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Create Meaning in Medicine119. Physician Burnout And Hope For Change With Kim DowneyBehind every white coat is a human heart navigating unseen battles. In this powerful episode, we explore the emotional toll of medicine and the ripple effects of compassion, connection, and advocacy. Kim Downey shares her personal story and highlights physician voices working to transform a broken system. Tune in for a raw, hopeful look at what it means to reimagine healthcare one conversation at a time. Key Takeaways To Listen For How Kim’s personal experience as a patient and provider fuels her advocacy What her anthology reveals about the hidden struggles of physicians Substance us...2025-07-3128 min
Erin's Isle podcastBuster's BackstoryMeet Buster Luscombe. He is an Irishman, a welder, a storyteller and and entertainer. And what a story he has to tell. Hear it in his words, along with his music in this episopde of Erin's Isle.2025-07-2410 minErin's Isle podcastCork's English MarketCork has an English Market that opened in the 18th century and is still going strong in both tradition and in adapting to the future. Hear all about it in this episode of Erin's Isle.2025-07-1210 min
Erin's Isle podcastHighland Coos on Erin's IsleThey have become a huge part of tourism fo9r Scotland and they could not be more adorable. Hear all about the Highland Coos and where you can spend some time with them yourself...in this episode of Erin's Isle.2025-06-2711 minErin's Isle podcastThe Poetry of DunquinIf you travel out the Dingle peninsula even farther than Dingle, there is small community called Dunquin. It's remote out narrow windy roads...but well worth it to see the views and feel the tranquility. And I was lucky enough to find a poet who captures it all with photographs and his words. Hear his story and his poetry in this episode of Erin's Isle.2025-06-0911 min
The Ariel Helwani ShowChael Sonnen, Erin Blanchfield, 'Cora Jade' In Studio, Jairzinho Rozenstruik, weekend news & notesAriel Helwani and the Boys in the Back kick off the show with news, notes, and a recap of this past weekend’s UFC main event drama (03:31).Friend of the program and current "The Ultimate Fighter" coach Chael Sonnen joins the program to discuss his coaching style, working with Colby Covington, recent disagreements over social media with Ariel, interviewing Tom Aspinall and the Jon Jones dilemma, mending things with Valentina Shevchenko, working with Real American Freestyle Wrestling, and more (18:10).Jairzinho Rosenstruik calls in following his removal from the UFC after losing to Sergei Pavlovich and ta...2025-06-023h 53Erin's Isle podcastEp 501: Ireland's Ageless ArtsProtecting Ireland's culture is an art in itself. And this episode of Erin's Isle explains how falconry, Claddagh rings and the bellringers of Dublin are working to do just that. Hear from one of Ireland's falconers who is sharing his passion and craft with all those interested; a man credited with keeping the true design of the storied Claddagh ring alive; and how those who ring the bells at Christ Church Cathedral compete with other bellringers and yet have a brotherhood focused on keeping it true. It's all in this episode of Erin's Isle. 2025-05-1920 min
Making Hope HappenHealing the Healers: Dr. Pamela Buchanan on Burnout, Resilience, and the Human Side of MedicineIn this episode, Erin welcomes Dr. Pamela Buchanan — board-certified physician, powerful storyteller, and passionate advocate for healing and human connection. Drawing from her own journey and the stories of others, Dr. Buchanan shares eye-opening insights into the emotional toll the COVID-19 pandemic has taken on physicians and healthcare providers — and what recovery looks like on the other side.As an ambassador for the Lorna Breen Foundation and the author of Emotional Flatline, Dr. Buchanan offers a candid, compassionate conversation about burnout, resilience, and the path back to purpose. She also discu...2025-04-0458 min
Create Meaning in Medicine83. Transforming Physician Well-Being and Medical Culture Part 2 with Kim DowneyDive into part two of our engaging discussion of the transformative journey of Kim Downey, a fierce advocate for physicians' mental health and well-being. Discover how Kim's personal battles and professional insights have fueled her mission to uplift healthcare providers through her unique blend of advocacy. Don't miss her actionable tips for making a real difference. Key Takeaways To Listen For The inspiration behind 'Stand Up for Doctors' and its impact on physician well-being How Kim’s experiences as a cancer survivor propelled her advocacy for doctors The importance of distinguishing between burnout and moral in...2025-03-2715 min
Create Meaning in Medicine82. Transforming Physician Well-Being and Medical Culture Part 1 with Kim DowneyPhysician burnout, moral injury, and trauma exposure are deeply ingrained in the medical profession but what if we could change that? In this episode, Kim Downey, a fierce advocate for physician well-being, shares how she turned personal hardships into a mission to support doctors. From navigating medical trauma to building a powerful LinkedIn network, Kim has become a super-connector, linking physicians, advocates, and leaders to drive meaningful change. Key Takeaways To Listen For How moral injury differs from burnout The hidden trauma of medical training and its lifelong impact The importance of community a...2025-03-2521 minErin's Isle podcastSheepdogs on Erins IsleHave you ever noticed how many sheep there are in Ireland? A lot. And that means there quite a need for well-trained sheepdogs. Joe Joyce knows all about both, the sheepdogs and the sheep. He runs Joyce's Country Sheepdogs in Connemara. Hear how he trains them, how to know if you have a good one, and why all the sheep are so colorful, in this episode of Erin's Isle.2025-01-2009 min
Choppin' It UpShannon Breen, From Finance to Freight: Building FreightVanaSUMMARY:In this episode of Choppin' It Up, Will Jenkins interviews Shannon Breen, Co-CEO and Founder of FreightVana. They discuss Shannon's journey from growing up in Oregon to his career in finance and ultimately to the freight industry. Shannon shares insights on the importance of relationships in freight, lessons learned from his time in transportation, and the challenges faced during the mergers. He also talks about the founding of FreightVana and the vision behind creating a differentiated logistics brand. In this conversation, Will Jenkins shares the journey of building FreightVana, a unique freight brokerage that combines technology...2025-01-0250 minErin's Isle podcastBagpipe MuseumBagppipes are an unmistakable instrument all over Scotland. And Glasgow has a National Piping Centre where you can learn all about the history of the bagpipes, how to play them and how they have evolved since the 1400s. Hear the pipes...the pipers and the story f the bagpipes in this edition of Erin's Isle.2024-11-0311 minErin's Isle podcastMalt Whiskey TourEver wanted to learn the history of whiskey....as you sip it? Bruce MacGregor offers just that at his bar in Inverness. He explains the historic events relative to whiskey distilling in Scotland plus he accompanies the sipping and the history with his own award-winning fiddle playing and interesting anecdotes. You can experience the Malt Whiskey Experience for yourself in this episode of Erin's Isle.2024-07-1011 minErin's Isle podcastDabillaTrad sessions in Ireland always draw a crowd. But it is almost always a crowd there to listen. Dabilla is changing that. Anywhere they play they draw. crowd alright, but it's a high energy, highly involved crowd singing along, clapping, and feeding off he energy produced. That's because Dabilla blends traditional instruments and technique into a new approach to classic Irish tunes and popular music. Think uillean pipes playing the part of an electric guitar, or a tin whistle soloing through The Fields of Athenry. Hear how it all comes together in this episode of Erin's Isle.2024-06-1610 min
TV Guidance CounselorTV Guidance Counselor Episode 628: Erin and Jason BrantMay 25-31, 1991 This week Ken welcomes author Jason Brant and his wife and co-host of the EXCELLENT YouTube show, "So Bad It's Good", Erin Brant to the show. Ken, Jason and Erin discuss the risk of Erin and Jason wrecking the show forever, loving bad movies, how horrible a person Steven Segal is, vanity project, Neil Breen, how 1991 was the hangover of the 1980s, being barred from watching South Park, growing up in rural Western PA, Hershey, Pittsburgh, cigarettes, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, Kevin Costner, Waterworld, T2, Transformers, childhood movie trauma, Space Camp, National...2024-04-011h 45Erin's Isle podcastSculpting Irish HistoryThe Kilbaha Gallery on the Loop Head peninsula is a showcase for painting, sketches, sculptures and history. Not only do they focus on Irish artists, it is the home of famous Irish bronze artists James and Seamus Connolly. Hear the story of their foundry, their aftwork and their love of what they do, in this episode of Erin's Isle.2024-02-0910 min
Show Me Homeschool PodcastHomeschool Leadership with Dani Dent-BreenSend us a textAre you a homeschool leader facing challenges in managing your community while prioritizing your own family's needs? In this episode of Show Me Homeschool, host Erin and guest Dani Dent-Breen, an experienced homeschool mom and leader, discuss the unique struggles of homeschool leadership and provide valuable insights and advice for navigating the complexities of being in homeschool leadership positions. Links & ResourcesEpisode 9: How to Be Involved in Local Politics as a Homeschooler with Dani Dent-BreenConnect with Erin & Joe at Show Me Homeschool: 2024-01-2619 min
Erin's Isle podcastLacemaking and Standing StonesKenmare Lace played a big part in sough County Kerry's history. And the Lace design center in that village is working to educate people about the different types of lacemaking in Ireland, and to keep the art alive. Kenmare is also known for a three thousasnd year old stone circle many say has magic powers. Hear about both in this episode of Erin's Isle. 2024-01-0712 minShow Me Homeschool PodcastHow to Be Involved in Local Politics as a Homeschooler with special guest Dani Dent BreenSend us a textAre you a homeschool parent who wants to make a difference in your local community? In this episode of Show Me Homeschool, host Erin is joined by guest Dani Dent Breen as they delve into the topic of how to be involved in local politics as a homeschooler. Dani shares her experience and insights on the importance of understanding the role of legislation in homeschooling, building relationships with local representatives, and advocating for homeschooling rights. If you're looking for advice and inspiration on how to navigate the world of politics as a...2023-11-0332 minErin's Isle podcastErin's Isle: Dursey Cable CarThe Dursey Island Cable Car travels a short distance from the tip of the Beara Peninsula to the island and back. And it is a lifeline for those who live and work on the island. And it is an adventure for those visiting. Take a ride on the Dursey Island Cable Car in this edition of Erin's Isle.2023-10-3110 minErin's Isle podcastErins Isle: MacGregor's BarExperience a truly Scottish find. MacGregor's Bar in Inverness is the real deal. It celebrates Scotland through food, libations, atmosphere and music. Owner Bruce MacGregor, is also a member of a famed Scottish band, Blazing Fiddles. But his bar is about keeping Scottish music alive with all other bands in the area. Hear the magic for yourself in this episode of Erin's Isle.2023-09-2210 minErin's Isle podcastErin's Isle: The Books and Bells of InvernessInverness is home to the largest second hand book store in Scotland. You'll hear all about what you can find there and the man who is behind that bookseller's business in this episode of Erin's Isle. Plus you'll meet one of the change ringers at St. Andrews Cathedral. She stumbled into it and says it's changed her life. All that and more in this episode of Erin's Isle.2023-08-1211 minErin's Isle podcastA Scottish KiltmakerInverness is a city in the north of Scotland, steeped in tradition from music to food to attire. It's one of those places where kilts are not just worn for the tourists...but for everyday wear. And in a little shop called Chisolm's Highland Dress you'll find tradition wrapped in tarten and adorned with a sporran. Heather has been making kilts there for 60 years. "A kilt is 8 yards of fabric and it takes time to get the pleating right," she says. "It's an art and it is founded on tadition. And even though we have become a so...2023-07-2211 minErin's Isle podcastWater Buffalo in Ireland?Ireland is known for its dairy products, but Johnn Lynch in Macroom, west of Cork City, is putting dairy in the spotlight himself with water buffalo. That's right, he has established a substantial water buffalo industry. And his Water Buffalo Mozerella and other products are becomeing a national hit. 2023-07-1009 minErin's Isle podcastErin's Isle: Mythical IrelandNewgrange is a passage tomb located in Ireland's Ancient East. It is one of many monuments there. But what was it actually used for? Anthony Murphy has studied and written extensively about Ireland's Ancient East. From the henges to the tombs and from the dolmens to the standing stones, he has written 7 books about them. Hear his views in this episode of Erin's Isle. 2023-05-1213 minErin's Isle podcastKnitting with a Pro on Erin's IsleIreland is a land of wool. And in this episode of Erin's Isle, visit O'Maille's on High Street in Galway to see the variety of stitches, patterns, and wools the Irish are known for. Anne O'Maille has been knitting for 7 decades and is always happy share secrets with her customers. 2023-03-2712 minErin's Isle podcastThe Magical Blend of the UCD Scholars ChoirUCD's Scholars Choir has been an award-winning internet-famous, crowd-pleasing act for years. It began 23 years ago with Artistic Director Desmond Earley and continues with him in charge. But even with a guest director the group is unbelievable. These singers are mostly scholars in other disciplines across the UCD campus. Only a handful are music majors. But their sound is intoxicating whether they are singing a capella, with an orchestra or with other famous Irish performers. Hear their magic in this episode of Erin's Isle.2023-01-2710 minErin's Isle podcastIreland's first gin schoolWhile Ireland brings visions of whiskey and Guinness to mind, Listoke, north of Dublin has opened Ireland's first all gin distillery and giin school. You can learn all about the business and all about distilling your own, in a 3 hour session at the school. They provide the botanicals and the stills, the rules and the recipes. You go home with an education and a bottle of gin distilled to your own specific tastes. Learn all about it this edition of Erin's isle2022-12-0510 minErin's Isle podcastMichael Kelly in RenoMichael Kelly is a fiddler who can play anything from rock and roll to bluegrass to jazz. But these days he focuses in on the musice that is in his heart; Irish Music. And while in Reno recently he enchanted the crowd with drinking songs, ballads and instrumental that make you dream of the Emerald Isle. Hear his story and his music on this episode of Erin's Isle. 2022-11-1708 min
Erin's Isle podcastErin's IsleMichael Kelly has the heart of an Irishman, the music of a pub staple and an emotional tie to the Emerald Isle and he is always happy to share a tune or two. He was playing at Black Rabbit Mead in Reno, Nevada recently and swept the audience away to Galway with his drinking songs, ballads and fiddling. Hear his back story, how he came to Irish music, and what it means to him to play it, in this episode of Erin's Isle. 2022-11-1709 minErin's Isle podcastButter, Bells & BurrosWhen you visit the city of Cork, don't miss the hidden gems: the butter, the bells and burros. That's right there is a museum there dedicted to butter, you can ring the Shandon bells if you are willing to climb the tower, and not far from Cork the Donkey Sanctuary houses and cares for hundreds of donkeys turned out on their own when agriculture in Ireland was motorized with tractors. Hear all about it in this episode of Erin's Isle. 2022-10-1412 minErin's Isle podcastJameson CasksMeet the coooper master for Jameson Whiskey and hear how he views his all-important job, how important the casks are to Jameson and how he drinks his whiskey...on Erin's Isle.2022-09-2511 minErin's Isle podcastBog BodiesThe bodies of men who lived in the Iron Age have been pulled from the bogs in Ireland and are on display at the National Museum in Ireland. Hear the stories of how they came to be there, what happened to them and what we can all learn from such old bodies in this edition of Erin's Isle.2022-09-0611 minErin's Isle podcastThe Sweeter side of Connemara Burren Connemara is known for it's rustic landscapes. So you may not realize it is also home to a few refined businesses. Like a chocolate factory and a perfumery. Hear all about both businesses and the adventure getting there in Episode #304 of Erin's Isle.2022-08-2411 minErin's Isle podcastHollyTree HarpsSean Smyth is one of about a dozen Irish harpmakers and his instruments are in demand. He makes each one to order from his workshop in the back of HollyTree Cottage not far from the Village of Naul. Hear what he puts into his harps and what harpis Fiona Gryson gets out of them, on Erin's Isle.2022-08-0811 minErin's Isle podcastVoices of the BoyneHow did 100 women from all walks of life become a community voice in Drogheda? They got together to sing and found friendship, escapism, friendship and harmony with life. Hear how a passtime the all love became the basis for a community service group, as they raise money for charities with their concerts.2022-07-2712 min
Thinking Out Loud with Sheldon MacLeodLisa Banfield - The First VictimHe was a man with a short temper and a long history of violence. And we're learning more about the patterns of behaviour of the man who went on to kill 22 Nova Scotians more than two years ago. Today we heard from the woman who spent 19-years as his common law partner. Excerpts of audio recordings and video re-enactments were played to the Mass Casualty Committee today giving us our first glimpse of the personal trauma Lisa Banfield experienced. She will be a live witness this Friday, but won't be subjected to repeating the details of that April 2020 weekend, nor...2022-07-1313 minErin's Isle podcastSay it in Gaelic: GaeltachtsGaeltachts are Irish communities where Irish is designated as the primary language. Anyone can drop in, and, yest they will explain things in English if you can't understand them. But it's a way of encouraging the native language and keeping it alive. Donegal is a great Gaeltacht. Not only do you hear Irish all around you, you can see the Irish in action and you can see the pink skies of Donegal long into the night. 2022-07-1310 min
The Femtastic PodcastPart 1: Crisis Pregnancy Centers 101 - How Your Tax Dollars Fund Fake Women's Health Centers Crisis pregnancy centers, or “CPCs,” are anti-abortion organizations that target pregnant people with predatory, deceptive marketing. They hide in plain sight by operating under the guise of offering comprehensive reproductive healthcare. Instead, they are religiously-affiliated, anti-abortion, and often unlicensed “medical” centers that, as stated by the California legislature, dissuade pregnant people from abortion through “intentionally deceptive advertising and counseling practices that often confuse, misinform and even intimidate” mostly low-income clients from making informed choices. Eighty-three percent are affiliated with evangelical Christianity, and nearly all are tax-exempt. Their deceptive practices are well documented, and range from including words like “choices...2022-05-0351 minErin's Isle podcastEp #201Just because you aren't in Ireland doesn't mean you can't celebrate with traditional music. Chances are there's a session in your own town. You just have to look for it. This is one I found in Reno, Nevada2022-03-0208 minErin's Isle podcastGalway Cathedral's Worldwide ConnectionHow the Galway Cathedral shows the resilience of the Irish Spirit.2022-02-0311 min
Friends in Your EarsErin Milanese and Kelly Therese PollockJoin political junkies and the bachelor connoisseurs Erin Milanese, Kelly Therese Pollock and Kathy Campbell as we see how deep the rabbit hole is, and prepare to be left contemplating the meaning of life on a special FIYE bonus question.
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Aging And AwesomeWhat's Up With That? with Erin Breen, Episode 1, "Tahoe Takeover"Erin Breen explores the "Tahoe Takeover" of not only people fleeing urban America, but the bears that are native to the new land of the city-dweller. 2021-03-2223 min
Ready Yet?! With Erin MarcusI'm Ready! Interview Series Feat. Justin Breen: The top one percent mindsets in the worldHere’s a simple formula for success: decide that you are only ever going to work with or associate with the top one percent mindsets in the world….and then stick to your guns! By eliminating the noise and getting crazy clear on what exactly he should be focused on, Justin Breen has been able to create a global company in record time. If you appreciate the direct approach to offering insight and advice (like I do!) you’re going to love this conversation! Guest Resourceswww.BrEpicLLC.com...2021-01-2824 min
Learn With Lels15: Erin Breen on being a pediatric nurse and working on the frontlines during COVID-19Erin Breen, a pediatric cardiac nurse, talks about the highs and lows of taking care of sick children and gives insight on what it’s like being on the frontlines of a global pandemic.2020-06-0900 minErin's Isle podcastEp #7: BallyfinBallyfin is a luxury country house in County Laios, not far from Dublin, Ireland. It is was build in the 1800's and has been a popular getaway for the rich and famous from around the world. In 2018 they held a special dinner and invited Chef Patrick O'Connell from Little Washington Virginia to help. It was grand dinner indeed. Tour the home and the gardens and hear the chefs talk about locally sourcing food in Ireland and in Virginia for the best they can offer. All that plus A Broad Abroad in Episode #7 of Erin...2020-05-2020 minErin's Isle podcastEp 40: The Dunbrody and the Hole in the WallTour the Dunbrody Famine Ship and hear the stories of those who sailed her. And hear the history of the Hole in the Wall Bar in Kilkenny. All that plus A Broad Abroad in Episode 40 of Erin's Isle.2020-05-1019 minErin's Isle podcastEp 39: KilkennyHear all about Kilkenny Castle, the Medieval Mile and Kytler's Inn, also known as a Witches' Kitchen. History that shaped the town and that will make you want to visit. All that plus A Broad Abroad in Episode 39 of Erin's Isle. 2020-03-0415 min
Erin's IsleEp 38 Windmills and rosesHear about Ireland's only working windmill and how its role has changed but it is still a big part of Blennerville's economy. And learn all about the Rose of Tralee, how it started, how it's grown and who competes. It's all in Episode 38 of Erin's Isle.2020-01-0716 minErin's Isle podcastEp 38: Windmills and RosesA working windmill and a competition for roses. You can find them both within miles of each other in the west of Ireland. Tralee is where women from around the world compete for the title of the Rose of Tralee every August. Hear where they come from and just how the competition began so many years ago. And Blennerville, between Tralee and the Dingle Peninsula is where you'll find Ireland's only working windmill. It works to this day, but not more to bring in tourists than to turn out tons of flour. Hear all about the area in Episode 38 o...2020-01-0716 minErin's Isle podcastDeath, it's another part of lifeFrom cemeteries and funerals to wakes and monuments, the Irish know how to celebrate a life well-lived. Hear all about about, including the role grave robbers played and how the newly dead are honored daily. All that plus A Broad Abroad in Episode 37 of Erin's Isle.2019-11-2218 minErin's Isle podcastEp 36 of Erin's Isle: Celtic ConnectionsFrom preserving Irish ancestry to musicians creating and sharing Celtic music, Episode 36 of Erin's Isle explores them all. In particular there is a focus on the connections from Ireland and Scotland all the way to the high desert of Nevada, and all across the United States.2019-11-0722 minErin's Isle podcastEp 35 of Erin's Isle: Cliffs of Moher and Irish DirectionsFinding your way around Ireland can be tricky. The good thing is that everyone you see will help you. Hear the kind of directions you will get, and learn all about the Cliffs of Moher and what to listen for along with the seabirds and the never-ending wind. ASll that plus A Broad broad in Episode #35 of Erin's Isle. 2019-10-1517 minErin's Isle podcastDingle Gin and Murphy's Ice CreamDingle Gin has just won awards for both its whiskey and its gin. Hear all about how they go about their distilling and why they serve you whisky before the tour even begins. And Sean and Kieran Murphy have found sweet, sweet success using the dairy products of Ireland. They moved to Ireland 20 years ago and have built an empire around ice cream. Murphy's Ice Cream celebrates the flavors of Ireland from Irish Brown Bread to Sea Salt, to Dingle Gin. All that plus A Broad Abroad in Episode 34 of Erin's Isle.2019-09-0721 min
Erin's IsleEp32-Horesback Riding & SheepdogsRiding horses along the beaches of Ireland is like being in a movie. Hear about he adventure of horseback riding in Connemara. And find out how the sheepdogs of Ireland make sheepherding look so easy.
All that plus A Broad Abroad in Episode 32 of Erin's Isle.2019-07-3118 min
Erin's IsleEp 33- Knitting Needles and Silver ShamrocksMeet Ann O'Maille and hear how she keeps the Irish culture of knitting alive and well in Galway. And hear how Maura Dickerson supplies the world with silver shamrocks, all grown in her own garden. All that plus A Broad Abroad in this episode of Erin's Isle.2019-07-3122 minErin's Isle podcastKnitting Needles and Silver ShamrocksHear all about Ann O'Maille and her House of Original Style in Galway. She's a knitter, a teacher and a businesswoman extraordinaire. And find out how a love of nature and a love of art resulted in the silver shamrocks that Maura Dickerson sells at the Galway Market in Galway. All that plus A Broad Abroad, in this episode of Erin's Isle.2019-07-3022 minErin's Isle podcastConnemara Ponies on the Beach and sheep dogs in the fieldRiding along the beaches of Ireland free as the wind atop a Connemara Pony is something you see in the movies. And it feels like you're in a movie when you do it, too. Hear what it's like, feel the thrill of the adventure and find some tips on planning your own adventure in Episode 32 of Erin's Isle. And if watching the talents of the sheepdogs that the Irish sheep farmers rely on is more your speed we've got that too. Demonstrations are put on for tourists to see what goes on behind the scenes bringing sheep...2019-06-3018 minErin's Isle podcastOysters and Seaweed...yum!Michael Browne calls his oysters The Galway Breakfast. "They clean the palette and give you a boost for the day," he says. Hear about how he harvests them and how he gets people to try them. And Seaweed may just be the new Kale. The Connemara Seaweed Company is growing in leaps and bounds. Find out how they harvest that, what goes into processing it and how to use it. All that plus A Broad Abroad in Episode 31 of Erin's Isle.2019-06-1318 minErin's Isle podcastThe Vikings are ...here!Viking reenactments have become quite a popular thing all across Europe and in Northern Ireland they celebrate the Viking heritage in Portadown, not far from Belfast. The annual Viking Festival there includes longboats, a Viking village, crafters, concerts and Vikings of every age. They cook, camp, craft, and battle all through the weekend. And the television series Vikings put on by The History Channel has helped fuel the Viking Festivals as a circuit. Hear the battles, the music and the people, in Episode 30 of Erin's Isle.2019-05-2917 minErin's Isle podcastDingle MagivcDingle is a magical place. And there are some passionate artists who live there. Abi Dillon followed her passion for beach combing and crafts all the way to opening a shop featuring Sea Glass and other artists in the Dingle Area. Harris Moore settled in Dingle and built a Celtic and Prehistoric Museum after traveling the world playing music. And they are the tip of the iceberg for magic in Dingle. Check out their stories plus A Broad Abroad in Episode 29 of Erin's Isle.2019-05-1321 min
Erin's IsleEp 28- Gaellic Golf StereoFrom coastal courses to manicured greens in lakeland settings, Ireland offers great golfing for every level of golfer. And much of it comes with extras, like spectacular views, historic buildings, and in Galway dinner on the Orient Express. Hear all about it in Episode 28 of Erin's Isle.2019-04-2719 minErin's Isle podcastGaelic Golf; Hitting a Hole in OneImagine rustic coastal courses with incredible greens, golfing around a castle, or a lakeland course that is also home to a historic Abbey and carriages from the Orient Express. Golfing in Ireland offers all that and more. You just need to know where to go to find it. Episode 28 of Erin's Isle shows you were to go, what you'll find and what you just might want to ask about. 2019-04-2719 minErin's Isle podcastEp 27: Galway HookersMeet the Galway Hookers. They are a tradition, and there is a movement to bring them back as a working force in the West of Ireland. The effort to restore the traditional fishing boats of the Claddagh, known as the Galway Hookers, is an international effort and a growing project that involves people from all walks of life all focused on seeing the shiny black beauties with their bright red sails working again on Galway Bay. And...they are so iconic that The Galway Hooker is also a winning brand in Ireland for everything from G...2019-04-1323 min
Erin's IsleEp 26: Seeing StarsWhen you look at Irish crystal, you see rainbows and stars. That's what cut crystal produces, no matter what shape it comes in. And at the Waterford Crystal Factory it comes in every shape you can imagine.
And tour a castle with a colorful past (involving pirates!) and a long term lease on the future doing research among the stars.
All that plus A Broad Abroad in Episode 26 of Erin's Isle.2019-03-3117 minErin's Isle podcastEp 26: Seeing StarsIrish crystal is known for it's strength, sparkle and elegance.And it's still made by hand. In fact, at Waterford Crystal every piece is hand blown, hand cut and hand finished. And you can watch them making timeless art, and admire the results in every shape you can image. You know what else shines bright for the future? The Blackrock Castle Observatory. From a colorful history to a starry eyed future, the people of Cork have retained it's history and given it a new lease on life. All that plus A Broad Abroad in Episode 26...2019-03-2917 min
Erin's IsleEp 24 Now We're CookingBallymaloe is Ireland's premier international cooking school located in the rurals not far from Cork City. Hear how the school works from the students who go there, and what puts this organic farm and cookery school on the map.
And take the Galway Food Tour. Find out where to find the best produce and cooking Galway has to offer.
All that plus A Broad Abroad in Episode 24 or Erin's Isle.2019-03-1820 min
Erin's IsleEp 25 Living LegendsPaeder O'Down has lived through a lot of history in Galway. What he hasn't lived through himself he has studied. I had tea with him and he has a lot of stories to tell.
Kevin Rohan is not only a known musician in Ireland, he is a radio host as well. Hear his take on his rise with music, his music and hear his velvety voice singing in local pubs.
All that plus A Broad Abroad in Ep 25 of Erin's Isle.2019-03-1819 minErin's Isle podcastA Manor House, A Castle and WoolThe village of Adare looks like it's from a storybook about Ireland, with thatched cottages, a lovely park and a magnificent Manor House. Find out why Abbeyglen Castle is the friendliest castle in Connemara, hear what sets if apart. And learn all about how wool gets from the sheep to the famous sweaters of the Aran Islands, at Ireland's National Wool Center. All that plus A Broad Abroad, in episode 23 of Erin's Isle.2019-03-1220 minErin's Isle podcastEp 23: Magnificent Machines and Talking DonkeysWhen it comes to tractors in Ireland, no one knows more about them than Austin O'Sullivan. He's has studied what they mean to Ireland and he collects them. He started the Agriculture Museum of Ireland and if you're lucky he'll take you on a tour. It's housed in the historic outbuildings of Johnstown Castle near Wexford. Those tractors put a lot of donkeys out of work. But there is a sanctuary here that looks for those donkeys and takes them in. Hear how thankful they are, and how you can offer a few welcomed hugs to them...2019-03-1218 minErin's Isle podcastNow We're Cookin'Award-winning food! In this Episode of Erin's Isle we visit Ballymaloe, Ireland's premiere cookery school. Located in rural Ireland between Waterford and Cork it is an amazing international operation training chefs for work around the world. And then we take The Galway Food Tour through the best the west has to offer in cooking and in fresh locally-grown products. From seafood to whiskey the key is to learn what's available and where to find it. All that plus A Broad Abroad, in this episode of Erin's Isle.2019-02-2720 minErin's Isle podcastYoga, Weaving and The Flock on the DockWhat draws people to Clare Island? Ciara McCalla moved there for what it offered her in natural beauty. She celebrates that energy through yoga and organic food. Beth Moran was drawn to the beauty as well, she celebrates nature with her weavings. And see how a flock on the dock of Clew Bay marks each passing year. All that plus A Broad Abroad in Episode 22 of Erin's Isle 2019-02-0215 minErin's Isle podcastEp 20: Keeping Heritage AliveHistory is valued and protected in Ireland, and that keeps the country's heritage alive and well. Such is the case with the Heritage Park in Wexford where you can see six thousand years of Ireland's history as it was back then. In Kinsale, the Irish Veterans Museum commemorates the Irish born who were lost fighting in wars around the world. And at the Tap Tavern, which is also in Kinsale you are surrounded on all sides by history reaching back to the 11th century. Hear about them all in Episode 20 of Erin's Isle....2018-12-1522 minErin's Isle podcastEp 19- Matchmaking and MagicVisit the Matchmaker Bar in the village of Lisdoonvarna and see how third-generation Willie Daly works his craft. Tour Terra Nova Gardens where Debra Begley has created a fairyland so wonderful that real fairies have moved in. Hear how it all came to be. And learn all about chocolate at the Hazel Mountain Chocolate Factory in Connemara. All that and A Broad Abroad in Episode 19 of Erin's Isle. 2018-11-1319 minErin's Isle podcastEp 18- ScotlandScotland is so much more than plaid kilts and haggis. It's a country of museums and highlands and of castles and bustling cities. And the people there are not only friendly, they have very cool accent. As usual for me, my adventures were better because of the things I stumbled upon, than to what you find in a guide book. From the Grand Central Hotel that blew me away, to the museums chocked full of the country's colorful history it was a place `i plan to go back to someday. 2018-11-1018 minErin's Isle podcastEpisode 17: DingleThe Dingle Peninsula is known for a few things, including the beautiful landscape, Fungi the Dolphin who lives in the bay, and Murphy's ice cream which is made there. But don't miss the pubs.They have some original including one that doubles as a hardware store, one that sells leather goods including shoes, and one that sells all kinds of things and keeps ledgers on what others have sold in the past. Take a tour of some enduring pubs run by charming people, in Episode 17 of Erin's Isle. 2018-10-1219 minErin's Isle podcastEp 16: Jewels in the WestWhen it comes to finding hidden jewels, The West of Ireland is a great place to hunt. From the buskers in the streets of Galway to the technicians behind the ancient harps of long ago, to the up and coming artists of the future, the west is rich in culture, heritage and art. Learn about how the ancient Irish harps are made, the ideas behind award-winning jewelry designer Linsey DeBurca, and what sets Galway buskers apart, in this episode of Erin's Isle. 2018-09-2819 min
Erin's IsleEp 12: Life's a BeachBeaches are in every direction in Ireland. Of course they are, it's an island. Learn about the history of Curracloe Beach in the east. Here'a hint, Private Ryan.
What's so special about Donabate?
And who do Galwegians kick the wal on the prom?
All that and a family beach vacation to remember in A Broad Abroad. It's all in Episode 12 of Erin's isle.2018-09-1519 min
Erin's IsleEp 13: Ageless ArtsThe art of falconry is very much alive in Ireland. You can find it many of the castles here. And you can try your hand at it yourself.
Do you know how the iconic Claddagh ring became the design it is today?
And learn you how can ring the bells at Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin.
All that an A Broad Abroad on beach vacations, in Episode 13 of Erin's Isle.2018-09-1522 min
Erin's IsleEpisode 15: Will You Meet me on Clare Island?Clare Island is just a 20 minute ferry ride from Westport, but it feels like it's a world away when you get there. The people, the community spirit and the living history all around you is all from a simpler time. Meet some of the characters who make it such a magical place in Episode 15 of Erin's Isle.2018-09-1521 minErin's Isle podcastEp 15: Clare Island 1Clare Island is off the coast of Westport on the west coast of Ireland. It's just a 20 minute ferry ride to get there. But it does feel like you are a million miles away once you land there. Life is just a lot simpler there. People are friendlier and there is a feeling of community everywhere you go. You can meet those who make it so special, learn the history of Granuaile, the fabled Pirate Queen who lived there and walk to the Clare Island Lighthouse that now hosts guests as a manor house hotel. 2018-09-1321 min
Black-Eyed N BluesAnother Drink | BEB 338Black-Eyed & Blues Show 338
Air Date September 12, 2018
Playlist:
Taylor Barton, Lost Horizon,
Matheus Mendes, Dirty,
Jeremiah Johnson, 9th And Russell,
Paul Dougherty, Little Damn Dog,
Josh Smith, Watching You Go,
Gina Sicilia, Heard The Lie,
Amanda Fish, 2020,
Colin James, One More Mile,
The Furious Seasons, So Sorry Adele,
Dennis Herrera, Takes Money,
Keith Stone with Red Gravy, Don’t Count Me Out,
Billy Hector, Busy Man,
Rachelle Coba, Good Ole Heartbreak,
Geoff Achison, Walk Away,
Jeff McCarty, Step Out,
Kara Gr...2018-09-121h 56Erin's Isle podcastDrogheda's Celebration of CultureThe town of Drogheda turned out in force to celebrate Irish Culture with the largest annual Celtic Music Festival in the world! Hear the musicians in competition and just performing...on stage and on the streets. Eco-artists took part creating a mural that celebrates culture from an environmentally friendly stance. Declan and Els will walk you through the process. Hear what inspires a textile designer dedicated to quality and old school beauty with a bit of a futuristic flair. And meet the faces of future Fleadh Cheoils. It's all in Ep 14 of Erin's I...2018-08-3119 minErin's Isle podcastAgeless ArtsWhen you think of ageless arts you probably think music, sculpture and theater. In Ireland, I think stone masonry, bell ringers and falconry. So that's what this is about. Learn about the art of the bell ringers at Christ Church Cathedral and the inside story on the competitive nature of the Steeple Keepers. And how you can ring the bells yourself. Hear the story of the Claddagh Ring, how it came to be and why it's such an iconic souvenir in Galway. And fly the birds of prey. You can do that at a lot o...2018-08-1422 minErin's Isle podcastEp 12: Life's a BeachIreland has tons of beaches and a lot of them have colorful history. From Curracloe Beach near Wexford, which has a history in film, to Lady's Beach on Galway Bay in the west, Ireland is perfect for beach combing, strolling, and just sitting and thinking as you take in the view. From the Wild Atlantic to the Irish Sea, you never have to go far to find the beach. All that plus a bit of insight into family vacations...at the beach in this week's Broad Abroad. 2018-08-0119 minErin's Isle podcastStellar StorytellingStorytelling is an art in Ireland. From friends and family members to professionals to fabled authors. This episode of Erin's Isle takes a look at the different levels of storytelling and at what makes it so popular all across this country. See where you can learn about Frank McCourt, where to look for stories as you travel the country and what goes into the art, from someone who does this professionally.2018-07-2220 min
Erin's IsleErin's Isle: Ep 10 Music at the GateThe small town of Drogheda, near Dublin has the honor of hosting the National celebration of Celtic Music in Ireland. Hear about the dedication of the town, about the musicians who live there and all about this year's Fleadh Ceol, in this episode of Erin's Isle.2018-07-0317 minErin's Isle podcastButter and King John's CastleButter is more important to Ireland's economy than you may realize. In fact it's so important that they have a museum dedicated to it's rich history. In Limerick, King John's Castle stands as an historic fortress and landmark, and it's playing a substantial role in Ireland's future as well. Plus, you'll meet someone with definite opinions of King John, and someone you may recognize from the Game of Thrones. All that plus A Broad Abroad...in Episode 9 or Erin's Isle. 2018-06-1715 minErin's Isle podcastEpisode 8: DanganGalway is home to Ireland's national Communications Museum. In this episode learn all about Ireland's involvement in global communications from a man who knows it all. Also, find out why Americans love Ireland enough to pick up and move here. And where you can find fairies without having to look very hard. And A Broad Abroad explains why more things seem possible as we age. 2018-05-2620 minErin's Isle podcastBlarneyThe Blarney Stone is on most people's list when they come to Ireland. But did you know the grounds are as fascinating as the castle and the stone? Meet the man who meets all of those after the gift of gab, and the man who runs the pub at the heart of the village.2018-04-2514 minErin's Isle podcastMed Tech, Cafe 37, Marriage Stones and A Broad AbroadMedical Technology plays a huge part in the economy in the west of Ireland. And Medical Technology Ireland is bringing both ends of the supply chain together to fuel it's future. Cafe 37 knows the key to serving up service and the right menus for it's patrons. Healthy is their new Sexy, and they know how to make their place Your Happy Place! Marriage Stones, an Irish tradition protected for the future. And A Broad Abroad finds that where you are is often just where you're supposed to be. 2018-04-1019 min
Mind Of Magnus1.22.2018 - Meghan & Erin Murphy on MoviesWith the stage of the Golden Globes having the likes of Tommy Wiseau, the news of Neil Breen having a documentary team following him, and all over changes happening in the movie industry, I just had to bring in the movie maven Murphy sisters on to talk!We shall chat about movies, movie culture, and some great picks for your next night in!Mentioned in this episode:Joe Bean Coffee - Coffee that lifts everyone.Use promo code Lunchador for 15% off your order!
https://shop.joebeanroasters.com2018-03-1457 minErin's Isle podcastGalway Cathedral, uilleann pipes and how smart is your smartphone?The Galway Cathedral is historic and amazing. The man in charge there is equally as charming and strongly believes in the cathedral's importance worldwide. You'll meet him and hear the Cathedral's history through his eyes. You'll also meet a man keeping the historic art of uilliann pipes alive. Not only that, he is constantly inventing, how about a walking stick that carries your instrument, just in case you have the urge to stop for a tune? And do you always put your trust in your smart phone? In my family it's a generational debate.2018-03-0920 minErin's Isle podcastErin's Isle; Episode 003In this episode of Erin's Isle we meet a dentist from Drogheda who took a very long walk to school for three very good causes. Cormac McNamara knows how to make a difference. We also meet Paul Doyle who runs Haper's Boutique B & B in Belfast. It's an amazing turn of the century guest house restored to Victorian splendor. It's a real look into what it takes to run a B&B in Ireland. And we stroll through the Botanical Gardens at Queen's College. 2018-02-1117 minErin's Isle podcastErin's Isle; Episode 002What's it like to own a castle? Ken and Lizanne Alan know. They bought Dardistown Castle near Drogheda 30 years ago. They say it's a never ending home improvement project with more rules than most renovations. But it is an amazing place to live! And what was Drogheda like 90 years ago? Carmel Conroy was there and has some incredible stories of how Drogheda has changed. She should know, she's lived there all her life. And she shares her stories over tea. And A Broad Abroad goes back to school.2018-02-1117 minErin's Isle podcastErin's Isle; Episode 001This is the first in a series of podcasts about Ireland. I live in Galway and want to share the charming bits of Ireland you could easily miss if no one told you to watch for them. In this episode we d why locals kick the wall on the prom in Galway. I's a lovely place to walk along the sea and it raises money for charities. We'll meet a music legend named Mary McPartlan, visit a bakery in Dublin that shows how creative those living in Ireland can be. And I begin the saga...2018-02-1123 min
Life Behind the MicEp 005 - Performing the National AnthemHave you ever wondered what it is like to be a National Anthem singer? Today,
Terrence Breen, Director, Multimedia Design and Entertainment of the Iron Pigs Baseball Team
will give National Anthem tips and how you can get involved at the Iron Pigs.
www.ironpigsbaseball.com2016-03-1709 min