Meeting My Father Before It’s Too Late Episode 285
closeIn this episode, Niall discusses the emotional dilemma of whether the truth about a secret child should always be revealed, no matter the consequences. The conversation stems from an email….
In this episode, Niall discusses the emotional dilemma of whether the truth about a secret child should always be revealed, no matter the consequences. The conversation stems from an email….
In this episode, Niall asks the big question: With Roderic O’Gorman and the rest of the government showing no regrets about the recent surge in migration, who’s got your vote? Many feel that….
In this episode, Niall asks a controversial question: Should Ireland serve lunch to asylum seekers arriving without passports, or should it send them back immediately? The debate stems from….
In this episode, Niall discusses a deeply emotional and complex question: Should you stand by a partner during a mental health crisis, or is there a point where it’s okay to walk away? The….
In this episode, Niall explores whether parents should be held legally responsible for crimes committed by their under-18 children. With teenage crime on the rise, some believe parents should face….
In this episode, Niall dives into the controversy surrounding the playing of the UK’s national anthem, “God Save The King,” at the Aviva Stadium. Many Irish fans responded by booing, raising the question of whether it is time for Ireland to move past historical grievances or if this reaction reflects […]
In this episode, Niall explores the concern of having a dog, specifically a staffy, around a newborn baby. A listener, who is due to give birth in two months, has written in about her frustration….
In this podcast, Niall interviews Niamh Uí Bhriain about a controversial SPHE (Social, Personal, and Health Education) book being used in Irish schools. The conversation revolves around….
In this episode, Niall tackles the sensitive issue of whether there should be compensation for all victims of physical abuse in Irish schools before corporal punishment was criminalised. With a….