This week is the premiere of our new collaboration with travel enthusiast Ellen Grace and her podcast Where is Ellen Grace. Ellen has joined the Fried team as Travel Editor and will be appearing on the podcast every few weeks! In this week's episode, Ellen chats to the well-travelled, Amy Lynch about her time studying travel and tourism and experiences working for Eurocamp, at TUI as a travel agent and her latest endeavour to au-pair in Paris. For the full podcast head to whereisellengrace!

Welcome back to another episode of That's Fried The Podcast! In this week's episode, Enya chats with Irish content creator, Grainne Binns on confidence, overcoming an eating disorder, why you should be your authentic self and all about her new brand, Subtle Poison! 

Currently, in Ireland, there is no legislation against stalking. Past victim of stalking and co-founder of the Stalking Ireland campaign, Eve McDowell joins Enya on the show to discuss her experience with stalking and what Stalking Ireland hope to achieve. 

In That’s Fried #20, Enya chats to Limerick entrepreneur, chef and author, Eoin Sheehan about how he fell into the food business and how he has grown his brand to what it is today.

Enya picks the brain of Verona Farrell aka Second Hand Huns about her second-hand shopping page, selling vintage and the art of upcycling. 

In this episode, Enya chats to her friend and peer, Lisa Diviney all about their degree in Journalism and New Media and the programme offered at The University of Limerick.

In this week's episode, Enya and Molly compare the impact of a gap year versus college on their creativity!

In this week's podcast, Molly catches up with the founder of Jigsaw, Tony Bates. Jigsaw is a mental health service in Ireland for adolescents & young adults.

Tony talks all about his own journey and how he came about setting up the first Jigsaw and he also gives our listeners some great advice on how to better manage their own mental health, especially during these tough times!

If you're in need of help or are looking for someone to talk to, you can access lots of information on the Jigsaw website or feel free to DM our Fried Instagram page and we'll be happy to pass on some phone numbers for Jigsaw and other mental health services in Ireland!!

Enjoy <333

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In this week's episode, Katie interviews the founders of JOI, Méadhbh Dunne & Sarah Kelly. JOI's mission is to provide Irish young people with the resources to explore, express, and find JOI in their sexuality. 

This chat is really open and honest and super educational! Discussing the different aspects of sexuality - there's a lot to be learned and Méadhbh and Sarah are experts in this subject. 

Well worth the listen!! Enjoy :)