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Louise chatted to Melanie Croce who is Executive Director of Seal Rescue Ireland (SRI) about Wally The Walrus’ return to Ireland.

Over the past week, Wally has been spotted resting on boats in harbours and the SRI are hoping to get him his own ‘flouting couch’.

Melanie told Louise about how the public can keep the Walrus safe, as well as why he is exploring new habitats other than the Arctic.

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Louise Clarke chatted to Amber Moon Holistic about Reiki, which is a form of complementary therapy relating to energy healing. 

Amber told Louise about how she made the change from marketing to becoming a Reiki practitioner during lockdown.

The course opened Amanda’s eyes to holistic treatments and looking after her own well-being.

Reiki is a complimentary treatment to clinical treatments, and helps people deal with depression, digestive problems, and as Amber puts it, realigns the body’s energy points called chakras.

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Louise chats to Michael Casey who is doing a fundraiser for ISPCC Childline.

He’s doing 100 pulls up a day for 100 days.

He has 24 days left before the fundraiser finishes, and he’s raised over 5,600 euro so far.

His final goal is 10,000 and he’s going to do 800 pulls on the final day to represent the amount of children who ring the charity every day.

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They discussed how things have changed during the pandemic, how artists haven't been able to make money from live gigs and what needs to be done to support the industry in the future. 

Stuart also told Louise about Hot Press' M.I.X course, which is an abbreviation for 'music industry explained'.

The course details how different parts of the music industry works, and is suitable for anyone interested in any aspect of radio or music.

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Louise chatted to Josh Reynolds from the Irish Aviation Students' Association about the future of the Industry in Ireland.

They chatted about the changes that will come after the pandemic, the hunger consumers will have to go abroad and how people going on holidays will be vital to generate income for the industry. 

IASA will be holding an online event on the 5th of April, where they will have a wide range of guest speakers to talk about topics such as drones and how the aviation industry has grown over the past 100 years. 

You can catch the live stream online on YouTube on the 5th of April from 10am to 4pm. 

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Louise chats to Pamela Uba, who was Miss Galway in 2020 and is using her platform to raise awareness about Direct Provision.

Pamela is working in University Hospital Galway and completing her Masters in Clinical Chemistry in Trinity.

They spoke about what it was like for Pamela growing up in Direct Provision, what it was like for her to win Miss Galway 2020.

Pamela also spoke about what people can do in order to learn more about people living in Direct Provision, to help end the stigma in Ireland.

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Tracworx was an idea that was found by 3 best friends attending college at University of Limerick

Louise caught up with Chris Kelly to find out how their company has expanded and changed since the beginning of the pandemic.

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Dealing with mental health when growing can be tough and can feel overwhelming.

Louise spoke to Jen from Jigsaw about dealing with mental health.

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