Conor explains the uniquely Irish historical & cultural influences which reinforce gender norms here. Plus why does Ireland have so many single sex schools, how do the All Blacks get things right, and how does the rodeo relate to Irish farmers? listen: https://t.co/szwFls5QNg
In our 2nd episode with Conor Hammersley, he tells us about his research in Ireland & the US on rural masculinity. Conor describes the challenges facing farmers & farming families today. He helps us to understand complex concepts like social reproduction & masculine hegemony.
We were delighted to talk to Fulbright scholar Conor Hammersley about his research on #masculinity in modern Ireland. In Part 1 he describes the historical & cultural backdrop underpinning masculine identity in Ireland. Listen here: https://t.co/0mef2MVHLC #MensHealth#Fulbright
Hello friends! We have a super episode to open Season 3. We talk to Richard Hogan, pyschotherapist, columnist and author of Parenting the Screenager. He tells us all about the challenges of parenting, how to navigate those tricky teenage years & develop skills to manage adversity
Stefan was incredibly generous to speak so frankly about his experiences. We hope you enjoy the show. Available at https://t.co/5OdvQTkPU0. #racism#inclusion#sport#Kerry#podcast
Today we chat to the mighty Stefan Okunbor. He is currently a member of the Kerry Senior football panel. He speaks openly about his experience of growing up black in Ireland, racism, his travels to Australia to peruse an AFL career, injury set backs & more. #gaa#Diversity
We had a great time tonight chatting to researcher and recent @FulbrightPrgrm scholarship awardee @ConorHammersley for an upcoming episode. Fittingly for Father’s Day we discussed #masculinity and covered everything from Cuchulainn to Mother Teresa to Kid Rock! Stay tuned..
Teacher and poet Mary Kennelly joins us this week to talk about her new book ´Into The Grey’ which will be officially launched on 4th June 2022 at Listowel Writers’ Week. It addresses the journey the poet took when her uncles John & Brendan began to steadily decline with dementia
All proceeds from the book are going to the nursing homes who looked after John and Brendan so well (Aras Mhuire and Lady of Fatima). The book will be available in good bookstores, or order online at https://t.co/aU3COjbsD2
YES you Can! Can I Have My Coffee and Drink It? A Meta-analysis to Determine Whether Habitual Caffeine Consumption Affects the Ergogenic Effect of Caffeine: Habitual caffeine consumption does not appear to influence the acute ergogenic effect of caffeine. https://t.co/uAcXn9cuQQ
A truly impressive collection of Irish Paddies illustrating the diversity of Irish masculinity, check it out. The Paddy Irishman project – in pictures https://t.co/hdXPFbMXCb
Plus: how men & women react differently to Lady Chatterly’s TinderBot, & Barry explains how to defeat a killer robot at your door (it’s actually easier than you think…). Sound is tinny at the start (damn killer robots!) but please stick with it because it’s a great chat!
In this weeks show we are joined by the AI man…no not that guy, expert on Artificial Intelligence Prof Barry O Sullivan. Barry discusses the promises, pitfalls & ethical dilemmas of AI, & how it is already transforming our lives. Check out links in bio. #ArtificialIntelligence
10,000 downloads… thank you so much to our wonderful guests, to our very patient families and most of all to our lovely listeners for joining us on these aural adventures! Thank you for loaning us your ears and your minds. Con & Dinny. Join us on Spotify https://t.co/1lBSfrjGmS