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Trail Listening PostJoy French + Shannon Flanagan - 'ABUN-DANCE'https://www.thewestsidetheater.com/abundanceSHOW DATES|TIMESMay 16 @ 7:30pmMay 17 @ 2pmMay 17 @ 7:30pmLocation: Montana TheaterUniversity of Montana Campus, PARTV buildinglocation note:Due to the overwhelming enthusiasm about abunDANCE from both cast and audience, we moved the show to the Montana Theater!We’re excited to be able to offer more seats, easier parking, and more cast and audience accessibility by being on campus for this year’s community production!about the showWestside Theater’s newest...2025-05-1614 min
Guardian Doula’s DiaryEpisode 18: How to Have a VBAC (interview w/ Sammy Griffin)Send us a textSo last week we heard my lovely past client Amber's beautifully remeptive VBAC birth story (episode 17 if you haven't listened yet!), but today, I wanted to focus on HOW to have a VBAC.Something that should be so straightforward, is unfortunately anything but that.Today, Sammy and I unpack it all and hopefully you'll have a much clearer understanding of what you can do to improve your odds!Enjoy! Hope it's helpful!PS. Please remember that absolutely none of this is to be taken as...2025-03-1658 min
Slow Flowers PodcastEpisode 656: Follow the Blooms with Host and Producer Katie Lila, and Bloom TV Network’s founder & CEO Monica Michellehttps://youtu.be/2xAkkExz5Qc?si=lLlWWY0VToCA2XeE
There’s HGTV and there’s the Food Network, but have you checked out the Bloom TV Network? Today, we’ll meet Monica Michelle, creator of the floral-centric streaming platform and Slow Flowers member Katie Lila, host and producer of the new series “Follow the Blooms,” which begins at the flower farm and ends with a beautiful installation for the public to enjoy.
Follow the Blooms installation at the Slow Flowers Summit in progress, featuring mural by Toby Keogh
Slow Flowers Summit attendees at Bellevue Botanic Garden, adding flowers to the mural. Fro...2024-04-0352 min
The Big Tech ShowRemote control - how companies are pulling people back to the officeIn recent weeks, Google and Apple have begun pulling all their Irish workers back into the office. Other big companies are starting to do the same, and it’s not just the tech giants here, such as Amazon, Intel and Salesforce. A glance at Indeed.com, the biggest recruitment site, shows that of 58,000 jobs currently advertised, just 4,000 — or around 7% — allow you to be remote. So here’s a question — what happened to all of the talk about our work lives changing forever? About having more choice in working outside the office? Was it all just BS? Or maybe just a beautiful...2022-06-0319 min
Career Sessions, Career LessonsTracy Keogh, 3-Time HR Executive Of The YearGoing beyond the administrative duties of HR is what you need to do in strategic HR. Tracy Keogh has done just that. She got into the mindset of reinvention and reinvented everything from culture to management. She placed people front and center. Tracy has worked with and supported many great CEOs and helped develop world-class leaders. She worked for Sapient, Analog Devices, Hewlett Packard, and more. She now works for Great Hill Partners as the Chief People Officer and Growth Partner. Join J.R. Lowry as he talks to Tracy about her journey into HR. Discover how she went...2022-04-2549 min
AJC Radio SpotlightAJC - Encore: Wrongful Convictions Go Ignored in America - Does Anyone Care?ENCORE PRESENTATION... NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE!!!
Tune in and listen to Lamont Banks and Co-Hosts of A Just Cause, a nonprofit, social justice organization.
Tonight's Special Guest is Tracy Keogh, who is a Writer, Activist and huge supporter of Brendan Dassey. Brendan was wrongly convicted for the murder of a freelance photographer, at the same time as his uncle, Steven Avery, in 2005. He was 16 years old, at the time of his arrest. Supporters across the globe have kept their eyes on the case following two seasons of the hit Netflix series, Making a Murderer, revealing how lawyers set out to prove their i...2021-08-042h 00
AJC Radio SpotlightAJC - LIVE: Wrongful Convictions Go Ignored in America - Does Anyone Care?Tune in and listen to Lamont Banks and Co-Hosts of A Just Cause, a nonprofit, social justice organization.
Tonight's Special Guest is Tracy Keogh, who is a Writer, Activist and huge supporter of Brendan Dassey. Brendan was wrongly convicted for the murder of a freelance photographer, at the same time as his uncle, Steven Avery, in 2005. He was 16 years old, at the time of his arrest. Supporters across the globe have kept their eyes on the case following two seasons of the hit Netflix series, Making a Murderer, revealing how lawyers set out to prove their innocence.
A Just Cause currently advo...2021-07-302h 00
SIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Innocent: The Intentional Conviction of Jason Baldwin“Taking the Alford Plea hurt my soul more than being found guilty in 1994 did," shares Jason Baldwin, a man who is so much more than a member of the West Memphis 3. “When they forced me to take the Alford Plea something in me broke…”
The presumption of innocence and guilt beyond a reasonable doubt is seemingly reserved for a select few. For many flowing through the US system of [in]justice particularly children like 16-year-old Jason Baldwin and 16-year-old Brendan Dassey, the presumption of innocence is nothing more than a fallacy, a notion of intent not delivered. Contendi...2021-07-261h 35
WB-40(199) Going Agile
On this week’s show we are joined by Red Hat’s Mary Provinciatto to talk about her work helping organisations to move into a truly Agile way of working. As it’s the last show before our summer break, we also have a quick look back at seven shows from the first half of 2021 that you shouldn’t have missed.They are:The one with David D’Souza
The one with Alex Woolfson
The one with Tracy Keogh
The one with Clare Johnson
The one with Anthony Sl...2021-07-2000 minSIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Reformers: Inside the Interrogation RoomIt’s lawful for police to use a variety of psychological techniques to induce suspects to confess including lying about evidence, accusatory questioning, and stomping their size tens up the nine steps of the REID technique because well, that’s what they’ve been taught. But times are a’changing.
In this episode of the Sixth Hour, my guests provide alternative, strategic interrogation practices grounded in science and rooted in humanity, what a revolution right?
Join me as we step into the interrogation room of Brendan Dassey and others with Dave Thompson, Partner and President of Wickl...2021-07-181h 12SIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Collective: Power to the People, Right on!Did you walk past, or did you stop? Were you called to act – to advocate - to just do something, because doing nothing felt like a crime?
When Making a Murderer was unleashed on an unsuspecting seasonal audience in the December of 2015, it triggered a gut punch for millions of people and birthed a community of criminal justice activists that continues to thrive five-plus years on.
On this episode of the Sixth Hour, I’m joined by Stacey Seabrook, Paul Capaldi, and Mark Hoddinott to discuss the role of advocate and what that entails in the...2021-07-031h 22SIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Homicide Detective: A System of Adversaries“I’ll be honest if somebody waives their Miranda rights, and we know how to get people to waive their Miranda rights – we know how to manipulate the hell out of them …” shares former homicide detective, author, reformer, and wrongful conviction expert James Trainum. “You could almost put pins under their fingernails and it’s [confession] still voluntary because of that paper that they sign,” he adds.
Joining the Sixth Hour, James Trainum author of How Police Generate Confessions: An Inside Look at the Interrogation Room, shares how his life as a homicide detective in Washington D.C. was transform...2021-06-201h 12SIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe AEDPA: Dismantling the Great WritWhen the federal judges that made up the en banc majority found that while there were factors that supported finding Brendan Dassey’s confession involuntary; that his confession was riddled with inconsistencies and that interrogators did offer up broad assurances that honesty would be rewarded with leniency, the slim majority determined that this was not enough to uphold what four other federal judges found to be a “profound miscarriage of justice.” For the majority climbing the insurmountable wall that AEDPA built took a judicial courage they lacked.
In this episode of the Sixth Hour, I’m joined by Profe...2021-05-2346 min
WB-40(193) Still Remote
On this week’s show it’s a welcome return for Tracy Keogh from Grow Remote who talks about how the pandemic has influenced their work, and how organisations need to think Remote First.
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Strong Songs"Stolen Moments" by Oliver NelsonJazz is all about the contrast between the individual and the collective, and few recordings embody that as beautifully as "Stolen Moments," the opening track from Oliver Nelson's 1961 hard-bop record The Blues and the Abstract Truth.On this episode, Kirk dives deep into Nelson's classic tune, starting with his dense horn arrangement, then considering the three improvised horn solos as distinct creations that reflect the at-times wildly different ambitions of each individual player. Also, there's jazz flute.Written by: Oliver NelsonPerformed by: Freddie Hubbard (tpt.), Eric Dolphy (alto/flute), Oliver Nelson (tenor...2021-04-0759 minSIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Conspirator: High Crimes and Misdemeanours“It was rumoured that there were people in the department of justice here saying, ‘leave it alone, don’t take it further,’ there are people who were offended but you know we got to have our win,” recalls Professor Michele LaVigne. As Brendan’s post-conviction appeal steamrolled its way through the federal courts the Wisconsin legal fraternity was as split as the en banc majority who had abandoned their call to conscience.
In this episode I am joined by Professor LaVigne Clinical Professor of Law Emeritus and co-author of the herculean analysis; Under the Hood: Brendan Dassey, Language Imp...2021-04-041h 44SIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Amici: False Promises of Youth“Because we could all watch it and we could see it and we could see that slow transformation from no to yes, it just seemed to typify in a way everything that is wrong with police interrogation of children in this country,” said Professor Marsha Levick.
As Brendan Dassey’s case hurled through the federal appellate court system, a chorus of eminent voices joined the fight for justice as a day of reckoning with the United States Supreme Court loomed. Battling false promises of special care and the immovable stain of judicial ignorance, a coalition of the countr...2021-03-211h 15SIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Defender: Between Disparity and DespairHow culpable was the media in the wrongful conviction of Brendan Dassey? Did the infamous March 2nd press conference directed by DA Kratz prejudice, not just a potential jury pool but the entire state of Wisconsin? Destroying Brendan Dassey’s presumption of innocence with every word uttered Kratz tightened the shackles on young Brendan’s wrists and ankles as future fact finders and the local community recoiled in horror. With his freedom ebbing away Brendan grappled with his lack of comprehension and apathetic legal representation as he embarked on the fight for his life.
In this installment of th...2021-03-071h 43SIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Suppression: Nine Steps to Self-IncriminationThe trial judge says, “so Miranda warnings are not an issue, so, mirandizing is not an issue, and neither is the custodial or non-custodial … okay moving on.” Now it’s in the record, he has sealed the fate. Brendan has had some amazing attorneys work on his case, but I don’t care how good they are that single interchange made their job almost insurmountable, says Dean Brian Gallini.
In the first episode of season two, Dean Brian Gallini of Willamette University College of Law, a leading scholar in criminal law and procedure takes us on a journey de...2021-02-211h 22SIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyTrailer: Season TwoThis is the story of the wrongful conviction of Brendan Dassey. Confined to a system that provides little more than a modicum of due process for the children caught in the ebb and flow of flawed investigations, judicial ignorance, and spurious interrogation techniques, Brendan readies himself for his 15th year of wrongful incarceration as COVID-19 becomes another prong to the cruel and unusual punishment he continues to endure. Join me for season two where once again I step back in time to explore and revisit the influences at the heart of this profound miscarriage of justice.2021-02-1401 min
DataSoc WeeklyEPISODE #6 Social entrepreneurship and Innovative Leadership with Tracy KeoghIn our third Women in Tech installment, Tracy answers your questions about social entrepreneurship, working in finance and innovative leadership. Tracey is the Innovation Community Manager at Bank of Ireland. She has extensive experience building websites, branding and in finance. She is also the CEO and Co-Founder of Grow Remote, a community project impacting rural areas. 2021-01-2030 minSIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Rising: When Innocence is IrrelevantWas it small-town judicial ignorance or a deceptive ploy to dupe the jury? A jury fattened on media soundbites, unethical press conferences, social bias, and pizza. There was conveniently an absence of expert testimony, and a very special prosecutor indeed! But Brendan's story can be changed, his path forward rewritten. The fight for justice and freedom must continue because the truth alone will not bring Brendan home. 2020-08-3000 minSIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Absolution: An absence of grace"In a case where the person is genuinely innocent, it's not mercy it's straight-up justice. In a case like Brendan's, you can make the case for his release either on mercy or justice," shares Professor Mark Osler.
October 2nd, 2019, Brendan Dassey's legal team filed a petition for clemency with Governor Tony Evers to grant Brendan a pardon or commute his sentence to time served. A coalition of 250 voices signed an open letter supporting the petition, among them Professor Osler, a former federal prosecutor, a law professor, and a national expert on clemency. Professor Osler joins the Sixth...2020-08-0900 minSIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Defendant: Brendan and the Bell Curve"We are so cruel, where we pretend to care so deeply about the rule of law - that we let this go through. That somewhere there wasn't a responsible adult saying that's enough, that is enough," exclaims Professor Michele LaVigne. A distinguished clinical professor of law, a leader in the law and co-author of Under the Hood: Brendan Dassey, Language Impairments, and Judicial Ignorance. Professor Lavigne joins the Sixth Hour to peel back the layers of Brendan's disabilities and calls into question the legitimacy of the criminal justice system and the undisciplined behaviour of law enforcement when dealing with...2020-07-2600 minSIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Defence: "Inexcusable""He believes you did it, Brendan," said Brendan's mother Barb. Brendan Dassey knew nothing of his Sixth Amendment right to effective counsel or that it should entail zealous advocacy - all Brendan knew was that his attorney Len Kachinsky thought him guilty ... and liked cats. Orchestrating his own downfall as he tried to turn Brendan as states witness, Kachinsky was removed and replaced by the flawed Fremgen and Edelstein. From colluding with the prosecution to a damaging suggestibility defence to Strickland and Sullivan, Wisconsin defence attorney and author, Michael Cicchini joins the Sixth Hour to unpack the legal complexity...2020-07-1200 minSIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Confession: A Ghoulish Game of 20 QuestionsWe all have a breaking point. However, for 16-year-old Brendan Dassey, all that was needed was praise, feigned parental concern, and susceptibility to an interrogation technique used to elicit confessions from seasoned adult criminals. The mix was devastating for Brendan. As the first false confession expert to testify on Brendan's behalf in 2010, Dr. Richard Leo joins the Sixth Hour to illustrate the errors inherent in the March 1st statement that formed the singular piece of evidence used by the state of Wisconsin to wrongfully convict Brendan Dassey.2020-06-2800 min
21st Century Work LifeBeyond WFH: Remote Work and Socioeconomic changeThis show is brought to you by Virtual Not Distant in London, helping teams with remote transformation and transition, In today's episode we have two excellent interviews on the theme of economic development and social change, being the bigger picture of remote work and its community impact - do check out full shownotes at https://www.virtualnotdistant.com/podcasts/beyondwfh-socioeconomic-change. 5:00 John O’Duinn is a Senior strategist at Civic Actions, and author of Distributed Teams: The Art and Practice of Working Together While Physically Apart. 37.58 Tracy Keogh tells us all about GrowRemote, which is...2020-06-2559 min
Future of Work PioneersTracy Keogh: Future of Work at HP, Freelancing, HR Leadership (Episode 4)Dr. Harpreet Singh interviews Tracy Keogh, the CHRO of HP. Discussion on freelancing and remote work, leadership in HR, technical innovation, bridging the skills gap, diversity from top to bottom and how work is changing.2020-06-1735 minSIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyThe Interrogation: Death by a Thousand Cuts"Let's stop lying, especially to kids in our interrogations and interviews. It seems so contradictory that we would lie to get to the truth," says Dave Thompson, Partner and VP of Operations for Wicklander Zulawski. Dave joins the Sixth Hour to unpack the interrogations leading up to and including, the March 1st statement that sets in motion the wrongful conviction of Brendan Dassey.2020-06-0800 min
The Future Of Work With Jacob MorganHP's Chief HR Officer On How to Create A Great Corporate Culture for Virtual EmployeesHP has over 55,000 employees and like many other companies around the world they had to pivot to working virtually during COVID-19. HP was able to adapt very quickly and they have a lot of unique programs and tools in place to support their employees. Leading the way is Tracy Keogh, their Chief HR Officer and co-chair of the World Economic Forum’s global task force for Future of Work. Tracy and I talked at length in a recent episode of "The Future of Work With Jacob Morgan." How to maintain a culture in a virtual setting M...2020-06-0859 minFuture Ready Leadership With Jacob MorganHP's Chief HR Officer On How to Create A Great Corporate Culture for Virtual EmployeesHP has over 55,000 employees and like many other companies around the world they had to pivot to working virtually during COVID-19. HP was able to adapt very quickly and they have a lot of unique programs and tools in place to support their employees. Leading the way is Tracy Keogh, their Chief HR Officer and co-chair of the World Economic Forum’s global task force for Future of Work. Tracy and I talked at length in a recent episode of "The Future of Work With Jacob Morgan." How to maintain a culture in a virtual setting M...2020-06-0859 minSIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyOrigin Story: About a BoyWhen Making a Murderer focused on the plight of Brendan Dassey, who appeared not culpable for anything more than naivete about the processes of the Wisconsin legal system, it was then at its most poignant and its most disturbing. 2020-05-2000 minSIXTH HOUR: The Wrongful Conviction of Brendan DasseyTrailerThis is the story of the wrongful conviction of Brendan Dassey. When Brendan Dassey uttered “I’m really stupid Mum, I can’t help it” this was not the failure of a vulnerable teenager but the exposure of the systemic failings of Wisconsin’s criminal justice system. This season join me as I step back into Manitowoc 2005 and explore and re-examine the factors at the heart of this profound miscarriage of justice.2020-05-1000 min
Your Brain at WorkAt HP and Patagonia, a Crisis Means People Come FirstTracy Keogh, CHRO at HP, and Dean Carter, Head of Finance, Legal, and HR at Patagonia, are dealing with different challenges at their organizations these days. But what you’ll hear from each leader echoes the same point: During a crisis, it’s people—not business goals or numbers—that need to come first.2020-04-2252 min
Dublin Tech TalksDublin Tech Talks with Grow remoteWe spoke with Tracy Keogh Co-Founder of Grow RemoteWe talk about what GrowRemote is trying to do on promotion of remote working as norm -Enjoy2020-04-1420 min
HerMoney with Jean ChatzkyHow To Earn What You're Worth In 2020
Tracy Keogh, Chief Human Resources Officer at HP, dishes on how to climb the ladder, negotiate, get better opportunities at work, and increase your earning power. She offers us all a mini-course in some of her favorite negotiating tactics, including how to create a term sheet, how to ask for an off-cycle review to get a bump sooner than expected, and how to avoid negotiating against yourself. In Mailbag, where to get the best returns when you invest and the importance of having a diversified portfolio.
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HRD Live PodcastTracy Keogh, CHRO, HP: Vision, Values and Transformation – The HP WayThe post Tracy Keogh, CHRO, HP: Vision, Values and Transformation – The HP Way appeared first on HRD.
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CongversationsSuccess through small teams with depth E06What sorts of start-up teams succeed? Dermot Casey shares his insights in thisCongversation. More at http://www.insideview.ie/2018/12/conversation-1806.html00:41. Dermot's job title and easy contact details.01:19 Go to Cong to experience wide range and depth of ideas.03:03 Michelle Gallen’s game-changing idea.03:44 Essential digital skill set.04:42 To succeed, small teams need multiple skill sets. Teams with depth win.06:26 Tracy Keogh shares three key ingredients of successful distributed work forces.07:28 Dermot’s Third Space explained on YouTube: https://youtu.be/5TQ0SbMUKzc09:24 Digital cham...2018-12-0716 min
CongversationsEnjoying Painting and Distributed Workplaces E03Bernie Goldbach catches up with Joan @joaniem6 Mulvilhill and @Tracy_Keogh on the streets of Cong. Details at http://insideview.ie/2018/12/congversation-1803.html Music by Andre Louis. #cong192018-12-0119 min
CongversationsBrendan Hughes and how stories sell news E02Bernie Goldbach talks to @brendanhughes, Chief Digital Officer of Independent News and Media. For more details see https://congregation.ie/another-great-idea-what-next-70-cong18/01:55 Brendan's Most Useful Tool 02:34 Trello works.05:32 Here is how media has shifted. 07:20 Stories sell better than facts.08:56 Data shows stories sell.10:22 Young voices in the Tipperary County Museum.11:30 Thought leaders and digital champions.12:28 Props to Revolut.15:42 Where communities are going.17:15 The GenZ Frequency. 18:32 Few ads tell stories.19:13 What skills should newbies have. 19:45 You need to be able to create in-depth content.20:02 You need...2018-11-3024 min
Topgold Audio ClipsTalking Grow Remote With Tracy Keogh #congTracy Keogh is an activist and organiser who exudes enthusiasm shared by a core group of startups growing through distributed workplaces. More: http://www.growremoteirl.com2018-11-2403 min
Topgold Audio ClipsThe passionate and the snarky around Irish StartupsThinking about @tracy_keogh and friends.2015-11-0104 min
Podcasts Archives - Technology.ie News & Views on Gadgets & TechGalway is Startup City: Podcast with Tracy Keogh [Audio]Tracy Keogh is our guest on today’s podcast. She’s been involved in startup events for many years and recently joined Bank of Ireland as Startup Community Manager for Galway. Click on the player above to listen to the show, or download it here: 07:18; 4MB; MP3. There’s more going on in Galway than we generally hear about, she […]
Galway is Startup City: Podcast with Tracy Keogh [Audio] originally appeared on Technology.ie News & Views on Gadgets & Tech - A Podcast about technology2015-10-0107 min
The Technology.ie PodcastGalway is Startup City: Podcast with Tracy Keogh [Audio]Tracy Keogh is our guest on today’s podcast. She’s been involved in startup events for many years and recently joined Bank of Ireland as Startup Community Manager for Galway.
Click on the player above to listen to the show, or download it here: 07:18; 4MB; MP3.
There’s more going on in Galway than we generally hear about, she says, with co-working spaces opening up in the developing Innovation District in the city centre. We talk about the Kickstarter just launched by game developers 9th Impact, and look ahead to Galway Startup Weekend.
This ye...2015-10-0107 min