The Women's Podcast

In this episode of The Women’s Podcast, host Kathy Sheridan is joined by Tara Flynn and Roisin Ingle. They discuss the impact of going public with their abortion stories in recent weeks.

Una Mullally reviews the new film Suffragette. Later in the episode, a discussion about clothing and empowerment with Joi Gordon and Sonya Lennon of Dress for Success and Irish Times journalist Laura Slattery.

The Women’s Podcast is a weekly podcast produced by Roisin Ingle and presented by Kathy Sheridan.

In this episode of The Women’s Podcast, host Kathy Sheridan is joined by Tara Flynn and Roisin Ingle. They discuss the impact of going public with their abortion stories in recent weeks.

Una Mullally reviews the new film Suffragette. Later in the episode, a discussion about clothing and empowerment with Joi Gordon and Sonya Lennon of Dress for Success and Irish Times journalist Laura Slattery.

The Women’s Podcast is a weekly podcast produced by Roisin Ingle and presented by Kathy Sheridan.

In this episode of The Women’s Podcast, host Kathy Sheridan is joined by Tara Flynn and Roisin Ingle. They discuss the impact of going public with their abortion stories in recent weeks.

Una Mullally reviews the new film Suffragette. Later in the episode, a discussion about clothing and empowerment with Joi Gordon and Sonya Lennon of Dress for Success and Irish Times journalist Laura Slattery.

The Women’s Podcast is a weekly podcast produced by Roisin Ingle and presented by Kathy Sheridan.

In this episode of The Women’s Podcast, host Kathy Sheridan is joined by Tara Flynn and Roisin Ingle. They discuss the impact of going public with their abortion stories in recent weeks.

Una Mullally reviews the new film Suffragette. Later in the episode, a discussion about clothing and empowerment with Joi Gordon and Sonya Lennon of Dress for Success and Irish Times journalist Laura Slattery.

The Women’s Podcast is a weekly podcast produced by Roisin Ingle and presented by Kathy Sheridan.

Is it easier for male writers to get their books published?

New York-based writer Catherine Nichols was having trouble finding an agent for her new novel, so she did an experiment. She created a male alter ego called “George” and sent the same pages to agents under his name.

This week on The Women’s Podcast, Nichols talks about what happened next.

Also on the podcast: sex apps, three women trying to change the Irish publishing world and recordings from our live event at Culture Night.

Is it easier for male writers to get their books published?

New York-based writer Catherine Nichols was having trouble finding an agent for her new novel, so she did an experiment. She created a male alter ego called “George” and sent the same pages to agents under his name.

This week on The Women’s Podcast, Nichols talks about what happened next.

Also on the podcast: sex apps, three women trying to change the Irish publishing world and recordings from our live event at Culture Night.

Is it easier for male writers to get their books published?

New York-based writer Catherine Nichols was having trouble finding an agent for her new novel, so she did an experiment. She created a male alter ego called “George” and sent the same pages to agents under his name.

This week on The Women’s Podcast, Nichols talks about what happened next.

Also on the podcast: sex apps, three women trying to change the Irish publishing world and recordings from our live event at Culture Night.

Is it easier for male writers to get their books published?

New York-based writer Catherine Nichols was having trouble finding an agent for her new novel, so she did an experiment. She created a male alter ego called “George” and sent the same pages to agents under his name.

This week on The Women’s Podcast, Nichols talks about what happened next.

Also on the podcast: sex apps, three women trying to change the Irish publishing world and recordings from our live event at Culture Night.

This week, on the very first episode of The Women’s Podcast, Kathy talks to Renua Party leader Lucinda Creighton, Senator Averil Power and former youngest mayor in Ireland Darcy Longergan about what it’s really like to be a woman in Irish politics. We go to Women For Election’s three-day campaign school, a boot camp for would-be politicians. Journalist Tanya Sweeney talks to Louise O’Neill about her new novel Asking for It, which is about rape culture in small town Ireland. And Stella Bass sings her jazzy version of Back to Black by Amy Winehouse.

This week, on the very first episode of The Women’s Podcast, Kathy talks to Renua Party leader Lucinda Creighton, Senator Averil Power and former youngest mayor in Ireland Darcy Longergan about what it’s really like to be a woman in Irish politics. We go to Women For Election’s three-day campaign school, a boot camp for would-be politicians. Journalist Tanya Sweeney talks to Louise O’Neill about her new novel Asking for It, which is about rape culture in small town Ireland. And Stella Bass sings her jazzy version of Back to Black by Amy Winehouse.