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On Minding Your Own Self episode 45 Helen talks with 104fm presenter and TikTok & social media influencer Brandon Caulfield, chatting about all things mental health, being online, and much more.
On episode 7 of the Arts & Culture podcast Conor talks with Paolo Viscardi about his work with the natural history museum and the experimental display of museum pieces currently on show at Collin's Barracks. The conversation also ventures into topics such as climate change, how evolution shapes the natural world as well as what weird and wonderful species Paolo has observed in his work.
On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with Louise Whelan from NewsFour about the October/November edition of the paper. We also talk with Ciara Hayes from the Smashing Times about this year's Arts and Human Rights Festival.
On Minding Your Own Self episode 44 Helen talks to Palliative care, Holistic practitioner, and end-of-life doula Eimear Canavan about her time in her different healing roles.
On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with Ritchie Saunders and Paul Brannock from the Ringsend & District Historical Society about the event celebrating the preservation of the Naomh Éanna on October 9th.
On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with personal trainer Dave Coveney from UnderDog Fitness about his experience in the industry and fitness classes that have recently started here at the center.
On Minding Your Own Self episode 43 Helen talks with the legendary 'trainer to the stars' Pat Henry about his amazing career journey and life.
On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with Conal O'Flanagan about the Liffey Odyssey, the annual recreational paddle on the Liffey coming up on Oct 5th in aid of Barnardos Ireland.
On episode 6 of the Arts & Culture podcast Conor talks with guitar and art legend Norman Teeling. In part 1 of this split feature we focus on his musical career and guitar playing.
On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with Mary Colclough about the newest series of Talk with Trinity lectures, as well as other upcoming events including a presentation from Basic Income Ireland.We also talk with local member of the community Sean Caulfield about his life and experiences growing up in the area.
On Minding Your Own Self episode 42 Helen talks with Evanne Kilmurray, CEO of Inner City Enterprise who has helped 1000s of people start up their businesses over the years. They chat about the new premises 'the hub on the hill'.
On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with our very own Lisa Cosgrave for updates about services starting back here at the center including the breakfast club and after-school program.We also talk with Tara Doherty and Veronica Salazar from ATD Ireland about the mission of the charity and their upcoming plans in collaboration with Trinity Unit 18 for Culture Night.
On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with Alice Larkin for a trip down memory lane and about her life as a member of the community.
On Minding Your Own Self episode 41 Helen talks with local lady Sinead Kavanagh about celebrating her 17th year of sobriety, the power of faith and community in helping her cope with their recent trauma and an update on Margaret.
On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with Brian Bowe, culture and movie writer from NewsFour about all things film.
On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with Patsy Reynolds about her life as interwoven with the history of the area and experiences as a member of the community.
On Minding Your Own Self episode 40 Helen talks with Christopher Deans about his journey from professional footballer to global commercial leader and the importance of getting back up, and always backing yourself.
On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with NewsFour editor Louise Whelan for some snippets of what to expect in the August/September edition of the paper.
On episode 5 of the Culture & Arts podcast Conor talks with Patrick McNamara, chairman of the Dublin Gay Men's Chorus about the formation and growth of the choir and their current activities.
On the Community Newsdesk this week we talk with florist Susan O'Brien from Susan O'Brien Flowers about the seasonal changes in her business for the summer and her insight into trends and supply.
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