The Renaissance man behind the Cello browser and Legal Information Institute In this episode of Rule-breakers, Sean talks to Thomas Bruce about his remarkable career. From his days as a…
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Read MoreYou're not going to have the 80 thousand reach that a regular radio show in Dublin might have. But what you might have is a really, really engaged audience. You can really, really capture the ears of the audience.
Wireless Group podcast producer Ian Doyle joined us to discuss his love for all things audio, intermittent technophobia, building organic podcast audiences and why Ireland is a fertile breeding ground for podcasting content.
People say, "Well, I recycle", so that one small thing makes people feel like it's okay to have a Land Rover. I think it's more than doing a small thing.
Eco Eye producer Marcus Stewart popped in to Tinpot Towers to talk about the challenges of keeping the show on the road for Ireland’s longest running environmental TV series, and how media and Governments have a responsibility to respond to the climate crisis.
Creativity is not something you're born with. Creativity is something you learn and anyone who says otherwise is just full of it.
Legendary radio imager and voiceover artiste Dave Foxx joins us on the Tinpod to talk about starting out as a “puker”, then moving from presenter to producer and becoming part of Z100’s signature sound.
It's so different when you're actually pitching to a client. It feels like I have way more responsibility. It's way more exciting
From a Masters in Advertising to being mentored by the advertising industries greatest in Cannes, Ciara Gilmartin is a first class example of where talent will take you.
If anyone was thinking of quitting a job to pursue something they want to do, go after it 100%. You can always go backwards. That desk job will always be waiting for you. If there's something you're even a tiny bit passionate about, go after it 110%.
In episode 09, we speak to financier-turned-photographer Joe Ladrigan about uncovering his latent camera talents later in life, the joy of learning and collaboration and the necessary evil of social media.
There's no one fantastic, perfect job. And as the years go on it becomes about happiness and where you are in your life. The struggle and always reaching for that big gig. If I'm honest, that's bullshit.
When it comes to radio imaging in Ireland Paul Duffy has done it all, having worked as an imaging producer for major stations all over Ireland and the U.K. He joined us on the Tinpod to shoot the breeze at Tinpot Towers riffing on topics from radio to Northern Soul talking about passions, personal fulfillment and getting the work/life balance right.
In episode 01 of series 02 of the Tinpod, Eugene McCrystal, Outer Limits production facility founder spoke to us about the evolution of the colorist, the enduring ubiquity of the Mac, the successful marriage of creativity and technology and how teamwork is still the fundamental key to success.
