Audio Podcasts

In this episode, we explore the contentious question of whether a woman should be subjected to imprisonment for having an abortion at 32 weeks. The recent case of a UK woman being sentenced to…..

In light of the recent proposed hate speech legislation, host Niall delves into a compelling discussion with Rónán Mullen, an independent senator from the NUI panel, to explore the fundamental question: Is free speech a human right? This timely topic stems from the concerns surrounding the proposed legislation and its potential impact on the freedom of expression.

In light of the recent proposed hate speech legislation, host Niall delves into a compelling discussion with Rónán Mullen, an independent senator from the NUI panel, to explore the fundamental question: Is free speech a human right? This timely topic stems from the concerns surrounding the proposed legislation and its potential impact on the freedom of expression.

A  violent rampage through a city center prompted fears of a terror attack after three people were killed.

In this episode, Niall engages in a compelling conversation with Ben Scallan, a commentator and presenter for Gript Media. The focus of their discussion revolves around the question of whether Ireland should close its borders to refugees.

In this episode, Niall engages in a compelling conversation with Ben Scallan, a commentator and presenter for Gript Media. The focus of their discussion revolves around the question of whether Ireland should close its borders to refugees.

In this episode, Niall hosts a compelling discussion centered around the question of whether individuals should have a constitutional right to a place called home. Joining him are two distinguished guests who bring their unique perspectives to the table: Peter Dooley, the co-founder of the Dublin Renters’ Union, and Karl Deeter, an American-Irish financial commentator, media pundit, and business journalist.

In this episode, Niall hosts a compelling discussion centered around the question of whether individuals should have a constitutional right to a place called home. Joining him are two distinguished guests who bring their unique perspectives to the table: Peter Dooley, the co-founder of the Dublin Renters’ Union, and Karl Deeter, an American-Irish financial commentator, media pundit, and business journalist.

In this episode, Niall explores the ongoing debate surrounding Ireland’s new sex education bill. He interviews two guests with contrasting views on the topic: Jana Lunden, a representative from the Natural Women’s Council, and Clarity Mills, a sex educator, dominatrix, and life coach.