Is OnlyFans empowering women?
Since its launch, OnlyFans rapidly became popular thanks to the large number of creators that share pornographic content on the platform. During the pandemic many
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Irish Women in Harmony Interview
On the 18th of June, the Irish Women in Harmony released their cover of “Dreams” by the Cranberries. Led by Ruth Anne Cunningham, the Irish
Heather Lawrie May 27, 2021 No Comments
We bereave: How to deal with Grief?
Grief is a universal experience. All will have at least one experience of loss at some time in their lives. It may be the loss
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Listen: Who gets to choose your profession? (Parent or child)
Choosing a career path for oneself may be difficult, especially if you are forced to make a decision about what you want to do with
Matilda Asekhamen May 21, 2021 No Comments
Cana Lab podcast launch!
In March 2020, a number of Irish, English and Australian messers got together to form Quarantine FM. Led by our fearless leader Anna Rose Charleton
Heather Lawrie May 21, 2021 No Comments
Listen: Life away from home
A lot of individuals know few things about being in a boarding school or have an idea about it. Well, boarding school is a place
Olabisi Adeyemi-Olayinka May 21, 2021 No Comments
Age Shaming In Dating
Aisling most certainly had an interesting perspective on this saying. In order to put what she was saying into perspective, she reflected on her experiences in dating older men who behaved infantile.
Aisling Tobin May 20, 2021 No Comments
Let’s talk about Imposter syndrome.
On this weeks episode of The Sandra Series Podcast, we have a quick Chat with UYI about the concept of imposter syndrome. We addressed the
Sandra Sandra Ogbonna May 20, 2021 No Comments
Love Irish music? We’ve got just the group for you!
When you think of “Irish music” what do you think of? Diddly-idle-day tunes played on a fiddle and a bodhran? The typical Irish jig blared
Heather Lawrie May 6, 2021 No Comments
Our Morbid Fascination with True Crime
There’s something about listening to true crime stories that relaxes me and allows me to escape from day-to-day reality. And no, I’m not a complete freak- there are people who find true crime intriguing, there wouldn’t be a plethora of content otherwise.
Michaela Quinn March 25, 2021 No Comments
Podcast – Working in a Covid-19 Contact Tracing Centre
Ever since the global Covid-19 outbreak contact tracing has been a “core health response” to the pandemic. According to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and
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If the news becomes too much, take a step back or try lighter alternatives
For many, there may appear to be a neverending doom and gloom news cycle these days, at times making it difficult to properly understand the
Adam Thibault January 22, 2021 No Comments
The Truth About Eating Disorders
Stereotypes that only models suffer from eating disorders is damaging because it means that people around you showing warning signs of an ED slip through the cracks if they don’t fit this stereotype. A yoga instructor? A personal trainer? A vegan blogger? These are jobs that center on health but they can also be the perfect jobs for someone to hide their ED behind. When I went on a trip with my friend Ish, her militant vegan diet and restriction on the times she ate didn’t seem weird because she’s a yoga instructor. I’d read about the benefits of vegan diets and saw Youtubers do intermittent fasting but the truth is, an ED can affect anyone.
Ash Potter January 22, 2021 No Comments
How has the pandemic affected those finishing college?
It is evident that the pandemic has disrupted the lives of many all over the world. One can argue that one of the most effected
Jordan Charnley January 21, 2021 No Comments
Fighting through words, and with animals
With little to no idea in mind, I decided to start a podcast called Let’s Fight – where people would debate random topics, and where
Martin Loeser May 7, 2020 No Comments
Sex for grades in Nigeria
Sexual harassment on campuses in Nigeria has gone on for decades unchecked. This issue became more prominent ever since the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
Ifeoma Ochulo March 27, 2020 No Comments
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