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May is Mental Health Month, and that is what this podcast is all about! Also, this week is Facial Equality Week, and I was only delighted to chat with Liv and Maddie, two amazing advocates for facial equality in the USA. The twin girls talk to me about their podcast 'Courageously Kind', Liv's facial difference, politics in the US, how they deal with anxiety and so much more.
This week's talented young musician is:
Robbie Monaghan - original song 'Sorry'. [@robbiemonaghanmusic]
Instagram: @_talkaboutitpodcast for more information about upcoming guests, daily quotes, mental health tips, and much more.
For more: https://linktr.ee/amelhyne
May is Mental Health Month - which is what this podcast is all about! So I chat with Tiktoker 'Human Antidepressant' Sean Flanagan about self-love, body image, mental health, and TikTok fame. Join us for an open, honest, and insightful chat with two teens about what mental health is really like today.
This week's talented young musician is:
Padraig Cahill - original song 'I Just Need Time To Miss You.' [@padraigcahill_music]
Instagram: @_talkaboutitpodcast for more information about upcoming guests, daily quotes, mental health tips, and much more.
For more: https://linktr.ee/amelhyne
In this episode, I chat with Ciara Hennebry about her Irish business Croia [@croiaireland], how to find your passion in life, and tips for setting up your own business.
I also discuss the importance of shopping locally and the benefits of supporting small businesses along with mentioning some shocking statistics.
This weeks incredible young musician is:
Saibh Skelly - original song 'Everything You Want'. [@saibhskellymusic]
Instagram: @_talkaboutitpodcast for more information about upcoming guests, daily quotes, mental health tips, and much more.
For more: https://linktr.ee/amelhyne
April is Autism Awareness Month, so this episode focuses on exactly that - Autism. I explain what autism is, and I chat with the founder of Autism Siblings Ireland - Freya O'Horo.
We chat about Freya's journey with Autism Siblings Ireland, life with her little brother Dian and where you can find more resources about autism.
This week's incredible young musicians include:
Subdivine - original song 'Lone Girl'. [@subdivineofficial]
Instagram: @_talkaboutitpodcast for more information about upcoming guests, daily quotes, mental health tips, and much more.
For more: https://linktr.ee/amelhyne
In this week's episode, I chat to Aoife Rees, Michael Keane, and Liam Boland about their filmmaking careers, why they love directing, and why they decided to make short films about the times we live in, as well as so much more.
Aoife Rees short film - 'A Guide To The End Of The World'.
Michael Keane short film - 'Covid Eire'.
Liam Boland short film - 'Distanced'.
This week's incredible young musicians include:
Aisling Mullarkey - a cover of 'Scars To Your Beautiful'. [@aislingmullarkeymusic]
Orla Donnelly - original song 'Passing Phase'. [@orladonnellymusic]
The MasterPlan - original song 'Katie Blue'. [@themasterplanie]
Instagram: @_talkaboutitpodcast for more information about upcoming guests, daily quotes, mental health tips, and much more.
For more: https://linktr.ee/talkaboutitpodcast
In this episode, I chat about what the letters LGBTQ+ mean, pronouns and neopronouns, and where you can find resources about the LGBTQ+ Community. I also chat with my friend Alex about coming out, what it is like being gay in Ireland today, Ru Paul, and much more.
All music this week is linked to the LGBTQ+ Community.
Instagram: @_talkaboutitpodcast for more information about upcoming guests, daily quotes, mental health tips, and much more.
For more: https://linktr.ee/amelhyne
Welcome one and all to Talk About It. In this very first episode, I discuss why I started this podcast, a bit about me, how young musicians can get involved, and much more!
Instagram: @_talkaboutitpodcast for more information about upcoming guests, daily quotes, mental health tips, and much more.
For more: https://linktr.ee/amelhyne
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