Rebel Matters Podcast
- Autor: Vários
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Sinopsis
Featuring personal stories, inspiration, and long form interviews from the streets of Cork City, and further afield! Topics of discussion include success, overcoming adversity, current affairs, health and nutrition, food, local business, and delving into the obscure from time to time. This podcast is presented by Belfast man, and owner of ACLAÍ, a Cork based personal training facility, Ainle Ó Cairealláin.
Episodios
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Ep 71: Climate Change and Environmental Activism with Áine O Gorman
22/05/2020 Duración: 01h32minOn this episode I discussed climate change on a global , national, local, and individual level with Áine O Gorman, who works for Friends of The Earth, is involved in Stop Climate Chaos, and also is a part of a group called Model Activists that work to promote sustainability in the fashion industry.
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Ep 70: The Ups and Downs of Giving Walking Tours in Hebron
15/05/2020 Duración: 01h24sThis week's guest on the show is a friend who gives walking tours in the old city of Hebron in Palestine, one of the most politically charged areas of the West Bank. This episode has an accompanying blog post on rebelmatters.ie with links to documentaries, films and further reading.
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Ep 69: Mary Hickson on Festivals, Artists, and Looking Outwards
08/05/2020 Duración: 01h13minThis week I chatted with Mary Hickson who runs the Sounds From A Safe Harbour festival in Cork every two years, the pioneering collaborative festival People in the Funkhaus Berlin, and the philosophy behind her work and approach. A timely chat as we start to consider what festivals and parties will look like as we start to come out of our prolonged Covid-19 lockdown.
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Ep 68: Mark Graham on King Kong Company and the Irish Music Industry
24/04/2020 Duración: 01h53minMark Graham from King Kong Company, and the Irish Music Industry podcast joined me this week for a chat on the show. We chatted about King Kong Company, the challenges facing Irish artists during the Covid-19 pandemic, and what the musical landscape might look like in the near future. Mark also discussed how King Kong Company ended up with their very own brand of Buckfast infused beer. Chapter 2 of The Last Of The Name can be found at the end of this episode.
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Ep 67: Interviews with Ainle from Palestine and a New Book!
17/04/2020 Duración: 01h36minThe main section is an interview I did from Palestine with Somhailre Mag uidhie from Raidió Fáilte and is in Irish. There is an extended intro in English, as well as a shorter interview in English i did with the Off The Ball crew for Newstalk Radio, which comes after the main section with Somhairle, and also a new book at the very end as we have finished Roald Dahl's one last week!
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Ep 66: Easter Sunday Special - One Day in My Life by Bobby Sands
12/04/2020 Duración: 02h14minTo make Easter Sunday 2020 I recorded myself reading Bobby Sands' One Day in My Life. "Written on toilet paper, with a biro refill, and hidden inside Bobby Sands' own body, this is a book about bravery and endurance' - Excerpt from the back cover of the book.
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Ep 65: Social and Cultural Entrepreneurship with Síobhra Quinlan, Aisling O' Riordan, and Emmet Condon
10/04/2020 Duración: 01h27minThis chat was recorded as part of the Quiet Lights festival in Cork in late 2019, and covers a lot of ground around the background and work that goes into alternative and socially conscious arts events and festivals.
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Ep 64: Circus Performers, Dancers, and Climbers Hoba and Ahmad Hmidan
03/04/2020 Duración: 01h05minThis weeks episode is with brothers Ahmad and Hoba and we discussed growing up in Nablus under Israeli occupation, being an artists in Palestine, and their careers as performers in circus, dance, juggling, and acrobatics.
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Ep 63: Kitchen Table Chats with Siobhán De Paor and Diarmuid Lyng (Mostly As Gaeilge)
31/03/2020 Duración: 01h41minThis weeks episode was recorded around the kitchen table in the home of Siobhán De Paor and Diarmuid Lyng who together run Wild Irish Retreats. I have added a short blog post on rebelmatters.ie with some additional links for anyone who would like to fins out more about these two legends but don't have the Gaeilge to follow along with the episode.
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Ep 62: Maysa Daw from Palestinian Hip Hop Group DAM
27/03/2020 Duración: 01h30minThis episode was recorded in a café in Ramallah while I was there setting up the ACLAÍ Palestine community gym in the Aida refugee camp. Thank you to Maysa who took the time to meet Alex and I to record this!
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Ep 61: Identity, Balaclavas, Poetry, and Plants with Lewis Kenny
24/03/2020 Duración: 01h35minThis week is the first instalment of the next batch of episodes, and is a sit-down with my good friend Lewis Kenny.
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Ep 60: Jenny Higgins on Palestine and The Gaza Women's Yoga and Circus Hub
31/01/2020 Duración: 01h15minA chat with Jenny about her involvement in the Gaza Women's Yoga and Circus Hub recorded as part of the very first Cork Podcast Festival. This episode was recorded in the Spailpín Fánach pub in Cork city.
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Ep 59: Folklore, Foxes, and Sure What About It, with Maria Gillen
20/12/2019 Duración: 01h26minThis week I chat with storyteller, drama therapist, and Cork Yarn-Spinner Maria Gillen. We discussed strength from softness, the impact of technology on our social skills, and the passing down of wisdom from one generation to the next.
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Ep 58: Folklore, Stortelling, and The Little People with Steve Lally
13/12/2019 Duración: 01h59minA conversation recorded in South Armagh with storyteller Steve Lally. We discussed how Steve became a storyteller, the writing of his latest book, 'Irish Gothic Fairy Stories', and the importance of folklore and storytelling in modern society.
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Ep 57: Making December a 'Healing Month', and Finishing 2019 On A Positive Note
06/12/2019 Duración: 01h18minThis week is a solo run on making December a 'healing month' to finish the year on a positive note, which I started thinking about on the way back from a recent trip to Berlin. Every year has its challenges and highlights, and December seems to be as good a time as any to practice some self-love, looking after yourself going into the festive season, and doing the work up front to have a positive start to the new year, which can often be a challenging time in itself. Grá Mór, Ainle. x
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Ep 56: Black Friday, Consumerism, Freedom, and Self Love
27/11/2019 Duración: 54minA solo run on the merits and negatives of black Friday. Is it a good time to big a bargain, or a marketing campaign of manufactured desire and scarcity to make us part with our hard earned bills and fall over each other to accumulate more useless stuff?
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Ep 55: Calvin James Sweeney On His Work With the SCOOP Foundation and Syrias Vibes
11/10/2019 Duración: 01h27minThis week I chat with Calvin James Sweeney who formed the SCOOP foundation with his brother Andy in 2009, and has been over and back from Syria 18 times to date. https://scoopfoundation.org/about/
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Ep 54: Tipperary Senior Hurler Seamus Kennedy
13/09/2019 Duración: 01h36minThis week I sat down with recent All Ireland hurling championship winner and Tipperary hurler Seamus Kennedy.
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Ep 53: Rambling Thoughts from the Comeragh Mountains
23/08/2019 Duración: 01h29minThis week is a recording of my rambling thoughs and self-chats as I made my way to Coumshingaun Lake in the Comeragh Mountains, Co Waterford.
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Ep 52: Mental Health Check In, 50 Years of Brits, and Granny Chats
16/08/2019 Duración: 01h31sThis weeks marks 50 years since the British soldiers landed in Belfast and Derry, and 6 years since ACLAÍ opened its doors for business. In this episode I talk about checking in with my own mental and physical health, ACLAÍ, and share some chats that I had with my Granny about what it was like back in the 40s, 50s, and 60s during some of the most turbulent times in Belfast.