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Let's ImaginePowering the future of volunteering, with Megan ConwayTwo major interconnected challenges the nonprofit and charitable sector is facing today are changes to the way volunteerism is working - a shift from formal to informal and the lack of data to inform program design and decision-making to improve the work of organizations in serving our communities. With our guest Megan Conway, President & CEO of Volunteer Canada, we discussed two major initiatives led by Volunteer Canada that aim to help address these challenges: the National Volunteer Action Strategy for Canada and the Canadian Knowledge Hub for Giving and Volunteering. Listen & share! Don’t forget to c...2024-04-1024 min
The WalletRoad to Wealth #6 - Inheritance & Protecting Your MoneyIn the coming three decades, an estimated £5.5 trillion is projected to transition between generations as the baby boomer population diminishes. This remarkable event has been recognized as the largest wealth transfer ever witnessed in the history of the United Kingdom.In this episode, with Chartered Financial Adviser Lisa Conway-Hughes, we talk about vital strategies for navigating this complex and emotional process, covering topics such as protecting your financial future, maximising savings allowances, securing insurance, and safeguarding against scams. We also explore the personal dynamics of inheritance, including factors that influence distribution decisions, such as close relationships, f...2023-07-2725 min
The Happy HourArt & WellbeingThanks for tuning in to the Happy Hour, your show about all things sight loss, wellbeing and keeping happy!
This week, your hosts Holly and Paulina bring you their favourite tracks and some special guests to chat all about the healing power of art.
Plus of course, lots of random chat all about summer, cats, whistling ice cream vans, and an airport escape artist?
But first, we start with jazz singer and artist Emilie Conway, who explains what art psychotherapy is and how it can support you.
Paulina has an in-depth conversation with blind sculptor Victoria C...2022-07-1843 min
The Happy HourArt Psychotherapy, Wrestling Superstar Anthony Ogogo, & Overcoming BarriersHolly and Paulina are back with your latest Happy Hour to look at some ways we can look after our wellbeing, bring you some great music and even share some happy facts and recommendations with you!
This week, David chats with medal winning boxer and now member of All Elite Wrestling, 'The Guv'nor' Anthony Ogogo.
Paulina chats with artist and jazz musician Emilie Conway about art psychotherapy and how it can help heal us.
And finally, Ellie hears from Khurrum Majeed about the support and the barriers he has faced ever since his sight loss diagnosis.
F...2022-05-1640 min
The WalletHow do workplace pensions work? | #Money Hotline 3Today, we answer a question from Jamey — a 26-year-old who is a passionate advocate for young people getting an early start on saving for retirement.Having recently started a new job, Jamey wants to increase how much she pays into her workplace pension. However, her employer is hesitant due to the perceived admin involved. She asks us how to move the conversation forward and what other options are available to her.Today on The Wallet: 1/ Financial Adviser and founder of Ladies Finance Club, Lisa Conway-Hughes joins me to provide an ove...2021-10-2827 min
The National Gallery of Ireland PodcastMusic for Mondrian: Part TwoPiet Mondrian was enthralled by modernity and, across the span of his life, encountered it in some of the great cities of the world: Amsterdam, Paris, London and New York. The musical cultures of jazz and dance held particular resonance for him and so, as part of the National Gallery of Ireland's celebration of Mondrian’s work, we invited Emilie Conway, a contemporary jazz artist, to engage with this important aspect of his life and career.
Emilie’s research over the course of this project has resulted in a series of fascinating podcasts in which she discusses the development of Mond...2021-09-1754 min
IMC's Creative About Music PodcastIMC's BAN BAM Podcast Ep 9 with Emilie ConwayWelcome to a new episode of IMC’s weekly BAN BAM podcast, where we explore creative work from inspiration to execution, through conversations with a host of women working in jazz and creative improvised music today. Our guest today is jazz singer, composer and lyricist Emilie Conway from Dublin.We chat about how music has been a guiding light for her throughout her life, as a person with serious visual impairment. She shares about her interdisciplinary approach to creativity and recent projects including a commission by the National Gallery of...2021-06-0846 min
The National Gallery of Ireland PodcastMusic for Mondrian: Part OnePiet Mondrian was enthralled by modernity and, across the span of his life, encountered it in some of the great cities of the world: Amsterdam, Paris, London and New York. The musical cultures of jazz and dance held particular resonance for him and so, as part of the National Gallery of Ireland's celebration of Mondrian’s work, we invited Emilie Conway, a contemporary jazz artist, to engage with this important aspect of his life and career.
Emilie’s research over the course of this project has resulted in a series of fascinating podcasts in which she discusses the development of Mond...2021-04-2642 min
DJ Pauly's Deep House LoungeWinter Snowy Nights - Part II - 20 Feb 2021 (DJ Pauly)Saturday, February 20th Twitch ShowWinter Snowy Nights - Part IIListing:
1. Features Of Love (Abicah Soul Mix) - HyperSOUL-X, Zack, Abicah Soul
2. Miles Away (Original Mix) - Luchi & Raizer
3. Piano Moments (Late Night Mix) - SoundSlave Projects, Vuyane
4. Alma Urbana - Tanori
5. Crazy (AmFlow Main Mix) - Reggie Steele, AmFlow
6. Can't Explain (Timmy Regisford & Adam Rios Vocal) - Jill Scott
7. Every Word (Honeycomb TV Mix) - Temika...2021-02-214h 09
Dublin City Libraries & ArchivesWalking in Maeve's ShoesListen back to Dublin: One City, One Book 2018, when we celebrated The Long Gaze Back, and the female voice in Irish literature. This anthology of 30 short stories is edited by Sinead Gleeson.In this episode of the DCLA podcast, author Kathleen Hill gives an introduction to the life and work of Maeve Brennan, and how Ranelagh and New York helped inform the themes of exile and loss that run through her writing. Maeve Brennan was born in Dublin in 1917. She grew up in Ranelagh, her family left Ireland to live in Washington D.C. when Maeve was 17. Kathleen reads from...2020-05-1821 min
A Sherpa's Guide to InnovationE20: HLTH 2018 - Quinoa and Carrots, Unlikely Pairings, & “Activated” EmployersWas your mind blown when you heard some of the news that came out of the inaugural HLTH conference in Las Vegas? Join Lindsay Deneault, Michael Johnson, and Emilie McKenna and get an insider perspective as they talk about their first-hand experience attending the conference, how and when their minds were blown, and the emergence of unlikely organizational pairings that may become the norm. You can also learn why Michael is no longer shopping at Walmart. @LindsayDeneault @ghiafixer @TheBenReport @HLTHEVENT #HLTH2018 #HLTH2019 https://hlth.co/ https://www.healthcaredive.com/news/hlth-2018-what-happened-23andme-athenahealth-walmart/523190/ http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/geisinger-will-offer-dna-sequencing-routine-care-all-its-patients...2018-05-2440 min
The Hot BoxThe Hot Box #004Jazz Ireland releases the fourth edition of The Hot Box, hosted by veteran jazz presenter Donald Helme. The show includes new releases from Resonance Records, previously unreleased gems by Bill Evans, Stan Getz and the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra. All pristine and excellent recordings. The Bill Evans double album was recorded in Germany just days after the trio recorded their “Live at Montreux” album. The show also includes vocal jazz from Emilie Conway, Carmel McCreagh and Renée Marie.
You can talk to The Hot Box by emailing .donald@jazzireland.ie2017-12-081h 05The Hot BoxThe Hot Box #004Jazz Ireland releases the fourth edition of The Hot Box, hosted by veteran jazz presenter Donald Helme. The show includes new releases from Resonance Records, previously unreleased gems by Bill Evans, Stan Getz and the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra. All pristine and excellent recordings. The Bill Evans double album was recorded in Germany just days after the trio recorded their “Live at Montreux” album. The show also includes vocal jazz from Emilie Conway, Carmel McCreagh and Renée Marie.
You can talk to The Hot Box by emailing .donald@jazzireland.ie
2017-12-0800 minThe Hot BoxThe Hot Box #004Jazz Ireland releases the fourth edition of The Hot Box, hosted by veteran jazz presenter Donald Helme. The show includes new releases from Resonance Records, previously unreleased gems by Bill Evans, Stan Getz and the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra. All pristine and excellent recordings. The Bill Evans double album was recorded in Germany just days after the trio recorded their “Live at Montreux” album. The show also includes vocal jazz from Emilie Conway, Carmel McCreagh and Renée Marie.
You can talk to The Hot Box by emailing .donald@jazzireland.ie
2017-12-0800 min
Film.Music.MediaComposer Interview: Geoff Zanelli (December 15, 2013)Emmy-winning composer Geoff Zanelli takes some time to chat about his two recent scores to Killing Kennedy and Christmas In Conway. Killing Kennedy premiered to record numbers becoming the highest rated program to air on National Geographic. Geoff delves into his approach for the film, as well as exploring what's behind the public's fascination with JFK and his story. We talk about how to approach a narrative based on a major historical figure and national tragedy, including how his score needed to flesh out Lee Harvey Oswald. We also chat about Christmas In Conway and how to walk the...2017-09-1528 min
Barnard Center for Research on WomenEileen O'NeillIntroduced by Christia Mercer, Eileen O'Neill presented closing remarks,
entitled "The History of Women," at "Women, Philosophy and History: A Conference in Celebration of Eileen O'Neill '75."
This two-day conference continued the groundbreaking work of Eileen O'Neill
by examining the standard narrative of the history of philosophy from a feminist
perspective. O'Neill's pioneering scholarship has brought to light the texts and ideas
of women in the early modern period, and demonstrated the substantial contributions
they made to philosophy. Her work has encouraged the analysis of thinkers as diverse
as Marie de Gournay, Margaret Cavendish, Anne Conway, Elisabeth of Bohemia, Anna
...2009-10-0400 min