Younified

*Note: sensitive issues are explored in this podcast*

In this discussion, Mamobo Ogoro speaks with Hannah Croke and Fiona McLoone about their recovery journey, and is also joined by Ellen Jennings from Bodywhys (helpline: 01 210 7906).

In this episode, Mamobo Ogoro hears about the challenges of dealing with eating disorders from our panel and how they have battled to overcome them; she meets sensitivity reader Helen Gould to hear how authors create experiences and characters different to them; and she speaks with Shane McKenna from the school programme Dabbledoo to hear how he is making Irish trad music accessible to a wider audience.

Mamobo meets Eduard Majabague from Dublin's Filipino Bakery and Cafe to find out why Filipino cuisine is proving so popular on TikTok.

Mamobo speaks with Zeda about how her stylist career has gone from strength to strength.

Ashley Chadamoyo Makombe and Sarina Bellissimo join Mamobo to debate what reality TV shows are strong performers when it comes to showcasing diverse casts on screen and why some still only have tokenism.

In this episode of Younified, Mamobo chats about whether reality TV has come far enough in representing diversity with Sarina Bellissimo and Ashley Chadamoyo Makombe; she hears from Zeda about being one of the only black stylists in Ireland; and the Filipino Cafe and Bakery tell us why that cuisine is such a hit on Tiktok.

Ian Power of Spunout joins Mamobo to chat about their resources to support young people with their mental health, including action panels.

Amanda Adé opens up about getting recently diagnosed with ADHD.

Our panel, comedian Gearóid Farrelly, psychotherapist Maeve Burke and BelongTo's Moninne Griffith explore whether those who are LGBT should still have to come out and why it's an important process to many in the community.

Should we still have to come out? Our panel explores why society still expects the LGBT community to do so. We'll meet Amanda Adé who will be chatting about her recent ADHD diagnosis. And Spunout's Ian Power will join Mamobo to talk about their initiatives to improve the mental health of Ireland's young people.