# Ian Gallagher

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63: Wittenoom

With demand for Asbestos in building products in the 1940s, a discovery in Western Australia's remote Pilbara region of Blue Asbestos led to the creation of a mining town called Wittenoom. Despite the growing list of illnesses and deaths of workers from the mine and milling operation, the company p…

119: Is That Photo Real?

With heavily digitally modified images and fully AI-generated images now being regularly posted as being real, what can we trust? John and Clay tackle the challenges of flagging photo modifications, and propose a potential solution for ensuring a photographic chain of trust. Can it be done?With Cla…

Episode 99: Ian Gallagher

Join us for our 99th episode where we speak to Ian Gallagher, a normal SoCal guy just trying to have an open community where he can help others feel open, vulnerable, and safe while navigating the big world we live in. We dive into passions, career paths, and more in this fun new segment! Find Ian …

The Truth About Bipolar: What You Need to Know

If you've ever wondered whether bipolar disorder is being misunderstood, overdiagnosed, or confused with ordinary anger and depression, this episode is going to challenge what you think you know. Dr. Jerry Cunningham breaks down the real DSM-5-TR criteria for Bipolar I and Bipolar II Disorder in pl…

47: Hope

Are people that hope, delusional? Or is it a super-power for remaining calm, Zen and staying positive against all odds? In a somewhat touchy-feely episode of Analytical we look at what it means to hope and why hope matters.With John Chidgey.Support Analytical on PatreonEpisode Gold Producers: …

The Inquest of Darragh Gallagher: Fighting for Truth After Tragic Loss

In this episode, Greg Hughes speaks with Maeve and Ian Gallagher following the inquest into the tragic death of their three-year-old son, Darragh. Darragh passed away in March 2023 after a rapid onset of Invasive Group A Streptococcal (iGAS) which led to bacterial sepsis. This episode provides a d…

BONUS: Ceuta Migrant Crisis - Can Europe Control Its Borders?

Last week, more than 70,000 migrants stormed into Ceuta, a Spanish enclave on the North African coast, almost doubling the population of the city in 48 hours. More than 80 people died. Ceuta was overwhelmed: shops shut, residents barricaded themselves indoors and unaccompanied children slept rough …

65: Gimli Glider

In 1983 a newly introduced 767 ran out of fuel mid-flight and the pilots were able to land completely dead-stick. Whilst 0.8kg/L and 1.77lbs/L represent the same density, when the wrong one was used in a refuelling calculation they came up well short. Why they were forced to manually calculate thei…

48: Mismanagement

Managing a team isn't a skill you're born with...it takes practice and mistakes will be made along the way. I dive into 5 big things to consider to avoid mismanagement of your team as I reflect on three decades of standing on all sides of all fences.With John Chidgey.Support Analytical on PatreonE…