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南方家園小客廳EP315《K書》紐約特刊：異境及共在｜連線紐約①：在詩與鏡頭之間，看見千萬個紐約 ft. 王寅（詩人、攝影師）「《K書》紐約特刊：異境及共在」展開新一輪連線訪談，邀請六位生活於紐約的創作者，從攝影、跑步、茶文化、藝術到音樂與聲音地景，用五種方式重新閱讀這座城市。 本集，與王寅一起翻開本期《k書》，詩作〈此時此刻〉、攝影作品〈紐約人〉，以及對談〈沒有終身制的城市—紐約，貝果與力量〉。從布魯克林後院的自在時光、地鐵裡疲憊的面孔，聊到讓不同母語的詩人相聚的詩歌現場，聽他分享：如何以詩與攝影觀看紐約，在這裡生活，又如何創造自己的位置。_📍 王寅住在距離曼哈頓約四十分鐘地鐵車程的布魯克林，較老、較安靜的街區，構成〈此時此刻〉的生活背景。雖然空間的距離並不遠，但這是完全兩種不同氣質的區域。📍 〈紐約人〉也是一首詩，以反覆的「有餘」，寫出城市裡滿溢的人物、欲望與生活景象。📍 地鐵裡的另一種紐約：這些人都很疲憊，都很嚴肅，甚至都很憂傷。📍 寒風中坐在街頭啃貝果的人，成為他理解紐約的畫面：這座城市，就像一個必須用力咀嚼的貝果。📍 2022年來到紐約後，他幾乎每週參加詩歌活動，驚訝於活動的密度與觀眾的熱情，甚至好幾次買了票，仍只能坐在地板上聽詩。📍 一場讀詩會可以如此簡單「一個詩人拿了一本新出的詩集上去，把這本詩集讀完，一個小時讀完，沒有任何其他多餘的東西。📍 然而，在他參與的詩歌活動中，不同族裔、語言與立場之間，仍存在清楚的分界。📍 王寅在紐約創辦 Limelight Poetry，並策劃「世界詩歌沙龍」，希望讓不同背景的人一起聽詩、讀詩，也讓更多人知道：英語詩歌不是世界詩歌的全部。📍 他期待這是一個世界性、多元而豐富的平台，容納各種聲音，讓詩人用自己的母語朗讀，並與音樂、舞蹈相遇。📍 對王寅而言，在紐約生活的關鍵是創造！我也在啃一個貝果，只不過是貝果的配方是我自己做的。📍 住下來之後，才開始認識城市，也重新承認自己的陌生：「你在這裡生活，跟你走馬觀花是完全不一樣。」📍 直到今天，紐約仍讓他保持觀看的興致：我每次上街，我都覺得我到了一個新的城市。.███████████.📚延伸閱讀📚紐約書單📚• 《紐約人：我們時代的城市與人》(New Yorkers: A City and Its People in Our Time)，克萊格．泰勒(Craig Taylor) 著• 《癲狂的紐約》（臺版：《譫狂紐約：為曼哈頓寫的回溯性宣言》)，雷姆．庫哈斯(Rem Koolhaas) 著• 《這就是紐約：E·B·懷特隨筆》，E.B. 懷特(E.B. White) 著• 《編年史》（臺版：《搖滾記：Bob Dylan自傳》），鮑勃．狄倫(Bob Dylan) 著• 《沒有記憶的城市》（臺版：《沒有記憶的城市：閱讀作家在曼哈頓的足跡》），薩賓娜．薛爾(Sabine Scholl) 著• 《只是孩子》，佩蒂．史密斯(Patti Smith) 著• 《美國大城市的死與生》（臺版：《偉大城市的誕生與衰亡：美國都市街道生活的啟發》），簡．雅各斯(Jane Jacobs) 著• 《紐約下城》(Downtown: My Manhattan)，皮特．哈米爾(Pete Hamill) 著• 《草葉集》，沃爾特．惠特曼(Walt Whitman) 著• 《詩人在紐約》（Poeta en Nueva York），費德里戈．加西亞．洛爾卡(Federico García Lorca) 著• 《The Bridge》,Hart Crane• 《The Collected Poems of Langston Hughes》,Langston Hughes• 《Lunch Poems》,Frank O'Hara• 《Poems of New York》,Elizabeth Schmidt (Editor) 📽️紐約電影清單📽️• 《計程車司機》（Taxi Driver, 1976），馬丁．斯科塞斯• 《曼哈頓》（Manhattan, 1979），伍迪．艾倫• 《美國往事》（臺譯：《四海兄弟》）（Once Upon a Time in America, 1984），賽爾喬．萊昂內• 《醉鄉民謠》（Inside Llewyn Davis, 2013），科恩兄弟• 《巴黎在燃燒》（Paris Is Burning, 1990），珍妮．利文斯頓• 《我們都為比爾著盛裝》（Bill Cunningham New York, 2010）（臺譯：《我們都為比爾盛裝》），理查．普萊斯 #K書_紐約特刊_發布暨朗讀會！一本從紐約出發的故事，從台灣再回到這座城市！邀請在紐約的朋友，與客席主編聞人悅閱，以及本期的作者們一起相聚，聽朗讀，聊聊「異境與共在」！2026年10月25日（日）15:00–17:0089 5th Ave #702, New York報名：https://luma.com/accentisa-i2yf?locale=zh-TW ✃┄┄✁┄┄✃┄┄✁┄┄✃📚#異境及共在_K書_紐約特刊📚New York special issue elsewhere and together【硬核文學讀本】 《K書》 第五期 客座總編｜聞人悅閱作 者｜成英姝、伊格言、葛亮、邱立本、王寅、江青、COLM TÓIBÍN、ROBIN HEMLEY等合計51位攝 影｜陳懷恩、王寅、楊明等設 計｜大象設計南方家園出版 🚩K書粉絲頁：#K書中心 【請搜：K書硬核文學】https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100079588120276 _🎵音樂使用Breath Of Freedom by WinnieTheMoogLink:https://filmmusic.io/song/6434-breath-of-freedom License:http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
2026-10-1526 min
The Echo Sport PodcastCork hurlers answer their critics across epic club weekend.The Echo Sport Podcast crew break reflect on a cracking opening weekend of club hurling action that featured a host of Cork stars back in action for the first time since the disappointment of their All-Ireland semi-final loss to Galway.Mark Coleman certainly came up with a big moment for Blarney when he smashed home a free in the 64th minute for Blarney to beat Castlelyons by a point. Niall O'Leary marked Shane Barrett in a gripping game where former Cork defender Colm Spillane was immense. Darragh F...
2026-08-0342 min
Kitchen Party CeilidhKPC_2026_03_22_PodcastOur583rd episode, which aired on March 22, 2026.
Colin Farrell – The Old Rogue/McMahon's/Maher's Way, On the Move
The Freels – West Moon, The Freels
Maurice Lennon, Ciara Brennan & Chris Dawson – Trip to London/The Gold Ring/The Rambling Pitchfork, Two 3 Four
Caliban – The Journeyman, Caliban
Warbelow Range – The Meelick Team/The Gallowglass/Humours of Drinagh, Warbelow Range
Phil Cunningham – Andy Stewart's/The Harsh February, Airs & Graces
Silly Wizard – Simon Mackenzie's Welcome To His Twin Sisters/Farewell To 'The Heb', A Glint of Silver
Dervish – Erin Gra mo Chroi, Midsummer’s Night
Cormac Breatnach – The Tailor Small's Jig/The Battering Ram, Musical Journey
Iris...
2026-03-2958 min
Só se estraga uma estante114. Cancioneiro, cozinha italiana e irmãos nos livrosNa recomendação do Tomé, Caroline Davison aborda as viagens pela etnografia da música folk, feitas pelo compositor Ralph Vaughan Williams. Recolhendo músicaspopulares, transmitidas através da tradição oral, o compositor enreda-se numa canção em particular, que aliás dá título ao livro: ‘The Captain’s Apprentice’(2022).Já a Ana sugere um livro pouco recomendado a cardíacos fãs de gastronomia italiana: ‘Denominazione di Origine Inventata’ (2020), de Alberto Grandi. Muito provocador,o livro argumenta que a cozinha italiana não é tão tradicional como se julga, sendo uma invenção dos últimos 50 anos.Na segunda...
2025-10-091h 00
The Maroon And White PodCLUB SERIES EPISODE 10 | Shane O'Brien, Jamie Ryan, Alex Connaire and Colm CunninghamOn Episode 10, Paul is joined Loughrea's Shane O'Brien, Craughwell's Jamie Ryan, Sarsfields' Alex Connaire and Maigh Cuilinn's Colm Cunningham. This Podcast is brought to you by Hoare Chartered Accountants. Hoare Chartered Accountants based in Galway City are a leading provider of Audit, Accountancy and Taxation services.. For more information, visit their website on www.hoarecharteredaccountants.ie
2025-07-3031 min
Poured OverA.O. Scott on Criticism and VoiceA.O. Scott, critic at The New York Times Book Review joins us to talk about what he looks for in literature, why we read the things we do, his path to a career in journalism and more with Miwa Messer, host of Poured Over. This episode of Poured Over was hosted by Miwa Messer and mixed by Harry Liang. New episodes land Tuesdays and Thursdays (with occasional Saturdays) here and on your favorite podcast app Featured Books (Episode): The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë Wide Sargasso...
2025-01-0252 min
Hear Powerful Storytelling Performances Designed to Inspire Imagination and Emotional Connection DeeplyDía Audio Libro por Michael Cunninghamhttps://libranovo.com/freeEscucha audiolibros gratis con una prueba gratuita de 30 días!Título: DíaCategorías: Fiction & Literature, Literary Fiction, Family LifeAutor: Michael CunninghamNarrador: Julieth RestrepoFecha de publicación: 09-12-2024Duración: 7:18:14Idioma: EspañolEditor: Penguin Random House Grupo EditorialDescripción:UNO DE LOS MEJORES LIBROS DEL AÑO SEGÚN NPR, HARPER’S BAZAAR, LIT HUB Y KIRKUS REVIEWS, ENTRE OTROS
El ganador de los premios Pulitzer y Pen Faulkner por Las horas vuelve a mostrar «su gran don p...
2024-09-1205 min
Access Essential Full Audiobooks in Fiction, Drama[Spanish] - Día by Michael CunninghamPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/814563 to listen full audiobooks. Title: [Spanish] - Día Author: Michael Cunningham Narrator: Julieth Restrepo Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 18 minutes Release date: September 12, 2024 Genres: Drama Publisher's Summary: UNO DE LOS MEJORES LIBROS DEL AÑO SEGÚN NPR, HARPER’S BAZAAR, LIT HUB Y KIRKUS REVIEWS, ENTRE OTROS El ganador de los premios Pulitzer y Pen Faulkner por Las horas vuelve a mostrar «su gran don para crear personajes memorables, observar el mundo en toda su rareza y hermosura y escribir sobre el amor y la pérdida con tanto arrojo como ternura...
2024-09-1205 minGet Lost in a World of Words, Without Ever Opening a Free Audiobook Thanks, AudiobookDía - Michael CunninghamEscuche este audio libro completo gratis enhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeTítulo: DíaAutor: Michael CunninghamNarrador: Julieth RestrepoFormato: UnabridgedDuración: 7:18:14Idioma: EspañolFecha de publicación: 09-12-2024Editor: Penguin Random House Grupo EditorialCategorías: Fiction & Literature, Literary Fiction, Family LifeResumen:UNO DE LOS MEJORES LIBROS DEL AÑO SEGÚN NPR, HARPER’S BAZAAR, LIT HUB Y KIRKUS REVIEWS, ENTRE OTROS
El ganador de los premios Pulitzer y Pen Faulkner por Las horas vuelve a mostrar «su gran don pa...
2024-09-127h 18
The Hot DeskThe Hot Desk June 26th: Amy Cunningham & Colm Schwer, David Sinnott, and Lynne McCormack.
2024-06-2636 min
Book Talk, etc.Easily Distracted By New Releases (June 2024)Send us Fan MailTina and Hannah are back with some thoughtful takes on recent reads in episode 154 of Book Talk, Etc. Get ready for a lively discussion as Tina pairs a hot new release with a beloved gem from the backlist and Hannah wrestles with her complicated feelings about a new thriller.**If you enjoy our commercial-free podcast, please consider supporting us on Patreon! Your membership will give you access to our exclusive bonus episodes, including Books We DNFed and What's in the Mailbag! Plus, invites to monthly events like Mood Reader Happy Hour...
2024-06-1153 min
The Booker Prize PodcastBooks to look out for in 2024WARNING: this episode contains some adult language. We’re back after our festive hiatus – and how better to start the year than with a rundown of some of the most-anticipated reads of 2024. This week, Jo and James are joined by journalist and TLS podcast host Alex Clark, so listen in as they discuss the books, by Booker Prize authors and beyond, that we should all keep an eye out for this year.2024 reading list:
Long Island by Colm Tóibín
The Women Behind the Door by Roddy Doyle
James by Perciv...
2024-01-0440 min
Access Essential Full Audiobooks in Fiction, DramaDay by Michael CunninghamPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/689499 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Day Author: Michael Cunningham Narrator: Julianne Moore Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 6 hours 38 minutes Release date: November 14, 2023 Genres: Drama Publisher's Summary: ‘Unsparing and tender’ Colm Tóibín, author of Brooklyn ‘A brilliant novel from our most brilliant of writers’ Colum McCann, author of Apeirogon ‘A quietly stunning achievement’ Ocean Vuong, author of On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous As the world changes around them, a family weathers the storms of growing up, growing older, falling in and out of love, losing the things that are most precious – and learning to go on...
2023-11-1405 min
Discover Inspiring Spoken Adventures Crafted for Listeners WHO Love Meaningful Entertainment ExperiencesDay Audiobook by Michael CunninghamListen to full audiobook for free :https://audiobookzap.com/freeTitle: DayCategories: Family, Fiction, Psychological, PsychologyAuthor: Michael CunninghamNarrator: Julianne MoorePublisher: Fourth EstateRelease date: 11-14-2023Language: EnglishSummary:‘Unsparing and tender’ Colm Tóibín, author of Brooklyn
‘A brilliant novel from our most brilliant of writers’ Colum McCann, author of Apeirogon
‘A quietly stunning achievement’ Ocean Vuong, author of On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous
As the world changes around them, a family weathers the storms of growing up, growing older, falling in and out of lo...
2023-11-1400 min
The Dementia PodcastTalking First Nations: transitioning into aged careSend a textIn this episode of The Dementia Podcast, Colm introduces an expert panel as they explore the care considerations for First Nations peoples with a particular focus on dementia care. Members of this panel include; Professor Dawn Bessarab, a Bard/Yindijibarndi woman, Director of the Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health at the University of Western Australia, Stephanie Charlesworth, a Dementia Consultant from SA who has worked with First Nations communities and organisations in the NT, and Meghan Heatrick a Dementia Consultant who’s worked in greater Sydney, Alice Springs and other communities and is cu...
2023-07-0422 min
Single Malt History with Gareth RussellNine Tales from Victorian Belfast (pt 1)Single Malt History is back for its fourth season with a special two-part premiere. Join us for tales of aristocrats on the outskirts, murders in the east, servants in the south, and monks in the west, as the town became a city while radical politics and conservatism populism collided. I'm joined by some of Belfast's best actors to bring to life transcripts from the time period, and singer-songwriter Emily-Rose Edgar whose performance of a 19th century refrain gave me goosebumps.
Today's four tales:
1. Lord Londonderry's Suicide
2. A Letter from Carnlough
3. A...
2023-02-181h 31
The Dementia PodcastWhat Changes?Send a textIn the final episode of this season of the Dementia Podcast, Ailsa talks with filmmaker Jason van Genderen and Megan van Genderen about their recently released documentary Everybody’s Oma and about the challenges, heartbreak and love captured in the film as they cared for Oma. Through Ailsa’s conversation with Jason and Megan we explore their journey of care, the choices they made to fight for and maintain Oma’s independence and the difficulties that brought, all during the pandemic. Ailsa and Colm speak about what loss can do to the p...
2022-11-3018 minThe Dementia PodcastDementia and DifferenceSend a textIn our penultimate episode of the season, Colm talks with Susan Kurrle, a geriatrician, and professor at the faculty of medicine and health at the University of Sydney. Together they explore the differences in dementia and how progression for each person may vary.Ailsa continues her conversation with Jim and Clare, investigating their approach to getting the answers they searched for post-diagnosis.As Ailsa talks more with them, we find out how relationships also change after diagnosis. Ailsa asks Colm more about why this can happen. Th...
2022-11-2421 minThe Dementia PodcastCommunity and DesignSend a textAilsa heads to the Wurun Senior Campus in Melbourne to chat with the students about dementia and through the conversations we see some of the community perceptions. The students share generously about their own personal experiences and the education and information they have received about dementia. Looking at the community we hear once more from Donna Lee as she speaks to Ailsa about her support group.Colm talks with podcast regular, Prof Mary Marshall, professor Emeritus at the University of Stirling where she was the director of the Dementia Services D...
2022-11-1520 minThe Dementia PodcastSupport and CareSend a textIn this episode we join Colm as he heads over to chat with John Swinton, a theologian and a world leader in disability theology. John is also the chair in Divinity and Religious Studies, Professor of Practical Theology and Pastoral Care, University of Aberdeen. Colm talks with John about the journey he has been on in his career, and what has led him to do what he does now. They talk about knowing the whole person, and how important it is for that to inform the way we care and communicate. W...
2022-11-0917 minThe Dementia PodcastThe QuestionsSend a textWe join Ailsa on a chilly Melbourne afternoon as she chats with Steve Macfarlane, head of clinical services for DSA. They discuss how a diagnosis is delivered and we hear from Clare and Jim as they recount the experience.One question the podcast asks is how early is early when it comes to picking up on a future diagnosis. To that end, we hear from Craig Ritchie as he explains looking for new ways to detect and measure the progression of the disease in the brain in a ‘silent period’. In a...
2022-11-0323 minThe Dementia PodcastThe Next StepSend a textIn episode two of our new series, Ailsa heads over to talk to Dr Sally Cockburn, also known for her regular radio hosting role as ‘Dr Feelgood’ in her segment Talking Health with Dr Sally CockburnThey talk next steps, following on from those first signs, and what that process looks like for the GP and how Sally has handled those conversations. To find out more about this process Ailsa chats with Donna Lee, a dementia advocate at the International Dementia Conference that happened in September. Donna shares her experience of di...
2022-10-2719 minThe Dementia PodcastFirst SignsSend a textThe Dementia Podcast is back!In this the first episode in our new series, Starting Conversations, host Colm Cunningham is joined by author and resident guest, Ailsa Wild.Ailsa meets with her neighbours, Clare & Jim to talk about what it was like for them when Clare had those first signs of dementia and the conversation with their doctor receiving a diagnosis.Colm then joins Ailsa to talk about what some of those first signs might look like, as well as set the context for their conversations moving forward.
2022-10-2020 min
Irish & Celtic Music PodcastQueen Among The HeatherLet's sing to the Queen among the heather and listen to a story of Mental Health Awareness from Clare Cunningham on the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. Colm Broderick & Patrick Finley, The Flying Toads, The Chivalrous Crickets, Lunasa, Willos' & Massimo Giuntini, Achill Crossing, Outbound Traveler, The Breath, Clare Cunningham, Scythian, Wakefire, The Brazen Heads, Lissa Schneckenburger VOTE IN THE CELTIC TOP 20 FOR 2022 This is our way of finding the best songs and artists each year. You can vote for as many songs and tunes that inspire you in each episode. Your vote helps me create next...
2022-10-131h 06
The Dementia PodcastTalking First Nations: The importance of culturally and spiritually aware care (Revisited)Send a textIn National Reconciliation Week: Be Brave Make Change, we wanted to reshare one of our episodes of ‘The Dementia Podcast’ from last year celebrating the history, culture and achievements of First Nations peoples. Joining Colm in this episode, HammondCare CEO Mike Baird shares what reconciliation means to HammondCare and why it is important to embark on the journey of reconciliation, acknowledging their role in caring for all people, including First Nations people living with dementia, and the development of a Reconciliation Action Plan.Colm then introduces an expert panel as they...
2022-06-0234 min
The Dementia PodcastIntermission AnnouncementSend a textIn this episode Colm shares the future plans for the podcast including a new seasonal format and an intermission period. #Savethedate for September when the Dementia Podcast will be back with weekly episodes. To stay up to date on our progress follow us @Dementia_Centre on twitter and check in our website dementiacentre.com. We always want to hear your ideas and feedback and as our Dementia Podcast production team are in planning mode for our first seasonal format, there has never been a better time to share with us yo...
2022-04-1402 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Arts: What is Arts Engagement?Send a textOn this episode of the Dementia Podcast, Colm chats with Michelle Heldon, Art and Dementia Coordinator for the Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia and Lead Artist for the Arts Engagement team at HammondCare.In the episode Michelle chats with Colm about family inspiration, the benefits of art expression in Dementia Care and anecdotes from her time working in remote communities around the world. In addition, Michelle shares the challenges that COVID brought to the Arts Engagement program but also new opportunities the digital space brought to the program. ...
2022-03-3134 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Dementia: What is Frontotemporal Dementia?Send a textOn this episode of the Dementia Podcast, Colm chats with Steve Macfarlane, Head of Clinical Services at Dementia Support Australia and Lynne Sewell whose husband, Rick, is living with Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD). In the episode Steve gives us a clinical overview of FTD, the differences from types of Dementia like Alzheimer's disease, typical features of the condition and outlines current treatment options. Lynne then shares her story and advocacy for Rick, from his diagnosis to the challenges of finding assistance, both in terms of care and living arrangements. One...
2022-03-1735 minThe Dementia PodcastInternational Dementia Conference 2022 Call for PapersSend a textIn this episode of the Dementia Podcast, Colm is talking all things International Dementia Conference #IDC2022. Being hosted in Sydney, Australia on 8-9 September 2022 the #dementiaposdcast team is excited to share the news that the Call for Papers is now live!Colm is in conversation with Judi Lewis, General Manager of Marketing at HammondCare about the upcoming conference and the important theme of: Brave New World. As the aged care sector continues to navigate profound challenges, there has never been a more important moment to be brave and stand with p...
2022-03-0307 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Dementia: Diagnosis and Post-Diagnostic CareSend a textOn this episode of the Dementia Podcast, Colm chats with three members of the COGNISANCE project, Bill Yeates, Dr Dorota Szcześniak & return guest Dr Meredith Gresham. Together they chat with Colm about current problems with the way a dementia diagnosis is communicated and support people with dementia and carers afterwards, as well as how the project has developed accessible online resources to better support people with dementia, carers and health care professionals. In the episode Bill shares his experience of receiving his diagnosis and the road to finding a way forward. Bi...
2022-02-1734 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Design: Understanding AccessibilitySend a textColm sits down with return guests Annie and Ricky Pollock to talk design. Design is one of the major pillars at HammondCare’s Dementia Centre and this episode is a revealing look as to why that might be. Annie and Ricky were last on the show for the episode Talking Design: Air Quality, Acoustics and Dementia. In the episode Ricky and Annie talk about their road to architecture and what made accessible design their passion and focus. Annie expounds on her many years of experience in designing smart and immersive outs...
2022-02-0228 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Toilets: Continence and the bidetSend a textMeredith Gresham returns to chat with Colm in our very first episode for 2022. In today’s episode, Colm and Meredith talk about toilets. Since continence is a major issue in residential and home care, they discuss strategies and tips on how best to provide accessible and hygienic care. Meredith’s last episode on the podcast, Talking Design: Why it can ‘provoke’ behaviour touched on design principles and once again they discuss simple and effective ways to aid a person with dementia this time focusing on the process during toileting...
2022-01-1921 min
My Favourite GameMy Favourite Game - Season 6 Lineup TrailerHello! We're delighted to tell you at last Season 6 of My Favourite Game - the first-themed season in the show's history as an All-Ireland podcast - will premiere starting Wednesday, January 19. For more details, visit playdiaries.com.We'll see you for the two-part season premiere with Ubisoft Massive's Aofie O'Friel talking of the final chapter in The Shepard Trilogy, Mass Effect 3. Until then, here's a small slither of who to expect this season.(In order of appearance):- Jess Campbell (Art Director, Bellular Gaming - The Pale Beyond)- Shane McCafferty (Co-Founder...
2022-01-1305 min
The Dementia PodcastTalking Dementia: Festive tips for celebrationsSend a textIn this Christmas episode of The Dementia Podcast, Talking Dementia: Festive tips for celebrations, Colm is joined by author and dementia champion, Agnes Houston and Dementia Consultants, Colleen McDonald and Ashley Roberts to share their experience of how to make your holiday event fun for everyone in the family. Colm speaks with Agnes about the sensory impacts of dementia on the person, and what to consider when including a person with dementia at busy and often noisy occasions. Colleen shares her thoughts on how to plan and present the festive f...
2021-12-2214 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Design: Air Quality, Acoustics and DementiaSend a textIt was a chance meeting with Mary Marshall in 1993, the then Professor at the University of Stirling and Director of the Dementia Services Development Centre, that inspired Annie and Ricky Pollock to introduce the principles of designing for people with dementia into all their projects.In this episode of the Dementia Podcast “Talking Design: Air Quality, Acoustics, and Dementia”, Colm is joined by Annie and Ricky to announce the launch of two new books by the husband and wife team, “A Breath of Fresh Air” by Annie Pollock and “Acoustics in Aged Care” by R...
2021-12-1425 min
The Football PodTFP - Ep. 29: Paddy Cunningham on Predators, Sigerson, Stephen O'Neill and GAA in Belfast | Retirement SeasonWelcome to Ep. 29 of The Football Pod with Paddy and Andy - Paddy Cunningham, the quintessential guest for The Football Pod joins the show to talk about retiring from Antrim Football, his Predator Manias and working with Stephen O'Neill. Click the timestamps to head to each section, as Paddy Andrews, Andy Moran and Tommy Rooney talk Football. TIMESTAMPS and TOPICS. (00:30) – Welcome to Ep. 29 of The Football Pod - SUBSCRIBE! (01:00) – Paddy and the Priest. Andy's World Book Tour. (05:00) – Club GAA shoutouts and the greatest clusters of brothers! (12:00) – Friday Night Club Games? Good idea or a impossible to make work? (17:00) – Mayo's Colm Boyle reti...
2021-12-011h 28The Dementia PodcastTalking Engagement: HammondCare’s Christmas AppealSend a textAs we approach Christmas, join Colm and Claire McCarthy, Head of HammondCare Foundation, as they discuss the important work of the Foundation in raising funds to support people with dementia. In “Talking Engagement: HammondCare’s Christmas Appeal” we hear how this year’s Christmas fundraising event “Get on board” is about providing opportunities for our listeners to be involved in supporting residents in our care, including those with dementia, to experience activities that promote engagement, independence and wellbeing.People with dementia can feel isolated from family and friends and the COVID-19 pand...
2021-11-3020 min
App first – The Football PodTFP - Ep. 29: Paddy Cunningham talks Predators, Sigerson, Stephen O'Neill and GAA in Belfast | Retirement SeasonWelcome to Ep. 29 of The Football Pod with Paddy and Andy - Paddy Cunningham, the quintessential guest for The Football Pod joins the show to talk about retiring from Antrim Football, his Predator Manias and working with Stephen O'Neill. Click the timestamps to head to each section, as Paddy Andrews, Andy Moran and Tommy Rooney talk Football. TIMESTAMPS and TOPICS. (00:30) – Welcome to Ep. 29 of The Football Pod - SUBSCRIBE! (01:00) – Paddy and the Priest. Andy's World Book Tour. (05:00) – Club GAA shoutouts and the greatest clusters of brothers! (12:00) – Friday Night Club Games? Good idea or a impossible to make work? (17:00) – Mayo's Colm Boyle reti...
2021-11-301h 28The Dementia PodcastTalking Deafness and Dementia: A CODA’s storySend a textJoin Colm and Mary Jane ‘MJ’ Grant as they discuss deafness and dementia care through their professional and personal experiences. MJ has produced some touching YouTube videos of how she engages and connects with her deaf mother who also has a diagnosis of dementia. In this podcast MJ talks about her journey as a carer of a deaf mother with dementia and importance of connection and support to maintain her mothers and her own wellbeing. MJ was raised by two deaf parents and has had a career as a professional sign language inter...
2021-11-0432 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Dementia: Reminiscence and Life Story WorkSend a textJoin Colm, Professor Assumpta Ryan and Professor Faith Gibson in their discussion of the meaning and best practice implementation of reminiscence and life story work in dementia care.Professor Assumpta Ryan is the Professor of Ageing and Health at Ulster University. In this episode she refers to the success of her app ‘The InspireD Reminiscence App’ .Professor Faith Gibson is a friend and colleague of Colm, who has informed much of the work of HammondCare's Dementia Centre . A social worker by training, Faith is a pioneer in the field of r...
2021-10-2133 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Clinical Trials: Participant's experience and perspectiveSend a textJoin Colm, Professor Steve Macfarlane, Maree Mastwyk, Trish and John as they discuss the personal and professional characteristics of a clinical trial. Professor Steve Macfarlane is the Head of Clinical Services at HammondCare's Dementia Centre and his colleague, Maree Mastwyk is a Team leader of Clinical trials. Together they define clinical trials in a professional context and provide their expertise on how to operate a clinical trial. John, a person living with dementia and his partner Trish are both currently on a clinical trial. They describe their personal experiences of this...
2021-10-0723 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Topaz: An international knowledge exchangeSend a textJoin Colm in a unique ‘live’ episode to celebrate World Alzheimer’s Day and Dementia Action Week. This episode allows us to join part of the discussion on the 'Stronger Together' webinar that launched HammondCare and it’s Dementia Centre ‘s partnership with Topaz , a leading Dutch aged care provider. This conversation centres around the importance of international partnership and knowledge exchange to raise awareness and increase learnings in the field of dementia care and research. Colm gets out of the host seat and joins the panel, as we join our host Ma...
2021-09-2326 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Dementia: What is Dementia?Send a textJoin Colm, A/Prof Steve Macfarlane and Holly Markwell as they introduce the series ‘Talking Dementia’. Steve is the head of Clinical Services at The Dementia Centre and Clinical Specialist at Dementia Support Australia. Holly is head of professional development at ‘The Dementia Centre’. The ‘Talking Dementia’ series seeks to provide short and informative episodes on the varying types of dementia. In this episode the panel examines dementia as an umbrella term and discusses, symptoms, treatments and avenues for support. Dementia Support Australia is a nationwide support service...
2021-08-1923 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Advocacy: It takes a teamSend a textJoin Colm and an incredible lived experience panel as they discuss the role of the dementia activist, advocate, and champion and the personal and professional partnerships involved in ensuring the voices of those living with dementia are heard. On this panel, we have the professional partnership representatives of Joanna Fozard and Agnes Houston. Joanna is employed by ‘The Dementia Centre’ as Agnes’ personal assistant and supports Agnes to fulfil her activist role and provides feedback and insight to HammondCare on how to support someone with dementia to continue as an advocate. Agnes has cam...
2021-08-0533 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Art: A child's storybook-creating conversationsSend a textJoin Colm and best-selling author Alex Winstanley as they discuss Alex’s award-winning book “My Grandma has Dementia” and the importance of lived experience and child targeted authorship in dementia care. Alex spent years as a teacher and carer and has since set up a not-for-profit organisation called Happy Smiles Training CIC . Alex is currently writing a series of children's books that support them to understand a range of long-term health conditions, including dementia, depression and cancer. In this episode, Colm and Alex discuss the role of his book in introducing children to the...
2021-07-2215 min
The Dementia PodcastTalking First Nations: The importance of culturally and spiritually aware careSend a textJoin Colm in his special episode of ‘The Dementia Podcast’ held in recognition of Australia’s NAIDOC week. NAIDOC or, National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee week, is held as a celebration of the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Joining us in this episode is HammondCare CEO Mike Baird who shares some introductory remarks and an expert panel that explore the care considerations for First Nations peoples. Members of this panel include; Professor Dawn Bessarab, a Bard/Yindijibarndi woman, Director of the Centre for Aboriginal Medical...
2021-07-0641 min
Prevention HacksTalking Dementia with Professor Colm CunninghamProfessor Colm Cunningham shares his advice on how to reduce Dementia risk and support the impact of Dementia.About Professor Colm CunninghamDirector of The Dementia Centre at HammondCare, Professor Colm Cunningham leads an Australian and International team of over 250 staff involved in research, education, and consultancy. The centre’s priorities include building design, life engagement, models of care, and end-of-life care for people with dementia. The Centre supports people with dementia through HammondCare’s specialist residential and community services and our provision of the Australian Government Dementia Support Australia program.Colm is a...
2021-07-0132 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Design: Why it can ‘provoke’ behaviourSend a textJoin Colm, Liz Fuggle and Meredith Gresham in their exploration of the influence of dementia design on behaviours and psychological symptoms of dementia. Liz is a UK registered architect who specialises in designing for those living with Dementia and is a design consultant at HammondCare. Meredith Gresham, a trained occupational therapist, is a researcher at the University of New South Wales, in the field of Aged Health Care, Geriatrics and Gerontology. This panel examines design in a range of dementia care settings, with a focus on residential care. Together, they examine the r...
2021-06-2435 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Music: Dementia friendly singing groups and choirs (Part 2)Send a textJoin Colm and Diana Kerr, as they continue their discussion on the importance of music in the care of someone living with dementia. Diana is an experienced practitioner, researcher, educator and trainer in the field of dementia and learning disability and has spent much of her career advocating for the use of music in improving wellbeing of people with dementia. She was previously the Course Director for the MSc in Dementia Studies at the University of Stirling, Research Fellow at the Centre for Research on Families and Relationships at the University of Edinburgh and...
2021-06-1022 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Palliative Care: Normalising the conversationSend a textJoin Colm, Helen Reeves, head of specialised services at St Giles Hospice and Professor Rod MacLeod, clinical medical advisor to Hospice New Zealand as they define palliation in the context of international dementia care. Together they provide a foundational discussion on the importance of palliative care for those with dementia, their carers and loved ones. This conversation highlights the current barriers around recognition and support for those with this life- limiting illness and identifies the changes that need to be considered in this space. HammondCare’s 'Palliative Centre' and the Hamm...
2021-05-2728 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Music: 'The Thing that Stays' (Part 1)Send a textJoin Colm and Diana Kerr, an experienced practitioner, researcher, educator and trainer in the field of dementia and learning disability who has spent much of her career advocating for the use of music with people with dementia. Diana was previously the Course Director for the MSc in Dementia Studies at the University of Stirling, Research Fellow at the Centre for Research on Families and Relationships at the University of Edinburgh and an associate consultant to HammondCare. Together they share the importance of music and advice on how to use music as a tool for...
2021-05-1325 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Medication: Looking at the person, not only the symptomSend a text*May contain sensitive material. Content is not direct medical advice, for medical advice please contact your general practitioner regarding your particular situation. Join Colm and an expert panel in their discussion of the appropriate use of medication in the treatment of behaviours and psychological symptoms of dementia. This conversation is framed within the acknowledgment that medication is often used inappropriately in dementia care and notes how in the treatment of behaviours and psychological symptoms of dementia nonpharmacological interventions are the 'gold standard'. Within this, the panel shares their considerations on when the u...
2021-04-2933 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Design: In conversation with Professor Mary Marshall OBE, the principles of design (Part 2)Send a textJoin Colm and Professor Mary Marshall OBE as they continue their discussion of her pioneering career in improving dementia care services. This episode focuses closely on Mary’s work in dementia design, sharing her learnings of how the built environment impacts the quality of life of a person with dementia and best practice tips on enabling design. Mary’s expertise stems from her sixteen years spent as a professor at the University of Stirling where she was the Director of the Dementia Services Development Centre and her current position as a Senior Consultant with The...
2021-04-1632 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Design: In conversation with Professor Mary Marshall OBE, an extraordinary life (Part 1)Send a textJoin Colm and Professor Mary Marshall OBE, professor Emeritus at the University of Stirling where she was the director of the Dementia Services Development Centre for 16 years. Mary now writes and lectures on dementia care, with a focus on design of enabling environments and is a senior consultant with The Dementia Centre. Together they explore Mary’s rich life of activism, social work, care for others and radical strength that resulted in a diverse and pioneering career in dementia care. This episode reflects how a person’s spirit can make an everlasting change. Thi...
2021-04-1522 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Dementia: Being Present and Creating ConnectionsSend a textJoin Colm and Professor John Swinton, the Chair in Divinity and Religious Studies at the school of Divinity, History and Philosophy at the University of Aberdeen, as they discuss the meaning of being present for somebody with dementia. Together, they explain the principals of presence, its importance to caring for a person with dementia and how it is limited by the attributes of current society. This episode is a commentary on the elements of communication within humanity and their subsequent impact on care. “That is what presence teaches you, how you can be...
2021-03-2516 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Dementia: Would I lie to you?Send a textJoin Colm as he debates ‘white lies’ in dementia care with HammondCare CEO Mike Baird, Chief Operating and Risk Officer Angela Raguz and care staff Donna and Rafaella. This episode explores circumstances when a carer or family member might feel it appropriate to lie to someone with dementia. ‘Would I lie to you’ dissects the term ‘white lies’ and examines how some common care practises are fundamentally lies. Together this panel provides advice through real life examples, demonstrating how each person with dementia has a unique story and therefore, how their care, including the role of ‘whi...
2021-03-0924 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Sense: Understanding sensory challenges and dementiaSend a textJoin Colm and author of “Talking Sense: Living with sensory changes and dementia”, Agnes Houston MBE as they discuss sensory changes in dementia, its limited awareness as a symptom in the field of dementia, and the journey to the release of her internationally acclaimed book. Together, they explore Agnes’ journey as a campaigner for the voice of people with dementia, her own dementia diagnosis, and her subsequent search for independence and understanding of sensory changes people with dementia experience. “Talking Sense: Living with sensory changes and dementia”, authored by Agnes with Julie Christie ou...
2021-02-1824 minThe Dementia PodcastUnderstanding Behaviour: A Clinician's PerspectiveSend a textJoin Colm and Associate Professor Steve MacFarlane, Head of Clinical Services at The Dementia Centre as they discuss the clinical and pharmacological considerations in the treatment of those who are experiencing behaviours and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD). Through a balanced discussion they explore the benefits of non-pharmacological approaches to care compared to anti-psychotic medication, appropriate medication use, the importance of person- centred Care, and the Dementia Support Australia program (DSA). This episode is sponsored by the HammondCare Foundation.Find out more about the limiting of drugs in the treatment o...
2021-02-0425 minThe Dementia PodcastUnderstanding Behaviour: Gus’ Story* May contain sensitive materialJoin Colm as he talks to Gina about the challenging journey of supporting her father Gus through a dementia diagnosis and the subsequent unpredictable search for suitable care. This episode dismantles the stigma toward behaviours in dementia and focuses on the importance of person-centred care. Gina and Gus’ story is a testament to the bonds of family, demonstrating how a child’s love and determination for their parent’s safety and well-being changed both their lives.“I think what’s important is that your family member, loved one, the person liv...
2021-01-2032 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Christmas: taking care of the carerIn the third and final episode, Talking Christmas: taking care of the carer, Colm focuses on the importance of looking after yourself at this busy time, taking a break, and sharing the caring role with others. Colm also discusses the impact of COVID-19 on people with dementia, restrictions that may be in place, and the ability to come together. “It was impossible to do this podcast without addressing the impact of COVID-19 in 2020. We finish the Talking Christmas Podcast series with a discussion with Professor Chris Poulos, Head of Research and Aged Care Cl...
2020-12-2312 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Christmas: festivities and foodIn the second episode Talking Christmas: festivities and food, Colm focuses on many of the traditions that occur during the holiday season, what this can mean to a person with dementia and their family. “Christmas traditions, like bringing out the Christmas pudding, saying Grace or Christmas songs can really help the person with dementia to feel included in the day. I was delighted to speak with Colleen MacDonald in this episode. Colleen is one of our Residential Managers and was able to share some Christmas traditions she has experienced with residents and families at...
2020-12-2311 minThe Dementia PodcastTalking Christmas: how to include the person with dementiaIn the first episode of The Dementia Podcast, Talking Christmas: how to include the person with dementia, Colm talks to HammondCare CEO, Mike Baird about the importance of Christmas as a celebration of his faith and family. Colm also speaks with Agnes Houston MBE and author of “Talking Sense”, a book that examines the sensory impacts of dementia on the person, about what to consider when including a person with dementia at busy and often noisy occasion. You can find more books and resources at The Dementia Centre. Information and support services for...
2020-12-2313 minThe Dementia PodcastWelcome to The Dementia PodcastSend a textJoin Associate Professor Colm Cunningham the Director of The Dementia Centre , HammondCare as he introduces the Dementia Podcast. In this episode, Colm outlines the values, intention and direction of the Dementia Podcast. He summarises this podcast as a whole and identifies the key considerations for current and prospective listeners. You also have opportunity to hear some background about Colm, his extensive career in supporting people in need and what inspired him to create the Dementia Podcast. L'Arche International is an organisation that celebrates and supports people with intellectual disabi...
2020-12-0206 min
Three presents The Sky’s The LimitChapter 1: The GangRecorded at Camden Studios, Dublin for Three Ireland
Narrator: “Grandad” (John Olohan)
Writer: Paul O’Leary
Editor: Colm Hanley
Cover Illustration: Sarah Cunningham
2020-08-1802 minThree presents The Sky’s The LimitChapter 2: The SchoolRecorded at Camden Studios, Dublin for Three Ireland
Narrator: “Grandad” (John Olohan)
Writer: Paul O’Leary
Editor: Colm Hanley
Cover Illustration: Sarah Cunningham
2020-08-1802 minThree presents The Sky’s The LimitChapter 3: The OfficeRecorded at Camden Studios, Dublin for Three Ireland
Narrator: “Grandad” (John Olohan)
Writer: Paul O’Leary
Editor: Colm Hanley
Cover Illustration: Sarah Cunningham
2020-08-1803 minThree presents The Sky’s The LimitChapter 4: The PlaygroundRecorded at Camden Studios, Dublin for Three Ireland
Narrator: “Grandad” (John Olohan)
Writer: Paul O’Leary
Editor: Colm Hanley
Cover Illustration: Sarah Cunningham
2020-08-1802 minThree presents The Sky’s The LimitChapter 5: The Monster Hunter SocietyRecorded at Camden Studios, Dublin for Three Ireland
Narrator: “Grandad” (John Olohan)
Writer: Paul O’Leary
Editor: Colm Hanley
Cover Illustration: Sarah Cunningham
2020-08-1802 minThree presents The Sky’s The LimitChapter 6: Bye Bye BirdyRecorded at Camden Studios, Dublin for Three Ireland
Narrator: “Grandad” (John Olohan)
Writer: Paul O’Leary
Editor: Colm Hanley
Cover Illustration: Sarah Cunningham
2020-08-1804 minThree presents The Sky’s The LimitChapter 7: Ping Pong Takes a BathRecorded at Camden Studios, Dublin for Three Ireland
Narrator: “Grandad” (John Olohan)
Writer: Paul O’Leary
Editor: Colm Hanley
Cover Illustration: Sarah Cunningham
2020-08-1804 minThree presents The Sky’s The LimitChapter 8: Goodbye Gobby GoblinRecorded at Camden Studios, Dublin for Three Ireland
Narrator: “Grandad” (John Olohan)
Writer: Paul O’Leary
Editor: Colm Hanley
Cover Illustration: Sarah Cunningham
2020-08-1803 min
Irish Examiner SportThe Cork inquest: No excuses this time. Cody the firefighter. Tipp try gegenpressingDerek McGrath and Ger Cunningham review the All-Ireland quarter-finals with Colm O'Connor.In association with Renault, official car partner of the GAA- Cork's failings not just about character- Cody the subtle tactician, just don't give him credit- TJ's supporting cast arrives- Pat Horgan in one of the great losing efforts- Listless Tipp- The changing role of Brendan Maher- Tipp's full press. Would they go seven on seven?- Time for a black card?- No hypocrisy from Derek - there is a time to foul Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-07-1539 min
Indo GAANo more moral victories for Dublin hurlingThe cauldron of Parnell Park was the place to be at the weekend as the Dublin hurlers finally got the big victory that counted and put Galway out of the Championship who must be feeling punch-drunk after results went against them.Brendan Cummins joined Colm Keys, Conor McKeon, Will Slattery and Michael Verney to look back on all the weekend hurling action that also saw Wexford and Kilkenny draw, while in Munster, Tipperary's momentum shows no sign of slowing down."The Tipperary machine is really purring and their confidence is on a high," says Cummins.
2019-06-171h 00
Irish Examiner SportGer and Dalo's All-Ireland final preview: "The bus journey we're dreaming of all our lives"Part 1: All-Ireland winners Ger Cunningham and Anthony Daly preview the hurling final with Colm O'Connor Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2018-08-1325 min
Irish Examiner SportMunster final special: Cork v Clare is a match bursting with optimismAll-Ireland winners Anthony Daly and Ger Cunningham preview the Munster hurling final with Colm O'Connor Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2018-06-2848 min
Indo GAAJohn Mullane feeling dejected while Anthony Cunningham celebrates a Galway victoryJonny Ward is joined by Rory O'Connor from Rory's Stories, Anna Geary and Colm Keys, while a dejected John Mullane takes a call, as does a happy Anthony Cunningham, to discuss the epic that was the 2017 All-Ireland Hurling Final. not everyone operating at full tilt today but a fun and informative discussion!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2017-09-041h 04
Less Talk More MoviesEp 45: Garry Marshall’s St Patrick’s Day starring, Garard Butler, Domhnall Gleeson, Brendan Gleeson, Liam Neeson, Pat Shortt, Sean Bean, Glen Hansard, Gordon Ramsay, Paul Rankin, Colm Meaney, Denis Leary and Liam CunninghamWhat we watched this week?
Nell, Captain America Civil War Trailer, The Parallax View, London Has Fallen and Escape from Alcatraz
Topics
St Patricks Films
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2016-03-1500 min