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This week’s Hibernian Radio Hour is a special throwback episode, as Mike Houlihan took the weekend off to cheer on his grandson, young Michael Houlihan, in the 10U Illinois State Little League Championship. While the Houlihans were in the stands rooting for the next generation, we’re bringing back a powerful past episode hosted by Paddy Houlihan of Hibernian Media. Originally aired on May 31st, this episode features an in-depth conversation with Caitlin Brennan, CEO of the 100 Club of Illinois, exploring the organization’s vital mission to support the families of fallen first responders and promote the wellness of those who serve on the frontlines. Brennan shares her personal journey into public service, her deep Irish roots, and how the 100 Club has evolved – expanding from financial relief to offering mental health resources, legal guidance, and statewide support for police officers, firefighters, and paramedics. Listeners will gain valuable insight into the challenges faced by first responders and the critical role the 100 Club plays in addressing trauma, providing crisis response, and advocating for mental health policy reforms.
This throwback episode is proudly brought to you by our generous sponsors: Flood Brothers Disposal, Madden Funds, The Tax Defenders, Fox’s Pizza and the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 150.
By Hibernian RadioThis week’s Hibernian Radio Hour is a special throwback episode, as Mike Houlihan took the weekend off to cheer on his grandson, young Michael Houlihan, in the 10U Illinois State Little League Championship. While the Houlihans were in the stands rooting for the next generation, we’re bringing back a powerful past episode hosted by Paddy Houlihan of Hibernian Media. Originally aired on May 31st, this episode features an in-depth conversation with Caitlin Brennan, CEO of the 100 Club of Illinois, exploring the organization’s vital mission to support the families of fallen first responders and promote the wellness of those who serve on the frontlines. Brennan shares her personal journey into public service, her deep Irish roots, and how the 100 Club has evolved – expanding from financial relief to offering mental health resources, legal guidance, and statewide support for police officers, firefighters, and paramedics. Listeners will gain valuable insight into the challenges faced by first responders and the critical role the 100 Club plays in addressing trauma, providing crisis response, and advocating for mental health policy reforms.
This throwback episode is proudly brought to you by our generous sponsors: Flood Brothers Disposal, Madden Funds, The Tax Defenders, Fox’s Pizza and the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 150.