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Fad CampBest of HeadStuff 2024Happy New Year HeadStuff Listeners!As a special New Year’s treat, we’ve compiled the very best moments from all our HeadStuff shows into one episode. Relive the laughs, surprises, and unforgettable moments of 2024!To find your favourite HeadStuff shows go to the timestamps below.This is a HeadStuff Podcast produced by Hilary Barry. Edited by Claire Patena. Hosted by Hilary Barry and Jack Kelly.1:40 - The Lovely Show 4:55 - Young Hot Guys 6:24 - Listen, I’m, Delicious 8:00 - The G Spot 10:11 - The Baby Tri...2025-01-0130 min
The Lovely ShowBest of HeadStuff 2024Happy New Year HeadStuff Listeners!As a special New Year’s treat, we’ve compiled the very best moments from all our HeadStuff shows into one episode. Relive the laughs, surprises, and unforgettable moments of 2024!To find your favourite HeadStuff shows go to the timestamps below.This is a HeadStuff Podcast produced by Hilary Barry. Edited by Claire Patena. Hosted by Hilary Barry and Jack Kelly.1:40 - The Lovely Show 4:55 - Young Hot Guys 6:24 - Listen, I’m, Delicious 8:00 - The G Spot 10:11 - The Baby Tri...2025-01-0130 min
Young Hot GuysBest of HeadStuff 2024Happy New Year HeadStuff Listeners!As a special New Year’s treat, we’ve compiled the very best moments from all our HeadStuff shows into one episode. Relive the laughs, surprises, and unforgettable moments of 2024!To find your favourite HeadStuff shows go to the timestamps below.This is a HeadStuff Podcast produced by Hilary Barry. Edited by Claire Patena. Hosted by Hilary Barry and Jack Kelly.1:40 - The Lovely Show 4:55 - Young Hot Guys 6:24 - Listen, I’m, Delicious 8:00 - The G Spot 10:11 - The Baby Tri...2025-01-0130 min
Listen, I'm DeliciousBest of HeadStuff 2024Happy New Year HeadStuff Listeners!As a special New Year’s treat, we’ve compiled the very best moments from all our HeadStuff shows into one episode. Relive the laughs, surprises, and unforgettable moments of 2024!To find your favourite HeadStuff shows go to the timestamps below.This is a HeadStuff Podcast produced by Hilary Barry. Edited by Claire Patena. Hosted by Hilary Barry and Jack Kelly.1:40 - The Lovely Show 4:55 - Young Hot Guys 6:24 - Listen, I’m, Delicious 8:00 - The G Spot 10:11 - The Baby Tri...2025-01-0130 min
Agony RantsBest of HeadStuff 2024Happy New Year HeadStuff Listeners!As a special New Year’s treat, we’ve compiled the very best moments from all our HeadStuff shows into one episode. Relive the laughs, surprises, and unforgettable moments of 2024!To find your favourite HeadStuff shows go to the timestamps below.This is a HeadStuff Podcast produced by Hilary Barry. Edited by Claire Patena. Hosted by Hilary Barry and Jack Kelly.1:40 - The Lovely Show 4:55 - Young Hot Guys 6:24 - Listen, I’m, Delicious 8:00 - The G Spot 10:11 - The Baby Tri...2025-01-0130 min
Double LoveBest of HeadStuff 2024Happy New Year HeadStuff Listeners!As a special New Year’s treat, we’ve compiled the very best moments from all our HeadStuff shows into one episode. Relive the laughs, surprises, and unforgettable moments of 2024!To find your favourite HeadStuff shows go to the timestamps below.This is a HeadStuff Podcast produced by Hilary Barry. Edited by Claire Patena. Hosted by Hilary Barry and Jack Kelly.1:40 - The Lovely Show 4:55 - Young Hot Guys 6:24 - Listen, I’m, Delicious 8:00 - The G Spot 10:11 - The Baby Tri...2025-01-0130 min
The Greatest MatterBest of HeadStuff 2024Happy New Year HeadStuff Listeners!As a special New Year’s treat, we’ve compiled the very best moments from all our HeadStuff shows into one episode. Relive the laughs, surprises, and unforgettable moments of 2024!To find your favourite HeadStuff shows go to the timestamps below.This is a HeadStuff Podcast produced by Hilary Barry. Edited by Claire Patena. Hosted by Hilary Barry and Jack Kelly.1:40 - The Lovely Show 4:55 - Young Hot Guys 6:24 - Listen, I’m, Delicious 8:00 - The G Spot 10:11 - The Baby Tri...2025-01-0130 min
The G Spot with Grace AliceBest of HeadStuff 2024Happy New Year HeadStuff Listeners!As a special New Year’s treat, we’ve compiled the very best moments from all our HeadStuff shows into one episode. Relive the laughs, surprises, and unforgettable moments of 2024!To find your favourite HeadStuff shows go to the timestamps below.This is a HeadStuff Podcast produced by Hilary Barry. Edited by Claire Patena. Hosted by Hilary Barry and Jack Kelly.1:40 - The Lovely Show 4:55 - Young Hot Guys 6:24 - Listen, I’m, Delicious 8:00 - The G Spot 10:11 - The Baby Tri...2025-01-0130 min
Keep It TightBest of HeadStuff 2024Happy New Year HeadStuff Listeners!As a special New Year’s treat, we’ve compiled the very best moments from all our HeadStuff shows into one episode. Relive the laughs, surprises, and unforgettable moments of 2024!To find your favourite HeadStuff shows go to the timestamps below.This is a HeadStuff Podcast produced by Hilary Barry. Edited by Claire Patena. Hosted by Hilary Barry and Jack Kelly.1:40 - The Lovely Show 4:55 - Young Hot Guys 6:24 - Listen, I’m, Delicious 8:00 - The G Spot 10:11 - The Baby Tri...2025-01-0130 min
I Know That FaceBest of HeadStuff 2024Happy New Year HeadStuff Listeners!As a special New Year’s treat, we’ve compiled the very best moments from all our HeadStuff shows into one episode. Relive the laughs, surprises, and unforgettable moments of 2024!To find your favourite HeadStuff shows go to the timestamps below.This is a HeadStuff Podcast produced by Hilary Barry. Edited by Claire Patena. Hosted by Hilary Barry and Jack Kelly.1:40 - The Lovely Show 4:55 - Young Hot Guys 6:24 - Listen, I’m, Delicious 8:00 - The G Spot 10:11 - The Baby Tri...2025-01-0130 min
Double LoveDOUBLE LOVE: OUR FAVOURITE SVH MOMENTS OF 2023It's Christmas! So to celebrate, we're breaking out the jingle bells and the (small) bag of cans and taking a trip down memory lane to discuss our favourite moments from the Sweet Valley High books we read in 2023. And what moments they were - from Bruce's visit to Dublin's most glamorous tourist attraction to the iconic Cookie Monster Werewolf's dramatic debut, from Young Executives to improbably framed photographs, a lot happened in Sweet Valley this year. And we had a lot of fun reminiscing about it all. P.S. Don't worry, it's not a clip show! And if you'd...2023-12-211h 16
Agony RantsBONUS: A Glimpse Of Vintage RantsThis is the first episode of our bonus show "Vintage Rants" entitled "I Dread His Kisses". If you are not a subscriber to HeadStuff+ we hope this once off glimpse of Vintage Rants shows you what you are missing and encourages you to support us over on HeadStuff+. For a limited time subscribers will get the new Agony Rants Do Not Disturb sign. These will be shipped on the 31st Nov.You can subscribe over on HeadStuff+ and you will get a new episode of Vintage Rants every second Thursday. Learn more about...2023-11-0928 minAgony RantsBONUS: Performance ReviewAhead of their 100th episode next week Gearóid and Niamh sit down with Alan Bennett the CEO of the Headstuff Podcast Network for they annual performance review. They have lots of listeners but need more subscribers soon HeadStuff+ so in this episode they give details of the new bonus show and upcoming merch. If you would like to support us we would love for you to become a member of HeadStuff+ and leave us a lovely rating/review on whatever platform you listen on.Gearóid is on tour the rest of his dates ar...2023-09-1430 min
Spice BagsOur Swan SongAfter four wonderful years of episodes, we at Spice Bags are bowing out. While we do announce this with a heavy heart, we – Blanca, Dee, and Mei – wish to end on a high after publishing our very own cookbook Blasta Books 5: Soup, and at a moment when we are still passionate about the issues Spice Bags has uncovered, and the individuals we have befriended.In this final episode, we recount our journey from its foundation to our many varied episodes over the years, and to our many adventures and achievements including winning Best Food Podc...2023-05-1241 min
The World According to WikipediaNew and Improved on WikipediaIn this episode, we talk to Carma Citrawati (Citra) an Indonesian teacher, short story writer, and Wikimedian Newcomer of the Year 2021.
Rebecca discusses wikipedians and changing lightbulbs and our hero of the episode is Colin Morris who has figured out the least viewed pages on english language Wikipedia.
We also talk abou the upcoming Wiki-related conference in Ireland: Wikimedia+Libraries International Convention
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia
Website: https://www.headstuff.org/the-world-according-to-wikipedia/
This show is part of the HeadStuff P...2022-06-1529 min
Double LoveHALLOWEEN SURPRISE: THE CURSE OF LAURENCE MANSONHappy Halloween, listeners! To celebrate, we're sharing a very special spooky episode of our Headstuff+ bonus series Pi Beta Alpha - and if you like what you hear, you can sign up to Headstuff+ and join us in the Pi Beta Alpha clubhouse every fortnight, where we've been having a LOT of fun. Get ready for some truly superb Halloweencostumes (we were very pleasantly surprised by Todd and Liz), some top panto villain scheming from Bruce, some excellent Lila/Jess bitchery, some hot Lila/Winston action and a montage that's even more unhinged than usual. It's Sweet Valley High meets...2021-10-3147 min
The World According to WikipediaThat Wikidata BuzzIn this episode, we will talk to Siobhan Leachman, a citizen scientist and prolific Wikidata editor. Rebecca tries to figure out which WikiFauna represents her best. And our Wiki hero is the incoming CEO Maryana Iskander.
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia
Website: https://www.headstuff.org/the-world-according-to-wikipedia/
This show is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network.
For more, go to HeadStuffPodcasts.com, where you can also become a member of HeadStuff+ and get exclusive access to bonus material and lots more.
2021-09-2234 min
The World According to WikipediaStanning WikidataIn this episode, we will talk to Jan Ainali, a Codebase Steward for the Foundation for Public Code and a complete Wikidata fanboy.
The wiki-rule of the episode is that no-one owns an article and we celebrate the many Wikimedians of 2021, including past guest Netha Hussain.
Some interesting links from the Interview with Jan:
https://www.datastory.org/services/election-tracker
https://www.govdirectory.org/
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia
Website: https://www.headstuff.org/the-world-according-to-wikipedia/
This show is part of the HeadStuff P...2021-09-0833 min
The World According to WikipediaWith Wikimedian of the Year 2020In this episode, we will talk to Sandister Tei, the Wikimedian of the Year 2020.
Rebecca gives us the reasons why Wikipedia frowns on edit-wars (or pistols at dawn). Fionnuala tries to sing Michael Fry's banger of a tune Derry/Londonderry and fails. An our wiki-hero this week is the first virtual Wikimania - taking place this week.
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia
Website: https://www.headstuff.org/the-world-according-to-wikipedia/
This show is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network.
For more, go to H...2021-08-1140 min
The World According to WikipediaRepresentation on WikipediaIn this episode, we will talk to Evelin Heidel, also known as Scann, a member of Creative Commons who has worked with Open GLAM projects for a number of years.
Rebecca explains why there are no vampires on Wikipedia (The No Biting rule).
We discuss the way images are used on Wikipedia and the differences in representation between the different language Wikipediaes
Examples:
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambio_clim%C3%A1tico_en_%C3%81frica
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change_in_Africa
Our Wiki Hero this week is the WPWP project - Wi...2021-07-2837 min
The World According to WikipediaReporting on WikipediaIn this episode, we will talk to Raju Narisetti, a journalist, and a member of the Wikimedia Board of Trustees.
Rebecca explains more about the Board of Trustees and the three community seats on it.
Rebecca also lets us know if she's Team Inclusionist or Team Deletionist on Wikipedia. I don't think it's a shock which team she turns out to be on.
Our Wiki-heroes this episode are the people behind the Dagbani Wikipedia, which has, just recently left the safety of the incubator to join the other language Wikipediaes out there in the...2021-07-1440 min
Double LoveA TASTE OF PI BETA ALPHA: PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCEPi Beta Alpha is our special bonus series for Headstuff Plus members - and this week we're sharing our new episode with you all, because, in a delightful coincidence, this episode of the Sweet Valley TV show is based on Regina's Legacy - and to our surprise, it's MUCH more entertaining than the original! Yes, the story of Liz accidentally documenting a criminal gang on film is pared down to the basics and is all the better for it. It's got lakeside frolics, an evil hunk, Enid being a horndog, the most ridiculous use of technology we've seen so far...2021-07-0845 min
The World According to WikipediaSourcing a CommunityIn this episode we talk to Gavin Willshaw about using WikiSource in the Library of Scotland.
Rebecca explains the Pokemon test and the hero of the Episode are the organisers behind the Arctic Knot conference.
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia
Website: https://www.headstuff.org/the-world-according-to-wikipedia/
This show is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network.
For more, go to HeadStuffPodcasts.com, where you can also become a member of HeadStuff+ and get exclusive access to bonus material and lots more.
2021-06-3034 min
The World According to WikipediaPRIDE on WikiRebecca and Fionnuala talk PRIDE.
Rebecca interviews Shaun O'Boyle, a science communicator and founder of House of STEM.
Fionnuala gets educated on sock-puppets, meat-puppets and the Wiki concept of the Duck.
This episodes heroes are Librarians.. all the librarians.
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia
Website: https://www.headstuff.org/the-world-according-to-wikipedia/
This show is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network.
For more, go to HeadStuffPodcasts.com, where you can also become a member of HeadStuff+ and get exclusive...2021-06-1628 min
The World According to WikipediaWhat have we got in Common?In this episode we talk to Eric Steuer, the Creative Director at Creative Commons.
Rebecca explains about Open Principles & the Do's and Don'ts of canvassing on Wikipedia. We also talk a lot about Mattie Bán, Ireland's favourite Uncle.
Our hero of the week is the new vodcast(?) WikiAfrica_Hour
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia
Website: https://www.headstuff.org/the-world-according-to-wikipedia/
This show is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network.
For more, go to HeadStuffPodcasts.com, where you can also b...2021-06-0228 min
The World According to WikipediaThe Nature of WikipediaIn this episode we talk to Anastasiia Petrova, the international coordinator for Wiki Loves Earth. Rebecca explains Ramsar sites, Wiki Cabals, and why robots may in fact already be ruling the wiki world.
Our hero of the week is the Reading Wikipedia in the Classroom project.
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia
Website: https://www.headstuff.org/the-world-according-to-wikipedia/
This show is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network.
For more, go to HeadStuffPodcasts.com, where you can also become a member of HeadStuff+...2021-05-1929 min
The World According to WikipediaThe Scottish Play... According to WikipediaBack for season 2, Fionnuala and Rebecca meet with members of the Scots' Wikipedia Community to see how things are going since the discovery last year of so many invalid articles on the wikipedia. Dr Sara Thomas, Marco Cafolla and Ciphrius Kane share their thoughts on the progress made in the last year.
Rebecca schools Fionnuala in what it takes to be an administrator on Wikipedia and the Wiki-hero of the episode is the collaboration between Wikimedia groups, the UN Human Rights Office, and the UN Environmental Program.
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.c...2021-05-0526 min
The World According to WikipediaVeni, Vidi, Vicipéid, building Irish WikipediaFor Seachtain na Gaeilge, Rebecca talks to Dr. Claire Murray, a scientist and Vicipéidóir - or an editor of Vicipéid, the Irish language Wikipedia.
Rebecca also explains the concept of Notability as it relates to Wikipedia.
Our Wiki-Hero of the week is Samuel Baltz, for creating articles relating to women in Political Science all through 2020.
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia
Website: https://www.headstuff.org/the-world-according-to-wikipedia/
This show is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network.
For mor...2021-03-1036 min
The World According to WikipediaMaking Folklore TangibleIn this episode we will talk to Joy Agyepong, a ghanaian wikimedian and administrative executive with Open Foundation West Africa.
Rebecca talks about Wiki Loves Folklore, Monuments, Earth and Africa.
Vicipéid have a writing competition this year as part of Wiki loves Folklore.
We explain the 'Did you know?' section of Wikipedia's front page.
This Episode's Wiki Hero is Katherine Maher, the CEO of the Wikimedia Foundation. During her tenure there has been a 500% increase in editors from Sub-Saharan Africa.
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/2021-02-2436 min
The World According to WikipediaBuilding a Sustainable WikipediaIn this episode Rebecca and Fionnuala look at how people collaborate on Wikipedia, from groups, to communities, to chapters.
They also take a deeper dive into how or why articles are deleted.
Rebecca talks to long-time Wikipedian and senior strategist for Community Programs at the Wikimedia Foundation, Alex Stinson.
This week's Wiki-hero is the Ghanaian project to upload 4,000 words of Dagbani to the commons.
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia
Website: https://www.headstuff.org/the-world-according-to-wikipedia/
This show is part...2021-02-1033 min
DublandSponging EwesDubland is back! And now you can support the show by becoming a member of HeadStuff+, just go to HeadStuffPodcasts.com/register (https://headstuffpodcasts.com/register) and choose Dubland as the show to support, this will help us keep making the show and get better and better! In the meantime, this episode is as chaotic as you'd like for a return to Dubland. Prodcuer Alan asks them to plug HeadStuff+ at the top, which leads Suzanne and PJ to talking about Sweet Valley High for about ten minutes. Of course. Then Suzanne gets out of the religious commune she was...2021-02-091h 13
Double LoveSPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!Hold the front page of the Oracle - we've got exciting news! If you'd like to support our Sweet Valley shenanigans AND get exclusive access to our new fortnightly Sweet Valley High TV recap series Pi Beta Alpha, you can join Headstuff+ for as little as 5 euro a month. Listen on to find out more - and get some tantalizing hints about the contents of our first bonus episode.
This show is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network. For more, go to HeadStuffPodcasts.com, where you can also become a member of HeadStuff+ and get exclusive access to b...2021-02-0207 min
The World According to WikipediaVandals, Disruption and Climate ChangeIn this episode we talk to Femke Nijsse, an academic based in the UK who researches climate change, and in her spare time edits articles relating to this on Wikipedia.
Rebecca talks about the differences between vandalism and unconstructive edits on Wikipedia. We also talk in more detail about the NPOV or Neutral Point of View.
The Wiki hero of the week is Dariusz Jemielniak who has framed Wikipedia as an MMORPG.
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia
Website: https://www.headstuff.org...2021-01-2736 min
What Would You Do If?WWYDI... The Relaunch & HeadStuff+We're coming back! Turns out, 2020 wasn't ready for us but from February 1st, we'll be answering all of your "What Would You Do If?" questions weekly.
You can email us at whatwouldyoudoifpodcast@gmail.com.
This show is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network. For more, go to HeadStuffPodcasts.com, where you can also become a member of HeadStuff+ and get exclusive access to bonus material and lots more.
2021-01-2503 minThe World According to WikipediaGoing GLAM for Wikipedia's BirthdayIn this week's episode Rebecca talks about Wikipedia's birthday on the 15th January. The international birthday event will be Global (but virtual).
The hosts also discuss how to thank someone for the work they do on Wikipedia, from virtual cookies to barnstars.
Rebecca talks to Jim Hayes, a Digital Docent from Washington DC. They discuss wiki-meetups & wiki-10, working with GLAM institutes on wikipedia. The Smithsonian Institute went open access recently, allowing wikipedians to use their images under creative commons. Two articles that show the impact of work with the Smithsonian are Alma Thomas and The Greek...2021-01-1326 min
The World According to WikipediaOur Man in Brussels!In this episode we talk to Dimitar Parvanov Dimitrov, the Wikimedian in Brussels who talks about why Public Domain matters and the difficulties around it.
Rebecca talks about Public Domain Day and why it matters and she also goes deep into what Creative Commons is and why it's necessary for Wikipedia to function
Our Wiki-hero this week is the editor Ceoil who spearheaded the work on the Honan Chapel article on Wikipedia.
Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia
Website: https://www.headstuff.org/the-world-according-to-wikipedia/2020-12-3027 min
The Alison Spittle Show#86 | Maïa DunphyThe Alison Spittle Show – Episode 86 – Maïa Dunphy
In Episode 86 – recorded at HeadStuff’s swanky new studios as part of the Dublin Podcast Festival– Alison talks to writer and broadcaster Maïa Dunphy about tactical wees, Dealz vibrators, scrapbooking Princess Diana, What Planet Are You On?, Johnny Marr and inconveniencing fascists, being Mr Tayto's biographer, Merlot and Me, the benefits of being a dry shite, why never being proud of your work is very Irish.
Alison Spittle does stand-up comedy all the time because there’s no money in it. See alisonspittle.com (http://alisonspittle.com/) or her Twitter (https://twitter.com/Al...2020-06-1758 min
MotherfoclóirBONUS | Behind The Bestseller - Sam Blake Talks To Darach Ó SéaghdhaTo keep you all going during these strange times, here is Motherfoclóir's own Darach Ó Séaghdha in conversation with Sam Blake on another HeadStuff Podcast, Behind the Bestseller.
Stay safe and well.
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Non-fiction is a different beast to fiction, and in this episode Sam Blake chats to Darach Ó Séaghdha, the Irish writer, podcaster and Irish language activist. The author of Motherfoclóir: Dispatches from a Not So Dead Language (Head of Zeus, 2017), and Craic Baby (Head of Zeus 2018) Darach won Ireland AM Popular Non-Fiction Book of the Year in the 2017 Irish Book Awards...2020-03-2745 min
Behind the BestsellerSam Blake talks to Darach Ó SéaghdhaNon-fiction is a different beast to fiction, and in this episode Sam Blake chats to Darach Ó Séaghdha, the Irish writer, podcaster and Irish language activist. The author of Motherfoclóir: Dispatches from a Not So Dead Language (Head of Zeus, 2017), and Craic Baby (Head of Zeus 2018) Darach won Ireland AM Popular Non-Fiction Book of the Year in the 2017 Irish Book Awards with Motherfoclóir. Revealing how his Twitter account @TheIrishFor grew into a book, driven by his personal journey and relationship with his father, a gifted linguist, Darach reveals the key issues with taking an online presence into print. Sam...2020-03-2743 min
Spice BagsSlainte, Stone-Age Style: JP McMahon’s The Irish CookbookWe talk to Irish chef JP McMahon, author of the ambitious, artfully-produced 500-recipe doorstopper The Irish Cookbook, just out from Phaidon. McMahon’s book tries to transport the reader and home chef not just through Ireland’s recent history but to its prehistory, invoking Bronze-Age people sprinkling dulse on their smoked oysters like it’s a Michelin-starred tasting menu.
But how do mesolithic fantasies square with kitchen realities? And does this nostalgia for the ur-Irish leave room for the contributions of centuries of foreigners?
Warning: this episode may inspire you to light a turf fire in your f...2020-03-1835 min
Spice BagsBeansprouts in Bathtubs: The Chinese Restaurant in IrelandWith many of the Chinese restaurants in Dublin’s unofficial “Chinatown” on Parnell Street shuttered, we‘re talking Chinese.
In this episode, our guest is chef Kwanghi Chan, creator of Chan Chan Spice Bag seasoning and the chef and owner of the modern Chinese restaurant Bowls by Kwanghi. Chan provides a personal perspective to our conversation: Born in Hong Kong, he came to Donegal when he was eight years old, to the small town of Buncrana, and lived with his uncle who ran
a Chinese restaurant. We talk about what it was like being the only Chinese kid in t...2020-03-1835 min
Murder One: The PodcastAlex Barclay and Lucy Foley with WC RyanDestination Murder: Alex Barclay and Lucy Foley with WC Ryan
From a luxury inn on a remote west coast peninsula in Ireland, to a Scottish hunting lodge, these dark stories are told by two of crimes leading female voices. Chaired by WC Ryan, author of House of Ghosts, a man who knows a thing or two about dangerous, lonely places. Lucy Foley’s departure to the dark side is her fourth bestseller, and Alex Barclay, the first lady of Irish crime, brings us her first Irish set standalone in a gripping event that will keep you on the edge of yo...2019-12-2440 minMurder One: The PodcastAll About Agatha: John Curran and Andrew Wilson with Anna CareyAll About Agatha: John Curran and Andrew Wilson with Anna Carey
John Curran is one of the world’s leading experts on Agatha Christie and author of Agatha Christie’s Complete Secret Notebooks; John is the long-time literary advisor to Agatha Christie’s estate, often giving talks and appearing on documentaries about her life. He has spent the last few years unpicking the notebooks and deciphering Agatha Christie’s handwriting for his books.
Andrew Wilson brings Christie to life as the protagonist in his fiendishly plotted 1920’s mysteries – as AJ Finn put it, ‘Andrew Wilson’s Christie novels do Dame Agatha proud’. T...2019-12-231h 03Murder One: The PodcastHallie Rubenhold with Joseph O’ConnorUntold Stories: The Five. Hallie Rubenhold with Joseph O’Connor
Polly, Annie, Elizabeth, Catherine and Mary-Jane are famous for the same thing, though they never met. They came from Fleet Street, Knightsbridge, Wolverhampton, Sweden and Wales. They wrote ballads, ran coffee houses, lived on country estates, they breathed ink-dust from printing presses and escaped people-traffickers. What they had in common was the year of their murders – 1888 – and their murderer, the man known as Jack the Ripper. Author Hallie Rubenhold talks to Joseph O’Connor and sets the record straight, giving these women back their stories. Set just ten years previously, in his l...2019-12-221h 07Murder One: The PodcastJess Kidd, Henrietta McKervey and Paddy Hirsch with Declan BurkePast Crimes: Jess Kidd, Henrietta McKervey and Paddy Hirsch with Declan Burke
From Jess Kidd’s Things in Jars to Henriette McKervey’s Violet Hill, London’s only female Victorian detective, via Hudson’s Kill and the Irish gangs of New York, three novelists use the past as a backdrop to their page-turning adventures of deception, danger – and detection.
Host Declan Burke is an award-winning author and editor. His novel Absolute Zero Cool won the Goldsboro Award in 2012. Books to Die For (2013), co-edited with John Connolly, won the Anthony Award for Best Non-Fiction Crime. The Lammisters, a comic novel, is published b...2019-12-2138 minMurder One: The PodcastMartina Cole in conversation with Breda BrownMartina Cole’s first novel Dangerous Lady caused a sensation when it was published, and launched one of the bestselling fiction writers of her generation. Twenty-seven years later, Martina has gone on to have more No.1 original fiction bestsellers than any other author. She won the British Book Award for Crime Thriller of the Year with The Take , which then went on to be a hit TV series for Sky 1. Her new novel No Mercy was published by Headline in October 2019. Martina held the Murder One audience spellbound as she recounted tales of her family and how she wrote her fir...2019-12-2048 minMurder One: The PodcastUnnatural Causes: Pathologist Dr Richard Shepherd in conversation with Paul CarsonStaring Death in the Eye: Unnatural Causes
In conversation with international bestselling crime writer Dr Paul Carson, Shepherd will take you into his world where he stares death in the eye.
As the UK’s leading forensic pathologist, Dr Richard Shepherd has faced serial killers, natural disaster, ‘perfect murders’ and freak accidents, all in the pursuit of the truth.
And while he’s been involved in some of the most high-profile cases of recent times, it’s often the less well-known encounters that prove the most perplexing, intriguing and even bizarre. In or out of the public eye, his evidence has put ki...2019-12-191h 05Murder One: The PodcastHolly Jackson, Catherine Kirwan and James DelargySam Blake’s Fresh Blood: Meet three stunning debut authors - Holly Jackson, Catherine Kirwan and James Delargy
Find out how these authors got their break and what made the difference for them. How did they get their ideas and how long did it take to go from idea to bookshelf? From ingenious premise, to writing what you know, Sam Blake gets to the heart of three completely different but massively successful debut novels.
Murder One is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network (https://www.headstuff.org/headstuff-podcast-network/)
For more on the Murder One Festival, head to the Murder One we...2019-12-1854 minMurder One: The PodcastCJ Tudor & Stuart Turton in conversation with Sinéad CrowleyThings that Go Bump in the Night: CJ Tudor & Stuart Turton in conversation with Sinéad Crowley
If you loved The Chalk Man and The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, this is the episode for you. Taking crime fiction in new directions, two incredible authors discuss inspiration, outstanding debuts and spine-tingling goings on with bestselling crime author, RTE’s Sinéad Crowley.
CJ Tudor’s debut novel, The Chalk Man, was published by Penguin in January 2018 and was a Sunday Times Bestseller. Her second novel, The Taking of Annie Thorne, was published in February 2019.
Stuart Turton’s The Seven Deaths o...2019-12-1744 minMurder One: The PodcastSteve Cavanagh in Conversation with Andrea CarterMulti-award winning author of the phenomenal international bestseller Thirteen, Steve Cavanagh is back this year with Twisted. Barrister turned bestselling crime writer Andrea Carter discusses life, the law and stunning plot twists with one of Ireland’s most brilliant writers.
Murder One is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network (https://www.headstuff.org/headstuff-podcast-network/)
For more on the Murder One Festival, head to the Murder One website (http://www.murderone.ie/)
Music in this episode from X3nus at Freesound.org (https://freesound.org/people/X3nus/sounds/449940/) .2019-12-161h 07Murder One: The PodcastCrime Hawks: Three Must-Reads Before You DieCrimeHawks: Catherine Ryan Howard, Louise Phillips and Alex Barclay
Rick O’Shea quizzes bestselling authors Catherine Ryan Howard, Louise Phillips and Alex Barclay on the three books they each recommend as lifetime must reads, bring your notebooks!
Murder One is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network (https://www.headstuff.org/headstuff-podcast-network/)
For more on the Murder One Festival, head to the Murder One website (http://www.murderone.ie/)
Music in this episode from X3nus at Freesound.org (https://freesound.org/people/X3nus/sounds/449940/) .2019-12-1556 minMurder One: The PodcastThe Killer Pitch (Simon Trewin and Sam Blake)Sam Blake chats to literary agent Simon Trewin about what catches an agent’s eye, famous hits and misses, and his top ten tips for writing a killer pitch. He gives examples of pitches that worked so you can find out how to make your book irresistible to a literary agent.
Murder One is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network (https://www.headstuff.org/headstuff-podcast-network/)
For more on the Murder One Festival, head to the Murder One website (http://www.murderone.ie/)
Music in this episode from X3nus at Freesound.org (https://freesound.org/people/X3nus/sounds/449940/) .2019-12-141h 04Murder One: The PodcastWatching the Detectives (John Banville, Jane Casey, Roz Watkins, Brian Cliff)Creating brilliant detectives is never easy, especially when so many great writers have left their mark on history. Multi-award winning authors John Banville (Benjamin Black), Jane Casey and Roz Watkins reveal who their fictional favourites are and why, and how they make their own characters stand out.
Hosting the chat is Brian Cliff, Assistant Professor of English at Trinity College, Dublin. His most recent book is Irish Crime Fiction (2018), and he has published essays on authors including Emma Donoghue, John Connolly, Tana French, Paul Muldoon, and Deirdre Madden.
The Murder One Podcast website, on the HeadStuff Podcast Network, is here...2019-12-1357 min
The Alison Spittle Show#84 | Stephen ColferThe Alison Spittle Show – Episode 84 – Stephen Colfer
In Episode 84 – recorded at HeadStuff HQ – Alison chats to actor, writer and producer Stephen Colfer about the phenomenon that is Dreamgun, the Dublin Fringe festival, Chaos Theory, teenage mobster scripts, Liverpudlian operas and selling merch at Cat Laughs.
Alison Spittle does stand-up comedy all the time because there’s no money in it. See alisonspittle.com (http://alisonspittle.com/) or her Twitter (https://twitter.com/AlisonSpittle) for the latest.
Follow Stephen on Twitter (https://twitter.com/stephenpip) for the latest on upcoming gigs and projects.
Come see The Alison Spittle Show at The Dublin Podc...2019-11-1339 min
The Alison Spittle Show#82 | Hannah MamalisThe Alison Spittle Show – Episode 82 – Hannah Mamalis
In Episode 82 – recorded at HeadStuff HQ – Alison chats to comedian Hannah Mamalis about the patriarchy, Reviewables (https://www.headstuff.org/reviewables/) and Phoning It In (https://www.headstuff.org/phoning-it-in/) , grinding on fairy forts in Connemara, Flossy Tops McGonagle, a string of pets doomed for tragedy, going to school at a tourist attraction, teenage politics, Republic of Telly, barbecuing in Stillorgan and haunted clits.
Alison Spittle does stand-up comedy all the time because there’s no money in it. See alisonspittle.com (http://alisonspittle.com/) or her Twitter (https://twitter.com/AlisonSpittle) for the latest...2019-10-111h 18
The Alison Spittle Show#81 | Enda Loughman and Mike Ahern (D.A.D.D.Y.)The Alison Spittle Show – Episode 81 – Enda Loughman and Mike Ahern (D.A.D.D.Y.)
In Episode 81 – recorded at HeadStuff – Alison talks to Extra Ordinary writers and directors Enda Loughman and Mike Ahern (a.k.a. D.A.D.D.Y.) about murder, music videos, famine graves and first films, Betamax, historic potholes, casting agents for dogs, working with magpies, selling your soul, test screenings, ghost stories and tiny haunting.
Alison Spittle does stand-up comedy all the time because there’s no money in it. See alisonspittle.com (http://alisonspittle.com/) or her Twitter (https://twitter.com/AlisonSpittle) for the latest.
E...2019-09-2646 min
Motherfoclóir#97 | Sin é, Achebe: Translating the Great Nigerian Novel into IrishThe Irish for a Prime Minister is Príomh-Aire; Taoiseach is specifically the title of the Prime Minister of Ireland and it comes from the old word for a tribal chief. This word is still used on the Nuacht on those occasions when an African tribal chief is in the news - older listeners might remember references to “An Taoiseach Bhutelezi”.
This isn’t the only time that Irish and African imaginations have dreamed the same dream. When Chinua Achebe set about to write his great novel, Nigeria was not yet an independent state and gripped by a debate on langu...2019-08-2331 min
The Alison Spittle Show#78 | Catherine CohenThe Alison Spittle Show – Episode 78 – Catherine Cohen
In Episode 78 – recorded at HeadStuff HQ during the Vodafone Comedy Festival – Alison talks to comedian Catherine Cohen about comedy cabaret, the Edinburgh fringe, jet lag, “rich hungry man attitude”, past lives, underage drinking, mutton busting at the rodeo and Club Cumming.
Alison Spittle does stand-up comedy all the time because there’s no money in it. See alisonspittle.com (http://alisonspittle.com/) or her Twitter (https://twitter.com/AlisonSpittle) for the latest. Catch her at the Edinburgh Fringe (https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/alison-spittle-mother-of-god) this August.
Get tickets to Catherine’s Edinburgh show, The Twist…? She’...2019-08-161h 06
Motherfoclóir#96 | Hot Gael Summer: Clichés in Opinion Pieces About IrishThe concept of the “silly season” is arguably a dated one in the era of 24 hour news and social media; it dates back to a time when daily newspapers had to fill gaps created by the closure of houses of parliament, higher courts and lulls in the sporting calendar. In some ways, the silly season is all year long now. But in another way, Ireland’s national obsessions with Leaving Cert results, social class and our self-image reaches fever pitch in August, culminating in some terrible hot takes about the state’s policy of access to Irish through the education system. ...2019-08-1651 min
Motherfoclóir#77 | A Rose By Any Other F**king NameDarach is on leave, so Gearóidín takes the hot seat as the gang are joined by a special guest. Brianna Parkins was the Sydney Rose in 2016 and when she took the stage in Tralee she used her platform to call for legal access to abortion. Two years later she returned to Ireland to campaign for the repeal of the Eighth Amendment and is now working in the media in Dublin. She called in to Headstuff Studios to discuss the differences between Ireland and Australia, her favourite Irish words, and her favourite deadly Australian animals. Peadar and Eimear also ch...2019-02-0842 min
Motherfoclóir#75 | Class Clown: #WhyIrish and Motherfoclóir Duolingo ClubsWhere's Darach? He's not in the studio today, so Éimear and Gearóidín are running riot, throwing paper aeroplanes across the Headstuff classroom and talking loudly.
During her curation of the @motherfocloir account in January, Éimear asked Twitter followers to tell her what drove their interest in Irish under the hashtag #WhyIrish. It was trending on Irish Twitter within hours. She tells Gearóidín all about it and the Duolingo classes and groups what were created on foot of it. There are also hedgehogs, handsome Norwegian architects and a man on the run from the law.
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Motherfoclóir#67 | Another World Altogether: Donegal IrishThe partition of Ireland in 1922 only included six of Ulster's nine counties in Northern Ireland. This led to the beautiful county of Donegal being cut off- politically and economically distant from its near neighbours, geographically distant from Leinster House. This remoteness - and the fact that Ulster Irish was under-represented in the formative years of the Republic's Irish language policies - have led to Donegal seeming to be a wee bit different to others in the Republic. But is it just that they're normal and the rest of us are weird?
In today's episode, Darach wanders into the world of...2018-11-3048 min
Motherfoclóir#61 | The Light In The Window: Irish Presidents and the World**Diaspora: from the Greek word diaspeirein "to scatter about, disperse," from dia "about, across" + speirein "to scatter".**
The word "diaspora" was not used in the Irish context until Mary Robinson did so, powerfully sending a message about the global Irish community and the pain felt at both ends of the split of emigration. But 28 years later, is the term still apt?
In the final part of our Uachtarán Trilogy, Darach talks to Peadar and Gearóidín about how presidents have presented Ireland to the world. As well as Professor Robinson's iconic light in the window, they look at Dou...2018-10-2642 min
Motherfoclóir#57 | Mailbag 3: Tiocfaidh Ár DriftIt's Mailbag time again, when the Motherfoclóir team review correspondence that has been submitted to the show by email to motherfocloir@headstuff.org. In this week's visit to the postroom, Darach, Ola and Peadar read and discuss exciting epistles which deal with topics ranging from Greek and Latin, less vs fewer, the widow's memory, an aimsir ghnáthchaite agus an aimsir ghnáthláithreach, the differences between ye, yous, youse, yis and yisser… and the great coddle debate continues.
Happy birthday (or even breithlá sona) to Raidió Na Life, who are 25 this week! Ola and Peadar both present their own show...2018-09-2834 min
The Alison Spittle Show#63 | Marise Gaughan**The Alison Spittle Show – Episode 63 – Marise Gaughan**
In Episode 63 – recorded at HeadStuff HQ – Alison talks to comedian Marise Gaughan about suicide, art and personal stories, breaking into a grave, living in Los Angeles and being a ‘tourist’ at Alcoholics Anonymous, Game Theory and ISIS, Scientology, the politics of comedy and sleeping with celebrities.
Marise is a Dublin-based comedian who is currently performing her show, Drowning, at the Dublin Fringe Festival. [Tickets and more information here](www.fringefest.com/festival/whats-on/drowning). Follow her on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/marisecomedy) for upcoming gigs.
Alison Spittle does stand-up comedy all the time because ther...2018-09-191h 09
Motherfoclóir#54 | Midlands Mayhem: Motherfoclóir at Electric PicnicThe Irish for Stradbally is an tSráidbhaile, which means village (or street-town if you want to be very literal about it). For a weekend at the end of summer every year, Stradbally hosts the Electric Picnic festival and this year the Motherfoclóir Podcast was invited to perform a live show for the revellers. This was a double honour for the show as it allowed local gal Gearóidín McEvoy return from Finland to Strad in triumph, basking in the jealousy of all the townsfolk who ever doubted her superstar status. She is joined on the live show by É...2018-09-0744 min
Motherfoclóir#49 | And Off With She - Tara Flynn & Peig Sayers"Peig passes the Bechdel Test".
Sparklingly witty, unfailingly honest, sometimes misunderstood and with a grá for the Gaeilge, Tara Flynn and Peig Sayers are two women who have been unfairly criticised a lot in recent years. Although Peig is sadly unavailable, Tara was kind enough to visit Darach this week for a chat.
Tara tells Darach about her iconic work on the Morbegs (and the attention to detail put into the Irish language content), reevaluating Peig as an adult and the simple joys of the offline life.
Tara's book "Rage In" published by Headstuff is available in bookshops now and h...2018-08-0333 min
Motherfoclóir#45 | 2 Mailbag 2 FuriousWelcome to the second Motherfoclóir Mailbag show! Listener feedback allows us to see how we’re doing, bring any clarifications to light and gives us ideas for new shows. You can email us at motherfocloir@headstuff.org if you want to get in touch, or even leave a review on iTunes. Correspondence has been flooding in from near and far in relation to recent episodes. Regular offenders Darach and Gearóidín are joined by neutral observers Antoin Beag and Aifric who consider topics ranging from pronunciation, taxation, the use of swearwords to the legacy of Daniel Cassidy much more...2018-07-0637 min
Motherfoclóir#44 | Duolingo – New RulesYour ex – the one who doesn’t like you as much as you like them and knows it – sends a “you up?” text at 11.32pm. Should you not pick up the phone… or, instead of replying, why not practice your Irish on Duolingo instead?
The popularity of Duolingo’s Irish course flies in the face of critics of the language and has been a huge encouragement to those involved in the promotion of Irish. How can we capitalise on this interest?
In this week’s episode, Darach and Peadar are joined by Alan Maguire and Ellen Tannam from Headstuff’s Juvenalia Podcast...2018-06-2946 min
Fascinated with Gearóid FarrellyEp 35: The Meaning of Life with Michelle McManusIn 2003 Michelle McManus shot to fame as the winner of the second series of Pop Idol. Throughout the series she stood out for her powerhouse soul voice. But she also got huge amounts of press coverage for her weight.
Today plus-size is celebrated, body positivity is embraced and everyone is encouraged to be who they are. In 2003 this was not the case. She was pilloried, debated, vilified and criticised every day in the media for the duration of the competition. But it never through her off course and she won with 58% of the public vote.
You would imagine that when an...2018-06-161h 00
The Eighth#10: It Is Done“It always seems impossible until it is done.”- Nelson Mandela
The final episode of the Eighth is a fly on the wall audio journey with Ciara from her hearing the exit poll results through to the final result in Dublin Castle. Featuring a range of voices throughout the day, with special thanks to my sister Evie, my Mam Róisín, Shane, Sharon, Morgan, and Ciara.
Special thanks to Alan and the whole HeadStuff crew for their tireless support, encouragement and help in making this series.
And the biggest thank you of all to my partner in Repeal, Paddy.
We did i...2018-06-0140 min
Fascinated with Gearóid FarrellyEp 34: A Strange Snowy Day with Jann ArdenIn 1998 my friend Niamh Kavanagh was making an album and she recorded some cover versions of a Canadian singer songwriter Jann Arden. I then listened to Jann's orignal versions and I have been hooked ever since.
Jann Arden is a huge recording artist in Canada and had international success in 1994 with her "Living Under June" album. She has just released her 14th album "These Are The Days" and has released more than 40 singles. She has been nominated for 19 Juno awards and won 8 of them. She has contributed to movie soundtracks and is a regular on Canadian television. Leonard Cohen visited...2018-05-2058 min
Motherfoclóir#35 | Citation Needed - Updating VicipéidThis week Darach is in London on Motherfoclóir business and is broadcasting from the British Library at Kings Cross rather than the HeadStuff studios. This setting is appropriate as this week's topic is An Vicipéid, the Irish language portion of Wikipedia.
Darach is joined by Dr. Claire Murray, a chemist by day and lover of the world's free online encyclopedia. As well as giving an overview of her own work, Claire tells Darach about the standards Wikipedia expects and enforces and they encourage listeners to try updating Vicipéid topics close to their own hearts.
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Motherfoclóir#33 | Langers, Gowls and our Oral TraditionToday's episode is a game of two halves. In part one Darach chats to Jody Coogan about certain articles of Hiberno-English slang (specifically, Munster slang) and they discuss whether they have an Irish origin or not.
Such slang words enter the language when spoken English and Irish collide. Speaking of spoken Irish… in part two, Darach is visited by Ola, Clodagh and Gearóidín and they discuss the Irish Leaving Cert Oral exam and go through the irregular verbs (Bí, Feic, Téigh, Déan, Faigh, Abair, Tar, Ith, Tabhair, Beir, Clois).
If you have a story about your Irish O...2018-04-0633 min
The EighthThe Eighth TrailerWith the referendum on the eighth amendment looming, Ireland is witnessing both sides of the debate battle it out in the media, online, in the streets.
But have you ever wondered why these sides - pro repeal and anti repeal - are so diametrically opposed? Where do they part ways? Can we ever know who is right and wrong with such a complex, nuanced issue? Should the constitution mention abortion at all? And can we know when life truly begins and should be protected?
This month, the HeadStuff Podcast Network presents a new podcast series documenting the upcoming referendum on...2018-03-1503 min
The HeadStuff PodcastThe HeadStuff Podcast | International Women's Day 2018 Music SpecialTo celebrate International Women's Day 2018, music editor Andrea Cleary hosts a special episode of the HeadStuff Podcast. Andrea chats feminism, pop music, and the Irish music scene with some of the journalists, musicians, DJ's and critics making a positive impact on the Irish music industry right now. Guests include Emma Langford, Maija Sofia, Claire Beck, Zara Hedderman and Louise Bruton.
Featured Songs: Closed Book by Emma Langford and Flowers by Maija Sofia
Subscribe to The HeadStuff Podcast for future episodes, once-off documentaries and much more on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn or where ever you get your podcasts.2018-03-082h 04
The HeadStuff PodcastThe HeadStuff Podcast | International Women's Day 2018 Music SpecialTo celebrate International Women's Day 2018, music editor Andrea Cleary hosts a special episode of the HeadStuff Podcast. Andrea chats feminism, pop music, and the Irish music scene with some of the journalists, musicians, DJ's and critics making a positive impact on the Irish music industry right now. Guests include Emma Langford, Maija Sofia, Claire Beck, Zara Hedderman and Louise Bruton.
Featured Songs: Closed Book by Emma Langford and Flowers by Maija Sofia
Subscribe to The HeadStuff Podcast for future episodes, once-off documentaries and much more on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn or where ever you get your podcasts.2018-03-082h 06
Reviewables#68 | Inside Your HeadStuff with Martin Fahy & Jonathan SammonWe’ve got a bumper episode this week with monkey expert Martin Fahy and Edwin’s brother Jonathan Sammon. They discuss Faith Healer Compounds in Offaly and where isn’t appropriate for the laying on of hands. The Sammon brothers air some family grievances and Martin gives us his top three gross things that have lived in his […]
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Fascinated with Gearóid FarrellyThe Best of the HeadStuff Podcast Network 2017So here we are, at the end of another year, the 2017th year… can you believe there have already been 2017 years on this planet? Amazing really. Anyway, what we have compiled here is the best of The HeadStuff Podcast Network 2017, short clips from a range of our shows. If something piques your fancy, […]
La entrada The Best of the HeadStuff Podcast Network 2017 se publicó primero en Headstuff.2018-01-0838 minDublandBest of The HeadStuff Podcast Network 2017So here we are, at the end of another year, the 2017th year… can you believe there have already be 2017 years on this planet? Amazing really. Anyway, what we have compiled here is the best of The HeadStuff Podcast Network 2017, short clips from a range of our shows. If something piques your fancy, […]
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Personality Bingo with Tom MoranBest of The HeadStuff Podcast Network 2017So here we are, at the end of another year, the 2017th year… can you believe there have already be 2017 years on this planet? Amazing really. Anyway, what we have compiled here is the best of The HeadStuff Podcast Network 2017, short clips from a range of our shows. If something piques your fancy, […]
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MotherfoclóirBest of The HeadStuff Podcast Network 2017So here we are, at the end of another year, the 2017th year… can you believe there have already be 2017 years on this planet? Amazing really. Anyway, what we have compiled here is the best of The HeadStuff Podcast Network 2017, short clips from a range of our shows. If something piques your fancy, […]
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Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2017-12-2939 min
ReviewablesBest of The HeadStuff Podcast Network 2017So here we are, at the end of another year, the 2017th year… can you believe there have already be 2017 years on this planet? Amazing really. Anyway, what we have compiled here is the best of The HeadStuff Podcast Network 2017, short clips from a range of our shows. If something piques your fancy, […]
La entrada Best of The HeadStuff Podcast Network 2017 se publicó primero en Headstuff.2017-12-2638 minDublandDubland | Merry ChristmasHEY – just a quick update and Merry Christmas from Suzanne and PJ! Maybe check out some other shows on The HeadStuff Podcast Network. Rate and leave Dubland a review here Best of Dubland 2017 has some of the best bits of the podcast from this year including PJ’s move to the southside, Suzanne’s Rose […]
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Motherfoclóir#17 | The Secret Diary of a Cinnire, Age 16 1/2As the author of five YA novels and the presenter of HeadStuff’s Sweet Valley High podcast “Double Love”, Anna Carey knows a thing or two about teen drama. In this week’s episode, she joins Darach and Éimear to share her memories of being a cinnire (a camp counsellor at Irish college) during the 1990s. They discuss how mix tapes and graffiti were the ancestors of today’s social networking, the translation of pop song lyrics to Irish, narcs, céilís and slang as Gaeilge.
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What Am Politics?30 - What Am The Eighth Amendment? (w/ Tara Flynn)New Episode! The boys sit down with comedian, author, actress, and all round wonderful human being, Tara Flynn, to discuss Ireland’s Eighth Amendment and the efforts being made to repeal it.
Tara talks about the history of abortion on the island, some of the misinformation surrounding the subject, and ways to have constructive conversations with those of differing opinions.
[Tara Flynn on Twitter](https://twitter.com/TaraFlynn?lang=en)
[www.taraflynn.ie](http://www.taraflynn.ie/)
Want to be on the show? [Leave us a voicemail](https://www.speakpipe.com/whatampolitics) asking us a question or sharing your thoughts.
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**Recomm...2017-11-141h 10DublandDubland 79We were delighted to be back in the HeadStuff Podcast Studio to record new episodes of Dubland, and now we’re part of The HeadStuff Podcast Network too! We talk about that, including our new Dubland badges, PJ’s shoot for The Young Offenders TV show, Suzanne’s article about being made redundant and of course The Great […]
La entrada 79 DUBLAND se publicó primero en Headstuff.2017-08-3039 min
With RelishWith Relish: HeadStuff’s Brand New Food Podcast | TrailerWith Relish is a bi-weekly food programme who will look deep into Ireland’s culinary industry and identity, with a focus on the individuals that make it up. Through the series we hope to speak to some of the country’s most exciting and innovative chefs, food producers, writers and anyone shaping Ireland’s food landscape. The programme […]
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Fascinated with Gearóid FarrellyFascinated New Season Promo: Listen HereA teaser for the new season of Fascinated with Gearóid Farrelly. The season starts on Wednesday 12th April 2017. You can catch up on all 23 previous episodes over on the HeadStuff Podcast Network. You can check out the full video promo right here.
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Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2017-04-1004 minThe HeadStuff Podcast43. Niall McCann | Writer, Director, DocumentarianOn this episode of The HeadStuff Podcast we welcome Niall McCann, writer and director of the new documentary Lost in France. I’m joined in studio by HeadStuff Film Editor Peter Morris to chat with Niall McCann. His documentary Lost in France is wonderful, so we talk about that, but we also delve deep into subjects […]
La entrada 43. Niall McCann | Writer, Director, Documentarian se publicó primero en Headstuff.2017-03-021h 10The HeadStuff Podcast43. Niall McCann | Writer, Director, DocumentarianOn this episode of The HeadStuff Podcast we welcome Niall McCann, writer and director of the new documentary Lost in France. I’m joined in studio by HeadStuff Film Editor Peter Morris to chat with Niall McCann. His documentary Lost in France is wonderful, so we talk about that, but we also delve deep into subjects […]
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The Alison Spittle Show#22 | Bobby AherneIn Episode 22 – recorded at HeadStuff HQ – Alison gets a history lesson on some of Dublin’s local characters from No Monster Club’s Bobby Aherne. Bobby brings along an excruciatingly bad review that HeadStuff gave his album, People Are Weird. Awkward. He also tells Alison about touring with The Polyphonic Spree, American hotel rooms […]
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ReviewablesREVIEWABLES | Trailer for brand new podcast on HeadStuff Podcast NetworkReviewables is the brand new podcast from The HeadStuff Podcast Network. Every week Cian McGarrigle and his trusty co-host Edwin Sammon will review the overlooked moments and lowbrow pleasures of life. They will review the things that others won’t, from mystery meat to life’s defeats. The first episode will be released next Tuesday 27th of September, […]
La entrada REVIEWABLES | Trailer for brand new podcast on HeadStuff Podcast Network se publicó primero en Headstuff.2016-09-2102 minThe HeadStuff Podcast26. Gearoid FarrellyPlease Subscribe to The HeadStuff Podcast by clicking your favourite coloured box there at the side –> Gearoid Farrelly is one of Ireland’s best comedians and he also hosts a wonderful podcast called Fascinated. And we’re delighted to announce that Fascinated will now be hosted on HeadStuff.org on our shiny new podcast network, which we’re […]
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2016-01-071h 07The HeadStuff PodcastInHouse #2 | Music Round Up 2015Conor and I are joined on the second InHouse episode of The HeadStuff Podcast by Dave Hanratty (HeadStuff Music Editor); Louise Bruton (HeadStuff, Irish Times); Colm O’Regan (Hotpress); and Dean Van Nguyen (Pitchfork, NME). We talk, in no uncertain terms, about Kanye West, Taylor Swift, Beck, U2, The Corrs, Hozier, Sam Smith, Prince, Girl Band, […]
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2015-12-081h 46The HeadStuff PodcastInHouse #1 | Straight Outta Kanye‘Straight Outta Kanye’, the first ‘InHouse’ HeadStuff Podcast has Alan talking to Dave Hanratty, music editor for HeadStuff.org and Colm O’Regan journalist with Hotpress about Kanye West and the world of hip hop. The conversation is centred around Kanye, his famous rambling speech at the VMAs and his announcement of his presidential candidacy, and the […]
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2015-09-071h 01The HeadStuff Podcast10. Paul MurrayThis week we were thrilled to invite Paul Murray, author of ‘Skippy Dies’, ‘The Mark and the Void’, and ‘An Evening of Long Goodbyes’, onto the HeadStuff Podcast. Noel O’Regan, writer and literature editor for HeadStuff.org joins Alan on hosting duties. Both huge fans of Paul Murray’s books, they talk to him about his work, […]
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2015-08-131h 20The HeadStuff Podcast3. Annie AtkinsThis week on The HeadStuff Podcast, Matt and I were absolutely thrilled to talk to Annie Atkins who had just won an Oscar as lead graphic designer on Wes Anderson’s ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel‘. Annie Atkins has also worked on The Tudors, Penny Dreadful, The Boxtrolls and on the latest Stephen Spielberg movie. At the […]
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2015-03-161h 22The HeadStuff Podcast2. Josie LongOn the second episode of The HeadStuff Podcast I talk to Josie Long who is absolutely one of my favourite comedians. I also employ the chin-wagging services of my friend and co-conspirator Mikey Fleming for the beginning of the podcast. We’re in the trial and error phase of the podcast, checking stuff out, seeing what […]
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2015-03-0957 minThe HeadStuff Podcast1. Jarlath ReganIn HeadStuff’s inaugural podcast Alan sits down with Irish comedian and podcast host, Jarlath Regan. Jarlath is the host of one of Ireland’s top podcasts, An Irishman Abroad, with over one million regular listeners. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/193018124?secret_token=s-AyJE8″ params=”auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false&visual=true” width=”100%” height=”450″ iframe=”true” /] If you would like to subscribe to The HeadStuff Podcast on iTunes you can […]
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