It was a pleasure to be joined by DCU Prof Anthony Staines and Doctor Liqa Rehman to talk about the week that was. Martin even made his first appearance in a month! We discuss the great news on the Stamp 4 campaign, the worrying news around Covid numbers, some of the latest from Ukraine, what is happening in the US […]
We just finished recording with MEP Luke Ming Flanagan. We discussed the controversy around the EU resolution to condemn Russia, the failure to act on illicit funds, the solidarity that is not extended to all people, food insecurity and a shocking attempt to use this crisis to stymie more environmentally aware agriculture. It even got a little bit heated.(Recorded 9th […]
I’d heard of Aubrey McCarthy from people involved in homelessness and addiction services. But I’d never spoken with him. When he put his name forward for the TCD Seanad by-election it gave me an excuse to hear about this man who always seemed larger than life. Aubrey tells me what drives him, how he looks at himself as a “see […]
Listeners will be familiar with lecturer, analyst and Irish Army whistleblower, Tom Clonan. What you might not know is that he is running in the Trinity College Seanad by-election. Tom tells me why he’s running again, the issues that he wants to tackle should he get elected, what has happened in the Arms Forces since we last talked, he also […]
Hazel Chu could never be considered dull. The former Dublin Mayor has thrown her hat into the ring for the Trinity College Dublin Seanad election. She joined me to explain why she’s doing it, what she’d like to achieve if successful, her key focus areas, her place in the Green Party and tackling the status quo. Join us at patreon
In this powerful and important panel, Vicky speaks to Selina and Louise McDermott who lost 3 siblings in the Stardust disaster. They speak openly about what it was like at the time of the fire and the impact on their family. Joined by Senator Lynn Boylan and solicitor Darragh Mackin we also cover how the state has failed the families […]
Joining me for the second live Glow West podcast is PhD candidate David Carroll, who is studying queer pop music in the 80s. David chats to me about how Elvis set the scene for the 80s, how MTV changed the game, and how he surprised Pete Burns with some champagne at RTE.(Correction note: Lori was 15, not 13 as mentioned […]
Last night I was joined by Russian-Armenian-Irish man and now US based Economics Professor, Constantin Gurdgiev to get his thoughts on the war raging in Ukraine. Constantin discusses how Ukraine was viewed when he was growing up in the old Soviet Union and the ways the democratisation has bumped along. He talks about how the younger generation of Russia might […]