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The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 75: The End (For Now)The FINAL EPISODE (maybe, probably, for now at least) of the Limerick Lady Podcast. After 7 years of cobbling these spiels together, we decided, for the craic, to let Zoom's "AI companion" take a swing at writing the episode summary for the show notes. "In this final episode of their podcast, Emma and Ann announced the indefinite suspension of Limerick Lady, citing a lack of friendship between them as the main reason. They reflected on the podcast's history, including its origins with Limerick City Community Radio and notable episodes featuring various guests, while also discussing their...
2025-07-3153 min
The Limerick Lady Podcast2 minute thought on 10th Anniversary of Marriage EqualityOn the 22nd of May 2015, Ireland became the first country in the world to legalise Marriage Equality by popular vote. That is exactly ten years ago today, at the time of recording of this short note by Ann, one half of The Limerick Lady. Ann briefly reflects on how conversations and openness were what won the campaign. Let's be sure to keep talking and listening. Ann will be performing her show, The Morning After The Life Before (@morningafterlb on Insta), in Dance Limerick on Saturday the 24th of May at 8pm.
2025-05-2202 min
The HR Lady, PodcastThe HR Lady Award Winning Podcast: Accountability, Credits Now Available, Merger with HR EmpowermentJoin Wendy Sellers and JC as they celebrate a major achievement in podcasting – multiple awards!
They then delve into the core topic of this episode: accountability in the workplace. Wendy shares insights from her recent training experience, highlighting the importance of effective communication, goal-setting and management follow-through in enhancing employee engagement and performance.
Finally, Wendy Sellers has a big announcement - "The HR Lady®" podcast has merged with the "HR Empowerment" podcast. Wendy and JC are hosts of that podcast too, so it just makes sense. Plus listeners will now get SHRM/ HRCI credits for tun...
2025-05-1420 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 74: Róisín Ní Ghallóglaigh, Consent and Coercion in Irish Traditional SongWelcome to the April edition of the Limerick Lady Podcast. Alternate title: "What gets me goin' about Bóinn". We were joined this month by the brilliant Róisín Ní Ghallóglaigh who recently gave a seminar on the sexist themes within lots of traditional Irish songs that for a long time we've all just kind of... Overlooked, or not known about. Róisín Ní Ghallóglaigh is an accomplished solo performer, guitarist and composer. She is currently a member of Irish-Estonian trio, Iiri-Eesti Lauluvagi, featuring Anne-Mai Valk and Hanna-Reet Ruul. In 2020, s...
2025-04-2458 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 73: Sharon Slater, historian, "in the end everybody dies"We're back! Did you miss us? Did you even notice we were gone for a month? Did you spot our new glasses? Our haircuts? Honestly, sometimes feels like you're just not paying attention... Anyway, WE'RE BACK with a March edition of the Limerick Lady Podcast. We're joined by sarcastic and all-knowing (almost) oracle Sharon Slater, to talk about Limerick's link to Saint Patrick (if that even IS his name) (It's not). Sharon Slater is an award-winning historian and author whose focus is on the history of Limerick. She has appeared on RTE, TG4, and PBS pr...
2025-03-2059 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 72: Eve Stafford "Art Is A Business, Business Is An Art"For our first episode of 2025, we're joined by pun-lover, recovering graphic designer, style icon and professional soprano Eve Stafford: the brand new president of the Limerick branch of Network Ireland, and possibly the first artist to be president of the branch! Network Ireland is a non-profit, voluntary organisation, with over 1,000 members and seventeen very dynamic branches. Established in 1983, this is a progressive, dynamic organisation supporting the professional and personal development of women. Eve is a professional singer and classical crossover soprano from Limerick. She's best known as a wedding and events singer all across Munster f...
2025-01-1653 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 71: Our Ho-Ho-Hopes for a Better 2025Ann and Emma reflect on the year gone by and hopes for a better 2025. In this "angry corner" we have a little cathartic rant about the state of Ireland's housing crisis, the lack of supports in Limerick for victims of sexual assault, the horror of what's happening in Afghanistan, and the appalling lack of non-skinny-jeans for baby girls... And lots more besides. This podcast is a look at the ideological and practical feminist issues of 2024, and what we hope we won't have to keep talking about next year. The Limerick Lady is a grassroots movement ba...
2024-12-191h 04
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 70: Opera Workshop and Limerick's "Banned" AuthorWhat happens when your books, for all the right reasons, are banned? Well sometimes the controversy just drives demand; unfortunately it also often means the author's name is all-but-lost to the mists of time, and relegated to the back of the collective mind. Such was the case for Limerick's own Kate O'Brien whose 50th anniversary we mark in 2024. O'Brien had two books "Mary Lavelle" and "Land of Spices" banned in Ireland, and she herself was banned from Spain, for expressing some very progressive ideas around politics, women's liberation, and sexual identity. On this month's episode w...
2024-11-2153 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 69: Sex-Positivity and Entrepreneurship with Shawna Scott, Sex SiopaCome one, come all! This month we celebrate 69 episodes of the Limerick Lady with a chat about sex, sex myths, the sex toy industry and lots more with Seattle-born, Galway-based Shawna Scott the founder and owner of "Sex Siopa". Shawna talks to us about seeing a gap and choosing to fill it, about the holes in medical professionals' knowledge around sexual health and pleasure, and about how she opened up for business during the pandemic. We will not be apologising for euphemistic language, no we will not. Shawna Scott is the owner and founder of th...
2024-09-1758 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 68: Playwright & Actor Georgina Miller On The Highs And Lows of Aerial TheatreLimerick's Georgina Miller Georgina is an actress, writer and voice-over artist. She's also a graduate of the full-time actor training course at the Gaiety School of Acting. Georgina won the award for Best Actress from the Guinness ISDA Festival for her performance in "At the Black Pig’s Dyke" (MIDAS). In this month's episode she talks to us about her debut play, a hybrid aerial show called "Freefalling". Freefalling is an autobiographic play about a backpacking trip in her 30s during which she developed the incredibly rare Guillain-Barre syndrome which left her paralysed, alone and fearing for her...
2024-08-1656 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 67: Niamh Dunne On Songwriting, Vulnerability and Celebrating Traveler Heritage In July we're joined by Niamh Dunne to chat about the highs and lows of a career in music, the value of vulnerability in art, and her latest project which involved traveling the length of the country with two pipers, her dad Mickey Dunne and Paddy Keenan of the Bothy Band, exploring and celebrating Traveler heritage through their documentary project The Long Grazing Acre. Niamh is an accomplished fiddle player and singer. ‘Tides’, her first album of self-penned songs was released in 2022 to widespread critical acclaim. She is a member of the group, Beoga whose album ‘How to Tun...
2024-07-1848 min
The Last Lady: Memoirs of a Pastors WifeIntroducing The Last Lady Podcasta brief intro to the podcast
2024-06-2400 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 66: T.A. Narrative, Electro-Space-Pop-Punk with a Limerick AccentHAPPY PRIDE MONTH! For our June episode, Emma and Ann got a twofer! We're joined this month by Anna Murphy AND Tara Nix of Limerick musical duo T.A. Narrative. We were also joined quietly (mostly) by Maeve the dog. The conversation danced with abandon through and around the topics of activism, Eurovision, the representation of women and queer people on stages and on radio, the impact of big mad costumes and facepaint on stage, and how creative people need to "crawl out of their holes" and people generally need to "not be gowls". ...
2024-06-1948 min
Watch With YouThree Things We Hate About...A Three Times a Lady PodcastK Dot reminded Madame Lazet, Miss V and JJ how to hate (respectfully). In this Three Times A Lady podcast we talk about the WNBA, Diddy (before the Rolling Stone article dropped), the Olympics, BET Award nomination, the Kendrick vs Drake beef and an unedited impromptu discussion of The Idea of You-the book and the movie.
We recorded this podcast directly after our ForeverYoung podcast, which is out now.
Citations available upon request.
2024-05-311h 36
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 65: Dr Emma Fisher-Owen: Theatre-Designer, Animator, and Master Of PuppetsAs we said back in April, we knew it was coming, it was inevitable, we said: it's gonna be May. And here it is! Hello! This month we spoke to Dr Emma Fisher-Owen; writer, theatre designer, puppeteer and stop-motion animator. We spoke to Emma about her love of "promenade" theatre; about using 860 storage boxes to create the set for the recent production of "Handle With Care"; about "coming out" as disabled through her PhD show "Pupa"; and about the amazing meet-cute that brought her and her husband and partner in creative crime together, and led them to c...
2024-05-1640 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 64: Cartoonist, Illustrator & Friend To Crows "Ciaraíoch"Happy April to all our lovely fools- I mean listeners. LISTENERS. You're lovely. Thank you! This month Emma spoke to Ciara Kenny aka Ciaraíoch, cartoonist and illustrator, about her first forays into illustration through the college paper, her inspirations and influences, her upcoming exhibition in Limerick City, and her cheeky little crow friend. Ciaraíoch (Ciara Kenny) is a freelance cartoonist and illustrator from rural Kerry, which she refuses to leave due to a vague distrust of both motorised transport and townies. She has a keen interest in social justice, feminism, nature, and Irish his...
2024-04-1844 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 63: Why We Don't Just "Stick To The Music"Emma Langford and Ann Blake shoot the breeze with a chat around arts and activism; how they're inextricably intwined for any artist with a social conscience; and about the ever-conflicting expectations the public have of artists to either "do more" or to "just shut up and do your job". We touch on topics like the Síle-Na-Gig, Eurovision, the Irish artists' SXSW boycott, RTÉ's handling of censorship around activism, and the vulnerability of artists taking any kind of socio-political stance; And there's a belated little International Women's Day message! Oh and we talk a bi...
2024-03-2148 minThe HR Lady, PodcastAbout "The HR Lady" podcastEmbark on an enlightening journey into the world of leadership with The HR Lady® Podcast. This podcast not only equips you with strategic tools to master employee attraction, but also transforms your perspective towards becoming an employer of choice.
Our approach is direct, unfiltered, and conducive, designed to overhaul your company's culture.
We dive deep into robust discussions, unpacking real-life challenges faced in the workplace.
We do not just highlight the issues but also offer actionable strategies for tackling them.
Our podcast isn't all business, though; we believe that a touch of humor keeps the conversation engaging....
2024-02-2300 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 62: Ailbhe Smyth: Voting Yes and Yes on the 8th of MarchOn 8 March 2024, Irish citizens will be asked to vote in two referendums to change our Constitution. The first Referendum concerns the concept of Family in the Constitution. The second Referendum proposes to delete an existing part of the Constitution and insert new text providing recognition for care provided by family members to each other. You have two separate votes on whether you wish to make the proposed changes to the current text of Article 41 of the Constitution. Ailbhe Smyth, an activist in women's rights and the rights of LGBTQIA+ people, is actively campaigning for a ye...
2024-02-1559 minThe Limerick Lady PodcastSpecial Announcement: No Episode This Month January 2024Unfortunately there is no episode this month as Emma is on tour in the USA and Ann is in the middle of a big (good) life episode that she will be letting people know about soon. Find out more and get ticets for Emma's USA shows at www.emmalangfordmusic.com/tour The Limerick Lady is a grassroots movement based in Limerick, Ireland, with a focus on promoting conversation around gender, visibility, gender balance and the arts. It was founded in 2016 by award-winning (and losing) singer-songwriter Emma Langford, who hosts the podcast alongside fellow award-winning (and l...
2024-01-1800 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 61: Molly Cantwell: Bunratty singer, multi-media journalist, high level tin-whistle playerHAPPY CHRISTMAS! This month we spoke to Molly Cantwell about her charity cover of ‘River’ which was released on Wednesday the 20th of December in aid of GCN (Gay Community News), in memory of her late friend Joe Drennan who was killed this year in a hit-and-run incident in Limerick. We also chatted about her time dressing as a medieval lady to sing at banquets in Knappogue and Bunratty, her work in journalism, and some hidden talents that she has not adequately exploited recently. Molly Cantwell is a 25-year-old Irish/Valenciano/Madeiran queer multimedia journalist and student at t...
2023-12-2153 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 60: Eilís Walsh: The Night Doesn't Belong To UsFor our November episode, we're joined by Eilís Walsh, a graduate of MSc in Marketing, Consumption and Society. Eilís is a blogger, photographer, and burgeoning social media marketer from Co Kilkenny, now living in Limerick. She is one of three project leaders of The Night Doesn't Belong To Us, alongside Maria McSweeney and Julie McLoughlin. In the wake of tragic events of the last few years, "The Night Doesn't Belong To Us" emerges as a timely and vital project, addressing the concerns and experiences of women navigating the streets of Limerick after dark. Bor...
2023-11-2353 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 59: Jennifer Moran Stritch, Thanatologist: Let's Talk About Death, BabyHappy Halloween! This month we're joined by thanatologist and Death Café host Jennifer Moran-Stritch. Jennifer is a lecturer at the Technological University of the Shannon in Limerick. The focus of her teaching is in personal development, therapeutic group work skills, and loss and grief for the caring professional. In addition to lecturing, Jennifer is the primary principal investigator of the Loss and Grief Research Group which is part of Social Sciences ConneXions Research Institute at TUS. She also teaches on the RCSI/Irish Hospice MSc in Loss and Bereavement and is a certified thanatologist and the current Irish representative to the...
2023-10-261h 09
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 58: Róisín Stack: Writer/Performer "No Woman Is An Island"Emma and Ann chat to theatre maker Róisín Stack whose show No Woman Is An Island is premiering at Dublin Theatre Festival 2023. The discussion covers the ins and outs, ups and downs of the creative process, which she humorously describes as 'stumbling blindly through the dark'. Given that Ann happens to be directing the play, the episode also explores the dynamic between performer and director in the rehearsal room. One conclusion that is decidedly drawn from this chat is the importance of 'the craic' when it comes to making artistic work. No Woman Is An...
2023-09-1956 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 57: Tiffany Glenn AKA "Fannylander": Zines, Keith Green, and Coffee MachinesThis month we talk to beloved Limerick-based collage artist, writer, and coffee slinger Tiffany Glenn aka Instagram's "Fannyland". Tiffany runs a monthly collage night at the Wickham Way market in Limerick City, and can be found in her blue/teal/robin-egg coloured shed in the same marketplace every Saturday and Sunday serving some of the best coffee in town. Originally from Colorado, Tiffany has run the gamut of career-paths in her time, from sex-shop sales-assistant to the military, and from phlebotomist to flight attendant – not necessarily in that order. This episode is something of a fren...
2023-08-171h 08
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 56: Tracy Bruen, DIY Musician: The Cost Is You This month we talk to Galway artist Tracy Bruen. Tracy was on the lineup of the first ever Limerick Lady event at the Limerick Milk Market in the summer of 2016. She joins us 7 years on to catch us up on her life and career. Over the last ten years, Tracy has toured extensively throughout Ireland and Europe. Her debut album "Mirror" was released in 2017. Singles from her sophomore album, "Waiting", released in January 2023, have received extensive national and regional radio play, with "Dream Away" and "Silence Crawls" both reaching the top ten in the RTÉ Radio charts. Ove...
2023-07-2057 min
The Hoss LadyCorinne Crabtree and The Hoss Lady Talk OrganizationCorinne Crabtree of the NoBS Weightloss Program joined me today for a fantastic conversation on how having a Home Organizer has helped her and her family, how having an organized kitchen can help in your weight loss journey, and how taking the process in slow, easy steps will ultimately help you BECOME organized and not just organized your clutter over and over again. Corinne Crabtree is a Master Certified Weight and Life Coach with a mission to help every woman break generational curses in order to improve their personal health and wealth. Corinne lost 100lbs 15 yea...
2023-06-1638 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 55: El Reid-Buckley, Alt-Pride, "The place in which I'll fit will not exist until I make it."Special guest on the podcast this month is El Reid Buckley. El Reid-Buckley (they/them) is a sociologist, writer, and collage artist based in Limerick, Ireland. They are currently completing a PhD in Sociology on bisexualities in post-marriage equality Ireland – they're currently waiting on their viva voce! "Free 'Til Viva" in their own words. Their research, writing and artistic practice is broadly focused on issues of genders and sexualities; with research interests in a wide number of areas such as trans theory, pop culture, media studies, archival and memorial practices, and the politics of space. Overall, their wo...
2023-06-1355 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 54: Gráinne O'Brien, A Limerick Fairytale Emma and Ann chat with Limerick woman, newly published author and children's book buyer for O'Mahony's Books, Gráinne O'Brien. Gráinne O’Brien has been the Children's Book Buyer at O’Mahony’s, one of the largest independent booksellers open since 1902, for the last ten years. She’s taught creative writing workshops at 3rd level, and is the Head of Publishing at Walls of Limerick. She co-founded Silver Apples Magazine in 2014 and has gone on to publish many talented emerging writers within it. In 2018, she completed the MA in Creative Writing in UL and received an Irish Arts C...
2023-05-251h 10
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 53: Laura O'Shea, Just Making The ThingThis month, Emma Langford and Ann Blake have a return guest in the form of IFTA nominated and award winning director, writer and actor Laura O'Shea. Having spent a number of years working in call centre and then a shoe shop, Laura's professional trajectory in film has been steadily rising. Taking the power into her own hands and making short films to get her face and her work out there she talks about the importance of making work despite limited resources. "You don't really need money to make people feel things." Her latest short film 'Wednesday's Child...
2023-04-1954 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 52: Dr. Susan Liddy, Catalyst International Film FestivalEmma Langford and Ann Blake talk to Dr. Susan Liddy, founder of Catalyst International Film Festival, about the festival which is set to take place from the 30th of March to the 1st of April at various venues around Limerick City. The three consider the challenges faced by new and emerging festivals in gaining an audience, and they discuss the key elements needed to allow such a thing to grow and survive. Established in 2019 on the cusp of the impending pandemic, the festival was forced to go virtual in its first year but has grown ever since a...
2023-03-2252 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 51: Wallis Bird Talks Gráinne Mhaol the Pirate QueenJust a short one this month, but a good one all the same! Singer/Songwriters Emma Langford and Wallis Bird talk about their forthcoming show, "Daughters Of The Pirate Queen: Spirit of Grace O'Malley" which will take place on the 8th of March (International Women's Day) at the National Concert Hall in Dublin. The show was dreamed up by composer & conductor Eímear Noone in 2021, and at long last is coming to life with the help of the National Symphony Orchestra and a diverse cast of voices including Nina Hynes, Celine Byrne, Aisling McGlynn, Dawn Ken...
2023-02-2334 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 50: The Limerick Lady LIVE, Limerick's Queer History, with Sharon SlaterJoin podcasting duo The Limerick Lady at The Record Room in Limerick City on the 24th of November for an uplifting and illuminating celebration of the decade of centenaries. The Limerick Lady LIVE (part 1), hosted by Emma Langford and Ann Blake features expert guest, historian Sharon Slater, who guides us through the experiences and stories of a selection of historic LGBTQ+ women in Ireland between 1912 and 1923. This event took place in front of a live audience at The Record Room in Limerick City. Part 2 featuring Sharon, the Wild Geeze and Abe Soare will be available in Febr...
2023-01-1946 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 49: Ann & Emma: The Year In ReviewOn the podcast this month, Ann and Emma reflect on the year that’s been and gone, looking back on their personal peaks and troughs as well as highlights of 2022 for The Limerick Lady. This episode is about looking back, as well as looking forward to a new year. There are also some wild claims made about Munster’s French-speaking history. 2022 was a busy year for both of your hosts, but it was marked by the final reemergence of the world from covid fear, so yes, sorry – just when you thought we could all move on from talking...
2022-12-141h 09
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 48: Dr Tracy Fahey: Samhain – Tying Together Past and PresentNEWS FIRST! We're doing a live show on the 24th of November at the Record Room (downstairs in The Commercial on Catherine Street, Limerick City) at 8pm. Special guests are historian Sharon Slater, musical comedy duo The Wild Geeze, and singer-songwriter Abe Soare. Doors at 8, kicking off at 8.30 sharp – this is a pre-recorded live podcast episode so get in early and take your seats on time. Tickets are €5 – pay on the door. This month we meet Dr Tracy Fahey, an Irish author who has been twice shortlisted for Best Collection at the British Fantasy Awards in 2017 for The Un...
2022-11-1752 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 47: Helena Close & Marie Boylan, Co-playwrites, "we make each other better"This month we meet Helena Close and Marie Boylan, the writing team behind brand new play "Red Army". Red Army is the flagship production for the Lime Tree Theatre in Limerick City, and is set to run from the 22nd to the 29th. The play centres on four women and their intersecting lives as they're drawn together by a shared love of Munster rugby, and the shared tragedy of the sudden death of Munster coach Axel Foley in 2016. This episode we look at the on-stage visibility and representation of women over the age of 50, especially in the w...
2022-10-1947 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 46: Justyna Cwojdzińska: Forging Polish-Irish Friendships Through The ArtsIn this episode Ann and Emma chat with honourary Limerick Lady and tour de force Justyna Cwojdzińska, the artistic director of The Polish Arts Festival. Our hosts and guest explore everything from common mythologies between Ireland and Poland, to Slavic Gymnastics, to how the never-ending discussion around "women's rights" can ironically often deflect from the fact that those rights are, quite simply, human rights. Justyna Cwojdzińska studied Theatre at Cultural College in Wrocław and holds an M.A in English Language and Literature from the University of Wrocław. She has been involved since 2000 in t...
2022-09-141h 05
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 45: Lauren Guilfoyle: Fixing Knees and Spilling TeaAnn and Emma chat to Lauren Guilfoyle, a Chartered Physiotherapist, about women in sport. The discussion covers a wide variety of her experience and whether her life would be different if she had more visible female role models in sport in childhood. Emma reminisces that, as a child, she felt sport just wasn't for her and Ann grapples with the fact she finds herself supporting the women's English soccer team. Lauren works with a variety of sports teams including Ireland Basketball & Cork Constitution RFC. She recently completed a Masters in Sport, Exercise and Performance Psychology a...
2022-08-1655 min
TECHxplorationThe Boss Lady, Podcasting Tech, Course Automation, Heated Car Seats … Oh My!We had the pleasure of chatting with Teresa Rand, a.k.a. The Boss Lady. She's a successful entrepreneur who came from decades of experience in non-profit as CEO of a Georgia branch of the YMCA. The conversation was so much fun as we jumped from podcast tech to website software and everything in between. We geeked out on bourbon for a bit and got a little bit frustrated with BMW for trying to charge us monthly for heated seats! Hosts: Craig Brooks (CEO) and David Forman (COO) of Clarity Creative Group in Orlando, FL ...
2022-07-2634 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 44: Ann & Emma, Life Isn't A Binary Experience It's just the two of us building castles in the sky... This month Ann and Emma are without a guest, so sit back and enjoy what can simply be described as a meandering conversation about everything and anything. This episode is given over to reflecting on the month that's been; whiskey-tasting and talking to spirits; Limerick Pride; burnout and the importance of taking holidays; ego and how it can make us nervous workaholics; trans rights and nosy neighbours; beard rash; and how life simply isn't a binary or linear experience in any sense. Ann...
2022-07-2156 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 43: Ailbhe Smyth, Lesbian, Academic and FeministIn this episode Emma and Ann ambush poor Ailbhe and wrangle every conceivable bit of info out of her about her life, her activism, and where the feck she gets all the energy! In this episode Ailbhe Smyth – activist extraordinaire – gives us a first-hand perspective, whistle-stop tour of the recent socio-political history of Ireland, from the removal of the Legitimacy Act in 1987 which removed all remaining legal distinctions between children born to married and unmarried parents, to the divorce referendum of 1995 - both of which impacted Ailbhe directly. Ailbhe Smyth was the founding head of Women...
2022-06-161h 11
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 42: Eva O'Connor, Future Limerick Climate Arts FestivalThis month Eva O'Connor joins Ann Blake to talk about changing the focus and conversation around climate. Theatre maker, Eva, is the co-producer of the inaugural Future Limerick: Climate Arts Festival with Hildegarde Ryan and their company Sunday's Child Theatre. Eva, a prolific playwright and performer, has had huge success with shows such as My Name Is Saoirse and Overshadowed, the latter which was turned into an 8 episode series for BBC3 in 2017. Her play Mustard premiered in 2020 and is due to tour to Edinburgh Fringe in August 2022. During the chat, Eva and Ann ta...
2022-05-1947 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 41: Tina Nsubuga, Put More Into The World Than You're Taking OutOn this month's episode your hosts Emma Langford and Ann Blake are joined from Barcelona by special guest Tina Nsubuga. Tina is a 29-year-old Ugandan-Irish Fashion-Tech entrepreneur. Ever evolving and exploring, she currently finds herself developing a company that influences not just our thoughts on fashion but also our behaviours towards a much more sustainable fashion lifestyle. On top of that, she's also focusing on separating her work and career from her self worth by actively slowing down and reconsidering what success looks like. During the chat, Tina talks about her childhood experience of foster ca...
2022-04-2059 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 40: Taryn De Vere, Choosing JoyConnecting to a "joy state"; writing as part of the healing process; self esteem and "sexual self-esteem"; teaching your kids kindness and respect; running a zero-drama household; establishing and practicing our boundaries... A mere handful of the subjects explored in this month's podcast episode with host Emma Langford and special guest Taryn De Vere. Joy-bringer, writer, podcaster, mother of 5, colourful fashionista... Taryn De Vere moved from Australia to Ireland in 1998 and is now a firm fixture in Ramelton, County Donegal. Earlier this year Taryn started to share her ObjectDressChallenge on her social media channels, launching her into th...
2022-03-2453 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastLKLadyPod #39 Ruth Medjber: "Just Because It’s Feckin’ Music, Doesn’t Mean It’s Not Art!"“I do genuinely adore my job, and I’m dancing in the crowd while I’m taking my photographs” To drastically paraphrase Jona Lewie, you will always find Ruth Medjber with a camera in her hand at parties. This month's guest talks to us about the things that elevated her to being selected to tour with the likes of Hozier and Arcade Fire. She breaks down the “weird engineering side of things” involved in great music photography - not just knowing your tool, but also having an awareness of the band, the crew, the crowd, so you’re ready for whatever’s...
2022-02-1757 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 38: "244 Women Since 1996" Ann and Emma record together, in person, for the first time since March of 2020. This month's episode is a reflection on gender-based violence, men's violence, and violence against women. According to Women's Aid, 244 women have died violently in Ireland since 1996. Of resolved cases, 87% were perpetrated by a man. 13% of perpetrators were strangers. We dedicate this episode to the memories of all these women. You can report flashing and assault under section 45 of the sexual offences act For help, contact Women's Aid 24hrs at 1800 341 900 or visit Safe Ireland at https://www.safeirela...
2022-01-2054 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 37: Mamobo Ogoro, Gorm Media: Keeping Your Cool This Christmas Incredible, and incredibly busy woman Mamobo Ogoro joined Emma and Ann for this end-of-year episode! This conversation, recorded on the day of the Winter Solstice, takes in Christmas and Solstice traditions and rituals around turning over a new leaf. Christmas can be a tricky time for many - going back to the family home, seeing old friends and family members we may not always see eye-to-eye with. The trio discuss the value of empathetic conversation in place of arguments, and Mamobo delivered some vital, helpful tips on how we can benefit more from these conversations - and...
2021-12-2352 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastMinisode: Story Kid? The Winter Solstice with Roisin Little"Story Kid?" is a new series of mini-podcasts from the Limerick Lady where Emma Langford and Ann Blake are joined by various guests with interesting insights & stories for a brief but enriching chat about life. The Winter Solstice falls on the 21st of December, it is historically the shortest day, and the longest, darkest night of the year. This day marks the turn of the season toward longer brighter days - the "grand stretch" starts now! Emma is joined by Roisin Little (she/her), a Film maker from Ballydehob West Cork. She loves j...
2021-12-2107 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 36: Cassie Delaney, Tall Tales Podcasts: Creeping, Queerness and Organised Religion This month Cassie Delaney joins Ann Blake to talk about the freedom and political power of podcasts, creepiness, queerness and being on the other side of an intense religious upbringing. A lot of fun was had in the making of this episode - just to be clear - even though Emma wasn't there. (She's very busy touring at the moment but sends her love!) Cassie runs Tall Tales Podcasts which produces, among many others, Mother of Pod, Juvenalia and the charmingly gruesome true crime comedy podcast, The Creep Dive. Having started off in journalism and moving onto...
2021-11-1755 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastSandrine Ndahiro, Unapologetic Magazine: Choosing to Change the NarrativeSandrine Uwase Ndahiro is this month's Limerick Lady podcast guest. She joins Ann Blake and Emma Langford to talk about her project, Unapologetic Magazine. She also speaks about the burden that falls to people to advocate for themselves, and the burden of representing all minority voices as an outspoken member of a minority group. Sandrine Uwase Ndahiro is an English Ph.D. student in the University of Limerick. Sandrine’s research centres on third generation African writers, such as Afrofuturists, who have emerged during the era of late liberalism and who have introduced multiple and nuanced perspectives for...
2021-10-2053 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 34: Dr. Belinda Vigors, Irish Women, As Cutting As We Are Kind Ann and Emma chat with Dr. Belinda Vigors - she's a social scientist, and the host and curator of the Women of Ireland Project. An Irish woman living in the UK, Belinda became acutely aware of her 'Irishness' once she moved away. She has set out through the Women of Ireland Project to connect Ireland's past to the lived experiences of modern Irish women. The project explores Ireland's culture, history and heritage, and also involves interviewing women of Ireland about how our culture has shaped them. Belinda describes that what she does is look to hist...
2021-09-161h 05
The Limerick Lady PodcastLKLadyPod #34 Dr. Belinda Vigors: Irish Women, As Cutting As We Are KindAnn and Emma chat with Dr. Belinda Vigors - she's a social scientist, and the host and curator of the Women of Ireland Project. An Irish woman living in the UK, Belinda became acutely aware of her 'Irishness' once she moved away. She has set out through the Women of Ireland Project to connect Ireland's past to the lived experiences of modern Irish women. The project explores Ireland's culture, history and heritage, and also involves interviewing women of Ireland about how our culture has shaped them. Belinda describes that what she does is look to history to understand today a...
2021-09-141h 11
Not A Lady: A Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman PodcastEpisode 2.1 – The RaceWhen Dr. Quinn faces opposition in both her personal and professional life, she refuses to let male-directed traditions keep her from being the best. Sarah and Kelly return to reveal the true stories behind incredible women like Joan of Arc and Lady Godiva, before breaking down the challenges faced when practitioners disagree on treatment methods. The sisters gallop their way into a new era of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman talking all about Season 2, Episode 1: The Race.
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2021-09-011h 31
Not A Lady: A Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman PodcastSeason 1 TriviaHow much do YOU remember? Join Sarah and Kelly as they seek to answer trivia questions you sent in about Season 1 of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. This bonus episode includes announcements and updates in regards to Not A Lady Podcast Season 2!
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2021-08-2031 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 33: Caroline O'Donoghue, Reliving The Teenage ExperienceCaroline O'Donoghue is the author of two novels, Scenes of a Graphic Nature and Promising Young Women - not to be mistaken with Promising Young Woman (singular) starring Carey Mulligan, unless you want to give Caroline an Oscar that is. Ann Blake and Emma Langford chat with the Cork-born novelist about the music that defined their youth, the regression to their teens due to the pandemic, the fear of being a bad role model and drawing on real life (or not) in making art. Caroline is also a columnist, the co-host of the Sentimental Garbage pod...
2021-08-191h 11
void lady/artist podcastVoid Lady___artist podcast #01 [自己紹介]初めまして。void ladyです。
podcastの配信を初めてみました。
自己紹介や、発信していきたいことなどをつらつらと話しております。
私は建築、アート、ファッション、文学、映画など、
分野を横断して制作しています。
制作過程や、自分自身の考え方、最近読んだ本や、ライフスタイルも発信していきたいです。
ゆるく聴いていただけたら幸いです。
2021-07-2706 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 32: Jenny McDonald, Building Your Own BoatEmma and Ann speak to Jenny McDonald, theatremaker and facilitator originally from Toronto, Canada now based in Dublin. Pandemics and performances haven't really gone together and the industry has been left adrift, so Jenny explains how she and a group of women chose to build their own boat - as such. She is the creator and director of SoloSIRENs, a Tallaght based collective of emerging and established theatre artists amplifying women's voices onstage and beyond. SoloSIRENs recently produced Cessair, a performance and installation at the Civic, that used the Irish myth of Cessair a...
2021-07-1555 minNot A Lady: A Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman PodcastTrailerSeason 1 Trailer
Not A Lady takes a positive, analytical look at Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman; discussing the plot, history, culture, and medicine in every episode!
#NotALadyPodcast
2021-07-0904 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastPamela Connolly: Pillow Queens, Popping Ears, And Trying To Pay The RentEmma and Ann try all year round to keep the guests diverse, interesting and brilliant, but Pride Month is always an extra special occasion - this June, we hear from vocalist, guitarist, bassist, songwriter and merch-packager Pamela Connolly of Choice Prize nominated Dublin band Pillow Queens. The trio cover in one jam-packed hour the importance of queer representation in mainstream music, the difficulties faced by musicians in balancing a public persona with the tough reality of trying to earn a living from music alone, and how listening to Jack Johnson can cause massive sexual awakenings if you're...
2021-06-161h 07
The Limerick Lady PodcastProfessor Emilie Pine: Performing Memory, Democratising FeminismWe may not hold on forever to past feelings of joy, grief or loss but every chapter, every song is a performance of that memory - be it personal or collective. In this month's podcast Emma Langford and Ann Blake talk to writer and academic Emilie Pine about her no.1 bestseller "Notes To Self" (2018), a collection of personal essays about alcoholism, family, relationships, sexual abuse and miscarriage - how it felt to share those life experiences with the world in the form of a book, and how she found the transition from academic writing to non-fiction. ...
2021-05-191h 02
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 29: Olivia Chau, DJ, Podcaster, Craic MechanicBroadcaster, podcast, youth worker, animal lover and DJ Olivia Chau has been stalwart of the music scene in Limerick for over 13 years now. If she isn’t running, promoting, or playing at gigs, she is at gigs. Having started as an Indie DJ over 13 years ago, she now plays a blend of Disco, Nu-Disco, ’80s, and ’90s R&B. In 2019, Olivia became a Craic Mechanic of Sing Along Social, a no commitment choir for people who can’t sing well. Just this year in March 2020, she started her own radio show called Don’t Kill The Beat on Limeric...
2021-04-1458 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 28: IWD, Fiona Reilly and Mary ConroyThis time last year Ann and Emma hosted their first ever live Limerick Lady podcast with an audience in the beautiful, historic surrounds of erstwhile supermarket Ormston House. The building was opened as a supermarket in 1961, closing in 1982, only to be reopened in 2011 as a Cultural Resource Centre to create new opportunities for artists and arts workers. This International Women's Day, we meet two artists being supported by Ormston House's new scheme: Ormston House Feminist Supermarket - a celebration of both the building's purpose of yore and its modern values. Mary Conroy and Fiona Reilly a...
2021-03-181h 05
2021-02-2101 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 27: Rev Nóirín Ní Riain: Learning To Be Silent and ListenAnn and Emma caught up with a woman who has interwoven her way into both of their lives in various ways: the ordained interfaith minister who married Ann and her wife Jenny; a tutor and mentor to Emma in University; and a friend to both. During this month's podcast we learn why Reverend Nóirín Ní Riain has such respect for the arts of silence and of listening. Nóirín generously shares the story behind suddenly losing her voice for 20 years at the age of 14; as well as the journey that brought her to her faith...
2021-02-171h 09
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 26: Sharon Slater, The Women Who Made LimerickSharon Slater, Limerick historian, joins our hosts Ann Blake and Emma Langford to talk about the brand new Women of Limerick app, created alongside the team at local creative hub Ormston House. The app is interactive and brings the user on a walking tour of Limerick city and the women of Limerick who have shaped the world through innovation, creativity and philanthropy. The discussion explores the ever-evolving field of recording history, and why it's important to document the truth. Follow Sharon Slater on all platforms @limerickslife. For more information on the 'Women of Limerick' app c...
2021-01-201h 05
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 25: Dr. Norah Patten, Santa, Stardust and Space ToiletsIt's the most wonderful time of the year; the season of giving; a season full of magic and surprises. On the December episode of the Limerick Lady Podcast Ann Blake and Emma Langford talk Santa, stardust and space-toilets with budding astronaut Dr. Norah Patten. We're proud to say that the aeronautical engineer from Ballina spent a large chunk of her adult life at the University of Limerick, and is currently on track to be the first Irish person in space... So who better to ask how Santa gets around the whole world in one night? ...
2020-12-161h 06
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 24: Denise Chaila, Do Your Dishes In A CrownAnn Blake and Emma Langford sat down with shining star of the Irish hip-hop scene Denise Chaila to talk the creative process, finding your voice, and learning to love it. If you haven't heard of Denise yet, allow us to introduce you to her wild and wonderful mind through this month's podcast! Follow all things Denise Chaila at facebook.com/DeniseChaila and https://denisechaila.bandcamp.com/album Follow Ann on Twitter at annblake78 and Instagram annblakeplay and her band The Brad Pitt Light Orchestra on twitter at BPLO Follow all things...
2020-11-231h 10
The Limerick Lady PodcastLkLadyPod #24 Denise Chaila: Do Your Dishes In A CrownAnn Blake and Emma Langford sat down with shining star of the Irish hip-hop scene Denise Chaila to talk the creative process, finding your voice, and learning to love it. If you haven't heard of Denise yet, allow us to introduce you to her wild and wonderful mind through this month's podcast! Follow all things Denise Chaila at facebook.com/DeniseChaila and https://denisechaila.bandcamp.com/album Follow Ann on Twitter at annblake78 and Instagram annblakeplay and her band The Brad Pitt Light Orchestra on twitter at BPLO Follow all things...
2020-11-191h 13
The Limerick Lady PodcastDenise Chaila: Do Your Dishes In A CrownAnn Blake and Emma Langford sat down with shining star of the Irish hip-hop scene Denise Chaila to talk the creative process, finding your voice, and learning to love it. If you haven't heard of Denise yet, allow us to introduce you to her wild and wonderful mind through this month's podcast! Follow all things Denise Chaila at facebook.com/DeniseChaila and https://denisechaila.bandcamp.com/album Follow Ann on Twitter at annblake78 and Instagram annblakeplay and her band The Brad Pitt Light Orchestra on twitter at BPLO Follow all things...
2020-11-191h 13
The Limerick Lady PodcastEimear Noone: What's a Conductrix?Your hosts Ann Blake and Emma Langford are joined over zoom by composer and conductor Eimear Noone. Originally from the village of Kilconnell in Galway, Eímear has spent a large portion of her adult life in LA and is based now in Dublin with her husband and kids. Eímear is best known for her award-winning work on video game music, and composed the score for "World of WarCraft: Warlords of Draenor", which received a "Hollywood Music in Media Award" in 2014. In 2019 Noone made history as the first woman ever to conduct at the Oscars. T...
2020-10-141h 24
The Limerick Lady PodcastLkLadyPod #22 Una Molloy: This Is Who We AreEmma and Ann have experience behind the scenes and in front, but nowhere near the level of experience of Una Molloy - agent, artist manager, event booker and founder of Turning Pirate. Una has looked after tours and events for Lisa Hannigan, Wallis Bird, Cathy Davy and many many more internationally renowned artists. In September, Ireland's live music and performing arts sector is rallying behind the folks in black clothes - the ones who lift the gear and set the lights and tell us "warm props" where we need to be and when, and how to get t...
2020-09-1747 minNot A Lady: A Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman PodcastLooking forward to Not A Lady PodcastSarah and Kelly introduce Not A Lady: A Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman Podcast by previewing the why of it all! This preview episode allows these sister-hosts to share about themselves, their love for "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman", and the vision and motivation behind the Not A Lady podcast!
2020-09-0214 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastJen Ronan: Grief, Loss and a Global PandemicRecorded in early August, as Ireland was on the cusp of coming out of lockdown, grief and loss weighed heavy on the hearts of many. All three of this month's podcasters have been bereaved, so the conversation naturally took in that experience, but they also discussed the grief that accompanies a loss of normalcy, and loss of livelihood. If you are in need of grief support, free-phone Samaritans at 116123 or email jo@samaritans.ie Additional grief support links: A grief website and online community for grieving people: www.whatsyourgrief.com Irish Hospice Fou...
2020-08-201h 11
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 20: The Angry Women SpecialIn recent weeks, social media has seen a surge in accounts of sexual assault and misconduct within performing arts circles in Ireland, not to mention the publication of a devastating new report by Linda Coogan Byrne on gender disparity in Irish radio. Legends of the screen & stage, musician Áine Tyrrell and writer-actor Roxanna Nic Liam join our hosts over zoom to talk turkey (or tofu) about the endemic sexist structures within our creative community. Follow Áine Tyrrell on Twitter @AineTyrrell Insta @ainetyrrellmusic www.ainetyrrell.com Follow Roxanna Nic Liam on Twitter and Insta @Nic...
2020-07-161h 41
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 19: Claire Beck, Pride Month and Postive AllyshipLockdown continues apace in many respects, and our hosts are still limited to virtual hang-outs with their special guests - no huggin' or pints! This month, Ann and Emma dropped boat-dwelling DJ and Today Fm presenter Claire Beck a line. A familiar name to many, Claire is a stalwart of Irish radio and tells our hosts about getting her start in pirate radio in Dublin in her teens. June is Pride Month and talk turns to how Pride has drifted a little from its original meaning but has lost none of its importance. Our hosts and guest...
2020-06-181h 10
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 18: Sive, Why Do We Need Music Right Now?Ann and Emma chat via the magic medium of Zoom with Kildare-based community musician Sadhbh O'Sullivan (AKA performing artist Sive). As we enter into the third month of pandemic restrictions, our hosts and guest explore the value of music right now for fostering a sense of community, and ask what elements of our dramatically different lives do we want to carry out of this pandemic as restrictions begin to lift? Follow Sadhbh on Twitter @SiveMusic Insta @sive_music and support www.patreon.com/sivemusic Follow Ann on Twitter @annblake78 and Insta blakeo_23 and The Brad P...
2020-05-201h 00
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 17: Zia Bergin-Holly, Lighting DesignerIn the first remotely recorded episode - made possible by technology - Ann and Emma talk to Zia Bergin Holly. Zia is an award winning Lighting and Set Designer. She works internationally and has a base in both London (UK) and Dublin (Ireland). She designs for theatre, dance, opera and live music events. The day of publishing, April 16th 2020, marks one year since all three were involved in Bread Not Profits by Mike Finn with songs by Ann's brother David Blake of The Brad Pitt Light Orchestra. A Gúna Nua theatre production about the L...
2020-04-161h 07
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 16: IWD Live Show with Helena Close & Petula MartynIn this International Women's Day Special the Limerick Ladies host their first ever live podcast with special guests author Helena Close and broadcaster Petula Martyn. In the wonderful surrounds of Ormston House, an incredible Cultural Resource Centre in the heart of Limerick City, Ann and Emma chat about women in the media and the arts with Helena and Petula in front of an enthusiastic audience on International Women's Day March 8th, 2020. The event is part of The Feminist Supermarket at Ormston House: A year long project working with 8 artists, 3 community partners, 2 researchers, all around access...
2020-03-191h 25
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 15: Jenny Blake on Running For CouncilAnn and Emma talk to Jenny Blake, who just ran in the February General Election for The Social Democrats. Jenny has worked and studied and lived in Limerick for 20 years. She was canvassing coordinator for Yes Equality Limerick in 2015, has previously worked with NOVAS, PALLS and is currently Student Support Coordinator in UL Student Life. She also happens to be married to Ann. Jenny was a first time candidate who found herself with only three weeks to campaign due to the snap election. She reflects on the whirlwind experience and many other things (Beyoncé and k...
2020-02-201h 15
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 14: Jean, Andrea and Type 1 DiabetesThe first episode of the 2020 has Emma questioning whether we are in a new decade while Ann challenges a popular 'misconception'. More importantly though, Emma and Ann chat with Jean Langford and Andrea Habenicht about living with Type 1 Diabetes They discuss the current resources in Ireland, and the misunderstandings surrounding the invisible condition. Would a touring artist be able to manage their diabetes? Jean was diagnosed at the age of 11, and Andrea at the age of 8. Andrea has gone on to work as an assistant psy...
2020-01-151h 21
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 13: Sinéad Carey of NOVAS talks about The Homeless CrisisAnn and Emma wrap up the year chatting to Sinéad Carey of NOVAS: Homeless Help, Shelter and Respite. Sinéad chats about the day to day realities of working in frontline support for the homeless and practical ways the public can support them at this cold time of year. To donate to NOVAS click here: https://www.novas.ie/donate/ Freephone Number for homeless/at risk of homelessness: 1800 606060 Email Sinead.carey@novas.ie The podcast goes out the third Thursday of every month or 'Thirdsday' - if...
2019-12-191h 11
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 9: Emer O'Toole, Theatre Maker, is "The Voice of Everyone"Emma Langford is very busy so Ann Blake is in conversation, on her own, with Emer O'Toole. A well known feminist writer and academic, she's also the face of female body hair as well as being the voice of 'everyone'. Join her and Ann as they chat about Patriarchy being the ties of love and many other fascinating things. Find Emer at www.emerotoole.com and get her book 'Girls Will Be Girls' in all good bookshops.
2019-11-251h 01
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 7: Cervical Smears and Speculum SpeculationAnn Blake and Emma Langford discuss the implement invented in the 1840's which plays a leading role in the cervical smear test process; We have brand new music from Gráinne Fahy, Feibhár and Sive; and in honour of Mothers' Day Emma chats at home with her mammy about her experiences of motherhood and some questionable work experience in Cork in the 70's. We'd like to thank the women who contacted us confidentially with their stories of the cervical smear test. The purpose of the discussion was to let women know that while the test is us...
2019-11-251h 04
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 12: Dr. Sindy JoyceThis episode Ann and Emma are joined by Dr. Sindy Joyce. Her twitter bio reads: Indigenous Mincéir Beoir/ She/ Her, Human Rights Defender, sociologist, lecturer, activist, and Member of the Council of State. A tireless campaigner for Traveller human rights, Dr Joyce is working to enlighten the wider public about the mincéir Community. She is the first mincéir to graduate with a PhD in Ireland, was named in Evoke magazine alongside Sinéad Burke as 1 of the top 25 most influential women in 2018, and was appointed this year to the Coun...
2019-11-201h 13
Becoming A Divine LadyWelcome to Becoming A Divine Lady Podcast
Welcoming to the Becoming a Divine Lady Podcast! I’m your host Dionna!
I am so excited to bring to you this new podcast. I honestly feel like this is something that God has been calling me to do for a little while now.
Becoming A Divine Lady - is a Society where we will learn and grow to be Women of God and not be conformed to the patterns of this world (Romans 12:2). We will discuss how we as women should say NO to the ungodliness and worldly passions and to live self-controlled, upright, and God...
2019-11-2001 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 11: Amanda Palmer amongst other thingsAnn and Emma discuss the magic of Amanda Palmer and she, herself, chats to The Limerick Lady about her song 'Voicemail for Jill'. Other topics covered include: getting out of typical comfort zones, especially if outnumbered genderwise and why 'girl stuff' is kind of considered lesser aka 'a bit shit. Amanda Palmer is coming to Ireland - namely Limerick in UCH on October 27th: https://www.ticketmaster.ie/amanda-palmer-tickets/artist/1225948 Follow her: http://amandapalmer.net/music/ Twitter @amandapalmer Insta: @amandapalmer FB: https://www.faceb...
2019-10-171h 13
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 10: Kathleen TurnerAnn and Emma are back together in the same place - the wonderful cosy and lovely Limerick Post (thanks for the support) - for this episode and are joined by the amazing musician Kathleen Turner. Kathleen discusses her new album, 'Like A Lion' and even volunteers herself (and us) for an impromptu 30 Second Song Challenge - Emma is still recovering. Follow Kathleen on Twitter @kturnersong The podcast will now go out the third Thursday of every month or 'Thirdsday' - if you will. Follow The Limerick Lady @LkLadyHQ and 'The Limerick L...
2019-09-191h 05
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 9 - Movie-making with Laura O'SheaEmma chats to actor/writer Laura O'Shea about her work in film and theatre, most notably her film 'Hold The Line', which is currently touring and winning awards at film festivals. Ann rises to the 30 Second Song Challenge, as put to her by the public. Follow Laura O'Shea @LauraOShea91 Follow The Limerick Lady @LkLadyHQ and 'The Limerick Lady' on Facebook www.emmalangfordmusic.com Ann will be on holidays so no need to follow her anywhere.
2019-07-1942 min
Boss Lady CoachingBoss Lady Coaching Podcast Episode 24 Meighan Cable 062319Hello Friends, I'm Hollie Sexton, and you are meant to be here, right now, listening to this podcast. Meighan Cable is the reason you're here. Meighan and I met up at her house in Vine Grove and talked about the hopes, fears, excitement and tears that go along with motherhood. Previously on the Boss Lady Coaching podcast we have talked about fertility issues, choosing to be childless, miscarriage, choice and family planning options, stillbirth, cradle death, SIDS and many more topics that are very difficult to discuss when you aren't sure how or what to say. Meighan Cable exemplifies bravery...
2019-06-2448 min
Boss Lady CoachingBoss Lady Coaching Podcast Episode 22 Momcast Ashley Purcell 050819Happy Mother's Day from the Boss Lady Podcast! We call this one a "Momcast" because it's all about the stumbling, fumbling and loving job of being a mom. Megan Stith interviews super mom Ashley Purcell, and Hollie Sexton is behind the camera. See the video on our Facebook page at Boss Lady Coaching. We love you, Mom!
Sponsored by Fort Knox Federal Credit Union
Recorded on location at E'town Florist
2019-05-0831 min
The Community College Lady Podcast™️Welcome to the Community College Lady Podcast!This episode introduces the purpose and background for the creation of The Community College Lady Podcast, to help empower community college students so that they can transfer in two years.
2019-04-1109 min
The Limerick Lady PodcastThe Limerick Lady 6: Joanne Ryan and A Baby Called PaniniWarning: This podcast contains explicit language Welcome to episode 6 of the Limerick Lady Podcast, our first episode taking a DIY approach - recorded in Ann's wife's yoga room, and edited by Emma. Thanks to Jantien Schoenmakers for being our producer up until now! In this episode we meet theatre-maker Joanne Ryan who, while virtually on the verge of going into labour, talks about her internationally toured award-winning play Eggsistentialism written about deciding, as a woman and a freelance artist, whether or not to have a baby. Emma and Ann ask Joanne about the supports in place in Ireland for pregnant...
2019-02-2152 min
Boss Lady CoachingA Boss Lady Coaching Podcast Episode 16 Michelle Harmon 122318You scream, I scream, WE ALL SCREAM for ice cream from Michelle Harmon's Family Fun Ice Cream Parlor! Michelle gives the scoop to Boss Lady Podcast listeners while Hollie & Megan enjoy some delicious homemade ice cream. You'll want seconds from Michelle after this tasty podcast. Enjoy!
2018-12-2343 min
Boss Lady CoachingA Boss Lady Coaching Podcast Episode 13 Crucial Conversations 11 2018Megan Stith and Hollie Sexton talk about having successful crucial conversations in their professional and personal lives. Megan presents "Braver By The Day". The Boss Lady Podcast is presented by Fort Knox Federal Credit Union, People Helping People at FortKnoxFCU.org.
2018-11-0423 min
Thrive! with Jevonnah "Lady J" Ellison1. What The Entrepreneurial First Lady podcast is all aboutToday's show is all about laying the foundation. I'm gonna be talking about who I am, what I do, and what you can expect from this podcast. We're gonna be talking about the meaning of the Entrepreneurial First Lady. And we're also gonna talk about why I started it. I started the Entrepreneurial First Lady podcast because I sensed that there were so many women who were at the top of their field who were already experiencing great levels of success either in their business, or their personal life, or even in their own companies.
2018-09-0406 min
What's Your Sign?WYS - Lady to Lady (Barbara Gray, Brandie Posey, Tess Barker)This week the gals are joined by the hosts of Lady to Lady podcast, Barbara Gray (@Babs_Gray), Brandie Posey (@brandazzle), and Tess Barker (@tesstifybarker)! Julia (@julialoken) has a late night trip to Ross. Stevie (@spaghetti_witch) finds a social media diaper. Lisa (@asilnoux) gives Tess a hint about her wedding gift. Barbara spends a whole day in London trying to find a souvenir for Tess. Tess makes dirt "angels." Brandie has a genius idea to pitch for Spencer's gifts! We take a listener question. Instagram: @whatsyoursignpodcast Twitter: @whatsYrSign_Pod Facebook: fa...
2018-07-231h 21
The Skinny Fat Crazy Lady's showHow to listen to my podcast(Sorry I am talking so fast during this episode. I recorded this episode while I was in a rush.) Listen to this episode to learn how to listen to my podcast. The Skinny Fat Crazy Lady Podcast is brought to you by https://theskinnyfatcrazylady.com/ Thanks for listening! Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions. You can email me at: theskinnyfatcrazy@gmail.com or leave me a voice message on my contact page: https://theskinnyfatcrazylady.com/contact/ if you would like to make my day.... I would be forever grateful if you would be...
2017-08-0904 min
The Skinny Fat Crazy Lady's showMy website, podcast, and videosListen to this episode to learn why I created podcasts and videos and who to share them with. The Skinny Fat Crazy Lady Podcast is brought to you by https://theskinnyfatcrazylady.com/ Thanks for listening! Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions. You can email me at: theskinnyfatcrazy@gmail.com or leave me a voice message on my contact page: https://theskinnyfatcrazylady.com/contact/ if you would like to make my day.... I would be forever grateful if you would be so kind as to review the show on Stitcher. Thank you in advance...
2017-08-0907 min
Detroit Sports PodcastDSP: First Lady Ep. #003Detroit Sports Podcast-First LadyOn this week's First Lady Podcast, Jenna tackles the challenges that athletes who get in trouble with the law cause the fans, organizations, & the leagues they participate in. Also, Jenna weighs in on should Ray Rice be allowed to return to the NFL and should the Detroit Lions take a chance on him, Ezekiel Elliott being accused of domestic violence, Le'Veon Bell's continued struggles with complying with off-season drug testing from the NFL!Download & Sharewww.detroitsportspodcast.comwww.facebook.com/detsportspodcastwww.twitter.com/detroitpodcast
2016-07-2347 minDetroit Sports PodcastDSP: First Lady Ep. #001Detroit Sports Podcast-First LadyDownload this Premiere edition of The First Lady Podcast as host Jenna Jones provides strong takes and entertaining commentary on the world of Detroit Sports and other noteworthy news.This week, Jenna discusses the free-agent signings of the Detroit Pistons, her anger towards the Detroit Tigers, Calvin Johnson's E:60 interview. Guests Matt Petersen, suns.com, and Chris Brown, TigsTown.com, join the show to discuss the Pistons and Detroit Tigers. Plus: Jenna's segment--Oh No He Didn't breaking down recent sports news! www.detroitsportspodcast.comwww.twitter.com...
2016-07-0947 min