Younified

Fiona Parfey from Riley explains their company's journey in menstruation education and breaking the stigma around periods and period poverty.

Elaine Murphy, Education Manager at ShoutOut, explains pansexuality and how it differs from bisexuality.

Mamobo is joined by Dr Lucy Michael and Eve Doran, PhD student in Black Studies at TCD, to explore the concept of white saviourism.

In this episode: we'll discuss white saviourism and how it can take away agency with our panel; we'll be hearing about what exactly pansexuality is; and we'll explore how to overcome period poverty.

Mamobo explores the world of Lebanese cuisine at Damascus Gate Restaurant in the heart of Dublin city.

Drag artist and filmmaker Amrou Al-Kadhi tells Mamobo about their directorial debut and how it showcases queer culture.

Disability activists Paralympian John Fulham, Public Engagement Manager from the Irish Wheelchair Association, and Maryam Madani of Disability Power Ireland, chat to Mamobo to mark International Day of People with Disabilities.

In this episode of Younified: Mamobo meets disability activists Paralympian John Fulham, Public Engagement Manager from the Irish Wheelchair Association, and Maryam Madani of Disability Power Ireland. She is also joined by drag performer and filmmaker Amrou Al-Kadhi. And finally she delves into the world of Lebanese cuisine.

Mamobo heads to St Vincent de Paul's charity shop in Meath Street, Dublin, to meet their staff and volunteers.

Tammy Darcy of The Shona Project chats to Mamobo about her work in female empowerment.