Podcasts about daffodil day

It's the first day of Spring, so it's time for the traditional march round the garden.

The weekly news digest is followed by a selection of topics discussed over the past week on Slovakia Today. Ben Pascoe revisits the national cinematography awards ceremony, Patrícia Polakovičová looks into the reasons behind Slovakia's declining birth rate, and Veronika Ščepánová reports on Daffodil Day 2026 in Slovakia.

Daffodil Day is one of the world's most iconic and widely supported annual campaigns, raising both funds and awareness for cancer. In Slovakia, it is organised by the League Against Cancer and represents the country's largest public fundraising initiative, promoting solidarity with cancer patients. This Thursday, April 16, volunteers wearing the signature yellow daffodils and carrying donation boxes will once again take to the streets, marking the campaign's 30th anniversary. On this occasion, Eva Kováčová — who has been with the League Against Cancer since 2002 and now serves as its Executive Director — shares insights into the impact and significance of this long-standing initiative. The latest episode of Slovak Sound Check focuses on adjectives and their opposites, exploring common word pairs.

Daffodil Day is one of the world's most iconic and widely supported annual campaigns, raising both funds and awareness for cancer. In Slovakia, it is organised by the League Against Cancer and represents the country's largest public fundraising initiative, promoting solidarity with cancer patients. This Thursday, April 16, volunteers wearing the signature yellow daffodils and carrying donation boxes will once again take to the streets, marking the campaign's 30th anniversary. On this occasion, Eva Kováčová — who has been with the League Against Cancer since 2002 and now serves as its Executive Director — shares insights into the impact and significance of this long-standing initiative. The latest episode of Slovak Sound Check focuses on adjectives and their opposites, exploring common word pairs.

Good news on the Irish cancer society's Daffodil Day, survivors will face shorter waits for mortgage protection insurance under new Right to Be Forgotten legislation. Amy Nolan, Director of Clinical Affairs, Irish Cancer Society has the latest.

Cancer as an expat in the Netherlands hits differently.In this episode of DAM Parenting, we speak with Katherine, founder of Cancer Support Netherlands — a Dutch non-profit offering English-language, community-based support for internationals navigating cancer.Being diagnosed with cancer can turn life upside down.But for those living far from home — expats, immigrants, international families — the experience can feel even more isolating.Navigating treatment in a different language, without your usual support systems, while trying to process the emotional weight of illness… can be overwhelming.Cancer Support Netherlands was created to bridge this gap.In this episode, we explore:• What it means to face cancer while living abroad• Language barriers in the Dutch healthcare system• The emotional reality of illness without family nearby• Support for partners, caregivers, and families• The importance of English-language peer support• How community spaces can change the experience of cancerCancer Support Netherlands offers:• Confidential peer support groups• English-language community spaces• Events, workshops, and expert-led sessions• Support for patients, survivors, and caregivers• Flexible ways to connect — privately or in communityThey welcome:• Expats and internationals• Migrants and immigrants• Refugees• Binational families• Long-term residents• Anyone who feels most comfortable expressing themselves in EnglishThis episode is released in recognition of Daffodil Day — a national day of cancer awareness in Ireland.Because cancer awareness isn't just one day a year.And for those living abroad, the need for support doesn't follow a calendar.If you are navigating cancer, supporting someone who is, or part of an international community in the Netherlands — this episode is for you.No one should face cancer alone.And language should never be a barrier to support.Links for suport:Public Page (Friends & Supporters)Follow our work, events, advocacy and Hive Network updates: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Bm2VGKr5b/?mibextid=wwXIfr Facebook Private Support Group (confidential space)For emotional support, connection, and sharing with others affected by cancer: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1DBabL8fWr/?mibextid=wwXIfr Instagram https://www.instagram.com/cancer_support_netherlands LinkedIn https://nl.linkedin.com/company/cancer-support-netherlands

Today is Daffodil Day. You'll see people out on the streets collecting money to raise vital funds for the Irish Cancer Society.Andrea decided it would be a good opportunity to be a bit proactive with her health and go and have her skin checked!

Today is Daffodil Day, and Joe is joined by Irish Cancer Society Ambassador, Francine Downes, to share her journey with breast cancer.Image via Getty. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An Ennis man who survived lymphoma cancer is now encouraging others to give back and support those facing the disease. Michael Doab was diagnosed in 2014 and underwent surgery and chemotherapy—but today, he's using his experience to raise awareness and funds for Irish Cancer Society ahead of Daffodil Day tomorrow (Friday, 20th March). He's been sharing his story and urging the local community to get involved and support those affected by cancer. Michael joined Alan in studio to explain just how much people's support can make a difference. Image © Clare FM

Should fly-tippers get penalty points?, vapes believed to be largely to blame for fires in bin lorries and waste sorting centres, anger among residents in unfinished estates who are paying property tax but getting nothing in return, the importance of Daffodil Day and pet advice with Dr Genie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

West Clare residents are being asked to give blood this week to replenish stocks after a busy bank holiday period. A blood donation clinic is taking place at Kilrush Community School today and on Thursday from 5pm to 8:20pm. It comes ahead of Daffodil Day on Friday, with a significant percentage of blood going to cancer patients. Appointments can be made by calling 1800 222 111, and IBTS Donor Recruitment Executive Alex O'Connor says every donation makes a difference.

David Kieran MD of ZOMA is doing his bit for Daffodil Day, Denise O'Rourke knows what it's like to have not one but two children battling meningitis, Kevin Honer's new platform makes gifting a coffee easy, Mark Hanlon will do anything to have his son Rian receive the best of treatment for muscular dystrophy and Dr Declan Murray is honoured for his life's work on aquatic entomology. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When Emma McGuinness was pregnant with her second child, she discovered a swelling in her neck that turned out to be Hodgkin's lymphoma. Her son was delivered at 36 weeks and spent his first 14 days in neonatal intensive care. Just weeks later, Emma began six months of chemotherapy while caring for a newborn. In this powerful episode, Emma shares the reality of navigating cancer during pregnancy, the emotional experience of having a baby in NICU, and how her own experience exposed a gap in Irish maternity leave legislation. That gap ultimately led to a national campaign and a change in the law. This episode is recorded in collaboration with Daffodil Day in support of the Irish Cancer Society. To donate check out www.cancer.ie You can find Emma's page here: https://www.instagram.com/a_little_link/ Proudly sponsored by: www.happytummy.ie Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the first day of Spring, so it's time for the traditional march round the garden.

The Cancer Society is the biggest private funder of cancer research in New Zealand. So far on Daffodil Day, more than $60,000 has been raised to help combat cancer. CEO of Auckland-Northland Cancer Society division Andrew Young says he lost his mother to cancer in 2007, which motivated him to join the Cancer Society and lead its Auckland-Northland division. Text 3493 to make an instant $3 donation to the Cancer Society. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We find out who won the ANZ Bake Sale, raising funds for Daffodil Day! Matilda wants to re post her FB Marketplace item for a higher price... is it okay? Battle of The Hits - Snoop Dogg addition Matilda needs ideas for a L themed dress up party Matty has been waiting for his wedding present from John Campbell for nearly three years! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today it was Stewart vs Wells pinging a bit of pong. It was all in the name of the ANZ Donation Station is back, raising money for the Cancer Society.And this year we're turning the office into a table tennis showdown for the Hauraki Ping Pong Champs on Daffodil Day.Show your support right texting DONATE to 3493 to make an instant $3 donation to the Cancer Society!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This Friday is Daffodil Day, the Cancer Society's annual appeal for donations, and this year the Chief Executive says Daffodil Day feels more urgent than ever. One in three New Zealanders will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, and of course, the disease doesn't just affect them, it extends to family, friends, and anyone close to them. Leading the campaign this year is Mandy Evans.

Miss JB For Breakfast?JB caught up with Jack Howard from NBN Sports to chat this weeks Round 24 NRL action.Plus, Sally-Anne from Cancer Council to discuss Daffodil Day and Grant Lee was here to give us some movie gossip and the latest movies now showing at the Forum 6 Cinemas!

Alison Lai, CEO of Cancer Council Tasmania, joins Kaz and Tubes to chat about Daffodil Day today, and how every bunch sold will help make a difference for Tasmanians impacted by cancer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eliza Tout and Meagan Vearing from Cancer Council NSW joined Jamie & Leigh about the impact of the day on people who are going through a cancer battle. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daffodil Day is on the Thursday 21 August. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Henry talks with Lyrian Fleming-Parsley, head of Fundraising and Communications for Cancer Council Victoria, about the annual Daffodil Day fundraiser.Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Volunteers across Clare are out in force today to collect funds for essential cancer services. Today is the 37th annual Daffodil Day, which is the main funding drive for the Irish Cancer Society. The charity provides night nurse services, transport to hospital treatments and counselling for patients. Maggie, who's been collecting in Ennis, outlines its importance.

Radical reform is needed for young women who present with symptoms of breast cancer; this is according to Senator Teresa Costello, herself a survivor. She is advocating for the breast screening age to be extended to 40, and a greater care attached for those presenting with symptoms aged 20–50.Joining Kieran to discuss and share their own stories is Senator Costello, Ziva Cussen and Muireann McColgan...

Today is National Daffodil Day; all around the country you'll see people out today with buckets asking you to give generously for the Irish Cancer Society.So, where does the money go?Andrea is joined by listeners to discuss.

On Friday March 28th, the Irish Cancer Society (ICS) will celebrate Daffodil Day. It's the charity's biggest fundraising event and aims to raise millions of euros to support cancer patients and progress cancer research. In this episode, Kathy Sheridan is joined by Daffodil Day Ambassador Tara Doonan, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2022 at 36 years-old. Tara lives in Cavan but travelled to the Mater Hospital in Dublin for her treatment. In today's episode she talks about the shock of her diagnosis, the road to recovery and the financial impact of cancer, from travel and parking expenses, to the loss of income. Amy Nolan, Director of Clinical Affairs at ICS also joins the conversation to explain how the charity supports patients financially and what needs to change in order to limit costs for those undergoing treatment. But first Irish Times podcast presenter Bernice Harrison is here to discuss some of the biggest stories of the week including a frightening encounter at a Dublin hotel for influencer Chloe Koyce, the harassment of a University of Limerick student at her campus accommodation and the latest in the rumoured feud between Gwyneth Paltrow and Meghan Markle. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brían French, brother of the late Eoin French // Amy Nolan, Director of Clinical Affairs with The Irish Cancer Society

Fianna Fáil Senator Teresa Costello has said that radical reform is needed for women under the age of 50 who present with breast cancer symptoms, having previously been diagnosed with the disease at the age of 36.Ahead of Daffodil Day 2025, she is calling on the Minister for Health to discuss the matter in the Seanad.Hit the ‘Play' button to hear her chat with Matt.

Ray is joined by Tara Doonan, this year's Daffodil Day Ambassador as well as Mary Woods. and Paul Markey. They talk about life with cancer and raising awareness for Daffodil day

Friday is the Irish cancer society's daffodil day. The day aims to bring hope, provide support and drive progress for cancer patients and survivors. Dr. Liz O'Riordan, author, former breast surgeon and breast cancer survivor speaks about her own experience.

Author Roisin Lanigan talks about her new novel - a horror story set around the rental crisis! Ray Darcy hears about Daffodil Day & Claire Byrne talks to a man who speaks 50 languages

Daffodil Day 2025 is almost here! On March 28th, we all have the opportunity to make a difference for families affected by cancer. Joining me now to talk more about this important day is Liam Keating.

Wexford man and leukaemia survivor, Mark Molloy, originally from Duncannon, joins us to share his story and highlight the importance of supporting the Irish Cancer Society's Daffodil Day, taking place on Friday, 28th March. Mark is calling on his local community to get involved and help raise vital funds for cancer research and patient support. Also joining us is Alexandra Phelan-McGahon, Support Programmes Coordinator at the Irish Cancer Society, who leads their Counselling Services nationwide. Alexandra will discuss the range of support services available for those affected by cancer and the impact of Daffodil Day in funding these essential programmes.

A Clare cancer survivor is calling on her local community to go all in against cancer for the Irish Cancer Society's Daffodil Day. The Irish Cancer Society's annual fundraiser takes place on Friday, the 28th of March. Mary Woods, who hails from Newmarket-on-Fergus, knows a thing or two about cancer, having survived both womb and bowel cancer. Mary has been a Daffodil Day community organiser in her hometown for many years. Alan Morrissey spoke with Mary about her own story, the work done by the Irish Cancer Society, and Daffodil Day... Photo (C): Kuldeep Hunjan from Getty Images via Canva

Shamrock Rovers midfielder Scarlett Herron and UCD Rugby President John Hammond speak about UCD's annual Daffodil Day fundraiser, where they will be raffling off signed Six Nations jerseys and organising a tailgate.Off The Ball Breakfast w/ Optimum Nutrition | #unlockmoreyouCatch The Off The Ball Breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for Off The Ball Breakfast and get the podcast on the Off The Ball app.SUBSCRIBE at OffTheBall.com/joinOff The Ball Breakfast is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball

On today's show, Jase's throbber career is on the line, Mike's figured out why he's been knackered, and Keyzie has a massive day jumping off Auckland Harbour Bridge for Daffodil Day. See how it went on our Insta @haurakibigshowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today in the show... It's the cancer society's daffodil day, the fundraising drive that might just save your life. One in 3 of us will be affected by cancer in our lifetime. Has it hit your family hard? Do you give generously? And how hard is it to raise money in times like these? Andrew Young, CEO of Cancer Society Auckland & Northland joins us. And John Day is in. All eyes are on South Africa as Razor picks Ian Foster's golden boy to tie up the Springboks. Sam Cane is back, has Razor picked the best guy or has he run out of ideas? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In todays show Stace, Azura and Charlie run a meter for every dollar donated for Daffodil Day with support from ANZ! They get a few friends such as DJ Forbes, Courtney Tairi, William Waiirua, Torrell Tafa and more to come into the studio and help them get those km's banked! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's podcast, Stace & Azura teach Charlie the latest viral trend. We ask you for the best guitar singalongs song. Plus, we have locked in our first helping hand for our Daffodil Day run, William Waiirau.  For more, follow our socials:  Instagram: Flava Radio Facebook: Flava Radio Tik Tok: Flava RadioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week let's celebrate Potato Day, Daffodil Day and most importantly Take Your Cat To The Vet Day! Plus more! And as always we check in on the news in Marquette County from The Tribune.  Thank you to Aaron Brungardt for engineering, mixing, and production support, Geoffrey Tice for artwork, Bobby TBD for theme music, and All Things Comedy for their support, production, and distribution. 

Fev takes a skin check live on air ahead of Daffodil Day tomorrow.Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/fifi-fev-and-nickSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Stace Azura and Charlie caught up with Silver Ferns player Maia Wilson in the lead up to Daffodil Day on the 30th of August. ANZ is helping the Cancer Society to make every daffodil count this Daffodil Day – text DONATE to 2442  For more, follow our socials: Instagram: Flava Radio Facebook: Flava Radio Tik Tok: Flava RadioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James And Robert Farnham joins Jonesy & Amanda ahead of Daffodil Day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, on Daffodil Day, the Irish Cancer Society are urging the public to Go All in Against Cancer. Speaking to Shane this morning was Jed Van De Poll is the CEO of Metro Dublin and currently in remission from Multiple Myeloma.

Roisin Hayes, Music Therapist and Lynne O'Donnell whose son uses the service join Ray in studio ahead of Daffodil Day on Friday

Averil Power, Chief Executive of the Irish Cancer Society, joins us ahead of the launch of their annual Daffodil Day fundraiser on Friday.

Daffodil Day takes place next Friday, on the 22nd of March. Gary Brooks, who lives in Kildysart was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2021 and is doing well now. On Friday's Morning Focus, Peter O'Connell was joined by Gary, who shared his story to encourage people to support Daffodil Day. To donate visit: www.cancer.ie/donate

Colm Murphy tells us about his wife Caroline and Helen Flynn discusses her own journey

There was a 61% increase in calls to the Irish Cancer Society helpline in Clare last year. Last year in Clare, the charity provided 240 night nurses for end-of-life care, 229 bookings for their patient travel service and recieved over 180 calls to their support line. Daffodil Day will take place on Friday, March 22nd and individuals, schools and workplaces are being urged to set up their own fundraiser through selling Daffodil Pins, a virtual bucket collection or a 12,000 steps-a-day challenge. Volunteer Daffodil Day Coordinator from Ennis, Siobhan Connaghan, says cancer affects half of all families in the country so it is important to give support where you can.