This audio documentary looks at the annual pilgrimage of students all over Ireland. The J1! This show will look at the shared experiences, the 'craic' had as well as the lessons learnt throughout a summer in America

"Text me when you get home" "Keep your location on". These are more than just safety precautions but rather statements that have stemmed from a society where the safety of a woman is constantly negotiated.

Britney Madondo explores the issue of women's safety and they day-to-day anxieties they face as they go about their daily lives. She also highlights the fear they suffer in silence.

Britney speaks to 4 brave women; Karen The Solution Therapist, Milca, Nicola and Ellen who share their accounts of times where they felt unsafe because of their gender. They also provide causes and solutions to the issue of women's safety. Various insights were shared.

Trigger warning: this documentary contains topics such as sexual abuse, harassment, stalking, fear and anxiety. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

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piano score delicate emotions- by Sonican

Let’s talk about what no one wants to talk about - STIs. In this podcast I dive into the truth behind STIs with professionals and those who have been affected by STIs. These true stories will break the silence and stigma behind STIs. Let’s stay informed and stay safe.

Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):

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Welcome to Sustainable Goalgetters; a podcast where I interview influential figures doing remarkable work in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This episode focuses on the goal of Quality Education. I interviewed Miss Ireland 2023, Jasmine Gerhardt about her educational background, her advocacy work and her preparation for the much anticipated global competition, Miss World where she will be participating in May 2025, in India. Hope you enjoy :)

This episode of The Good Deed Podcast dives into the world of charity work and I talk to Eileen, the chairwoman and founder of A Pint a Month. This charity which has been running since 2008 focuses on providing third level education for underprivelaged people in Ethiopia.

Paul Lee explores the world of the paranormal, talking with ghost hunters, podcasters and first person encounters to find out what lurking in Irleands shadows

Paul Speaks with PJ O'Sulivan, a ghost hunter at Puca Vogue, Podcaster Jamie Cunningham, and Psychic Sam davis.

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NEW HORROR TRACK - CURSE (Prod. Mehul ShaRma)

Reading music Thriller and suspension or mystery book Atmospheric or dark 1H Agathe Christie

Steve Roden - Airria (hanging garden) second version

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This documentary is about a teenage boy who is uprooted from his home and has to find his sense of purpose and belonging in uncharted territories.

This is a personal story of how I was forced to move back to Nigeria and how I had to deal with the culture reset and different ways of living all whilst struggling with loneliness, sadness, frustration but finding peace through anime.

This podcast follows the incredible journey of Taidgh Hamilton-Crow, a 21-year-old geology student from Galway who, at just 19, spontaneously cycled from Dublin to the Middle East. With only an average bike and two bags, he spent nearly a year on the road, sleeping rough and relying on the kindness of strangers. Through his story, we explore adventure, resilience, and the unexpected lessons learned along the way.

Devoting your entire life to something isn’t easy, but that’s exactly what this podcast focuses on. The highs, the lows and if it is ever time to call it quits.This podcast focuses on Billy, a 22-year-old young man who has dedicated his entire life to becoming a professional football player. We dive deep into his journey, unravelling it from his first memories to his current situation and every triumph and defeat in between. This is the story of a young professional player, aspiring for greatness.

Irish hip hop? You must be joking. Here in Ireland we are seeing a burgeoning Irish hip hop scene finally transcend its niche and move into the mainstream. Mirroring the appetite for the genre elsewhere, Irish hip hop has a generation in a chokehold and we’re finally seeing the fruits of these artist’s labour.

Here we talk to three prominent figureheads in the Irish hip hop world to give their insight into how the scene has changed and what makes an Irish rapper in the first place. One of the most successful rappers in Irish history, Rejjie Snow, shares his lived experience of his Black & Irish identity, as well as moving away from Ireland to pursue his dreams. Up and coming rapper, Curtisy, opens a window into the world of an artist trying to make it in a still repressed rap sphere. Finally, music journalist Dylan Murphy gives us an overview of how Irish hip hop has evolved to where we’re at today.

Presented and produced by: Dray Morgan. A School of Media production for TU Dublin.

Music Credits:

Rejjie Snow

Jay Electronica

Curtisy