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"Good Skill" is a captivating weekly podcast hosted by Eric Bland, an award-winning attorney, speaker, author, and media personality known for his involvement in high-profile cases like the Murdaugh saga. Through engaging conversations with thought leaders, creatives, influencers, and policymakers, Eric delves into the idea that success isn't merely about luck but is instead achieved through honed skills and strategic efforts. Each episode of "Good Skill" offers listeners an insightful journ ...
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jumbleThink tells the stories of dreamers, makers, innovators, and influencers who are impacting culture and changing the world around them. We interview leading actors, entrepreneurs, authors, athletes, and taught leaders to hear their stories of chasing big dreams. Along the way, we share tips on how you can turn your own dreams into reality too. Our host, Michael Woodward, has worked with hundreds of businesses to help them refine their ideas and create their big dream.
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Crew: The Podcast is to highlight all those people who work behind the scenes from TV, Film, Radio, Sport and all other aspects throughout the entertainment industry. Each week I’ll be chatting to members of crew about their work, find out about what they do and why they wanted to do it, hear some of their amazing stories and give you an insight into what really happens behind the scenes.
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In this compelling episode of the Good Skill podcast, we dive deep into a historical case that continues to resonate with contemporary issues of race and justice. Our distinguished guest, Mike Burgess, brings nearly three decades of experience as a public high school history teacher to shed light on the Willie Leapheart case from 1890. Burgess, an …
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Former IRA man, Joe Doherty speaks about his arrest for the killing of SAS man, Herbert Westmacott, his escape during the trial and his journey as an on-the-run in America. In his subsequent arrest he fought a 9-year-long extradition battle from a New York prison where he shared a cell with John Gotti and other leading mob figures as well as member…
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Welcome to the Good Skill podcast, where we explore stories of dedication, leadership, and community impact. Today, we have the honor of speaking with Kevin "Chief" Hendrix, a man whose life exemplifies these qualities both on and off the football field. Guest Biography Kevin "Chief" Hendrix is a former football player and coach with a career spann…
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Former IRA man, Joe Doherty speaks about his arrest for the killing of SAS man, Herbert Westmacott, his escape during the trial and his journey as an on-the-run in America. In his subsequent arrest he fought a 9-year-long extradition battle from a New York prison where he shared a cell with John Gotti and other leading mob figures as well as member…
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Adam Gorlitsky is a pioneer in the world of adaptive athletics and the founder of I GOT LEGS, a non-profit organization dedicated to ReEnabling individuals with spinal cord injuries. On December 30, 2005, Adam was involved in a catastrophic car accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down. Doctors believed he would never walk again. However…
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In this episode of the Good Skill podcast, we dive deep into the inspiring journey of Lori Lapin, a true pioneer in the wellness industry with an impressive 38-year career. Armed with a degree in exercise science from the University of Georgia, Lori has dedicated her life to personal training and health coaching, helping countless individuals achie…
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In this gripping episode of the Good Skill podcast, host Eric Bland sits down with Derrick McManus, a former sniper, counter-terrorist operative, diver, and elite STAR Group Officer. Derrick shares his incredible story of survival, resilience, and the journey that led him to develop the concept of Human Durability. Key Topics -Derrick's background …
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In this episode of the Good Skill Podcast, we welcome Mandy Matney, an award-winning journalist, author, and chart-topping podcaster. Originally from Kansas, Mandy's career has spanned newspapers in multiple states before she ventured into the world of podcasting and became a key player in exposing Alex Murdaugh. Mandy shares her journey from tradi…
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In this compelling episode of The Good Skill Podcast, host Eric Bland sits down with former presidential candidate and governor Mark Sanford, a political icon whose career has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. Sanford's journey through American politics is marked by high-profile successes, controversies, and remarkable comebacks, making f…
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In this compelling episode of the Good Skill podcast, we dive deep into the life and career of Bert Sorin, a true titan in the world of strength and conditioning. As the President and co-owner of Sorinex Exercise Equipment, Bert has transformed his passion for fitness into a globally respected brand, revolutionizing the approach to strength trainin…
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Billy McManus and Mark Sykes speak about the Sean Graham’s Bookmakers’ Massacre and last week’s incursion into the small nationalist enclave of the Lower Ormeau Road by elements of the far-right and Loyalism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In this episode of the Good Skill Podcast, we are honored to host Rebecca Rusch, a world-class explorer, professional athlete, acclaimed speaker, and author. Rebecca's incredible journey through extreme sports and wilderness exploration has set numerous records, including becoming the first person to bike the entire 1,800-kilometer Ho Chi Minh Trai…
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The Senior Hurlers live with Mairead Farrell, Gary Gannon and Paul Murphy discussing: Sign them up, sign them up: vote transfer pacts – what can they achieve, There’s power in a union: what the left could achieve with a bit of unity, Got our mojo workin’ – or do we: has the left lost energy since 2020? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for mor…
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The Senior Hurlers live with Clare Daly & László Molnárfi, Why being critical of the EU doesn't make you Nigel Farage, In a world of depoliticised politicians and students' unions: what politicised Clare and László, What can the left learn from the Trinity College Dublin encampment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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The Senior Hurlers discuss: Mount Street and Newtownmountkennedy: how did we get here? Temple Street Children’s Hospital and how the state treats its children What Fine Gael means when they talk about law and order (and who actually wants to read a Frances Fitzgerald opinion piece). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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On this special edition of The Conversation, we look at the life of poet, seanchaí and Irish revolutionary, Bobby Sands. This Sunday will be the 43rd anniversary of Bobby’s death after 66 days on hunger strike in Long Kesh prison. His close friend, Colm Scullion will speak about his time spent with his comrade and cellmate and what he thinks Bobby'…
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Peter Murray’s brother, John was killed as he attempted to apprehend Michael Stone during the Milltown Cemetery attack on the 16th of March, 1988. His bravery and concern for others is unquestionable. But lost in the tragedy of that day were the stories of the three that were killed. The Gibraltar incident, Michael Stone himself and the deaths of t…
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This week we look at the legacy of one of Ireland’s most gruesome gangs of serial killers – The Shankill Butchers. Cliodhna Morrissey's grandfather, Joseph was murdered by a gang of UVF killers in February 1977. Her father, Paul at only 17-years-old identified the remains of his father. He was never the same again. Cliodhna speaks about the knock-o…
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The Senior Hurlers discuss: An Garda Síochána – a history of violence Whether Simon Harris's coronation/election as Taoiseach is good for Irish democracy – and how following rules doesn't make you a democrat The Free Staters who go on (and on) about the supposed cost of Irish reunification. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informatio…
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🚨Episode 2 of The Ditch x @RedWolf_ie 🚨 The Senior Hurlers discuss: 😭Leo Varadkar, con te partirò😭 ☢What's more toxic: presiding over a housing crisis or saying mean things about politicians☢ ⏳Willie O'Dea in 2015: the Gender Recognition Act doesn't go far enough – Willie O'Dea today: stop being woke⏳ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more…
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Mary Doyle was one of three women who joined the 1980 hunger strike in Armagh Women's prison. Síle Darragh was the OC of the republican prisoners in Armagh during this period. She put her name forward to join the second hunger strike that began on March 1st 1981 leading to the deaths of ten IRA prisoners. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for …
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Kris Cody is the founder of Paka Apparel with a dream of changing the way people play outdoors and the clothing that makes it possible. Kris launched Paka in 2017 and brought alpaca sweaters to the public through the brands’ first Kickstarter – Paka exceeded its goal of $20,000 in under 24 hours and raised more than $350,000 in 30 days. From that i…
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Jim Gibney speaks with former Head of Communications during the Hunger Strikes, Tom Hartley and former IRA prisoner during the strike, Seanna Walsh on the process involved in organising correspondence between the prisoners and those outside. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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Danny Morrison speaks to author and historian, Pat Anderson, whose latest book, 'Rewriting the Troubles: War and Propaganda, Ireland & Algeria' compares two remarkably similar conflicts and reveals the propaganda role of the British media's template of British 'restraint' and French 'ruthlessness'. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more in…
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This week we talk to a man that defied all odds after he was seriously injured during a gun and bomb attack that killed 3 of his fellow bandmembers in July 1975. Going on to become a beacon of reconciliation, Steve Travers has embodied the essence of the Irish peace process. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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This week we talk to a small band of investigative journalists that have taken Ireland by storm. In a country where journalism has a sustained track record in upholding the establishment status quo, are we now seeing the unravelling of a decades-old marriage of convenience? Joining me today is Eoghan McNeill, Paulie Doyle and Roman Shortall from ‘T…
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This week we speak to Colin Harvey. Colin is Professor of Human Rights Law in the School of Law at Queen's University, Belfast, Director of the Human Rights Centre, a Fellow of the Senator George J Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice, and an Associate Fellow of the Institute of Irish Studies. He was appointed by the President …
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We talked to former RUC member, Sam Thompson. He experienced the loss of a number of colleagues and friends and saw numerous killings and bombings during the conflict. Sam retired in 2008 and expanded his love of history through writing a history of the Second World War where he now lectures on the subject. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy fo…
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