).This is then immediately followed by segments from a (wider) interview of the gunman post-Good Friday Agreement and in the USA. Click here if you’d like to se...2023-12-2848 minStray BulletsBriefing BookThis is just a very succinct update on upcoming episodes and the future of the podcast. Many thanks. I owe a massive debt of gratitude to all who have - and continued to - listen to my thoughts, experiences and reflections on my time as an officer in the Royal Ulster Constabulary during the Northern Ireland Troubles. Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2023-12-1610 min
SoulRiwer Podcast - För dig som vill lyssna med hjärtat81. Det våras för haggan med Disa MineurAvsnitt 81, Det våras för haggan med Disa Mineur
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The IDP After ShowWeek 4 Rankings with Joey the ToothJase Abbey welcomes special guest Joseph Haggan, AKA Joey the Tooth of Footballguys, to discuss noteworthy IDPs from their Week 4 rankings. The duo looks at Patrick Queen, Nate Landman, Kyzir White, Chad Muma, Matt Milano, Cole Holcomb, Trey Hendrickson, Mike Danna, Josh Sweat, Cameron Jordan, Chase Young, Dax Hill, Kyle Hamilton, Christian Izien, and more. To view the complete set of rankings, be sure to visit theIDPshow.com and sign up as a paid supporter today!
2023-09-291h 01Stray BulletsUse of Force: Behind the Baton Gun with an RUC OfficerIn this episode I briefly recount some of my experiences as an RUC baton gunner. Obviously this is a very contentious subject and I am very cognizant of this. Seventeen civilians were killed by rubber or plastic bullets during the Troubles, eight of the dead were children, all of the dead were catholic. Many others have been gravely injured by the weapon. There remain arguments for its use, as well as arguments against. As I say these are wholly my own thoughts and experiences surrounding my role as an RUC baton gunner. I hope you fi...2023-09-2332 minStray BulletsUnfinished Revolutions? Dissident Irish Republicanism and its Ideology of ViolenceIn this episode I take a look at Dissident Irish Republican micro-groups. Rather than a case of considering some of their 'military actions', I'll be focusing on republican ideology as well as theology.How do dissidents view themselves as opposed to Sinn Fein? What drives their appetite for continuing violence?Is there much difference between dissidents and organised crime groups?I hope to, if not answer some of the above then give food for thought, plus look briefly at the statement by PIRA / Sinn Fein that there was 'no alternative' to wa...2023-08-0531 minStray BulletsBlue Lights: PSNI Police Procedural TV Drama. How realistic is it? Part IIIn this the second, and concluding part, of my look at the recent BBC TV drama Blue Lights, a drama based on frontline policing in the PSNI, I'll be ruminating on aspects such as threats against police, extra-marital affairs in the RUC / PSNI, the depiction of MI5 and Special Branch in the drama.Obviously this episode is peppered with SPOILERS, I do think I saw a little subtext in the drama too - I'm most likely wrong, but I thought I'd discuss it anyway to see if it makes sense. This element would very briefly con...2023-06-0329 min
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On this episode...2023-05-2738 minStray BulletsBlue Lights: PSNI Police Procedural TV Drama. How realistic is it? Part IUsing this opportunity to have a break, of sorts, from specific topics which I'd encountered throughout my RUC / PSNI career. Instead, I'm looking at the recent BBC TV drama Blue Lights, a drama based on frontline policing in the PSNI. I'll spend this episode and the following looking at some of the characterisations and narrative strands within Blue Lights while reflecting upon similar in the context of my career in policing both the Troubles and the 'peace'. I hope you enjoy them. From looking at my notes I think my concluding Blue Lights episode will be...2023-05-1920 minStray BulletsAn undraped fire, flashes its fire withinIn this episode I'll be recounting an incident which occurred in Ballymurphy, West Belfast, 1993.It involved uniformed RUC officers, CID and members of the British Army. The local PIRA ASU were also involved in the planning and preparation of an attack on the security forces. I'll also be reflecting upon our memorialising and structuring of folk-memory in the context of the Northern Ireland Troubles. The episode is presented within a narrative framework. Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2023-04-1030 minStray BulletsFrom Banality to Atrocity?During the Troubles the squeeze of a trigger or flick of a switch could quickly turn the events of the day from mundane to inhumane. For the majority of the time the victims of shootings or bombings would have been vastly unaware of their fate. But sometimes not. How do you process the possibility of confronting someone who wants to murder you? The following occurrence in this episode actually unfolded in the manner recounted. I was present along with two of my colleagues. We were in uniform and on duty. It's a shorter episode that those which h...2023-02-0818 min
TestGuild Automation PodcastAPI Testing Kubernetes (Transparent Remoting Using OneTest) with Chris Haggan and Martin LescuyerWelcome to today's episode of the Testing in a Cloud-Native World podcast, where we tackle the biggest challenges faced by testers in a cloud and containerized environment. Have you ever encountered a situation where some of your container APIs are accessible but others are not? Testing in these complex environments can be a real pain, but don't worry, we have the solution. Today we have Chris Haggan, Head of Product Management for DevOps at HCL Software, and Martin Lescuyer, HCL OneTest Product Manager, joining us to share their expertise and discuss how Transparent Remoting Capabilities with HCL OneTest can...2023-02-0628 minStray BulletsIn Bloody Protest For A Glorious Thing Part IIIn Part II of 'In Bloody Protest For A Glorious Thing' I continue my thoughts on militant Republicanism in the context of 'Heroic-Sacrifice' and a mythic past to which the Patriot Dead added their names for 'Ireland's freedom'.Ultimately what I wanted to do was look at the literary and historical sources extant in Irish Republicanism which informed its evolving ideology as well as providing PIRA volunteers with the mental tools whereby they could quite happily someone like myself while feeling wholly justified and unconcerned. Maybe the oppressed learn from the brutal methodology of their o...2023-01-0838 min
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E.S. 'Ed' Haggan is a former Royal Ulster Constabulary officer who is active on Twitter as @redbrickedslums. He describes himself as 'a writer of fiction about Irish terrorism and the lives it damages'. In this episode Ed talks about his experiences of living with CPTSD, shifting from wanting to be a marine biologist to joining the RUC as a teenager in 1986 during the tumult following the Anglo-Irish Agreement and experiences of policing in North and West Belfast and South Armagh and Newry. Ed also talks about his love of...2022-11-221h 05Stray BulletsIn Bloody Protest For A Glorious Thing Part IPart I of II:In this episode I discuss the perception of the Royal Ulster Constabulary held by the Irish Nationalist / Republican community which grew from incidents such as Burntollet Bridge and police baton charges in Derry during the beginning of the Troubles. To do so I look at the actions of the State in respect of that community as well as some of my own encounters and thoughts. To conclude I consider the Hunger Strikes of 1980/81.In Part II I continue my thoughts on the legacy of the Hunger Strikes through to the Good...2022-11-0428 min
Dawghouse: A Mississippi State PodcastMario and Murray preview Bulldog trip to Tiger TownMario Haggan and David Murray talk Mississippi State football as the 2-0 Bulldogs open their SEC season at LSU. Haggan played twice in Tiger Stadium himself and has his own perspective on game day on this SEC campus. The 2022 Bulldogs beat Memphis and Arizona handily but are still not any polished product going into conference play. The Bulldog defense must chase a play-making Tiger quarterback while LSU's own defensive front will come after league-leading passer Will Rogers. Can a developing run game be a key to balancing State's attack in Tiger Town?
2022-09-1628 minStray BulletsImagined Communities: The RUC and LoyalismSince the establishment of Northern Ireland in 1921, and the Royal Ulster Constabulary a year later, it has been acknowledged that the RUC was overwhelmingly comprised of those from the protestant community within Northern Ireland. This factor led, in small part, to a lineage of 'police families'; fathers, mothers, sons and daughters continuing the tradition of their forbearers by enlisting as RUC officers. When the Troubles ignited in 1969 it saw the RUC become over-stretched and constantly having to adapt and counter an increasingly hostile landscape of terrorism which took a heavy toll on mundane policing practices. It wasn't long before Loya...2022-09-0933 minDawghouse: A Mississippi State PodcastNFL alum Mario Haggan joins the Dawghouse to talk opening gameThe Dawghouse podcast welcomes a new voice and familiar face to Mississippi State football fans. All-American Bulldog and long-time NFL linebacker Mario Haggan joins us to talk opening day for the 2022 Mississippi State team.
2022-09-0225 minStray BulletsA Rope of Smoke, A Noose of FireIn this episode I recount a gun and rocket attack against members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary which took place in Newry during the very late 1980s. The attack was coordinated by the south Armagh Provisional IRA along with elements of the Newry PIRA.As ever, the identity of any individuals involved has been heavily cloaked through changes and alterations to names, locations, characteristics and nuances. The location of the attack remains the same. In the following episode I will be taking a break from these retellings and focus on attitudes towards policing in Northern I...2022-08-0239 min
Getting DefensiveFantasy Football’s Deepest NFL IDP Breakouts: RD1It's Getting Defensive's fantasy football deepest dive into this year's potential IDP breakouts. And we are talking about the deepest of the deep. So join us in welcoming Matt Schauf of DraftSharks.com and Joseph Haggan of FootballGuys.com as they share their deepest NFL targets with JJ and Gary for 2022.
We are talking about: Jonas Griffith, Jaylinn Hawkins, Cam Bynum, and more...
NFL Individual Defensive Player (IDP)
July 28th, 2022
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Get your Gridiron Ratings Playbook or sign up...2022-07-291h 01Stray BulletsThe Gulf In The Eye Of The OtherIn this episode I recount a sniper attack upon a joint army / RUC foot patrol in West Belfast. To better relate the incident I have characterised both state and non-state actors. I have also used a narrative framework to provide a clearer image of those involved. This account is lifted from personal involvement as well as information available to me at the time, and later. As ever, names and some details have been omitted or altered.The primary characters in this episode are:Dee - a member of a PIRA Belfast Active Service Unit2022-06-1039 min
HäxtimmenHäxhistoria och magiska örter med gäst Hella Nathorst-Böös (Häxans trädgård)Äntligen gästar Hella Nathorst-Böös (@häxansträdgård) Häxtimmen 💫✨🌟 Sveriges främsta örthäxa som är otroligt kunnig på både växters, häxors och kvinnors historia. Vad har tex dagens abortmotstånd med häxprocesserna att göra? Vad har öl att göra med den klassiska häxkitteln? Och var kommer ordet häxa ifrån?Hella delar också med sig av kunskap om magi, hur du kan lära känna en läkeväxt och vad du kan göra med Vänderot. Och så pratar vi om att reclaima haggan och berät...2022-06-0354 min
The No Disrespect PodcastA Little Too Much InformationAre you really comfortable with yourself? Like, how many people get to to see the real you? Are you someone that stands in front of your decisions or hides behind them? While some people are open books, others are guarded like vaults, revealing little to nothing. But be honest, ever used the bathroom while someone else was in the shower? I’ll wait…lol With the help of a bottle of D’Usse cognac and a little encouragement from me, this episode I’m joined by my boy DayDay Haggan, my next door neighbor Jeremy Flaco and my uncle Tony Jirau wh...2022-05-1632 minStray BulletsThe Murder CorridorWest Belfast. Early 1990s. Royal Ulster Constabulary officers are lured to address. Waiting for them is an Improvised Explosive Device and a 'murder corridor' engineered and primed by the Provisional Irish Republican Army.Presented in a narrative framework this episode explores the impact on ordinary members of the public who find themselves caught up in a plot to murder police and / or soldiers. As with previous episodes the incident is one I recall. I have embellished the characterisations from memory and recorded statements, however as with the location and time the actual incident took place I have c...2022-05-0738 minStray BulletsNo Small MercyThis episode details a gun attack on members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary at Grosvenor Road RUC station, Belfast in 1992. One officer received a gunshot wound as a result of the attack.The incident also involves a Special Branch asset (tout / agent) and his handler.To better relate the incident I have created three narrators:Jude - a member of the Provisional IRAMark - a Special Branch officerRichard - a member of the RUC Full-Time ReserveThe above are based on real people involved in t...2022-03-2538 minThe No Disrespect PodcastPeekaboo, I See YouIn the era of hypersensitivity, you have to think twice about anything you say or do because every observation is usually accompanied by an unsolicited opinion. From taking too many pictures, eating habits and even bathing rituals, someone will always have something to say so always be ready to atone for your “sins” at any given moment. With the help of my two cousins Nick D’Amato and DayDay Haggan, this episode we’re discussing hot dogs, prison gangs, washcloths, loose bowels and funeral behavior! IG - Nick: @nick.natural / DayDay: @damndayday
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show...2022-03-2032 minStray BulletsNothing PersonalA narrative account of the attempted murder of a RUC officer during August 1987. This incident occurred in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast. Like so many other incidents at the time it went unreported by local news outlets (during the 1980s and early 1990s the frequency of terrorist attacks usually meant only those causing death, serious injury or extensive damage to property were reported).Again, I have used 'narrators' in order to enhance the listening experience. Naturally, the names used are not those of the actual persons involved. The sequence of events and location remains unchanged. Cli...2022-02-2340 min
PAULINESMabuting Balita | Enero 24, 2022 – LunesBagong Umaga | Bagong Pag-AsaMabuting Balita | Enero 24, 2022 – Lunes sa Ikatlong Linggo sa Karaniwang PanahonEBANGHELYO: Mk 3:22-30May dumating na mga guro ng Batas na galing sa Jerusalem, at sinabi nila: “Sumasakanya si Beelzebul at sa tulong ng pinuno ng mga demonyo siya nagpapalayas sa mga ito.” Tinawag sila ni Jesus at nagsalita sa talinhaga: “Puwede bang satanas ang magpalayas sa Satanas? Kung may pagkakahati-hati ang isang kaharian, hindi na makakatayo ang kahariang iyon. At kung may sambahayang nagkakahati-hati, hindi na makatatayo ang samdahayang iyon. At kung si Satanas ang lumalabas s...2022-01-2304 min
Stray BulletsThe Dialogue of ShadowsThis episode is based on an actual occurrence I experienced a number of times in the 1980s. It's recounted in narrative form using three narrators, the primary one being an RUC officer. If this format is preferred by you please let me know (Twitter: @redbrickedslums). If it proves so I'll upload further tales from the Troubles using this form. Thank you.Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2022-01-0326 min
Stray BulletsBelfast: A Tale of Two Cities. Part OneIn this episode I'm looking at how Troubles era Belfast has been represented in fiction. I'll be providing some thoughts and examples of such. Another aspect I touch on is that of 'The Other', which gives me an opportunity to recite some Heaney, too. In Part Two - which will form Stray Bullets episode 3 - I'll be talking about my observations and thoughts on the tribalism, sectarianism and totems which I encountered during my service in the Royal Ulster Constabulary and, latterly, the Police Service of Northern Ireland, from the mid-1980s.My novel The Bit...2021-12-1227 min
Out of Left Field11.23.21 - Kevin Fant and Mario Haggan2021-11-2343 min
Stray BulletsEpisode One: Why a Northern Ireland Troubles novel, and why Mithras?In this first episode - or introduction - I talk a bit about my background, how I came to write a novel set during the Troubles, and why I decided to blend genres. I'll also give an explanation as to why I chose Mithraism over Christianity as the novel's primary religion. Click here if you’d like to send me a comment or question. Thank you.Médecins Sans Frontières2021-11-1436 min
Johnny's WorldEpisode 28-Mario HagganSend us a textFormer Bulldog Defensive great Mario Haggan joins the show. He tells us how he ended up at State and some of his favorite memories playing for the Bulldogs. We also talk about what he's doing now and what he thinks about our current team. Johnny also gives us an update about how he is doing in his fight against CF.Support the show2021-10-0838 min
FörfattarscenenAase Berg och Kristofer Folkhammar i samtal med Judith KirosFörfattaren Aase Berg är aktuell med sin senaste roman "En uppblåst liten fittas memoarer", en slags biografi om den fiktiva, helt kompromisslösa Aase Berg med orubblig självkänsla. Kristofer Folkhammar har utkommit med boken "Är det barnen, baby?" En närgången berättelse om föräldraskap, kärlek, vänskap och bögliv.
Aase Berg debuterade som 30-åring med diktsamlingen ”Hos Rådjur”. Sedan dess har hon prisats både som författare och som litteraturkritiker och det stora genombrottet kom med romanen ”Haggan” 2019. I sin senaste roman ”En uppblåst liten fittas memoarer” (Albert Bonniers För...2021-09-0357 min
The UntamedMeet the InternsKirk and Josh talk with the new interns for the fall of 2021.
Haggan's Instagram - @HB_Outdoors_
Andrew's Instragram - @_Andrewdixson
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The EdUp Experience269: Live & In Person from the Anthology Together Conference July 2021 - with Dr. Ahmed El-Haggan, Chief Information Officer, Coppin State UniversityWelcome back to America’s leading higher education podcast! This is The EdUp Experience! In this special episode, sponsored by Anthology, we welcome Dr. Ahmed El-Haggan, Chief Information Officer, Coppin State University! This episode was recorded LIVE and in person at the Anthology Together Conference July 2021! Listen in as Joe and Liz talk with Ahmed about Coppin's data story.
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Amelia & Suss - En podd av Amelia Adamo och Susanne Hobohm10. Digital begravning - och vad är det med män och grillar?!Veckans rubriker: Herrarna vid grillen, låt dom hållas om ni frågar oss. Den sanna berättelsen om haggan och slaven. Och Suss och hennes mamma har gått på zoom-begravning.2021-06-2455 min
The IDP ShowThe Big Nickel IDP Podcast: Rookie Edge Rusher Pre-Draft RankingsEpisode 5 of the Big Nickel IDP Podcast on the Big 3 Network has PFF’s Jon Macri (@PFF_Macri) joined by the great Joseph Haggan (@JoeyTheToothIDP) of IDPguys.org to break down some of the top rookie edge prospects coming out in the 2021 NFL Draft. Join us as we do our best to identify what the keys are to their IDP success, and then give each player our ideal landing spot for IDP purposes. We also rank them 1-10 at the end so stick around to see who you should be targeting in your Dynasty IDP rookie drafts!
Shout out to ou...2021-04-081h 27
Gnu Stories PodcastEp. 1: Preparing For Online Learning, Virtual School, and BeyondIn the first episode of the "Gnu Stories: Highlights from the SSFS Community" podcast, our Head of School Rodney Glasgow interviewed Bela Meghani, Rasha El-Haggan, and Sara Oestrich about this summer's professional development for SSFS faculty and administration, and how this training—in conjunction with the ongoing Mind-Brain Education training—will allow SSFS to provide a robust program during online learning through virtual school, and when we return to in-person learning on campus. 2020-08-1939 min
DRIDRI for Life: COVID-19Since the advent of the global COVID-19 pandemic, people are looking for insight into their mental health and are experiencing different or increased stress due to the pandemic. Host Alex Haggan of Ellis & Winters LLP welcomes Susan E. Gunter LL.M. of Dutton Brock, LLPand Doron Gold, Staff Clinician at Homewood Health, for a discussion of the impact of the pandemic on those in the legal profession and strategies for maintaining health and improving well-being during the pandemic.2020-05-261h 17
DRIDRI for Life: COVID-19Since the advent of the global COVID-19 pandemic, people are looking for insight into their mental health and are experiencing different or increased stress due to the pandemic. Host Alex Haggan of Ellis & Winters LLP welcomes Susan E. Gunter LL.M. of Dutton Brock, LLPand Doron Gold, Staff Clinician at Homewood Health, for a discussion of the impact of the pandemic on those in the legal profession and strategies for maintaining health and improving well-being during the pandemic.2020-05-261h 17
Bokad med Frida och Lisen4. Arbetsskadade bibliotekarier och läsrelaterade olyckor Sista avsnittet innan sommaren. Lisen har läst långa böcker och Frida har läst många böcker!
Böcker vi pratar ganska mycket om:
Catton, Eleanor, Himlakroppar 2014
Tartt, Donna, Steglitsan 2013
Edvardsson, Mattias, En helt vanlig familj 2018
Pine, Emilie, Allt jag inte kan säga 2019
Lessing, Doris, Alfred och Emily 2008
Lessing, Doris, Det femte barnet 1988
Carlsson, Lena, Frihetslif! 2017
Lagerlöf, Selma, Selma, Anna och Elise. D. 1, 1886-1913 2009
Lagerlöf, Selma, Selma, Anna och Elise. D. 2, 1914-1937 2010
Yanagihara, Hanya, The People in the Trees 2014
Rooney, Sally, Normal people 2018
Wolitzer, Meg, En kvinnas övertygelse 2018
Krauss, Nicole, Dunkel skog 2019
Berg, Aase, Hagga...2019-11-0142 minBokad med Frida och Lisen2. Män med ADHD och kvinnor med ångest Vi pratar om vad vi läst sedan sist, vad vi läser just nu och vad vi ser fram emot i vår!
Böcker som vi pratar mycket om:
Shamsie, Kamila, Vår älskade
Bromander, Henrik, Högspänning
Wolitzer, Meg, En kvinnas övertygelse
Cusk, Rachel, Transit
Böcker som vi nämner:
Romanova, Moa, Alltid fucka upp
Pelzer, David J., Pojken som kallades Det
Cusk, Rachel, Konturer och Kudos
Stridsberg, Sara, Kärlekens Antarktis, Happy Sally, Drömfakulteten, Darling River och Beckomberga
Messud, Claire, Den brinnande flickan och Kvinnan på övervåningen
Khemiri, Jonas Hassen, Pappaklausulen
Smirnoff, Karin, Jag for n...2019-11-0142 min
Pocketpodden19. Aase Berg - Inte längre snäll och beskedlig”Haggan är en svart röntgenstråle genom livslögnernas ödeland”, skriver dagens gäst Aase Berg i boken Haggan. Den handlar om Thelma som finner sig i den hopplösa och förödmjukande rollen som älskarinna åt en gift man som lovar och lovar men aldrig lämnar sin fru. Där föds Haggan, ett sjuhelvetes raseri till människa som inte nöjer sig med att koka en kanin, hon vill ”koka hela släktet Oryctolagus, i en jättegryta rykande av lava.” Aase Berg är lite lättare att prata med.Redaktör-Lisa guidar till Anders de la Mottes universum...2019-10-2522 min
Bokstavligt talatKapitel 17. En ilsket röd haggaFörfattaren Aase Berg gästar Smålandspostens litteraturpodd, Bokstavligt talat. I våras släppte hon boken ”Haggan”. I dagens kapitel berättar hon bland annat om vad begreppet hagga betyder för henne.2019-09-2700 min
Issues Today RadioIssues Today 19-30(#19-30-July 22-July 28) Jim Haggan discusses his book "I'm Right and You're an Idiot." Gui costin talks about how to market to millennials. Dean Aslinia gives details on how to disconnect on vacation. 2019-07-2228 min
Snacka om ljudböckerVrede och andra förbjudna känslor och intervju med Johanna FridVrede räknas ofta som en förbjuden känsla - men borde den verkligen vara det? I det här avsnittet pratar Sissel och Åsa om känslan vrede, hur den tar sig uttryck i berättelser och om det är en konstruktiv eller destruktiv känsla. Våra poddare intervjuar även författaren Johanna Frid som har skrivit Nora eller Brinn Oslo brinn. Andra böcker som pratas om är: Iliaden av Homeros, Hon är arg av Maja Lee Langvald, Jane Eyre av Charlotte Brontë, Pippi Långstrump av Astrid Lindgren, Anne på Grönkulla av L M Montgomery, Hungers...2019-04-1656 min
Snacka om ljudböckerGångna, nuvarande och kommande klassikers andeAtt läsa klassiker eller att inte läsa klassiker - det är frågan. I avsnitt 70 av Storytelpodden diskuterar Sissel och Åsa klassikerns status idag. Är deras position som kvalitetslitteraturens kvalitetslitteratur ohotad, eller är 300 år gamla böcker snarare en fråga om image för de riktigt pretentiösa? Finns det riktigt dåliga klassiker? Och finns det några moderna böcker som har en chans att bli klassikerstämplade? Känslorna är starka när det pratas om: En julsaga av Charles Dickens, inläst av Arne Weise, Öster om Eden av John Steinbeck, inläst av M...2019-03-0547 min
Mellan raderna - en podcast om läsningWalk like a bad ass #136I veckans avsnitt av Mellan raderna-podden har Karin lyssnat på inspirerande spellista och läst Kärlekens Antarktis av Sara Stridsberg och Nuckan av Malin Lindroth. Peppe har läst Haggan av Asse Berg och är både lite besviken och full av en aha-upplevelse. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2019-03-0450 min
Godmorgon världenMiljöprotester i Belgien, civil olydnad, Nancy Pelosi, ny svensk skattereform, makten över skogen och om den nya boken "Haggan"Hör också från Venezuela, om brutna kärnvapenavtal, en krönika signerad Göran Rosenberg, ett kåseri av Mark Levengood, satir med Public Service och en panel som tar sig an veckans politik. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Timme1:
*Kampen om makten och om militären i Venezuela * Belgiska miljöprotester bland unga i Belgien * Hur förmildrande är civil olydnad rättsligt och vilken roll spelar straffet?
* Riksdagsdebattens vanligaste ord * Demokraten Nancy Pelosi, den enda som Trump inte vågar häckla2019-02-031h 50
Lundströms BokradioHaggor, mammor och arga älskarinnorEn djupt deprimerad trebarnsmor i Niels Fredrik Dahls roman "Mor om natten" och en rasande älskarinna i Aase Bergs lyriska essä "Haggan". Två kvinnor som vägrat finna sig tillrätta i den roll samtiden givit dem. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Det handlar om möjliga kvinnoroller: Aase Berg har skrivit en lyrisk essä om ”den andra kvinnan” och älskarinne-positionen. Boken heter ”Haggan” och handlar om Thelma, Victor och hans fru - eller "klimakteriekeramikern" som Haggan kallar henne. Ett triangeldrama i kulturmiljö.
Vi träffar den också den norske författaren Niels Fr...2019-02-0241 min
IDP+ NetworkWeek 16 Offensive and IDP Waivers For ChampionshipOpening Question: How’d you do this year and did you do anything different?
6:00 News & Notes
11:35 Gut Check
16:40 IDP Guys Listener Leagues Finals
21:45 Interview With Joseph Haggan
50:21 Offensive Waiver Roundup
58:25 IDP Waiver Wire
1:02:00 Week 15 performance review
1:06:30 Johnny The Greek
We are here to help you prep for the Championship Finals! Make sure you listen to this episode and get the knowledge you need to win this week.
We also go into the Listener League finalists. It’s down to this week to win the IDP Guys t-shirts.
Don’t miss jon’s weekly IDP waiver segment where he really does go throu...2018-12-191h 11IDP+ NetworkWeek 11 Offensive and IDP Waivers ft. @JosephhagganOpening Question: Who is your most reliable fantasy asset in your opinion?
4:10 News & Notes
16:50 Gut Check
26:30 First look at NFL Draft 2019 with Joseph Haggan
54:02 Offensive Waiver Roundup
58:15 IDP Waiver Wire
1:05:00 Week 10 performance review
1:10:08 Johnny The Greek
We are joined by Joseph Haggan, a writer for the IDP Guys, who has began to turn his sights to the 2019 NFL Draft. He goes into some guys to be keeping an eye out for IDP wise. He also breaks down some of his upcoming articles.
If you are a patreon donor we worked out some kinks with a test of our live stream...2018-11-141h 17IDP+ NetworkWeek 8 Offensive and IDP Waivers ft. @JosephhagganOpening Question: What player has disappointed you the most this year?
3:14 News & Notes
9:53 Gut Check
18:12 Interview with @Josephhaggan
38:35 Offensive Waiver Roundup
45:54 IDP Waiver Wire
50:17 Week 7 performance review
58:20 Johnny The Greek
Listeners, meet Joseph Haggan, one of our newest writers! We brought him in to talk some IDP, as well as tell us about his awesome weekly articles! If you aren’t following this guy on twitter, you are missing out.
The guys go through IDP fantasy football waivers and dive into offensive waiver hot targets. It really is your one stop shop for your leagues.
Listen to the IDP Guys fo...2018-10-241h 04