The Women's Podcast

Episode 11 is a special episode to celebrate Irish Times Food Month which runs all through November. Kathy Sheridan is on a few weeks off so our guest presenter Irish Times Magazine editor Rachel Collins is joined by Ballymaloe chef Darina Allen, food columnist Domini Kemp, restaurant critic Catherine Cleary and sausage producer Jane Russell. They discuss the recent WHO guidelines on processed meat and the ever-changing "rules" around food consumption. Dublin based Texan Kathleen Harris explains the difficulty of maintaining Thanksgiving traditions when you move country and Sorcha Hamilton talks to some women who are brewing up a storm in the beer industry.

Episode 11 is a special episode to celebrate Irish Times Food Month which runs all through November. Kathy Sheridan is on a few weeks off so our guest presenter Irish Times Magazine editor Rachel Collins is joined by Ballymaloe chef Darina Allen, food columnist Domini Kemp, restaurant critic Catherine Cleary and sausage producer Jane Russell. They discuss the recent WHO guidelines on processed meat and the ever-changing "rules" around food consumption. Dublin based Texan Kathleen Harris explains the difficulty of maintaining Thanksgiving traditions when you move country and Sorcha Hamilton talks to some women who are brewing up a storm in the beer industry.

In Episode 10 presenter Kathy Sheridan is joined by former RTE producer Betty Purcell, broadcaster Alison O'Connor and Newstalk presenter Sarah Carey to discuss research which highlights the gender imbalance on Irish radio. Funny woman Grainne Maguire talks about tweeting the Taoiseach Enda Kenny about her menstrual cycle as part of the campaign to repeal the 8th amendment. And Hilary Fannin talks to Bernice Harrison about the art of memoir writing.

In Episode 10 presenter Kathy Sheridan is joined by former RTE producer Betty Purcell, broadcaster Alison O'Connor and Newstalk presenter Sarah Carey to discuss research which highlights the gender imbalance on Irish radio. Funny woman Grainne Maguire talks about tweeting the Taoiseach Enda Kenny about her menstrual cycle as part of the campaign to repeal the 8th amendment. And Hilary Fannin talks to Bernice Harrison about the art of memoir writing.

In Episode 10 presenter Kathy Sheridan is joined by former RTE producer Betty Purcell, broadcaster Alison O'Connor and Newstalk presenter Sarah Carey to discuss research which highlights the gender imbalance on Irish radio. Funny woman Grainne Maguire talks about tweeting the Taoiseach Enda Kenny about her menstrual cycle as part of the campaign to repeal the 8th amendment. And Hilary Fannin talks to Bernice Harrison about the art of memoir writing.

In Episode 10 presenter Kathy Sheridan is joined by former RTE producer Betty Purcell, broadcaster Alison O'Connor and Newstalk presenter Sarah Carey to discuss research which highlights the gender imbalance on Irish radio. Funny woman Grainne Maguire talks about tweeting the Taoiseach Enda Kenny about her menstrual cycle as part of the campaign to repeal the 8th amendment. And Hilary Fannin talks to Bernice Harrison about the art of memoir writing.

In this Episode presenter Kathy Sheridan is joined by academic Dr Brenda Donohue, author Belinda McKeon and Irish Times literary correspondent Fintan O'Toole. They discuss the recent furore over The Abbey theatre's programme for 2016 which includes work by only one woman. Also in the episode, bestselling novelist Cecelia Ahern tells Kathy about her latest novel The Marble Collector.

In this Episode presenter Kathy Sheridan is joined by academic Dr Brenda Donohue, author Belinda McKeon and Irish Times literary correspondent Fintan O'Toole. They discuss the recent furore over The Abbey theatre's programme for 2016 which includes work by only one woman. Also in the episode, bestselling novelist Cecelia Ahern tells Kathy about her latest novel The Marble Collector.

In this Episode presenter Kathy Sheridan is joined by academic Dr Brenda Donohue, author Belinda McKeon and Irish Times literary correspondent Fintan O'Toole. They discuss the recent furore over The Abbey theatre's programme for 2016 which includes work by only one woman. Also in the episode, bestselling novelist Cecelia Ahern tells Kathy about her latest novel The Marble Collector.

In this Episode presenter Kathy Sheridan is joined by academic Dr Brenda Donohue, author Belinda McKeon and Irish Times literary correspondent Fintan O'Toole. They discuss the recent furore over The Abbey theatre's programme for 2016 which includes work by only one woman. Also in the episode, bestselling novelist Cecelia Ahern tells Kathy about her latest novel The Marble Collector.