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Borates Today

Brendan McMahon

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Borates Today is the sister podcast of the Borates Today online publication and website for all things related to Boron and Borates. Discover the multiple benefits, uses, and applications of Boron for industrial and personal use Find out why Boron is the new lithium Read how Boron drives innovation in Decarbonization, Advanced Energy, Food Security, Micronutrients, Learn how and why to Invest in Boron companies.
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Grilled by The Staff Canteen

Grilled by The Staff Canteen

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Grilled by The Staff Canteen is an industry podcast hosted by professionals in hospitality to share their experiences in the industry, and to let you find out what they are really like. Each series features a variety of hosts and guests ranging from well-known faces like Tom Kerridge to those who will be cooking up a storm in the industry very soon. This series is brought to you in collaboration with Chef Dr JP McMahon! Hailing from Ireland, JP has hosted a 4 part series with different guest ...
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Dan Lawton’s thrilling new book “The Hunted” explores the story of Kevin Barry Artt and how he was false-convicted of the IRA murder of deputy Maze prison governor, Albert Miles. We speak about the so-called “confession factory” Castlereagh, Long Kesh’s Maze prison, the horrors of the “blanket”/“no-wash” protests and how Kevin Barry Artt took part …
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Harry McCallion is an ex-paratrooper and SAS solider who served in the north during some of the troubles’ most violent years. Harry tells us about the brutal training regime they underwent before deployment, his thoughts on the mistakes that the British army made, his views on the “Ballymurphy Massacre”, his emotional state while policing violent r…
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Author, lawyer and past guest of the show, David Burke reveals a previously unreleased statement from ex-Tara member and close-friend of Robin 'the jackal" Jackson, Charlie Simpson uncovering Jackson and the British Army's involvement in one of the trouble's most heinous attacks. We talk through the events of the tragic day, the logistics of the UV…
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Brendan Hughes (not to be confused with the deceased Brendan ‘The Dark” Hughes) shares his truly extraordinary life story, a life shaped by his membership of the East-Tyrone PIRA in the early days of the conflict in the North. Brendan tells us about his time ambushing British soldiers in the countryside and robbing banks to fund raise for the IRA a…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and our next four episodes will be hosted by Michelin-starred Chef Dr. JP McMahon of Aniar Restaurant in Galway, Ireland. JP is also founder of Food on the Edge, Blas Na Gaillimhe (A taste of Galway) and Cava Bodega restaurant. In this episode of Grilled, JP talks to Annette Sweeney. Annette…
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My guest this week is ex-b*mb disposal man, Steve Smith. Steve worked as a EOD officer in Belfast during the early 80s and worked to rid the city of IRA & Loyalist b*mbs. Steve gives us his insight into the various types of explosives used throughout the conflict, the differences between IRA & Loyalist b*mb-makers, how it feels to put on the b*mb-s…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and our next four episodes will be hosted by Michelin-starred Chef Dr. JP McMahon of Aniar Restaurant in Galway, Ireland. JP is also founder of Food on the Edge, Blas Na Gaillimhe (A taste of Galway) and Cava Bodega restaurant. In this episode of Grilled, JP talks to Brendan Guinan. In 2019,…
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Graham Cousins grew up protestant in East Belfast and spent his late-teen years and early 20s in the Ulster Defense Association better known as the UDA, a loyalist paramilitary group formed in the early 70s. He has since become close friends with ex-paramilitaries from the other side including my last guest, ex-b*mb-maker Packy McMahon (https://you…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and our next four episodes will be hosted by Michelin-starred Chef Dr. JP McMahon of Aniar Restaurant in Galway, Ireland. JP is also founder of Food on the Edge, Blas Na Gaillimhe (A taste of Galway) and Cava Bodegarestaurant. In this episode of Grilled, JP talks to Majken Bech Bailey. Majke…
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Patrick “Packy” McMahon is a former provisional IRA bomb maker who was jailed after being caught in the act of manufacturing a 1,500 LB bomb. Packy tells us about growing up as the conflict raged and how his life-long battle with British soldiers began. We spoke about the in and outs of how the IRA manufactured its bombs/explosive devices from begi…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and our next four episodes will be hosted by Michelin-starred Chef Dr. JP McMahon of Aniar Restaurant in Galway, Ireland. JP is also founder of Food on the Edge, Blas Na Gaillimhe (A taste of Galway) and Cava Bodega restaurant. In this episode of Grilled, JP talks to Eoin Cluskey. Growing up…
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Ian Hurst, better known to some as “Martin Ingram” was a member of the Force Research Unit, an intel gathering and spy-handling British security forces group and spent time as a handler in Derry during which time he worked with Frank Hegarty. Ian is best known for co-authoring the book ’Stakeknife” which exposed the exploits of one of the North’s m…
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*** PREVIEW CLIP*** (I usually don't do this but to fill the void this week here's a snippet from the full episode which will be available on YouTube this week and on podcast platforms next Monday) In a clip from our upcoming 3 + hour interview, ex-FRU handler Ian Hurst (Martin Ingram) gives his take on how he thinks the infamous "Agent Stakeknife"…
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For this episode I spoke with author Henry Hemming about his most recent book “Four Shots in the Night”, an excellently written true-story of a British army agent within the IRA named Frank Hegarty. Henry talks to us about the army unit that recruited and ran Hegarty, the now infamous FRU (force research unit) and their unique approach to running a…
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For this episode I spoke with filmmaker Des Henderson, about his recent, extremely powerful documentary "Lost Boys: Belfast's Missing Children" which focus on the disappearances of a number of boys in Northern Ireland during the troubles and explores the dark story of Kincora Boys Home. Des tells us about the links that these disappearances may hav…
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Ex-IRA volunteer and author of the “Stakeknife's Dirty War", Richard O Rawe returns to the pod to share his analysis on the recently published and long awaited, Operation Kenova (interim report). This was an investigation into the FRU (force research unit) agent code named Stakeknife and the IRA’s internal security unit better known as the “nutting…
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Padraig Og O' Ruaric, historian and author of "The Disappeared" speaks to us about his the forced disappearances the have taken place for political reasons in Ireland's often bloody history. We speak about the different reasons for forced disappearances in Ireland's war of independence and civil war committed by both Irish guerrilla fighters and th…
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In this episode author David Blake Knox ("Facedown: The disappearance of Thomas Neidermayer") takes us through the tragic case of German man, Thomas Neidermayer, who was living in the north when he was kidnapped (and killed) by the IRA in an attempt to get Marian and Dolores Price moved to an Irish prison after their 1973 London b*mbing attack. We …
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Richard Moore grew up in Derry and as a young child experienced life in pre-troubles Northern Ireland before the eruption of a conflict that had been brewing for years. Richard tells us about his memories of the British army as they first came to N.I following the Battle of the Bogside and how they were originally welcomed by the community and how …
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David Burke, author of "Kitson’s Irish War: Mastermind of the Dirty War in Ireland" breaks down the work/influence of Brigader Frank Kitson and the infamous "Military Reaction Force" better known as the MRF, The British Army branch who were "there to act like the IRA". David tell us about how Kiston developed the tactics that would used against the…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and it’s our sixth and final episode in collaboration with The Chef JKP Podcast. James Knight-Paccheco is putting his spin on Grilled, putting this week's guest, Chef Kelvin Cheung under the Grilled Spotlight. In this episode of the ChefJKP Podcast, Kelvin Cheung shares his formative years w…
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Stephen White is former commanding officer of the Royal Ulster Constabulary (police force at the time) during some of Northern Ireland’s most violent and volatile years. Stephen tells us about his early years growing up in an environment where sectarian tension and violence was a constant. Stephen spent time in the Ulster Defense Regiment before he…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and it’s our fifth episode in collaboration with The Chef JKP Podcast. James Knight-Paccheco is putting his spin on Grilled, putting this week's guest, Chef Giovanni Papi under the Grilled Spotlight. Giovanni's passion for his craft is palpable. In this episode, he shares how he believes in …
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PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, LEAVE A RATING & SHARE TO HELP THE SHOW CONTINUE TO GROW On April 13th 1922 the war of independence era IRA committed their only murder on US soil when they took revenge on a traitor whose disloyalty had cost 6 members of his old unit their lives. Author Mark Bulik, who has written the first book on the incident shares with us the…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and it’s our fourth episode in collaboration with The Chef JKP Podcast. James Knight-Paccheco is putting his spin on Grilled, putting this week's guest, Chef Kelvin Kelly under the Grilled Spotlight. In this episode of the ChefJKP Podcast, Kelvin Kelly reveals a unique odyssey from South Afr…
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Julieann Campbell's uncle John "Jackie" Duddy was 17 years old when he was shot dead while running away by British soldiers during Bloody Sunday 1972. Julieann's urge to find out whatever she could about the killing of the uncle that she never got to meet for her family would eventually led her to write an outstanding book called 'On Bloody Sunday"…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and it’s our third episode in collaboration with The Chef JKP Podcast. James Knight-Paccheco is putting his spin on Grilled, putting this week's guest, Chef Alex Stumpf under the Grilled Spotlight. Chef Alex, a culinary maestro, shares his riveting journey from a 15-year-old apprentice in Ge…
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(RE-UPLOAD, RECORDED LATE DEC 2022 & PUBLISHED IN JAN 2023) The chief suspect for the still unsolved 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier, Ian Bailey has died form a heart-attack. I spoke to Ian almost exactly a year ago in what was, I'm fairly sure, his second last long format interview and his last video long format interview. (Video version …
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and it’s our second episode in collaboration with The Chef JKP Podcast. James Knight-Paccheco is putting his spin on Grilled, putting this week's guest, Award Winning Interior Designer Govind Shepley under the Grilled Spotlight. Creativity is a fundamental aspect of interior design, and Shep…
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For this episode I spoke with Ronan McGreevy, co-author of the recently released book "The Kidnapping", which focuses on the doomed ransom kidnapping attempt on businessman Don Tidey. We discussed the IRA's various methods of fund-raising during the troubles and their history of ransom-kidnaps. Ronan told me about how Tidey was selected as the targ…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and it’s our first episode in collaboration with The Chef JKP Podcast. James Knight-Paccheco is putting his spin on Grilled, putting his first guest Chef Tom Allen under the Grilled Spotlight. This podcast episode explores Tom Allen’s culinary journey rooted in childhood experiences. Raised …
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Nick Dunn is a former British soldier and private security contractor who endured nearly half a decade in the Indian prison system after being unfairly convicted while carrying out anti-pirate work. Nick spoke to me about his brief time patrolling South Armagh in post-conflict Northern Ireland and danger he faced in Afghanistan fighting against the…
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Billy Hutchinson is an ex-UVF member and Loyalist who saw the Troubles heat up and erupt as he was a teen in sectarian Northern Ireland. Billy told us about his growing up in the Shankill area, a working class Protestant part of Belfast and his community felt uncared for by their government despite identifying as loyal Brits. Billy, in an attempt t…
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PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, SHARE & LEAVE A RATING TO HELP US CONTINUE TO GROW Brian Banks is a former NFL whose life was altered forever when he was the victim of a false-r*pe allegation towards the end of his high school years. We spoke about how he found out that he was being accused of such a horrific crime, the process of being arrested & charged and th…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our final co-host of the series Anton Piotrowski, former MasterChef: The Professionals winner and owner of Roski restaurant in Liverpool. This episode is part of MasterChef special and Anton has picked previous winners and judges to join him for each of his episodes. His final guest…
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PART 2 OF 2 PLEASE SUBSCRIBE & LEAVE A RATING TO HELP THE SHOW CONTINUE TO GROW Glenn Bradley was born 1967 in West Belfast and grew up in the loyalist Woodvale area. He is a former soldier, one-time politician and a made-good businessman. Today, Glenn is Chair of Veterans For Peace Ireland and a Board Member of the Belfast Charitable Society. He r…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our final co-host of the series Anton Piotrowski, former MasterChef: The Professionals winner and owner of Roski restaurant in Liverpool. This episode is part of MasterChef special and Anton has picked previous winners and judges to join him for each of his episodes. His third guest…
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Glenn Bradley was born 1967 in West Belfast and grew up in the loyalist Woodvale area. He is a former soldier, one-time politician and a made-good businessman. Today, Glenn is Chair of Veterans For Peace Ireland and a Board Member of the Belfast Charitable Society. He remains an unapologetic Irish peace processor. I was eager pick Glenn's brain abo…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our final co-host of the series Anton Piotrowski, former MasterChef: The Professionals winner and owner of Roski restaurant in Liverpool. This episode is part of MasterChef special and Anton has picked previous winners and judges to join him for each of his episodes. His second gues…
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Graham Linehan is the Irish comedy writer behind behind the legendary sitcom, Father Ted, as well as Black Books and the I.T Crowd. Grahams recent autobiography, “Tough Crowd” takes the reader through Graham’s youth in Ireland, his co-writing of the show that is now embedded in Irish culture and provided laughs the world over. We speak about Graham…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our final co-host of the series Anton Piotrowski, former MasterChef: The Professionals winner and owner of Roski restaurant in Liverpool. This episode is part of MasterChef special and Anton has picked previous winners and judges to join him for each of his episodes. His first guest…
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Frank Portinari is a former commander of the London UDA during the troubles and was eventually imporisoned after being caught buying firearms which were to used for the loyalist cause of keeping the 6 counties of Northern Ireland part of the UK. Frank told us about his growing in working-class London in a largely Irish area and how he ended up as a…
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Irish criminologist and co-host of the Real Lives Untold podcast, Sarah O' Conor speaks to us about the recent murders that shocked Ireland committed by Yousef Palani & Jozef Puska whose respective killings have now resulted in life sentences for the murderers. Sarah also told us about Ireland's history of serial-killer types and particularly those…
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"Balaclava Street" is a leading blog dedicated to exploring the history of the loyalist paramilitaries in Northern, particularly the UVF. Over the years Iain has gained unprecedented access to ex-UVF members for the book that he is in the process of writing about the loyalist paramilitary's history. We spoke about the various loyalist paramilitary …
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our final episode with co-host Simon Hulstone from Michelin-starred The Elephant. It was the first restaurant in Torquay to be awarded a Michelin star and the only one to retain it. Which it has maintained Since 2006. He has won a number of prestigious competitions including The Rou…
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Nicola Tallant is one of Ireland’s leading crime journalists and her newest book, “Cocaine Cowboys” presents a history of Ireland’s relationship with the drug as well as the gangland figures that have emerged since white powder hit Irish shores. We spoke about the drug itself, how long it has taken to fully penetrate all layers of society and how i…
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our third episode with co-host Simon Hulstone from Michelin-starred The Elephant. It was the first restaurant in Torquay to be awarded a Michelin star and the only one to retain it. Which it has maintained Since 2006. He has won a number of prestigious competitions including The Rou…
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Martin Doyle’s new book “Dirty Linen: The Troubles in my Homeplace” details the events of the troubles in his local area and the wide reaching effects that the conflict had on everyone’s lives. In my personal opinion the book is one of the very finest works on the subject of troubles-era Northern Ireland and is a masterfully crafted collections of …
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our second episode with co-host Simon Hulstone from Michelin-starred The Elephant. It was the first restaurant in Torquay to be awarded a Michelin star and the only one to retain it. Which it has maintained Since 2006. He has won a number of prestigious competitions including The Ro…
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Tony McAleer is a reformed, ex- neo-n*zi/white supremacist who now works to help people disengage from violent hate-groups like the one's that Tony used to set-up and run. Tony shares his story of how a boy from a good family & catholic school ended up heavily involved in racist-skinhead gangs even taking up a leadership role and using his intellig…
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