What even is a design system? Let’s hear from Charlotte Jackson, Paul Lloyd, and Amy Hupe.
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The Clearleft Podcast Season One: Design Systems
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The Blarney Pilgrims Podcast Episode 57: Aifric Boylan (Fiddle)
Playing at your first Fleadh, hearing the ocean in the music and searching out the rarest old tunes. Learning from older players, driving to sessions with your dad and a road trip to a Belfast terraced house in search of a fiddle.
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The Clearleft Podcast Season One: Trailer
The Clearleft podcast is going to be a bit different. This won’t be the usual interview format. Instead, each episode will be about a specific theme and feature many voices.
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#40 – Titanic – Settling the Score
This time, Jon and Andy go on and on about James Horner’s score for the 1997 epic disaster romance Titanic. What pop artist did director James Cameron originally want to score the movie? What powerful chord change is a keystone of both the score and the movie’s famous song? And, just how many famous paintings have actually been on the bottom of the ocean this whole time?
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The Blarney Pilgrims Podcast Episode 56: Luke Plumb - Part 2 (Mandolin and singing)
‘The artist is like a blind caterpillar at the end of a leaf reaching out into the darkness.’
Staring The Reaper Down. Life in music, Shoogelnifty and Sandy Bell’s in Edinburgh. All night sessions in Borneo, Pretty Peggy-O and teaching Andy Irvine bouzouki parts to an audience including…er…Andy Irvine.
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Understanding white privilege with Reni Eddo-Lodge – podcast | News | The Guardian
Reni Eddo-Lodge, author of the 2017 bestseller Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race, talks about global discussions on racism following the death of George Floyd
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#38 – The Princess Bride – Settling the Score
So you want us to talk about Mark Knopfler’s score for the 1987 fairy tale adventure The Princess Bride? As you wish. How is this score sensitive to the twists and turns of the dire straits in which our heroes find themselves? Can a movie have a good score without having good music? And, when Rob Reiner said no one else could have scored the movie, did he mean it? (Anybody want a peanut?)
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The Blarney Pilgrims Episode 55: Luke Plumb - Part 1 (Mandolin, singing)
The real deal. Part one of two. Incredible playing and great chat: the painters of ancient Egypt and the joy of playing in an orchestra; De Danaan, Planxty and Schubert; Martin Carthy and Nic Jones and the thrum of existential rhythm.
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Omnibus Episode 267: Pulsars, Discovery of (Entry 1008.IS4713)
In which the discoverer of neutron stars is largely ignored for her achievement, and John wonders about the precise verbiage to summon "Beetlejuice." Certificate #52246.
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The Blarney Pilgrims Traditional Irish Music Podcast Episode 54: Máirtín Staunton (Flute)
The northern flute style; working the bar at Matt Molloy’s pub; capturing songs for posterity; on sean-nós singing, music as a release; life in Boston, and the regional sound of Melbourne
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