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- The Host Becomes The Guest! Interview with Rowan FanningIn this episode, our lead host, Rowan Fanning (TY), sits on the other side of the desk, as Lara Quinlan (TY) poses the questions. Rowan talks writing and favourite authors and all things SCRIPTORIUM.
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12 min - Careers In Focus, Interview with Marie Taylor, newly appointed DP of Goatstown ETSSIn this episode, our host, Emeraude Halaoui (5th Yr), interviews Marie Taylor, our newly appointed DP here in Goatstown ETSS. This is the latest part of our 'Careers In Focus' series.
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12 min - Interview with author, Layah Cinnamond, about her writing for the SCRIPTORIUM project over the past three years.In this epsiode, our host, Emeraude Halaoui (5th Yr), interviews author, Layah Cinnamond, about her writing for the SCRIPTORIUM project over the past three years.
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5 min - Interview with Dara Barna and Maia Frantova about their writing for SCRIPTORIUMIn this epsiode, our amazing and prolific host, Rowan Fanning, interviews two of our authors, Maia Frantova and Dara Barna, about their contributions to SCRIPTORIUM2026
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12 min - Interview with author, Hope Burke-Brosnan, about SCRIPTORIUM2026In this epsidoe, our host, Rowan Fanning, interviews author, Hope Burke-Brosnan, who has written two pieces for SCRIPTORIUM2026.
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8 min - Careers in Focus, Interview with Máire Toomey, Spanish Teacher and Erasmus Co-ordIn this episode, our host, Nahla Jensen-Burke (TY student and Chairperson of Goatstown Press), interviews Máire Toomey, Spanish Teacher and Erasmus Coordinator. This is the second of our 'Craeers in Focus' interviews and Nahla asks Máire about her career pathway into teaching and what she has learned along the way.
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14 min - Interview with author, Miles Byrne, about SCRIPTORIUM2026In this episode, our host, Rowan Fanning (TY), interviews authors Miles Byrne (TY) about SCRIPTORIUM. Miles reads an extract and discusses the writing process.
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9 min - Interview with 6th Yr students, Kyla Davison and Nu SellenIn this reflective and heart-warming episode, our host, Rowan Fanning, talks with 6th Yr students, Kyle Davison and Nu Sellen, about life in Goatatown ETSS, looking ahead to their futures, the school musical and the importance of creative outlets for students.
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15 min - Interview with author, Jack Bergin, about SCRIPTORIUM2026In this episode, our host, Rowan Fanning talks with Jack Bergin about his epic and remarkable (long) short story, SOULLESS, its place in SCRIPTORIUM2026 and how he came to write it.
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15 min - GREASE Special, Part Deux!!! Interview with Lara QuinlanIn this episode, our host, Rowan Fanning (TY), talks all things GREASE, the muscial, with Lara Quinlan (aka Sandy!). They talk about Lara's role, on stage and off stage and back stage, and reflect on the wonderous experience that is a school musical. Lara also talks about her work on this years SCRIPTORIUM2026 project.
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About Goatstown ETSS Podcast
From the publisher's feed
The Goatstown ETSS Podcast is a project that grew out of our annual publication of an anthology of student writing, known as the SCRIPTORIUM. The project is enabled by our Transition Year (TY)…
students creating a mini publishing company each year, called Goatstown Press. The students create the publishing company, write the stories, poems, essays and contribute artistic pieces of work. They also edit each others' work, layout the book, design the cover, market and sell the book.
This podcast is where we discuss and reflect on the amazing creative endeavours of our students and where we offer them the opportunity to talk about their submissions and their creative processes.
We also intend to expand the project, over time, to create opportunities for all our students across the school. We aim to support students involved in other creative and worthy endeavours by providing opportunities for them to express themselves and showcase their talents.
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