Peter Tiernan - Podcast Details

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Let's Talk Education Research Episode 40: Teachers’ understandings of dyslexia, with Dr Paula LehaneIn this episode, Rowan speaks with Dr Paula Lehane about teachers’ understandings of dyslexia exploring Paula’s latest research and resource development.Paula’s profile is hereThe resources and research can be found here

2026-02-0930 min

The Ireland Podcast 201. Karl MacDermott: Comedy Writer & PerformerConversation includes: the (non-existent) comedy scene in Ireland in the 1970s and 80s; leprosy and space-travel; Ardal O’Hanlon; The Bogey Boys; Billy Roche; Young Ones; Tommy Tiernan; pioneering the comedy scene; Myles na Gopaleen; Hal Roche; setting up the Comedy Cellar above The International Bar on Wicklow Street, Dublin in the late 1980s with Mr Trellis, Barry Murphy, Kevin Gildea, Dermot Carmody; Dylan Moran; Jason Byrne and Dara Ó Briain; teabags and fireplaces; ‘The Young Ones’ on BBC 2; WC Fields and Laurel & Hardy; Peter Sellers and Woody Allen; Monty Python; Paul Whitehouse & The Fast Show; The Goons; Brendan Balfe; Shelley...

2025-11-261h 03 $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 39: Efficacy in maths education, with Dr Aisling TwohillIn this episode, I speak with Dr Aisling Twohill about efficacy in maths education with a particular focus on primary student teachers’ views on teaching and learning mathematics.Aisling’s work can be found here: https://tinyurl.com/bdfjd3y6Aisling’s profile can be found here: https://tinyurl.com/2s2az3hv

2025-11-1729 min

Call It, Friendo 192. Witness (1985) & Gallipoli (1981)This week, we discuss two films from Australian director Peter Weir. The first is Witness (1985), starring Harrison Ford, Kelly McGillis and Lukas Haas. The film focuses on a police detective protecting an Amish woman and her son, who becomes a target after he witnesses a brutal murder in a Philadelphia railway station. The second is Gallipoli (1981), starring Mel Gibson and Mark Lee. The film revolves around several young men from Western Australia who enlist in the Australian Army during World War I and fight in the disastrous Gallipoli campaign. Timestamps

2025-10-191h 15 $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 38: Supporting the educational progress of children in care: primary special education teachers’ views and experiences, with Dr Rosie SavageIn this episode, I speak with Dr Rosie Savage about supporting the educational progress of children in care, with a particular focus on primary special education teachers’ views and experiences.Rosie's work can be found here: https://pure.qub.ac.uk/en/studentTheses/supporting-the-educational-progress-of-children-in-care-a-qualitaRosie's profile: https://www.dcu.ie/inclusiveandspecialeducation/people/rosie-savage

2025-09-2231 min

Draft Craft Draft Craft Episode 319: An Unbalanced LineJP & Dan add to their big boards with their latest 12 pack of players making noise (or not!) at the college level. And while the boys usually try to stick to six offense and six defense...neither of them did a very good job of that in this one. JP goes offense heavy, and Dan just plain cheats. Plus you'll get to join in the tour through oktoberfest beers!(04:13)-Denzel Boston - WR, Washington(06:19)-Bryce Lance - WR, North Dakota State(07:21)-Francis Mauigoa - OT, University of Miami FL(09:26...

2025-09-1856 min

Conversations 20th Anniversary Collection: Writing hit songs for Blondie, Tina Turner and Suzi QuatroMusic was always in Mike Chapman’s blood. As a boy, he collected bottles at the Brisbane showgrounds and traded them for money, which he saved to buy his first guitar. In his career he has penned electrifying numbers for The Sweet, The Knack and Pat Benatar.In the history of '70s and '80s rock music, he is one of the least known, but most influential people.As a young man, he moved to the UK, hoping to become a rock and roll star.In the US, Mike produced Blondie's classic al...

2025-08-2836 min

Awake in the Network: Where Destiny Happens!A Summer. A Bar. A 19-Year-Old kid Who Thought He Knew Everything.Send us a textPicture this: You're 19, your girlfriend just transferred to Colorado, your parents just moved to a new town, and you're completely lost. Then your dad bumps into an old college buddy at a Chicago bar, and suddenly you're living in a basement on Dearborn Street, serving drinks to a crowd that's about to teach you everything college never could.That's exactly what happened to Peter Tiernan. And 40 years later, he finally wrote it down.Why This Episode Is DifferentBilly and Melissa don't just interview Peter...

2025-07-1752 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 37: Resilience, Resistance and Giving Back - exploring the topic of teacher diversity, with Dr Gareth BurnsIn this episode, I speak with Gareth Burns teacher diversity. Gareth's recent publication about this topic can be found here: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/01425692.2023.2294686Gareth's profile: https://www.dcu.ie/policyandpractice/people/gareth-burns

2025-07-0231 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 36: Task-based Language Learning, with Pearse AhernIn this episode, I speak with Pearse Ahern about task-based language learning for Irish (Gaeilge). Pearse's publication on this topic can be found here: https://reachjournal.ie/index.php/reach/article/view/630/546Pearse's profile: https://www.dcu.ie/languageliteracyandearlychildhoodeducation/people/pearse-ahern

2025-05-3035 min

TeachNet Podcasts #22 The PAIDEIA Project PodcastIn this episode, Dr Michael Hallissy is joined by Dr Enda Donlon and Dr Peter Tiernan from DCU Institute of Education to talk about their ongoing PAIDEIA Erasmus+ project, which was the subject of their joint Keynote at this year’s CESI Conference. Peter and Enda begin by explaining how the project emerged in response to […]

2025-05-2934 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 35: Burnout in Initial Teacher Education, with Dr Sabrina FitzsimonsIn this episode, I speak with Dr Sabrina Fitzsimons about burnout in Initial Teacher Education. Sabrina's bio: https://www.dcu.ie/policy-and-practice/people/sabrina-fitzsimonsCreate Website: https://www.dcu.ie/createArticles Discussed in the podcast:Fitzsimons, S., Boag, L. & Smith, D.S. (2025) Understanding Teacher Educators' Quality of Life: Insights from the PERMA Model. Applied Research Quality Life. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11482-025-10435-zFitzsimons, S., & Smith, D. S. (2025). ‘Don’t do anything spec...

2025-04-2842 min

Sapphire FM On Demand Wavelength Music Special: Folk MusicIntroductionThis program showcases the English-speaking folk music I've experienced in my lifetime. When I was a young man in England, the '60s UK folk resurgence was in full swing. My friends and I greatly enjoyed the 400 year old 'Blue Boar' pub, just outside Newbury on the Berkshire Downs. Oliver Cromwell stayed there the night before the first Battle of Newbury in the English Civil War, on September 19th/20th, 1643. There's a Civil War song from Martyn Wyndham-Read in the second hour of this program.On Friday and Saturday nights, we'd gather there...

2025-04-093h 03

The Ireland Podcast 148. John Colleary: Comedian, Actor & WriterEpisode 148 Comedian, actor and writer John Colleary from Sligo chats with Fender Jackson in Galway.Warning: this episode contains music.Conversation includes: introductions; the Colleary name; Sligo; the family; myna bird; David McSavage; Paul Chowdhry; The Life and Death of Peter Sellers; winging it; Andy Warhol; the teacher impersonation; the west of Ireland; not taking credit; south Dublin; coloured coded velcro; joining the guards; garda skills; working with Ken Loach; Jimmy’s Hall; Jimmy Gralton; The Savage Eye; Irish people not taking their jobs seriously; Borat; real encounters with the gardaí; the importance of...

2025-03-191h 09 $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 34: The autistic voice - experiences of autistic academics, with Dr Jane O'KellyIn this episode, I speak with Dr Jane O'Kelly about the work completed by a team of researchers exploring the experiences of autistic academics. You can find out more about Dr O'Kelly here: https://www.dcu.ie/policyandpractice/people/jane-okellyYou can find out more about the team's research network here: https://sites.google.com/view/acorn-network/home?authuser=0The team's publication is available here: https://osf.io/preprints/osf/tyxma_v1

2025-03-1434 min

Keys for Kids - daily devotions and Bible stories for kids and families Not a SecretBible Reading: Acts 4:13-20 Topher brought Mexican jumping beans to school today,” said Tiernan at dinner one evening. “They look like regular beans, but they move all by themselves. Topher wouldn’t say what made them move–he said it was a secret. But I looked it up and found out. I don’t know why Topher didn’t just tell us. It’s no secret!” “So what makes them move?” asked Tiernan’s sister Ariel. “Moths,” said Tiernan. “Mexican jumping beans are three-celled bean pods that house moths. The jumping is caused by the moth larvae moving in...

2025-03-1004 min

The Ireland Podcast 141. John O'Donnell: Artist - Part 2Ep. 141 Fender Jackson continues to find out the craic from the artist John O'Donnell.Conversation includes: being seen as an extravagance in South Africa; creating one’s own reality; establishing price points; establishing himself as an artist; Chris de Burgh and Iggy Pop; relocating back to Ireland; qualifying for a pension in Ireland; emigrating to Ireland; Instagram; John’s style of work; being true to the art; Gavin Friday; Dorchadas; Angeline Ball; Liam Ó Maonlaí; Caroline Corr; Andrea Corr; Glen Hansard; Mary Coughlan; Guggi; Imelda May; ‘A Community of Hope: Artists for Dublin Simon Gormley’s Gallery, Dublin’; G...

2025-02-1749 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 33: Publishing in Irish Educational Studies, with Dr Audrey BryanIn this episode, I speak with the General Editor of Irish Educational Studies, Dr Audrey Bryan, about all things related to the journal, from the readership and scope, to advice on how to publish with Irish Education StudiesYou can find out more about Irish Educational Studies on their website here: https://www.tandfonline.com/journals/ries20You can follow them on Twitter/X (@Editor_IES) and BlueSky (@iesjournal.bsky.social)

2025-02-1134 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 32: Exploring hidden histories with the LETHE project, with Dr Caitríona Ní CassaitheIn this episode, I speak with Dr Caitríona Ní Cassaithe about the LETHE project, a project designed to help teachers and students uncover hidden histories from across Europe. You can find out more about Dr Ní Cassaithe here: https://www.dcu.ie/stemeducationinnovationglobalstudies/people/caitriona-ni-cassaithe You can find Dr Ní Cassaite on Twitter/X (@trionacheile) and BlueSky (@trionacheile.bsky.social) The project website is here: https://letheproject.eu/

2025-01-2027 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 31: Teachers' Research Exchange (TREX), with Barbara Mulvihill and Dr Marek McGannIn this episode, I speak with Barbara Mulvihill and Dr Marek McGann about the Teachers Research Exchange TREX initiative - an online community of practice for education research in Ireland. You can find out more about TREX and register here: https://www.t-rex.ie/

2024-12-1134 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 30: Palestine through lenses of research, with Dr David Keane, Dr Paola Rivetti, and Prof Mathias UrbanIn this episode, Dr David Keane, Dr Paola Rivetti, and Prof Mathias Urban, speak to me about the ongoing situation in Palestine, through the lens of their respective areas of research. In this, longer than usual episode, my DCU colleagues discuss the situation in Palestine under the following themes: International Law - CERD (International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination) Activism in authoritarian regimes Early Childhood Education in Gaza and the West Bank, and its implications for education more broadly

2024-11-131h 35

Call It, Friendo 155. Targets (1968) & The Last Picture Show (1971)This week, we discuss the first two films from acclaimed American director Peter Bogdanovich. The first is Targets (1968), a crime thriller starring Tim O'Kelly, Boris Karloff, Nancy Hsueh and Bogdanovich himself. The film depicts two parallel narratives which converge during the climax: one follows Bobby Thompson, a seemingly ordinary and wholesome young man who embarks on an unprovoked killing spree; the other depicts Byron Orlok, an iconic horror film actor who, disillusioned by real-life violence, is contemplating retirement. The second is The Last Picture Show (1971), a coming-of-age drama adapted from the 1966 semi-autobiographical novel by Larry...

2024-11-101h 23 $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 29: School uniform policy and research in Ireland and Scotland, with Dr Majella McSharry and Dr Rachel ShanksIn this episode, I speak with Dr Majella McSharry and Dr Rachel Shanks about school uniform policy and research in Ireland and Scotland. You can find out more about Dr McSharry here:https://www.dcu.ie/humandevelopment/people/majella-mcsharry You can find Dr McSharry on Twitter/X: @MajellaMcSharry You can read Dr McSharry's article on this area here: https://doras.dcu.ie/30536/ You can find out more about Dr Shanks here:https://www.abdn.ac.uk/people/r.k.shanks ...

2024-10-3133 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 28: Exploring the processes of inclusion and creativity in music education showcases in schools, with Dr Regina MurphyIn this episode, I speak with Dr Regina Murphy about the processes of inclusion and creativity in music education showcases in schools. You can read the full report here: https://doras.dcu.ie/29328/ You can read more about Regina here: https://www.dcu.ie/artseducationmovement/people/regina-murphy

2024-10-0731 min

The Ireland Podcast 90. Armagh GAA Seniors: All Ireland Winners 2024Episode 90 tracks Sam Maguire as he arrives in Maghery Sean McDermott complete with reaction from players and the supporters. The craic was 90 indeed!Joe Fox: Chairman of Maghery Sean McDermottMaura Robinson: Club Secretary of MagheryBrendan Crealey: father of Ben Crealey and owner of ITSKeelan McConville: Maghery Club player and a stewardGerard Smith: cyclist and football fan from neighbouring clubSam arriving in Maghery Sean McDermott ‘The Boys From County Armagh’Aidan Nugent: ForwardJoe McElroy: Half Back Breffni O’Reilly: PT and NutionistCiaran Mackin: Mid Field or Centre Half BackConor McGuinness from Killeavy down in South ArmaghTiernan Kelly: C...

2024-07-3153 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 27: Private Lives – The Work of Mathematics Leaders in Irish Primary Schools, with Dr Damien BurkeIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Damien Burke about the work of mathematics leaders in Irish Primary Schools. You can read Damien's paper here: https://tinyurl.com/35vxwvxj You can find out more about Damien here: https://www.dcu.ie/policyandpractice/people/damien-burke

2024-07-2430 min

Inside Running Podcast 349: Live from Gold Coast Marathon | Jessica Stenson & Benita Willis349: Live from Gold Coast Marathon | Jessica Stenson & Benita Willis This episode of Inside Running is powered by lululemon. You can shop lululemon’s complete head-to-toe selection of running gear – made to take your run further in-stores and online at lululemon.com.au Julian enjoys his holiday up on the Gold Coast, though just misses running with Brady. Brad puts in his final preparations and negotiations ahead of his big pacing job Brady has a strange encounter with a truckie before joining Brad for pacing duties. Jessica Stenson joins the boys onstag...

2024-07-091h 51 $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 26: Instructional designer perspectives on the pursuit of quality in online course design, with Jason McDonald from Brigham Young UniversityIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Jason McDonald of Brigham Young University about instructional designer perspectives on the pursuit of quality in online course design. You can read Jason's paper here: https://tinyurl.com/57d2d534 You can read more about Jason here: https://education.byu.edu/directory/view/jason-mcdonald

2024-06-2723 min $Now That\'s What I Call a Franchise!$

Now That's What I Call a Franchise!The Addams Family 2 (2021)The Addams Family 2 (2021). Directed by Greg Tiernan and Conrad Vernon. Written by Dan Hernandez, Benji Samit, Ben Queen, and Susanna Fogel. Produced by Gail Berman, Conrad Vernon, Danielle Sterling, and Alison O'Brien. Distributed by United Artists Releasing. ----- Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @FranchisePodcast.

2024-06-2144 min $Now That\'s What I Call a Franchise!$

Now That's What I Call a Franchise!The Addams Family (2019)The Addams Family (2019). Directed by Conrad Vernon and Greg Tiernan. Written by Matt Lieberman. Produced by Gail Berman, Conrad Vernon, Alex Schwartz, and Alison O'Brien. Distributed by United Artists Releasing. ----- Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @FranchisePodcast.

2024-06-141h 09 $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 25: Nobody really knows: exploring the impact of social and cultural capital on students from low socio-economic backgrounds, with Melissa Lynch,In this episode of the podcast, I speak with Melissa Lynch about her current PhD research which focuses on exploring the impact of social and cultural capital on students from low socio-economic backgrounds. You can find out more about Melissa's research here: https://www.dcu.ie/instituteofeducation/news/2024/may/dcu-researcher-breaks-ground-educational-access-research-awarded You can find her on twitter: @mellynch87

2024-05-2728 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 24: Teachers and Global Citizenship Education: Values, Attitudes and Practices, with Dr Ben MallonIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Ben Mallon about Teachers and Global Citizenship Education: Values, Attitudes and Practices. Throughout the podcast, Ben about the recent report on a national survey of Irish Primary teachers and global citizenship education. You can find the report here: https://globalvillageschools.ie/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/TRO23001-Teachers-and-Global-Citizenship-Ed-ONLINE.pdf You can find out more about Dr Mallon here: https://www.dcu.ie/stemeducationinnovationglobalstudies/people/benjamin-mallon You can find Dr Mallon on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/BenjMall

2024-04-2926 min

Inside Running Podcast 335: World Cross Country Championships | Albie Thomas Mile335: World Cross Country Championships | Albie Thomas Mile This episode is sponsored by Precision Fuel & Hydration, check out their free online planner that you can use to work out how much carb, sodium and fluid you need to perform at your best. Click here then use the code at checkout as mentioned on the show for a discount. Brad gets in more mileage as he prepares to sell his house. Julian continues to manage his knee while discovering Pia’s competitive streak. Brady recovers from sickness as the Ballarat Marathon draws near. J...

2024-04-021h 32 $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 23: Exploring teachers’ agency in engagement with Ireland’s new Primary Language Curriculum, with Dr Conall O BreacháinIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Conall O Breacháin about his PhD research which explores teachers’ agency in the context of engagement with Ireland’s new Primary Language Curriculum. You can find out more about Dr O Breacháin here: https://www.dcu.ie/languageliteracyandearlychildhoodeducation/people/dr-conall-o-breachain

2024-03-2626 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 22: From recipe to enquiry – a curriculum tool for science teachers to align policy with practice in practical lessons, with Dr Natalie O’NeillIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Natalie O’Neil about her recent publication “From recipe to enquiry – a curriculum tool for science teachers to align policy with practice in practical lessons”. Natalie talks about the challenges of translating policy into practice with regard to enquiry-based teaching and learning. Through her work, Dr O’Neil explores a design-based research approach to improving the enquiry-based teaching and learning capabilities of teachers. Here paper was published in Irish Educational Studies in October 2023. You can find Dr O’Neil’s article here: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/0...

2024-03-1926 min

Tiernans Tea Time #37-Octagon Chronicles: Suga's Defense, Poirier's Brilliance, MVP Unveiled, Ngannou's Setback, Paul vs Tyson, and full UFC 299 main card breakdownSummary In this episode, Tiernan McCarthy-Kenney discusses the highlights of the UFC 299 card. He provides a detailed analysis of each fight, including Peter Yan vs. Song Yedong, Burns vs. Delamadadlana, Kevin Holland vs. MVP, Dustin Poirier vs. Benoit Saint-Aunis, and Sugar vs. Cheeto. Tiernan also shares his thoughts on the Francis Nganu vs. Anthony Joshua boxing match and the upcoming fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson. Takeaways The UFC 299 card featured several exciting fights with impressive performances. Peter Yan's victory over...

2024-03-1130 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 21: DCU's Further Education and Training Research Centre, with Dr Justin RamiIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Just Rami, Director of the FETRC Research Centre. Dr Rami discusses the foundation of FETRC, highlights projects and initiatives that are currently underway, and talks about the future of the centre. You can find out more about FETRC here: https://www.dcu.ie/fetrc You can follow FETRC on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/FETRC_DCU You can find out more about Dr Rami here: https://www.dcu.ie/policyandpractice/people/justin-rami You can also follow him on Twitter here: https...

2024-01-2922 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 20: Integrating migrant voices into teacher education using digital stories, with Dr Malgosia Machowska-kosciak and Dr Maria BarryIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Malgosia Machowska-kosciak and Dr Maria Barry about their research into integrating migrant voices into teacher education in Ireland. The project, which is funded by The Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, uses digital stories to tell authentic stories of young people's experiences of identity, belonging, representation, racism, and discrimination while growing up in Ireland. During the podcast, Dr Machowska-kosciak and Dr Barry discuss many issues which impact belonging such as teacher representation and the representation of minority groups in the curriculum. Their research highlights the need for...

2023-12-1126 min $Harpin\' On Rugby$

Harpin' On Rugby 299 : #CONvLEI previewPreview also available on our YouTube channel Leinster : 15. Ciarán Frawley 14. Rob Russell 13. Robbie Henshaw 12. Charlie Ngatai 11. Jamie Osborne 10. Harry Byrne 9. Ben Murphy 1. Ed Byrne 2. Rónan Kelleher 3. Michael Ala’alatoa 4. Ryan Baird 5. Jason Jenkins 6. Max Deegan 7. Scott Penny 8. James Culhane 16. Lee Barron 17. Cian Healy 18. Tadhg Furlong 19. Ross Molony 20. Jack Conan 21. Cormac Foley 22. Liam Turner 23. Will Connors Connacht : 15. Tiernan O’Halloran 14. Mack Hansen 13. Byron Ralston 12. Cathal Forde 11. Diarmuid Kilgallen 10. JJ Hanrahan 9. Caolin Blade 1. Peter Dooley 2. Dave Heffernan 3. Jack Aungier 4. Darragh Murray 5. Oisin Dowling 6. Cian Pr...

2023-12-0112 min

Call It, Friendo 127. Mikey and Nicky (1976) & The Friends of Eddie Coyle (1973)This week, we discuss two crime films from the 1970s. The first is Mikey and Nicky (1976), written and directed by Elaine May. It stars John Cassavetes as a desperate small-time mobster and Peter Falk as his longtime, childhood friend. The second is The Friends of Eddie Coyle (1973), starring Robert Mitchum and Peter Boyle and directed by Peter Yates. The screenplay was adapted from the 1970 novel by George V. Higgins, who also wrote Cogan’s Trade, the novel which later became the 2012 Andrew Dominik film Killing Them Softly. Timestamps What we’v...

2023-11-261h 34 $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 19: Disturbing the teacher's role as assessor, with Dr Audrey DoyleIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Audrey Doyle about her recent publication titled “Disturbing the teacher’s role as assessor: the case of calculated grades 2020–2021 in Ireland.” Audrey begins by providing listeners with an overview of the assessment context during Covid-19, detailing the dramatic shift from state examinations to teachers as assessors. In this study, Audrey speaks with teachers about their experiences of assessment during this time and draws out the challenges and opportunities faced by teachers, as well as teachers' perceptions of their future role in the assessment of their learners. You ca...

2023-10-1823 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 18: Move Write! A Whole-body Sensorimotor Approach to Handwriting, with Dr Sinéad McCauley LambeIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Sinéad McCauley Lambe about Move Write. Move write is a whole-body sensorimotor approach to handwriting. Sinéad provides a detailed overview of the research that led to the development of the Move Write programme. Sinéad worked with teachers and students from 10 schools in the Dublin area to develop the programme. Evidence suggests that the Move Write programme has a positive impact on students’ writing ability and motivation to engage in the writing process. The Move Write programme is published by ABC School Supplies and will be launching in a...

2023-09-1326 min

Radio Nonsense: A Comedy Club 4 Kids podcast The Eternally Unanswered Cat And Buttered Toast Question - With Richard SoamesThe mayor of card town himself, Richard Soames, joins Radio Nonsense this week to help Tiernan answer Peter (aged 11)'s forever asked Q about cats and buttered toast. JOIN THE ADVERT FREE LINDA EDITION OF THE SHOW ON APPLE PODCASTS OR ON ACAST+ HERE: https://plus.acast.com/s/33249a2e-3f02-4f3c-923e-bc17b8dcac87BUY OUR RADIO NONSENSE T-SHIRTS HERE: https://comedyclub4kids.store/ (Please make sure you get a grown up to do this for you)WE NEED YOUR QUESTIONS, JOKES AND NONSENSE...

2023-09-1239 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 17: Yes we can! – Digital Education for Better Futures: EDEN Annual Conference 2023, with Dr Orna Farrell and Prof Mark BrownIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Orna Farrell and Prof Mark Brown about the EDEN Annual Conference 2023. We discuss the history of the EDEN community and its core values, before focusing on the annual conference 2023. Dr Farrell and Prof Brown provide an overview of the conference, including the overarching theme of hope. They detail how this was evident throughout the conference sessions and keynote speakers. Our conversation highlights the importance of community to the EDEN management committee and the ways in which this is fostered throughout the year. Dr Farrell and Prof Brown discuss the...

2023-07-2717 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 16: Transformative professional learning for inclusive practice - with Dr Aoife BrennanIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Aoife Brennan. Dr Brennan is Head of School at the School of Inclusive and Special Education in the Institute of Education, Dublin City University. Aoife has spent many years researching the impact of Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) on inclusive practice. Aoife begins this podcast by discussing the overall timeline of her research and how, from doctoral level, she has continued her investigations in this area. This episode first draws on Aoife’s recently published paper titled “Teachers’ experiences of transformative professional learning to narrow the values practice gap related to inc...

2023-06-2619 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 15: STEM Education in Ireland: Spotlight on Research Impact and Practice - with members of the CASTeL Research CentreIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with members of the CASTeL research centre about their conference ‘STEM Education in Ireland: Spotlight on Research Impact and Practice’, which took place on Thursday the 25th of May 2023. CASTeL is Ireland’s largest research centre in science, technology, engineering and mathematics education. Centre Director, Dr Clíona Murphy began by providing an overview of the CASTeL centre and its mission, followed by an introduction to the themes of the conference - how they emerged, and their importance to the CASTeL centre. She also highlights the innovative, collaborative approach used in the dev...

2023-05-2935 min

The Running Brunch Ep. 16: Puma Power Couple, Angel Piccirillo and Pat Tiernan talk training, marriage, and dogsPat and Angel came on and brought the laughs with them. Professional athletes for Puma, they spend their days training, eating, and laying with their pup who does not like to run.

2023-05-241h 26 $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 14: Partnership or Prescription: Critical discourse analysis of partnership policy, with Dr Alan GormanIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Alan Gorman from the School of Policy and Practice at the Institute of Education, Dublin City University. Alan works across a range of areas including teaching methodologies, research methods, and policy analysis. He is the leader of the “Teacher Education and Professional Learning” Area of Professional Focus on the Institute of Education’s Professional Doctorate programme. Dr Gorman discusses his recently published article titled “Partnership or Prescription: a critical discourse analysis of HEI-school partnership policy in the Republic of Ireland.” During our conversation, Alan speaks about his interest in policy ana...

2023-05-0122 min $Dave Mac\'s Local Legend$

Dave Mac's Local Legend Julianne Guinee – Participant at the Incognito Art SaleThis Wednesday at the Incognito Art Sale you can view thousands of original postcard sized Artwork. Which you can purchase for €65 each and you will only find out who the Artist is after you buy. One of those Artists with works on display is Julianne from Buttevant. Her main speciality is figurative Art, primarily Children. Other Cork artists involved are Georgie O’Mahony, Hillary Noonan, Peter Buckley, Claire O’Reilly, Carla Trindle and Ruthie Ashenhurst. Previous contributors to Incognito include Bob Geldof, Bono, Bruce Springsteen, LYRA and Tommy Tiernan. It’s all in aid of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundati...

2023-04-2403 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 13: ChatGPT and the Educational AI Chatter, with Dr Eamon CostelloIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Eamon Costello from the School of STEM Education, Innovation and Global studies at the Institute of Education, Dublin City University. Eamon is Associate Professor of Digital Learning, working across a range of teacher education and professional programmes in the faculty. Before joining the Institute of Education, he worked in DCU’s open education unit - DCU connect - working with online learners across a range of programmes. Dr Costello gives listeners an overview of his recently published article on ChatGPT and educational AI, a topic of great interest and de...

2023-03-2621 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 12: Transformative Inclusion: Differentiating Qualitative Research Methods, with Dr Neil KennyIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Neil Kenny from the School of Inclusive and Special Education at the Institute of Education, Dublin City University. He is Programme Chair of the Master of Education and Autism, which is a programme for teachers working with autistic students. Before joining DCU, Dr Kenny worked in Teacher Education in the University of Limerick. Dr Kenny gives listeners an overview of his recently published paper titled ‘Transformative Inclusion: Differentiating Qualitative Research Methods to Support Participation for Individuals With Complex Communication or Cognitive Profiles’. The overarching issue the paper addresses is incl...

2023-02-2721 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 11: Learning Design in the Time of Covid-19 with Dr Orna FarrellIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Orna Farrell from the School of Policy and Practice at the Institute of Education, Dublin City University. Dr Farrell has been with DCU for eight years, working in the area of online education, with a particular focus on supporting mature students studying online, and academics in developing online learning materials. Over the years, her interest in learning design has grown, and her research focuses on the various tools and techniques that can be applied in online settings. Dr Farrell begins by introducing listeners to the digital learning design unit...

2023-01-3022 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 10 with Dr Maurice OReilly: Online Mathematics Exhibition at the Edward Worth LibraryIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Maurice OReilly from the School of STEM Education, Innovation and Global Studies at the Institute of Education, Dublin City University. Dr OReilly, who has been working in Education for over 40 years, is a mathematics educator and researcher with a special interest in the history of mathematics and mathematics education. Dr OReilly begins by introducing listeners to the Edward Worth library, its founder, location, and history. Following this, he speaks about an innovative research project undertaken by his students. Students began by visiting the library to get a sense of...

2022-12-1422 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 9 with Dr Aleesha Rodriguez: Consulting Children – speculating about my digital futureIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Dr Aleesha Rodriguez from the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellent for the Digital Child. Dr Rodriguez is a social media researcher and a science and technology studies scholar who has a particular interest in how technology shapes society and how society shapes technology. Dr Rodriguez provides a detailed account of her current research project: Consulting children – speculating about my digital future. In this project, Dr Rodriquez and her team work with groups of children, asking them to imagine digital technologies of the future and how they should look. The te...

2022-11-2524 min

Partly Political Broadcast Taking It Back To The 2010sAusterity, blaming asylum seekers for everything and Peter Kay doing a live tour again where he'll no doubt check if anyone remembers his last one. Its all back to the 2010s but with the sad problem that we've already been through them so this is now worse as a result. Bullying Gavin Williamson, even worse Suella Braverman and COP27. Plus director of Progressive Economy Forum (@PEF_online) James Meadway (@meadwaj) on the state of the economy, again but you know, worse since a few weeks back when I interviewed someone about it. CHECK THE PROGRESSIVE ECONOMY...

2022-11-0857 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 8 with Dr Tara Concannon-Gibney: Exploring the Use of Children’s Literature in the Teaching of Early Reading - SCoTENS projectIn this month's episode, Tara Concannon-Gibney discusses her recently completed SCoTENS project titled 'An Exploration of the Use of Children’s Literature in the Teaching of Early Reading (EuCLER).' The project was completed with Dr Geraldine Magennis from St Mary's University College Belfast. This SCoTENS funded project focused on the presence of children’s literature within educational policy in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. In particular, it examined the place, profile and prevalence given to children’s literature as a key component in the teaching of reading in the early years (0-8 years). It als...

2022-10-2523 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 7 with Dr Amalee Meehan: How school ethos influences the integration of newly arrived migrant studentsIn this month's episode, Amalee Meehan discusses school ethos and how this influences the integration of newly arrived migrant students. You can connect with Dr Meehan by email amalee.meehan@dcu.ie Dr Meehan's recent publication on this subject is available (open access) here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666374022000863 The DCU Anti-Bullying Centre website is here https://antibullyingcentre.ie/

2022-09-2718 min

Call It, Friendo 82. Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975) & Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003)This week, we discuss two films from award-winning Australian director Peter Weir. The first is Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975), an adaptation of the celebrated novel of the same name. It tells the story of a group of girls and their teacher who go missing during an excursion to the mysterious Hanging Rock. The second is Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003). The film stars Russell Crowe as Jack Aubrey, a decorated British naval captain, and Paul Bettany as Stephen Maturin, the ship’s surgeon. Timestamps Picnic at...

2022-08-251h 34 $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 6 with Dr Geraldine French: Early Childhood and the importance of slow relational pedagogyIn this month's episode, Geraldine French discusses Early Childhood and the importance of slow relational pedagogy. You can connect with Dr French on Twitter @GFrench_ECEC or on email geraldine.french@dcu.ie. Dr French's publication on slow relational pedagogy is available here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V6no4KmbEDvunEWM3f6R4ECEMRWlm428/view?usp=sharing

2022-08-2518 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 5 with Dr Audrey Bryan: The Social Ecology of Responsibility Framework (SERF)In this month's episode podcast, Audrey Bryan discusses a pedagogical framework – the Social Ecology of Responsibility Framework (SERF) -- which she developed as a tool for climate change educators to promote deeper understanding of the complex relationship between individual actions or “ordinary harms” and wider social forces which are responsible for the global climate crisis (Bryan 2021). With reference to her recently published article “Pedagogy of the Implicated”, she discusses the rationale for the SERF as well as the theories, thinkers and concepts that inspired it, as well as some of the ways that it might be applied in classroom contexts.

2022-07-2721 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 4 with Prof Mathias Urban: The Early Childhood Research CentreIn this episode I speak with Professor Mathias Urban, Desmond Chair of Early Childhood Education and Director of the Early Childhood Research Centre at the Institute of Education, Dublin City University. Mathias provides a wonderful insight into Early Childhood Education and the role his centre is playing in shaping research, policy and practice in the field. You can find out more about Mathias here You can find out more about the Early Childhood Research Centre here and follow the centre on Twitter @dcu_ecrc

2022-06-3026 min

Inside Running Podcast 241: Launceston Running Festival | Jess Stenson241: Launceston Running Festival | Jess Stenson This Episode is proudly brought to you by lululemon. lululemon are a brand known for yoga, but as we now know, their run gear is technical, highly functional and built to last run after run through the seasons. Check the collection out on lululemon.com.au Brad changes plans in response to his body and runs a solid workout in the Launceston Half Marathon. Brady has deja vu with his watch as he sets a 10k PB at Launceston as he recaps his race. J...

2022-06-141h 39 $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 3 with Prof Michael O'Leary: The Centre for Assessment Research, Policy and Practice in EducationIn this episode, I speak with Professor Michael O'Leary about the Centre for Assessment Research, Policy and Practice in Education (CARPE). Michael speaks to me about the origins and development of the centre, highlights some recent research completed by the centre, and discusses what's next for CARPE. You can find out more about CARPE and what they do, on their website https://www.dcu.ie/carpe. You can also connect with CARPE on Twitter @carpe_dcu

2022-05-1827 min $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 2 with Dr Ger Scanlon: PASTE - supported transition for school leavers with intellectual disabilitiesIn this episode, I speak with Dr Ger Scanlon about the PASTE project. This investigated supported transition for school leavers with intellectual disabilities. The Progressing Accessible Supported Transitions to Employment (PASTE) project investigated the concept of supported transition for school leavers with intellectual disabilities, as a means of accessing mainstream opportunities in further / higher education, training, and employment (FETE). The study was undertaken by two researchers from Dublin City University, Ireland, across 2017 and 2018. This study investigated outcomes for school leavers with Intellectual Disabilities, who engaged with the WALK PEER supported transition model during their final two years...

2022-04-2814 min

Inside Running Podcast 232: Charlie Hunter Part 2232: Charlie Hunter Part 2 | Canberra Marathon This week’s episode is sponsored by New Balance, New Balance’s Fresh Foam X version 12 range represents a revolutionary advancement in the material that cushions the high impact foot strikes that occur on roads, tracks, courts, and fields everywhere. Brad hands drinks out at the Canberra Marathon. Julian hosts a successful Surf Coast Track Club training camp. Brady gets geared up for the Herb Hedeman mile at the Stawell Gift. Marni Ponton took out the Canberra Marathon, winning in a time of 2:4...

2022-04-121h 57

Nerdinion!300: Rise of an Empire (2014)Newsly.me -- Have the news read to you by downloading the Newsly app on iOS and Android. To get 1-MONTH free from their PREMIUM service put in our code when you set up the account, NERD1N10N -- 300: Rise of an Empire -- Directed By: Noam Murro -- Written By: Zack Snyder & Kurt Johnstad -- Starring: Sullivan Stapleton-- Eva Green-- Lena Headey-- Hans Matheson-- Callan Mulvey-- David Wenham-- Rodrigo Santoro-- Jack O'Connell-- Andrew Tiernan-- Igal Naor-- ...

2022-04-062h 24 $Let\'s Talk Education Research$

Let's Talk Education Research Episode 1 with Dr Susan Pike: Enable project - inquiry in teacher educationIn this episode, I speak with Dr Susan Pike about a recent SCoTENS project, titled 'ENABLE'. This project looks at inquiry in teacher education. The ENABLE project involved lecturers in Geography, History and Science Education across Ireland. Collaborators Dr Susan Pike (DCU), Dr Sandra Austin (MIE), Dr Karin Bacon (MIE) and Dr Richard Greenwood (Stranmillis University College) were all fascinated by inquiry and wanted to know more about how our students experience inquiry at different levels in their education programmes. All the students who took part were studying to be primary teachers, so were inquiring about aspects o...

2022-03-2415 min

Call It, Friendo 64. The Films of Justin Kurzel - Snowtown (2011), Macbeth (2015), Assassin’s Creed (2016), True History of the Kelly Gang (2019) & Nitram (2021)This week, we discuss the films of Australian director Justin Kurzel. We briefly talk about Snowtown (2011), Macbeth (2015) and Assassin’s Creed (2016) before going into a more in-depth breakdown of his two most recent films: 2019’s True History of the Kelly Gang and 2021’s Nitram. True History of the Kelly Gang is an adaptation of the Booker prize-winning novel by Peter Carey. It stars George MacKay as Ned Kelly, the infamous bushranger. Nitram tells the true story of gunman Martin Bryant in the run-up to the Port Arthur massacre, the 1996 mass shooting which took place...

2022-01-261h 56

Inside Running Podcast 201: Pat Tiernan201: Pat Tiernan This week’s episode of the Inside Running podcast is proudly sponsored by ASICS. Feel ready for anything. Surprisingly light and sustainably made, the ASICS GEL-KAYANO LITE 2 shoe lives up to its name with uncompromised stability and cushioning. Made with more recycled materials, as part of ASICS commitment to our planet. Visit www.asics.com.au or your specialty running store to grab your pair today. Brad has an easy week while Mulligan’s Flat gets washed away and deals with new toe problems. Julian checks in after while Bri deals with a diff...

2021-09-073h 08

Inside Running Podcast 197: Tokyo Olympics Week 2 197: Tokyo Olympics Week 2 This week is sponsored by New Balance, where the boys will review the newly released Vongo v5 at the end of the episode. Brad gets through a rare patch of dry weather in Canberra and back into Deek’s Quarters. Julian grinds through his biggest week of mileage with Nipsey Hussel, then left beaming after Ellie’s run in Sapporo. Brady puts in a big mileage in anticipation of race week before lockdown strikes again. Peter Bol, with the nation behind him, came 4th place in th...

2021-08-102h 04

Inside Running Podcast 196: 2020 Tokyo Olympics - Athletics Week 1196: 2020 Tokyo Olympics - Athletics Week 1 This week’s episode is brought to you by the newly released Mizuno Wave Sky 5, tune in later in the episode as the boys review the highly-cushioned everyday trainer. Brad pines for drier weather and finds inspiration from the Olympic games. Julian’s getting better coming out of lockdown. Brady continues to build consistency heading towards October. Men’s Steeplechase opened the track campaign, with Ed Trippas placing 11th in the first heat in 8:29.90, while in the second heat Ben Buckingha...

2021-08-032h 11

The Press Box The Press Box - S1 Ep6 - Jeepers Keepers!In the latest episode of The Press Box we look back at Dundalk's 2-1 defeat to Shamrock Rovers and why there might be positive aspects to take from the game if the lessons of recent weeks can be learned from. There's also a look at the business scene around the club as we chat to former Dundalk FC and Bohemians commercial manager Peter Halpin and Daniel McLoughlin of RockSalt and Tiernan O'Connor of XXI Ice about their recent partnership agreements with the club. All that and more in this wee...

2021-04-071h 29

Call It, Friendo 19. The Year of Living Dangerously (1982) & The Mosquito Coast (1986)This week we discuss two films from acclaimed Australian director Peter Weir released in the 1980s. The first is The Year of Living Dangerously (1982), which gives a semi-fictionalised insight into some of the events leading up to the attempted communist coup in Indonesia in 1965. The second is The Mosquito Coast (1986), based on the novel by travel writer Paul Theroux, which follows Harrison Ford as a troubled genius inventor who leads his family into peril in the jungles of Central America. Timestamps The Year of Living Dangerously (00:11:20) The M...

2021-01-181h 30

Partly Political Broadcast The Worst Is Over Apart From The Worst - Tier We Are Again, Sunak's Spending Review and Peter Gumbel on his new book 'Citizens Of Everywhere'The lockdown worked and reduced numbers! Hooray! So that's enough of that, back to a regional system of variable quality as we can't have COVID go completely now we've only just got used to it. Plus Rishi Sunak's Spending Review which was about the sort of fairness where you're keen to make sure everyone has an equally terrible time and there's a chat with writer Peter Gumbel (@PeterGumbel) about his new book 'Citizens Of Everywhere'.Check Peter's website and grab his book here: http://www.petergumbel.com/en/the-book...

2020-12-011h 05

Adapt or Perish The Addams Family (Ep. 79)In this very spooky (and slightly belated) episode of Adapt or Perish we're celebrating Halloween with a look at the creepiest and kookiest family of them all—The Addams Family. In this episode we discuss: Charles Addams' original New Yorker cartoon. The Addams Family (ABC, 1964–1966), created by David Levy, starring John Astin, Carolyn Jones, Jackie Coogan, and Ted Cassidy. The Addams Family (Paramount, 1991), directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, written by Caroline Thompson and Larry Wilson, and starring Raul Julia, Anjelica Huston, Christopher Lloyd, and Christina Ricci. Addams Family Values (Paramount, 1993), directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, written by Paul Rudn...

2020-11-032h 06

PIFFFcast - Le podcast du cinéma de genre PIFFFcast 93 - Vivre Pour SurvivreSi, dans le coin de paradis où vous passez vos vacances, se trouvent (rayez les mentions inutiles) des preneurs d'otage libidineux, des cajuns barbus pas contents, des guerriers mayas, des créatures voraces ou des débris de satellite, un conseil : rentrez vite chez vous ! De l'immensité de l'espace aux profondeurs de la Terre, des bayous de la Louisiane au bush australien, la vie n'est qu'une lutte pour la survie dans ce nouveau PIFFFcast spécial « survival ».Avec Véronique Davidson, Xavier Colon, Talal Selhami, Laurent Duroche et Cyril Despontin.Réalisation : Xavier ColonMusique du générique : Donuts' slap par Laurent...

2020-08-123h 04

Menswear Style Podcast Darren Tiernan, Senior Cutter & James Macauslan, Cutter at Budd London / Bespoke ShirtsBudd has been located in London's Piccadilly Arcade since the company’s inception in 1910 and forms part of the elegant thoroughfare of shops that leads into the famous Jermyn Street. Like all of Mayfair’s traditional arcade boutiques, the shop is tiny, but its size belies the wealth of goodies that can be found inside. Budd is a veritable Pandora’s box! Budd's prime offering is shirts. They make all of their shirts by hand at their workshop here in England. They are also one of the few remaining West End shirtmakers to still have its own cutting room on the...

2020-03-0227 min

Tier-One #053 Tim McCleave#053 Tim McCleave This week on the show I'm joined by a man who is also from Leeds but has lived here in Sydney for the past 8 years. We discuss the eerie amount of similarities in our family history, his travel stories and of course a lot of BJJ. More importantly we talk about his brother Peter who has been diagnosed with an incurable blood cancer; Myeloma. Peter and Tim are now both spearheading campaigns to get more people on the stem cell registry globally, potentially saving many lives. Read more and register to donate here: Global: https://www.10000donors.com/ Aus...

2020-02-252h 05

The Union Jack Off with Daniel Muggleton In Ireland even if you're Protestant you're still Catholic feat. Eleanor Tiernan & Peter Flanagan#47 Australian comedian Daniel Muggleton interviews stand-ups from around the world about where they grew up, moving to the United Kingdom and what they don't like about the British. This week's guests are both awesome comedians from Ireland now based in London, Eleanor Tiernan (@eleanortiernan) & Peter Flanagan (@peterflanagan)! We chat confessing at age 6, Michael Jackson, catholicism, Australian, the Irish diaspora, country towns vs. cities and how enjoyable it is to watch the British go through Brexit. This week's feature track is Drito - Sona, written about Conan O'Brien's Assistant, check out the full track her...

2019-10-101h 34

The Peter Greenwood Show Podcast The Peter Greenwood Show @ The Fringe 1.01Part one of my five part series from the Edinbirgh Fringe 2019! In this episode I speak to Eleanor Tiernan, Matt Winning, Kieran Boyd, Lucy Beaumont and the cast of Voldemort & The Teenage Hogwarts Musical Parody! Tickets for all these shows can be found on https://tickets.edfringe.com/

2019-08-0644 min

The Library Coven 19. Interview with Jessie Hey, everyone! We’ve decided to do something different and interview each other for the next two episodes so you can get to know us better! In this first interview, Kelly is interviewing Jessie. Is there anything you were surprised to learn? Jessie is writing the show notes to include anything else she forgot to say in her interview! I am huge supporter of #adoptdontshop, because adopting a pet means saving a life. Lainey (the podcat!) was adopted, and I love her so much. She is one of the best things that ever happened to me. Al...

2019-05-0625 min

The Spectator Film Podcast Toby Dammit (1968)This week on The Spectator Film Podcast… Toby Dammit (1968) 4.5.19 Featuring: Austin, Maxx Commentary begins at 24:20 — Notes — Toby Dammit is available on The Criterion Channel as Spirits of the Dead (1968). “No One Here Gets Out Alive: Federico Fellini’s Toby Dammit” by George Porcari on lightmonkey.net (also published in CineAction 2007) — This was one of the few open-access resources I could find discussing Toby Dammit, but that doesn’t make it any less thorough or engaging to read. This is a wonderful critical introduction to a very dense and quick-moving movie. The rest of George’s website (lightmonkey.net) looks fantastic as well. The Cinema o...

2019-04-091h 12

Partly Political Broadcast Episode 115 - Chancing Queen - Theresa May's Speech, Peter Geoghegan on the Brexit Dark Money, Dubs AmendmentEpisode 115 - Tiernan (@tiernandouieb) speaks to journalist Peter Geoghegan (@peterkgeoghegan) at Open Democracy (@opendemocracy) about the Dark Money behind Brexit. Plus May's speech/dance/mess, Michael Gove wants you to search in the bins and a new jingle and section all about Disgraced MP Liam The Disgrace Fox The Disgrace. You're welcome.Donate to the Patreon at www.patreon.com/parpolbroBuy me a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/parpolbroWatch Tiernan's comedy specials on Next Up Comedy at: www.nextupcomedy.comJoin Tiernan's comedy mailing list at www.ti...

2018-10-0954 min

Craggy Rugby podcast Pre Munster midweek podcastWilliam Davies talks to Connacht defense coach Peter Wilkins and Tiernan O'Halloran about the disappointment of not managing to get the win on New Year's Day and the big challenge that Thomond Park holds on Saturday.There is also audio from the Munster press conference where Rory Scannell and Johann van Grann give their thoughts on the upcoming interprovincial match.Alan Deegan joins William to go through the latest injury updates and preview the Munster game. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2018-01-0423 min

Róisín Meets Podcast Edinburgh Fringe Comedy winner & author Aidan ComerfordWhat do you do when both of your daughters have been diagnosed with autism, your wife is depressed and your job has been made redundant? If you’re Aidan Comerford, then you become a comedian. After years of feeling like he was losing at life, he crowned the winner of So You Think You re Funny? at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2014, joining previous winners such as Peter Kay, Dylan Moran and Tommy Tiernan. This was his big break. But back in Ireland, on the same day, at a remote country cottage near a lake, Aidan’s wife Martha was sear...

2017-10-2743 min

Róisín Meets...Edinburgh Fringe Comedy winner & author Aidan ComerfordWhat do you do when both of your daughters have been diagnosed with autism, your wife is depressed and your job has been made redundant? If you’re Aidan Comerford, then you become a comedian. After years of feeling like he was losing at life, he crowned the winner of So You Think You re Funny? at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2014, joining previous winners such as Peter Kay, Dylan Moran and Tommy Tiernan. This was his big break. But back in Ireland, on the same day, at a remote country cottage near a lake, Aidan’s wife Martha was sear...

2017-10-2700 min $Pappy\'s Flatshare$

Pappy's Flatshare Festive Special 2016Ho Ho Ho! Eleanor Tiernan and Lloyd Langford are Pappy's little helpers for this very merry festive special. It's crammed full with yuletide goodies, including... Clare Balding, geese, the Irish Times, a shelf, Naughty Peter, robins, 'tree flips' and Advocaat!If you want to give us a Christmas present, then what we'd love is the gift of exposure. Help us spread the word about the show: gift it to a friend, secret-santa it to your entire following on social media... or why not make a loved one the offering of all the Flatslam in existence (just put the URL comedy...

2016-12-191h 10 $Pappy\'s Flatshare Slamdown$

Pappy's Flatshare Slamdown Pappy's Festive Flatshare Slamdown 2016Ho Ho Ho! Eleanor Tiernan and Lloyd Langford are Pappy's little helpers for this very merry festive special. It's crammed full with yuletide goodies, including... Clare Balding, geese, the Irish Times, a shelf, Naughty Peter, robins, 'tree flips' and Advocaat! If you want to give us a Christmas present, then what we'd love is the gift of exposure. Help us spread the word about the show: gift it to a friend, secret-santa it to your entire following on social media... or why not make a loved one the offering of all the Flatslam in existence (just put the URL comedy...

2016-12-191h 08

NoCiné Sausage Party, un film de feignantsLa nouvelle invention du duo Seth Rogen et Evan Goldberg s’avère être un film qui a tout pour plaire, mais surtout sur le papier. Interdit aux moins de 12 ans en France, cette comédie trash envoie des blagues en rafale mais manque de profondeur. Tout occupé à essayer de démonter les tabous, le film oublie un peu en route de raconter quelque chose. Reconnaissons au moins le mérite de tenter de remettre au goût du jour le film d’animation pour les adultes.Animé par Thomas Rozec (@thomrozec) avec Charline Roux (@mllegals), Alexandre Hervaud (@alexhervaud), Julien Dupuy (@juldu...

2016-11-2922 min

The Skeptic Zone The Skeptic Zone #420 - 6.November.20160:00:00 Introduction Richard Saunders 0:06:05 Grain of Salt.... with Eran Segev More in the series of interviews from QED. This week Eran chats to Dr Karl Kruszelnicki the Australian science communicator and populariser, who is known as an author and science commentator on Australian radio and television. http://drkarl.com/ 0:15:26 Maynard's Spooky Action... Blast from the past! In 1991 Dr Karl Kruszelnicki appeared with Maynard on radio to take listeners' questions. 0:20:40 The Raw Skeptic Report.... with Heidi Robertson The WHO publishes a list of websites...

2016-11-0654 min

Partly Political Broadcast Partly Political Broadcast – Episode 19, 31st May 2016Episode 19 – Tiernan discusses the effects of the Trade Union Bill with Peter Kavanagh from Unite The Union. Plus some terrible 80’s rap about the Psychoactive Substances Bill.Follow us on Twitter @parpolbro, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/parpolbro and our webpage at http://www.tiernandouieb.co.uk/podcastSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/partlypoliticalbroadcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2016-05-311h 00

The Songschool Show The Songschool Show 15th Birthday Podcast#150 - The Songschool Show celebrates not only the milestone of the 150th podcast but also 15 years officially of Songschool Workshops with some comments and songs from former tutors and students and some who were both such as Liz Seaver. Hosted by founder and director Peter Baxter. Guests include JJ Daly, Bronagh Lynch, Cian Malone and Julie Tiernan. Thank you to everyone for their time and talents and special thanks to David O'Neill for his interview with Dominic that started the ball rolling. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2016-05-1040 min $The Comedian\'s Comedian Podcast$

The Comedian's Comedian Podcast 136 - Justin MoorhouseAn actor and radio presenter as well as a touring comic, Justin Moorhouse is a supernaturally warm presence with the ability to make any audience sit up and beg. We go into detail on his story-boarding and structuring techniques, and explore the responsibilities of a comedian at the height of his powers.If you're in and around Edinburgh, you can find details for Justin's show, Destiny Calling, here. Also, come and see ComComPod Live, and Stu's solo show, An Hour.Support the podcast by hitting "donate" at comedianscomedian.comPhoenix Nights, Peter Kay, Alfie Joey, Jason Manford, John Bishop, Ross Noble, Joh...

2015-08-161h 30

Mark Williamson Chat Show Episode 029: Peter Berner Pole Vaulting Elvis Zombies Live from EDGE HQ, MW sits down and talks to Peter Berner (The Einstein Factor, Celebrity Apprentice). Joining them is tech guru and sometime contributor Dave Keeshan. Strap in and join the guys as they cover every thing from Arts school, Surrey Hills, writing trivia questions for The Einstein Factor, music in Sydney (lack thereof), struggling comedy, going to America,Tommy Tiernan Jokerman, reality TV, replacing facebook and Kids with Cameras. Get in touch with Comedy on the Edge. Follow everyone on twitter: @comedyonedge @M...

2013-03-1851 min