Best James Potts Podcasts (2024)

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Olympic Glory: Jack B. Yeats and The Liffey Swim 30:39

3d ago30:39

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The Liffey Swim is a beloved painting, and one of the most visited works in the National Gallery of Ireland. A century ago, it led to the first Olympic medal of the new Free State. With calls for the creative arts to return as a competitive dimension of the Olympics, this episode explores Jack B. Yeats and the cultural and political context of his …

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Tight ends coach James Casey | Bengals Beat Podcast 22:48

7d ago22:48

22:48

By Cincinnati Enquirer

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Wide receivers coach Troy Walters | Bengals Beat Podcast 11:28

7d ago11:28

11:28

By Cincinnati Enquirer

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Bengals Beat Podcast: Training Camp with cornerbacks coach Chuck Burks 16:09

17d ago16:09

16:09

By Cincinnati Enquirer

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Nothing Highfalutin: The Brilliance of Hilary Heron (with Billy Shortall) 30:20

14d ago30:20

30:20

At the Irish Museum of Modern Art, a new exhibition explores the life and work of artist Hilary Heron. Like many, I came away from it amazed that this important modernist sculptor was not better known here. Born in Dublin in 1923, her work achieved international recognition in her own lifetime. Dr. Billy Shortall is the author of an essay on Heron …

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Keep On Dreaming with Barratt Kennett from EFCOMM 52:09

16d ago52:09

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Episode 53 - Todays episode is with Barratt Kennett, a past professional cage fighter and stripper into a sales expert, Author and CEO of EFCOMM a highly successful marketing agency leading the charge in building purpose driven leaders to thrive in their professional and personal life.From being raising in Bermuda and having being inpsired from his…

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Bengals Beat Podcast: Top 5 takeaways from media day luncheon 7:52

24d ago7:52

7:52

Kelsey breaks down her top 5 takeaways from the annual season kickoff at Paycor Stadium.By Cincinnati Enquirer

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On Tommie Potts and The Liffey Banks (with Martin Hayes) 18:40

1M ago18:40

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More than just one of Ireland's most beloved musicians, Martin Hayes is also the author of Shared Notes: A Musical Journey. In his memoir he introduces us to a host of brilliant characters, ranging from childhood friends and relations in East Clare to those who would become central to The Gloaming. One figure we meet is Tommie Potts, a Dublin firef…

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Adoration and Protest: Orson Welles and Dublin 40:08

1M ago40:08

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Orson Welles made his stage debut in Dublin. To him, The Gate Theatre would always be a part of the story of his own life development and professional career. Later, he returned to scenes of protest against the same theatre for hosting him. In time, all was forgiven and Welles would deliver an astonishing Q and A before a packed Dublin crowd who qu…

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Breaking Through Comfort with Shane Hatton 1:01:09

1M ago1:01:09

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Episode 52 - Today's episode is with Shane Hatton. A Team Culture Expert and International Author of the impactful books "Lead The Room" and "Let's Talk Culture".Shane started his journey in Bundaberg from humble beginnings and experiencing the start of his career flipping burgers at Mcdonalds to then questioning what he wanted to do after realisin…

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Red Roses For Me (with Spider Stacy and James Fearnley) 1:21:17

2M ago1:21:17

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This year marks the 40th anniversary of Red Roses For Me, the first album from The Pogues. Borrowing its title from Sean O'Casey, it also carries literary influences like Ulysses and Brendan Behan proudly. As an exhibition on the London-Irish currently runs in Dublin's EPIC emigration museum, what better time to discuss this defining London-Irish b…

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On a quiet street where old ghosts meet 53:04

2M ago53:04

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We know it as ‘On Raglan Road’, but the journey of the song that began life as a poem tells us a lot about Bohemian Dublin in an earlier time. In the Bailey tent at the Luke Kelly Festival, playwright Jimmy Murphy takes us through the story of the Kavanagh masterpiece Luke Kelly made his own. We also get a great rendition from Fergus Whelan (with a…

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Remembering The Dubliners (with Brian Hand and Phelim Drew) 55:47

3M ago55:47

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Like his father Jim Hand before him, promoter Brian Hand would build a real and lasting relationship with The Dubliners over many years. For singer and actor Phelim Drew, the band were like an extension of family. In this discussion, recorded live at the Luke Kelly Festival, we get into great personal memories of The Dubliners and what the band sti…

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The Anatomy of a Massacre 30:39

3M ago30:39

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Fifty years ago today, a series of no-warning car bombs erupted across Dublin and Monaghan. This would prove to be the bloodiest day of the Troubles. Immediately, questions were raised about how this event had come to pass. In a new documentary, director Joe Lee and producer Fergus Dowd explore what happened on 17 May 1974. Warning: This episode is…

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Portals, Clocks and Cows 29:51

3M ago29:51

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Temporary interventions into the Dublin streetscape have a curious history. This week, the livestream portal with New York made international headlines. For me, it recalled the CowParade, Bowl of Light and other such things. When you put something out there on the street, there's no way of telling how people will respond. Support TCB: www.patreon.c…

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Bengals Beat Podcast: UConn Basketball Head Coach Dan Hurley 36:31

4M ago36:31

36:31

By Cincinnati Enquirer

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The Isle of Wight on Emmet Road 31:46

4M ago31:46

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In 1970, the outdoor rock festival was a totally new idea in Ireland. Amidst press coverage of Woodstock and the Isle of Wight, focused on LSD and exagerated crowd trouble, the booking of Mungo Jerry, Thin Lizzy and others for Richmond Park would be the first Dublin experience of such a festival here. Why did this festival fail? And how, just a few…

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Bengals Beat Podcast: 2024 Bengals NFL Draft 19:47

4M ago19:47

19:47

By Cincinnati Enquirer

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The Battle of Tallaght: 'Yankee Fenians' and 1867 40:09

4M ago40:09

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To the Dublin press, the American Civil War veterans in Dublin cut an unusual shape. These ‘Yankee’ characters looked different, but they also behaved differently. Under the direction of Captain Thomas J. Kelly, these men would be centrally important to the Fenian uprising of 1867. While history remembers this as a skirmish on a hill in Tallaght, m…

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'Then Mount Jerome for the Protestants.' 45:11

5M ago45:11

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The story of Mount Jerome Cemetery is the story of Victorian Dublin. There, many of the great innovaters of the city are at rest. If Glasnevin brings to mind the Irish revolution, Mount Jerome instead makes us think of the nineteenth century. Still, there is great diversity in who is (and isn't) buied there. This is a story that touches on everyone…

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The Divine Mission of Discontent (Jim Larkin Part II) 45:35

5M ago45:35

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The labour leader Jim Larkin was international news when he departed Ireland in 1914. In America, Larkin would cross paths with the FBI founder J. Edgar Hoover, landing in prison for 'Criminal Anarchy'. What did all of this mean back in Dublin? My guest is Ronan Burtenshaw, author of a recent piece on Larkin for Jacobin magazine: https://jacobin.co…

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Bengals Beat Podcast: NFL Combine with NFL Writer for The Ringer Ben Solak 28:21

6M ago28:21

28:21

By Cincinnati Enquirer

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Bengals Beat Podcast: Offseason with Ted Karras 10:55

6M ago10:55

10:55

By Cincinnati Enquirer

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The Rising of the Moon (Jim Larkin Part I) 34:51

6M ago34:51

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This year marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of Jim Larkin. In this two-part special, Ronan Burtenshaw (author of a recent piece exploring Larkin for Jacobin magazine) joins me to discuss this important and divisive revolutionary figure. Larkin in Dublin means 1913, but where did he come from? This story brings us from Liverpool Cathedral to …

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Bengals Beat Podcast: 2024 preseason preview 30:59

6M ago30:59

30:59

By Cincinnati Enquirer

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Before Mosley: The British Fascisti in Dublin 41:52

7M ago41:52

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Pádraig Óg Ó Ruairc is no stranger to this podcast. While his latest book explores 'The Disappeared' (launching this month from Merrion Press), he has also been undertaking a study of the far-right in Ireland historically. Moving beyond the familiar, like the Army Comrades Association ('the Blueshirts'), Pádraig's study begins with some more overlo…

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Bengals Beat Podcast: Chat with Bengals Director of College Scouting Mike Potts 27:28

6M ago27:28

27:28

By Cincinnati Enquirer

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Bengals Beat Podcast: A discussion with Duke Tobin at the 2024 Senior Bowl 39:59

7M ago39:59

39:59

By Cincinnati Enquirer

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Flying Fists and Union Jacks 24:08

7M ago24:08

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SEASON 3! A recent television debate on the Irish language in schools reminded me of a curious story from history. The Language Freedom Movement touches on many widely known figures in 1960s Ireland, including John B. Keane and the broadcaster Gay Byrne. In the Mansion House, a meeting descended into chaos.…

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Bengals Beat Podcast: Bengals season wrap up 47:05

7M ago47:05

47:05

By Cincinnati Enquirer

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Igniting Greatness with Prosper From Live Long Digital 1:02:33

7M ago1:02:33

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Today's episode is with Prosper from Live Long Digital, Prosper is a digital marketing, business owner, long time entrepreneur and shares his story which started in Africa...It was at a young age he had the opportunity to be exposed to an exchange teacher who completely changed his life as he learnt that the world had more to offer than what he was…

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Bengals Beat Podcast: Bengals vs. Browns preview 9:44

8M ago9:44

9:44

By Cincinnati Enquirer

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From Ten Till Dusk: 200 Years of the RHA (with Cristín Leach) 34:36

8M ago34:36

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2023 marks the 200th anniversary of the Royal Hibernian Academy, an institution which has moved across the Liffey owing to the flames of Easter Week, and which has championed the visual arts through an ever-changing Ireland. Cristín Leach is the author of a new creative study of the body, which weaves history and art to tell the story.…

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