In this episode, we chat with Caelainn Hogan to read her piece "House Share" (published in Tolka, Issue Nine). We discuss the commodification of housing, the institutionalisation of women in Irish history , and her bad history with birds. Music by <a href="https://soundcloud.com/lemzlydale" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">Lemzly Dale</a>

In this episode, we chat with Caelainn Hogan to read her piece "House Share" (published in Tolka, Issue Nine). We discuss the commodification of housing, the institutionalisation of women in Irish history , and her bad history with birds. Music by Lemzly Dale

In this episode, we chat with Caelainn Hogan to read her piece "House Share" (published in Tolka, Issue Nine). We discuss the commodification of housing, the institutionalisation of women in Irish history , and her bad history with birds. Music by <a href="https://soundcloud.com/lemzlydale" rel="noopener noreferrer">Lemzly Dale</a>

Episode Six | Caelainn Hogan

The Tolka Podcast invites writers to read and discuss the work they have written for Tolka. Hosts Madeline Arkins and Liam Harrison hear pieces from contributors, ask them about their journey of becoming a writer, and in “Tolka the Town”, hear about their recent cultural highlights and book recommendations.


Tolka is a literary journal based in Dublin publishing a diverse range of "formally promiscuous" non-fiction – encouraging writers to test the limits of non-fiction through essays, memoir, and the things that fall in between.

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The Tolka Podcast invites writers to read and discuss the work they have written for Tolka. Hosts Madeline Arkins and Liam Harrison hear pieces from contributors, ask them about their journey of becoming a writer, and in “Tolka the Town”, hear about their recent cultural highlights and book recommendations. Tolka is a literary journal based in Dublin publishing a diverse range of "formally promiscuous" non-fiction – encouraging writers to test the limits of non-fiction through essays, memoir, and the things that fall in between.

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