The Women's Podcast

It's 10 years since The Irish Times moved from Fleet Street in Dublin to our current offices in a shiny tower of glass on Tara Street. To mark the move, we invited some of the most talented journalists from print, online and broadcasting to tell us the stories of their careers. In the first of our Story Times episodes hosted by Kathy Sheridan, Olivia O'Leary, Kitty Holland, Anne Harris. Bairbre Power, Catherine Cleary, Dearbhail McDonald and more tell us the stories that changed the narrative.

It's 10 years since The Irish Times moved from Fleet Street in Dublin to our current offices in a shiny tower of glass on Tara Street. To mark the move, we invited some of the most talented journalists from print, online and broadcasting to tell us the stories of their careers. In the first of our Story Times episodes hosted by Kathy Sheridan, Olivia O'Leary, Kitty Holland, Anne Harris. Bairbre Power, Catherine Cleary, Dearbhail McDonald and more tell us the stories that changed the narrative.

It's 10 years since The Irish Times moved from Fleet Street in Dublin to our current offices in a shiny tower of glass on Tara Street. To mark the move, we invited some of the most talented journalists from print, online and broadcasting to tell us the stories of their careers. In the first of our Story Times episodes hosted by Kathy Sheridan, Olivia O'Leary, Kitty Holland, Anne Harris. Bairbre Power, Catherine Cleary, Dearbhail McDonald and more tell us the stories that changed the narrative.

In this episode, hosted by Kathy Sheridan, we hear from Lindy West the author of Shrill - Notes from a Loud Woman. The Seattle writer talks to Roisin Ingle about online trolls, rape culture and fat shaming and why she hopes her work makes women feel "less alone". As the hot weather signals the start of the Leaving Certificate exams, we talk to women including former Tanaiste Joan Burton and writer Barbara Scully about their exam memories. And our Herstory segment this week takes a look back at actor Peg Woffington who was a star in Georgian London.

In this episode, hosted by Kathy Sheridan, we hear from Lindy West the author of Shrill - Notes from a Loud Woman. The Seattle writer talks to Roisin Ingle about online trolls, rape culture and fat shaming and why she hopes her work makes women feel "less alone". As the hot weather signals the start of the Leaving Certificate exams, we talk to women including former Tanaiste Joan Burton and writer Barbara Scully about their exam memories. And our Herstory segment this week takes a look back at actor Peg Woffington who was a star in Georgian London.

In this episode, we bring you everything you ever wanted to know about the menopause but were too afraid (or too mortified) to ask. Our host Kathy Sheridan talks rogue hair and hot flashes with journalist Christa D'Souza author of a new book on the subject. Dr Ciara Kelly gives us a medical perspective, Anthea McTeirnan talks about her status as 'Menopause denier' and Una Mullally shares her experience of being plunged into the menopouse at age 32 due to cancer treatment. If you want to join the conversation, tell us your menopause story or thoughts on [email protected] or message us on Facebook or Twitter @itwomenspodcast

In this episode, we bring you everything you ever wanted to know about the menopause but were too afraid (or too mortified) to ask. Our host Kathy Sheridan talks rogue hair and hot flashes with journalist Christa D'Souza author of a new book on the subject. Dr Ciara Kelly gives us a medical perspective, Anthea McTeirnan talks about her status as 'Menopause denier' and Una Mullally shares her experience of being plunged into the menopouse at age 32 due to cancer treatment. If you want to join the conversation, tell us your menopause story or thoughts on [email protected] or message us on Facebook or Twitter @itwomenspodcast

In this episode, hosted by Kathy Sheridan, Laura Bates founder of the Everyday Sexism Project talks about her new book Girl Up with Laura Slattery. Una Mullally talks to those closest to her about their memories of #marref and the one year anniversary of the yes vote and we introduce Her Story, a new weekly series on extraordinary Irish women.

In this episode, hosted by Kathy Sheridan, Laura Bates founder of the Everyday Sexism Project talks about her new book Girl Up with Laura Slattery. Una Mullally talks to those closest to her about their memories of #marref and the one year anniversary of the yes vote and we introduce Her Story, a new weekly series on extraordinary Irish women.

In this episode, hosted by Kathy Sheridan, Laura Bates founder of the Everyday Sexism Project talks about her new book Girl Up with Laura Slattery. Una Mullally talks to those closest to her about their memories of #marref and the one year anniversary of the yes vote and we introduce Her Story, a new weekly series on extraordinary Irish women.