Human Nature with Rodney Edwards

Northern Ireland journalist and author Rodney Edwards speaks to some of the best known people across the island of Ireland about life, love, emotion and grief and hears stories of struggle and accomplishment.

In this episode, DUP MP Ian Paisley. 

To contact Rodney Edwards e-mail: [email protected] or tweet @rodneyedwards

Northern Ireland journalist and author Rodney Edwards speaks to some of the best known people across the island of Ireland about life, love, emotion and grief and hears stories of struggle and accomplishment.

In this episode, Irish journalist Claire Byrne.

To contact Rodney Edwards e-mail: [email protected] or tweet @rodneyedwards

Northern Ireland journalist and author Rodney Edwards speaks to some of the best known people across the island of Ireland about life, love, emotion and grief and hears stories of struggle and accomplishment.

In this episode, Irish broadcaster and author Joe Duffy.

To contact Rodney Edwards e-mail: [email protected] or tweet @rodneyedwards

Northern Ireland journalist and author Rodney Edwards speaks to some of the best known people across the island of Ireland about life, love, emotion and grief and hears stories of struggle and accomplishment.

In this episode, Belfast-born journalist and broadcaster Eamonn Holmes.

To contact Rodney Edwards e-mail: [email protected] or tweet @rodneyedwards

Northern Ireland journalist and author Rodney Edwards speaks to some of the best known people across the island of Ireland about life, love, emotion and grief and hears stories of struggle and accomplishment.

In this episode, Sinn Fein President Mary Lou McDonald. 

To contact Rodney Edwards e-mail: [email protected] or tweet @rodneyedwards

Human Nature is a podcast by Northern Ireland journalist and author Rodney Edwards.

In each episode, Edwards is joined by a special guest reflecting on their journey through life. 

How they navigate through the daily pressures, deal with emotion and combat anxiety, balance mindfulness, make decisions and make sense of the chaos.

In Human Nature, each guest opens up in a way that has not been seen before to share stories of struggle and accomplishment.