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Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis give the listeners their take on the world through the New England lens. Each week Brendan and Danny cover a new subject including Frauds, Conspiracy theories and Annoying People! All the while the boys give the Boston slant on each and every subject. The show is real....uncensored and here to stay! Join in and become a Corker!!
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Across the Four Lakes Podcast
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Most Notorious! A True Crime History Podcast
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Most Notorious! A True Crime History Podcast
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Serial killers. Gangsters. Gunslingers. Victorian-era murderers. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Each week, the Most Notorious podcast features true-life tales of crime, criminals, tragedies and disasters throughout history. This is an interview show spotlighting authors and historians who have studied their subjects for years. Their stories are offered with unique insight, detail, and historical accuracy.
Make better financial decisions and learn all about personal finance, investing, and entrepreneurship with Philipp Muedder, StashAway’s Head of Personal Finance. He’ll chat with thought leaders and experts on how to FIRE, investing in ETFs, the evolution of cryptocurrencies, and more! If you enjoy what you hear, subscribe, leave a review, and tell your friends. All of this really helps us make the show even better for you so that we can convince great guests to join us. Have feedback for us? ...
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Episode 44- Live from Bella's with the Beef God Harry Kanellos!!!
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Danny and Brendan jump in the truck for a special episode all about Roast Beef and food in general. Harry joins the boys to talk about his time in the beefing gameBy Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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James Foley and his hopes of being a top GAA referee
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Almost four years ago, Kibride' s James Foley, decided to mix playing football with being a referee. It has gone well for him and after taking charge of a number of underage and adult county finals in Carlow last year, he refereed his first senior competitive inter-county game when Wexford played Kildare in the 2023 O'Byrne Cup. Here he talks about…
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279: Was Christopher Marlowe Murdered? w/ M.J. Trow - A True Crime History Podcast
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Christopher "Kit" Marlowe is considered one of the greatest playwrights of the Elizabethan era, but was also known as a hothead, a scoundrel and a member of the secretive School of Night. When he was stabbed through the eye at the age of twenty-nine in 1593, those who had it in for him were no doubt relieved to hear of his death. He had worked as a…
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Episode 43- Best and Worst of Boston
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Danny and Brendan talk about the best and worst stuff about Boston. Brendan plays a new song and Danny lets meter maids have itBy Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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278: The Murder of Journalist Don Mellett w/ Thomas Crowl - A True Crime History Podcast
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The July 1926 murder of the editor of the Canton, Ohio, Daily News, Don R. Mellett, was one of the most publicized crimes in the 1920s. For less than a year, Mellett was the editor of the Daily News, owned by former Ohio governor and Democrat presidential candidate James Cox. Having promised Cox he would turn the unprofitable News into a success, M…
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Episode 42- Cheap People and Stolen Artwork
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Danny and Brendan stay true to Dry January. Brendan goes to the museum and Danny lets John Henry have itBy Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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277: The True Crime Case That Inspired Hitchcock's "The Wrong Man" w/ Jason Isralowitz
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In January 1953, a New York City musician named Christopher “ Manny” Balestrero was wrongly arrested for armed robbery, misidentified by eye witnesses. What followed was a nightmarish ordeal that completely devastated him and his family. Alfred Hitchcock was so moved by the miscarriage of justice that he made the case the focus of his underrated, c…
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Episode 41- YMCA's and Lying Politicians
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Danny and Brendan get back to basics and talk about current events.By Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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Episode 40- New Year with Bobby Froio
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Bobby Froio joins the program for a hangover special! Happy New year!By Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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276: What Happened to Louis Le Prince? w/ Paul Fischer - A True Crime History Podcast
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In the late 19th century, inventors were rushing to perfect and patent motion picture devices, and leading the race was a Frenchman named Louis Le Prince. In September of 1890 Le Prince said farewell to his brother in Dijon and boarded a train bound for Paris. His final destination would be the United States, where he planned to unveil his movie ca…
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275: The Mysterious Disappearance of Joan Risch w/ Stephen Ahern - A True Crime History Podcast
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On October 24th, 1961, one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in Massachusetts history began when housewife and mother Joan Risch vanished from her home. Investigators were perplexed by a kitchen floor smeared with blood, a telephone receiver ripped from the wall and placed gently on the edge of a trash basket, and a bloodhound who traced her scent…
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Episode 39- A Christmas Carol with Jumptown
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Conspiracies, Jumps ghosts visit the show.....Danny tells a great story about White Christmas......so much funBy Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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274: California's McGlincy Murders w/ Tobin Gilman - A True Crime History Podcast
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On the morning of May 27, 1896, the peaceful township of Campbell awoke to shocking news. Six people were brutally murdered at the home of Colonel Richard P. McGlincy, one of the town’s most respected citizens. The suspect, James Dunham—the colonel’s son-in-law—fled the scene and disappeared into the hills of Mount Hamilton overlooking Santa Clara …
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Episode 38- Holiday Correspondents return
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Matt Fitzmaurice and Jonathan Clark rejoin the program and the boys talk Christmas...best movies, food etc.By Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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Blazing a trail. More than an end of year review with the new Carlow minor football manager, Mick Kehoe
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Mick Kehoe "blazes a trail" as he recalls some of the sporting stories involving, among others, Shane O'Neill, David Clifford, Rachael Blackmore, Éire Og, Var/TMO, Roy Keane, Harry Bradshaw, Kellie Harrington, Tommy Payne, Rory Blackmore, St Mullins, Billy Walshe, John Treacy, Steve Ovett, Gearoid Hegarty, Jack McCaffrey, Hannah Kehoe, Philip Walto…
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273: Chicago's Iroquois Theater Fire w/ Troy Taylor - A True Crime History Podcast
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On December 30th, 1903, over two thousand people were packed into Chicago's brand new Iroquois Theater for a matinee performance of Mr. Bluebeard, starring comedian Eddie Foy. Little did theatergoers know, however, that the owners of the theater cut corners in fire safety measures in an effort to open as quickly as possible. Despite billing itself …
Brendan recaps his trip to Nashville, sings a song and Danny tells about when he got trapped in Smashville for a week.By Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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SETU Carlow senior football manager, Billy O'Loughlin
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This year, Billy O'Loughlin managed Longford senior footballers who retained their division 3 NFL status. In a winner take all, the Midlanders beat O'Loughlin's native Laois in the final game relegating the O'Moore County to division four. Here, in an extensive interview which includes Billy's memories of that day , the recently appointed SETU Carl…
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272: Did Lee Harvey Oswald Assassinate JFK Alone? w/ Gerald Posner
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For almost sixty years, the Kennedy assassination has occupied the hearts and minds of Americans. Hundreds of books have been written about the fateful day at Dealey Plaza in November of 1963, often offering elaborate and convoluted conspiracy theories about government plots, the Mafia, Cuba and the KGB. My guest is investigative journalist and bes…
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Episode 36- Hammers joins the Program
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Food reviewing legend BP Hammers joins the program and talks some trash.By Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
"The hurling field is the central point of the community, " says St Mullins hurler, Seamus Murphy who has featured on successful Carlow Christy Ring and Joe McDonagh Cup winning teams in Croke Park. John Doran has six county medals with the club winning his first in 2010 but has never played at the famous stadium. Here the two St Mullins men look b…
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Preview of Leinster intermediate club final with Myshall manager, Brendan Hayden.
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On Sunday in Clane, Myshall take on James Stephens in the Leinster intermediate club camogie final. Here the Myshall manager, Brendan Hayden, looks forward to the decider.By Presenter Kieran Murphy-a freelance sports reporter
Barber's Den's own Jonathan Morais joins the boys to talk city on city hate.By Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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An interview with Wexford Youths star, Lauren Dwyer.
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After a hugely successful underage career where she was capped for Ireland under 17 and 19 teams, she went on to enjoy, and is still enjoying, a stellar club career with Wexford Youths. Injury meant she got limited game time this year where Wexford contended for league and cup honours right to the end of the season. Now, she is fit and ready for th…
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271: The Acid Bath Murderer w/ Gordon Lowe - A True Crime History Podcast
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In the years following World War II, serial killer John George Haigh committed five perfect murders, using sulphuric acid to dissolve his victims into soup. His sixth murder, however, was hastily done, and led to his arrest, a trial and eventual execution. The case captivated the United Kingdom, especially when Haigh claimed he had drunk a glass of…
Danny and Brendan deep dive the lottery and all the trash people who have won it. They also discuss what they will do with the money when they win it.By Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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Clonmore and Colaiste Eoin, a successful and symbiotic relationship
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After Clonmore beat Straffan in the Leinster junior club championship, vice-captain, Luke Connolly, spoke highly of Darragh Kelly, a teacher in Colaiste Eoin in Hacketstown. Darragh is a Meath man who has been teaching in Colaiste Eoin for 20 years. He has coached football teams in the school for many years now but more than anything else, he enjoy…
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270: The Old West's "Bandit Queen" Pearl Hart w/ John Boessenecker
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On May 30, 1899, history was made when Pearl Hart, disguised as a man, held up a stagecoach in Arizona and robbed the passengers at gunpoint. A manhunt ensued as word of her heist spread, and Pearl Hart went on to become a media sensation and the most notorious female outlaw on the Western frontier. Hailed by many as “The Bandit Queen,” her epic li…
Danny and Brendan lay into the frauds for the 3rd installmentBy Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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Stan Brennan and his passion for the game of Footgolf
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"It is very hard for people to understand it and to see how good Footgolf is just from hearing about it but you talk to anyone who has played it, it is great fun," says Stan Brennan. The Carlow man has been capped for his country in what is the relatively new game of Footgolf. Here, he talks about his passion for the game and says, that the sport i…
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269: Return to Uluru w/ Mark McKenna - A True Crime History Podcast
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In 1934 South Australian policeman Bill McKinnon is sent to investigate a murder and make arrests in the so-called "dead heart" of the country. After some of his Aboriginal prisoners escape, he tracks one of the unarmed men to a sacred rock formation called Uluru, traps him in a cave, and shoots and kills him. My guest is University of Sydney histo…
Danny and Brendan recap an epic nightBy Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
'It is part of what I am." So says Pat Ahern who, in all aspects of his life, has been connected to the GAA in some form or another. As a player, referee, husband, parent, teacher, mentor and club official, the GAA is very important to him.By Presenter Kieran Murphy-a freelance sports reporter
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Charting Your Own Path, with Julia Raiskin, Asia Pacific Head of G10 Rates Sales, Citi
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In this episode, Julia talks to Philipp about moving from the Soviet Union to the US as a teenager, and how she moved from medicine, to law, to a successful career in finance. If you enjoy what you've heard, we’d really appreciate it if you’d even consider leaving a quick but thoughtful review. It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really helps us …
Danny and Brendan pop on for a quick prelude to the Halloween party. Brendan's voice is starting to come back.....the boys play voicemails....JumpTown checks in......By Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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268: Vengeance, Tragedy & Murder on the Arkansas Delta w/ Denise White Parkinson
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In 1931 a young woman named Helen Spence, part of a houseboat community along Arkansas' White River, shocked everyone when she stood up in a local courtroom and shot to death the man on trial for murdering her father and step-mother. What followed for Helen would be a nightmare journey of incarceration, torture and more murder. My guest, Denise Whi…
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Niall Carew, Carlow senior football manager on the Carlow SFC and the forthcoming inter-county season
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Carlow senior football manager, Niall Carew, saw almost every match in the county's senior football championship and went to as many junior and intermediate games as time would allow him. From this, he has assembled a squad of nearly 50 players. He is optimistic about what 2023 will bring . He says he and the players have learned from 2022 and will…
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267: The Murder of Athalia Ponsell Lindsley w/ Elizabeth Randall
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In the winter of 1974 Athalia Ponsell Lindsley was in the midst of a bitter feud with her neighbor, Alan Stanford. The feud ended in brutal fashion on January 23rd when she was murdered in broad daylight on the front doorstep of her St. Augustine, Florida mansion with a machete. Suspects included both Stanford and her husband, James "Jinx" Lindsley…
Danny and Brendan talk all about famous people who have had their wings clipped. Much fun is had.By Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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Joe Murphy, manager of Naas who retained the Kildare SFC title this year
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As a manager, Joe Murphy has helped three different clubs to win county senior football championship titles. Two in Carlow and one in Kildare. Old Leighlin, Eire Og and Naas. Here are a few words Joe used to summarise each club and in this interview he talks about his experiences with all these championship winners. Old Leighlin- "Salt of the earth…
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266: The Murder of Betsy Aardsma w/ David DeKok - A True Crime History Podcast
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On Nov. 28, 1969, Betsy Aardsma, a 22-year-old Penn State graduate student, was stabbed to death in the stacks of Pattee Library. The case remains officially unsolved, but my guest David DeKok thinks that he knows who murdered Betsy. He believes it was a troubled and hot-tempered fellow grad student named Richard Haefner, and lays out the evidence …
Guests join the show....Brendan's mic doesn't work......By Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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Ciara Quirke and Myshall's quest for a 23rd senior camogie title in a row.
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"Hooks, blocks, work-rate-that is what gets you there." So says Carlow and Myshall camogie star forward, Ciara Quirke as she looks forward to yet another county final on Sunday. She and her sister, Niamh, had the distinction of playing with their mother, Nuala in previous county deciders. Myshall have been the dominant club force in Carlow for many…
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Jason Kane, joint captain of the Palatine team who won their 7th Carlow SFC title
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On Sunday, Palatine won their 7th Carlow SFC title. Jason Kane and Jack Brennan were joint captains. Here, Jason Kane reflects on what has been an amazing year for the club. They were emotional times as well. A number of much loved and revered club members went to their eternal reward and it was Billy Kane's third anniversary on the Sunday that his…
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265: The Murder of Olga Duncan w/ Deborah Holt Larkin - A True Crime History Podcast
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In November of 1958 a pregnant nurse named Olga Duncan disappeared from her suburban California apartment. Police quickly suspected Olga's mother in-law Elizabeth Duncan, a domineering and manipulative woman who was incensed that her son Frank had married Olga without her approval. When Olga's badly beaten body was found buried in a shallow grave, …
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Naomh Bríd's Rachel Sawyer looks forward to the Carlow camogie senior county final
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"They are phenomenal" says Naomh Bríd's Rachel Sawyer. She is referring to Myshall who are going for a 23rd senior camogie final in a row. That respect will be put aside on Sunday when Naomh Bríd try to end that magnificent run. This year, Rachel opted to play with the Carlow senior footballers and didn't play camogie with the county. She talks abo…
Danny and Brendan talk about places they want to visit....Danny fights his cousin on a cruise and Brendan tries weed in AmsterdamBy Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
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Linda Kenny-Chairperson of Leinster Camogie
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Linda has given part of her life to the development of camogie in Leinster, Ireland but particularly in her native Carlow. When Carlow and Myshall won their respective junior premier and intermediate all-Ireland titles at Croke Park in 2016 and 2017, she may not have been on the pitch but her work in promoting and developing the game in Carlow had …
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264: The 1938 War of the Worlds Radio Broadcast w/ A. Brad Schwartz
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A. Brad Schwartz, who entertained us with Eliot Ness stories in back-to-back episodes earlier this year, returns to talk about the notorious October 30, 1938 radio broadcast of War of the Worlds, directed by Orson Wells. The young and up-and-coming Orson Wells shocked and frightened listeners who tuned in late to his radio adaptation of H.G. Wells'…
Brendan and Danny recount a weekend of karaoke, beers and discuss the role music has played in their lives. Also some great voicemails, Brendan's doctor checks in on the knee problems, Danny Gillis graduates and a new Pulling The Cork Marketing Officer is revealed.By Brendan Ahern and Danny Gillis
