Welcome back! A little bit of ‘Splainin’ (some may call ranting?) this week and the music is a bit less smooth, but for people having a more angsty week, this could be just the thing for you!

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Here we are with some more music! I didn’t put these songs in any particular order but I think it really works.

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Yesterday I had the great pleasure of DJing an 80s Night fundraiser for the campaign to repeal the 8th Amendment, but I didn’t get to play all the songs I picked out! So here are some of the outtakes.

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Hello hello hello!

Eight months later…. here we are! Back with another show. It was a hard road with the passing of my father-in-law and a crazy work schedule but things have calmed down a bit now and hopefully ‘Splainin’ will be back on track for a good while.

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Go to www.togetherforyes.ie to get involved with helping us repeal the 8th Amendment to the Irish Constitution!

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Back at it this week with too much music picked out, so no ‘Splainin’ as such, but you know what they say — less talk means more rock… or something like that.

Woods – Hit That Drum

….and we’re back! On Monday mornings! and I’m sick again! Yayyyy! But the music, of course, is always good.

So we celebrated a holiday! Well, maybe you did. I actually didn’t. But it’s a strange day to commemorate a guy who wasn’t actually Irish and everyone tries to express what Irishness means with varying success of accuracy. I always resented St. Patrick’s Day because it took the attention away from the best day of the year: my birthday! I probably should have played songs about birthdays instead, but I didn’t think of it. Then again, I didn’t play songs about St. Patrick either.

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This week we bring you a panel discussion entitled, ‘To the Daring Belongs the Future: Women, Anarchism, Feminism, and Ireland’ from the Belfast Anarchist Bookfair, held a couple of weeks back. I was honoured to take part and blather on about crap I think about. Apologies for using the word ‘maddening’ so much. Thanks to Fionnghuala from the WSM and Barbara from Solidarity Federation for hosting me. After the discussion, there are a few songs for your aural enjoyment.

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Dead Meadow – Get up on Down