New episode of How to be Irish podcast is out. I speak with @ailbhes about the changes in Irish society for the past 40/50 years.
Listen on Spotify/YouTube/wherever you get your podcasts
https://t.co/ocaEa5qi2c
Something I hadn't expected since starting a podcast:
Female guests are harder to land than male guests.
Maybe it's imposter syndrome at play? Maybe not?
Speaking of, does anyone have recommendations for female guests (loosely) related to Irish culture?
A recently started a podcast called How to be Irish.
The premise is to speak with Irish people about what it means to be Irish through the lens of their life experiences and interests.
So far I’ve spoken to an explorer, an Irish American, an activist and a psychotherapist.
Welcome our newest addition to the team, Úna Harty!
Passionate about the future of work and promoting a healthy work-life balance, Úna is brimming with marketing ideas to spread our message even more widely 💭
#4DayWeek#FutureOfWork
Back again with another #journorequest -
I'm keen to speak with Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists and SLTs who currently work with children, preferably within the HSE.
DM me or email me on [email protected]
RTs appreciated.
@AOTInews@_ISCP_@iaslt
Looking to speak with families in Ireland affected by waiting lists for their children’s therapy e.g. speech & language, occupational etc.
DMs are open or email me on [email protected]
RTs appreciated. #journorequest
Looking to speak with families in Ireland affected by waiting lists for their children’s therapy e.g. speech & language, occupational etc.
DMs are open or email me on [email protected]
RTs appreciated. #journorequest