Gript Media Podcasts

FG and FF look ready to get into bed with each other, but why would FG want to go in with FF when it's currently going up dramatically in the polls and wields nearly dictatorial levels of power despite being unelected?

Patricia shows you how to stuff a cabbage in the Italian style.

She pairs it with Amazing Grace by Andrea Bocelli.

Aina talks to the mother of a newborn child about how it feels to raise an infant when none of the normal rules of life seem to apply. They talk about fear, anger, joy, hope, and keeping your head around your partner who is now constantly at home.

With COVID-19 still raging on is there any chance we’ll actually be let out of our house this weekend, and is there any hope of a FF/FG Government forming or is this all just showmanship?

China increases its influence over the UNHRC; harvesting organs in China for fun and profit; new research from Yale argues for universal wearing of cloth masks; and it turns out the HSE telling nursing homes to remove their restrictions on visitors was a terrible idea as we now have 40 outbreaks of COVID-19 in nursing homes.

Father Luuk Jansen, from St Mary’s Church in Cork, brings us his Sunday Reflection. This week he talks about Palm Sunday, the Gospel of Jesus entering into Jerusalem, and taking up the cross as we make our way to Calvary.

The Chinese are reported to be harvesting organs from political and religious prisoners in order to carry out transplants on COVID-19 victims; the HSE says health workers are literally too stupid to wear masks; and Fine Gael is probably not using a bot network on social media.

Skip to 06:44 if you don’t like inane chatter.

Chinese companies bought up massive amount of medical supplies and shipped them back home, Chinese medical supplies to Europe don't work, a petition to remove the head of the WHO reaches over 500,000 signatures, Taiwan says it told the WHO about human transmission of COVID-19 3 weeks before the WHO announced it, and a spokesperson for the WHO has a ridiculous interview after he refuses to accept he can hear any question that has the word Taiwan in it.

Aina talks to Seamus, her husband and a secondary school history teacher, about what parents can do to help children who are sitting the leaving cert this year.