By Atlantic Radio Ireland
The podcast currently has 38 episodes available.
Moze talks to Lisa Tonge of the brand new Little Green Dot Craft Shop and Studio at Clonakilty Community Arts Centre
Moze M. Jacobs talks to Mella McCauly who is running a thriving business in West Cork based on a childhood passion for that delectable buttery confectionery.
Moze talks to Noreen Minihan, festival patron and a driving force behind many prize-winning initiatives. A talk about past and present, theatre, sustainability, and the ripple effect.
Moze M. Jacobs talks to Cork County councillor Christopher O’Sullivan about the Clonakilty Street Carnival, trees, homelessness, rates, edible towns, (the limits of) power.
Moze M. Jacobs talks to ecologist Kevin Corcoran about the benefits of (and threats to) nature, Long Strand, Lough Hyne, short-term thinking, and slavery
Moze M. Jacobs talks to artist and businesswoman Kate Fitzgerald of The Loft Gallery & Frames Clonakilty about art, pain, music, and loving Clonakilty
Moze talks to Anton Floyd about landscapes, words, and his poetic passion for defending Ireland’s natural habitat including wonderful Gougane Barra.
Moze Jacobs talks to Paddy Rose of Advanced Heating about the advantages, the costs, and sunshine in Ireland. (Surprise: there is enough!)
Moze talks to Tomás Tuipéar about lettering, language, trains, punctuation Clonakilty Black Pudding and Michael Collins’s grandmother (the two are connected). A true Irish original, Tomás delivers quite the package in his chat and in his work that brightens up the town.
Moze talks to Bryan McElroy, who offers this service in addition to his regular practice as a GP in Bandon. Feeling or thinking, what gives?
The podcast currently has 38 episodes available.