We all deeply love Ireland... but we need to talk about it.

In this episode we talk about the salvation of art, connection with the land, grá for mná (love for women),

Dee is an everyday Goddess. Her voice will transport you. Her relationship with and understanding of Ireland and Irishness will challenge, resonate, and inspire.

Go raibh míle míle maith agat, a chara!

Is bean iontach thú - You are a wonderful woman.

Táim fíorshásta go bhfuil aithne agam ort - I am truly happy to know you :)

@deemulrooney

deirdre-mulrooney.com

Episode 11:

We talk about students' confidence shifting, the positive power of music, the story of the Bodhrán, enjoying the process, preserving our culture, and reifying Irishness.

Enjoy! Thank you for listening :)

Agus go raibh míle maith agat, a Ruairi! It was such a pleasure and a privilege to be in conversation with you!

Find Ruairi on instagram @ruairi_glasheen

and www.ruairiglasheen.net

Wicklow native, Jane Casey, is a content creator and journalist that has a passion for highlighting the forgotten stories of Ireland’s past.

Jane aims to ignite curiosity about our world and inspire an appreciation for the hidden beauty and rich histories we often overlook.

We talk about reframing success, the curiosity which unveils a story in every place, pursuing passion, and reconnecting with our incredible land.

In this episode, Áine Tyrrell and I explore the path which presents itself to us, willing us forward despite fear, the poetry of the Irish language and how it affects our psyche, and the reconciliation we make with Irish history, oppression, and change.

"Áine Tyrrell is a force," says The Irish Times. A force of tenderness, ferocity, curiosity and intellect, all at the same time. It was a profound conversation with one of my favourite musicians.

Áine's unique perspective allows us reflect on the treasures of home, and the freedom which distance grants us. We talk about unleashing talents, and taking it step by step to a truer, freer way of being.

Áine has new music out soon. Check out her page for more!

Go raibh míle míle maith agat, a chara! Thanks a million, friend!

Agus míle buíochas do gach duine ag éisteacht linn - And a thousand gratitude to everyone listening to us!

@ainetyrrellmusic

www.ainetyrrell.com

Episode 8: Aoife Dunne -

Bain taitneamh as! Enjoy!

Go raibh maith agat as éisteacht! Thank you for listening :)

You can find Aoife on instagram @english_and_aoife

Episode 7:

You can find Stephen's books and materials on his website: www.doctorcymraeg.wales

Here is his Instagram with funny, meaningful, educational content: https://www.instagram.com/doctor_cymraeg?igshid=MjEwN2IyYWYwYw%3D%3D

This whole conversation is quote-able! I loved talking to you, Tura :)

Go raibh míle maith agat :)

Born in Zimbabwe, Tura moved to Ireland 31 years ago. His dance practice combines urban, traditional African, Irish music and dance. With dedicated study, Tura has in recent years become an accomplished Sean Nós (traditional Irish) dancer and Irish language and culture aficionado. The combination of these three traditions – African, urban street, and Irish, is a powerful and empowering reflection and celebration on diversity.

Primarily a dancer, choreographer and musician, Tura has expanded into production, music composition, journalism and screen-writing. As an activist and voice for the preservation of cultures, he is renowned for teaching urban dance, unlocking creativity and enabling diversity amongst young people. His dance, music, and movement company Artfrique has produced hundreds of performances, workshops and designed educational programs for nearly 30 years.

Find Tura on instagram @turaarutura

In this episode I talk to my student, Justina Victoria, the psychosexual expert for men, who is healing Ireland's sexual landscape one Irish man at a time. Her work focuses on

Find Justina at www.justinavictoria.com

Instagram: the.justina.victoria

It was a pleasure and a privilege to talk to Conchobhar Ruadh (B.S.c Psychology), who is a hypnotherapist, meditation teacher, and advocate of the Irish language. His work explores decolonisation and our relationship to an Ghaeilge. Conor is also a Gaeilgeoir raising his child through Irish and currently in his first year of a shamanic apprenticeship.

We speak about the healing nature of relearning our native tongue, and the antidote that is to intergenerational trauma, including addiction, shame, and pain. Conchobhar ardently extols the benefits of raising children through Irish. We emphasise renouncing perfectionism and throwing off the shackles of judgement and underconfidence in order to reach your potential.

Bainigí taitneamh as! Enjoy it!

Míle buíochas, a Chonchobhair

So much gratitude, Conchobhar

Find Conchobhar @sli_na_ruadh on Instagram

What an energising and inspirational presence Davy is! He brings us through his journey from accountant to author, videographer and content creator, and his deep understanding of the events which led us to Modern Ireland. Davy elevates history in a dynamic way, delivered with style, curiosity and the joy of sharing knowledge.

We learn about Davy's favourite historical sites in Ireland, his writing and workshops, and his exciting upcoming projects. He is proof that you can change your life, and with focus and fearlessness, find freedom.

I know you're going to love this episode!

Go raibh míle, a Davy! Thanks a million, Davy!

Find Davy @davy_holden on Instagram