To raise awareness for Dyspraxia and DCD Week, Siún talks about her experiences with Dyspraxia and how it has changed her life, not necessarily for the worse!

Emer talks to some UCC students from the leaderboards of UCC's Movember about their motivations and experiences

Theo and Siún discuss the Trucker situation unfolding in Canada

In this week’s show, Oisín sat down with Cork’s very own Tadhg Hickey. In a wide ranging conversation, they discussed mental health, music, a United Ireland, Palestine and Ireland’s future, with some ceol and a few laughs throughout. Enjoy!

Mark and Brian talk to Dr. Siobháin O'Mahony, a lecturer and researcher in UCC. Siobháin talks about her research in the fields of psychiatry and the gut microbiota. She also discusses some of her research into gender-based differences in pain perception. Siobháin offers some insights on career-life balance and gives advice to listeners about their future careers to help them achieve their goals.

Hosts: Mark Vesey, Brian Curtin

David is on his own. Playing tracks and talking about balls and CMAT.

In a bilingual episode in celebration of 'Seachtain na Gaeilge 2022', Johnjoe is joined by Katie Halpin Hill and Pádraig Ó hAiniféin, Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson of An Chuallacht UCC to discuss the week's events, the Irish language on campus, and new Irish language recording artists. 

In this episode your co-hosts Top and PB talk all things fetishes, from the media to the science (there are a lot of rats getting it on out there). We aim to normalise fetishes and talk openly about how and why someone might like your little piggies more than you expected them to. As an extra little bonus we get to hear all about James Joyce's Coprophilia, that's right James Joyce had a thing for butt stuff. 

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Top

Power-Bottom

Dr Cathal McCarthy joins Mark and Brian on the podcast this week. Cathal is a lecturer in pharmacology and therapeutics in UCC. Cathal is a principal investigator actively engaged in research in pre-eclampsia and gestational diabetes. Cathal has engaged in translational medicine, collaborating with clinicians whilst leading his own research team. He offers insights and advice from his career and his experience studying abroad. This engaging conversation is well worth a listen for anyone interested in research, especially translational medicine.

Hosts: Mark Vesey, Brian Curtin

In the second programme of Raidió na Poblachta, Oisín and James sit down with former blanketman and political prisoner Ciarán Mac Dáibhí, 41 years ón from the beginning of Bobby Sands’ hunger strike.