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The TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 22: Progress ReviewIn this episode, Seán O'Neill catches up again with John Hannigan, CEO of Circle VHA. John was a guest in June 2023 (Episode 3) and in this podcast they review progress in delivery of housing and developments since then including changes in interest rates and inflation. They also discuss the likely impact of recently announced Government initiatives for housing, infrastructure and planning.
2025-08-1339 min
SSAMN StreamHarbor Porpoise Identification: Exciting Research With A Porpoise!Harbor porpoises are very common in the Salish Sea but hard to study. Pacific Mammal Research (PacMam) is a research organization taking on this task as they use identification methods to investigate the behavior, ecology, and conservation of these marine mammals. On this episode, Dr. Cindy Elliser, Founder of PacMam, shares with us intriguing insights they are learning about these animals through their work, such as their longevity, site fidelity (including remaining or returning to their birthplaces), & social dynamics.
2025-08-1257 min
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2025-08-0815 min
SSAMN StreamRight On! How Long Can Right Whales Really Live For?Bowhead whales are known to live really long. - maybe even around 200 years! But, what is less known is how long right whales can live for. Right whales and bowhead whales belong to the same family, Balaenidae, and are actually considered each other's closest relatives among living baleen whales. While rare, North Pacific right whales can be spotted off of Washington State waters. On this episode, Dr. Greg Breed, a professor at University of Alaska Fairbanks, talks with us about some amazing longevity research on bowhead whales, Southern and North Atlantic right whales, and implications for North Pacific right...
2025-07-2152 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 21: Uncertainty FatigueIn this episode Seán O'Neill and Stephen Aherne catch up again with independent economist and regular podcast contributor, Stephen Walsh, to chat about the many ongoing geopolitical events as well as domestic matters such as residential rent caps, lower interest rates etc. Following a general market pause, activity has returned as investors absorb the uncertainty and decide to move on!
2025-06-2544 min
SSAMN StreamROVs & Kelp Forests: How Seattle Aquarium Is Maneuvering Forward In Assessing Marine Ecosystem HealthROVs (remotely operated vehicles) are an amazing tool (not to mention very cool and fun) in conducting underwater exploration and tasks. While we tend to think of ROVs being used in deeper waters that divers can't get to, what about their role and importance in marine science happening in coastal environments? On this episode, Dr. Zachary Randell, a Senior Research Scientist at the Seattle Aquarium, talks to us about very innovative research projects being conducted by him and his team utilizing ROVs to study kelp forests in Puget Sound.
2025-06-1057 min
SSAMN StreamRefined Palettes! How Spatial And Seasonal Foraging Patterns Are Driving Differences In North Pacific Resident Killer WhalesIn the northeast Pacific Ocean, there are three populations of resident (fish-eating) killer whales that share overlap in their ranges from California to Alaska (Southern Residents, Northern Residents, & Southern Alaska Residents). On this episode, Dr. Amy Van Cise, Assistant Professor at the University of Washington, shares with us about her fascinating research exploring how seasonality and foraging patterns may be influencing diet differences between SRKWs and SARKWs as well as amongst SRKW pods. Since SRKWs are highly endangered, understanding foraging ecology and how foraging patterns may be linked to success and decline of these populations can help to better...
2025-05-1438 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 20: The Nursing Home SectorContinuing the theme of healthcare and the aging population in Ireland in this our 20th Episode Sean O'Neill chat's with Jason Bradshaw, Corporate Finance Partner in PKF Brenson Lawlor and TWM colleague Hannah Dowling. PKF Brenson Lawlor recently hosted the National Nursing Home Owners and Operators Conference and Jason has 23 years experience in the Healthcare and Nursing Homes so no better person to give us an insight into this sector. We speak about the opportunities and challenges facing the sector as well as the existing and new players coming into the market. We also talk about ways to address the...
2025-05-0932 min
SSAMN StreamThe Sharks Stirring Up A Frenzy: Broadnose Sevengill And Soupfin Sharks In South Puget SoundDid you know there is at least 14 different species of sharks in the Salish Sea? In 2022, two graduate students at Oregon State University, Jessica Schulte and Ethan Personius, documented the presence of two shark species never before reported in South Puget Sound. Sharks play very important ecological roles as predators but are largely misunderstood or not well known at all. Come join us on this episode as Jessica and Ethan tells us about these two species, broadnose sevengill and soupfin, the implications their discovery may have, and what on-going research they are involved in with these species. We promise...
2025-04-1549 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 19: Healthcare and the Real Estate Market.On this podcast Seán O'Neill chats with Eamonn Fitzgerald, Managing Director of UPMC Ireland and TWM Director Patricia Ward. They speak about the increasing influence of the healthcare sector on the real estate market and take in topics such as "Sick Care v's Health Care" and the increase in Community based care. They discuss new trends and terms such as "Payviders", "Office-Based Surgery", "Patient Hotels" and new policies that will reinforce the importance of this sector to the property market going forward.
2025-04-0342 min
SSAMN StreamAvian Flu In Washington State: The Connection With Caspian Terns & Harbor SealsAvian Flu or the "Bird" Flu has been in the news a lot lately. What is it really? When did the first outbreak start in Washington State and what is the connection between Caspian Terns and harbor seals? Find out on this exciting episode as Dr. Katherine Haman, a wildlife veterinarian with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) tells us all about Avian Flu and the impact it has on our local seabird populations and marine mammals.
2025-03-1737 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 18: The first of 2025On this podcast Sean O'Neill chat's with regular contributor, Independent Economist , Stephen Walsh and TWM Associate Director Stephen Aherne. They speak about Donald Trumps actions in his first month in office and the likely impact on Ireland. The wide ranging discussion also includes the outlook for the Irish economy, interest rates, residential rent caps, population growth forecasts and of course activity in the various sectors of the Irish real estate market.
2025-02-1340 min
SSAMN StreamRecruiting For The Future: Puget Sound Restoration Fund's Pinto Abalone Recovery EffortsThe pinto abalone is a sea snail and is the only abalone species in Washington State waters. This native species has great cultural and ecological significance. Overharvesting likely led to heavy declines in their population numbers. Since their overexploitation, numerous efforts have been implemented to try to restore populations in the area through abalone hatcheries and the outplanting of juveniles. Puget Sound Restoration Fund (PSRF) is involved in these important efforts. Come learn on this episode from PSRF staff: Dr. Eileen Bates, Senior Abalone Biologist, and Malise Yun, Pinto Abalone Production Lead, about these efforts, successes along with mysteries...
2025-02-1135 min
SSAMN StreamA Toxic Mixture: PAHs And Salish Sea Killer WhalesSouthern Resident killer whales (SRKWs) and Transient (Bigg's) killer whales roam the waters of the Salish Sea. Being sensitive to their environment, they serve as sentinels to the overall health of the ecosystem. On this episode, Kiah Lee, a graduate student at the University of Oslo, talks to us about research she did involving these two groups of killer whales and PAHs. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, or PAHs, are chemicals found in coal, oil, and gasoline which have known harmful impacts on marine mammals. Their presence in the ocean comes from several sources including oil spills, burning coal, and surprisingly...
2025-01-1039 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 17: Stephen Walker, Deputy Head of UK Asset Management at abrdnOn this podcast Sean O'Neill chats with Stephen Walker, Deputy Head of UK Asset Management at abrdn and Co-owner and Director of TWM Michele Jackson. In a wide ranging conversation we talk about how investment strategies have changed over the recent past, how abrdn now looks at the office sector and how this is evolving in a post-Covid environment. Stephen speaks about the commitment to ESG in relation to their overall corporate strategy and real estate investment. He also delves into the world of AI and its potential impact on property and the market.
2024-12-0536 min
SSAMN StreamOcean Cultures & Wild Cultivation Part 2: Northwest Coast Ecosystems And Indigenous Management SystemsMost North American Indigenous Peoples, have been described as “Hunter-Gatherers,” with the implication that they simply randomly harvested food sources – from salmon and clams to berries, and greens – available to them from the wild. Increasingly, it is recognized that First Peoples have developed sophisticated techniques and approaches to sustaining and enhancing their food resources and the habitats in which they are found. As my interview with Dr. Nancy Turner, Professor Emerita at the University of Victoria, BC, continues, she will pick up with where we left off last episode on Indigenous resource management practices, with some key examples including transpla...
2024-12-0236 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 16: Elections, Elections!This episode is all about the uncertainty that elections bring in particular the impact of what has happened in the US. On this podcast Seán O'Neill chats with our regular contributor, independent economist, Stephen Walsh and TWM co-owner and director, Michele Jackson. We speak about the policies Donald Trump has threatened to introduce, possible future geopolitical events and the likely impact on Ireland. We also discuss the impending Irish election and the positives and negatives within the Irish economy.
2024-11-1433 min
Parole e Potere : Il Podcast del Talk With MeTRAILER PAROLE E POTERE - TWMOgni giorno usiamo le parole per comunicare, ma quanto conosciamo davvero il loro potere? In Parole e Potere esploriamo l’impatto nascosto del linguaggio e come possa ispirare, unire, ma anche manipolare e dividere.
Io sono Sofia Abad, sociolinguista, traduttrice, interprete, insegnante di francese FLE in Costa Azzurra e amante delle lingue e dei linguaggi e benvenuti nel Podcast del TWM!
In ogni episodio ci immergiamo in storie di leader, artisti e pensatori che hanno usato le parole per cambiare la storia e influenzare la società. Dalla retorica alla persuasione, dai discorsi celebri alle strategie di...
2024-11-0800 min
SSAMN StreamOcean Cultures & Wild Cultivation Part 1: Northwest Coast Ecosystems And Indigenous Management SystemsMost North American Indigenous Peoples, have been described as “Hunter-Gatherers,” with the implication that they simply randomly harvested food sources – from salmon and clams to berries, and greens – available to them from the wild. Increasingly, it is recognized that First Peoples have developed sophisticated techniques and approaches to sustaining and enhancing their food resources and the habitats in which they are found. On this episode, Dr. Nancy Turner, Professor Emerita, at the University of Victoria, BC, gives an overview of Indigenous resource management practices, with some key examples including transplanting fish, fish traps, seaweed harvesting, herring roe harvesting, estuarine root veg...
2024-11-0133 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 15: Expo Real 2024A short Episode in which Sean O'Neill chats to TWM colleagues Stephen Aherne and Robbie Coakley who attended Expo Real, the massive European Real Estate Trade Fair in Munich. We hear about the mood music and property market sentiment from around Europe and how did it compare to the 2023 event.
2024-10-1513 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 14: Following recent interest rate cuts this Episode is all about Finance.On this podcast Sean O'Neill chats with Andy Tallon, Managing Director and Head of Debt Advisory at Interpath and TWM Managing Director, Willie Norse. We speak about the evolution of the debt market in Ireland, the current status and depth in terms of debt providers, location/ sector preferences, international participation and the pitfalls to watch out for when seeking finance. We also talk about some future trends.
2024-10-0737 min
SSAMN StreamLife After Death: Whale Falls & Invasion Of The Zombie Worm HordesIn the spirit of Halloween, on this episode, we are talking about a spooky topic - whale falls and zombie worms! Whale falls, or whale carcasses that fall to the ocean floor, play a very important role ecologically here in the Pacific Northwest and elsewhere. Dr. Craig Smith, an Emeritus Professor at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa, shares with us about this fascinating topic. Get ready for a bone-chilling episode!
2024-10-0244 min
SSAMN StreamAnything But Looney! The Loon Foundation's Pender Harbour Coastal Waters Monitoring ProgramOh, My! Loons & coastal water birds, salmon, pinnipeds, forage fish, intertidal critters, seaweed, & invasive species - The Loon Foundation in British Columbia certainly does a ton of monitoring and research. On this episode, get to know this organization and the amazing research they are doing here in the Salish Sea as I interview Jenn Blancard, Field Research Supervisor, about the important work they are doing in Pender Harbour. Pender Harbour is a harbor on British Columbia's Sunshine Coast on the east side of Malaspina Strait. Come learn why this harbor is so important ecologically and what things are being...
2024-09-2638 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 13: We talk about Sustainability and The Built Environment.On this podcast Sean O'Neill chat's with Cathal O Leary Director and Co Founder of SystemCore, TWM Director of Commercial Agency, Patricia Ward and Professional Services Director at TWM, Ken Noble. We speak about the contribution of the built environment to Carbon Emissions, the impact of new legislation on occupiers, investors, property valuations and lending. We explore what can be done to upgrade existing buildings and how do we make them operationally more efficient.
2024-09-1941 min
SSAMN StreamYou Otter Know! How Sea Otters May Help Fight Climate ChangeDid you know we have sea otters here in the Salish Sea? It's true! Although rare, there are occasional sightings (rivers otters are much more common). Sea otters play a critical role in helping to maintain healthy kelp forest ecosystems. As such, the recovery of sea otter populations in the North Pacific may have larger implications than just the survival of this species. They may actually help to slow the local impacts of climate change! On this episode, Dr. Shawn Larson, Curator of Research at the Seattle Aquarium, will tell us all about these adorable animals and explain the...
2024-08-0347 min
TalkWeed12 - Uma leve Atualização, sem música hoje!hoje eu vai ser rapidinho, mais com sorte gravo e lanço outro mais tarde, ou só gravo né, to com essa leve mania. kkkkk
(infelizmente o app do podcast mudou bastante então vou ter que parar por um tempo até encontrar outra maneira pra gravar e editar no celular.
2024-07-1904 min
TalkWeed10 - Wiu, Derxan, e o jacaré tem a melhor maconha!é isso mesmo, gravei e editei e to lançando, ta aí, que consigamos seguir assim kkkkk, até.
2024-07-0908 min
SSAMN StreamMarine Invaders: Aquatic Invasive Species In The Salish SeaInvasive species are a large, and sometimes under-looked, problem in both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. If unchecked, they can cause large-scale ecosystem and financial damage, such as European green crabs. But, how bad are aquatic invasive species here in the Salish Sea? What impacts are they having? Which species are on the "most wanted" list here in Washington State and why? Find out the answers to all these questions and more on this episode as Justin Bush, Aquatic Invasive Species Policy Coordinator for WDFW, talks European green crabs and other invasive species with us!
2024-07-081h 08TalkWeed09 - Falta de motivação, LeaLL, Thxuzz, Djonga e Buscas.tá difícil mais ta saindo kkkkk foi mal a demora, de novo e de novo kkkkk
2024-07-0609 min
TalkWeed08 - Emicida, Constância e Nikito LabraeSó abri o app e falei umas coisinhas que estavam presas na mente. kkkk
(esse episódio foi gravado no dia 2 de junho, foi mal o mega atraso, não tava bem.)
2024-06-2609 minTalkWeed07/5 - Demorando, mas ta acontecendo! DisclaimersOlá gente, desculpa a falta de constância no meu projeto com o Talkweed mais logo logo tudo vai se acertar, em breve falarei mais sobre tudo isso.
2024-06-2603 min
SSAMN StreamMindful Conversations: Putting The Focus On Endangered Species And The Issues They FaceMedia plays a very important role in raising awareness amongst the public about environmental issues and endangered species. While media can take many forms, as naturalists, how can we better communicate through media and spread our message to the general public about our beloved endangered Southern Resident killer whales & the issues they face? In a world full of limited attention and distractions, what is the best approach to keeping the focus and conversation on what really matters, the animals themselves and their environment? On this episode, Elizabeth Shepherd, a journalist with the newspaper, Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber, reflects with us...
2024-06-1729 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 12: Willie Norse, new MD of TWM and Claire Solon, MD of Greystar IrelandIn this episode Seán O’Neill discusses all things Residential with the new MD of TWM, Willie Norse and Claire Solon, MD of Greystar Ireland. They talk about the current development land and investment market activity, blockages to supply of housing, the changing perception of apartment living and the benefits of institutional ownership of residential assets. They also look at trends in the market from Student Accommodation to Senior Living.
2024-06-1334 minTalkWeed07 - Se não puder ajudar, não atrapalhe e DevsEu não ia lançar esse episódio, já estava procrastinando edita-lo a quase uma semana, mas ta aí gente, to meio pra baixo não vou deixar o foco cair junto, bom episódio. :)
2024-06-0208 min
SSAMN StreamHoly Mola! The Very Big And Bizarre Ocean SunfishDid you know it's possible to see the world's heaviest bony fish off of Washington State and along the Northwest Coast? Molas, or ocean sunfish, are gentle giants that can get up to around 5,000 pounds and 10 feet in length! Dr. Marianne Nyegaard, a Research Associate at the Auckland Museum, has been collaborating on a citizen science project for several years now to document sightings of molas in our area to get a better sense of the distribution and relative abundance of two different species. On this episode, we will learn from her all about these amazing fish as well as...
2024-05-1751 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 11: Stephen Walsh, Economist and Robbie Coakley, Director - internal investment TeamWe catch up with a podcast regular Independent Economist Stephen Walsh and with Director of our Internal Investment Team, Robbie Coakley to review Q1 2024 Economic and Property Market activity. We discuss whether the optimism experienced at the start of the year has been maintained and if the outlook for interest rate cuts is still positive. We chat about the changes in the real estate market and how it is now very location, sector and building specific.
2024-05-1636 minTalkWeed06 - izombie e aquele mangáTava me sentindo sozinho, precisava papear, então é isso, espero que gostem.
2024-05-1516 minTalkWeed05 - Nostalgia boa e Bons ventos por virSemana parada porém algumas surpresas boas como arquivos de gravações antigas que talvez eu poste aqui em um futuro próximo.
2024-05-1413 minTalkWeed04 - Perdas, LinkDoZap, Derxan e GiveonAs vezes vai ser isso aqui, abrir o microfone e só falar o que o coração mandar, do jeito que o coração quiser.
Bem vindos a mais um Talkweed, seu podcast de maconhista para você, maconhista ou não, que quer ouvir umas papo doído e saber da saúde mental alheia.
2024-05-1413 min
SSAMN StreamGoing Wild For Gulls: ECCC’s Seagull Research In British ColumbiaWe may not give much thought to the gulls we see commonly along our coastlines and inland areas here in the Salish Sea. But, what is being learned about them may surprise you. Did you know, for instance, gulls have been found to study human behavior when scavenging food? It’s true! Gulls can also be important ecological indicators of pollution and other stressors. Dr. Mark Hipfner, a research scientist with Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), joins us on this episode to discuss research being undertaken in British Columbia to track gulls and examine their health. You can re...
2024-04-1736 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 10: Paul Candon, CEO of United HardwareIn Episode 10 Sean O’Neill chats with Paul Candon, CEO of United Hardware. Paul provides background on the United Hardware business and its members who comprise both traditional DIY outlets and Builders Merchants. He provides insights into the hardware and DIY markets and the general construction sector including surviving covid, the impact of inflation, supply chain issues and the demand for sustainable products.
2024-03-2742 min
SSAMN StreamMicroplastics In The Salish Sea: Breaking It DownMicroplastics, tiny particles of plastics, unfortunately abound in our oceans and waterways, and seem to be everywhere. In the marine environment, these microplastics accumulate and work their way up the food chain to top consumers, including humans. Dr. Lyda Harris, a Sustainability and Conservation Scientist at Boeing, will discuss this issue here in the Salish Sea, how big of a problem it really is locally, health effects and impacts to marine life, innovative solutions to the problem, and how we can help!
2024-03-0247 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 9 – 2024 Real Estate Market outlookIn Episode 9 of the TWM Real Estate Podcast, the first of 2024, having taken the temperature of the real estate market during January Sean O Neill discusses the outlook for the year with Independent Economist Stephen Walsh and Fellow Director of TWM, Patricia Ward.
2024-02-1337 min
SSAMN StreamDon’t Toy With Me! Why Southern Resident Killer Whales Harass PorpoisesEven though Southern Resident killer whales do not eat marine mammals, they have been observed harassing and killing porpoises for decades in the Pacific Northwest. If they aren’t doing this behavior to get food, this leads to the big question of Why? Dr. Deborah Giles, Science & Research Director at Wild Orca, and Sarah Teman, Graduate Student at the University of Washington, joins us on this episode to share their insights and latest research findings into this perplexing behavior.
2024-02-0141 min
SSAMN StreamMaking A Splash: Humpback Whales In The Salish SeaIn recent years, there has been record number of humpback whales being seen in the Salish Sea. What's going on? What might this mean for our local ecosystem? Tasli Shaw, Co-founder and Project Lead of Humpback Whales of the Salish Sea, starts the new year off with us on this episode as we talk humpback whales and learn about their ongoing humpback whale photo identification work.
2024-01-1034 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 8: John Weir, Head of Real Estate at the Church Commissioners for EnglandGiven the time of year this episode has a somewhat religious flavour. Sean O’Neill is joined by Co-Owner of TWM, Michele Jackson and their guest John Weir, Head of Real Estate, with Church Commissioners for England.They chat about the interesting and diverse portfolio held by the Church Commissioners, with some assets owned for centuries. In addition to commercial property, topics covered include Christmas trees, farmland and sustainability and how such a long-established institution deals with current and future real estate trends.
2023-12-2130 min
SSAMN StreamYou Saw What? Marine Mammal Sightings In Washington StateThe Whale Hotline public sighting network was initiated by TWM in the spring of 1976 as a means for members of the public to report Orca sightings in Washington State to the Orca Survey. Later, the focus was expanded to include reports of all species of cetaceans and marine mammal strandings in Washington State. On this episode, my co-worker, Alexis Morrigan, TWM’s Sightings Network Coordinator, shares with us some sighting highlights, and the more unusual encounters, that have been reported locally. Learn not only about how you can get involved by reporting sightings, the importance of these data, trends be...
2023-12-0651 min
SSAMN StreamDiving Into Kelp! The Samish Indian Nation’s Kelp Forest ResearchKelp forests are not only very important ecologically, but also culturally important to indigenous peoples here in the Salish Sea. Staff at the Samish Indian Nation have been conducting kelp forest monitoring since 2017. Come join us on this episode, as Toby McLeod, a member of the Samish Indian Nation as well as a technician with their Department of Natural Resources, tells us all about the awesome work they are doing locally to help protect kelp forests and how they are using traditional ecological knowledge and the data collected in this on-going study towards this effort!
2023-11-2926 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 7: Arlene Maguire, Head of Property Acquisition and Asset Management, Tesco IrelandIn Episode 7 Sean O Neill chats with Arlene Maguire, Head of Property Acquisition and Asset Management with Tesco. Arlene gives us some background on the Tesco Ireland business now, what’s happening in terms of their current strategy and why is Tesco expanding in Ireland. She also explains what types of stores are they looking to open and how do they go about selecting a site. We find out how do Tesco balance being both an owner and tenant and what are their current challenges in the property market. Finally we speak about sustainability and the measures Tes...
2023-11-0826 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 6: Expo Real SpecialExpo Real Special – Episode 6 of the TWM Real Estate Podcast features interviews with international investors at Expo Real in Munich, which took place last week. George Fraser Harding (Head of European Funds at Aviva Investors), Oliver Gaschler (Director of Investments at AM Alpha) and Axel Wünnenberg (Managing Director of Quodoro) give their thoughts on the European Real Estate market and whether or not Ireland is still on their radar!
2023-10-0925 min
SSAMN StreamU R What U Eat: Seasonal Variation in Fat Content Of Fraser River Chinook Salmon And Implications For SRKW Prey QualityYou may know that the endangered Southern Resident killer whales rely on Chinook salmon for food, especially from the Fraser River. Did you know, however, a recent study has found there is significant variation amongst Fraser River Chinook in how fat (high quality) these fish are? This, in turn, affects the energetic value of these fish to SRKWs. Jacob Lerner, a PhD Candidate from the University of British Columbia, discusses these findings and how they might be impacting SRKW foraging patterns and even the ability of SRKWs to recover as a population.
2023-10-0628 min
SSAMN StreamFood For Thought: Different Foraging Strategies Between SRKWs And NRKWsIn the Salish Sea, Southern Resident killer whales and Northern Resident killer whales both eat salmon, primarily Chinook. Although similar populations, they surprisingly have strikingly different foraging strategies. In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Tennessen, a Senior Research Scientist at the Center for Ecosystem Sentinels at the University of Washington, explains these different strategies and their implications.
2023-09-3049 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 5: Michael Costello, Partner at BDOIn episode 5, Seán O Neill chats with Michael Costello, Partner at BDO. Having just completed 3 terms as Managing Partner, Michael talks about the challenges of Brexit, covid, the move to new offices, the inflation/ interest rate crisis as well as his new role in charge of Sustainability.
2023-09-1440 min
SSAMN StreamSalish Sea Oceanographic Modeling: Who Could Have Predicted?Water quality and properties can be impacted by a wide array of sources, including climate change. Having a practical and accurate modeling tool for assessing such impacts is vital to making good ecosystem management decisions and future planning. On this episode, Dr. Tarang Khangaonkar, a coastal ocean modeler with the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, will tell us about the development of a high resolution 3-D finite volume hydrodynamic and transport model for the Pacific Northwest region of Puget Sound & Georgia Basin (the Salish Sea). This oceanographic model includes a comprehensive biogeochemical component and is now the “workhorse” for the anal...
2023-08-2856 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 4: Stephen Walsh & Russell Cleere, Associate Director of TWMWe catch up again with Independent Economist Stephen Walsh and Associate Director of TWM, Russell Cleere to review H1 2023 Economic and Property Market activity. We chat through what has happened since Q1 and what we should be looking out for going forward. We also look at the attractiveness of Dublin as an investment location.
2023-07-2133 min
Tales for Wales: A Welsh History Podcast28. Twm Siôn Cati - Fiend and Scoundrel of WalesTwm Siôn Cati. Witty highwayman? Lovable rogue? Astute thief? Or just a massive bellend?Fans of the Welsh Robin Hood, turn away now because here at Tales for Wales we've pulled back the curtain, we've finally cleaned the lens of history, we've washed off the made-up glories and revealed a right scrub underneath it all.Hit play if you dare and find out just what we think of old Twm.Fancy throwing proverbial tar and feathers along with us? Get around our socials.
2023-07-1650 min
SSAMN StreamCold-Water Corals: Ancient Treasures Of The Salish SeaIf someone asked you where can you find corals, you would say tropics, right? However, you can find corals here in the Pacific Northwest too! It’s true – believe it or not! These native corals can take thousands of years to form, and as such, can serve as an important key to understanding changes in the physical and chemical properties of Salish Sea waters and the impact of these changes to local corals in the past, present, and future. On this episode, we are thrilled to have Mary Margaret V Stoll, a graduate student at the University of Washington, share...
2023-07-0555 min
SSAMN StreamSustainable Ecotourism In The Salish Sea: What Does It Look Like And How Do We Get There?Whale watching and visitors are huge economic booms for the San Juan Islands and other Salish Sea communities. However, how do we navigate the desire for tourism and recreation in our local waters and lands while mitigating the harmful impacts such activities can have on our beloved wildlife, especially whales, and our surrounding environment? Conservationists world-wide have struggled with this very question given increased pressures and stress on ecosystems. On this episode, Angela Broderick, San Juan County’s Climate & Sustainability Coordinator, discusses the creation of a Sustainable Tourism Management Plan for the San Juan Islands as well as what a...
2023-06-1638 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 3: John Hannigan, CEO of Circle Voluntary Housing AssociationSean O Neill speaks with John Hannigan, CEO of Circle VHA , about the Social Housing sector, its role in the provision of housing, how the sector works, how they deal with developers and the State, the blockages and challenges in the market at present and the future for the sector.
2023-06-1337 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 2: Anne Marie Shalloe, Group Commercial Asset Manager, An PostIn conversation with Anne Marie Shalloe, Group Commercial Asset Manager , An Post - speaking about all things An Post including their transformation as a business, sustainability and their property strategy, the imminent HQ office relocation, the proposed Logistics hub and future real estate sustainability trends.
2023-05-1129 minThe TWM Real Estate PodcastEpisode 1: Economist Stephen Walsh and Associate Director at TWM, Russell CleereQ1 2023 Economic and Property Activity - A conversation with Economist Stephen Walsh, Russell Cleere Associate Director TWM and Sean O Neill Director TWM covers a variety of Economic Highlights how these have impacted on the property market, its various sectors and what trends are emerging. It also covers some property deals concluded and what investors are active in the market.
2023-05-1125 min
SSAMN StreamWho's Your Daddy? Paternity And Inbreeding In The SRKWsGenetics, including paternity, is challenging to figure out in killer whales. These relationships, however, are very important to determine in order to better understand mating dynamics and genetic diversity within their populations. As our endangered Southern Resident killer whale (SRKW) population continues to decline, there is concern of increased inbreeding within the population and the negative impacts this would further have on genetic diversity within the population. Dr. Mike Ford, Research Scientist with NOAA, joins us on this episode to discuss his latest research findings regarding SRKW mating patterns, population structure, and population viability. Understanding these aspects are vital to...
2023-05-0435 min
SSAMN StreamSeabird Bycatch In The Pacific Northwest: The Problem And The SolutionsSeabird bycatch (that is the unintentional catching of seabirds) in commercial fisheries is a big problem globally. Many of these birds wind up dying. Here in the Pacific Northwest, albatross are particularly at risk. Bycatch can result in huge population losses of seabird species. For threatened or endangered species, even the death of a small number of birds can have devastating effects. Seabird bycatch can hurt economically too through increased fishing costs, decreased fishing efficiency, and lost fishing access. Fortunately, there are solutions. Edward Melvin, a former faculty member of the University of Washington, joins us on this episode...
2023-04-1840 min
SSAMN StreamMystery In The Pacific Northwest: The Gray Whale Unusual Mortality EventSince 2019, a high number of gray whales have been stranding along the west coast of North America from Mexico to Alaska. This has prompted NOAA to declare an Unusual Mortality Event (UME) for the Eastern Pacific stock of gray whales which is still being actively investigated. Joining us on this episode is Dr. Aimée R. Lang, a researcher with NOAA, to tell us about this UME, latest findings on the cause(s), future outlook of the population, and what actions, if any, are being taken.
2023-03-2037 min
SSAMN StreamMeet The Pipefish: The Salish Sea’s SeahorseIf you like seahorses (who doesn’t?) than this episode is for you! While there are no seahorses in the Salish Sea, we do have pipefish, which are very closely related to seahorses. On this episode, Tiffany Boothe, Assistant Manager at the Seaside Aquarium in Oregon, tells us about these unique and eloquent fish! We’ll explore their biology, where you can find them, their cool peculiarities, and so much more, including the question everyone wants to know: what’s up with the males doing all the hard work of carrying the eggs? Tune in to learn more fun facts...
2023-02-0714 min
Death Arts Xiii By Ash ( Ash Rose Audio)Interview with Vic Victor of The Koffin Kats (TWM Talks Music)Ash Rose of TWM Talks Impact Wrestling sits and talks to Vic Victor of The Koffin Kats. They discuss vocals, Koffin Kats history, musical influences, writing, horror movies, the most recent EP, and more. It’s been 20 years since Vic, Tommy, & E-Ball started The Koffin Kats in their parent’s basements and played for beer in local Detroit bars. A psychobilly/punk band with influences ranging from The Damned to The Stray Cats, The Koffin Kats have covered a lot of ground,10 records, a few member changes, and close to 3,000 live shows from international touring.
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2023-01-2939 min
SSAMN StreamSquid Game, Salish Sea Style: Our Weird And Wonderful Squid!How well do you think you know our local squid species? You are about to find out! These cephalopods have strange and secret lives. Your imagination may conjure up the imposing Humboldt squid, a very large, silent predator with a sharp beak and tentacles containing hooks and suction cups with razor sharp teeth. Perhaps you picture, instead, the cute, small, googly-eyed stubby squid or the beautiful profile of a shimmering opalescent inshore squid. On this episode, Dr. Benjamin Burford, a post doctoral scholar at the University of California, Santa Cruz, joins us as we learn from him about these my...
2023-01-251h 01Death Arts Xiii By Ash ( Ash Rose Audio)Interview with Trent from HEMI (TWM Talks Music)Ashley sits down with Trent from the band HEMI.
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2023-01-2338 min
SSAMN StreamOcean Empathy: The Race To Win Over Hearts And MindsEmpathy - the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. With the holidays upon us, our thoughts turn to good will towards others, which includes kindness and compassion to nature. If you are listening to this podcast, it reflects you caring about our oceans and the life within them. What sparked this in you? It starts with empathy. If we are to save our waters and the life within them, the very first step is caring enough to want to act. On this episode, Dr. Erika Woolsey, Chief Scientist & CEO of The Hydrous, and Jess Newley, Community...
2022-12-1358 min
SSAMN StreamAncient Evidence: First Peoples And The Management And Use Of Salish Sea Marine ResourcesFor thousands of years, indigenous peoples have called the Salish Sea home. An important part of living here was sustainably managing and using the resources the waters provided. On this episode, we are honored to have Dr. Anne Salomon, a professor at Simon Fraser University, with us to talk about these ancient management practices in regards to traditionally important resources, like sea otters, clams, and salmon. Not only will we learn about the historical and cultural relevance of these resources to First Nations in Canada, but also how evidence is uncovered to learn about the ancient past.
2022-11-221h 04
SSAMN StreamAre You Smarter Than A Killer Whale? Exploring Orca IntelligenceOn this riveting episode, Dr. Lori Marino, President of The Whale Sanctuary Project and a neuroscientist and expert in animal behavior, joins us to discuss the intelligence of orcas. Just how smart are they? Are they smarter than humans? How did they get such big brains and why? Are dolphins and whales capable of complex emotions? These are just some of the many questions we will explore.
2022-10-1336 min
SSAMN StreamExtinction Is Not An Option! Washington State’s Efforts To Recover SalmonAs their primary food, Chinook salmon are vital to our beloved, endangered Southern Resident killer whales. By restoring salmon populations, we can help to save these orcas. On this episode, Tara Galuska, Orca Recovery Coordinator at WA State Recreation and Conservation Office, gives an update on what efforts the Governor’s Salmon Recovery Office have undertaken to help increase local salmon populations; the status and progress of these efforts; and how they fit in with recommendations made by Governor Jay Inslee’s Southern Resident Killer Whale Task Force for orca recovery. While much hard work still lies ahead, we can...
2022-09-2943 min
SSAMN StreamHowl You Doing? Getting To Know Wolf EelsWolf eels are a marine species we have here in the Salish Sea. With their large heads and menacing teeth, they look scary but are they really? Are they even eels at all? You’ll find out all about this misunderstood species on this episode as Robert Pacunski, Research Scientist with WDFW, joins us to talk about them and shares with us interesting and surprising details about their lives. This is an episode you definitely can sink your teeth into!
2022-08-1632 min
The Whole MagazineNew Podcast Title! TWM Ep 26Thought I did say that the podcast would be changing names and not until the next episode, it happened a bit early. To no surprise Uninformed Opinions is already taken so the next best one was The Whole Magazine Podcast. Fits nicely I think.Anyway in this episode Brandon and the TWM crew discuss the news of Britney Griner, a North Carolina County putting AR-15s in all of its schools, positive polio tests from New York wastewater, a chicago security guard is arrested after a fake post, a French scientist had to apologize for also...
2022-08-0846 min
SSAMN StreamNudis Exposed: Nudibranchs Laid Bare!Nudibranchs are truly amazing and beautiful marine invertebrates! These sea slugs of the Salish Sea come in a variety of sizes, colors, patterns, and body forms. While you can commonly discover them tide-pooling along rocky beaches, you can also find them underneath floating docks and when diving. On this episode, Luan Roberts, a citizen scientist and naturalist, shares with us the fascinating world of these creatures and her dock fouling adventures around the Puget Sound area. As Luan will show us, we all can make important contributions to science through our observations of the natural world.
2022-07-1930 min
SSAMN StreamGreen Dreams: Salish Sea Eelgrass Bed Restoration Projects!Here in the Salish Sea, eelgrass beds are an essential part of the ecosystem. On this episode, we have two special guests: Tina Whitman, Senior Staff Scientist at Friends of the San Juans, in San Juan County, WA, and Fiona Beaty, Regional Coordinator at Seachange Marine Conservation Society, in BC, Canada, who will share details about the importance of eelgrass beds and the eelgrass bed restoration work their organizations are doing. Together, they will give us a great snapshot of restoration approaches being taken on both the American and Canadian sides of the Salish Sea, their partners, and how...
2022-06-1749 min
DiocastConheça outra forma de usar seu computador Linux com os tiling Window Manager (TWM)Neste episódio do DioCast vamos falar sobre como os TWM (tiling windows manager) estão ganhando cada vez mais terreno, sendo utilizado por um público cada vez mais diverso que busca praticidade, produtividade e querem criar experiências de uso totalmente customizadas.
Mas, para poder tirar todo o proveito desses ambientes que podem ser intimidadores à primeira vista é preciso atender bem os seus próprios fluxos de trabalho, para dessa forma conseguir personalizar o ambiente de trabalho segundo as suas necessidades. Neste DioCast vamos conversar sobre detalhes dos TWM, suas principais características e, porque é importante entender qu...
2022-05-251h 00
SSAMN StreamEat, Prey, Love: WDFW’s Forage Fish Research And Beach Spawn SurveysForage fish, or small schooling fish species that serve as important prey for larger fish, marine mammals, and sea birds are vitally important to supporting a thriving marine ecosystem. On this episode, Phillip Dionne, Washington State Forage Fish Research and Management Lead at WDFW, discusses forage fish research WDFW is involved in the southern Salish Sea, including annual macrovegetation ("rake") surveys for herring eggs and beach spawn surveys for smelt and sand lance eggs. We’ll also discuss how citizen scientists are a big part of the beach spawn survey effort.
2022-05-1640 min
SSAMN StreamHarmful Algal Blooms And Red Tides: Separating Fact From FictionWith Earth Day coming up, a lot of attention is on global warming. One impact of global warming is increased harmful algal blooms (HABs). There are a lot of misconceptions out there about HABs. True or False? Red tides are always red. You should only ever eat shellfish in months with R’s. You only have to really worry about red tides in summer. Answer: False to all of the above! How did you do? On this episode, Aimee Christy, a research biologist with the Pacific Shellfish Institute, helps us separate fact from fiction about HABs, risks they pose, and lo...
2022-04-1245 min
SSAMN StreamSee Birds? WDFW’s Marine Bird Population Surveys And ResearchOn this episode, Dr. Scott Pearson, Research Scientist with WDFW, shares with us about the important long-term work WDFW is undertaking to monitor population abundance and trends of different seabird species that breed locally or over-winter in the Puget Sound, San Juan Archipelago, Strait of Juan de Fuca, and Washington Coast. Marbled murrelets, tufted puffins, and rhinoceros auklets are just some of the amazing birds you will hear about. Listen in to find out more about the life history and ecology of these birds, how WDFW is conducting surveys of their populations, the status of these populations and threats...
2022-03-151h 02
SSAMN StreamSimply Fintastic! Raincoast Conservation Foundation’s Fraser River Connectivity Project And Wild Salmon InitiativeFraser River Chinook salmon are a very important food source for our beloved North Pacific orcas but sadly these salmon are struggling to survive. On this episode, we find out about some of the actions being taken to help them. Raincoast Conservation Foundation (RCF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the lands, waters and wildlife of coastal British Columbia. While their team is involved in a wide array of conservation projects, we chat with Dave Scott, RCF’s Research and Restoration Coordinator for the Lower Fraser Salmon Program, about programs they are specifically undertaking to increase and protect sal...
2022-02-1138 min
SSAMN StreamSpringer: A Story Of HopeJanuary 2022 marks the 20th anniversary of when a lone, orphaned Northern Resident orca calf, Springer, was first seen in Puget Sound, WA, and an extraordinary journey began to rescue her and reunite her with her family in Canadian Waters. To commemorate this anniversary, this very special podcast episode features interviews with several individuals involved in the events as they share their memories and perspectives on Springer's story and lessons learned. We are joined by Lynne Barre, NOAA's Southern Resident Killer Whale Recovery Coordinator; Donna Sandstrom, Founder, The Whale Trail and Author, Orca Rescue! the True Story of an Orphaned O...
2022-01-281h 08
SSAMN StreamOur Northerly Neighbors: Northern Resident Killer WhalesWhat better way to start out a new year than with whales! On this episode, Jared Towers, a cetacean research technician with Fisheries and Oceans Canada, joins us for a fascinating in-depth conversation about the Northern Resident killer whales (NRKWs). NRKWs are a population of killer whales (also known as orcas) that eat fish and reside in waters around, and above, northern Vancouver Island. We’ll get the scoop on the culture of these whales; population dynamics, status, and threats; as well as research and conservation efforts. Additionally, differences and interactions will be delved into between this population and th...
2022-01-1348 min
Travel With MeaningEpisode 74: Fall 2021 TWM Intern TeamHello Meaningful Travelers! This is the last episode of season 4 and of 2021. We finished the year with an in person conversation with our Fall intern team. On this episode we hear from each of the interns about the podcast episodes they produced, what principles of How To Travel With Meaning they connected with, stories they created and what were their big takeaways for this semester. The intern team played a huge part in isolating principles from past podcast episodes and creating two meaningful audio visual trailers that incorporated the principles that were organically shared by gues...
2021-12-2946 min
SSAMN StreamAll In A Day’s Work: SJCMMSN Adventures In Marine Mammal Rescue, Research, And EducationHappy Holidays! Tis the season to be merry with friends and family! In that spirit, on this episode, I interview my fellow co-worker at The Whale Museum, Alyssa Scott, Stranding Network Coordinator/Acoustician, about the San Juan County Marine Mammal Stranding Network (SJCMMSN). Follow along as we explore the ins and outs of marine mammal rescue, stranding call response, her involvement with the latest research efforts and trainings, surprising things stranded marine mammals have revealed about themselves and our local ecosystem, as well as how you can get involved in marine mammal rescue.
2021-12-0641 min
Reaseheath100Memories of Welsh Opera singing in the shower with Twm Brunton and Chris MorecambeVisitors to the Reaseheath College stand at the Cheshire Show were in for a surprise treat when Lizzy Parkin met Twm Brunton from Flintshire. Twm spent five years at Reaseheath, firstly taking a Forestry and Arboriculture and then continued on to Agricultural Engineering.Twm now runs a forestry business combined with an agricultural machinery hire company.Just as the interview was coming to an end, Twm's college friend Chris Morecambe joined the conversation and informed Lizzy of Twm's special talent of singing in the shower. This is no ordinary singing...
2021-12-0610 min
SSAMN StreamSpilling Your Guts: Sea Cucumbers!Dubbed “vacuum cleaners” of the sea, sea cucumbers play an important role in ecosystems. Sea cucumbers are one of more than 3,000 marine invertebrate species we have here in the Salish Sea. Did you know they can defend themselves by shooting their internal organs out through either their head or butt? Or, that several species of pearlfish live inside their butts? These are just some of the amazing and fun facts you’ll learn about these wacky echinoderms on this episode. Dr. Emaline Montgomery, a research scientist from Fisheries and Oceans Canada, tells us all about these incredible animals! We’ll learn...
2021-11-1146 min
SSAMN StreamSalish Sea Sharks: The Jawsome Truth!We hope you are a shiver with excitement for this topic! Do you know we have sharks here in the Salish Sea? For our very first podcast, we are so happy to have research scientist, Dr. Jackie King, from the Ecosystem Science Division of Fisheries and Oceans Canada, joining us to talk about sharks! We'll discuss what species we have here in the Salish Sea, their life history/biology, current research and findings, threats and issues to them, conservation measures being undertaken, and other interesting tidbits you might want to know about working with sharks!
2021-10-0737 minTalkWeed004 - Não Sobreviveriamos ao Apocalipse ZumbiNesse episódio vamos discutir como seria nosso final em família se rolasse um apocalipse zumbi.
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2021-06-1620 min2021-06-0300 min
Inside Out Gaming PodcastTwm updateTwm update
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2021-05-2700 minTalkWeed003 - Downsizing e Cegonhas (Filme)O papo de hoje é sobre o filme gente pequena (Downsizing) e cegonhas, a história não contada, ou pelo menos tentamos. kkkkkkk
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2021-05-2111 minTalkWeed002 - Tudo termina em C*!No episódio de hoje a gente tentou falar um pouco sobre racismo e preconceito, mais como o título já diz, tudo termina em c*!
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2021-05-2029 min
TalkWeedEpisódio Piloto - Shingeki no Kiojin (Attack on titan)Botei a Vivi pra assistir Shingeki no kiojin (Attack on Titan) e resolvemos comentar o que ela achou até o episódio 10
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2021-02-2012 min
Startups do InteriorEpisódio 7 - Conheça a história da TWM Simuladores e do empreendedor Rennan NevesNeste episódio o empreendedor Rennan Neves conta um pouco de sua trajetória e da startup TWM Simuladores.
Para conhecer mais sobre a startup, acesse: www.twmsimuladores.com.br.
2020-08-2139 min
Source CodeTWM UK Article | Source Code 204Hey guys! Neville from TWM UK did an amazing article on me & so I thought I'd share it here with you in audio form. Enjoy!
2019-07-2409 min
Talks with MiriWelcome to TWM!!!!What you should expect from TWM.
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2018-12-0500 min
Scottish Football Monitor (SFM)TWM Episode 14This week's TWM guest is court reporter and Tweeter extraordinaire James Doleman (@jamesdoleman - and www.byline.com) who talks about the challenges of reporting and Tweeting on developments in the current Craig Whyte trial. John asks why football managers can't be pals and looks forward to an historic Scottish Cup final.
Also the spotlight falls this week on the late and wonderful Frank Beattie, Kilmarnock's most successful ever captain and arguably greatest servant.
2017-04-2433 minScottish Football Monitor (SFM)TWM Episode 10This week, TWM guest is Stuart Cosgrove who discusses a post Armageddon Scottish Football, a new structure for refereeing the game, journalists pretending to support clubs other than Celtic & Rangers, and the ultra competitive nature of the Championship.
All this, plus a round-up of the news on and off the field this week in the football world.
2017-03-2040 min
Golwg360Lloyd George wedi "gwneud ei orau" meddai Twm MorysGan mlynedd union ers i David Lloyd George ddod yn Brif Weinidog, mae'r bardd, Twm Morys, yn egluro pam ei fod wedi'i gyfareddu gan y Dewin.
2016-12-0603 min